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County personnel took a field trip to the old Bronson High School building on March 5 after the County Commission meeting to get an update on how renovations are going and to get input on how the new building will be wired for connectivity. “This is where our office manager will sit, our little copy area, this will be Wilbur’s office, my office,” said Levy County Procure- ment Coordinator Alicia Tretheway while giving an impromptu tour. “This will be a sitting area for new applicants who come in.” Contractors were hard at work sanding wood floors while County IT Consultant Brady Clark of New River Technology was given a tour of possible locations to house wiring and fiber optic cable for connectivity in the building. “Commissioners’ office wise, I was looking to do all of the drops back in here,” Director of Levy County Construction and Mainte- nance Jimmy Jones told Clark and showed SUZETTE COOK/Citizen See MOVE Page A10 Director of Levy County Construction and Maintenance Jimmy Jones discusses servers and wiring options with County IT Consultant Brady Clark of New River Technology. 2A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 21, 2019

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viously, being able to win for my club, it was just super exciting when they called my name, everyone’s reaction. Through Beta and FFA, I’ve got to meet different people from different aspects of life and different schools, and hear their stories and make memories.” Holland, who’s lived in Chiefland since fourth grade, didn’t necessarily set out to be valedictorian, but he’s always wanted to make his parents proud. He says consistency was key to enduring the ups and downs of school. “My dad is a truck driver and my mom just got her AA degree, so they told me to do my best and wanted me to SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen live a better life than The CMHS Class of 2019 Talented Top 20 -- top 20 percent of graduating class meeting university entrance requirements. In no particular order, they do,” Holland said. back row, from left: Madison Baynard; Victoria Thompson; Ashtyn Brown; Jessika Weekley; Nelson Crawford, Macie Thomas, Nadia Fumea; and Car- “That influenced me, oline Kohn. Front row, from left: Hunter Barrand, Paul Holland III; Aidan Horne; Kent Sloan; Noah Nguyen; Keegan McLelland and Wyatt Hammond. and out of respect for Not pictured are Gabriel Stancil, Maria Carranza and Julie Powers. them, I just wanted to do my best.” class. An outgoing personali- enced by that.” rallies and this past Brown has been ty, Brown loves her literature Brown, who spent only one football season, determined to finish at and English courses the most year away from Chiefland, has and everything or near the top of her and plans to major in Public participated in weightlifting, between.” Relations and minor in Hos- volleyball, cheerleading and Holland and pitality and theater, and is the student Brown are joined Tourism when government secretary and vice by fellow Summa she begins at- president of Interact Club. Cum Laude (4.0+) tending UF in She’s also been a class officer graduates, in no the fall. She’ll and a member of FFA and particular order: graduate with Beta. She’s most proud of her Kent Sloan, Noah an A.A. degree AP Literature Award. Nguyen, Madison from College “That was from Ms. (Jan) Baynard, Julie of Central Flemming, who’s helped me Powers and Caroline Florida. mature into the student that Kohn. Wyatt Ham- “I’ve alway I am now,” Brown said, so mond is the class’ been interest- having that award from her, only Magna Cum ed in com- it spoke a lot to me about my Laude (3.85+) hon- munications potential and my ability.” In oree, and Gabriel and I’m a addition to her lit classes and Stancil, Maria Car- very outgoing class with Ms. Flemming, she’s ranza, Nadia Fumea, person, so the loved her classes with Adam Aidan Horne, Jessi- more people I Boyd, and says Chris Wilson’s ka Weekley, Keegan can meet and classes have most prepared McLelland, Hunter network with, her for “the reality of college.” Barrand and Nelson the better,” Brown is the daughter of Ja- Crawford are the Brown said. son and Stephanie Brown. The Cum Laude (3.5+) “And (as for) senior says she’s appreciative honorees. Joining hospitality of everyone who’s supported Brown those students in and tourism her along the way, including the Talented 20 – I’ve been her parents. Her favorite mem- floats, coming up with skits, – top 20 percent raised going ories revolve around school all that stuff,” Brown said. of graduating class meeting to Disney spirit events like homecoming. “It’s really what brings us university entrance require- together and where we show Holland World, so I’ve “That’s when everybody ments – are Macie Thomas and been influ- comes together, building the the most school spirit – pep Victoria Thompson.

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19ths Annual Black History Celebration Deborah Goad degree from the University of Michigan. Correspondent Jackson practiced as a school The 19th Annual Black History social worker in Citrus County and is Celebration was held on Saturday, March an active member of the Community 9 in the Tommy Usher Pineland Center Alliance of Citrus County, the CACC in Chiefland. Evangelists Rutha Scott, Children’s Week Committee, and received Pastor Robert Scott and Missionary Doris recognition twice as a “Partner with a Jones each year hand out scholarships to Heart” for contributing to the prevention deserving students from Chiefland Middle of substance use among youth in her High School. community. She was also named the 2015 The first recipient, in 2000, Monica “School-Related Employee of the Year” at Scott Anderson welcomed everyone to Crystal River Middle School. the Black History Scholarship Program. Her talk at the Program was Anderson, now an educator, has received titled, “Shaping Your Future Through three degrees since receiving her Education,” and outlines eight positive scholarship. principles for success. The 2018-2019 recipients of the Black In 2014, Jackson began teaching History Scholarship are: Naja Martin, as an adjunct professor for Saint Leo D’Andria Watson, and Brian Norris. University. Jackson began doctoral Following a buffet dinner, Missionary studies in Public Health at the Doris Jones introduced the evening’s University of South Florida. During her guest speaker, Shalay Jackson, DrPH, second semester she was selected as Photos by Deborah Goad Shalay Jackson, middle, with Rutha Scott and Robert Scott. MSW. Jackson earned a Bachelor of an Institute for Translational Research Social Work (BSW) degree from Florida in Adolescent Behavioral Health her doctoral program Fall 2017 and is currently an Assistant Teaching State University in 2006 and went on to Scholar to address best practices and was awarded a Doctor of Public Professor at the Florida State University receive her Master of Social Work (MSW) solutions to barriers. Jackson completed Health degree in December. Jackson College of Social Work. Website reveals data about Florida counties, forecasts trends By Suzette Cook Reporter The Florida Chamber of Commerce has launched a scorecard that identifies and tracks key metrics about the State and its counties. The website is www. thefloridascorecard.org and by selecting a county of interest, data about the unemployment rate, housing permits, annul job changes, sale tax revenue, wealth migration, poverty rate, high school graduation, land in conservation and population is available. The site color codes each category to reveal its status. Green means improving, Red means declining, and Blue means no change. By first looking at data about the State in the categories, users can compare county to county where they stand. According to the site, Levy County has an 87 percent overall graduation rate compared the State rate of 86.1 percent and that is on rise. LORI PREVATT/Citizen Data topics include Talent Supply and Education, Chiefland Elementary SAC Committee members hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Innovation and Economic Development, Infrastructure renaming of the campus campus, honoring Etter and Helen Hiers-Usher. The Ushers and Growth Leadership, Business Climate and dedicated the land for Chiefland Elementary School to be built. Front row, from left: Lynetta Competitiveness, Civics, Governance, and Quality of Usher-Griner, Tonya Colson-Townsend, Becky Lloyd, Michael Homan, Paige Brookins, Karen Life. Usher-White, and Marlene Wiggins. Back row, from left: Crystal Williams, Aimee Mitchell, Lisa By choosing a data topic, more information about Baxter, Kelly Gore, and Jeff Edison Levy County is showcased. Under the Quality of Life category, Levy County per capita income is at $32,883 and improving, children in poverty rate is on the decline at 35.6 percent. Based on the data in each category there is also an option to look at a county forecast. Chiefland Elementary honors According to the site, Levy County will net 422 new jobs by 2020, and 1,003 by the year 2030. The current population of 41,015 is projected to grow its original benefactors to 44,100-48,700 by 2030. By Lori Prevatt Townsend, the project was initiated at a SAC committee The Business Climate and Competitiveness category Correspondent meeting last year. breaks out homeowner’s insurance affordability and sales tax revenue which it shows at $3.03 million per month On Tuesday, March 12, a long-awaited project was “Superintendent Jeff Edison and School Board and improving. completed at Chiefland Elementary School. The school, member Paige Brookins attended a SAC Civics and Governance shows Levy County at 57.75 as part of a project initiated by the School Advisory meeting last school year and presented the counsel percent voter participation that is declining. Council (SAC), renamed the campus the Etter and Helen with a proposal to name the campus at Chiefland Under the Infrastructure and Growth Leadership Hiers-Usher Campus and revealed a sign honoring the Elementary School the Etter and Helen Hiers-Usher category, Levy County has 24 percent of land in pair, who originally donated the land on which the school Campus,” Townsend said. conservation, is showing a growth in housing permits was built. Townsend said Edison wanted to show gratitude which is currently at 143 and an estimated population of The two daughter’s of Etter and Helen, Karen Usher- and recognize those in the community who helped local 48,700 by 2030. White and Lynetta Usher-Griner, attended the sign schools. The sign would honor Etter and Helen’s family The Florida Scorecard is powered by the Florida dedication and campus renaming ceremony and were members, who still work in the community to support Chamber Foundation and is updated regularly. moved by the moment. Their father, Etter, served as a education. According to the site it was create to “identify and school board member in Levy County and their mother Jamey Nash, SAC Counsel member and track key metrics that are important to Florida’s economy was a teacher. representative for State Farm Insurance, built the sign today and into the future and to give “stakeholders the Griner had the honor of cutting the ribbon. himself. Townsend said, “CES would like to thank him power to measure progress on a statewide level and According to SAC member and CES teacher Tonya for his time and his efforts.” within their own communities.” Chiefland establishes fee for events that require road closures By Suzette Cook in Chiefland for events often involves overtime or Jones brought up that some event planners deemed it Reporter holiday pay for police officers, plus utilities and other “racist” to charge one group and not another. Editor’s note: This story ran in the March 14 edition expenses. Vice Mayor Tim West said the bottom line was of the Citizen but was missing part of the story. It’s The average annual fiscal impact to City taxpayers protecting taxpayers’ money. “The only color I care reprinted in full below. for the Watermelon Festival is $1849.23, the Winter about up here is green,” he said. “I’d rather be fair across The Chiefland City Commission established a $250 Christmas Festival is $1822.77, the Chiefland High the board and obviously would like traditional parades fee to be charged to any event held in the City that Homecoming Parade is $392.14, and the MLK Love to continue on unpaid, but it’s become difficult to say a requires road closures and the use of City personnel and March is $883.98. select few is okay. I’m in favor of making one charge for equipment. Newly appointed Mayor Chris Jones said he wanted all.” Annual events that require road closures include to make sure any fees agreed on by the Commission After discussion, the Commission decided to set a the annual Watermelon Festival and parade, the are applied across the board. Initially, he said there was consistent fee. Homecoming Parade, Veterans Day parade, Winter discussion of grandfathering in some of the traditional West made the motion to allow the City to charge Christmas Festival and 5K run and the MLK Love events. $250 for event driven road closures in the City. March. “We’re going to have to be firm,” he said. Based on past scrutiny from community members, According to City Manager Mary Ellzey, the City Ellzey suggested that the Homecoming and Veterans Jones said he disagreed with charging all events a fee. expensed more than $5,000 covering the costs of road parades be exempt from being charged. The Commission When put to a vote. the motion passed three to one closures for these five events. The cost of closing roads also discussed waiving fees for events that are City with Jones voting against it. sponsored. 4A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 21, 2019 Levy County Sheriff's Reports Most The Levy County possession of a weapon or DWLS. ROR. Sheriff’s Office reports the Often Used Abbreviations ammunition in violaton of • March 16, Toni following arrests: a stalking injunction, out Michelle Rebustillo, 43, DL - Driver’s License Wanted • March 16, Erick Her- of county warrant. Bond Morriston, battery. ROR. DWLSR - Driving While License nandez Acosta, 37, Mor- $100,000. • March 14, David Jarvis Suspended or Revoked riston, fraud/possession of • March 17, Jose Irahe- Rose Jr., 40, Bronson, DUI - Driving Under the Influence forged or stolen DL or ID, ta-Gonzalez, 29, Williston, non-support of children or FTA - Failure to Appear DWLS, giving false ID to giving false ID to LEO. spouse. Bond $1,200. ROR - Released on Own Recognizance Leo. ROR. ROR. • March 13, Michael RWV - Resisting With Violence • March 17, Jonathan • March 12, Michael Al- Shane Rowe, 35, Haw- RW/OV - Resisting Without Violence William Hegedus Adkins, len Keebler, 42, Williston, thorne, municipal code VOP - Violation of Probation 19, Louisville, Ky., pos- failure to register as sex violation. Bond $50,000. session of an hallucinogen offender as required. Bond cocaine, possession of a offender as required. Bond • March 12, Bernard with intent to sell, posses- $100,000. controlled substance w/o $75,000. John Rutkowski, 45, sion of cocaine, possession • March 15, Deandrae a prescription, possession • March 16, Robert Ken- Williston, contempt of of a controlled substance Brown, 23, Citra, two of marijuana not more than neth Klein, 32, Fort White, court/violation of domestic Jeromah Garner w/o a prescription, posses- counts out of county 20 grams, possession and/ use of display firearm violence injunction. Bond 29, Alachua sion of marijuana over 20 warrant. or use of drug equipment. during a felony, posses- $25,000. VOP grams, possession of drug • March 15, Paula G. Bond $17,000. sion of marijuana with • March 11, Selena equipment to transport Brown, 55, Williston, • March 13, Joshua Car- intent to sell, possession of Maria Scott-Barber, 38, drugs. resisting W/OV, disorderly men Francois, 31, Chief- marijuana over 20 grams, Williston, battery. ROR. • March 16, Cutberto M. intoxication, possession of land, DWLS, resisting W/ possession of a controlled • March 17, Tracy James Antonio, 23, Ocala, no DL. marijuana not more than OV. Bond $16,000. substance w/o a prescrip- Smith, 45, Chiefland, two ROR. 20 grams, possession and/ • March 11, Grego- tion, trafficking in LSD, counts FTA. Bond $6,000. • March 14, Joshua Allen or use of drug equipment. ry Lynn Gibb, 68, Bell, trafficking in a controlled • March 11, Michael Beals, 30, Old Town, FTA. ROR. failure to register vehicle, substance, possession and/ Paul Sullivan, 33, Trenton, Bond $5,000. • March 14, Whitney possession of marijuana or use of drug equipment. VOP. • March 13, Contravi- Kathleen Colson, 28, Tren- not more than 20 grams, Bond $31,000. • March 14, Scott Rich- ous Alexander Bedford, ton, shoplifting. ROR. possession and/or use of • March 14, Michael ard Turner, 32, Chiefland, 27, Gainesville, no DL, • March 16, Jorden drug equipment. Bond Koehler, 42, Williston, re- failure to register as sex possession of a controlled Cooper, 28, Chiefland, $2,000. sisting W/OV, three counts offender as required. Bond Cesareo (Morgado) Romulo substance w/o a prescrip- domestic battery by stran- • March 17, Carlos FTA. Bond $5,500. $75,000. 53, Live Oak tion. Bond $16,000. gulation, kidnapping/false Alberto Gonzalez-Ruidaz, • March 14, Freddy Ray • March 12, Warren G. VOP • March 11, Allsun imprisonment, resisting W/ 53, Chiefland, shoplifting. Mathis, 21, Steinhatchee, Wells, 44, Pike, Ohio, car- Boland, 20, resisting W/V, OV. Bond $17,000. • March 13, Robin two counts VOP. rying a concealed weapon. disorderly intoxication. • March 12, Curtis Leon A. Hauf, 59, Old Town, • March 11, Carl Jerome Bond $10,000. • March 15, Kirbun Bris- Davis, 53, Chiefland, out possession of dangerous Monroe, 52, Williston, • March 15, Hank Wil- tol, 37, Gainesville, VOP. of county warrant. Bond drugs, possession of mar- VOP. liams, 28, Fanning Springs, • March 13, Dustin $2,500. ijuana not more than 20 March 15, Charles battery. Bond $50,000. Aloysius Brooke, 35, • March 14, Anthony grams, possession and/or Adams Neal, 35, Williston, • March 12, Brian Edlon Inglis, DWLS, possession Tylor Dutka, 18, Williston, use of drug equipment. contempt of court/viola- Wright, 39, Williston, of cocaine. FTA. Bond $2,000. • March 13, Luther tion of domestic violence failure to register as sex • March 11, Creg Alfon- • March 12, Danielle Creed Hawkins, 31, Citra, injunction. Bond $25,000. offender as required. Bond za Brown, 46, Williston, Marie Fowler, 35, Cross possession of a short bar- • March 15, Alyssa $100,000. failure to register as a sex City, possession of reled gun or machine gun, Price, 27, Fanning Springs, Damien Sheppard 30, Gainesville VOP Reptile and amphibian enthusiasts: Florida Museum to host annual herpetology conference The Florida Museum of Natural History will always enjoy and learn from each other.” Book sales and signings are open to the host the 42nd annual Herpetology Conference Keynote speakers at this year’s event are general public. March 23-24 at the Wyndham Garden, about a Jayme Waldron of Marshall University, who Registration is required to attend the herpe- mile south of the University of Florida. will discuss monitoring and conservation of tology seminars, which will include presenta- The conference is the nation’s longest-run- eastern diamondback rattlesnakes, and Dale tions and monetary awards for the best presen- ning regional herpetology symposium and DeNardo of Arizona State University, who tation in three categories: general, student and convenes amateur and professional herpetolo- studies the desert survival strategies of Gila poster. Registered conference attendees will David Williams 47, Micanopy gists to discuss reptile and amphibian research, monsters. also enjoy silent and live auctions, a social and VOP education and conservation efforts. It is under- This year’s conference will feature book dinner. written by the Reptile and Amphibian Conser- signings by Kevin Enge and Paul Moler of the Registrations will be accepted at the door. Anyone with informa- vation Corps and the Florida Museum. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Com- Those who register at the event, however, are tion about these indi- “The conference brings together some of mission and authors of the recently published not guaranteed a dinner ticket. For schedule viduals is asked to the country’s foremost experts and most enthu- “Amphibians and Reptiles of Florida” and and registration information, visit https://www. siastic devotees of reptiles and amphibians in Robert Robins, Florida Museum collection floridamuseum.ufl.edu/herpetology-confer- call the Sheriff’s Of- a friendly environment,” said Florida Museum manager of ichthyology and lead author of ence/. fice at 486-5111. 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So of 1991 in the Dixie Realty Square, across the couple plans on trying to accommo- from the weigh station, on US 19 in Old date as best they can once they are out of Town. the building. They opened the store with one The store’s last “official” open day 480-square-feet unit but had to expand was March 9 but the Leichners remained immediately in 1992, again five years around the shop in the following days as later, and yet again in 1999 into a space inventory was rapidly decreasing. of over 2,000 square feet. Due to chang- In addition to the store and music ing market trends within their industry, school, DMC is also renowned for the and the evolving continual change in the many free concerts they have hosted on dynamics of general retail trade, the store the nicely-wooded acreage they own, reverted in 2017 to the three-unit model which is adjacent to the store. There have they operated from 1997 through 1999. been 18 anniversary shows held in Octo- At one point, mainly during the early/ ber starting in 2001 when they bought that mid-2000s, this small-town business was property. Nearly 100 groups or solo artists Although landscape artist Gene Rantz spends half his year painting displaying over 200 guitars, basses, pedal from throughout the state have performed in Michigan, most Suwannee residents consider him to belong first to steels, mandolins, banjos, resonators, vi- at these shows, including two members of this area. His use of light and color bring our familiar landscapes into olins, and dulcimers. The store constantly the legendary British blues-based band, breathtaking life on canvas. amazed travelers passing through the area Ten Years After, who was a huge hit at that such a small community had such a the fabled Woodstock Festival of 1969. well-stocked full-line music store. They This group enjoyed considerable radio carried a wide range of professional audio airplay throughout the 1970s. Dozens sound reinforcement equipment and did a of area performers have also graced the Suwannee Spring Art Festival lot of installation and sales for many area stage for their Christmas Concerts. The churches, schools, hotels, and a recent store would always use the Christmas installation at the Cross City Airport. shows as a non-perishable food collection blends local art and nature Their School of Music has taught drive, which they donated to Tri-County Bring your family and artists Gene Rantz (Mich- hiking/biking/driving trail multiple generations in the same fami- Outreach of Chiefland. Dozens of videos friends, spend the day, or igan and Suwannee) and forms one border. Just lies and hundreds of students of all ages. of past shows -- both anniversary and even the night for the sec- Linda Della Poali (Jena). a minute away, you can Area-known performer, composer/vocal- Christmas -- can be found on YouTube at ond Suwannee Spring Art There will also be a casual launch a boat or kayak or ist/guitarist Jamey King got his start at karenpowers1. Festival, Saturday, March antique car show -- just canoe for a trip into salt or DMC as a teenager, as did internationally DMC also started the Pee Wee Melton 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. show up with your vehi- freshwater streams, or for renowned award-winning country artist Memorial Scholarship, in memory of one Enjoy a variety of cle! -- and a small animal direct access to the Gulf of Easton Corbin. The school’s instructors of their very first guitar instructors. Pee artists, crafters, and food petting zoo. Mexico. offered lessons on guitar, bass, mando- Wee is the instructor that gave Easton (BBQ, street tacos and The setting is Glen “Our vision for this lin, banjo, ukulele, slide guitar, piano, Corbin and Jamey Michael King their more) that showcase area Dyals Park, 21340 SE library-sponsored art keyboard, violin, and voice and drums at starts back when they were teens. The talent and the special Hwy 349, Suwannee, FL festival is a blending of one time. scholarship is awarded to a graduating natural beauty of Florida’s 32692. Just outside the art and nature,” says Jane It’s a bittersweet decision that Bob Dixie County student for their further Hidden Coast. You’ll have waterfront community of Connors, Suwannee Li- and Dotti are closing their retail opera- study. The primary source for funding an opportunity to buy Suwannee, the park abuts brary Technical Center, the tion. One option was to possibly cut back has been sale of raffle tickets for celebri- originals and prints from a the Lower Suwannee primary organizer for the on store hours, mainly to accommodate ty-autographed guitars. To date, they have variety of artists, including National Wildlife Ref- festival. “We invite attend- Dotti’s newly-formed enterprise, Dotti- offered guitars signed by Easton Corbin. exceptional Florida nature uge. The Dixie Mainline See ART Page A9 wood Designs, but that activity requires Josh Turner, and Luke Bryan. substantial weekend commitments. And Another contribution the store has even if store hours could be cut, expenses made to the community is their involve- would not. ment with the Florida Department of Pet of the Week “Due to primary supplier dealer Transportation’s Adopt-A-Highway obligations and needed savings expenses Program. Since 2009 they have signed up from some utilities requiring year-long every participating group that has ‘adopt- commitments, this was a good time to ed’ a section of highway in Dixie County, Meet Bass exit our store presence,” proprietor Bob besides the store’s own section. DMC Bass is a male bulldog Leichner said. “Otherwise, we’d proba- has stored all the necessary supplies and mix, brindle and white in bly need to wait another year. I have also equipment for use by all of the groups, color, and approximately considered entering a new profession as saving them a trip to the DOT office in 5 to 6 years old. He was a school teacher; I’ve been in the music Chiefland. Bob would then process all the found as a stray in Chief- products industry since 1971. Teaching paperwork for the groups, saving them land on Feb. 15. A month would make it an impracticality for me more time and trouble. is a long time for a dog to to try to operate DMC at the same time. I The store’s closure will leave a void wait, and everyday we see earned my BA from USF a couple years of any retail vendor of music products his eyes seeming to reflect, ago with a major in history, so I’d kind of from Gainesville to Tallahassee, and from “Is today my turn?” You like to earn back the $15K tuition I spent Crystal River to Live Oak. For any infor- can make that happen for at that school.” mation, the store can be reached (for now) Bass and you will get back While the retail store in Old Town will at 352 542-3001 or [email protected]. double in friendship from be closed, Bob still plans on handling in- DMC is located at 26626 SE 19 Highway him. Contact Levy County stitutional sales, service and installations in Old Town. Animal Services at (352) 486-5138 or at animalser- Call 352-493-4796 to [email protected]. Also Ad#:000VEUB Date:03/20/19search Day:WED the shelter Size:4X7.5 at www. 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000VEUB 6A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 21, 2019 How resentment affects us The question of the disappearing ice cream Remember when you were newly married? You loved A mystery has developed within the suspicious activity in the middle of the doing whatever you could for your spouse. You found your- halls of our once peaceful domicile. At night in the general area of the refrig- self humming first, I did not think too seriously about Out to erator. Do you have any idea what that while emptying it. Some things, if left alone usually take noise might be?” the dishwasher, care of themselves. Of course, there Pastor Another question! Who does she Today folding laundry, always are other things, like my socks, think she is? The FBI? [Female Bully- even scrubbing can be that never take care of themselves no ing Investigator]. James toilets. matter how hard I wish. I must admit evidence was piling up Snyder Remember different A hint of the mystery came my pretty heavy in my direction. when you first way on Wednesday when the Gracious However, I have a question of my Sheryl H. started a new job? Mistress of the Parsonage went to the own. Am I responsible for every noise Boldt missing ice cream?” She queried as How you smiled freezer for a box of ice cream. Accord- and suspicious activity that goes on in though she knew the answer. as you pitched in ing to her, this was supposed to be for the middle of the night? And, could My philosophy is, if you know the because you were thrilled to be part of the team? our dessert after supper. But, if I have it be that I am positively innocent of answer why bother with the ques- Now that time has passed, are you still humming? Still all the facts correct, she went to the these covert charges laid against me? tion. The way she posed her question smiling? Or are you spending more time muttering and scowl- freezer and did not find the anticipated Isn’t a person presumed to be innocent suggested to me that she already knew ing? For most of us, when people don’t sufficiently show their box of ice cream. until found guilty? And, does a husband the answer. In fact, the way she was appreciation, we begin to feel used and taken advantage of. I was preoccupied with the evening qualify as being a person? looking at me suggested very strongly Would you feel resentful if I told you 1 Corinthians 13:5 news on television when my wife came I am never good at answering ques- that she was looking at the answer. (ESV) says, “[Love is not] resentful”? and stood in the archway with both tions. For example, my wife once asked The only thing I could do was retali- It’s hard to maintain a good attitude when we don’t feel hands on her hips, staring at me with me, “Are you acting like a fool?” ate with a dumb look. When it comes to appreciated. We’re not asking for billboards to be erected in one of those looks and said, “Where did Without even thinking, I responded dumb looks, I got her beat every time. our honor, but a simple “Thank you” now and then would be the ice cream go?” by saying, “I’ll have you know I’m not And why not? I’ve had more practice. nice. Well, as questions go, this one was acting.” I did not quite know how to answer If we’re not careful, though, the more we dwell on feeling a question, all right. My first response Jesus was good at asking questions. these inquiries. If I answered “yes,” I overlooked, the more we resent the very people we previously was to say, “Am I my ice cream’s keep- His questions usually got to the heart of was in for some very serious interroga- found joy with. er?” But I knew that would not scoop the issue. He once asked Peter a very tion. If, on the other hand, I answered Resentment brings out the worst in us, causing us to think any goodwill from her. There is a time serious question. “Simon, son of Jonas, “no,” I was in for some very dirty and behave in ways we’d never admit. We might sabotage to laugh and then there is the time to an- lovest thou me more than these?” (John looks. I’m not sure which is worse, a coworker’s promotion by slandering his or her reputation. swer your wife’s question. My problem 21:15). “interrogation” or “dirty looks.” Both Or shame a family member by bringing up an unkind action is I usually confuse these two times. Peter, being the kind of person are on about the same level of pain for from the past just to torment him or her. We know they don’t However, from the tone of her he was, thought he knew the answer the recipient. deserve our mean-spirited actions, but we’re so miserable that voice I got the suspicion that this was when he really did not understand the While we are on the subject, I have we want them to suffer, too – especially if they’re receiving not a rhetorical question. Somehow, I question. some questions of my own. What I the praises and “Atta boys” we crave. felt she was looking for an answer and Finally, after the third time, Peter want to know is, does she think I’m re- What would happen if we completely shifted our mindset in looking for the answer was looking surrendered to the Lord. “Peter was sponsible for the missing ice cream or, and refused to allow ourselves to feel like a martyr? What if straight at me. At the time I was looking grieved because he said unto him the does she think I know what happened our highest desire was to honor God in all we do? And what rather guilty. third time, Lovest thou me? And he to the missing ice cream? How much if we gave those we feel slighted by the benefit of the doubt, I resent this sort of thing. Whenev- said unto him, Lord, thou knowest all does she know about the incident and at home and at work? They’re likely aware of how much er something adverse happens in our things; thou knowest that I love thee.” when did she know it? we contribute and would miss us dearly if we were to leave. house the first thing my wife does is to (John 21:17). It was around this time that she But as we do at times, they allow their distractingly busy question me about the incident. And At times, the question is not meant brought some evidence to bear upon the schedules to keep them from taking the time to express their I do remember that this sort of thing to elicit an answer but to get somebody incident. gratitude. happened even when the children were to think about something. “I bought a box of ice cream on As we allow God to change our motives, and as we grow still living under our roof. The insinu- Dr. James L. Snyder is pastor of Monday and I have the receipt here to in our ability to love others, we’ll be quicker to overlook ation that I was at the bottom of some the Family of God Fellowship, and prove that I did. I did not have any ice offenses, even when we feel slighted. And miracle upon sort of mischief is quite offensive to lives with the Gracious Mistress of the cream and it is only Wednesday, but the miracles, we might even find ourselves spending less time Yours Truly. I usually am at the bottom Parsonage in Ocala, FL. Call him at ice cream is missing.” muttering and scowling and more time humming and smiling. of something or other, but offensive, 352-687-4240 or e-mail jamessny- As devastating as that evidence was Sheryl H. Boldt is the author of the blog, www.Today- nevertheless, to be thought of in this [email protected]. The church web site is she still had more incriminating corrob- CanBeDifferent.net. You can reach her at SherylHBoldt@ light especially from my wife. www.whatafellowship.com. oration in her accusatory arsenal. gmail.com. The grilling continued. “Also, I’ve been hearing some “Do you know anything about the What do the signs say? Rosary Crusade The world is at a historic crossroad. God is more offend- Whether you it all looks fishy. Again, the signs were no assurance I would ed than ever as people ignore Our Lady’s maternal request are on the water have an encounter with the bass I came after. to “stop offending God.” Yes, we must listen to Our Lady’s or in the woods, Now it is true the more signs one has, the greater the Outdoor request and stop sinning if we hope to enjoy God’s if fish or game opportunity. This goes for fishing or hunting, and yet we blessings and to avert His wrath. He will hear us, if we is involved, so Truths have all been in the perfect place only to leave empty handed. pray through the intercession of His Blessed Mother. is scouting. Just Gary Miller Sometimes the barometric pressure is not right. Sometimes In The Secret of the Rosary, Saint Louis de Montfort said: because your boat the wind is not right. And sometimes the water is too high “ public prayer is far more powerful than private prayer to is in the water, or too muddy. Signs are a great thing to use but signs are not appease the anger of God and call down His mercy, and Holy doesn’t mean all you have to do is drop a line in order to what we are hunting or fishing for. They simply point to the Mother Church, guided by the Holy Ghost, has always advo- catch fish. real thing. cated public prayer in times of public tragedy and suffering” The same goes for the woods. It doesn’t matter what This fact is especially true when it comes to creation. If Join the 2019 St. Joseph Rally for The Holy Rosary at the game you are after, just surrounding yourself with trees will you have read one of my columns for any period of time, you Chiefland park across from the Train Depot and Chamber of not guarantee any success. And then there are the signs that know I am continually showing you how creation points to Commerce building on Saturday, March 23, at 12 p.m. For give proof that fish or game have been there before. This is a Creator and how creation gives us a great opportunity to more information, call Marilyn 352-493-2400. especially evident in hunting. Game trails run throughout the worship this Creator. woods. These paths are proof positive that some or perhaps But please don’t miss the point. Creation is only a sign of many types of critters are moving throughout the area you’re the true God, not a god itself. For if creation keeps you away in. from being the follower of Christ that you are meant to be, But again, these signs do not guarantee a successful then it has become an idol you have used to replace the one Cemetery work day place to hunt. I can remember the early years of deer hunting and only God. The Chiefland United Methodist Church Cemetery in being so excited about these trails only to realize that I knew So, ask yourself this question as you continue to pursue Hardeetown will be holding a Cemetery Work Day on April nothing about what was using them or when they might be your passion in Worshipthe outdoors: Are the signs I see from nature 6, beginning at 8:30 a.m. Directory If there is rain on that day the clean- using them. This was of course before trail cameras. I can making me want to become a better follower of Christ? Or ing date will be moved to April 13. 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Donald Burland In keeping with its of items and try to include Smallwood, U.S. Army motto, “a community of as many people as we can (Ret.), passed away Sun- friends,” Trenton em- from here in North Central day, March 10, 2019. braced visitors attending Florida.” As usual quilts In Dec. 1952, Donald the 2019 Trenton Suwan- and everything associated enlisted in the U.S. Army, nee Valley Quilt Festival with quilting dominated where he served honor- on Saturday, March 16, the selection, but ven- ably for 22 years. His when 70 quilt, craft and dors offered plants, yard assignments included Ft. antique vendors lined art, ceramics, glassware, Jackson, S.C., Ft. Gordon, north Main Street. woodworking, furniture, Ga,, Ft. Hood, Texas, Eglin This year, most quilt candles, soaps, jewelry and AFB, Ft. Benning, Ga., Ft. displays were located near much more. Bragg, N.C., Ft. Carson, the historic railroad depot, Food offerings included Colo,, and NSA in Algiers, the Quilt Museum and The pizza, Scotch ‘eggs’, ice La. Suwannee Valley Quilt cream, fried fish and gator He served a year and four Shoppe. As Quilt Coor- tail, hot dogs, tacos, baked months in Korea, three years dinator Stephanie Metts goods and more. Free in Germany and two tours noted, “People are used to bottled water was provided in Vietnam. A highly deco- seeing the quilts hung in at the Gilchrist County LORI PREVATT/Citizen rated war veteran, Donald front of many Main Street Chamber of Commerce Just of few of the handmade children’s quilts courageously served his country as a U.S. Army Ranger, businesses, but this year and Character Council for sale at the Suwannee Valley Quilt Festival Paratrooper, Green Beret, Commanding Officer of a we found it difficult to as- information booths. The in Trenton on March 16. 12-man Special Forces A Detachment, and Commanding sure that quilts worth hun- Gilchrist County Sheriff Officer of Company D 1/11 Infantry ("Delta Co."). After dreds of dollars would not s Office and Trenton’s both the Museum and the every year since it began, retiring from the U.S. Army in 1974, Donald worked for get damaged, particularly Public Safety Department Depot. are retiring this year. The the Internal Revenue Service in New Orleans, La., until when the weather forecast were on hand for security Adding to the fun, 2020 festival will evolve his retirement in 1994. was problematic.” On and brought along a fire North Florida Tractor Club and adapt as plans get Donald was a long-time member of First Pentecostal this Saturday, the festival truck and souvenirs for members shared more of underway. With support Church in Marrero, La. He was an avid reader, hunter experienced cloudy skies children. Pony rides and a their classic tractors than from Trenton’s commu- and fisherman. He also delighted in taking his family on and a cool north breeze but goat petting zoo provided ever before, and delighted nity of friends, we expect many road trips, introducing them to the natural wonders escaped rain storms and further kiddie entertain- in helping visitors under- Trenton’s festival to be and great beauty of our country. He thoroughly enjoyed gusty winds. ment. stand their machines, and held again next Spring, on a good joke or a tall tale... both the telling and hearing. The atmosphere was At the Quilt Museum, the role they played in Saturday, March 21, 2020. He fiercely loved his family, friends and the "sons of his relaxed, leisurely, and very Marie Miller offered her advancing farming tech- For more information heart" (his Delta Co. boys). Donald was a man among friendly. Crafters offered antique quilts for sale, nology over the years. about the festival, visit us men: A man of honor and character, well-loved and a variety of handmade while Annie Talley shared Planning for the 2020 on Facebook, go to the loving... he will be greatly missed by all whose lives he wares. Pat Watson, Craft her rug hangings at the festival starts soon. Paul Festival website www. touched. Coordinator said, “We Quilt Shoppe. Special and Stephanie Metts, who TrentonQuiltFestival.com, He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Barba- make a deliberate effort quilt displays, and demon- founded the festival and or contact the City of Tren- ra Ann Hurst Smallwood. to include a wide variety strations were featured at have worked tirelessly ton (352) 463-4000. Donald is survived by his loving children, Tammy Smallwood (Steven) Roark, Donald Burland Smallwood Jr., Brenda Suzanne Smallwood and Joseph Patrick (Tonya) Smallwood; four granddaughters, Amanda Roark Log Cabin Quilters Bonura, Kathryn Roark Reis, Caitlin Alane Smallwood and Carsyn Ann Smallwood and one great-grandson, Darren Hunter Reis. Born May 17, 1934 in Gulf Hammock to the late Quilters hold "Bye Bye" snowbird lunch Lucius Burland Smallwood and Mildred Watkins Small- wood, Donald is survived by his eight siblings, Amelia The Log Cabin Quilters met Thursday, March 14, at Dampier, Maxine Sharpe, Sarah Varnum, Lugene Schi- the Levy County Quilt Museum. We enjoyed our Bye nagel, Joann Starr, Abigail McGehee, Carl Smallwood, Bye Snowbird lunch knowing our friends will soon be and Howard ("Hank") Smallwood, as well as numerous heading home. Marie brought in the finished large quilt nieces and nephews and their progeny (from both the that needed binding. We also got to see a show-and- Hurst and Smallwood clans). tell T-shirt quilt. T-shirt quilts are made from T-shirts of A funeral service was held Saturday, March 16, fol- places or things you’ve done and want to remember the lowed by burial, with full military honors, at Pine Level memories that were made. Cemetery in Oxford. Gregg and the guys from Lancaster were out this In lieu of flowers, should you wish to make a dona- week. One of the guys took on the task of cleaning the tion to The Society of the Fifth Division, contact George refrigerator and cabinets of outdated food items. It’s Shoener- Treasurer, Society of the 5th Division, 7472 something we think about doing but just never seem to be Pamela's Way, Easton, Maryland 21601 or to the Pine able to do it. The lawn was mowed, and weeds and dead Level Cemetery Association, P.O. Box 420, Wildwood, plants were pulled to get us ready for spring. Thanks, Florida, 34785. Lancaster for all your help. Online condolences may be shared by visiting www. Our Blue-Sky vine on Tuesday was just a brown plant bankspagetheus.com. a couple of inches off the ground and on Saturday it had Arrangements are entrusted to Banks/Page-Theus 3-to-4-foot runners heading for the sky. It’s fascinating Funerals and Cremations, Wildwood. to watch it grow. Barbara has spent the last few weeks giving our potted plants new life. I killed some of the cactus and a few of the others. Thanks, Barb for rescuing If you would like to place an obituary or the plants. We’re slowing raising money for the new flooring. The Levy County Quilt Museum is located at 11050 memorial please contact Carolyn at We’re up to $700.00. Please help us replace the flooring NW 10th Ave., Chiefland, and is open Tuesday through 352-528-3343 or email her at in the sewing room. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, [email protected] The weather has been great for sitting on the porch. see levycountyquiltmuseum.org or visit @levy-coun- Come out and join us and watch the Blue-Sky vine grow. ty-quilt-museum on Facebook.

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Gov. DeSantis’ budget proposal refreshing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis unveiled his proposed budget and it has some pleasant surprises for environmental advocates. Past governors have made it a practice to sweep “unappropriated cash balances from specified trust funds” into the general fund and spend it on their pet projects or provide tax relief for political gain. A big loser in this has been the Land Acquisition Trust Fund. The fund acquired $740 million, of which $652 million has been used on other purposes. Even after voters approved Florida Forever, the Legislature swept most of that money into the general fund. This year, DeSantis is asking for $100 million for the Florida Forever conservation land acquisition program. Another program that has been hard hit by sweeps in the past is the William E. Sadowski Affordable Housing Trust Fund. This is money, collected as a surcharge on real estate transactions, that is supposed to be used to subsidize new homes. Since 2001, more than $2.2 billion has been swept into the general fund. It would have been enough to subsidize 177,000 new homes. For the first time in history, that account will not be robbed by legislators. DeSantis continues to impress us as a responsible steward of the environment and has shown a willingness to listen to voters’ wishes. Boomers, migrating millenials and student debt This editorial originally ran in the Citrus County So where are these millions of millennials headed? Chronicle. “It’s not that we don’t care... Geographically, these states are reflecting a positive net migration of millennials: Washington, Texas, Colorado, We just know that Margaret Virginia, Georgia, Oregon, North Carolina, Nevada, the fight ain’t fair.” McDowell Florida and Arizona. Interestingly, four of these states, Washington, Texas, Nevada and Florida, levy no state “Waiting on the income tax. Another common theme for many of these World to Change” as Arbor Outlook locales is more affordable housing, except perhaps the Seattle area in Washington. performed by John We need our younger citizens to have skin in the game Mayer and to buy houses, cars, TV’s, clothes, tricycles and dia- pers to fuel our economy. Despite the narrative that mil- Recently someone shared a comedy skit with me, one lennials are nothing but gig-economy drifters, most actu- that poked fun at both millennials and baby boomers. ally want to own a home. But times have changed. The Stereotypes abounded. The millennials were portrayed as average college student graduates owing $30,000 in self-involved, resentful, interruptive and angry. Boomers loans. That’s largely because college is significantly were cast as selfish, entitled and dismissive of the eco- more expensive than it was when we were in school, nomic plight facing younger citizens.Comedy often even after adjusting for inflation. Ditto for housing. reflects deep divisions in our culture. Many of the con- We need to offer more educational opportunities that Photo provided flicts between these two age groups are rooted in eco- do not include prohibitively expensive four-year degrees, Domestic self-supply well with a 12-inch nomics. Millennials are saddled with massive student including trade schools, two-year schools and specific stick up and water tight seal. loan debt due to the skyrocketing costs of college tuition skill certifications. We also need to allow for construc- and a largely unaffordable starter housing market. Many tion of new and affordable homes in many urban areas, came of age during the Great Recession and believe the houses that are currently not being built because land- boomer generation has usurped an unfair share of gov- lords of existing structures are successfully campaigning SRWMD: How “well” ernment benefits and society’s wealth. against it. This is crippling local economies and prevent- Boomer business owners who hire millennials joke ing true economic growth. that they could be good employees, but can’t tear their It’s a big task. But hey, no worries. is your private well? eyes off their iPhones long enough to concentrate. Older Margaret R. McDowell, ChFC®, AIF®, author of the There are many responsibilities that come with own- employers think that millennials respond to any customer syndicated economic column “Arbor Outlook,” is the ing a home. One responsibility includes taking care of request with “No worries,” and can’t understand why it founder of Arbor Wealth Management, LLC, the domestic self-supply well that provides families with should be worrisome to do your job. (850.608.6121 – www.arborwealth.net), a fiduciary, water for drinking, bathing and cleaning. If the well is Ten thousand boomers reach age 65 daily, and thus a “fee-only” registered investment advisory firm located not cared for properly, then water quality can be impact- majority of our social service dollars are directed at our near Destin, FL. This column should not be considered ed. generation. For the first time this year, though, millenni- personalized investment advice and provides no assur- To educate homeowners and businesses about how to als will outnumber baby boomers, and with a population ance that any specific strategy or investment will be suit- be a responsible well owner, the Suwannee River Water of just under 80 million, they now represent the largest able or profitable for an investor. Management District (District) developed a Well living adult generation. Wellness educational campaign that focuses on well ownership, maintenance, codes and proper abandonment. “Domestic self-supply wells are widely used in North Florida. They draw water directly from the Floridan Aquifer which is an excellent water source of Women entrepreneurs are high quality” said Hugh Thomas, executive director of the District. “It is important for citizens to understand that poor maintenance and lack of care of a well can powering the American dream impact the Floridan Aquifer and overall water quality.” By Ashley D. Bell female entrepreneurs become certified as a wom- To minimize impacts on the Floridan Aquifer and U.S. Small Business Southeast Regional an-owned business in order to work with the federal water quality, well owners must follow specific guide- Administrator government and diversify their clients. The centers may lines. Domestic self-supply wells must: Why are we celebrating Women’s History Month also assist businesses with marketing, exporting and Maintain a water tight seal, from a small business perspective? The numbers say it social media. The Women’s Business Centers located in Be located at least 75 feet away from the nearest sep- all. The American Express 2018 State of Women-Owned the Southeast region counseled and trained nearly tic system, and Businesses report, which makes its projections based on 20,000 entrepreneurs in fiscal year 2018 alone. You may Have at least a 12-inch stick up. data from the most recent U.S. Census Bureau Survey of find a local Women’s Business Center at www.sba.gov/ Flooding and high-water events can sometimes Business Owners, estimates that there are 12.3 million local-assistance/find. impact wells. If a well owner or resident lives near a women-owned businesses. These entities account for 40 In the SBA’s Region IV, we have initiated Drive 8(a); water body that has flooded, the District recommends percent of all U.S. businesses and generate an estimated an initiative designed to help recruit and retain firms for having the water tested. Additionally, a well owner $1.8 trillion in revenue, with $386.6 billion in revenue the Agency’s 8(a) Business Development Program. This should also test the water quality of their well annually coming from minority women-owned businesses. During nine-year program is designed to help economically dis- to ensure contaminants or other bacteria have not infil- Women’s History Month, the SBA salutes female entre- advantaged businesses market their goods and services trated his or her drinking water. Florida Department of preneurs for pursuing business ownership as part of their to the federal government. The government has a goal Health (DOH) county offices will provide residents and own American dream. In my opinion, these numbers are that at least 5 percent of all federal contracts are to be businesses with the necessary information and materials ready for a large uptick, and helps set some goals for our awarded to woman-owned firms. This is a true opportu- to test for nutrients and bacteria in the wells. work at the SBA across the Southeast. nity considering the federal government is the largest The Well Wellness campaign features four education- The SBA has several resources to help wom- purchaser of goods and services in the world. For more al videos and several graphics published on the District’s en-owned small businesses grow. The Office of information on Drive 8(a) as well as other options for social media platforms and website during the month of Women’s Business Ownership empowers female entre- seeking federal contracting opportunities, contact your March. preneurs through advocacy, outreach, education and sup- local SBA district office at www.sba.gov/local-assis- The District issues an average of 110 permits for the port through the SBA’s district offices located in each tance/find. construction of domestic self-supply wells per month and state across the Southeast. A women’s business represen- Women’s History Month is a great time to recognize 8.3 percent of the District’s total water use comes from tative may be found in each district office and may be the great achievements of women entrepreneurs. Become domestic self-supply wells. The District also keeps well reached at www.sba.gov/local-assistance/find. a part of the movement and let the SBA help you power records and completion reports on the District website A large network of Women’s Business Centers is your own American dream of entrepreneurial success. for the public to view. located across the region. These centers provide educa- For the latest news, follow us on Twitter @ To know if your well is healthy and functional, fol- tional programs, training and mentoring. They help SBASoutheast. low our campaign on Facebook and YouTube! The mission of the Suwannee River Water The Chiefland Citizen welcomes reader input on topics of local interest.To be considered Management District is to protect and manage water for publication, submissions must adhere to the following guidelines: resources using science-based solutions to support natural systems and the needs of the public. The District The writer’s first and last name, mailing address and phone number must be included. holds true to the belief of water for nature, water for peo- Addresses and phone numbers are only used for verification purposes. ple. Headquartered in Live Oak, Florida, the District The Citizen reserves the right to edit or refuse any submission. To submit e-mail send to serves 15 surrounding north-central Florida counties. [email protected], or via regular mail to Editor, 624 W. Park Ave, Chiefland, FL For more information about the District, visit www. 32644. 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ees and vendors to enjoy of Big Tobacco on today’s youth the day and natural setting Lori Prevatt Florida. of the festival, then perhaps Correspondent Although the statistics launch a canoe or kayak Kristina Zackry, are showing significant for an afternoon paddle or QuitDoc Representative, progress for Florida, Zack- stay for dinner and a sunset shared surprising infor- ry said new advertising view.” mation with the Suwan- methods and new vaping This year, paddle guide nee Valley Rotary Club products are increasing the Lars Anderson of Ad- on March 14 about how difficulties of decreasing venture Outpost in High tobacco companies work tobacco use. New ways Springs will lead a kayak to influence youth. of targeting teens include and canoe tour, “The Wild Zackry began with retail stores, online adver- Lore and History of the discussing the progress tisements and E-cigarettes. Lower Suwannee Wildlife made in thwarting the Zackry explained how Refuge” on Sunday, March influence of big tobacco retail stores set up their 24, following the festival, and concluded with the tobacco displays and for those who would like to new concerns for youth advertisements to draw the spend the night. Lars leads with state of the art vaping attention of young chil- around 100 guided paddle materials on the market. dren. “Stores have a power tours each year on over Zackry first revealed wall display of tobacco 60 Florida rivers but says, old tactics tobacco com- products,” Zackry said. “I’m always very happy panies employed to draw “The companies have con- to return to the Suwannee children to their products. tracts with stores regarding River area.” To reserve “The tobacco industry the placement of advertise- your spot on this trip, or used billboards and car- ments. Advertisements are if you have questions, call toons to attract children,” often at the children’s eye Lars at 386-454-0611. Zackry said as she showed level.” For more information slides of classic Disney According to Zackry, on the festival please email movies portraying tobacco children are most often suwanneetechcenter@ use, including The Little frequent shoppers at con- yahoo.com, call 352-542- Mermaid, Pinocchio and venience and retail stores. LORI PREVATT/Citizen 8320 during business hours Aladdin. “In 2011-2012, 48 percent Ben Lott, Suwannee Valley Rotary Club President, presents Kris- (Tues. & Thurs. 10-5; The 1998 Master of children said they visit tina Zackry, QuitDoc Representative, with a Rotary cup after Zackry Wed & Fri. noon-5 and Settlement Agreement convenience or retail stores presents how tobacco companies influence youth. Sat. 9-1) or see our event prohibited youth adver- once per week,” Zackry listing on the Dixie County tisements and outdoor ad- said. “Exposure to in-store restrictions on flavoring Zackry said that Juul cartoon figures or other Public Library Facebook vertisements. Zackry said marketing is linked to and where the flavored uses online advertisements kid-friendly figures in their page (you can message us documents were found tobacco initiation. E-cigarettes can be sold. and frequently sponsor advertisements or memes there too). For overnight during the process of fight- “Seventy-five percent However, she said menthol youth events so they can online. accommodation informa- ing big tobacco companies of smokers notice adver- will not be restricted. give out Juul samples. Zackry concluded with tion (rooms, campgrounds, discussing how they must tisements and 61% of them Lastly, Zackry dis- “They are cheap,” Zackry an overview of how Quit- house rentals) go to www. target youth to replace old- will buy cigarettes even cussed the newest concern said of the accessibility. “A Doc works to share tobac- visitdixie.com. er smokers in order to keep though they are trying for youth smoking — a starter pack is $35.” co prevention tactics. Its their businesses going. to quit,” added Zackry, product called Juul. Zackry Juul E-cigarettes are programs include: Students In 2009, another move who also noted that living said youth can conspic- becoming major problems Working Against Tobacco; was made to further tie within close proximity to a uously use these prod- for schools because they Tobacco Free Partnership the hands of big tobacco store (within 820 feet) that ucts. “They don’t create look like flash drives and of Levy County; educa- Shop companies when President sells tobacco also proves to a smoke cloud and they are easily hidden, Zackry tional presentations; com- Barack Obama passed the increase tobacco use. charge on the computer. said. munity event participation; Local, Family Smoking Act. This Zackry described the Ladies can hide them by The new E-cigarettes and Quit your Way. gave the Food and Drug new threat of flavored strapping them on their bra don’t fall under the the Zackry said Quit- Administration power tobacco with E-Cigarettes. straps.” guidelines of regular Doc also has a program It Helps to control the tobacco “The candy flavors make According to Zackry, combustible cigarettes. in which students write industry. kids think they are safe each Juul pod, which is the Zackry said this is allow- postcards to Juul explain- Everyone Zackry said Florida has because the flavors are size of a small USB drive, ing E-cigarette companies ing why they won’t try shown progress in decreas- familiar to them,” she said. has the nicotine strength of to resort back to using tobacco. ing tobacco use among “Some familiar flavors to an entire pack of ciga- youth. “In 2014, Florida children are Sour Patch, rettes. “The salt-based had the lowest tobacco use Hubba Bubba and Life nicotine in Juul gets to rate in the United States. Savers. They also use your brain faster,” Zackry This is a reason to cele- packaging similar to the said. “While your brain is SUPPORT YOUR PARKS brate.” According to Zack- candy packaging.” still developing, you are ry, the current rate (2018) Zackry said the FDA incredibly susceptible to BECOME A FRIEND OF THE PARKS was also down 5.2% for has recently placed addiction.” FRIENDS OF MANATEE SPRINGS PARKS INC. The Citizen Support Organization is a 501 (c) 3 organization, not for 2018 profit, 100% of the proceeds go to support Manatee Springs State Park, Fanning Springs State Park and the Nature Coast State Trail.

David Renaud, D.V.M. • Kathy Bowker, D.V.M. Why would anyone want to join? Rachel Teague, D.V.M The Friends of Manatee Springs Parks supports our local parks, Manatee Springs State Park, Fanning Springs State Park and the 32 • Medicine, Surgery, Dentistry • Preventive Care miles of the Nature Coast State Trail. • Three Year Vaccines For Dogs and Cats • Convenient Appointments Available • Early Morning Drop Off Service What does that mean? • Finance Plans Available Through Care Credit The success of these parks brings over 43 million dollars to our • Warm Caring Staff community businesses in economic impact and over a half million people visit them each year. Yes, that’s right our parks, MSSP, FSSP Office Hours: 2580 North Young Blvd., Chiefland Mon.-Fri., 8-6 (Across from Betts Big T) and NCST bring all that to our communities. The Friends of Manatee Sat., 9-Noon (352) 493-0123 Springs Parks membership also provides each member with 12 free www.suwanneevalleyvet.com entries to Fanning Springs and Manatee Springs each year. If you join now you will also receive a membership that will not expire until June 30th, 2021.

How can I get more involved? You can join us at our meetings every 3rd Thursday of the month at Fanning Springs State Park conference room at 10am. At these meetings there are further opportunities to serve in community events and represent the Friends in many ways. It’s Good People coming together to help our Parks help the Community.

Why would a business want to join the Friends of Manatee Springs Parks Inc? If the above info wasn’t enough to convince you, think about using the free entries for a monthly incentive for your employees. Your membership card will be in a business name and can be used by anyone in the organization.

We are looking for members and volunteers that can make a difference at our local parks. With every membership, you get a pass to come to our parks FREE for twelve times per year. Individual membership allows 12 individual entries and Family membership allows 12 -car loads (8 persons per car).

For more information stop at a Ranger Station or call us at Manatee Springs: 352-493-6072 Fanning Springs: 352-463-3420 10A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 21, 2019 Cedar Key Open raises $6,390 for CKS

enabled the donation to the Ce- The Big Deck, and The Eagle’s Club. dar Key School to be considerably The event organizers also wish higher. to acknowledge Tim Hart and The The hole sponsors were: Fugate Chiefland Country Club and the Law, Mark Braun, Drummond Bank, major sponsors, The Big Deck, and Big Deck Bar and Grill, Sysco, Cedar Darlene and Bryan Skarupski. Key Market, Dr. Robert Mount, The event chairmen are Bob Pis- Cooke’s Seafood, Cedar Key Lion’s cura and Joe Chambers. Club, Liam and Madi’s, and Big Cedar Key School was grateful Bend Chevrolet (three signs). for the sponsors, organizers and The team sponsors were Old Fen- participants and the generous imore, Nature Coast Realty, Sysco, donation.

SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen Joe Chambers watches his putt roll in at the Cedar Key Open on March 13.

Joe Chambers match with John Ferguson, Ken Ander- Cedar Key Open Co-Chairman son, Tony Weeks, and Ron Waldron. The surprise team of the year, finish- With another full field of 22 teams, ing fourth with a great score of 62, was the Fourth Annual Cedar Key Open was the Big Deck Team consisting of Bryan held March 13 at Chiefland Golf and Skarupski, Buddy Scruggs, George Country Club. Scruggs, and Stan Zelka. The tournament set a new high in According to Captain Bryan Skarup- money raised at $6,390. It also set a ski, the team’s rise from the bottom a new low score by a winning team of 55. year ago to contention was a total team The beneficiary this year was the Cedar effort but was especially aided by the Key School. newfound putting stroke of George This year’s first place was again Scruggs. fiercely contested. The team of Pierce In its four-year history, the Cedar Kelly, with teammates Todd Carter, Key Open has only been won by the Stephen Carter and Cameron Winter- Nature Coast Realty Team and the team gen, took the championship with an captained by Pierce Kelly, with each outstanding score of 17-under-par 55. claiming a pair of wins, setting up 2020 Last year’s champs, Nature Coast Re- to be an epic showdown. alty, led by Captain Milt Gillis with Joe The tournament organizers wish to Brinkman, Skipper Henderson, and Al- thank the area businesses who gener- den Davis, were second with a score of ously donated a total of 88 prizes to be Team Pierce Kelly, second from right, with teammates Todd Carter, Stephen Carter 58. The third-place team, always a close awarded at the event. A special thanks and Cameron Wintergen, won the 4th Annual Cedar Key Open at Chiefland Golf and contender, fired a 59 in the scramble goes out to the hole sponsors which Country Club on March 13 with a 17-under-par 55. The tournament raised $6,390 for Cedar Key School.

MOVE Former trooper continued from Page A1 charged with sex him the location. Clark said he would need an area for the tax collector’s server as one server would not be able with minor to handle the demand of Agents with the Flor- began in February the County offices. ida Department of Law after agents received a Up the hall another Enforcement issued tip from the National option was a shown to an arrest warrant for Center for Missing and Clark but he determined Darin Michael Ful- Exploited Children. the old boiler room ton, 28, for unlawful Agents believe Fulton might not be the right sexual activity with engaged in a sexual place. “You’d have to a minor (794.05 F.S.) relationship with a really seal this,” Clark and two counts of minor in January of said about the space. transmission of mate- this year. According to Dean, rial harmful to mi- Fulton was booked Build and Planning, nors (847.0138 F.S.). into the Gilchrist Zoning will make the Fulton, a former FHP County Jail on move, the boardroom trooper, turned him- $100,000 bond. The has a space. The vintage self into the Gilchrist case will be prosecut- orange and blue theater County Jail on the ed by the Office of the seats in the auditorium morning of March 19. State Attorney, 8th will be for the public The investigation Judicial Circuit. who will be attending future meetings. “That’s pretty good LEFT: The wood floors capacity size,” Dean said have been sanded about the auditorium. “When you’re talking in what will be Levy SCRATCH about 445 people in County staff offices continued from Page A1 here.” located in the old A move in date for Bronson High School Building. TOP: County County offices staff is in October 2018 and not yet set. The project Board meetings and events will be held in gives players the op- of updating the comput- portunity to win up to er systems and wiring an auditorium that seats more than 400. $5,000,000. will be a determining It’s the second time factor. SUZETTE COOK/Citizen in six months that a Chiefland resident has won a large prize on a scratch-off game. Last fall, Melissa Eager, 48, of Old Florida Celebration of the Arts Chiefland, claimed a $1 million prize in the $20 MONOPOLY™ JACKPOT Scratch-Off game. Ea- ger’s ticket was pur- offers chance to learn from artist demos chased at Shop & Hop in Fanning Springs. strations between 1 to 4 p.m. both know the artists and their art, and while afternoons. you’re at it, you just might decide you Watch as fiber artists Shoshana really can’t even begin “to do that” and Matthews (weaver) and Mary Jeffer- instead, buy a piece of artwork. son (basket maker) fashion intricately The Spring Arts Festival in Cedar designed artwork from simple materi- Key is in its 55th year. The event has CPR als. Or, look on as jewelers like Larry been named in the Top 10 Fine Art continued from Page A1 Drake and Debbie Stillman carve deli- Fairs in America the past three years cate designs by hand into their pieces. by ArtFairCalendar.com. The festival See 3D artwork being formed from is coordinated by the Cedar Key Arts lance out of the coun- metal, stone, and mixed materials by Center and proceeds benefits the ty sometimes,” Harris sculptors Isaac Brooks, John Gram- arts center. Great food is prepared added. “The county has mer, and Justine Ferreri, or appreciate and served by local non-profit organ- to rely on Gilchrist and the drawing ability of Nick Alexiades izations. Enjoy the music, fun and Citrus until they get or Leland as they create amazing im- Children’s Art Booth in beachfront ambulances back. ages right in front of your eyes. City Park. The event is free, family Harris asked the All along the three-block venue, and pet-friendly, and allows smoking commission for permis- Mixed media artist Nick Ringelstetter will be show- mixed media artists like Nick Ringel- only in designated areas. sion to start exploring ing demos at the Cedar Key Art Festival. stetter and painters like alcohol ink For more information, go to www. options for grants that painter Julie Tibus will be working. CedarKeyArtsFestival.com or call 352- could fund the purchase Bev Ringenberg Take the time to ask questions, get to 543-5400. and that permission was OFCA Coordinator granted by consensus of the commission. Have you ever been in an Art Shop or at an “Cedar Key Fire De- Art Festival and wondered or heard someone partment has already say “I could do that?” As someone who works bought one,” Harris told in an artist co-op, I can assure you, we hear it Chiefland Fire Chief the commission. “It’s all the time, but most of the time to “do that” James Harris operates an not fire equipment, but takes a lot more time, talent and trial and automated resuscitation it’s 95 percent of what error than you think. marchine (ARM) at the we do.” Harris added, “If we But, if you’re curious, and want to see how Chiefland City Commis- don’t get the grants, high quality artists create, you should plan on sion meeting March 11. attending the Old Florida Celebration of the I’m still asking for it. Arts in Cedar Key next Saturday and Sunday, SUZETTE COOK/Citizen We don’t have this in March 30 (10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) and March 31 (10 the budget, but the City a.m. to 4 p.m.), as over 25 different artists in Manager says we can eight different mediums will be doing demon- amend a budget.” 11A Thursday, March 21, 2019 Chiefland Citizen Chiefland Queen Commissioner shaves crowned 2019 Florida head for benefit Watermelon Queen

SUZETTE COOK/Citizen Levy County Commissioner Matt Brooks showed up at the March 19 meeting with a shaved head to bring awareness to Cooking For A Cure by Team Paige. The 5th annual benefit is on March 21 starting at 11 a.m. at the Williston Fire Station. BBQ pork dinners are $10 and all proceed will be used to raise awareness, fund research, and help those battling with cancer.

The annual event also features a SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen parade, craft show, pageants and a Avianna Liuzzo greets the crowd at the 2018 Chiefland Watermelon Festival seed-spitting contest. It drew more parade in June 2018. Liuzzo is now the Florida and Chiefland Watermelon Queen. than 4,000 attendees and 145 vendors in 2018, according to the Chiefland on Queen, Liuzzo has represented Sean Arnold Woman’s Club, which hosts the event the Chiefland Woman’s Club and Editor and pageant. the local watermelon industry at The event also enables the non-profit Avianna Liuzzo, the 2018 various events and promotional Club to give back to the community Chiefland Watermelon Queen, opportunities. through donations, and it’s currently was crowned Florida Watermelon As the 2019 Florida Watermelon seeking sponsorships. In 2018, do- Queen at the 51sth Florida Water- Queen, Liuzzo will spend the next nations went to Haven Hospice, Levy melon Convention held earlier this year traveling throughout the U.S. County Education Foundation, Harmony year in St. Petersburg. and Canada to promote Florida Pregnancy Center, Tri-County Com- Liuzzo attends the University of watermelons and represent the munity Resource Center, First United Florida and is an active member Florida Watermelon Association. Methodist Chiefland Back to School of the University of Florida’s Block She will compete for the National Bash, Food4Kids backpack program, and Bridle Club, Pre-Veterinary Watermelon Queen title in Febru- Chiefland Elementary School, and Chief- Club and Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. ary 2020. land Middle High School. She is also also an officer in UF’s The 65th Annual Chiefland Wa- For more information about sponsor- Gator Collegiate Cattlewomen termelon Festival, where the next ships, contact Melanie King Hutchison Club. Liuzzo is studying to become Chiefland Watermelon Queen will at 352-493-2221 or 352-535-5129 or a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine be revealed, will be held June 1. via email at [email protected], or with an Equine specialty. Chiefland native Houston Keen will visit online at www.chieflandwomans- As the 2018 Chiefland Watermel- provide music entertainment. club.org. Ad#:000VRWG Date:03/21/19 Day:THU Size:3X10.5 Cust:27008 Salesperson:795 Last Edited By:MPATE Pub:CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Tag Line:19024PP1 Color Info:4COLOR 000VRWG - Page 1 - Composite

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The Chiefland United States Post Office hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony March 12 with the Chiefland Area Chamber of Commerce. Chiefland Postmaster Tammy Gomez came from Immokalee, FL and Photo by NICOLE WALKER/Citizen has been Chiefland’s Postmaster for about 1 1/2 years. Gomez says Miller Real Estate celebrated its addition to the Chiefland Area she loves her community and really enjoys working in Chiefland. She Chamber of Commerce on March 6 at its Bronson location. In front, believes it’s a perfect fit for her and she feels that she has the No. 1 from left: Natalie Thomas, owner/broker Barbara Miller, Tracy carriers and clerks that she’s ever seen in her entire career. Pictured Thomas, and Ethel Riley. In back, from left: Daniel White, Magda from left are Jason Knott, Cedar Key Postmaster, and Gomez. Grajo, and J.R. Neal.

Levy DWC meets with Stone Members of the Levy County Democratic Women’s Club (DWC) met with Representative Charlie Stone March 12 at Tally Days in Tallahassee. The DWC visited Tallahassee in support of passage of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). Pictured, from left: Brandon Peters, Stacey Peters, Charlie Stone, Gussie M Boatwright and Deborah Goad. Prices good 3/20/19 - 3/26/19 110 E. Rodgers Blvd., 16702 SE Hwy 19, CHIEFLAND Cross City "LOCALLY - AMERICAN OWNED" 352-490-5520 352-498-3479 THE BIG PRICE DROP • NEW LOWER PRICES ACROSS THE STORE! Heavy Western BIG 5 POUNDER Heavy Western BIG 5 POUNDER

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Suzette Cook ical-ness. They got after people and that’s what I Reporter hope to see this year.” Palmer said he is looking forward to working “We’ve been gone for 20 years,” CMHS Head with the previous head coach. “I’m hoping to Coach John Palmer told Chiefland Rotary mem- keep Adam involved,” he said. “We don’t know at bers at the March 13 meeting. what level, but we will somewhere.” “We’ve been crisscrossing the State, it’s been a Palmer added that he was impressed with what long time since we’ve been here and we’re excited he saw out of the team this past season and he to be coming back.” wants to continue the effort. With 31 years in coaching and education Coach “You scored a lot of points, you shut a lot of Palmer addressed the Rotary on his second day people down, and let’s try to get better at what on the job at Chiefland. we do. Defensively, I have always kind of felt “It’s been a thrill to be able to come back.” that if you keep fundamental tackling…run to the Palmer held a Q & A with the first question football, and get there with a bad attitude, you’ve being about his approach with the team for 2019- got a chance to be successful.” 2020. He added that success is not all about mapped- “I would hope that this is a carryover from what out strategies and plays. “You can line up in an Coach (Adam) Gore has started,” Palmer said. odd front, even front, all of those things are sche- “He’s done a terrific job. I have followed Adam matic, but the bottom line is the kids have got to the last couple years and the success he’s had. play hard, and they’ve got to love the guy next “The hardest job is to turn around the attitude, to them. And that means more than whatever the and he’s done that. I would hope what you will coach is drawing up on the chalkboard.” see on the field is an extension of that.” Palmer said he hopes to retain (defensive Palmer has been doing homework. “When I look coach) Brian Gore but that “right now he’s got a SUZETTE COOK/Citizen at film I can tell they were well coached,” he said. Chiefland Middle High School Head Football Coach John “They played hard, they played with a lot of phys- See RALLY Page 3B Palmer speaks to the Chiefland Rotary on March 13. Osteen blanks Trenton Indians stay unbeaten in district Sean Arnold Editor

Kelby Osteen fanned 11 batters in 6.1 innings and Chiefland put together a two-out mini rally in the third inning to lift the Indians to a 2-0 shutout of Trenton on March 15. The win completed a regular season sweep of the Tigers by CMHS, the first time since 2016, and represented the fourth straight victory for the Indians, who improved to 4-2 overall and stayed perfect in district play at 3-0. Trenton reached base 11 times, repeatedly putting base runners in scoring position, only to watch Osteen and the Indian defense rise to each challenge. See BLANK Page 3B Veterans Night at the ballpark The Chiefland High School Interact Club invites all veterans to the Chiefland Middle High School varsity baseball game March 26 at the CMHS baseball field. The Indians are facing Branford at 6 p.m. and veterans are encouraged to show up by 5:30 for a special pre-game recog- SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen nition. Admission is free Kelby Osteen struck out 11 in 6 1/3 innings versus Trenton on March 15. for veterans. CMHS lifters claim five wins at home finale Lady Indians win SEAN ARNOLD a track meet in The Villages finals at Keystone Heights Editor at the time of the meet. on March 29. Chiefland Bronson notched a pair doesn’t compete in a Boys weightlifters met in of individual wins, from district, which requires a three straight Chiefland March 20 for the George Konstantis (199 clean-and-jerk participa- Indians final home meet. class, 550 total) and Montae tion, but will lift in the Sean Arnold Macie Thomas was 4 for 5 Bronson (49 points) pre- Williams (183 class, 440 conference championship Editor with a double. Junior Jocelyn vailed in a tightly fought total lift). at Bell on March 29. McGee (3 for 4, three RBI) and meet over Williston (45), Braden Firestine took At the district meet, the The Chiefland softball team eighth-grader Grace Quincey Chiefland (44) and Cedar second in the unlimited top six lifters from each splurged on 21 hits on March had three hits apiece. Senior Key (10). The Indians, who class for the Indians with a weight class earn a berth to 12 to outpace Branford 13-8 Tristan Drummond tripled collected a meet-high five 455 total lift. Cedar Key’s regionals. on the road for the middle and freshman Gianna Jacono individual wins, averaged Joey Stewart placed second Bronson regional qual- game of a three-win week. doubled and added a couple of the most points per com- in the 183 class at 410. ifiers included: George CMHS knocked off Lafayette RBI for CMHS. petitor, as they didn’t have Eagle lifters posted sec- Konstantis (third place, 219 at home 5-3 to cap the week, CMHS eighth-grader Bria a lifter in three of the 10 ond in six weight divisions, class); Dallas Baker (fifth which started for the Lady Hinkle, who was 2 for 4 for two weight divisions. including from: Dallas place, 238 class); Jams Indians with a home win over RBI at the plate, struck out six The individual scores are Baker (435, 238 class); Pyatt (fifth place, unlimited North Marion. and surrendered no earned runs a total of best bench and Michael Florence (375, 219 class); Lucas Burns (sixth Chiefland improved to 8-2 and three hits in 5.2 innings in best clean (clean only, no class); Kerrin Thomas (315, place, 119 class); Montae overall and 4-2 in district play. the circle. jerk). 154 class); Angel Cruz (330, Williams (sixth place, 199 It plays next at Williston on Hinkle picked up the com- Logan Firestine (238 139 class); R. Alecia (290, class); and Nicolas Wilson March 21. plete-game win against La- weight class, 440 total lift), 129 class); and Lucas Burns (sixth place, 219 class). After falling behind to the fayette behind a 12-strikeout, Brandon Bowers (unlimited (165, 119 class). Shark lifters Michael Lady Buccaneers 6-1 in the no-walks outing. class, 575 total) De’Shamar Beckham (third place,129 second frame, the Lady Indi- Drummond led the club Shepherd (169 class, 480 Eagles, Sharks ad- class) and Joey Stewart ans combined for nine runs in at the plate against the Lady total), Ty Corbin (129 class, vance to regionals (sixth place, 183 class) also the third and fourth innings to Hornets, going 2 for 4 with 380 total), and Jimmy Boyle qualified for the regional two doubles and an RBI. Soph- Bronson and Cedar Key go up 10-7. (139 class, 370 total) each finals. omore Brinley Bedford, Jacono School competed in the All of Chiefland’s batters placed first in their respec- Austin Collins won the (2 for 4) and Thomas (2 for 3) District 1A-9 championship hit safely in the game, while tive classes for CMHS. Many Class 1A state champi- also drove in runs. Fuller was meet on March 15 and saw six enjoyed multi-hit nights. of the Chiefland lifters had onship in the 238 weight 2 for 4. Senior Simone White multiple lifters qualify Freshman Nikki Fuller went to lift earlier in the day division last spring before tripled and scored for Chief- for the Class 1A, Region 5 4 for 5 with a pair of doubles because CMHS competed in graduating from Bronson. and three RBI, and senior land. 2B Chiefland Citizen Thursday March 21, 2019 Community Calendar The Friends of the Withlacoochee Gulf Preserve The Friends of the Withlacoochee Gulf Preserve is hosting presentations in March and April. The Preserve is located at 1001 Old Rock Road, Yankeetown. Visit its website at www.wgpfl.org for directions and information on upcoming events. The Withlacoochee Gulf Preserve is owned and operated by the Town of Yankeetown and was purchased with funding from the Florida Communities Trust. The upcoming presentations are: • Plant Toxicity by Marc Frank Friday, March 22, 10:30 AM • Egmont Key National Wildlife Refuge by Joyce Kleen Thursday, April 25, 10:00 AM Chamber meets March 22

The Greater Chiefland Area Chamber of Commerce is holding its regular monthly meeting Friday, March 22, at 12 p.m. Natasha Allen, family attorney, of Allen Law Office, P.A., is the guest speaker. The 55th Annual Old Florida Celebration of the Arts We will have our chili and hotdogs for lunch and lots is held in Cedar Key March 30 (from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) of baked goods to buy. We look forward to seeing all of Investiture of Judge Gloria and March 31 (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.). Over 25 different our friends from past sales and all the new ones we will artists in eight different mediums will be doing demon- meet. So make sure you put the date on your calendar R. Walker strations between 1 to 4 p.m. both afternoons. The Spring and come see us. The location is 14303 N Hwy 19, next The Honorable Gloria R. Walker was elected to the Arts Festival has been named in the Top 10 Fine Art to the Dakotah Winery. Eighth Circuit bench for a full term in November 2018, Fairs in America the past three years by ArtFairCalendar. and sworn in on January 8, 2019. Her investiture is Fri- com. The festival is coordinated by the Cedar Key Arts day, March 22, at 3 p.m. in Courtroom 1B of the Alachua Center and proceeds benefits the Arts Center. Great food Cemetery work day County Criminal Justice Center. is prepared and served by local non-profit organizations. The Chiefland United Methodist Church Cemetery Judge Walker began her career as a legal services at- Enjoy the music, fun and Children’s Art Booth in beach- in Hardeetown will be holding a Cemetery Work Day on torney at Three Rivers Legal Services, Inc in 2003. Judge front City Park. The event is free, family and pet-friend- April 6, beginning at 8:30 a.m. If there is rain on that day Walker is currently assigned to Alachua County Family ly, and allows smoking only in designated areas. For the cleaning date will be moved to April 13. If you have Division, Baker County Circuit Civil, Probate, Extraor- more information, go to www.CedarKeyArtsFestival. garden tools, please bring them. Lunch will be served. dinary Writs, Mental Health, Family, Domestic Violence, com or call 352-543-5400. Thank you for your help and support of the cemetery. Juvenile Dependency, and Juvenile Delinquency. For more than 10 years, Judge Walker served on the Board Butterfly pinning workshop of the Eighth Judicial Circuit Bar Association (EJCBA) Spring book sale at A. F. and was chosen by the Executive Board to serve as their at Museum President before being elected to the circuit bench. The Florida Museum of Natural History is hosting a Knotts Public Library in For additional information, contact the Public Infor- new instructional butterfly pinning workshop on March mation Officer at [email protected](352) 264-7080. 30 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. In addition to learning the pro- Yankeetown cess of pinning and preserving butterflies, participants It’s time to load up with your summer reads. The will receive a behind-the-scenes tour of the “Butterfly Friends of the A.F. Knotts Public Library, 11 56th Street, Spring Art Festival in Rainforest” exhibit and Florida Museum Lepidoptera Yankeetown, will hold their Spring Book Sale beginning collections, and a large exotic butterfly specimen to take Saturday, April 6. The sale will continue through Satur- Suwannee home. The program fee is $25 for non-members or $22 day, April 13, during regular library hours – Sat. 9am- The second Spring Art Festival comes back to Suwan- for museum members and includes all materials. Partic- 1pm, Tuesday 3pm-8pm, Wed and Thur 9am – 5pm. A nee Saturday, March 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Glen ipants must be 18 years or older. For more information wide selection of bound books, paperbacks, audio books Dyals Park, 21340 SE Hwy 349, Suwannee. Locals art- or to register, visit www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/event/ and DVDs will be available. ists, crafters, food vendors and more will be there, as well butterfly-workshop or call 352-273-2048. as a petting zoo for the kids. For general information: call 352-542-8320. Good Shepherd Lutheran Horseshoe Beach Library to hold its 9th Annual Spring Plant Society hosts presen- Spring Sales It’s almost that time again. Time for Good Shepherd Festival tation on aquatic preserves Lutheran Churches annual Spring Yard Sale and Bake The Horseshoe Beach Library will be holding its 9th The Big Bend Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Sale. This year it will be April 5 and 6 from 8 a.m. until Annual Spring Festival on Saturday, April 6, from 10 Society on March 25 welcomes to the Steinhatchee Com- 2 p.m. We have lots of exciting new items to see – kitch- a.m. to 4 p.m. in Horseshoe Beach on Hwy. 351 West. munity Center Jamie Letendre, Environmental Specialist en, household, crafts, decorative items and much more. II for the Florida Department of Environmental Protec- See EVENTS Page B3 tion. Letendre’s presentation topic is, “Reviewing Big Bend Seagrassses Aquatic Preserves habitat monitoring programs and trends.” The talk will explore living water aquatic preserves – Florida’s Jewel: 41 aquatic preserves Greater Chiefland Area encompassing 2.2 million acres. Most are located along Florida’s 8,400 miles of coastline in the shallow waters of marshes and estuaries. Chamber of Commerce The presentation is from 6 to 8 p.m. and is open to the public, with free refreshments. See FNPS.org for more. Citizen of the Year, Business of the Year and First Responder of the Year for Preparing your congrega- EXEMPLARY SERVICE in 2018 tion for disaster The Chiefland Chamber of Commerce is seeking the names Your information, (the person who is nominating an outstanding citizen) A free training opportunity for you and your church of people who made extraordinary effort in good citizenship in NAME: ______2018. These are people who have changed things for the better, PHONE: ______staff, courtesy of the Salvation Army and Levy County who perhaps are examples of selfless volunteer service. This Emergency Management, will be held March 26, from 10 special citizen and first responder may display a broad range of a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Levy County Dept. of Emergency contribution and achievement or be an individual unsurpassed Information about the person/company you are nominating: Management in Bronson. in commitment to provide for a particular cause. NAME: ______PHONE: ______Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Considerations may include: • Significant contribution to the well-being of the communi- ADDRESS: ______Designed for Church leaders, this course is aimed at ty through personal service AFFILIATION: ______churches and other faith-based organizations looking to • Personal effort that has made a lasting, noteworthy, and start a disaster preparedness and response program. The positive difference It is important that you give specific examples and details about • Perception as a role model for good citizenship and what your nominee has done to stand out above others. Please course reviews key concepts in emergency management. volunteerism It also examines the responsibility of faith-based orga- • Inspiring personal attributes, such as versatility, persever- list any activities, contributions, results and achievements - nizations in preparing their members and facilities for ance, devotion, and diplomacy which merit recognition. You may attach a separate sheet if an emergency and how to effectively develop a disaster • Contributions above and beyond those expected necessary, to include the details. response plan to serve others. • Sustained dedication to a cause or effort, or to community ______service ______To register, email David Peaton at davidpeaton@ • An exceptional or extraordinary history of achievement in ______levydisaster.com or call 352-486-5213. The Department local philanthropic endeavors ______• Courage in overcoming extreme adversity is located at 7911 NE 90th Street, Bronson. ______• A selfless act of bravery or generosity • Performing service without expectation of compensation ______Cedar Key Arts Festival or recognition ______• Nominees must be at least 18 years old and reside in the If you have any questions or need more information, please starts March 30 Chiefland area. call the Chamber office at 352-493-1849 Send nominations to For over thirty years, the Chiefland Chamber has honored Chiefland Chamber, P.O. Box 1397, Chiefland, FL, 32644, or you an exemplary local company as Business of the Year. The Busi- may scan and email the nomination form to: chieflandcham- ness of the Year awards are intended to recognize businesses [email protected], or drop it off at the Chamber office located Burger Spot that stand out for notable achievements and community con- in the Train Depot building at 23 SE 2nd Avenue, (please call tributions. “The annual award celebrates entrepreneurial spirit, ahead). volunteerism, innovation, and leadership – all characteristics March Special that make the Chiefland area a great place to do business and a The 2018 Chiefland Citizen of the Year, Business of the Year Open Bacon, egg and Days wonderful place to live.” Other considerations may include: and First Responder of the Year will be chosen by the Awards A Week Breakfast cheese burger 7 $4.69 • S e r v e s t h e C h i e fl a n d a r e a • Community involvement Committee and announced at the Chiefland Chamber Awards Lunch & Banquet on Saturday, April 27, 2019. The Committee’s decision Dinner • Appreciates employees • Currently in operation Bell Trenton • In business at least one • Job creations is final and no communication will be entered into after the 1760 N. Main St., 204 W. Wade St. year deadline. by Dollar Store Behind Hitchcock’s Foodway 352-463-0450 352-463-2345 Call Ins Welcome! DEADLINE for receipt of nomination: NOON Monday, April 1, 2019 Burgers, Fries, Shakes & More Thursday, March 21, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 3B

being the Dean puts him in a posi- man Keegan McLelland frame to help the Indi- tion of enforcing rules. extended the inning with ans to an early 2-0 lead. “It does kind of help add to the an RBI single to pick up The club only needed continuedCOACH from Page 1B ability to hold them accountable,” Parnell. two hits to collect four continuedBLANK from Page 1B he said. “To act right in class and Chiefland loaded the runs in the third, as two shift conflict” working nights at be respectful to teachers.” bases in the fifth to no batters boarded on hit- his job. Taking inventory of his 2019- “That was impressive, avail. by-pitches. Junior third Palmer was asked about instill- 2020 team, Palmer was asked to go out there time and “We missed an oppor- baseman Luke Reidy ing character into the students about team size. time again and work out tunity (there) to push drove in a pair of runs through dress codes and behavior “There’re close to 14 returning of some jams and keep one across, but hats off and singled. McLelland expectations. juniors,” he said. “We have a large his composure, with guys to (Trenton), they made had a hit and an RBI. “I think kids get a bad rap some- group signed up and we’re start- making some plays be- the plays and made the Horne scored twice and times,” he said. “I think we’re in ing workouts and conditioning hind him,” CMHS coach pitches,” Kyle Parnell singled. better shape with our young peo- drills in April.” Kyle Parnell said. “It was said. “It was a good high Hammond shouldered ple than what we see. There are a Palmer was also asked to ex- a tremendous job against school baseball game.” most of the burden on lot of good kids at our school. I see press how his father Coach Dub a good ball team.” Horne was 2 for 4, and the mound, tossing 5.1 a lot of athletes that look like they Palmer influenced him. Osteen faced 28 bat- Will Sumner, Osteen and innings for seven strike- are trying to do the right thing.” “Dad finished his career at ters, walking four and Wyatt Hammond added outs, one earned run, two Palmer also noted that fam- Bronson as the only coach that allowing three hits. The hits for the Indians. hits and two walks. ily dynamics for players have finished with a non-losing re- senior combined his Sumner picked up the The Indians will look to changed over the years. cord,” He said. “He was head fastball and slider for an save on the mound after go to 4-0 in league action “Parental support has waivered coach for 37 years at Wildwood, effective combo and said Osteen maxed out his on Thursday, March 21, over the years,” he said. “That’s Hernando, Pompano Beach. he felt the best he’s felt pitch count. against Dixie County. The what the school is dealing with. “I played for him (and) my first all season. “Will (Sumner) comes game is in Chiefland. The school’s now is the parent, coaching job was with him at “There was no pres- in, not much of a war- “Getting that No. 1 the teacher is the parent, the Bronson where I met my wife. He sure,” Osteen said. “I feel mup time, but he was seed in the district al- coach is the parent and at home passed away in 2004, but he’s like we have one of the ready to go, in a two- ways helps,” Osteen said that support isn’t always there. always with me.” best defenses around, run ballgame and really of his team’s effort in “Kids can still be held account- Palmer ended his talk with a and I have faith in all my facing the meat of their district play. “It sets up able for their actions, for what mention of the Quarterback Club guys to step up and make order,” Parnell said. really great pitching-wise they look like. That’s important and future fundraising for the plays for me. It makes it The CMHS offense was and could help us a lot. that they represent the communi- team. “There’s some things I’d easier to throw strikes opportunistic on March “We just come out and ty, the school, themselves, their like to do to get the team out into and get outs.” 12 in a 10-2 win over have fun every night,” parents, properly. I know they’re the community give them some After reaching on an Bell, churning up 10 runs he added. “That’s the kids and they want to be a little service opportunities as well as infield hit with two outs from six hits. Parnell was biggest difference from different sometimes. When they give us a chance to make a little in the third, CMHS senior 2 for 3 with two runs years past, we would try put on that blue jersey, that’s money,” he said. And he encour- Aidan Horne scored on a scored and an RBI. Os- too much. We’re really special.” aged folks with ideas to call the Payne Parnell hit to make teen (two RBI) had an RBI loose this year. It’s fun Palmer was reminded that school with any suggestions. it 1-0. Senior first base- double in the opening right now.”

The Annual Swinging for a Cure Golf 2062. Tournament, hosted by BACK Fighting Forvets celebrates EVENTS Cancer, Inc., benefitting area children continued from Page 2B with cancer, returns to Chiefland on April five years Garden Club 6. The three-man scramble will have Forvets is holding a 5-year celebration This fundraising event will feature on-site registration at 12:15 p.m., with a 1 at Otter Springs Park and Campground program April 26 vendors selling a variety of arts and crafts p.m. shotgun start to follow. April 13. The event is free and lasts all The Garden Club of the Tri-Counties throughout the day. There will be live mu- Early registration – see www.facebook. day and includes music, games, a bouncy will meet Tuesday, April 26, at 7 p.m. at sic featuring Cowboy Dave, face painting com/BACKFightingCancer – is $50 per house, food and craft vendors, police dog the Fanning Springs Community Church, and a wonderful variety of food. The person and ends March 25. Afterwards, demo shows, clowns, a performance by Fanning Springs. The program will be on parade begins at 11 a.m. with the Dixie registration is $55 per person. the Suwannee Valley Players and free ‘Camellias,‘ presented by Bruce Cavey, County High School marching band and a photo op with the Easter Bunny. There are Suwannee County Master Gardener. variety of local floats and more. also 5K and 10K trail runs. For trail run All guests and members are invited to A giant deluxe raffle will be held at 3 Levy Democrats, and vendor inquiries, call 352-215-5476. attend. The membership is $10 annually. p.m. to raise funds for the library. Raffle Stay for the Rock Bluff Band and dinner The club’s mission is to gain insight and tickets are available at the Horseshoe Women’s Club meet from 6 to 9 p.m. Tickets are $10 per knowledge on plants and our environment Library, Florida Cracker Shrimp & Bait person. Visit OtterSprings.com for more along with enjoying social relationships. Co., and the Horseshoe Marina, and all April 6 information. day at the Festival. Levy County Democratic Party and Admission and parking are free -- Levy County Democratic Women’s Club Electric Mayhem come enjoy a fun-filled day! will be holding their next monthly meet- Red tide impact on If you are an interested vendor, please ing Saturday April 6. If you are a regis- call the Library at 352-498-0180. Festival tered Democrat and concerned about the The second Electric Mayhem Festival For complete information, visit the sea turtles struggle of working families, please join will be held May 31 12 p.m. to June 2 12 Horseshoe Library website at www.horse- The Florida Museum of Natural us at the Bronson Library, 600 Gilbert p.m., at Lebanon Station in south Levy shoelibrary.com History will host “Science on Tap” at St. Bronson. The Democratic Party and First Magnitude Brewing Co. on April 25 County. The event features an incredible Democratic Executive Committee meet at from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Guest speaker Justin lineup of DJs celebrating diversity in mu- 3:30 p.m. and the Democratic Women’s Perrault of the Loggerhead Marinelife sic. The event is hosted by Double A En- Swinging for a Cure Club meet at 4:30. Center in South Florida will discuss the tertainment Studios & Fallout Bookings. impact of red tide on sea turtles. For more It’s an all-day camping festival with food Golf Tournament information, visit www.floridamuseum. and craft vendors. The event is located at ufl.edu/event/sot-red-tide or call 352-273- Lebanon Station 11350 State Road 121, returns Inglis, FL 34449.

ONGOING ACTIVITIES Armed Forces/Veterans Groups Chiefland Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Aux- iliary has moved to the corner of U.S. Highway 19 North and 137th Street. Any veteran of a foreign war and anyone who has a day at 6 p.m. Bring a friend and come join us in the go. All proceeds generated from sales are given back to father, mother, brother, sister, grandmother, grandfather, doublewide at 9550 Hwy 27 Alt. toward Williston on the community. Thrift Shop Volunteers are needed and we son or daughter who has served overseas during time of the right-hand side. Handicap parking is in the rear will train. Any and all hours are needed. war and can furnish a copy of a DD214 from the military of the building. Hope to see you there. For inquiries, Tri–County Outreach Thrift Store is open Monday is invited to join us. We sponsor light dinners every Friday please call Margie at 352-317-5922 or Tom at 352-486- through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The store is at night with music. We are open on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 6721. 708 N Main St., Chiefland. Sales benefit the on-site emer- 9 p.m. Business meetings are the second Tuesday of each AMVETS Post 444 hosts bingo each Wednesday at gency food pantry. For more information, please call 352- month and meetings for the Auxiliary are the first Tuesday 6:30 p.m.; and Friday and Sunday at 7 p.m. The post is at 493-2310. of each month. Out-of-town members are also welcome 13751 NE 52nd Place, Williston. YIWC Thrift Shop to join us. AMVETS Post 88 in Bronson (next to the Bronson If you haven’t been to the Yankeetown-Inglis Woman’s Disabled American Veterans Speedway) at 10050 N.E. S.R. 24 has bingo every Tues- Club Thrift Shop at 5 56th Street in Yankeetown, you are The Disabled American Veterans seeks disabled vet- day at 7 p.m. missing some great items. Clothing, bedding, lamps, tools, erans to join the (D.A.V.). We meet on the first Thursday Grand Slam Bridge meets 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mon- household items, pots, pans, dishes, sheets, blankets, of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Beef O Brady's Restaurant, days at the Gathering Table in Chiefland. For infor- small appliances, jewelry, shoes, boots, camping gear, 7050 NW 140th Street, Chiefland. For additional informa- mation, call Joan at 352-493-4743. Weekly and substi- you name it we have it. We are open Tuesday through tion call tute players are needed. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursday for the Bingo Commander Larry Foland at home: 352-493-1351 or BINGO for a cause crowd. Come by and shop, donate or visit. Bring your on cell: 727-773-7124. D.A.V. Hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tired of the rain? Need to get out of the house? guys to visit the “Man Cave”! Come on down for Bingo on the 2nd and 4th Thurs- Tri-County Marine League Detachment No. 1018 Farmers Markets Marines are looking for a few good men and women to day of the month through August at the Yankeetown join their organization. Meetings are on the third Monday Inglis Woman’s Club. Come join us & have some fun! South Levy Marketplace in Inglis is the fourth Sat- of the month at 6 p.m. The organization is located at 1381 Support a great local cause! Since 1969, YIWC has urday of each month. Summer hours are 9 a.m. to noon. NE 82nd Ave. (off U.S. Highway 19), Old Town. Bring a awarded over $100,000 in scholarships to local stu- The marketplace is in Inglis on Highway 19 in front copy of your DD214 or discharge. For more information, dents. Bingo income funds the Woman’s Club Schol- of Food Ranch For more information, please call 352-302- please call 352-275-7838. Semper Fidelis. arship program, which are awarded in May each year. 1771. The American Legion Riders (ALR) meet on the first Dieting/Weight Control Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m.; executive board meet- Church/Thrift Shops Bronson United Methodist Thrift Shop, 235 Court Chiefland TOPS meets from 10:45 to 11: 45 a.m. on ings for Jamerson-Sheffield Post 91 (Trenton) are held the Mondays at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, U.S. High- second Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m.; and general St. in Bronson behind the church, shop hours are Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. way 19, north of Chiefland. Both sexes are welcome. For membership meetings are held the third Thursday of the information, call 352-463-9111.We have a new TOPS month at 7 p.m. Bingo sessions at Post 91 are the first and Divine Mercy Thrift Center on the grounds of St. John the Evangelist Church, 4050 NW Highway 27A, is No. 0891 in Chiefland. The group meeting is Thursdays at third Tuesdays each month at 7 p.m. Gilchrist Veteran’s 11 a.m. All are welcome. The group has national and in- Service office hours are Monday through Thursday, 9:30 open Fridays and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sales go toward feeding the needy in the area. Donations are ac- ternational recognition. Come for a visit and learn to lose a.m. to 2:30 p.m. For more information, visit American weight your way! Please call 352-493-7339 or 352-493- Legion jamerson-sheffield post 91 on Facebook. cepted. For more information, please call 352-493-9723. Holy Cross Catholic Church Thrift Shop in Cross 1351 for the location and more information. Bingo/Karaoke/Games City has used furniture and low prices. It is open on Fri- Tai Chi Chuan: Moving for Better Balance every Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit 63 Dis- days and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For information Monday and Wednesday at 9 to 10 a.m. at First United abled America Veterans Auxiliary Unit 63, Prison Road, or to donate, please call 352-542-0157. Methodist Church, 707 N. Main St., Chiefland, in the fel- Cross City offers Bingo every Wednesday at 12 p.m. start. Second to None Thrift Shop Come browse The Sec- lowship hall. To register, please contact Elizabeth (Liz) Doors open at 10:30 a.m., and coffee donuts and lunch ond To None Thrift Shoppe located behind the Yankee- Dalusio at Elder Options by calling 352-378-6649 ext. will be available. DAVA also hosts Bingo on Saturdays town-Inglis Woman’s Club in Yankeetown. The ladies are 152 or 352-692-5252 at 6 p.m., with doors opening at 4:30 p.m. There are $100 constantly adding and updating the shoppe, man cave and Social/Civic Groups jackpots, prizes and giveaways. The address is 125 NE boutique sections. In March everything on the racks will Clover Squares will hold a “plus” workshop at 6:30 165th Ave (Prison Road). Come and have fun and support be $1. Stocked solely by donations from club members p.m. and the dance at 7 p.m. every Wednesday until a new our veterans! For more information, call 352-498-7707 or and the community, the Second To None Thrift Shoppe is class begins in November at the Williston Crossings RV 352-221-8043. one of the finest and least expensive in the area. Hours are Resort community center, 410 NE Fifth St., Williston. For American Legion Bingo American Legion Post Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursday more information, please call 352-528-3323. 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. with questions 352-447-2057 before Bin- 236 of Bronson is open now for Bingo every Mon- See ACTIVITIES Page 5B 4B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 21, 2019 NASCAR THIS WEEK

SPEED FREAKS QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE A few questions we MARTINSVILLE had to ask ourselves Compelling questions ... and maybe a few actual answers Where will Kyle Busch even- THREE THINGS TO WATCH tually land with career Cup Any good news? wins and overall NASCAR 1. Petty’s record wins? Yes, this new engine/aero rules GODSPEAK: My guess, he Everybody made a big deal package is reducing the cost of starts concentrating on Cup about Kyle Busch getting racing for NASCAR’s teams, and to reach 100, so 40 more Cup, his 200th NASCAR national that’s been a long-stated goal. 40 more others, which takes series win at California, After Daytona’s annual budget- him to 280. tying Richard Petty’s mark busting destruction of sheet metal, KEN’S CALL: I’ll go with about of Cup Series victories. the Cup Series went 60 laps into its 35 more Cup wins and, say, But wait. When you take fourth race before seeing a multi- 35 more combined in Xfinity a closer look at the stats, car accident — Sunday’s four-car and Trucks. By my math, that Petty scored 200 Cup Series wreck at Fontana. The “new way” puts him at 270. wins and one Convert- of racing was designed to bring ible Series victory in 1959. much tighter traffic, which in turn After the Fontana embar- He beat a quality field at invites higher potential for trouble. rassment, any chance we Columbia Speedway. So Not yet. We’re happy for the bottom see a return of single-car according to the record line, but still, a few bruised fenders qualifying? book, Busch needs one (and feelings) would be welcomed. GODSPEAK: Just create a rule more win to really tie “The that says you must be on the King.” Seriously, why isn’t it 201? track within a minute of the clock starting, or something 2. Short-track alley Yet another week goes by and folks to that effect. are limiting Richard Petty to just KEN’S CALL: NASCAR officials The NASCAR Cup Series 200 career wins, although he won have basically ruled out has smushed its first three a 1959 race in NASCAR’s Convert- single-car qualifying. The short-track races into a ible Series, which ran a national drivers seem to have ruled four-week stretch. On deck schedule from 1956-59. By the way, out the current system. is Martinsville, with Bristol Bob Welborn won three of those Maybe it’s time to draw num- and Richmond following a four championships, but the king of bers. They could use King quick trip to Texas Motor NASCAR’s open- Richard’s hat. Speedway. If you think dif- cockpit era was Curtis Turner, who ferent drivers might sneak won 38 of his 79 Convertible Series in a win here or there, think starts. FEUD OF THE WEEK again. Kyle Busch won two of these races last year and — Ken Willis, ken.willis MARTIN TRUEX JR. VS. RICKY finished second to Clint @news-jrnl.com STENHOUSE JR.: Yes, a Junior Bowyer at Martinsville. Richard Petty remains the all-time NASCAR wins leader (this battle. Martin Jr. was not week, anyway) because he had a Convertible Series victory in happy with Ricky Jr. after 3. Trucks featured 1959, giving him a total of 201 triumphs. [NEWS-JOURNAL/NIGEL NASCAR CUP they made contact early in COOK] STANDINGS the race, damaging Martin The NASCAR Gander Jr.’s Toyota. Outdoors Truck Series has rewarded for their service race, which will be aired 1. Kyle Busch 237 GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: “A enjoyed a three-week break this Saturday when Fox by Fox Sports 1, or FS1 for 2. Joey Logano 222 couple guys stayed out for since opening the season features them on a rare net- short. 3. Kevin Harvick 213 God knows what reason,” with three straight week- work telecast. Meanwhile, 4. Denny Hamlin 205 said Martin Jr. “The No. 17 ends of competition. The you will have to channel- — Godwin Kelly, godwin. 5. Brad Keselowski 176 (Ricky Jr.) was on old tires.” Truck Series racers will be surf for Sunday’s Cup Series [email protected] 6. Aric Almirola 174 No worries, Ricky Jr., because 7. Martin Truex Jr. 169 Martin Jr. doesn’t retaliate. 8. Kyle Larson 163 9. Kurt Busch 160 10. Ryan Blaney 155 GODWIN’S PICKS 11. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 146 FOR MARTINSVILLE 12. Chase Elliott 135 CALIFORNIA 13. Erik Jones 133 WINNER: Clint Bowyer 14. Jimmie Johnson 121 REST OF TOP 5: Kevin 15. Clint Bowyer 119 Harvick, Chase Elliott, Kyle THREE THINGS WE LEARNED 16. Alex Bowman 110 Busch, Ryan Blaney 17. Ryan Newman 107 FIRST ONE OUT: Joey Logano 1. Happy 200th 18. Daniel Suarez 105 DARK HORSE: Jimmie 19. William Byron 104 Johnson Kyle Busch scored his 200th 20. Austin Dillon 103 DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: NASCAR national series vic- Bowyer transforms his tory at Auto Club Speedway California failure into a Mar- in Fontana, California. His WHAT’S ON TAP tinsville victory. scorecard now reads: Cup (All times are Eastern) Series, 53; Xfinity, 94; Truck Series, 53. This time felt like CUP SERIES: STP 500 MOTOR MOUTHS the first time, he said. “Feels SITE: Martinsville Speedway (.526- PODCAST just like No. 1. Feels just like mile oval) yesterday.” SCHEDULE: Saturday, practice (Fox Like Kyle Busch, we never Sports 1, 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.), slow our roll. Or speed it up, 2. Big brother Kyle Busch celebrates his 200th NASCAR victory after winning qualifying (Fox Sports 1, 5 p.m.). but that’s another matter. the California Cup Series race on Sunday. [AP/JAMES QUIGG] Sunday, race (Fox Sports 1, cover- Kurt Busch is Kyle’s big age begins at 12:30 p.m., racing at Tune in online at brother, seven years older. from Vegas.” that included a speeding 2 p.m.) www.news-journalonline. Normally, they are fierce penalty. “The restarts are com/daytonamotormouths competitors. Not Sunday. 3. Where’s my draft? definitely exciting,” Aric GANDER OUTDOORS TRUCKS: Kurt marveled at Kyle’s 200 Almirola said. “The fans get NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck wins. “They’re all added up For those hoping to see their money worth for a few Series 250 through his hard work and more drafting and compe- laps at least.” SITE: Martinsville Speedway his dedication to perfec- tition at California, well, TV SCHEDULE: Saturday, qualify- tion,” Kurt said. “Not bad fuhgeddaboudit. Kyle Busch — Godwin Kelly, godwin. ing (Fox Sports 1, 10:30 a.m.), race for two kids with an attitude led 134 of the 200 laps and [email protected] (Fox, 2 p.m.)

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL decedent and without any intent County of Levy, State of Florida. OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY on the part of the decedent to CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA revoke the instrument. Unless such Certificate shall be continuedACTIVITIES from Page 3B COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 38-2019-CP-35 8. A correct copy of the dece- redeemed according to law, the CASE NO.: 38-2019-CP-35 dent's last will, dated Septem- property described in such Cer- Friends of the Luther Callaway Public Library, the IN RE: THE ESTATE OF IN RE: THE ESTATE OF ber 30, 2015, accompanies this tificate will be sold to the high-

Chiefland branch of the Levy County Public Library Sys- ANDREW MAX MOODY, petition. est bidder in the Courthouse ANDREW MAX MOODY, Deceased. 9· Petitioner is unaware of any lobby on the 8th day of April, tem, meet the second Thursday of each month at 11 a.m. at Deceased. unrevoked will or codicil of 2019 at 10:00 AM. the library, 104 NE Third St., Chiefland. The Friends sup- NOTICE OF HEARING decedent other than as set forth port the library by promoting the library’s programs and NOTICE OF PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a above. DATED this 19th day of Febru- ADMINISTRATION resources and through fund-raising projects to purchase hearing has been scheduled as Petitioner requests that the ary, 2019. (testate) follows: decedent's will be admitted Danny J. Shipp reading materials, books on tape, videos, operating sup- The administration of the Es- PETITION TO ESTABLISH to probate and that RYLAND CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT plies and minor equipment. There are no dues. For more tate of ANDREW MAX MOODY, AND ADMIT TO PROBATE A PALMER MUSICK be appoint- COURT LEVY COUNTY, information, please call Friends President Ann Brown at deceased, is pending in the LOST WILL Thursday, April 25, ed personal representative of FLORIDA 352-226-7413. Circuit Court for Levy County, 2019, at 10:00 a.m. (15 minutes the estate of the decedent. Florida, the address of which reserved) Honorable Stanley H. Under penalties of perjury, I de- Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, Levy/Gilchrist Retired Educators Association meets is 355 South Court Street, Griffis, III Levy County Court- clare that I have read the fore- 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. on the third Monday of every month at the Gathering Table Bronson, Florida 32621. The house 355 South Court Street going, and the facts alleged are in Chiefland. estate is testate. The names Bronson FL 32621 true, to the best of my knowl- The meeting will start at 10:30 a.m. followed by lunch. and addresses of the personal edge and belief. NOTICE OF APPLICATION representative and the person- PLEASE GOVERN YOUR- FOR TAX DEED Any retired educator from Gilchrist or Levy counties is in- al representative's attorney are SELF ACCORDINGLY. February 10, 2019 vited to attend. set forth below. RYLAND PALMER MUSICK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Tri-County Cruisers meet to show off its classic vehi- All interested persons on whom Respectfully, 1229 S. Magnolia Drive that the holder(s) of Certificate cles from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Fridays at the Gathering Table a copy of the notice of admin- Bowen Law Firm PA Tallahassee FL 32301 number 885-14 of the sale of istration is served must object in Chiefland. Show up to show your car and have a good Attorney for Petitioner Respectfully, 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- to the validity of the will (or any March 7, 2019 Bowen Law Firm PA tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- time. codicil), qualifications of the sued thereon. The name(s) of personal representative, venue, Rotary By: Sherrie R. Bowen February 22, 2019 the holder(s) of said Certificate, or jurisdiction of the court by fil- Florida Bar Number 981760 Respectfully, the description of the property, Chiefland Rotary meets at noon Wednesdays at The ing a petition or other pleading Georgia Bar Number 282402 Bowen Law Firm PA the name(s) in which it is as- Gathering Table on Main Street. requesting relief in accordance 7257 NW 4th Blvd #276 Attorney for Petitioner sessed are as follows: with the Florida Probate Rules, Gainesville, FL 32607 By: Sherrie R. Bowen Suwannee Valley Rotary meets at noon on Thursdays WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER (352) 316-3436 Florida Bar Number 981760 NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE at the Haven Hospice Community Center in Chiefland. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF [email protected] Georgia Bar Number 282402 HOLDER(S): TAMMY ALTIERI Williston Rotary meets at 11:45 a.m. Tuesdays at First A COPY OF THE NOTICE ON 7257 NW 4th BlvD #276 Presbyterian Church, 247 NE First St. THE OBJECTING PERSON, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Gainesville, FL 32607 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF OR THOSE OBJECTIONS ARE OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL (352) 316-3436 THE PROPERTY: THE WEST FOREVER BARRED. CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY [email protected] 1/2 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 Any person entitled to exempt COUNTY, FLORIDA OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF property is required to file a CASE NO.: 38-2019-CP-35 Published Mar. 21, 28, 2019 SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF NORTH- Home architecture trends petition for determination of IN RE: THE ESTATE OF and April 4, 11, 2019 WEST 1/4 OF SECTION Whether you’re planning to renovate in 2018 or simply buy exempt property WITHIN THE ANDREW MAX MOODY, 29, TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, a home that is fashion-forward, here are four trends to know TIME PROVIDED BY LAW Deceased. RANGE 17 EAST, LEVY about this year. OR THE RIGHT TO EXEMPT PETITION TO ESTABLISH NOTICE OF APPLICATION COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROPERTY IS DEEMED AND ADMIT TO PROBATE FOR TAX DEED WAIVED. Any person entitled 1. Multiple master bedrooms A LOST WILL Petitioner, RY- NAMES IN WHICH AS- to elective share is required to LAND PALMER MUSICK, re- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, With more and more children living at home for longer, one SESSED: CHEYENNE BRAGG file an election to take elective quests that this Court establish that the holder(s) of Certificate of the newest trends is to have multiple master bedrooms. This share WITHIN THE TIME PRO- the attached correct copy of the number 735-14 of the sale of All of said property being in the can also give you twice the opportunity to decorate. VIDED BY LAW. decedent's will and admit the 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- County of Levy, State of Florida. February 10, 2019 will to probate and in support tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- 2. Recycled materials thereof, alleges: sued thereon. The name(s) of Unless such Certificate shall be Going green has also been a style revolution lately. In 2018, RYLAND PALMER MUSICK 1. Petitioner has an interest in the holder(s) of said Certificate, redeemed according to law, the expect to see more homes built using recycled and organic 1229 S. Magnolia Drive the above estate as the benefi- the description of the property, property described in such Cer- materials. Tallahassee FL 32301 ciary under the will. the name(s) in which it is as- tificate will be sold to the high- 2. The decedent properly exe- sessed are as follows: est bidder in the Courthouse 3. Open concept CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE cuted his self-proved Last Will lobby on the 8th day of April, 2017 was the year where open concept floor plans dominat- and Testament on NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 2019 at 10:00 AM. ed not just the office, but the home as well. Expect this trend to I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true September 30, 2015. HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R continue this year, though it may reach its peak sooner rather and correct copy of the forego- 3· The undersigned attorney WOMBLE DATED this 19th day of Febru- than later. ing was furnished by certified mailed the original will to Barba- ary, 2019. mail to the persons listed below: ra Jo Palmer at 1229 S. Mag- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Danny J. Shipp THE PROPERTY: THE EAST 4. Laundry rooms can be so much more nolia Drive, Tallahassee, Florida CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Respectfully, 32301. 1/2 OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 We’ve seen kitchens and bathrooms dominate people’s COURT LEVY COUNTY, Bowen Law Firm PA 4· The decedent died on Sep- OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF attention for a few years now. Combining style and function FLORIDA Attorney for Petitioner tember 17, 2018, in Pasco THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF will only continue. The next room that people will start to pay County, Florida, and on the date THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, attention to will be the laundry room, typically an undeveloped February 22, 2019 of death, was domiciled in Levy SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 11 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. place in homes. By: Sherrie R. Bowen County, Florida. SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, OF Florida Bar Number 981760 5· The original will was not in THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF Georgia Bar Number 282402 the possession of the decedent LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA 7257 NW 4th BlvD #276 at the time of death. Gainesville, FL 32607 6. After diligent search, Barba- NAMES IN WHICH AS- (352) 316-3436 ra Jo Palmer cannot locate the SESSED: MARSHA DIX- [email protected] original will. ON-ROJAS 7· The original will was lost with- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT out knowledge or consent of the All of said property being in the B6 Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 21, 2019

NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION redeemed according to law, the NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION PAGE 822 OF THE PUBLIC FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED property described in such Cer- FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED RECORDS OF LEVY COUN- tificate will be sold to the high- TY, FLORIDA, BEING MORE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, est bidder in the Courthouse NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED that the holder(s) of Certifi- that the holder(s) of Certificate lobby on the 8th day of April, that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE cate number 16-16 of the sale number 5615-16 of the sale of 2019 at 10:00 AM. number 4887-14 of the sale of number 4693-11 of the sale of AT THE NORTHEAST COR- of 2016 has (have) filed said 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- NER OF THE PROPERTY Certificate for a TaxDeed to be tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- DATED this 19th day of Febru- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RE- issued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of ary, 2019. sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of CORD BOOK 799, PAGE 822 the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, Danny J. Shipp the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS the description of the property, the description of the property, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the description of the property, the description of the property, OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA; the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- COURT LEVY COUNTY, the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- SAID POINT IS LOCATED ON sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: FLORIDA sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF A 50 FOOT WIDE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE ROAD KNOWN AS NW 120TH HOLDER(S): US BANK CUST HOLDER(S): IDE TECHNOLO- 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX STREET; THENCE RUN FOR BRIDGE TAX LLC - 616 GIES, INC. WOMBLE LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE, N 88°47’30" W A DIS- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE TANCE OF 113.48 FEET THE PROPERTY: LOT 25 OF THE PROPERTY: LOT 66 OF FOR TAX DEED PROPERTY: LOT 5, BLOCK 27 PROPERTY: LOT 4, BLOCK TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- THE UNRECORDED EXTEN- CASON’S INGLIS ACRES, OF WILLISTON HIGHLANDS, 1, SUWANNEE RIVER HIGH- NING; THENCE LEAVING SION OF SUWANNEE ACRES UNIT 4, ACCORDING TO THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, UNIT 14, ACCORDING TO THE LANDS (CORRECTED PLAT), SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE, IN SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED that the holder(s) of Certificate PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED ACCORDING TO THE PLAT S 00°26'26" E A DISTANCE 12 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE(S) number 5293-16 of the sale of IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 14, THEREOF, RECORDED IN OF 312.57 FEET; THENCE LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, BE- 44, OF THE PUBLIC RE- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 37A, N 89°28’27" W A DISTANCE ING MORE PARTICULARLY CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- COUNTY, FLORIDA PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY OF 208.00 FEET TO THE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FLORIDA, TOGETHER WITH sued thereon. The name(s) of COUNTY, FLORIDA SOUTHEAST CORNER OF COMMENCE AT THE POINT A SINGLE-WIDE MOBILE the holder(s) of said Certificate, NAMES IN WHICH AS- THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED WHERE THE SOUTH LINE HOME BEARING ID# GMH- the description of the property, SESSED: ROBERTA DEPAUW NAMES IN WHICH AS- IN OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK OF SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP GA40734530 AND TITLE # the name(s) in which it is as- BAHNO, MARCIA DEPAUW SESSED: VON MEYERS 1173, PAGE 356 OF THE 12 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST 98510503, LOCATED THERE- sessed are as follows: STRAUSS, JEANNE DEPAUW PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY INTERSECTS THE NORTH- ON. MARSH, ARTHUR P DEPAUW All of said property being in the COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE III, COLLETTE DEPAUW PE- County of Levy, State of Florida. ALONG THE EAST LINE OF LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. NAMES IN WHICH AS- HOLDER(S): 5T WEALTH TIT SAID RECORDED PROPER- S-347 AS A POINT OF REF- SESSED: ROBERT A SWISS PARTNERS LP Unless such Certificate shall be TY, N 00°25'12" W A DISTANCE ERENCE; THENCE RUN A/K/A ROBERT ALLEN SWISS, All of said property being in the redeemed according to law, the OF 315.05 FEET TO THE ON RIGHT OF WAY LINE ROBERT ALLEN SWISS LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF County of Levy, State of Florida. property described in such Cer- NORTHEAST CORNER OF N 31°43'00" E, 78.62 FEET; THE PROPERTY: LOT 22, tificate will be sold to the high- SAID RECORDED PROPER- THENCE RUN N 34°03'40" All of said property being in the BLOCK 8C, THE MEADOWS Unless such Certificate shall be est bidder in the Courthouse TY AND THE SOUTH RIGHT W, 1,415.74 FEET; THENCE County of Levy, State of Florida. OF BEAUTIFUL BRONSON, redeemed according to law, the lobby on the 8th day of April, OF WAY LINE OF A 50 FOOT RUN S 71°34'20" W, 25 FEET; ACCORDING TO THE PLAT property described in such Cer- 2019 at 10:00 AM. WIDE ROAD KNOWN AS NW THENCE RUN S 74°00'18" W, Unless such Certificate shall be THEREOF RECORDED IN tificate will be sold to the high- 120TH STREET; THENCE 177.97 FEET; THENCE RUN S redeemed according to law, the PLAT BOOK 4, PAGES 18A & est bidder in the Courthouse DATED this 19th day of Febru- ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY 52°35'45" W, 23.67 FEET TO property described in such Cer- 18B, PUBLIC RECORDS OF lobby on the 8th day of April, ary, 2019. LINE S 88° 47'30" E A DIS- THE POINT OF BEGINNING; tificate will be sold to the high- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA 2019 at 10:00 AM. Danny J. Shipp TANCE OF 208.00 FEET TO THENCE RUN N 27°05'06" est bidder in the Courthouse CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT THE POINT OF BEGINNING. W, 227.07 FEET TO WATER'S lobby on the 8th day of April, NAMES IN WHICH AS- DATED this 19th day of Febru- COURT LEVY COUNTY, EDGE OF A CANAL; THENCE 2019 at 10:00 AM. SESSED: TIMOTHY COBB ary, 2019. FLORIDA NAMES IN WHICH AS- RUN ON WATER'S EDGE S A/K/A TIMOTHY LAVAINE Danny J. Shipp SESSED: JACK STREIB 81°01'03" W, 102.09 FEET; DATED this 19th day of Febru- COBB, CHARLES SMITH, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, THENCE RUN S 34°11'42" E, ary, 2019. BRENDA DEEDRICK, TIMO- COURT LEVY COUNTY, 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. All of said property being in the 272.41 FEET; THENCE RUN Danny J. Shipp THY COBB FLORIDA County of Levy, State of Florida. N 52°35'45" E, 64.36 FEET TO CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION THE POINT OF BEGINNING. COURT LEVY COUNTY, All of said property being in the Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, FOR TAX DEED Unless such Certificate shall be FLORIDA County of Levy, State of Florida. 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. redeemed according to law, the NAMES IN WHICH AS- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, property described in such Cer- SESSED: RALPH HAMM EST Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, Unless such Certificate shall be NOTICE OF APPLICATION that the holder(s) of Certificate tificate will be sold to the high- A/K/A RALPH JEFFERSON 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. redeemed according to law, the FOR TAX DEED number 4585-15 of the sale of est bidder in the Courthouse property described in such Cer- 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- HAMM EST, RALPH HAMM NOTICE OF APPLICATION lobby on the 8th day of April, tificate will be sold to the high- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- EST FOR TAX DEED 2019 at 10:00 AM. est bidder in the Courthouse that the holder(s) of Certificate sued thereon. The name(s) of number 4883-14 of the sale of All of said property being in the lobby on the 8th day of April, the holder(s) of said Certificate, DATED this 19th day of Febru- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- County of Levy, State of Florida. 2019 at 10:00 AM. the description of the property, ary, 2019. that the holder(s) of Certificate tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- the name(s) in which it is as- number 5574-14 of the sale of Danny J. Shipp DATED this 19th day of Febru- sued thereon. The name(s) of sessed are as follows: Unless such Certificate shall be 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT ary, 2019. the holder(s) of said Certificate, redeemed according to law, the tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- COURT LEVY COUNTY, Danny J. Shipp the description of the property, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE property described in such Cer- sued thereon. The name(s) of FLORIDA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the name(s) in which it is as- HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R tificate will be sold to the high- the holder(s) of said Certificate, sessed are as follows: est bidder in the Courthouse COURT LEVY COUNTY, WOMBLE Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, the description of the property, lobby on the 8th day of April, FLORIDA 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. the name(s) in which it is as- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF 2019 at 10:00 AM. sessed are as follows: Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R THE PROPERTY: LOT 7, NOTICE OF APPLICATION 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. WOMBLE BLOCK 1, WILLISTON HIGH- DATED this 19th day of Febru- FOR TAX DEED NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE LANDS, UNIT 12, ACCORD- ary, 2019. NOTICE OF APPLICATION HOLDER(S): 5T WEALTH LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, Danny J. Shipp FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PARTNERS LP THE PROPERTY: LOT 2, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT that the holder(s) of Certificate BLOCK 23, WILLISTON HIGH- PAGE 13, PUBLIC RECORDS COURT LEVY COUNTY, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, number 4522-12 of the sale of LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LANDS, UNIT 14, ACCORD- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA PROPERTY: LOT 38, BLOCK that the holder(s) of Certificate ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- number 5101-14 of the sale of tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- H, OF GRACELAND SHORES, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, NAMES IN WHICH AS- Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- sued thereon. The name(s) of AS PER PLAT THEREOF, RE- PAGE 14, PUBLIC RECORDS SESSED: MAURICE B IMLER 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- the holder(s) of said Certificate, CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA -LIFE EST-, JEANETTE K IM- sued thereon. The name(s) of the description of the property, NOTICE OF APPLICATION PAGE 67, PUBLIC RECORDS LER -LIFE EST-, MAURICE the holder(s) of said Certificate, the name(s) in which it is as- FOR TAX DEED OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORI- NAMES IN WHICH AS- B IMLER -TRS-, JEANETTE DA, TOGETHER WITH A 1987 the description of the property, SESSED: FLAVIE KERSAINT sessed are as follows: the name(s) in which it is as- K IMLER -TRS-, MAURICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, WESTWAYS, SINGLE-WIDE B IMLER, JEANETTE K IM- sessed are as follows: NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE that the holder(s) of Certificate MOBILE HOME BEARING ID# All of said property being in the LER, MAURICE B IMLER -TR, HOLDER(S): MARK BRAD- number 2868-16 of the sale of AFLWF1AH060713317 AND County of Levy, State of Florida. JEANETTE K IMLER -TR, TITLE # 44307437, LOCATED NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE FORD POWELL 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- HOLDER(S): 5T WEALTH MAURICE B IMLER AND JEA- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- THEREON. Unless such Certificate shall be NETTE K IMLER REVOCABLE PARTNERS LP LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF sued thereon. The name(s) of redeemed according to law, the TRUST DATED 11-18-1997 the holder(s) of said Certificate, NAMES IN WHICH AS- property described in such Cer- THE PROPERTY: THE “UTIL- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ITY SITE” IN BLOCK 2, LAKE the description of the property, SESSED: DONNA DEE MOR- tificate will be sold to the high- All of said property being in the TON A/K/A DONNA MORTON, THE PROPERTY: LOT 16, JOHNSON ESTATES, UNIT 1, the name(s) in which it is as- est bidder in the Courthouse County of Levy, State of Florida. sessed are as follows: DONNA DEE MORTON BLOCK 5, KING RANCH OF lobby on the 8th day of April, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT FLORIDA RANCHETTES, AS THEREOF, RECORDED IN 2019 at 10:00 AM. Unless such Certificate shall be RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 38, LESS NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE All of said property being in the redeemed according to law, the 5, PAGE 42-A, LEVY COUNTY, THAT PARCEL CONTAINED HOLDER(S): CAZ CREEK County of Levy, State of Florida. DATED this 19th day of Febru- property described in such Cer- FLORIDA IN CONTRACT FOR DEED FLORIDA II, LLC ary, 2019. tificate will be sold to the high- BETWEEN BASCOM HARD- Unless such Certificate shall be Danny J. Shipp est bidder in the Courthouse NAMES IN WHICH AS- EE INC., A FLORIDA COR- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE redeemed according to law, the CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT lobby on the 8th day of April, property described in such Cer- SESSED: RAY N SELVEY PORATION, AND JOSEPH A. PROPERTY: THE SOUTH- COURT LEVY COUNTY, 2019 at 10:00 AM. WEST 130 FEET OF THE tificate will be sold to the high- FLORIDA BOUSQUET, AS RECORDED All of said property being in the IN OR BOOK 185, PAGE 155, FOLLOWING DESCRIBED est bidder in the Courthouse DATED this 19th day of Febru- lobby on the 8th day of April, County of Levy, State of Florida. PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY PARCEL: THE NORTHEAST Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, ary, 2019. 398.65 FEET OF THE SOUTH- 2019 at 10:00 AM. 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Unless such Certificate shall be Danny J. Shipp WEST 993.65 FEET OF LOTS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT redeemed according to law, the NOTICE OF APPLICATION NAMES IN WHICH AS- 1, 2, AND 3, BLOCK A, US DATED this 19th day of Febru- COURT LEVY COUNTY, property described in such Cer- FOR TAX DEED SESSED: TARPON IV LLC 19 NO. 7 ADDITION SUB- ary, 2019. FLORIDA Danny J. Shipp tificate will be sold to the high- DIVISION, ACCORDING TO est bidder in the Courthouse NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, All of said property being in the THE PLAT THEREOF FILED CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, lobby on the 8th day of April, that the holder(s) of Certificate County of Levy, State of Florida. IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 66, COURT LEVY COUNTY, 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. FLORIDA 2019 at 10:00 AM. number 4835-15 of the sale of OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORI- 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- NOTICE OF APPLICATION Unless such Certificate shall be DA, LESS AND EXCEPT THE Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, DATED this 19th day of Febru- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- FOR TAX DEED redeemed according to law, the 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. ary, 2019. sued thereon. The name(s) of property described in such Cer- NORTH 20 FEET OF LOT 1, Danny J. Shipp the holder(s) of said Certificate, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tificate will be sold to the high- BLOCK A. TOGETHER WITH NOTICE OF APPLICATION CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the description of the property, that the holder(s) of Certificate est bidder in the Courthouse THAT CERTAIN 1996 NOBIL- FOR TAX DEED COURT LEVY COUNTY, the name(s) in which it is as- number 117-16 of the sale of lobby on the 8th day of April, ITY DOUBLE-WIDE MOBILE FLORIDA sessed are as follows: 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- 2019 at 10:00 AM. HOME I.D. #S: N16240A AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- N16240B, TITLE #S: 70673627 that the holder(s) of Certificate Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE sued thereon. The name(s) of DATED this 19th day of Febru- AND 70673628, LOCATED number 5455-16 of the sale of 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R the holder(s) of said Certificate, ary, 2019. THEREON. AND THE SOUTH- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- WOMBLE the description of the property, Danny J. Shipp WEST 71 FEET OF THE Notice for Bids tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- the name(s) in which it is as- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FOLLOWING DESCRIBED sued thereon. The name(s) of LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF sessed are as follows: COURT LEVY COUNTY, PARCEL: THE SOUTHWEST The Town of Otter Creek is re- the holder(s) of said Certificate, THE PROPERTY: LOT 21 FLORIDA 268.65 FEET OF THE NORTH- questing sealed bids on a zero the description of the property, OF FOREST PARK UNIT 2, A NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE EAST 468.65 FEET OF LOTS turn mower with between 26 the name(s) in which it is as- SUBDIVISION RECORDED IN HOLDER(S): DAVID E ROB- Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, 1, 2, AND 3, BLOCK A, US 19 and 34 hp and width between sessed are as follows: PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 27 OF ERTS 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. NO. 7 ADDITION, ACCORD- 54” and 60”. MUST be a com- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF mercial series. Send sealed School Board NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF FILED IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE bids to Town of Otter Creek, The School Board of Levy HOLDER(S): IDE TECHNOLO- THE PROPERTY: PART OF 6 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS P.O. Box 65, Otter Creek, Fl. County will hold a Public Hear- GIES, INC. NAMES IN WHICH AS- SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP 11 OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, 32683 or hand deliver to ing at its office in Bronson, Flor- SESSED: MARGARITA ACABA SOUTH, RANGE 14 EAST, LESS AND EXCEPT THE 555 SW 2nd Ave., Otter Creek, ida, 480 Marshburn Drive, on LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, NORTH 20 FEET OF LOT 1. Fl 32683. Or www.ottercreek- Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 6:00 THE PROPERTY: LOT 2, All of said property being in the MORE PARTICULARLY DE- [email protected] p.m. to amend/adopt the follow- BLOCK 6, GOLDEN PARA- County of Levy, State of Florida. SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: NAMES IN WHICH AS- Deadline for bids is 2:00 p.m. ing School Board Policies: DISE, ACCORDING TO THE BEGIN AT THE SOUTHEAST SESSED: GOLAM KAWSAR Monday, April 8, 2019. POLICY TITLE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED Unless such Certificate shall be CORNER OF LOT 7, MANA- We reserve the right to reject 6.52: Supplemental Administra- IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 55, redeemed according to law, the TEE ACRES AS PER PLAT All of said property being in the any and all bids. tive Performance Based Pay PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY property described in such Cer- County of Levy, State of Florida. BOOK 4, PAGE 28 OF THE OF- 7.01: School Budget System COUNTY, FLORIDA tificate will be sold to the high- FICIAL RECORDS OF LEVY Pub. March 21, 28, 2019 est bidder in the Courthouse The public is welcome to at- Unless such Certificate shall be COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE tend. Persons having ques- NAMES IN WHICH AS- lobby on the 8th day of April, redeemed according to law, the N 01°08'01" W, ALONG THE tions concerning the proposed SESSED: PEGGY W GREEN, 2019 at 10:00 AM. property described in such Cer- EAST LINE OF MANATEE School Board Policy adoptions/ GLADYS J PARKER THOMAS tificate will be sold to the high- ACRES, 1718.50 FEET TO THE amendments should contact A/K/A GLADYS LYNN THOM- DATED this 19th day of Febru- est bidder in the Courthouse NORTH LINE OF SAID SEC- John R. Lott, Jr., Assistant Su- AS A/K/A GLADYS JOHN- ary, 2019. lobby on the 8th day of April, TION 28; THENCE N 89°54'46" perintendent, School Board of SON THOMAS A/K/A GLAD- Danny J. Shipp 2019 at 10:00 AM. E, A DISTANCE OF 321.37 Levy County, Bronson, Florida YS THOMAS A/K/A GLADYS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FEET; THENCE S 01°16'31" at (352) 486-5231. Copies of L THOMAS A/K/A GLADYS COURT LEVY COUNTY, DATED this 19th day of Febru- E, A DISTANCE OF 1713.60 the proposed changes may be PARKER THOMAS, JOHN C FLORIDA ary, 2019. FEET; THENCE S 89°03'45" obtained, at cost, from the Of- BAXLEY W, A DISTANCE OF 325.56 Danny J. Shipp Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, fice of the Superintendent of CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- Schools, 480 Marshburn Drive, All of said property being in the 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. COURT LEVY COUNTY, GINNING. LESS AND EXCEPT Bronson, Florida, 32621. County of Levy, State of Florida. A PORTION OF THE PROP- FLORIDA ERTY DESCRIBED IN OFFI- Published Mar. 14, 21, 28, 2019 Unless such Certificate shall be CIAL RECORD BOOK 799, Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, and April 4, 2019 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. Thursday, March 21, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 7B All creditors of the decedent NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE OF ENACTMENT OF and other persons having The Southwest Florida Water FOR TAX DEED OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL ORDINANCE 2019-001 P.O. BOX 310 claims or demands against Management District (SWFW- CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY 355 SOUTH COURT STREET decedent's estate on whom a MD) announces the following NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, COUNTY, FLORIDA COMMISSIONERS OF LEVY BRONSON, FLORIDA 32621 copy of this notice is required to public meeting to which all that the holder(s) of Certificate CASE NO: 2019-CA-000028 COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO- be served must file their claims interested persons are invit- number 2849-11 of the sale of TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the Documents can be obtained with this court ON OR BEFORE ed: 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- QUICKEN LOANS INC. proposed Ordinance adopting by contacting the Procurement THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- Plaintiff, amendments to the Schedule of Coordinator of Levy County, AFTER THE TIME OF THE Weeki Wachee Channel Resto- sued thereon. The name(s) of -vs- Capital Improvements for Levy Florida at (352) 486-5218, or FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS ration Project Public Workshop: the holder(s) of said Certificate, UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFI- County, the title for which here- online through the Demand- NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER The Southwest Florida Water the description of the property, CIARIES, DEVISEES, ASSIGN- inafter appears, will be consid- Star system by Onvia at www. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF Management District is hosting the name(s) in which it is as- EES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, ered for enactment by the Levy demandstar.com. If you have A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON a public workshop to provide in- sessed are as follows: TRUSTEES, ALL OTHERS County Board of County Com- any questions, please call Alicia THEM. formation about this multi-year WHO MAY CLAIM AND INTER- missioners, at a public hearing Tretheway, Procurement Coor- All other creditors of the dece- project that focuses on sedi- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE EST IN THE ESTATE OF MI- on Tuesday, April 2, 2019 at dinator, at (352) 486-5218. dent and other persons having ment removal as a restoration HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX CHAEL G. SCHENK, JR. A/K/A 9:00 a.m., or as soon thereafter claims or demands against strategy to benefit the river’s LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC MICHAEL GEORGE SCHENK, as the same may be heard, in Pub. March 7, 14, 21, 2019 decedent's estate must file their ecosystem and for the public to JR. A/K/A MICHAEL GEORGE the Board of County Commis- claims with this court WITHIN 3 provide feedback on the con- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE SCHENK A/K/A MICHAEL G. sioners Meeting Room, Levy MONTHS AFTER THE DATE ceptual project plans. NOTICE OF APPLICATION PROPERTY: LOTS 8 AND 9, SCHENK; ET AL, County Courthouse, 355 South OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION FOR TAX DEED BLOCK 12. WILLISTON HIGH- Defendant(s) Court Street, Bronson, Florida. OF THIS NOTICE. DATE/TIME: Tuesday, April 16, LANDS GOLF AND COUNTRY Copies of said Ordinance may ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED 2019; 5:00 p.m. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, CLUB ESTATES, AS RECORD- NOTICE OF ACTION be inspected by any member WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS that the holder(s) of Certificate ED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 67, TO: UNKNOWN HEIRS, of the public at the Office of SET FORTH IN FLORIDA PLACE: Coast Guard Auxilia- number 1490-16 of the sale of OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS BENEFICIARIES, DEVISEES, the Board of County Commis- STATUTES SECTION 733.702 ry Meeting Hall, 4340 Calienta 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, sioners located at 355 S. Court WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Street, Hernando Beach, FL tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, Street, Bronson, Florida, during NOTWITHSTANDING THE 34607 sued thereon. The name(s) of NAMES IN WHICH AS- ALL OTHERS WHO MAY regular business hours or con- TIME PERIODS SET FORTH the holder(s) of said Certificate, SESSED: PAUL EDWARD CLAIM AND INTEREST IN tact by phone at (352) 486- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED A copy of the agenda may be the description of the property, THOMAS A/K/A PAUL THOM- THE ESTATE OF MICHAEL G. 5218. On the date, time and TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE obtained by contacting: Water- the name(s) in which it is as- AS, RYAN HADDIX SCHENK, JR. A/K/A MICHAEL place first above-mentioned, all AFTER THE DECEDENT'S Matters.org – Boards, Meetings sessed are as follows: GEORGE SCHENK, JR. A/K/A interested persons may appear DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. & Event Calendar; 1(800)423- All of said property being in the MICHAEL GEORGE SCHENK and be heard with respect to the The date of first publication of 1476 (FL only) or (352)796- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE County of Levy, State of Florida. A/K/A MICHAEL G. SCHENK proposed Ordinance. this notice is March 14, 2019. 7211. HOLDER(S): 5T WEALTH Last Known Address: 7051 NE 2019-001 PARTNERS LP Unless such Certificate shall be 110TH AVE, BRONSON, FL AN ORDINANCE OF LEVY Attorney for Personal Repre- The Southwest Florida Water redeemed according to law, the 32621 COUNTY, FLORIDA, ADOPT- sentative: Management District (District) LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF property described in such Cer- You are notified of an action to ING AMENDMENTS TO THE Brandon R. Bytnar, Esq. does not discriminate on the THE PROPERTY: A 3 ACRE tificate will be sold to the high- foreclose a mortgage on the fol- SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL IM- Attorney basis of disability. This non- TRACT IN THE EAST HALF est bidder in the Courthouse lowing property in Levy County: PROVEMENTS FOR LEVY Florida Bar Number: 66365 discrimination policy involves OF THE WEST HALF OF THE lobby on the 8th day of April, TRACT NUMBER 450 OF COUNTY; PROVIDING FOR The Law Office of Brandon R. every aspect of the District’s NW 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 (E1/2 2019 at 10:00 AM. UNIVERSITY ESTATES AN SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING Bytnar, P.L. functions, including access to OF W 1/2 OF NW 1/4 OF SE UNRECORDED MAP, AND FOR DIRECTION TO NOT 9120 Galleria Court, Suite B and participation in the District’s 1/4) OF SECTION 13, TOWN- DATED this 19th day of Febru- MORE PARTICULARLY DE- INCLUDE IN LEVY COUNTY Naples, Florida 34109 programs and activities. Anyone SHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE 18 ary, 2019. SCRIBED AS THE SOUTH CODE; PROVIDING AN EF- Telephone: (239) 592-9211 requiring reasonable accommo- EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- Danny J. Shipp 1/2 OF THE NORTHWEST FECTIVE DATE. Fax: (239) 963-1479 dation as provided for in the IDA, AND KNOWN AS THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 1/4 OF THE SOUTHWEST All persons are advised that, E-Mail: brandon@bytnarlaw. Americans with Disabilities Act OLD SOL WILLIAMS PLACE. COURT LEVY COUNTY, 1/4 OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 if they decide to appeal any com should contact the District’s Hu- LESS AND EXCEPT A 1 ACRE FLORIDA OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF man Resources Bureau Chief, decisions made at this public TRACT IN THE EAST HALF SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP 12 hearing, they will need a record Personal Representative: 2379 Broad St., Brooksville, FL OF THE WEST HALF OF THE Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, the proceedings and, for such JOEL KEITH MARCUCCI 34604-6899; telephone (352) NW 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 (E1/2 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. purpose, they may need to en- 5 Calle Cadena Court 796-7211 or 1-800-423-1476 OF W 1/2 OF NW 1/4 OF SE AND TRACT NUMBER 481 (FL only), ext. 4703; or email sure that a verbatim record of 1/4) OF SECTION 13, TOWN- NOTICE OF APPLICATION La Luz, New Mexico 88337 OF UNIVERSITY ESTATES ADACoordinator@WaterMat- the proceeding is made, which SHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE 18 FOR TAX DEED AN UNRECORDED MAP, AND record includes the testimony Published Mar. 14, 21, 2019 ters.org. If you are hearing or EAST,LEVY COUNTY, FLORI- MORE PARTICULARLY DE- speech impaired, please con- and evidence upon which the DA, AND KNOWN AS THE OLD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, SCRIBED AS THE NORTH tact the agency using the Flor- appeal is to be based. SOL WILLIAMS PLACE, SET that the holder(s) of Certificate 1/2 OF THE SOUTHWEST ida Relay Service, 1(800)955- Any person requiring reason- FORTH IN OR BOOK 1041, number 2088-11 of the sale of 1/4 OF THE SOUTHWEST Notice to Bid 8771 (TDD) or 1(800)955-8770 able accommodations to partici- PAGE 924, PUBLIC RECORDS 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- BOARD OF COUNTY 1/4 OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 (Voice). pate in this meeting should con- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF COMMISSIONERS tact the County Commissioners sued thereon. The name(s) of Levy County SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP 12 If any person decides to ap- Administration Office at (352) NAMES IN WHICH AS- the holder(s) of said Certificate, P.O. Box 310 SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, peal any decision made by the 486-5218. SESSED: LEE COBB, JR. EST the description of the property, 355 South Court Street LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. Board/Committee with respect John Meeks, Chairman A/K/A LEE COBB, LEE COBB the name(s) in which it is as- Bronson, FL 32621 Property Address: 7051 North to any matter considered at Levy Co. Board of County Com- A/K/A LEE COBB, JR. sessed are as follows: East 110TH Avenue, Bronson, REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS this meeting or hearing, he/she missioners RFP_2019_001 FL 32621. will need to ensure that a ver- All of said property being in the NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA The action was instituted in batim record of the proceeding Pub. March 21, 2019 County of Levy, State of Florida. HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX the Circuit Court, Eight Ju- Notice is hereby given that Levy is made, which record includes LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC County, Florida will be receiving dicial Circuit in and for Levy the testimony and evidence BOARD OF COUNTY COM- Unless such Certificate shall be sealed responses to Request County, Florida; Case No. from which the appeal is to be MISSIONERS redeemed according to law, the LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF for Proposals at the Office of 2019-CA-000028; and is styled issued. property described in such Cer- THE PROPERTY: LOT 18, the Board of County Commis- QUICKEN LOANS INC. vs. UN- A public hearing on each pe- tificate will be sold to the high- BLOCK 23, SECTION N, AS sioners, Levy County Court- KNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIA- For more information, you may tition as described below will est bidder in the Courthouse SHOWN ON MAP ENTITLED house, P.O. Box 310, 355 South RIES, DEVISEES, ASSIGN- contact: Janie.Hagberg@Wa- be conducted by the Board lobby on the 8th day of April, RAINBOW LAKES ESTATES, Court Street, Bronson, Florida, EES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, terMatters.org; 1(800)423-1476 of County Commissioners on 2019 at 10:00 AM. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TRUSTEES, ALL OTHERS (352) 486-5217. (FL only) or (352)796-7211, Tuesday, April 2, 2019 at 9:00 THEREOF AS FILED IN PLAT REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS WHO MAY CLAIM AND INTER- x2216 (Ad Order EXE671) a.m. or as soon thereafter as the DATED this 19th day of Febru- BOOK 3, PAGE 27, OF THE RFP_2019_001 EST IN THE ESTATE OF MI- matter may be heard during the ary, 2019. PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL CHAEL G. SCHENK, JR. A/K/A Pub. March 21, 2019 course of action. The hearing Danny J. Shipp COUNTY, FLORIDA SERVICES (EMS) BILLING MICHAEL GEORGE SCHENK, will be held in the County Com- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT AND COLLECTION SERVICES JR. A/K/A MICHAEL GEORGE missioner’s Meeting Room, The COURT LEVY COUNTY, NAMES IN WHICH AS- The intent of the County is to NOTICE OF ENACTMENT OF SCHENK A/K/A MICHAEL G. Levy County Courthouse, 355 FLORIDA SESSED: LEE B BLISS, FAY ORDINANCE SCHENK; MICHAEL GEORGE enter into an agreement with South Court Street, Bronson, B COLBURN, LOIS ELMER, an experienced and qualified BY THE PLANNING COM- SCHENK, III A/K/A MICHAEL Florida. The Board of County Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, NINA MAYES, RICHARD J professional individual or firm MISSION OF LEVY COUNTY, G. SCHENK, III (Served Commissioners are not bound 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. BLISS, ROY D. BLISS FLORIDA. NOTICE IS HERE- 1/23/2019); JENNIFER ANN to provide emergency medical to consider the petitions in the BY GIVEN the proposed Or- ARKLAN A/K/A JENNIFER A. services billing and collection order listed in this notice. Any All of said property being in the dinance will be considered for NOTICE OF APPLICATION ARKLAN (Served 1/25/2019); services as described in detail of these petitions maybe con- County of Levy, State of Florida. enactment by the Levy County FOR TAX DEED MICHELLE MARGARITE in the Request for Proposals sidered as soon as the meeting Planning Commission, at a pub- HAGAN A/K/A MICHELLE documents. commences. Unless such Certificate shall be HAGAN F/K/A MICHELLE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS lic hearing on Monday, April 1, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, redeemed according to law, the 2019 at 5:30 p.m., or as soon that the holder(s) of Certificate MARGARITE SCHENK F/K/A DUE DATE: 12:00 P.M., EST, FP 02-18 Michael Harbert of property described in such Cer- thereafter as the same may be number 4350-14 of the sale of MICHELE M. SCHENK (Served 04/05/2019 CHW representing Tammy tificate will be sold to the high- heard, in the Board of County 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- 2/9/2019); SYLVIA SCHENK PROCUREMENT Watson, Gary Watson, Cheryl est bidder in the Courthouse Commissioners Meeting Room, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- N/K/A SYLVIA MERCADO DEPARTMENT Moore, Rebecca Watson, and lobby on the 8th day of April, Levy County Courthouse, Bron- sued thereon. The name(s) of (Served 2/21/2019); UNITED BOARD OF COUNTY Coburn Watson, petitioning the 2019 at 10:00 AM. son, Florida. Copies of said the holder(s) of said Certificate, STATES OF AMERICA (Served COMMISSIONERS board for a Final Plat of “Wat- Ordinance may be inspected by the description of the property, 1/22/2019); UNKNOWN OF LEVY COUNTY FLORIDA son Subdivision,” on a parcel of DATED this 19th day of Febru- any member of the public at the the name(s) in which it is as- TENANT IN POSSESSION 1; P.O. BOX 310 land located in the S ½ of the ary, 2019. Office of the Board of County sessed are as follows: and UNKNOWN TENANT IN 355 SOUTH COURT STREET SE ¼ in Section 7, Township Danny J. Shipp Commissioners located at 355 POSSESSION 2. You are re- BRONSON, FLORIDA 32621 11S,Range 15E, in Levy Coun- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT S. Court Street, Bronson, Flor- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE quired to serve a copy of your Documents can be obtained ty. Said parcel contains 77.90 COURT LEVY COUNTY, ida, during regular business HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R written defenses, if any, to the by contacting the Procurement acres more or less and has a FLORIDA hours or contact by phone at WOMBLE action on Mark W. Hernandez, Coordinator of Levy County, zoning designation of “ARR” (352) 486-5218. On the date, Esq., Plaintiff's attorney, whose Florida at (352) 486-5218, or Agriculture/Rural Residential. Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, address is 255 S. Orange Ave., online through the Demand- time and place first above-men- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. tioned, all interested persons PROPERTY: LOT 5, IN BLOCK Ste. 900, Orlando, FL 32801, Star system by Onvia at www. Copies of said petitions with may appear and be heard with “K” OF OAK RIDGE ESTATES, on or before April 5, 2019 (or demandstar.com. If you have complete legal descriptions NOTICE OF APPLICATION respect to the proposed Ordi- UNIT ONE, ACCORDING TO 30 days from the first date of any questions, please call Alicia and subsequent staff reports FOR TAX DEED nance. THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- publication) and file the original Tretheway, Procurement Coor- (if applicable) will be available ORDINANCE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, with the clerk of this court either dinator, at (352) 486-5218. for review at the Levy County NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, AN ORDINANCE OF LEVY PAGE 7, 7A, AND 7B, PUBLIC before service on Plaintiff's at- Development Department. For that the holder(s) of Certificate COUNTY, FLORIDA, PUR- RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, torney or immediately after ser- Published Mar. 14, 21, 28, 2019 Information call 352-486-5203. number 1536-12 of the sale of SUANT TO CHAPTER 163, FLORIDA vice; otherwise, a default will be Interested parties may appear 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- FLORIDA STATUTES, AMEND- entered against you for the re- PUBLIC NOTICE at the meeting and be heard re- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- ING THE POTABLE WATER NAMES IN WHICH AS- lief demanded in the complaint garding the proposed petitions. sued thereon. The name(s) of QUANTITY AND QUALITY SESSED: MARIE MIMOSE or petition. The City of Chiefland Board of Any person requiring reason- the holder(s) of said Certificate, SUB-ELEMENT OF THE IN- DESIRE, MARGUERITH OC- The Court has authority in this Adjustment and Code Enforce- able accommodations to par- the description of the property, FRASTRUCTURE ELEMENT CILUS suit to enter a judgment or de- ment will hold a public hearing ticipate in this meeting should the name(s) in which it is as- OF THE LEVY COUNTY COM- cree in the Plaintiff's interest on March 25, 2019 at 6:00 PM contact the County Commis- sessed are as follows: PREHENSIVE PLAN; PROVID- All of said property being in the which will be binding upon you. at City Hall, 214 East Park Ave- sioners Administration Office at ING FOR EXCLUSION FROM County of Levy, State of Florida. DATED: March 5, 2019 nue, Chiefland, FL. 352-486-5218. NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE DANNY J. SHIPP CODIFICATION; PROVIDING HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R The purpose of the public hear- FOR PROVIDING AN EFFEC- Unless such Certificate shall be WOMBLE Pub. March 21, 2019 As Clerk of the Court ing is to consider Application TIVE DATE; PROVIDING FOR redeemed according to law, the By: LaQuanda Latson S48, a special exception re- TRANSMITTAL. property described in such Cer- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF As Deputy Clerk quest by Alan Wallace to place tificate will be sold to the high- THE PROPERTY: LOTS 6 BOARD OF COUNTY COM- an entrance sign on NW 21st Copies of said ordinance will est bidder in the Courthouse AND 7, BLOCK 2, BOWMAN’S MISSIONERS Levy County, Published Mar. 14, 21, 2019 Ave for Southern Leisure RV be available for review at the lobby on the 8th day of April, ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF Florida INVITATION TO BID Resort. Interested person(s) Levy County Planning Depart- 2019 at 10:00 AM. WILLISTON, ACCORDING ITB_2019_001 are encouraged to attend and ment. For information call 352- TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- 486-5405. This meeting may DATED this 19th day of Febru- be heard. Notice is hereby given that Levy CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR be continued to one or more ary, 2019. County, Florida will be receiving PAGE 20, PUBLIC RECORDS LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA future dates. Any interested Danny J. Shipp If any person decides to appeal sealed bids at the Office of the OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION party shall be advised that the CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the decision of the Board of Board of County Commission- File No. 38-2019-CP-30 dates, times, and places of any COURT LEVY COUNTY, Adjustment and Code Enforce- ers, Levy County Courthouse, NAMES IN WHICH AS- Division Probate continuation of these meetings FLORIDA ment, he/she will need a record P.O. Box 310, 355 South Court SESSED: CRYSTAL I LLC. shall be announced during the of proceedings for such pur- Street, Bronson, Florida 32621, IN RE: ESTATE OF public hearing and no further Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, pose and he/she may need to (352) 486-5218, for All of said property being in the JOSEPH CHARLES MARCUC- notice regarding these matters 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. ensure that a verbatim record of INVITATION TO BID County of Levy, State of Florida. CI a/k/a JOSEPH MARCUCCI will be published, unless said the proceedings is made which ITB_2019_001 Deceased. continuation exceeds six cal- record includes the testimony FOR FOUR (4) NEW TYPE I Unless such Certificate shall be endar weeks from the above and evidence upon which the AMBULANCES redeemed according to law, the NOTICE TO CREDITORS referenced meeting. Interest- appeal is to be based. The purpose of this Invitation To property described in such Cer- The administration of the es- ed parties may appear at the tificate will be sold to the high- tate of JOSEPH CHARLES Bid (ITB) is to solicit competitive In accordance with the Ameri- meeting and be heard regard- Shop est bidder in the Courthouse MARCUCCI a/k/a JOSEPH sealed bids from firms or com- cans with Disabilities Act, indi- ing the proposed petitions. Any lobby on the 8th day of April, MARCUCCI, deceased, whose panies for the provision of pur- viduals with disabilities needing person requiring reasonable 2019 at 10:00 AM. date of death was October 14, chasing four (4) New Type I Am- Local It a reasonable accommodation accommodations to participate 2018, is pending in the Circuit bulances, certified to State of to participate in this proceeding in this meetings should contact DATED this 19th day of Febru- Court for LEVY County, Florida, Florida standards as described should contact the office of the the County Commissioners Ad- ary, 2019. Probate Division, the address in detail in the Invitation To Bid Helps City Manager at City Hall, 214 ministration Office at 352-486- Danny J. Shipp of which is 355 S. Court Street, documents. East Oak Avenue, Chiefland, 5418. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Bronson, Florida 32621. The INVITATION TO BID DUE FL. 32626 (352) 493-6711, no Everybody COURT LEVY COUNTY, names and addresses of the DATE: 3:00 P.M., EST, 03/29/19 later than seven (7) days prior Pub. March 21, 2019 FLORIDA personal representative and the PROCUREMENT DEPART- to the proceeding. personal representative's attor- MENT BOARD OF COUNTY Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, ney are set forth below. COMMISSIONERS OF LEVY Published Mar. 21, 2019 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. COUNTY FLORIDA 8B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 21, 2019

Please check your ad for any CLASSIFIEDS errors the first week it appears. The Chiefland Citizen will be responsible for only ONE incorrect insertion and for no Building Convenience and Hardware store FREEMAN PLUMBING, Inc. Quality Manager - Testing & Assessment needs part-time help. Please send & Service. 493-3801 or 210-0062. greater extend than the number Inspector work experience and references to State Cert. #CFC57595. of words charged for in the A Bachelor’s degree is required P.O. Box 5 Horseshoe Beach Fl SEPTIC/DRAIN FIELD installs, advertisement. No adjustment Gadsden County Board of in education, special education, 32648 pump outs, certs, porta-potties. will be made on errors that do County Commissioners counseling, vocational School Crossing Guard Substitute Stephenson Septic. (352)542-8659 Building Inspector Disability Services evaluation, psychometrics, Position Open, the only qualifica- not materially affect the value of Position #0014 Assessment and business, computer technology, or a related field. A Master’s tions is the ability to work in a vari- the advertisement. Any errors Full-Time Accommodations ety of weather conditions. Applica- Building Inspection Specialist degree is preferred. should be reported immediately At least three years of tions can be obtained at the Chief- calling 493-4796 Salary Range Negotiable experience working in land Police Department, 14 East Position Closes: March 21, 2019 Bachelor’s degree required in You will not be charged for any education which may Park Ave, Chiefland FL 32626. To obtain additional information counseling, human services, include teaching, advising, Open Until Filled. AFFORDABLE PRESSURE clean- Classified Ad if canceled by our about this position visit our psychology, enrollment services, testing, ing. Free estimate. 352-210-5817 deadline, 4 p.m. on Monday. website at www.gadsden special education, education, disability services, countyfl.gov or a related field.At least one financial aid, or other related Bryan Brothers year of experience required areas. Management experience Pressure Cleaning, LLC Correspondent Needed- We are administering/ is preferred, along with a Professional Pressure Cleaning looking for correspondents to cover proctoring various electronic technical background in Services , Free Estimates, community news in Cedar Key. Suc- and paper-pencil computer diagnostics or Residential/Commercial Lic/Ins. cessful applicants would cover com- AVIATION Grads work with 352-486-1141 standardized and trouble shooting, and training. JetBlue, United, Delta and others- munity events and write a story specialized tests to a diverse start here with hands on training for HURST PRESSURE Wash & Paint and/or photographs for submission student population, and Posting Deadline April 3, 2019 FAA certification. Financial aid if Since 1987. Free estimates. Thank for publication. Applicants need working with students with qualified. Call Aviation Institute of You! Pastor Jim Hurst good writing skills, photography disabilities in a How to Apply [tÜÅÉÇç cÜxzÇtÇvç Go to http://www.cf.edu/ Maintenance 888-242-2649. skills would be helpful. This is a 352-221-4534 post secondary education community/cf/hr/ contractor position and the pay is setting. based on amount of content pub- Select one of the following Little’s Property Maint. Tree Trim- 9 exáÉâÜvx VxÇàxÜ lished. To learn more about this op- online portals ming & removal. Fast reliable quality Posting Deadline April 3, 2019 Administrative/Faculty/Adjunct work. Resid. & Comm 352-535-5379 • Free Pregnancy Tests portunity please email Sean Arnold Career Opportunities or • Confidential & Caring at [email protected] How to Apply Professional/Career/Part-time Accepting donations of gently used Go to http://www.cf.edu/ Career Opportunities. APPLIANCE REPAIR Old Fashioned maternity clothing & baby items community/cf/hr/ Submit an electronic Service. 352-284-4148 Visa/MC Select one of the following application, Open Mon.-Thurs., 10 to 5 online portals Administrative/ a copy of unofficial transcripts and resume online. 721 NE 4th Street, Chiefland Faculty/Adjunct For New Homes, Additions, Re- DATA ANALYST/ Career models, Decks and more contact Opportunities or A copy of transcripts from an ac- 493-7773 REPORTING COORDINATOR credited institution must be sub- Dream Builders USA, Inc. at Professional/Career/Part-time mitted with the application. 352-463-0555 (CBC058489) Bachelor’s degree in Career Opportunities. ASPHALT SEALCOATING & Strip- related field required. Submit an electronic 3001 SW College Road, Ocala, ing. Driveways & Parking Lots. Three years verifiable work application, FL 34474 352-542-2378 or 727-243-0610 experience is required using a copy of unofficial transcripts CF is an Equal data access/analysis and resume online. Opportunity software packages and Employer relational databases A copy of transcripts from an ****ATTENTION CONSUMERS***** (such as Cognos, SQL, SAS) accredited institution must be Please make sure you are using a li- Reward - Lost Dog lg. White Golden to analyze data and submitted with the application. censed & insured service profes- doodle answers to Shelby. Please call develop internal and DRYWALL- All repairs Water Dam- sional. Many service advertisers are if seen 352-221-5111 external business reports. 3001 SW College Road, Ocala, age, popcorn removal 352-221-2159. required by state law to include their FL 34474 state license number in all advertise- Posting Deadline March26, 2019 CF is an Equal ments. If you don’t see a license Opportunity Employer Established dental office is seeking long term relationship with an number in the ad you should inquire Part-Time Positions: energetic, well rounded, caring indi- about it & be suspicious that you may Cyber Café Specialist I vidual who possesses exceptional be contacting an unlicensed business. Accounting Specialist III people skills. Position is entry level The Chiefland Citizen wants to insure Kid’s World Preschool in Trenton with no experience necessary. FENCE INSTALLATION or Repair. that our ads meet the requirements of is hiring a Preschool Teacher. All How to apply go to Training will be provided. Customer Brout’s Custom Service. All types of the law. 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JOYNERS TREE 3001 SW College Road, Ocala, Posting Deadline April 3, 2019 benefits available after probation pe- 352-578-5325 Accountant III FL 34474 riod. Apply in person at Tri County CF is an Equal Part-Time Positions: Saw Shop. 9751 NW CR 345. Graduation from an accredited Opportunity Employer Staff Assistant I - Chiefland or send resume to four year college or Educational [email protected] university with a Bachelor’ Drummond Community Bank Opportunity Center degree required. Bachelor’s Full-Time Teller position is NOW HIRING: HVAC Co. has degree in Accounting or available in our Cedar Key Office. openings for a HVAC technician How to Apply and/or helper. F.T. position(s) with FILL DIRT Lime Rock, Culverts. Business Administration Strong cash handling and customer Go to http://www.cf.edu/ Best price guaranteed! 24 Hr. Emergency Service preferred. Three years service skills desired. insurance and paid vacation. Exp. community/cf/hr/ with service and installation of Stephenson Service 352-542-8659 Lot Clean up and accounting experience required For more information, please Select one of the following with one year being in contact the HR Mgr at HVAC equipment is preferred but Demolition Services online portals Administrative/ not required. Will train the right government 352-490-4045 Faculty/Adjunct Also Available accounting preferred. person(s). Applicants must be drug EEO, Drug Free Career Opportunities or free, pass background check and Workplace Professional/Career/Part-time have a clean driving record with a Posting Deadline April 3, 2019 Career Opportunities. valid FL DL. Submit your resume to Licensed & Insured Submit an electronic [email protected] AA Ralph’s Lawn Mowing How to Apply application, 352-221-2564 Occasional Elder Care for bedrid- Go to http://www.cf.edu/ a copy of unofficial transcripts ABCO LAWN & LANDSCAPING community/cf/hr/ and resume online. den sweet lady,also someone who loves horses and light house keep- For all your outdoor needs. Free est. Select one of the following 352-316-5624 AAA TREE SERVICE - Removal, online portals A copy of transcripts from an ing, must be experienced call Trimming, climbers & bucket Administrative/Faculty/Adjunct accredited institution must be Tammy 352-507-1509 Little’s Property Maintenance trucks. low prices. Fully insured. Career Opportunities or submitted with the application. Spring clean-ups, Mowing, leaf and Your home town tree service Parts Counter help needed. Exp pre- debris removal, Shrub & tree trimm- Professional/Career/Part-time ferred. Must have dependable trans- (352)210-3344. Career Opportunities. 3001 SW College Road, Ocala, ing, pressure washing, tractor ser- portation. Please come in for applica- vices & complete lawn services. GRIFFIN’S Tree Trimming & Hauling Submit an FL 34474 tion and interview. Tri County Rentals electronic application, CF is an Equal One call does it all seniors & vets Licensed & Insured. 24 hour service and Sales 14388 NW Hwy 19. 10% discount 352-535-5379 Free estimates. Owner Operated. a copy of unofficial transcripts Opportunity Employer 352-493-1770 and resume online. Mike’s lawn care, handyman, & pres- 352-535-5334 Part-time Bartender Wanted sure washing. (352)210-2588 A copy of transcripts from an (352)542-9326 TREE SERVICE - A professional li- accredited institution must be censed & insured tree service. Free submitted with the application. VISA, MASTERCARD & DIS- estimates, lots & power lines COVER are now accepted at Chief- cleared, trees trimmed and/or re- 3001 SW College Road, Ocala, land Citizen & Tri-County Bulletin. moved. 24-hour emergency service FL 34474 Ask your friendly advisor about & insurance claims. Call Ressler CF is an Equal making payment using your credit SHED’S, SHED’S Joe moves it, etc. Professional Tree Service. Kennedy Opportunity Employer card! (352) 493-4796TriCoTransmissionEA0316.crtrReasonable rates. 352- 493- Page-0345 1 - CompositeRessler. (352)493-9313

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