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Last week’s failure in the federal government’s week’s attempt was the talks about the hurricane. said in a statement. “But to pass means it’s latest spending deal, there’s third try. Dunn wasn’t the only one now congressional negotia- on to a fourth try for concern that Washington “It was stunning,” Rep. frustrated by the spending tors failed to include disaster supplemental relief might have forgotten about Neal Dunn, R-Panama City, bill failing to include funding funding in this package so money the region. said during a phone inter- for Hurricane Michael. In the they can use it as leverage Lawmakers who represent view. Dunn voted against Senate, Sen. Marco Rubio also in an upcoming effort to By Collin Breaux districts devastated by the the spending bill to protest voted against their version on lift spending caps. I will not [email protected] powerful Category 4 storm the lack of disaster funding. the bill on principle. support using devastated @PCNHCollinB on Oct. 10 have become It seems the regions “Three weeks ago, Senate communities in Florida as frustrated as supplemen- affected by Hurricane Michael Republicans voted over- pawns for some future legis- PANAMA CITY — With no tal disaster spending has have been forgotten about, whelmingly to help Florida lative deal.” disaster relief for Hurricane become a challenge to pass said Dunn, who added people communities devastated by Michael survivors included through Congress. Last say “What storm?” when he Hurricane Michael,” Rubio See RELIEF, A3 A badge of honor

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BAGHOUZ, Syria — The collection of tents was largely silent on a sunny Lynn Haven Police Department Communications Manager Raymond Gates holds K-9 offi cer Mugshot for a photo on Monday in Lynn winter Monday afternoon. Haven. [PHOTOS BY PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] Few people were visible, but the few out and about were calm: Two men in long robes Lynn Haven Police combination of big brown and pants walked slowly Department debuts eyes, lopsided ears and a together through the grass, a Mugshot, a therapy slightly off-center nose woman leisurely came out of K-9 that instantly puts people her tent to look around, a man at ease. It’s what makes on a motorcycle drove toward By Eryn Dion him perfect for the role of the river. @PCNHErynDion therapy animal, because it’s This is the last speck of [email protected] just about impossible to see land held by the Islamic him and not break out into a State group — a patch along LYNN HAVEN — The goofy grin. the Euphrates River in east- term “police dog” conjures “What we want to use ern Syria where an estimated a certain image — a stately him for is kind of like a 300 militants are mixed in German shepherd or per- therapy dog,” Gates said. with hundreds of civilians, haps its darker cousin, the “In case there’s situations refusing to surrender and Malinois, or even a blood- with a child, maybe in a car trying to negotiate an exit hound, known for sniffing accident and the child is with the U.S.-backed forces out perps. upset, the parents are being surrounding them. What it doesn’t necessar- checked out by EMTs. Mug- An Associated Press team ily conjure is the ankle-high, K-9 offi cer Mugshot shakes hands with Lynn Haven Police shot can calm them down.” got a rare glimpse of the IS- tan possibly Chihuahua, Department Communications Manager Raymond Gates on Monday. While interacting with held settlement, standing on Pug, Corgi, Pomeranian police dogs is usually dis- a rooftop about a half mile mix with a curlycue tail and we were like, ‘What the around the travel trailer couraged, as the dogs are away during a media tour and a love of beef jerky heck is that?’ ” joked LHPD serving as LHPD dispatch working and it interferes to the front lines organized serving as the Lynn Haven Communications Manager since Hurricane Michael, so with their work, Gates said by the Syrian Democratic Police Department’s first Raymond Gates. named because “he’s just that with Mugshot, it will Forces. The roof looked out police dog. That would be Mugshot, got that mug,” remarked “They brought him in or Mugsy as he’s known Gates, something about the See MUGSHOT, A3 See STANDOFF, A3

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on relief funds within the Mugshot wandering around time, Gates said he already RELIEF first six to eight weeks after MUGSHOT an apartment complex dam- sees a difference in how the the storm. Supplemental aged by Hurricane Michael. public has been interacting From Page A1 appropriations address From Page A1 The resident took him to the with the police, bridging the uninsured losses and is Lynn Haven Animal Shel- gap and making people more And it wasn’t just Florida a normal thing the gov- be the opposite. They want ter when they couldn’t find comfortable. Gates said he politicians. Congressmen ernment usually does people to come meet him, his owner. After being at has talked to quite a few res- from southern Geor- right after a disaster, touch him and get to know the shelter a few weeks, the idents who come by to see gia, where the historic said Dunn. him. The plan is to make him city’s animal control offi- Mugshot, but then feel com- Oct. 10 storm decimated Now, it’s on to a fourth into a kind of mascot for the cer brought him over to the fortable enough to bring up crops, told The Atlanta try. police department, bring- city’s Service Center, where issues they’re having at home Journal-Constitution that “I’m working hard on a ing him to events around the “everybody just fell in love or in their neighborhoods, or frustrated is an “under- standalone, supplemental county, such as low-cost with him,” Gates said. The even feel comfortable enough statement” for how (bill).” shot clinics and to the animal city had been wanting to to wander around the city’s they are feeling at this Dunn said that bill has to shelter. He made his debut get an animal for the police Service Center and get to point. get through — “the sooner, Friday during the city-wide department already, but know the other city depart- “I believe had this been the better.” cleanup event, and Gates said wanted to start small. Mug- ments. Gates said he also is California or New York “There are so many he passed with flying colors. shot fit the bill perfectly. taking the dog to local schools the disaster money would problems for this storm “His demeanor is perfect And yes, while his tem- so the students are familiar have come out already,” that are unprecedented,” for it,” Gates said. “He’s very porary badge says dispatch with him if something ever U.S. Rep. Rob Woodall, said Dunn. laid back.” for now, Mugshot will be an happens and Mugshot is sent R-Lawrenceville, told the Timber losses and Mugshot has been with official police department out to assist. newspaper. ditches, rivers and streams the department for about a K-9, complete with an actual Mugshot spends most of The response is typically being full of debris and week, spending his days and police badge. his time in the dispatch trailer much faster. Dunn, who potentially leading to the weekends in the dispatch “He will be the first K-9 behind Sharon Sheffield Park, has been pushing for the flooding are some of those trailer and going home at unit for the community,” but does take regular walks relief aid since last year, problems, he said. night with Gates. Before his Gates said. through the park to meet the said federal representa- Sen. Rick Scott voted for start with the police depart- Even though Mugshot has public between 10-10:30 a.m. tives should have acted the spending deal. ment, a resident found been with the city only a short and 3-3:30 p.m.

vast stretch of territory across last week, asking for a cor- STANDOFF Syria and Iraq — at one point ridor out to Idlib and Turkey. nearly from Aleppo to Bagh- Since Wednesday, no civil- From Page A1 dad — and ruled for years, ians came out of the pocket. aspiring to create an endur- The SDF denies any negotia- over a flat, green landscape ing and expanding jihadi tions are taking place with scattered palm trees, to state. The 300 militants in The Britain-based Syrian an earthen berm and a line of the pocket may include high- Observatory for Human pickup trucks put up by the level figures and are believed Rights, an activist group militants at the edge of the to hold hostages. that monitors the civil war in camp. Activists said a truce in Syria, said another request At one point, gunfire crack- place has been extended for by IS to be evacuated to led in the distance. An SDF five days as of Sunday. A neighboring Iraq was also commander on the roof with person familiar with ongoing rejected. IS released 10 SDF a number of fighters said it deliberations said the group fighters it had been hold- isn’t always so quiet. Only has asked for an exit through ing on Sunday, but it was days earlier the militants a corridor to the rebel-held not clear what, if anything, surprised the soldiers with A U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces fi ghter stands atop a northwestern province the extremists would get an attempted night raid. The building used as a temporary base near the last land still held by of Idlib and demand to be in return, the Observatory SDF can’t assault the site or Islamic State militants Monday in Baghouz, Syria. Hundreds of allowed to leave along with said. Soldiers reported some call in airstrikes because of Islamic State militants are surrounded in a tiny area in eastern Syria the civilians. The person of their colleagues have also the civilians, he said, adding are refusing to surrender and are trying to negotiate an exit, Syrian spoke on condition of ano- been released since. that his fighters have seen activists and a person close to the negotiations said. [FELIPE DANA/ nymity because he was not The SDF appears to be the militants moving civil- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] authorized to speak about the aiming to wait the mili- ians around at gunpoint as talks, which he described as tants out. “They don’t have protection. the commander, who spoke The tense standoff by the taking place indirectly. supplies in the area they “They try a psychological on condition he be identified village of Baghouz is the end- Baran said the militants had are in that would last for a war. But that is it! The war only by his nom de guerre, game for the militant group sent messages with civilians week or more,” said Baran, is over, and we won,” said Baran, in line with SDF rules. that since 2014 controlled a they allowed to out up until the commander.

* ** A4 Tuesday, February 19, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD Trump handicaps 2020 contenders

By Zeke Miller they advance to the general The Associated Press election. No candidate has drawn WEST PALM BEACH, more commentary and criti- Fla. — Kamala Harris had the cism from Trump than Sen. best campaign roll-out. Amy Warren, the liberal Massa- Klobuchar’s snowy debut chusetts Democrat. Warren’s showed grit. Elizabeth War- past claims of Native Ameri- ren’s opening campaign video can heritage prompted Trump was a bit odd. Take it from tobrandher“Pocahontas”and an unlikely armchair pundit he has shown no qualms about sizing up the 2020 Demo- deploying racially charged cratic field: President Donald barbs harking back to some of Trump. the nation’s darkest abuses. In tweets, public remarks Wading into a Twitter and private conversations, frenzy over an Instagram Trump is making clear he is video Warren posted after she closelyfollowingthecampaign announced her exploratory to challenge him on the ballot. committee while sharing a Facing no serious primary beer with her husband at their opponent of his own — at least kitchen table, Trump jeered: so far — Trump is establishing “Best line in the Elizabeth himself as an in-their-face Warren beer catastrophe is, observer of the Democratic to her husband, ‘Thank you Party’s nominating process — for being here. I’m glad you’re and no will be surprised to find President Donald Trump speaks during a rally Feb. 11 at the El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso, Texas. here’ It’s their house, he’s sup- that he’s not being coy about [ERIC GAY/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] posed to be there!” weighing in. “If Elizabeth Warren, often Presidents traditionally Trump’s campaign manager, better enthusiasm” than the anointed her with a nick- referred to by me as Pocahon- ignore their potential oppo- said the president aims to other Democrats. name of sorts, and a benign tas, did this commercial from nents as long as possible to use Twitter again this time to Crowd size was also at play one at that: “By the end of Bighorn or Wounded Knee maintain their status as an “define his potential opponent last week when he held a rally her speech she looked like a insteadofherkitchen,withher incumbent floating above and impact the Democrat pri- in El Paso, Texas, that was Snowman(woman)!” husband dressed in full Indian the contenders who are audi- mary debate.” countered a few blocks away Inside the West Wing and garb, it would have been a tioning for a job they already But often Trump’s com- by one led by former Rep. Beto in conversations with outside smash!” Trump tweeted. inhabit. mentary reflects a peculiar O’Rourke, a potential 2020 allies, Trump has been work- Even in the midst of the Not Trump. He’s eager to sense of disengagement from candidate. shopping other attempts to partial government shut- shape the debate, sow discord theeventsoftheday,asthough “So we have let’s say 35,000 imprint his new adversaries down, those tweets mocking and help position himself for he were a panelist on the cable people tonight, and he has 200 with lasting labels, accord- Warren were widely joked the general election. It’s just news shows he records and people, 300 people,” Trump ing to two people on whom about by White House staff one more norm to shatter, watches, rather than their observed, wildly exaggerat- the president has tested out weary from the protracted and a risky bet that his acerbic prime subject of discussion. ing both numbers. “Not too the nicknames. They spoke closure, according to one aide politics will work to his advan- He puts the armchair in arm- good. In fact, what I would do on condition of anonymity who spoke on condition of tage once again. chair punditry. In an interview is, I would say, that may be the to discuss private conver- anonymity to discuss internal This is the president whose with The New York Times, end of his presidential bid.” sations with the president. conversations. The person 240-character blasts and Trump assessed Harris’ cam- When Sen. Klobuchar He is also testing out lines said the president repeatedly penchant for insults made paign like a talk show regular, announced her candidacy of attack in public rallies, ridiculed Warren’s video in mincemeat of his 2016 Repub- declaring her opening moves on a frigid day in her home exploring vulnerabilities he private conversations with lican rivals. And Brad Parscale, as having a “better crowd, state of Minnesota, Trump could use against them should aides and outside advisers.

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People cry at a makeshift memorial Sunday in Aurora, Technicians stand Dec. 17 next to the SpaceIL lunar Director Francois Ozon holds aloft the Silver Bear Ill., near Henry Pratt Co. manufacturing company module, an unmanned spacecraft, which is on display grand jury prize for the film ‘By the Grace of God’ where several were killed on Friday. The suburban in a special “clean room” where the space craft is onstage at the award ceremony of the 2019 Berlinale Chicago manufacturing warehouse where five people being developed, during a press tour of their facility Film Festival on Saturday in Berlin, Germany. A French were fatally shot won’t reopen until next week, but near Tel Aviv, Israel. A nonprofit Israeli consortium judge refused Monday to block the release this week its doors will be open to support workers, company said Monday that it hopes to make history this week in French cinemas of a movie based on a Catholic sex officials said Monday. [NAM Y. HUH/THE ASSOCIATED by launching the first private aircraft to land on the scandal. [MARKUS SCHREIBER/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] PRESS] moon. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO]

NEW ORLEANS CHICAGO OAKLAND, CALIF. LONDON MALE, MALDIVES 5 bystanders shot, wounded No plan for Smollett to do Oakland, California diocese UK-based man charged with Former Maldives in police shootout follow-up interview Monday names 45 accused of abuse inciting attack in Germany president arrested

Five people waiting at a Attorneys for “Empire” The Catholic Diocese of A man living in northeast A Maldives court ordered downtown New Orleans bus actor Jussie Smollett say Oakland, California, has England has been charged the arrest and detention of stop were wounded by gun- there are no plans for him to released the names of 45 under Britain’s terrorism former President Yameen fire during a police shootout meet with Chicago detec- priests, deacons and religious laws with attempting to Abdul Gayoom on Monday on with an armed robbery sus- tives Monday for a follow-up brothers who officials say are incite a car, knife and bomb charges of money laundering. pect, authorities said, in a interview about his reported “credibly accused” of sexually attack in Germany. The criminal court in Male, city weekend marred with assault. abusing minors. Fatah Mohammed Abdul- the capital, ordered Yameen multiple shootings. Anne Kavanagh is a TheSanFranciscoChronicle lah, a 33-year-old from held in custody after prosecu- The shootout that injured spokeswoman for Smol- said Monday that Oakland’s Newcastle, was charged tors argued at a hearing that the five bystanders happened lett’s lawyers. She says in an list goes back to 1962 — when Monday with encouraging he could attempt to influence Sunday night, and officials emailed statement that his thediocesewasfounded.None another person to plow a witnesses if he were free. said the robbery suspect was lawyers “will keep an active of the men are currently in the car into crowds in Germany, Yameen was charged with killed during an exchange of dialogue with Chicago police ministry. Of the 45 people attack people with a meat money laundering for alleged gunfire between the suspect on his behalf.” named, 20 were priests. cleaver and detonate bombs, involvement in the embezzle- and officers with the New Smollett reported last Oakland is the latest in a “with the aim of killing and/ ment of Maldives Marketing Orleans Police Department month that he was physi- series of dioceses across the or causing serious injury.” and Public Relations Corp. and the Louisiana State cally attacked by two men country to release names amid The incitement allegedly funds. Police that stretched over who yelled homophobic and a scandal involving pedophile took place between April 9 Police say investigators two city blocks. racial slurs. priests and decades of church and Dec. 11, 2018. found $1 million in Yameen’s The weekend’s violence He said they also yelled he cover-ups. He was arrested after a bank account allegedly linked comes as the city is ramping was in “MAGA Country,” joint investigation by British to a deal to lease public islands up its Mardi Gras festivities an apparent reference to and German police and is due fortourismdevelopmentinthe and readying for an influx of President Donald Trump’s to appear in a London court Maldives. crowds. campaign slogan. on Wednesday. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, February 19, 2019 A5 Trump: Rosenstein part of ‘coup attempt’

President also slams in a pair of morning tweets. he and Rosenstein discussed McCabe in wake of ‘60 “Wow, so many lies by now removing Trump from office Minutes’ interview disgraced acting FBI Director through the 25th Amendment, Andrew McCabe. He was fired and the possibility of Rosen- By Reis Thebault for lying, and now his story gets stein wearing a wire to “collect The Washington Post even more deranged. He and evidence” about the president’s Rod J. Rosenstein, who was motivation for firing former FBI President Donald Trump on hired by Jeff Sessions (another Director James Comey. Monday hurled sharp criticism beauty), look like they were “To be fair, it was an unbe- at Deputy Attorney General planning a very illegal act, and lievably stressful time,” Rod Rosenstein, accusing him got caught,” Trump wrote. McCabe said in the interview. of engaging in “illegal and trea- “This was the illegal and trea- “I can’t even describe for you sonous” activity. sonous ‘insurance policy’ in full how many things must have The president trained his ire action!” been coursing through the on Rosenstein — a member of Trump was apparently refer- deputy attorney general’s mind his own administration — and ring to comments McCabe has at that point. So it was really two bygone officials from the made recently, amid a media something that he kinda threw Then-FBI acting director Andrew McCabe listens during a Senate Trump Justice Department, blitz ahead of the release of his out in a very frenzied chaotic Intelligence Committee hearing about the Foreign Intelligence former acting FBI Director book about working in Trump’s conversation about where we Surveillance Act in June 2017 on Capitol Hill in Washington. [ALEX Andrew McCabe and former administration. McCabe told were and what we needed to BRANDON/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Attorney General Jeff Sessions, CBS News’s “60 Minutes” that do next.”

Glass ceiling is even higher for women in top 1 percent

By Andrew Van Dam Most college graduates, number is still a very small The Washington Post half of professional-school number. Among top-per- graduates and a third of busi- centile households, the The glass ceiling is even ness owners are women. Yet woman’s income was needed higher in the penthouse. few of them break into the to help the household meet Women earn enough on highest income tiers. the threshold for the top 1 their own to qualify for 1 In 2016, households in percent only 15 percent of percent status in just one of the top 1 percent earned the time. Just 4.5 percent of every 22 top-earning house- $845,000 or more. women earned enough alone holds, new research shows. to enter the 1 percent. The gap hasn’t narrowed for How do women get into Starting a business greatly Female attendees line up for a panel session Jan. 23 at the World at least 20 years. the 1 percent? increases a woman’s chances Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. [JASON ALDEN/BLOOMBERG] “Due to labor market of entering the top 1 percent inequalities that women Married women are 991 — more than it does for men of the wage distribution than women don’t get as many face, marrying a man with percent more likely than — but even then, women’s at the middle or bottom and, opportunities within tradi- good income prospects is single women to be in a 1 per- odds are poor. by 2010, was noticeably tional corporate structures. a woman’s main route to cent household, according to Cornell economist Fran- higher at the top,” Blau said. Men have more options the one percent,” write Jill the team’s analysis of Fed- cine Blau, whose four-plus About 1.8 percent of self- when it comes to start- Yavorsky (University of eral Reserve data collected decades of work on the employed, married women ing businesses, attracting North Carolina-Charlotte), between 1995 and 2016. The gender wage gap have been with advanced degrees earn investment or rising through Lisa Keister (Duke), Yue equivalent number for mar- cited thousands of times, said enough to place themselves the corporate ranks. Qian (University of Brit- ried men is just 70 percent. the new analysis was consis- in the top 1 percent. Among “Women experience sig- ish Columbia) and Michael These figures are adjusted for tent with her own work. In a men, the figure is 7.3 percent. nificant obstacles in climbing Nau (Ohio State University) race, age and the presence of 2017 work with collaborator Ultra-high-earning organizational hierarchies in an analysis just released children. Lawrence Kahn, she found women rely more on that often intensify over in American Sociological However, a 991 percent “the gender pay gap declined entrepreneurship than top- their careers,” the authors Review. increase in a very small much more slowly at the top earning men, another sign write.

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Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor Conservation bill is a victory for Congress

e interrupt the despairing over D.C. drama and dysfunction with a bit of good news. The Senate last week passed a sweep- W ing lands conservation bill by a 92-8 vote. The House is poised to do the same, also in bipar- tisan numbers. President Donald Trump seems never to have seen a conservation policy he liked. But even if he decided to play spoiler, the bill has enough support to override a presidential veto. The strikingly bipartisan package was the result of years One cheer for Kamala’s cannabis candor of work and compromise, with lawmakers from across the country seeking protections for specific sites in their states. percent of Americans her age legalization initiative in 2010, Combining more than 100 proposals resulted in the desig- have tried marijuana; allow- when she was San Francisco’s nation of 1.3 million acres of new wilderness areas, which ing for an estimated under- district attorney; laughed at a would receive the highest levels of preservation. Three reporting rate of 20 percent, question about legalization in national parks would be created. The home of civil rights the true figure is probably 2014, when she was running icons Medgar and Myrlie Evers would become a national more like 62 percent. for attorney general against monument. Mining and drilling would become off-limits on Nor was Harris breaking a Republican who favored it; land near Yellowstone and North Cascades National Park. JJacobacob SSullumullum ground by being honest about and declined, as California’s Environmentalists got more conserved land. Out- her cannabis consumption. attorney general, to take a door enthusiasts got assurances they could hunt ow much credit should Fifteen years ago, several position on the 2016 initiative and fish on public lands unless specifically told they a politician get in Democratic presidential that finally legalized recre- could not. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, chair- H2019 for admitting contenders, including both of ational use in her state. She woman of the Energy and Natural Resources Commit- that she smoked pot in col- the men who ended up on the embraced legalization around tee, deserves credit for overseeing the bill’s formation. lege? Not much, especially 2004 ticket, readily admit- the same time John Boehner, One big change would permanently authorize the Land if she only recently came ted they had used marijuana. the former Republican and Water Conservation Fund, which had become a sym- around to the view that Even the senator’s refer- speaker of the House, became bol of Washington stalemate. Popular with both parties, it people should not be arrested ence to Bill Clinton’s weaselly a cannabis industry lobbyist. channels royalty revenue the federal government receives for doing what she did. 1992 response to the question The senator’s reticence on from offshore oil and gas projects into conservation proj- But Kamala Harris did is old hat. “When I was a kid,” this issue is one reason (but ects, from expanding national parks to protecting habi- say something noteworthy Barack Obama, then a U.S. by no means the only reason) tat on private lands to maintaining Civil War battlefields. when she was asked about senator, told an interviewer many progressives and crimi- Since 1965, the fund has distributed about $4 billion in marijuana during a radio in 2006, “I inhaled — fre- nal justice reformers are leery grants to 42,000 state projects and protected 2.4 mil- interview on Monday. She quently. That was the point.” of her. After all, police in the lion acres, according to the Interior Department. These acknowledged the impor- Congratulating Harris for United States still are arrest- include reefs along the California coast, deep-blue lakes tance of fun, a point that her cannabis candor seems ing more than half a million in Montana and the ecological wealth of the Everglades. should be made more often in especially inappropriate people every year just for pot But despite the fund’s popularity, Congress failed discussions of drug policy. given her evasive response to possession, and blacks are to reauthorize the fund last September — for the sec- “Have you ever smoked?” a question about legalization much more likely to be busted ond time in three years — amid squabbles over how Charlamagne tha God, co- during the same interview. than whites, even though much money to set aside and where to put it. This host of syndicated radio show “They say you oppose legal- they are only slightly more latest bill would help end the squabbling. “The Breakfast Club” asked izing weed,” Charlamagne likely to be cannabis users. Thus, the good news: Congress is not completely bro- Harris, a California senator said. “That’s not true,” Harris did distinguish ken, and conservation need not be a partisan issue. In fact, who last month announced Harris replied. “Half of herself from other politicians the bill shows the traditional pathway for preserving pre- that she is seeking the 2020 my family is from Jamaica. with presidential aspira- cious lands has not disappeared. Spectacular places that Democratic presidential Are you kidding me?” tions in one significant way. start as presidentially designated national monuments nomination. “I have,” Har- Based on that exchange, When Charlamagne asked often become national parks or wilderness areas when law- ris replied. “And I inhaled.” listeners might be sur- her whether she might use makers decide to ratify presidential conservation efforts Charlamagne was prised to learn that Harris marijuana again “when it with higher levels of protection. Parts of national monu- impressed by this revelation: did not come out in favor of is legalized throughout the ments in New Mexico, for example, would become wilder- “See, I like stuff like that. legalization until a year ago country,” she replied that ness areas under the new bill. After Trump slashed away at That’s a real honest answer.” and did not sign a bill that “it gives a lot of people joy, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and Bears Harris also seemed to think would repeal the federal and we need more joy.” Ears National Monument, this process seemed in danger it was a big deal. “I just broke ban until last May. By that of breaking down. Congress has put it back on track. loose!” she exclaimed. point, two-thirds of Ameri- Jacob Sullum is a senior edi- Please. The behavior Harris cans (and three-quarters tor at Reason magazine and A version of this editorial first appeared admitted is normal for people of Democrats) had turned syndicated columnist for Cre- in The Washington Post. of her generation. Harris is against pot prohibition. ators Syndicate. Follow him 54. Survey data indicate 52 Harris opposed a California on Twitter: @JacobSullum.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR READER FEEDBACK

Snowbird concerns about visiting A reader wrote a letter to the edi- true national emergency. goodness sake give him a break. tor urging support of Tyndall’s recon- Gail Beckham: What happened to He is only one man. Get Rubio When reading your articles struction versus a border wall. Mexico was going to pay for it? and Scott behind this as well. on “tourism” and being worried Bruce Robinson: The money being Larry Goose White: Fake news Colin Johnston: Mexico will about spring visitation, we wonder used for Tyndall will not be touched again. You have zero evidence pay to rebuild Tyndall! what the concerns are of return- by border wall funding. Good that it would happen. Just pro- ing snowbirds for next year. grief; stop spreading fake news. paganda and unjustified specula- An initial background check five years A lot of snowbirds who stay until Russ Hamby: There is money tion. You should be ashamed. ago failed to flag an out-of-state felony the end of March this year are being to rebuild the bases that were Dennis Clardy: The sky is falling, conviction that would have prevented forced out earlier to accommodate the earmarked and the wall. Both the sky is falling! The liberal way to a man from buying the gun he used weekly visitors to enable the owners are vital to our security! sell newspapers these days. Panic to kill five co-workers and wound six to get a much higher weekly Spring Donna Kirkland Adkins: That is the public with more fake news. other people, including five responding Break rate. Then we are informed next 100 percent correct. Thank you. Jeanette Howard: I’m betting we’ll police officers, at a suburban Chicago year’s rates are going up 30 percent, Karla Lessig Lindsley: Russ get both Tyndall and the border manufacturing plant, authorities say. which gets us nothing more than what Hamby, earmarks mean noth- wall. I love President Trump! Gene Bailey: He would have we got this year in accommodation. ing to this faux president. Russ Hamby: Why doesn’t every- gotten it somewhere else. They say rates are being increased Tiffany Witmer: They should one just wait and see what happens Amanda Roberson: Illinois is due to the hurricane damage. take the money going to be used instead of automatically assum- one of the toughest states to Some Canadians may be rethink- for immigrants to go to col- ing the wrong thing. No one ever get a gun and a carry permit. ing their snowbird location to PCB lege on our dime! Tyndall won’t apologizes when what they start That’s crazy this happened. where the weather is OK, but for be affected. Nothing like caus- spouting off about comes up wrong! Russ Hamby: Everyone that the higher rates we can go farther ing panic for no reason. Robert Ouzts: It’s not like it’s is involved in keeping up with south for warmer weather. We Lynn Nesmith: Bay, Gulf, and either or build them both. updating and running back- enjoy PCB, but really, 30 percent? Franklin counties need those Judy Brackett: Dr. Dunn has ground checks need to get their Rosemary Carson-Rees, tax dollars here to rebuild Tyn- been working diligently to keep act together or should start Goderich, Ontario, Canada dall. Hurricane Michael was a our base open and funded. For being charged as accessories!

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BRIEFCASE Doubts BRUSSELS EU warns of reduced imports if tariff put on cars Drop of a hat shadow The European Union warned U.S. President Donald Trump nuclear Monday that the bloc will step back from a commitment to buy more American soybeans and power liquid gas if European cars are hit with punitive tariffs. debate The U.S. Commerce Depart- ment is expected issue its guidance on whether auto By Marc Levy imports endanger U.S. national The Associated Press security enough to justify import taxes, giving Trump HARRISBURG, Pa. — Four 90 days to decide whether to decades after Three Mile impose them. Island became shorthand for EU Commission President America’s worst commer- Jean-Claude Juncker said that cial nuclear power accident, during a summit in Washington financial rescues of nuclear last summer, Trump promised power plants are stirring the not to damage trans-Atlantic highest levels of government. trade with such measures. In Pennsylvania, nuclear power plant owners have LANSING, MICH. A woman looks at hats Wednesday in a Borsalino store in downtown Milan, Italy. [ANTONIO been working for two years GM to invest $36M in CALANNI/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] to build support for the kind Lansing-area plant of financial packages already approved by New York, New General Motors says it will Borsalino, maker maker, arguably Italy’s profits doubled. Jersey and Illinois. Mean- invest $36 million in its Lan- of legendary oldest fashion brand, was Still, the business plan while, those packages have sing-area plant to prepare for fedora, tries to stay founded in the north- was rejected more than sparked legal appeals to the future production of cross- competitive amid western Italian city of once as the courts sought U.S. Supreme Court and a over vehicles. recent troubles Alessandria by Giuseppe better deals for credi- debate among federal energy The Detroit Free Press Borsalino, whose family tors. The last time it was regulators over protecting reports GM CEO Mary Barra By Colleen Barry sold control decades ago. rejected, in December ratepayers from higher elec- announced the investment The Associated Press By the time the Swiss- 2017, the judge put Bor- tricity prices. Monday. The company didn’t Italian private equity salino into bankruptcy, Those loose ends are shad- disclose timing related to SPINETTA MARENGO, firm Haeres Equita was and false reports spread owing Pennsylvania as state the Lansing Delta Township Italy — Hats off, Bogie. approached about invest- around the world that the lawmakers prepare to decide plant’s future products. The traditional Ital- ing in 2015, the company maker of the Bogart fedora whether to help their state’s The plant builds the Chev- ian hat maker Borsalino, had been mismanaged and was no more. nuclear power plants. rolet Traverse and Buick whose fedora has defined bled dry by the previous “Eventually we settled,” “Anything that Pennsylva- Enclave SUVs. the rough-and-tumble owner. said Camperio. “We have nia does is going to be subject images of Robert Red- “What surprised me the intention of relaunch- to a degree of policy and legal NEW YORK ford, Frank Sinatra and at the time is that Bor- ing this brand.” uncertainty,” said Christina Amazon aims to cut Humphrey Bogart, has salino was profitable,” Haeres Equity, which Simeone, director of policy its carbon footprint a plan to appeal more to said Philippe Camperio, also owns the Fogal brand and external affairs at the women and millennials Haeres Equita’s princi- of Swiss hosiery, is looking Kleinman Center for Energy Amazon, which ships mil- by pushing into high-end pal. “It was very small. I for other investments in Policy at the University of lions of packages a year to fashion, streetwear and thought there would be a Italian fashion, if possible Pennsylvania. shopper’s doorsteps, says it even sportswear. much bigger company in another “sleeping beauty The nation’s aging and wants to be greener. The recent troubles of terms of revenues, given like Borsalino,” Camperio shrinking nuclear power fleet The online retail giant the company, which has the power of the brand.” said. is being buffeted by a flood announced plans Monday to been rescued financially The company was In recent months, sev- of natural gas plants enter- make half of all its shipments by a private equity fund, making 12 million euros eral fashion companies ing competitive electricity carbon neutral by 2030. underline the difficulties ($13.5 million) in rev- have turned to outside markets, relatively flat post- To reach that goal, the facing Italian compa- enues, with profits of investors to expand. Ver- recession electricity demand, online retail giant says it will nies — not only fashion between 600,000 euros sace has been bought and states putting more use more renewable energy brands — seeking scale to and 800,000 euros. But by Michael Kors’ Capri emphasis on renewable energy like solar power; have more stay competitive and grow it had fallen out of many Holdings Limited as the and efficiency. packages delivered in elec- in the age of globalization. of the world’s big-name cornerstone of a new fash- The pursuit of state guar- tric vans; and push suppliers Entering new markets, department stores, sup- ion group, while Missoni, antees has spurred questions to remake their packaging. targeting new demo- plying mostly hat-making Cavalli and Trussardi all over why ratepayers should McDonald’s, Coca-Cola graphics and expanding shops and not keeping recently did deals with foot the cost to keep nuclear and other big companies retail presence all require pace with fashion trends. private equity investors power plants open, and that generate lots of waste cash. And even the best- Camperio’s first step to get cash infusions. whether nuclear power have announced similar ini- laid business plan can be was to take over the his- Camperio expects a few provides an indispensable tiatives, hoping to appeal to complicated by a com- toric factory and submit possible targets to be up environmental benefit in the customers concerned about pany’s bad baggage, and a business plan to bank- for sale soon as the owners age of global warming. the environment. Borsalino came with ruptcy court. In his first who founded them in Ita- The spotlight moved in 2017 plenty of that. year, 2016, revenues ly’s postwar boom look to Pennsylvania, the nation’s The Associated Press The 162-year-old hat increased 20 percent and to secure the companies’ No. 2 nuclear power state. That’s when Three Mile Island’s owner, Chi- cago-based Exelon Corp., announced it will close the plant that was the site of a terrifying partial meltdown China accuses US of trying in 1979 unless Pennsylvania comes to its financial rescue. It set this Sept. 30 as the clos- ing date. to block tech development Ohio-based FirstEnergy Corp. also said it will shut down its Beaver Valley nuclear power By Joe McDonald access to markets plant in western Pennsylvania The Associated Press for next-generation — as well as two nuclear plants wireless gear. in Ohio — within three years BEIJING — China’s ‘Huawei, the biggest unless Pennsylvania steps up. government on Monday global maker of switching So far, no rescue has been accused the United States of gear for phone and written into legislation. trying to block the country’s internet companies, Rather, sympathetic law- industrial development denies accusations it makers have issued a broadly by alleging that Chinese facilitates Chinese spying worded memo saying they mobile network gear poses and said it would reject will introduce legislation to a cybersecurity threat to any government demands effectively give Pennsylva- countries rolling out new to disclose confidential nia’s nuclear power plants the internet systems. information about foreign same preferential treatment as And in a potential blow customers. solar power, wind power and a to the U.S.’s effort to The U.S. government handful of other niche energy rally its allies on the issue, is trying to “fabricate an sources received under a 2004 British media reported that excuse for suppressing the state law. U.K. intelligence agencies legitimate development” A woman browses her smartphone as she walks by a Huawei The owners of Pennsylva- found it’s possible to limit of Chinese enterprises, store at a shopping mall Dec. 11 in Beijing. China’s government nia’s five nuclear power plants the security risks of using said the spokesman for has accused Washington of trying to block its industrial — primarily Exelon, FirstEn- Chinese equipment in the Chinese foreign development after Vice President Mike Pence said Chinese ergy and Allentown-based so-called 5G networks. ministry, Geng Shuang. tech giant Huawei and other telecom equipment suppliers are a Talen Energy — are backing The U.S. argues that He accused the United security threat. [ANDY WONG/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] that effort. Beijing might use Chinese States of using “political PJM Interconnection, which tech companies to gather means” to interfere in seriously “the threat” he support internet-linked operates the electric grid cov- intelligence about foreign economic activity, “which said was posed by Huawei medical equipment, factory ering Pennsylvania and the 65 countries. The Trump is hypocritical, immoral and as they look for partners machines, self-driving million people from Illinois east administration has unfair bullying.” to build the new 5G mobile cars and other devices. to Washington, has said those pressured allies to shun U.S. Vice President networks. That makes it more four nuclear power plant clos- networks supplied by Mike Pence, speaking last The 5G technology is politically sensitive and ings — two in Pennsylvania and Huawei Technologies, weekend in Germany, urged meant to vastly expand raises the potential cost of s two in Ohio — won’t affect the threatening the company’s European allies to take the reach of networks to ecurity failures. availability of electricity. * ** A8 Tuesday, February 19, 2019 | The News Herald

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By Collin Breaux Panama City Beach Public for tax aide. “We offer the “We’re always looking for aarpfoundation.org/taxaide [email protected] Library, 12500 Hutchison same services, both sites. additional volunteers,” said or call 1-888-AARP-NOW. @PCNHCollinB Blvd., from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. They need to bring any W-2s Cunningham. For more information, on Mondays and Saturdays. or 1099s.” Volunteers can fill a number check the AARP Tax-Aide BAY COUNTY — AARP Taxpayers listed on the Bringing copies of last of roles, including welcom- of Bay County page on volunteers are available to return must bring a photo year’s return also could be of ing taxpayers and organizing Facebook. Tax tip articles help people file taxes during ID and Social Security card, benefit, said Cunningham. their paperwork, managing are posted on the Facebook tax season. and dependents must have a Volunteers will help computer equipment and page. Volunteers are at Trinity Social Security card. complete and e-file taxes. ensuring taxpayer data is This is the 51st year that Lutheran Church, 1001 W. “It’s free to everyone. You Services began at the start of secure and being a bilin- the AARP Foundation has 11th St. in Panama City, from do not have to be an AARP February and will continue gual interpreter, along with been providing the tax service 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tues- member,” said Philip Cun- until the end of tax season other ways to assist. Poten- across the nation, Cunning- days and Fridays, and at the ningham, district coordinator in April. tial volunteers can apply at ham said.

University Academy Hurricane relief fund set teacher is #850Strong for charter boat workers on ‘Today’

By Eryn Dion @PCNHErynDion [email protected]

PANAMA CITY — Not a day goes by when University Acad- emy fifth-grade teacher Becky Childress isn’t reminded of the devastation Hurricane Michael wrought on Bay County. Her school, University Academy, located in the old airport terminal building in what is now the SweetBay neighborhood, was severely damaged, with many students now having to attend class in a “modular campus” offsite. Though her home was mostly spared, she sees the pain of great personal loss in the eyes of her students every day and in her colleagues still trying to work with insurance or find contractors, or even a place to live. Not a day goes by when she isn’t reminded, but it’s also not every day that the rest of the country can turn on their televisions in the morning and Charter boats are docked on Feb. 4 at the Treasure Island Marina. [PHOTOS BY PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] be reminded too. Seizing the opportunity to fulfill a lifelong dream to By Katie Landeck stand outside Rockefeller @PCNHKatieL Center with a sign and be [email protected] seen on “Today” and get Bay County on national television, PANAMA CITY — It was Childress used her recent trip five or six days after Hurricane to New York City to do just Michael when local charter that, with her sign reading boat captain Bob Zales II first “#850Strong <3 (heart) to received a call about setting up the people in the Panhandle” a relief fund for workers in the broadcast across the country. charter boat industry. “I wanted to remind people It was an idea Zales, who that we are still here after also serves as president of the Michael,” said Childress. National Association of Char- “Many of my colleagues and terboat Operators (NACO), students at University Acad- knew he wanted to make emy have lost so much yet happen. they come to school every “There are people, espe- day with a smile on their face. cially in Mexico Beach and St. They are dealing with so much Joe, who lost everything: Their loss yet we are all remaining home, the marina, the boat,” #850Strong.” he said. “They have nothing.” The sign was certainly Now NACO, in partnership noticed, with social media with the International Game picking it up within minutes Fish Association (IFGA), is The funding is coming through Harvey, according to Zales. reached out to the owners of all of the broadcast, asking who taking applications for vessel the IGFA’s Worldwide Angler Since the fund was set up, 461 for-hire vessels within the was holding the sign. Chil- owners, operators and crew- Relief Fund (WARF), which NACO has partnered with hurricane impacted area, let- dress said she had parents of members of for-hire charter also helped workers in the the Florida Fish and Wildlife ting them know about WARF boats or head boats who need charter boat industry after Conservation Commission See TODAY, B2 financial aid after the storm. Hurricane Irma and Hurricane to get the word out. FWC has See RELIEF, B2

THE BLOTTER

PANAMA CITY BEACH The deputy “relocated” to just snorted cocaine from a SOUTHPORT Snort retort leads to arrests the disabled vehicle and the plastic wrapper from ciga- Hotspot a sore spot for abort woman said her cousin was rette pack.” daughter asleep in the passenger’s The barren plastic wrap- An honest retort after a seat. per was found on top of the A mother-daughter argu- VENEZUELA | B6 snort paid dividends for a “I approached the pas- center console. ment over a Wi-Fi hotspot woman found asleep in the senger side of the vehicle “Due to her honesty and ended with a cellphone assault TRUMP: passenger’s side of a car and observed her to have cooperation, she was charged and the daughter in jail. recently. white powdery residue on with possession of drug A Bay County Sheriff’s MOVE TO A Bay County Sheriff’s the inside of her left nos- paraphernalia and released Office deputy was called Office deputy reported tril and just above her lip,” on scene with a notice to to a disturbance and made DEMOCRACY IS he was flagged down by a the deputy wrote. “I woke appear,” the deputy wrote. contact with a man who said woman who said her vehi- her and read her Miranda “The plastic wrapper was his daughter had thrown a ‘IRREVERSIBLE’ cle’s battery had died in the Rights to her. She admitted submitted as evidence to the middle of the road nearby. post-Miranda that she had Bay County Sheriff’s Office.” See BLOTTER, B2 * ** B2 Tuesday, February 19, 2019 | The News Herald

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got it across “that he lived in a license. might not be as financially BLOTTER his deceased mother’s house A Bay County Sheriff’s Office RELIEF stable, Zales said. To apply with several other people who deputy said he was on Camp for this funding, visit Naco- From Page B1 more or less relocated there Flowers Road when he saw a From Page B1 Charters.org and click on after Hurricane Michael” and minibike without a tag, so he “Disaster Relief.” cellphone “at her mother’s he had angered them. turned on his emergency lights and encouraging them to “We’ll see what we can face, hitting it and causing it to “He said he used a cookie and the person pulled over. But apply if they need it. do,” Zales said. turn red and swell.” pan as a paint tray to do some the deputy wrote that as he “So far the response rate Right now, about $27,000 The mom said her daughter, painting in the hallway,” the pulled in behind the minibike, hasn’t been too great,” Zales have been raised for WARF, earlier in the day, had gotten deputy wrote. “One of the the driver restarted it and took said. “Some people have left but there’s a goal of getting into an argument over the other residents became irate off to a nearby residence before the area and won’t come to $100,000. All monies daughter’s desire to use the and began beating him. He said stopping again. back. Some people have donated will go to help get mother’s Wi-Fi hotspot. his niece also joined in and beat The deputy asked the man left the area and will come workers back on their feet, “She advised she would not him as well.” for his driver’s license and was back, we just need to get or better yet back on the allow (her daughter) to use The deputy noted the man given a Florida ID card instead, in touch with them. Some water. People interested in it as every time she does she appeared dirty and disheveled, so he “told (the driver) to stand people don’t have a mailing contributing or with ques- contacts her meth dealer who as if he had fallen forward, and at the front of my patrol vehi- address.” tions can contact NACO at in turn comes to pick her up in had some minor cuts. cle. I sat in my patrol vehicle Then there are people who 866-981-5136. order for them to go do drugs,” “As he was being examined and began checking his infor- are used to taking care of This is first time NACO the deputy wrote. “She advised by Bay County paramedics, he mation on NCIC/FCIC.” themselves and might not be has participated an effort her daughter kept poking her in told them that after he walked At that point, the deputy comfortable asking for help, like this, but Zales said he the right arm until she finally from his residence, he fell into a wrote, the man left the front of Zales conceded. doesn’t think it will be the gave in and pretended to turn pile of scrap metal,” the deputy the patrol car and went back to But the funds are there, last. on the Wi-Fi.” wrote. “He also told paramed- the minibike and “began push- especially for people who “Disasters will continue The mom tried to leave the ics that during the scuffle, he ing it across the yard. I stepped don’t have insurance or who to come,” Zales said. “We room and “made it to the door,” struck the other man with a out of my patrol vehicle and had inadequate insurance, want to provide help for the deputy wrote, before the flashlight.” told him to come back to me. and crew deckhands who them in the future.” daughter “realized the Wi-Fi Before the man left in an He continued pushing the mini wasn’t on and threw her cell- ambulance, at his request bike away from me. He picked phone at her mother’s face.” for treatment, he warned the the mini bike up and put it in the The daughter admitted deputy, “that they would all bed of a truck on the property. throwing the phone, “however lie to me and tell me that he “I instructed him to come tagline or catchphrase. She she stated she did not mean to was the one who started all the back to me again,” the deputy TODAY takes it truly to heart and hit her mother. She advised her ruckus.” continued. “He told me I was wants the country to know mother is always mean to her The deputy returned to the trespassing. He told me to give From Page B1 that while Bay County was and that she just wants to leave. house where another deputy him his ID back and to get off devastated by Hurricane “I asked her to demonstrate awaited, and, “We were invited the property.” her students recognize her Michael, the community is how she threw the phone,” inside and found two very The deputy informed the man and message her on Face- coming back stronger than the deputy continued. “She elderly and frail looking gentle- it was now an ongoing investi- book, letting her know how ever because of the storm. then said, ‘like this,’ and threw men, one of whom was (the one gation and the man “ran inside much it meant. “We are all dealing with her imaginary phone behind hit with a flashlight).” the house on the property.” “They said it put a smile loss in some form, some her onto the ground. When I That man told the deputy The man came back out on their faces seeing some- greater than others and asked how she could’ve hit her “he was celebrating his sev- moments later and told the one represent them on we are all getting through mother if she threw it at the enty first birthday with friends deputy he could drive the mini- national television,” she it together as a family and ground, she began crying and I when he noticed the complain- bike “because it has a small said. #850Strong means that our was no longer able to commu- ant using a cookie pan as a paint engine.” The deputy again told For Childress, community is family,” she nicate with her.” tray. He said he told him not to the man to come to him, but he #850Strong isn’t just a said. The woman is charged with do that and he became irate.” “began trying to walk around misdemeanor battery. That was followed, the birth- me.” day celebrator said, by the A second deputy arrived and PANAMA CITY complainant hitting him in the they “were able to surround” Man using cookie pan to paint, head with a flashlight. the suspect, handcuff him and correctly predicts everyone will Although deputies deter- put him in the back of the patrol blame him mined it was the complainant car. who was at fault, the 71-year- But it wasn’t over. Deputies who responded to a old victim declined to press “While in the back seat of report of a man being “jumped charges. my patrol vehicle, he was by at least three people” this able to maneuver his hands in weekend arrived to find the YOUNGSTOWN front of his body,” the deputy victim “unable to maintain a Minibike leads to big problem wrote. “He began kicking coherent line of thought while and punching the door of my relating the evening’s events.” A man who made several patrol vehicle. I then placed leg But they tried. attempts to maneuver around restraints on him.” The man, deputies wrote, the law during the weekend The man was taken to jail kept referring back to “various ended up charged with resist- University Academy fi fth-grade teacher Becky Childress holds past events” but eventually ing arrest and driving without News Herald staff reports a sign up on the “Today” show. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, February 19, 2019 B3

LOCAL & STATE

WHAT’S HAPPENING

Today Submit an event Hall, 1105 Bob Little Road, Thursday PURVIS YOUNG — FLORIDA Beach. Tonight featuring Panama City. For all levels. HALL OF FAME: exhibition the Arnold High School AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 Email pcnhnews@pcnh. Enjoy learning and danc- EIGHTH ANNUAL 30A WINE runs through March 16 at Jazz Ensemble. Tickets a.m. to 3 p.m. at Trinity com with “What’s Happen- ing every Tuesday; $5 per FESTIVAL: Feb. 20-24 at the Panama City Center $10 at the door; season Lutheran at 1001 W. 11th ing” in the subject line. person. Details: 850-258- Alys Beach, 9581 E. 30A. for the Arts, 19 E. Fourth tickets available. A portion St., Panama City. Volun- Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9847 or seasideliving87@ Passes and event tick- St., Panama City. Featuring of each concert’s proceeds teers will be on hand to Monday and Tuesday yahoo.com ets are limited. Details: work by Purvis Young, who benefi ts the Community help you fi ll out your taxes. events: Due by 5 p.m. 30AWineFestival.com was named to the Florida Food Pantry at Gulf Beach Details: Facebook page Wednesday before Wednesday BEGINNER LINE DANCE Artists Hall of Fame in 2018. Presbyterian. Details: Pink- AARP Tax-Aide of Bay Wednesday events: Due by CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at Free admission. Details: Church.org or 850-234-3161 County 5 p.m. Monday before EIGHTH ANNUAL 30A WINE Frank Brown Park, 16200 PCCenterForTheArts.com MODERN GENTLEMEN: 7:30 ZUMBA GOLD: 9-10 a.m. Thursday events: Due by 5 FESTIVAL: Feb. 20-24 at Panama City Beach THROUGH THREADS OF p.m. at the Majestic Resort at the Lyndell Conference p.m. Tuesday before Alys Beach, 9581 E. 30A, Parkway, Panama City TIME: exhibition runs Ballroom, 10901 Front Center, 423 Lyndell Lane, with renowned distillers, Beach. $3 per dancer. All through March 31 at the Beach Road, Panama City Panama City Beach. Full- vinters and culinary favor- dancers welcome. Details: Panama City Center for Beach. A quartet blending body workout for all ages. THEATRE: 2 p.m. at the Bay ites to benefi t Children’s 850-233-5045 the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St., classic sounds of yester- Details: 850-236-3033 County Public Library, 898 Volunteer Health Network; ZUMBA GOLD: 10-11 a.m. Panama City. Featuring day and today. Part of the BOOK BABIES: 10 a.m. at W. 11th St., Panama City. underwritten by the Alys at the Lyndell Conference quilts by Maxine Thomas. “Martin Presents” series. the Panama City Beach Performing selections from Foundation. Tickets: Center, 423 Lyndell Lane, Free admission. Details: Details: MartinTheatre. Public Library, 12500 Edgar Lee Masters’ play. Weekend passes available Panama City Beach. Full- PCCenterForTheArts.com com/presents-series or Hutchison Blvd. For ages FULL MOON CLIMB: 6:30 for $450 through the end of body workout for all ages. AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 850-763-8080 0-3 years with a caregiver. p.m. EST at Cape St. the year, increasing to $500 Details: 850-236-3033 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Trinity ‘ANATOMY OF GRAY’: 7:30 Details: NWRLS.com George Lighthouse on St. until sold out. Day passes WRITING THE FANTASTIC: Lutheran, 1001 W. 11th St., p.m. at the Amelia Center BEGINNER LINE DANCE George Island. The sunset/ and individual ticket prices 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Panama Panama City. Volunteers Theatre Lab, Gulf Coast CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at full moon climb will take vary; tickets available City Center for the Arts, 19 will be on hand to help you State College, 5230 W. U.S. Frank Brown Park, 16200 place from 6:30-8 p.m. online. Passes and event E. Fourth St., Panama City. fi ll out your taxes. Details: 98, Panama City. Limited Panama City Beach EST and will include light tickets are limited. Details: Bring your favorite pen Facebook page: AARP Tax- seating; reservations sug- Parkway, Panama City hors d’oeuvres. Cost is 30AWineFestival.com and paper and explore the Aide of Bay County. gested. By Jim Leonard, Beach. $3 per dancer. All $15 for the general public ZUMBA GOLD: 9-10 a.m. at building blocks of writing, ST. ANDREWS MARDI GRAS the award-winning author dancers welcome. Details: and $10 for members of Frank Brown Park, 16200 with a focus on elements FESTIVAL: 4 p.m. in historic of “The Diviners” and 850-233-5045 the St. George Lighthouse Panama City Beach Park- of fantastic fi ction. Class St. Andrews; hosted by “They Dance Real Slow NOVEL WRITING: 1-3 p.m. Association. After sunset, way, Panama City Beach. will be led by Tony Sim- the Krewe of St. Andrews in Jackson.” This show at the Panama City Beach people are invited to climb Full-body workout for all mons, novelist and writer/ with Roaring ’20s theme. came out of his personal Public Library, 12500 to the top of the lighthouse ages. Details: 850-233-5045 editor for The News The 22nd annual festival experiences regarding the Hutchison Blvd. Joleen for a view of the full moon, BEE KEEPING: 10:30 a.m. to Herald. Cost $15 for mem- features live music, family devastating outbreak of Long’s class will focus as space and time permit. 12:30 p.m. at the Panama bers, $20 non-members. fun areas with games, AIDS in the early 1980s and on parameters of the Space limited, reservations City Beach Public Library, Details and registration: signature hurricanes in ’90s. Although much of the novel, beginnings, end- recommended. Details: 12500 Hutchison Blvd. PCCenterForTheArts.com/ commemorative glasses, population was shunned by ings, manipulating time, 850-927-7745 Details: NWRLS.com education food and beverage options, various charitable organi- subplots, characterization, PANAMA CITY WRITERS THE STORYTELLER SERIES and VIP experience. zations despite their need, point of view, and theme. ASSOCIATION: 6:30-8:30 — ‘WINSTON CHURCHILL — Friday EIGHTH ANNUAL 30A WINE Leonard pondered what While some basic knowl- p.m. at St. Andrews Civic THROUGH THE STORM’: 7 FESTIVAL: Feb. 20-24 at would have happened if edge of fi ction writing is Club, 2629 W. 10th St., p.m. at Emerald Coast The- CELEBRATING BLACK HIS- Alys Beach, 9581 E. 30A. the disease infected those encouraged, students do Panama City. Help critique atre Co., 560 Grand Blvd. in TORY EXHIBITION: through Passes and event tick- people. General admission not need any prior knowl- each other’s writings. All Sandestin, Miramar Beach. Feb. 28 at the Panama City ets are limited. Details: $20; $10 for high school edge to attend the class. genres. Meeting on the Presented by retired U.S. Center for the Arts, 19 E. 30AWineFestival.com students, seniors and mili- Limit 25 students per class fi rst and third Tuesdays Coast Guard Capt. Martha Fourth St., Panama City. THE CHURCH AND THE tary with ID; free for GCSC and must pre-register. of each month. Details: J. LaGuardia-Kotite. Featuring work by numer- ARTS CONCERT SERIES: and FSU students, faculty Details: NWRLS.com panamacitywriters.org Tickets $25; purchase at ous local artists. Free 7 p.m. at Gulf Beach and staff with college ID; ‘SPOON RIVER ANTHOL- LINE DANCING: 6:30-8:30 emeraldcoastheatre.org/ admission. Details: PCCen- Presbyterian Church, 271 available online at Brown- OGY’ — READERS p.m. at Grand Square tickets or 850-684-0323. terForTheArts.com S. State 79, Panama City PaperTickets.com

OBITUARIES

ELLEN A. FORD STEVEN THORNE RENA MADGE HAMMETT

Ellen A. Ford, 76, of Steve Thorne, 72, of Rena Madge Ham- Panama City, Florida, Panama City, Florida, mett, 88, of Panama went to her heav- died Friday, Feb. 15, City, Florida, passed enly home on Sun- 2019, peacefully with away on Sunday, day, Feb. 17, 2019, in his family by his side. Feb. 17, 2019. Springfield, Florida. He is survived by She was born on She was a wonderful his wife of 45 years, March 25, 1930, in mother, grandmother Connie H. Thorne Scottsboro, Alabama, to and great-grandmother. of Panama City, Henry Grady Clemons She enjoyed attend- Florida; son, Michael and Tennie Mae Law ing church and was a H. Thorne of Foley Clemons. She was an member of Spring- Alabama; daugh- active member of First field Community ters, Melissa J. Gar- Presbyterian Church Church since 1976. ner of Panama City, of Panama City for She was preceded in Nathaniel Smith, Rus- Florida, and Crystal will be held at 2 p.m. more than 33 years. and many great-nieces death by her husband sell “R.G.” Nichols and M. Thorne of Panama Wednesday, Feb. 20, She also was an active and great-nephews. of 56 years, Rosby Gene Mallory Nichols; numer- City, Florida; and 2019, at Evergreen member of the Panama Funeral services “R.G.” Ford; and her ous nieces and nephews four grandchildren. Memorial Gardens. City Woman’s Club for will be held at 11 a.m. parents, John “Fletcher” and extended family. He had a great life The family will receive more than 25 years. Wednesday, Feb. 20, and Flossie Miller of The family will receive as a young man skiing friends from 12:30-1:30 She was preceded in 2019, in the Wilson Southport, Florida. friends from 5:30-7:30 the Alps of Switzer- p.m. in the mauso- death by her husband, Funeral Home Chapel Those left to cher- p.m. Tuesday, Feb. land, Ranger Scouts, leum at Kent-Forest Col. Charles Edgar with the Rev. Ron Brown ish Ellen’s memory 19, 2019, at Heritage and joining the U.S. Lawn Funeral Home. Hammett; brother, Billie officiating. The family include her son, Rosby Funeral Home. Funeral Navy right out of high Kent-Forest Lawn Boyd Clemons; and a will receive friends at the Gene Ford, Jr. (Lynn); services will begin at school. He enjoyed Funeral Home sister, Betty Clemons funeral home from 9-11 daughter, Stephanie Ford 10 a.m. Wednesday, fishing, traveling, and 2403 Harrison Ave. Sullivan. She is survived a.m. Wednesday prior to Davis, all of Panama City, Feb. 20, 2019, at the in his later years found Panama City, Fla. 32405 by a sister, Catherine the services. Interment Florida; sister, Mary Heritage Funeral Home solitude in working 850-763-4694 Clemons Cameron; will follow in Evergreen Miller (Louie) Davenport Chapel with the Rev. outside with his wife. www.kentfor- nieces and nephews, Gail Memorial Gardens. of Tallahassee, Florida; Eddie Pitts officiating. A graveside service estlawn.com Cameron Zeigler, Bobby Those desiring may grandchildren, Steven Interment will follow at Cameron (Sandy), Phil make memorial dona- Nichols (Anne Mary) of Lynn Haven Cemetery. Cameron (Cindy), David tions to First Presbyte- Bonifay, Florida, Rosby Those wishing to ANDRE KEITH SANDERS Sullivan (Betty), Tony rian Church in memory “Rod” Ford III (Elicia), extend condolences Sullivan (Marla) and of Rena Hammett. Megan Graham (Tyler), may do so at www. Andre Keith Sand- 1978 and from Cum- Sandy Sullivan McE- Wilson Funeral Home all of Panama City, heritagefhllc.com. ers, 58, son of Syl- berland School of lyea; stepdaughter, Family Owned Florida, and Bridgette via Sanders and the Law in Birmingham. Janie Hammett Harlow Since 1911 Smith (Anthony) of Heritage Funeral Home late Harry Sanders, Keith practiced law in (W.C.); stepson, Chuck 214 Airport Road Lynn Haven, Florida; & Cremation Services passed away on Feb. Atlanta, Georgia, and Hammett Jr. (Kathi); Panama City, Fla. great-grandchildren, 247 N. Tyndall Parkway 16, 2019, at Gulf Coast St. Petersburg, Florida. four step-grandchildren; 850-785-5272 Lucas Ford, Levi “Flash” Panama City, Fla. Regional Medical Services will Ford, Briella Smith, 850-785-1316 Center from complica- be held at a later tions of pneumonia. date in Georgia. GREGORY P. GRANTHAM Keith is survived by IRIS RODRIGUEZ his mother; brother, Kent-Forest Lawn Funeral services Interment will follow in Harry Denny Sanders Funeral Home for Dr. Gregory P. Lynn Haven Cemetery. Funeral services for Iris St. Bernadette Catholic and his wife Julie. Also 2403 Harrison Ave. Grantham, 81, of Pan- Visitation will begin Rodriguez, 78, of Panama Church. A reception will by his niece, Kinley Panama City, Fla. 32405 ama City, Florida, will at 1 p.m. Thursday. City Beach, Florida, who follow in the parish hall. Sanders of Hawaii. 850-763-4694 begin at 2 p.m. Thurs- Southerland Family died Feb. 16, 2019, will Kent-Forest Lawn Keith graduated www.kentfor- day, Feb. 21, 2019, at Funeral Home is han- begin at 11 a.m. Satur- Funeral Home is han- from Mosley High in estlawn.com First Baptist Church dling arrangements. day, Feb. 23, 2019, at dling arrangements. of Panama City.

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* ** B4 Tuesday, February 19, 2019 | The News Herald New fi ght emerges over HIV, AIDS care By Christine Sexton patients. Medicare patients for comment about the chosen to be a Medicaid with the judge’s decision, The News Service of Florida While Medicare is a with false information, lawsuit. managed-care provider leading to the foundation federal program, the advising them that they The AIDS Healthcare in Broward, Miami-Dade filing an appeal. TALLAHASSEE — An AIDS Healthcare Founda- are required to drop Foundation has partici- and Monroe counties, In the meantime, the ongoing legal battle over tion has been battling to their current cover- pated in recent years in the essentially precluding it state is moving ahead which managed-care reverse a decision by the age and enroll in Simply Florida Medicaid program, from participating in the with transitioning Med- plan should be picked by state Agency for Health Healthcare. which offers health care to program for the next five icaid beneficiaries from the state to provide care Care Administration to “By contacting AHF’s poor, elderly and disabled years. Simply Healthcare the foundation’s Medic- to low-income AIDS and award Medicaid contracts patients and dissemi- people. It also participates was awarded contracts to aid managed-care plan to HIV patients in South to Simply Healthcare. nating false information in the federal Medicare serve patients with HIV Simply Healthcare. Florida has triggered a The new lawsuit involves to them, Simply is inten- program, which mostly and AIDS. In the lawsuit, the new round of litigation patients who qualify for tionally and unjustifiably serves seniors. Some The foundation has foundation argues Simply that pits two competitors. Medicaid and Medicare — interfering with (AIDS people — the dual eligibles legally challenged the Healthcare has been con- The AIDS Healthcare known as “dual eligibles.” Healthcare Foundation’s) — qualify for both. contracting decisions by tacting dual eligibles and Foundation this week In the lawsuit filed business relationships,” Florida recently nego- the Agency for Health advising them they have asked a circuit judge to Thursday in Miami Dade attorneys for the foun- tiated new, five-year Care Administration, to switch health plans order competitor Simply County circuit court, the dation argued in the Medicaid managed-care with an administrative by March 1 because the Healthcare to stop com- AIDS Healthcare Foun- complaint. contracts with health law judge siding with foundation no longer has municating with the dation accuses Simply Simply Healthcare did plans. The AIDS Health- the foundation. But the Medicaid managed-care foundation’s Medicare Healthcare of providing not respond to a request care Foundation was not agency did not go along contracts. Robots help Sedano’s gather your groceries fast By Lisa J. Huriash customers who don’t have officer, said of how effi- — yet — it’s aiming to Market, including in parts how much it spent on South Florida Sun Sentinel the time — or desire — to ciently the machines run. attract customers through of South Florida and parts the machines, sees the walk the aisles themselves. “Rather than a person the faster shopping expe- of New York City. Prime technology as a recipe for MIAMI — The robotic Sedano’s is among fill your order and go to a rience. The system will members can shop elec- success. The warehouse system is on a roll, a growing number of shelf, this machine brings save Sedano’s money on tronically and have fresh space set aside for the summoning a plastic supermarket chains using the shelf to you.” clerks and cashiers, and produce, bakery, dairy, system, which can store bin stocked with your new technology to make Almost half of the customers will value how meat and seafood, and 14,000 items, takes up Cheerios. Next, the string shopping more conve- Sedano’s supermarkets they don’t get billed extra flowers delivered in an less of a footprint than a beans you asked for go on nient while also competing in South Florida have fees for delivery by com- hour. traditional market. the assembly line. with e-commerce titan benefited so far from petitors, said Max Pedro, The technology costs a The machine tells a Amazon.com. Experts the behind-the-scenes co-founder of Take- Overcoming hurdles “few million” dollars for worker how much of each say the super-competitive robotics, which are off Technologies, the the automation, Pedro item he needs to bag. nature of supermarkets warehoused in a private, Waltham, Mass.-based Local supermarkets said. There also is the This new system at means grocers have to find 11,000-square-foot area company that created the are carving their own additional cost to remodel Sedano’s Supermarket new ways to provide gro- of a Sedano’s at 14655 SW robotics. path forward despite a store to carve out at least fills online orders light- ceries as fast and cheaply 56th St. in Miami. Customers still might challenges. When super- 10,000 square feet for ning fast — 60 items in five as possible. want to shop the aisles markets began dabbling machinery and storage. minutes or less. And that “It’s a symphony of Shopping with ease for “inspiration” buys — with selling groceries The system is the first speediness is Sedano’s chaos,” Javier Herran, whether to pick a bouquet online “they were losing “robotic storage and strategy to cater to rushed Sedano’s chief marketing Customers select their of flowers and first see the money in every order,” retrieval system” for a groceries on Sedanos. food to make a decision Pedro said. “We called grocery store to boost effi- com and when they want over a rack of lamb or steak, it stapling dollar bills to ciency and speed up the to pick them up from Pedro said. But “who gets every bag. selection, said Bill Bishop, 15 participating super- excited about roaming the “Groceries is a weird co-founder of Brick Meets markets in Miami-Dade. aisles to pick out toilet animal where the value of Click, a food-retail con- Sedano’s needs a three- paper? Online groceries the product is very low, it sulting firm. hour window to fill the is no longer a luxury, it’s a weighs a lot, and it spoils It’s a more cost- orders because Sedano’s necessity. People are time- super fast,” he said. “So effective way of getting employees pack the totes starved and they want the doing e-commerce of gro- groceries out the door, he in Sedano’s trucks and convenience.” ceries has been hard to do said. For supermarkets deliver them to these 15 Amazon also has gone and extremely expensive.” that offer delivery service, stores for the customers into the grocery-store Since unveiling the they still need a person to to pick up. Customers call business by creating its service to the public in walk up and down the aisle when they’ve arrived and own walk-in, walk-out December, Sedano’s fills — “and that part of the an employee comes out to market in Washington about 30 to 40 orders a business is substantially place the bags in your car state. In addition, last day and its goal is to sur- less profitable because trunk. year it launched a deliv- pass 100, Herran said. that work used to be done Although Sedano’s is ery service of products Sedano’s, which for free” by the customer not delivering the food from its Whole Foods declined to say exactly themselves, he said. Nurse practitioner debate re-emerges in House

By Christine Sexton Tay Kopanos, vice is the only solution that granting more authority The News Service of Florida president of state gov- is at no added cost to the to advanced registered ernment affairs for the state, no delay in the ben- nurse practitioners has TALLAHASSEE — American Association efit to the consumer and run into opposition from Twenty-two states, of Nurse Practitioners, the state, and it is the doctors. Washington, D.C., and said states are turning to only solution that has a The Senate in recent two U.S. territories a number of solutions to track record of 40 years years has been more allow advanced regis- increase access to care, of success in other states reluctant than the House tered nurse practitioners including building more around the country.” to rewrite rules and reg- to work independently of medical schools, increas- The Republican-led ulations surrounding physicians. ing the number of medical state House has refused health-care practitio- And after years of residencies, establishing to expand Medicaid ners and facilities. Senate debate, lawmakers this repayment programs for under the federal Afford- President Bill Galvano, spring again will grapple providers willing to work able Care Act. But in lieu R-Bradenton, has said with whether to take in underserved areas and of expanding Medic- he wants to “make sure the leap and give the investing in telehealth aid, House Speaker Jose we are listening to our additional authority in initiatives. Oliva, R-Miami Lakes, doctors in terms of what Florida. “As states are moving has made it a priority to they see in the system.” The House Health Care forward, they are real- lower health-care costs The 2019 legislative Quality Subcommittee izing it’s not going to be by eliminating what he session will start March 5. on Wednesday heard the one single silver bullet says are unnecessary Advanced registered pros and cons of allow- that solves this, but it’s regulations. nurse practitioners have ing advanced registered really going to be all-of- Oliva maintains Flor- advanced degrees and nurse practitioners to the-above solutions that ida is “behind the curve” can work in primary-care operate independently of are needed,” she said. because it doesn’t allow environments delivering physicians and whether it “And out of all the solu- nurses “to practice to the basic care or in surgical would increase access to tions that are on the table, extent of their training.” settings administering care. rightsizing licensure laws But taking steps such as anesthesia.

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AREA & STATE BRIEFS

PANAMA CITY The Kids and Pet Parade appears to walk up, strike customers. City Hall ribbon begins at 4 p.m. at the the teen in the head with The proposal (HB 879), cutting set for Friday intersection of 15th his elbow and walk away. filed by Rep. Jayer Wil- Street and Beck Avenue, The teen was booked liamson, R-Pace, also The public is invited travels south on Beck on a charge of eluding would apply to long- to a ribbon cutting cer- Avenue to 11th Street, police. term care insurers and emony Friday morning then left on 11th Street, The teen’s father said is identical to a measure and a celebration of the ending just east of Grossi previously had (SB 258), filed last month 110th anniversary of Chestnut Avenue. arrested his son in sepa- by Sen. Aaron Bean, Panama City. Panama City police will rate incidents without R-Fernandina Beach. A brief ceremony and close the area near West any violence. Lawmakers will con- ribbon cutting will be 15th Street and Bayview sider the proposals held at 9:30 a.m. on the Avenue about 1 p.m. for SWEETWATER during the legislative lawn behind City Hall. the parade staging area. Man with banner scales session that starts March Bay High School’s Junior Officers will shut down crane before Trump speech 5. ROTC Cadets will pres- the entire parade route If approved, the ent the colors. Local at 3 p.m. as well as block A man with a banner change would take effect clergy will offer blessings all westbound traffic at and an American flag with policies issued or for citizens, city employ- the intersection of 11th climbed a construction renewed in January 2020. ees and City Hall. Street and Frankford crane near a campus Following the cer- Avenue. A small group chats before entering Panama City City where President Donald TALLAHASSEE emony, citizens can join The parade route will Hall on Feb. 4. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] Trump was scheduled to Corporal punishment a group for a tour of the remain closed following speak Monday. ban sought new City Hall as well the parade until police closed until the parade Alcoholic beverages: The Miami Herald as enjoy hors d’oeuvres determine that it safe for ends to allow floats to Consuming of alcoholic reported the man spent A Senate Democrat on provided by Trigo San pedestrian and vehicle return to the staging beverages is allowed about two hours atop Monday filed a proposal Francisco Deli and traffic. area. within the entertainment the crane at the north- that would ban corporal music by the Panama Additionally, the fes- The parade route will district, which includes ern edge of the Florida punishment in Florida’s City Youth Orchestra tival area on Bayview remain closed following the Historic St. Andrews International University public schools. and Martin and Tirado Avenue will remain the parade until police area south of 15th Street. campus in the Miami Sen. Annette Taddeo, jazz duo, according to a closed from 10 a.m. determine that it is safe No glass containers will suburb of Sweetwater. D-Miami, filed the press release. Friday until midnight for pedestrian and vehi- be allowed inside the It was unclear what proposal (SB 1120) for City Hall is located Sunday. cle traffic. festival. was written in black on consideration during the at 501 Harrison Ave. in Street closures Sat- Public parking: There the man’s white banner. legislative session that Downtown Panama City. urday: The Main Parade will be no parking on Beck FORT MYERS SHORES Only the words “Mr. starts March 5. will begin at 2 p.m. at Avenue and 11th Street. Video appears to show Presidente” were vis- State law currently PANAMA CITY 11th Street and Flower Vehicles left unattended deputy elbowing teen ible, with the rest of the allows corporal punish- Mardi Gras rolls into Avenue (Oakland Ter- on the parade route will banner twisted in the ment, though it places St. Andrews on Friday race Park), travel west be towed. A sheriff’s office has wind. restrictions on the on 11th Street to Beck There are no desig- launched an internal Police had blocked practice. It’s going to be a (fam- Avenue, then right on nated parking areas, but investigation after a off streets around the For example, it says ily-friendly) party in Beck Avenue, ending at officers urge drivers to video posted on social campus and warned traf- corporal punishment St. Andrews this week- Beck Avenue and West not park on private prop- media appeared to show fic would be interrupted can be administered only end, with the Krewe 15th Street. erty, block driveways or a deputy elbowing a by Trump’s visit. under district school- of St. Andrews Mardi Panama City police park in the roadway. handcuffed teenager in board policies and within Gras parade and festi- will begin closing sec- Protecting your chil- the head. TALLAHASSEE guidelines from school val making its annual tions of the parade route dren: Take a photo of Lee County Sheriff Lawmakers target insurers principals. appearance. at noon with a full closure your child before the Carmine Marceno said over genetic tests Taddeo’s proposed ban The Kids and Pet at 1:30 p.m. Officers will event in case they get Deputy Blake Grossi had would define corporal Parade will begin at 4 allow north and south- lost so police can quickly been placed on adminis- With genetic tests punishment as “the use p.m. Friday and the main bound traffic to pass identify them by their trative leave. becoming increas- of physical force or phys- parade will begin at 2 through the intersection clothing. In the video, the ingly common, a House ical contact to discipline p.m. Saturday. of Frankford Avenue and If you lose sight of your 17-year-old boy is stand- Republican on Monday a student or to enforce But an event this big 11th Street until 15 min- child at Mardi Gras, alert ing handcuffed next to a filed a proposal that school rules.” means heavier-than- utes before the parade the closest police officer patrol car between two would largely block life- The proposal includes usual traffic on Friday starts. immediately for help. deputies. One deputy insurance companies an exception for circum- and some road closures. The north and south- There will be several is using a garden hose from using genetic- stances in which school Here’s information the bound lanes of Frankford officers located along to pour water over the test results in deciding staff members would be city shared. Avenue from 11th Street the parade route for any teen’s eyes. whether to cancel, limit defending themselves or Street closures Friday: to 15th Street will remain needed assistance. That’s when Grossi or deny coverage to protecting students.

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Venezuela’s self-proclaimed interim president, Juan Guaido, speaks during an economic forum in Caracas, Venezuela, on Friday. The Trump administration is sending another large shipment of humanitarian aid to the Venezuelan border in Colombia, for the fi rst time using U.S. military aircraft as it increases pressure on Nicolas Maduro to give up power, according to a State Department email sent to Congress. [ARIANA CUBILLOS/AP] Trump: Venezuela’s move to democracy is ‘irreversible’

By Zeke Miller The Venezuelan military re-election last year was The Associated Press has largely remained loyal fraudulent, making his to Maduro. second term illegal. WEST PALM BEACH — Sanders said Trump Trump delivered his President Donald Trump warned the Venezuelan remarks at Florida Inter- sought Monday to rally military that they “have national University in support in the largest a clear choice — work Miami. South Florida Venezuelan community toward democracy for is home to more than in the U.S. for opposition their future and the future 100,000 Venezuelans and leader Juan Guaido, saying of their families, or they Venezuelan-Americans, Venezuela’s “current will lose everything they the largest concentration path toward democracy have.” She said Trump in the country. Earlier, is irreversible.” also stressed the U.S. the White House said White House press “knows where military Trump would use the secretary Sarah Sanders officials and their fami- speech to warn of “the said Trump expressed lies have money hidden dangers of socialism.” “strong support” for throughout the world.” Trump was joined by Guaido, whom the U.S. The military has local officials and Sec- recognizes as the coun- blocked the U.S. from retary of State Mike try’s rightful president, moving tons of human- Pompeo. and condemned President itarian aid airlifted Trump also looked Nicolas Maduro’s gov- in recent days to the to draw a contrast with ernment and its socialist Colombian border with the policies of progres- policies. As the months- Venezuela. The aid ship- sive Democrats, which long political crisis ments have been meant he brands as “social- continues, Trump made in part to dramatize ist,” as he gears up for a public case to Venezue- the hyperinflation and re-election. la’s military, which could shortages of food and Trump has been spend- play a decisive role in the medicine that are grip- ing the holiday weekend stalemate, to support ping Venezuela. at his private club in West Guaido’s government. Critics said Maduro’s Palm Beach. Good Samaritans, protective dogs stop youngsters on I-10

Special to the Daily News Five Good Samaritans and was unable to pursue driving on the interstate had them due to an ambulatory HOLT — Witnesses who stopped to check on the kids condition. The dad had spotted two young chil- (both under the age of 6) and immediately sent his teen- dren in an emergency lane the two Great Pyrenees/ age kids to search for the of Interstate 10 Saturday shepherd mixes with them. pair while he retrieved his say two dogs with them Several people reported tractor and drove into the were pushing the children seeing the two dogs stand- woods to locate them. back against the guardrail ing between the kids and After a thorough inves- when they’d move toward the highway, pushing them tigation of the situation it the highway. back when they tried to go was determined the foster The Okaloosa County forward. father had made a diligent Sheriff’s Office and Florida Deputies determined effort to locate the children Highway Patrol were called that the children had been and provide for their wel- to Mile Marker 44 near Holt playing in the yard of their fare, so no criminal charges around 9 a.m. Saturday home with other kids. They were pursued. after receiving multiple 911 reportedly walked away The girl said she went off calls about two young chil- from the foster father who because she was trying to dren near the highway. had called for them to return chase a rainbow. Florida boy arrested for incident after refusing to stand for pledge

By Kimberly C. Moore in the pledge. Dhakira Talbot, the boy’s The Lakeland (Fla.) Ledger “Students are not mother, told Bay News 9 required to participate in that the teacher’s actions LAKELAND, Fla. — An the Pledge of Allegiance,” were inappropriate and 11-year-old Lawton Chiles Kennedy said. that her son should not Middle Academy student Gary Gross, a spokes- have been suspended. was arrested Feb. 4 and man for the Lakeland “She was wrong. She was charged with disrupting a Police Department, said he way out of place,” Talbot school function and resist- could not legally comment said. “If she felt like there ing arrest without violence because the case involved was an issue with my son following a confrontation a minor charged with a not standing for the flag, with school officials and a misdemeanor. she should’ve resolved that law enforcement officer. According to a report on in a way different manner The incident happened Bay News 9, the student than she did.” after his refusal to stand allegedly told a substitute Kennedy said he could for the Pledge of Alle- teacher that he didn’t want not discuss the student’s giance and his refusal to to stand for the Pledge of discipline. He said Alvarez stand after ordered by the Allegiance, that “the flag will no longer serve as a substitute teacher. is racist and the national substitute in Polk County Polk County Public anthem is offensive to black Public Schools and that Schools spokesman Kyle people.” they will be reviewing Kennedy said the sixth- District officials said their training policy with grader “was arrested after the teacher’s name is Ana the outside agency that becoming disruptive and Alvarez. Kennedy said she handles hiring substitute refusing to follow repeated was not aware of district teachers. instructions by school staff policy regarding the pledge “Our HR department and law enforcement.” as voluntary. will contact Kelly Services, Kennedy said he wanted She allegedly told the which provides our sub- to make it clear that the student, “Why if it was so stitutes, to further refine student was not arrested bad here he did not go to how our substitutes are for refusing to participate another place to live?” trained,” Kennedy said. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, February 19, 2019 B7

DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY One nice turn grows awkward when friend asks too much

We never rent it. No one me. My sister carries about has ever used it without 25 credit cards in her purse. us, not even family. Now Recently she replaced the she’s asking again to use cardholder she keeps in her our place with her friend. purse. I use an RFID wallet I feel like a heel to refuse and purse, and I explained Jeanne Phillips if we’re not using the place, to her why I chose them. but I’m starting to feel a These products protect my little used. Is it OK for me identity from scammers. She DEAR ABBY: About a year to tell her no because I am says I’m being obsessive and ago, a good friend, “Beth,” uncomfortable with her worry too much. In today’s went through a violent trag- repeated requests, or am I world, you can’t be too cau- edy that destroyed her fam- just a bad friend? — TAKEN tious. Abby, what are your ily. My husband and I own a ADVANTAGE OF? thoughts on this? — PRO- small waterfront property, DEAR T.A.O.: You have been TECTING MY IDENTITY so during the months fol- generous to Beth. Unless DEAR PROTECTING: I agree lowing, I took Beth away for you have explained it to her, you can never be too security the weekend to hopefully she may not realize what a conscious. Why your sister allow her some healing and special favor you did her by would carry 25 credit cards emotional recovery. She then letting her use your water- with her at once is surprising, asked me to go again and, front house. From what and I’m not sure it’s wise. If when I couldn’t go, asked if you have written, your something should happen to she could go with her friend friend appears to be get- her purse — Radio Frequency (whom I had met but don’t ting on with her life, so if ID-blocking wallet or not know well). She asked again you decline now it shouldn’t — she would be up a creek. I to go with her new boyfriend. shatter her. To do so is hope she keeps copies of her I agreed to both of these NOT being a “bad friend.” cards and numbers in a sepa- trips, even though this is DEAR ABBY: Please settle rate, secure location in case our private vacation home. this between my sister and she needs to cancel them.

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

1. What do stamp collectors saw called? call those that resemble a post- Mantic, Marocain, Marah, age stamp, but are not used as Mandrel a postal fee for sending mail? 5. Which is New York’s “Bison Boomerangs, Cinderellas, Mys- City”? tics, Indexers Albany, Buffalo, Horseheads, ACES ON BRIDGE: BOBBY WOLFF Wilson Casey 2. Which is the only U.S. state Catskill that has no point higher than 6. Rome lies about 17 miles “Trivia Fun” with Wilson 345 feet above sea level? from what sea? Casey, Guinness World Florida, Delaware, Rhode Sargasso, Andaman, Bering, Record Holder from Wood- Island, Mississippi Tyrrhenian ruff, S.C., is published in 3. Whose anthem is, “Yes, We more than 500 newspapers Love This Land of Ours”? ANSWERS: 1. Cinderellas, 2. across the country. Com- Norway, Scotland, Canada, Florida (Britton Hill), 3. Norway, ments, questions or sugges- Switzerland 4. Mandrel, 5. Buffalo, 6. tions? [email protected] 4. What’s the axle of a circular Tyrrhenian

HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — It’s LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — If nothing SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — a planning day. As there’s not is inherently good or bad, then You appreciate confi dent people a week that goes by without how effective could it possibly all the while realizing that a social a surprise challenge, you’d be be to think in these terms? Of persona may be but the tip of the wise to work that into the plan. course, it’s second nature. But iceberg. Your respect and social Also, leave room for error and/or if you question that nature even savvy will earn you a friend. irresistible delight. slightly, new answers will arise. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — You VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — What Your response will be requested won’t be able to weed out the if you knew that your mentors or something like it, maybe your problems and keep what’s good, considered you, in some ways, to presence, opinion, vote or sup- because what’s good is the be their teacher? Well, it’s true. port. Anyway, part of you is what problems. The end product will So you don’t have to feel less than they’ll ask for, and your job is to be magnifi cent not in spite of but or indebted just because you ask give the right amount. because of the challenging way for help. It goes both ways. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. you had to go about getting it. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Are 18) — Much will be solved by rec- GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — Every they picking up what you’re ognizing the difference between cycle has a winter -- a period throwing down? The number of gratifi cation and contentment, where the environment drives people tracking with you at this and by playing the long game. the being further inside to do the point may be small, but it will Instead of going for a quick lift, work that must be done in order grow. Don’t change the message; work to bring up your overall level to grow after the thaw. This work just share it with more people. of vitality. often looks a lot like sleeping. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — CANCER (June 22-July 22) — What does an evolved spiritual You put people fi rst, before the What’s unseen will be more outlook have to do with phone agenda, before the results are critical to the action than the usage? Technology isn’t inher- counted, defi nitely before the action itself. The invisible things ently evil or in confl ict with money is divvied up. Because of don’t care whether or not anyone spiritual principles, as long as your approach, you’ll take a little believes in the power of invisible you’re the master of your digital longer to get things done, and things. Their cycle is the same. usage and not a slave to it. you’ll enjoy it more, too.

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COMICS & PUZZLES

FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE GARFIELD

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE PICKLES

BEETLE BAILEY WIZARD OF ID

BLONDIE ZITS

THE BORN LOSER PEANUTS

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HERMAN PLUGGERS

* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, February 19, 2019 C1 SPORTS Seiff ert still confi dent aft er slow start

By Dustin Kent Abaco Classic. He missed the graduate, who needs to finish LECOM Suncoast Classic. he finished his tournament [email protected] cut in the first and finished the season in the top 25 of the The win earned him a $12,100 after shooting 1-over-par on 57th in the second. Web.com Tour points stand- check and moved him up to Sunday after starting the day Chase Seiffert’s quest He followed that up with a ings to secure a PGA Tour 61st in the Web.com Tour in fifth place. to earn his PGA Tour card 51st finish Bogota, Colombia card for next season. points standings, up from "I kind of hit the ball just resumed a month ago in the and another missed cut in However, Seiffert put 122nd following the previous as well as I did the first two Bahamas with two consecu- Panama City, Panama. together his best tourna- weekend. days on Sunday, but I just tive events to start the 2019 It was an inauspicious start ment of the year thus far in It’s a significant jump Web.com Tour: The Great for the 27-year-old Mosley Lakewood Ranch over the for Seiffert, though he was Exuma Classic and The Great High School and Florida State weekend, taking 12th in the less than thrilled with how See SEIFFERT, C3 Brock leads NBH by Bozeman

By Tyler Waldrep [email protected]

SAND HILLS — North Bay Haven junior Melanie Brock waited for three whole innings before she decided to make a statement in the fourth. First, with the bases loaded, Brock came down with a long ball that ended the inning and denied at least one or two Bozeman runners the chance to score. “It felt very good and I felt very relieved because I wasn’t really sure about it going into catching the ball,” Brock said. “I was kind of surprised even.” Brock didn’t stop there. In the bottom of the inning, she brought in three run- ners and later scored herself to lead the Buccaneers to a 5-1 victory over Bozeman on Monday night in the season opener for both teams. Kylie Burch got the scoring started when she drove in Catie Dillahey, then Brock’s triple allowed Ally Lanford, Alyssa Shores, and Burch to reach home plate. Finally, it was a single from Lauren Freed that brought in Brock before the end of the fourth inning. Brock struck out in her fourth and final plate appear- ance, but that was the only North Bay Haven’s Kylie Burch and Alyssa Shores high fi ve after a run. North Bay Haven faced off with Bozeman for a softball game on time she didn’t reach base. Monday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] She was walked her first two times through the rotation, but that just made her big hit bases-loaded situation. “There’s no doubt you’ve seen three of the best pitchers in first hit, which later led to all the more enjoyable. Loverekovic also finished the county here tonight. They got two excellent pitchers.” Brock’s heroics on defense. “Finally getting to swing with a great night at the plate. Butch Bernard, North Bay Haven coach Through five innings Walters the bat definitely made it feel She was walked once and limited the Bucks to three hits a lot better being able to hit hit two singles, with pinch before their offense rallied to the ball and produce the three runner Kaylan Paulk scoring She also only allowed seven excellent pitchers.” finish the evening with a total runs that way,” Brock said. after the second on an RBI hits, but errors on defense The final pitcher was NBH of eight. Brock’s strikeout was also single by Kaylee Jones in the made many of those costly. ace Katie Walters, who both “They’ll start getting used her only time facing Bozeman sixth inning. “There’s no doubt you’ve started and finished the game to how you’re pitching and pitcher Bristol Loverekovic, Before she got pulled, Boz- seen three of the best pitchers for the Buccaneers. getting on you more and hit- who came in and got the eman’s starting pitcher Abby in the county here tonight,” Walters struck out five of ting more off of you,” Walters final out of the fifth inning Jo Batton managed to strike- North Bay Haven coach Butch the first 13 batters she faced to get the Bucks out of a out a game-high 10 batters. Bernard said. “They got two before she finally gave up her See BOZEMAN, C3

Daytona 500 was action-packed opener NASCAR needed

By Jenna Fryer neurological disease. The Associated Press It was an emotional week- end at Daytona International DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Speedway for Joe Gibbs, im France told ‘em to race who leaned on his eldest NBA | C2 and NASCAR’s next gen- son to run their NASCAR Jeration didn’t disappoint. operation while he coached ALL-STAR- The Daytona 500 packed the Washington Redskins. an unforeseen punch that, J.D. Gibbs was a driver, a WADE if nothing else, entertained tire changer, team execu- Sunday’s sun-drenched, tive, talent scout and the FAREWELL sold-out crowd at the famed guy who discovered a strug- “World Center of Racing.” gling Virginia short track Dwyane Wade’s There were a ton of wrecks, racer who is now a two- All-Star weekend is especially during the final time Daytona 500 winner. over. Now the push 20 laps of regulation, which Multiple cars crash during the Daytona 500 on Sunday at Daytona Gibbs has three Super to the playoff s Kyle Busch described as the International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla. [JIM TOPPER/THE Bowl victories and three begins, and the portion of the race in which ASSOCIATED PRESS] wins in NASCAR’s version Heat star says he’s “brains come unglued.” of the Super Bowl, and he ready for the The crashes led to nearly ranked Hamlin’s win “the concluding steps 40 minutes of stoppage for in his Toyota. Hamlin led a honored team co-founder most emotional and big- of his last dance. cleanup — breaks so long clean sweep for Joe Gibbs J.D. Gibbs following his gest win I’ve ever had in race-winner Denny Hamlin Racing, which went 1-2-3 death last month from a long claimed he twice fell asleep in an overtime finish that battle with a degenerative See NASCAR, C3 * ** C2 Tuesday, February 19, 2019 | The News Herald SPORTS TICKER

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MESA, ARIZ. ‘There Tom Ricketts apologizes for distraction of emails will Chicago Cubs Chair- man Tom Ricketts never be apologized to the team’s players and coaching staff at spring training on another’ Monday for any distrac- tion caused by offensive His last All-Star racist emails written by complete, Wade his father. turns focus on “The emails that were playoff push in there were unaccept- able and had no place. By Tim Reynolds My father has no direct The Associated Press role or economic inter- est in the team. That CHARLOTTE, N.C. — doesn’t represent what Dwyane Wade is adamant this organization is,” that the end of this season Tom Ricketts said after will be the right time for addressing the team. him to bid farewell to the “I also said: ‘Look, I’m game of basketball. sorry for the distraction The game of basketball this may have created spent the weekend dis- the last couple days. We agreeing with him. need to focus on base- Tennessee’s Grant Williams, left, shoots while pressured by Kentucky’s Reid Travis during the second half Wade’s final All-Star ball. We need to get back Saturday in Lexington, Ky. The Wildcats won 86-69. [JAMES CRISP/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] appearance as a player is to our winning ways. We now complete, a four-day need to get off to a fast trip that had testimonials, start.’ The last thing celebrations, moments the organization needs with his family, count- is more off-the-field less photos and chats distractions.’” with some of basketball’s Joe Ricketts’ emails Vol-ing down royalty, and one more lob were published by Splin- to LeBron James for good ter News and included measure. He scored seven Islamophobic com- points in his final NBA All- ments, such as “Islam is No. 5 Tennessee looks to correct mistakes Star Game, helping Team a cult and not a religion.” LeBron get a 178-164 vic- Other emails discussed after lopsided loss to Kentucky tory over Team Giannis. conspiracies about “If you could wake up former President Barack and say, ‘This is how I Obama’s birthplace and By Steve Megargee would like my perfect day education. The Associated Press to go, this is how I would like my perfect All-Star EAST LANSING, MICH. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. weekend to go,’ then this Spartans expect to be — Tennessee’s 19-game was it for me,” Wade told without Ward for weeks winning streak has disap- The Associated Press. peared. So has its No. 1 “This was exactly what I Michigan State for- ranking. envisioned, what I wanted ward Nick Ward had Now the Volunteers must when I knew I had this surgery on his broken try to correct the numerous opportunity. And it’s been left hand and is expected mistakes they made Saturday even more than I thought to be out of for at least a in an 86-69 loss at Kentucky it could be.” few weeks. as they continue their bid for The score and the stats “I’m a quick healer so a second straight Southeast- from the weekend will be I’ll be back,” Ward said ern Conference title. forgotten. Monday with his left arm “Sometimes when you’re The moments won’t in a sling. rolling along like we were, be, at least not anytime Ward said he was you have a tendency to be soon. And with 26 games injured when his hand complacent a little bit and left in the Heat season, the made contact with an not try to move forward to NBA is not ready to say opponent’s elbow in a get better,” Tennessee coach goodbye. 62-44 win over Ohio Rick Barnes said Monday. “He’s been one of the State on Sunday. “Now there’s no doubt. guys who’s been a leader “I hope everyone here These guys realize more than Tennessee coach Rick Barnes calls a play during the second half in our league, an ambas- feels bad for Nick, but ever that we’ve got a lot of against Kentucky on Saturday in Lexington, Ky. [JAMES CRISP/THE sador worldwide as well I don’t want anyone to work to do to be the team we ASSOCIATED PRESS] as a champion,” said Los feel bad for us,” coach really want to be.” Angeles Lakers President Tom Izzo said. “This is Tennessee’s first loss regular-season title with 3-point range. Texas A&M Magic Johnson, one of the nature of the beast. since Thanksgiving week Auburn last year and never is the only SEC team that many who lauded Wade at We have to adjust.” dropped the Volunteers has won back-to-back con- has yielded more 3-pointers a dinner to start the week- Ward is the team’s sec- (23-2, 11-1 SEC) from No. 1 ference championships. The in conference play. Missis- end. “D-Wade embraced ond-leading scorer at 15.1 to No. 5 in the Top 25, with Vols’ chances of repeating sippi is the only SEC team being the face of the league points a game and third- Duke taking over the top depend on whether they allowing conference foes to for a long time. ... I think leading rebounder at 6.7 spot. Kentucky (21-4, 10-2) can fix the flaws that were make a higher percentage of the league has done well per game. The 6-foot-9 rose from No. 5 to No. 4. glaringly apparent against 3-point shots (.375). by him this season, with junior returned to school Barnes believes his play- Kentucky. Tennessee also had every arena honoring after putting his name in ers are up to the challenge “We needed to be hum- uncharacteristic problems him, but also we’re going the NBA draft last year. ahead. bled,” Tennessee forward against Kentucky. Jordan to miss him.” After the loss, Barnes Grant Williams said after Bowden and Lamonte’ So this weekend was RALEIGH, N.C. asked his players whether the Kentucky game. “I feel Turner were a combined 0 about the past, present Duke reclaims No. 1 they felt any differently. like we had a sense of enti- for 11 from 3-point range. and future. A few hours in AP Top 25 poll Barnes said point guard tlement, but we now realize Williams, the SEC scor- after landing in Charlotte, Jordan Bone responded that we’ve got to compete. It’s ing leader, had 16 points Wade thought he was Duke keeps finding its he was excited about going not going to be easy every but only four field-goal headed to a dinner with way back to No. 1. to practice because he knew game.” attempts. some family and close The Blue Devils the Vols must get better. Barnes has talked all The Vols’ next opponent friends. When he arrived reclaimed the top spot “That was one of the most season about Tennessee has far bigger flaws. with his wife Gabrielle in Monday’s AP Top 25, mature things I’ve heard needing to regain the defen- Vanderbilt is trying to Union and their new the third time this season from anybody in a long, sive intensity it showed last avoid its 14th consecutive daughter Kaavia James, he they’ve reached No. 1. long, long time,” Barnes year and the Vols allowed loss, which would match quickly realized that he’d Duke earned 58 of 64 first- said. Kentucky to shoot 54.7 the longest skid in school been misled by his inner place votes to climb one Tennessee in now tied percent from the field. history. The Commodores circle — and dinner for a spot and replace Tennes- with No. 13 LSU (21-4, Kentucky also outscored had a 14-game losing streak few was becoming dinner see, which had spent four 11-1) atop the SEC stand- Tennessee 36-20 in the that began in the 1934-35 for a few hundred instead. weeks at No. 1 but fell to ings , with Kentucky a game paint to expose the Vols’ season and carried over to It turned out to be a fifth after Saturday’s loss behind. Tennessee visits lack of frontcourt depth, as 1935-36. five-hour party, replete at Kentucky. LSU on Saturday in the only starting forward Kyle Alex- The Commodores shot with a red carpet arrival, Duke has now spent regular-season matchup ander played just 18 minutes 10 of 21 from 3-point range him seated on a throne nearly half of the sea- between the teams and before fouling out. against Tennessee before and simultaneously drink- son’s polls (seven of 16) hosts Kentucky on March 2. After blaming himself for falling 88-83 in overtime ing from two glasses of red at No. 1, and hasn’t been After hosting Vanderbilt not making better use of his on Jan. 23, but only one of wine at one point, laughs, ranked lower than fourth (9-16, 0-12) on Tuesday, bench, Barnes said the Vols Vanderbilt’s seven losses hugs, tears and capped since the preseason. The Tennessee will play teams need more from Alexander. since then has been decided by karaoke — one of his Blue Devils (23-2) — who rated in the top 30 of the “Kyle Alexander hasn’t by less than nine points. off-court obsessions. start four talented fresh- NET rankings in each of been a factor in three Vanderbilt coach Bryce Speakers included Caron men in RJ Barrett, Zion its last five regular-season weeks,” Barnes said. “You Drew noted that the Com- Butler, Donovan Mitchell, Williamson, Cam Red- games. Tennessee’s loss to know, he’s got to go back modores often have been Isiah Thomas, Tim Hard- dish and Tre Jones — also Kentucky marked its first and do his job. He just within a possession or two away, his parents Jolinda haven’t lost a game at matchup with an opponent simply hasn’t done the job heading into the final min- Wade and Dwyane Wade full strength since falling ranked in the Associated that he’s capable of doing.” utes before falling short Sr. and Heat President Pat to Gonzaga in the Maui Press Top 25 team since a Tennessee has other down the stretch. Riley. They all told differ- Invitational champion- Dec. 9 victory over No. 2 issues to address as well. “We’re knocking on the ent stories with the same ship game. Gonzaga, which was No. 1 The Vols are allowing SEC door,” Drew said. “We’re theme: Wade has meant at the time. opponents to shoot 36.8 just hoping to knock it down so much, to so many, for The Associated Press Tennessee shared the SEC percent (105 of 285) from soon.” so long.

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she’s around the plate. goal is at the end of the 8-1, No. 2 Mary Beth Singles — No. 1 Alexander NASCAR BOZEMAN She throws a lot of season.” Whitlock def. Valorie Smo- Ramos def. Habib Septem- strikes. She’s got a good liakova 8-1, No. 3 Caroline ber 8-3, No. 2 Austin Grant From Page C1 From Page C1 changeup, she’s got a TENNIS Hundley def. Sydney def. Loston Zoborski 8-4, great changeup. The Mosley 7-7, Arnold 1-1 DeMent 8-0, No. 4 Kath- No. 3 Richie Simpson def. my life, in anything.” said. best changeup we’ll see ryn Underhill def. Bailey Anderson Miles 8-5, No. 4 These are the moments Bozeman coach Jared all year.” PANAMA CITY BEACH — Yorgue 8-0, No. 5 Anneke Jack Hundley def. Domi- when NASCAR shines Smith said he wished Despite the need for The Mosley boys and girls Klip def. Reece Merritt 8-0, nic Albert 8-0, No. 5 Brad bright, with a feel-good his team would have improvements, Smith tennis teams won their No. 6 Mary Frances Hund- Vickers def. Kash Roberts victory that honored a adjusted quicker to what said he’s fine with the season opener over the ley def. Maisynn Henry 8-6. 8-3, No. 6 Kyle Vickers def. man who loved racing. Walters was doing inside fact that his team isn’t Marlins. The Arnold girls Doubles — No. 1 Whitlock/ Cade Miles 8-3. The shared moment for the circle on Monday firing on all cylinders fell to 0-2 and the boys to Reed def. Popova/Smolia- Doubles — No. 1 Ramos/ Gibbs, his family and night. in the first game of the 1-1. kova 8-4, No. 2 C. Hundley/ Grant def. September/ his race team dwarfed “Because we know season. Girls results Underhill def. DeMent/ Miles 8-0, No. 2 Zoborski/ the rest of the 500. what she’s going to do,” “Let’s save that for the Singles — No. 1 Alisa Yorgue 8-0. Albert def. Simpson/Hund- There had been con- Smith said. “I mean end,” Smith said. “Our Popova def. Reagan Reed Boys results ley 8-5. cern the main event might disappoint after three ho-hum exhibi- golf." courses where everyone the Chitimacha Louisi- about it at all," he said. tion races, but NASCAR SEIFFERT Still, Seiffert said it was playing from the ana Open in Broussard, "Obviously it was not got the event it needed was a positive step for- same spot, so you don’t La. There are still the start I wanted to get to start its rebuild- From Page C1 ward following his early really separate yourself plenty of opportuni- off to, but all it really ing season. France, the struggles on courses off the tee. I didn’t get ties to keep moving up takes is one or two good NASCAR chairman that he said put players to exploit my advantage. the Tour standings, weeks to really bump since August, used the had a poor day with like himself who are long I knew this week would however, with 22 more yourself way up there. prerace driver meeting the putter," he said. "I off of the tee at a decided be more of an advantage scheduled events con- I’m confident in myself to urge the full 40-car had a bad break on the disadvantage. for us. It was good to cluding with the Web. and my game. I know field to get up on the back nine where I made "I was looking forward play well and get a good Com Tour Champion- I can win any week, I wheel and race. Driv- double (bogey) on 12. to getting back to the finish." ship in September. just have to be patient ers had spent the week It was overall kind of a States because I knew Seiffert will have to That’s a big part of and get my game sharp in single-file lines, and weird day. I felt good, going into this week it wait a while to com- why Seiffert said he to where it all comes only Hamlin and Chase hit the ball good, just would be a good course pete on the golf course wasn’t too concerned together. Hopefully by Elliott had frequented didn’t get it in the hole for me," he said. "The again, with the next with his slow start to the end of the year I’ll the second, bottom lane, as well as I did the first first four weeks was Web.com Tour event the season. be right there where we leading into the 500. three days. That’s just a lot of short, quirky not until March 24 for "I wasn’t worried need to be." “I hope a few of you drivers out there will get down on the bottom with Denny and Chase and put on a good show Guy’s 23 lift No. 3 Virginia past Hokies today,” France said. Who knows if France’s request — it actually By Hank Kurz Jr. The game was tied at Nickeil sounded as if he was The Associated Press 32 after Hill’s 3-pointer Alexander- asking for a favor — was to open the scoring in Walker (4) the kick in the seat the BLACKSBURG, Va. the second half, but the of Virginia drivers needed? They — Kyle Guy scored 23 Cavaliers gradually built Tech drives raced hard from the very points and No. 3 Vir- their lead to 48-38 with to the basket start, tore up a couple ginia pulled away in the about 11 minutes to play. and is fouled million dollars’ worth of second half to beat No. The Hokies scored the from behind cars, and put on a rather 20 Virginia Tech 64-58 next five points, rous- by Mamadi memorable show. The on Monday night. ing a sold-out crowd, Diakite (25) of overnight rating on Fox Ty Jerome added 16 but Virginia turned up UVa in the fi rst was up 8 percent from points and De’Andre its defense and held the half Monday in last year’s record low — Hunter had 10 for the Hokies scoreless for six Blacksburg Va. up against the Winter Cavaliers (23-2, 11-2 possessions over the [MATT GENTRY/ Olympics — and early Atlantic Coast Con- next 4 ½ minutes and THE ROANOKE numbers indicated the ference), who swept opened its largest lead at TIMES VIA THE Daytona 500 was trend- the regular-season 56-43 with 5:51 to play. ASSOCIATED ing toward the top-rated series with their state Hill broke the drought PRESS] sports event of weekend. rivals and won for the for Virginia Tech with Some takeaways: sixth time in their last a steal and dunk, and • Matt DiBenedetto eight visits to Cassell Nickeil Alexander- led a race-high 49 laps in Coliseum. Walker followed a his debut for mid-pack Kerry Blackshear Jr. Virginia miss with a Leavine Family Racing. had 23 points and 13 basket in traffic, but The team now has crew rebounds for the Hokies Jerome answered with chief Mike Wheeler, who (20-6, 9-5), who played a driving bank shot for won Hamlin’s first Day- their sixth game in the Cavaliers and their tona 500 four years ago, a row without floor lead was 58-47 with 4 and a Toyota partnership leader Justin Robinson minutes to play. Three- that gave DiBenedetto (injured foot). Ahmed pointers by Guy, his a chance to win “The Hill added 16 points, but sixth of the game, and Great American Race.” the Hokies made just 3 of Braxton Key rebuilt the • Paul Menard was 27 attempts from beyond Virginia lead to 64-54 ensnared in both the the 3-point arc. with under a minute left. big wrecks at Speed- weeks. Jimmie Johnson crashed him to deny Menard a win a week earlier in an exhibition Murray waits to measure up after picking NFL race, then Menard trig- gered a 21-car accident By Schuyler Dixon overall pick in June by will be on his height, declined to offer anything go in the top 10 of the on Sunday. It ended The Associated Press Oakland, Murray led however. Reminded more specific than the draft by saying his goal DiBenedetto’s day and Oklahoma to the Col- before the O’Brien cer- already-mentioned 5-10. was to be the No. 1 over- gave the race the indel- FORT WORTH, Texas lege Football Playoff in emony that the 1938 “I don’t wake up in the all choice. ible demolition derby — Now that Kyler Murray his only season as the Heisman winner from morning and measure After the Browns made moment that will surely has decided to play in the starter while posting TCU was 5-7, Murray myself so I don’t know that happen , Mayfield be used in marketing NFL instead of report- the second-best passer said he knew that and that,” he said. “It’s defi- won the job early in the campaigns to come. ing to spring training as efficiency rating in Bowl added, “So me and him nitely not 5-7.” season and led Cleveland • Hendrick Motors- a first-round draft pick Subdivision history. have got something in In the same setting a to seven wins in 2018 ports had the front row by baseball’s Oakland Before throwing for common.” year earlier, Mayfield after the Browns were at the start of the race Athletics, the questions 4,361 yards and 42 touch- Given the obvious shot back at a question coming off a two-year but it was Johnson, in can shift to the Heisman downs and running for chance to clarify, he still about whether he could record of 1-31. a battered Chevrolet, Trophy winner’s height. 1,001 yards and 12 scores, who led the camp with The former Okla- Murray’s only extensive a ninth-place finish. homa star says everyone college experience was a Only 14 cars finished will get their answer at rough freshman season at on the lead lap, which the NFL combine next Texas A&M in 2015. After helped Johnson and week. And that was after transferring to Okla- others salvage other- Murray listed himself homa, he was the backup wise difficult races. at 5-foot-10 Monday to 2017 Heisman winner Same for Kyle Larson, before accepting the Baker Mayfield, the top who was involved in Davey O’Brien Award as pick in last year’s draft. three different incidents the nation’s top college “Obviously my career and still finished sev- quarterback. as far as the early stages enth. “What a gnarly “I’ve been a 5-10 pro- of my college career, it night,” said Johnson. jected in the first (round), wasn’t looking too hot,” • Ford was heavily I mean, that’s crazy to said Murray, who like favored to win the race me, the fact that I’m Mayfield lost in the CFP in its debut of the Mus- already projected that semifinals. “And then tang and Logano was high,” Murray said. “I’m after this past season, fantastic in trying to not over 6-foot. I haven’t it was to go in and kind chase down Hamlin in seen that since I’ve been of put myself in the best overtime. Logano wound alive.” possible situation. I think up fourth — annoyed fel- The 21-year-old who I did pretty well.” low Ford driver Michael won three state champi- Murray said he hasn’t McDowell did not push onships and didn’t lose decided the specifics of him at the end — in the a game as a high school his participation in the lone bright spot for the quarterback in the Dallas NFL combine, but Okla- manufacturer. It was a area said football became homa coach Lincoln Riley rough race for Stewart- a factor in his deci- believes his time in the Haas Racing, which had sion simply because he 40-yard dash could be three drivers in con- finally had a chance to an eye-opener. Murray tention for the victory play again. said it’s been “two, three until the late wrecks, After signing a contract years” since ran a 40, at and wound up with for a $4.66 million sign- 4.3 seconds. four crashed race cars. ing bonus as the ninth Most of the attention * ** C4 Tuesday, February 19, 2019 | The News Herald

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N.Y. Rangers 58 25 25 8 58 170 194 Jonas Blixt (46), $100,788 71-68-66-73—278 AREA EVENTS EBRO New Jersey 59 23 28 8 54 173 204 MONDAY’S RESULTS Patrick Cantlay (46), $100,788 68-71-70-69—278 Detroit 60 23 29 8 54 168 199 EAST Bryson DeChambeau (46), $100,788 Schedule Ottawa 58 22 31 5 49 179 211 Boston U. 70, Holy Cross 60 70-68-69-71—278 Softball Tennis Monday Kansas State 65 West Virginia 51 Tony Finau (46), $100,788 66-68-72-72—278 Bay at Mosley 2:30 p.m. Bay at West Florida 2:30 Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx WESTERN CONFERENCE SOUTH Beau Hossler (46), $100,788 68-69-70-71—278 11:25 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota GP W L OT PTS GF GA MVSU 70, Southern U. 59 Luke List (46), $100,788 71-66-73-68—278 Chipley at Arnold 6 p.m. p.m. 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Calgary 59 36 16 7 79 217 176 NC Central 98, Howard 90 Patrick Rodgers (46), $100,788 66-67-73-72—278 Beach noon. San Jose 59 35 17 7 77 214 184 Norfolk State 76, NC A&T 58 Xander Schauffele (46), $100,788 Rutherford at Liberty Boys Weightlifting Evening: Winnipeg 59 36 19 4 76 202 171 SC State 57, Florida A&M 54 74-68-67-69—278 County 6 p.m. Mosley at Rutherford 4 Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Nashville 61 34 22 5 73 186 160 Savannah State 79, Bethune-Cookman 70 Bubba Watson (46), $100,788 70-66-69-73—278 Tuesday Vegas 60 32 24 4 68 180 169 Texas Southern 77, Jackson State 65 Tiger Woods (46), $100,788 70-71-65-72—278 p.m. Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx St. Louis 58 31 22 5 67 174 162 Virginia 64, Virginia Tech 58 Rafa Cabrera Bello (34), $60,433 11:55 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota Dallas 58 29 24 5 63 145 149 Prairie View at Grambling State, late 68-71-69-71—279 11:30 a.m. Minnesota 59 27 26 6 60 164 176 MIDWEST Paul Casey (34), $60,433 70-66-71-72—279 Wednesday Vancouver 60 26 27 7 59 170 188 Wisconsin 64, Illinois 58 Kyoung-Hoon Lee (34), $60,433 Matinee: Chicago 60 25 26 9 59 200 223 SOUTHWEST 72-69-68-70—279 Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 Colorado 58 23 24 11 57 186 192 Ark.-Pine Bluff 73, Alcorn State 62 Tommy Fleetwood (28), $50,320 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m. Greyhound Arizona 59 26 28 5 57 154 172 TCU at Oklahoma State, late 70-69-70-71—280 simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota Anaheim 59 23 27 9 55 133 187 FAR WEST Dylan Frittelli (28), $50,320 68-72-72-68—280 ON THE AIR 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm Edmonton 58 24 29 5 53 163 195 E. Washington 82, Idaho 57 Matt Kuchar (28), $50,320 68-72-69-71—280 Beach noon. Los Angeles 58 23 29 6 52 141 179 Ryan Moore (28), $50,320 68-72-73-67—280 Evening: 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss. J.T. Poston (28), $50,320 67-70-70-73—280 Today ESPN2 — Baylor at Iowa Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby Top 3 teams in each division and two wild Kyle Jones (22), $40,885 68-67-70-76—281 COLLEGE BASKETBALL State Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. cards per conference advance to playoffs. AUTO RACING Kevin Na (22), $40,885 70-70-69-72—281 Thursday Nick Taylor (22), $40,885 70-71-68-72—281 (MEN’S) ESPNU — Florida State at Saturday’s Games Danny Willett (22), $40,885 71-71-69-70—281 Matinee: NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 Calgary 5, Pittsburgh 4 Scott Brown (16), $31,820 70-71-69-72—282 5 p.m. Clemson Philadelphia 6, Detroit 5, OT DAYTONA 500 Jim Furyk (16), $31,820 67-73-70-72—282 a.m., Gulfstream 11:35 a.m. Greyhound Sunday at Daytona International Speedway, St. Louis 3, Colorado 0 Sergio Garcia (16), $31,820 75-67-69-71—282 CBSSN — Dayton at SEC — Alabama at Texas simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane Daytona Beach, Fla. 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach noon. Arizona 2, Toronto 0 Max Homa (16), $31,820 69-70-74-69—282 Lap length: 2.5 miles Davidson A&M Evening: Ottawa 4, Winnipeg 3, OT Jason Kokrak (16), $31,820 69-73-68-72—282 N.Y. Islanders 5, Edmonton 2 (Starting position in parentheses) Scott Langley (16), $31,820 69-70-70-73—282 6 p.m. 9 p.m. Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: 1. (10) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 207. Tampa Bay 3, Montreal 0 Phil Mickelson (16), $31,820 72-69-71-70—282 Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. 2. (31) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 207. ESPN — Vanderbilt at CBSSN — UNLV at Carolina 3, Dallas 0 Abraham Ancer (11), $22,999 69-71-70-73—283 Friday 3. (28) Erik Jones, Toyota, 207. Columbus 5, Chicago 2 Russell Henley (11), $22,999 69-73-66-75—283 Tennessee Wyoming Matinee: 4. (4) Joey Logano, Ford, 207. San Jose 3, Vancouver 2 Peter Malnati (11), $22,999 72-69-70-72—283 Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 5. (34) Michael McDowell, Ford, 207. ESPN2 — Purdue at NHL Vegas 5, Nashville 1 Joaquin Niemann (11), $22,999 a.m., Aqueduct 11:20 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 6. (22) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 207. Boston 4, Los Angeles 2 71-66-72-74—283 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 7. (26) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 207. Indiana 7 p.m. Sunday’s Games C.T. Pan (11), $22,999 69-73-69-72—283 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 p.m., Palm Beach 8. (21) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 207. Pittsburgh 6, N.Y. Rangers 5 Aaron Baddeley (9), $18,944 69-71-71-73—284 ESPNU — Wake Forest at NBCSN — Toronto at St. noon. 9. (17) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 207. St. Louis 4, Minnesota 0 Cameron Smith (9), $18,944 72-69-69-74—284 Evening: Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: 10. (36) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 207. Notre Dame Louis New Jersey 4, Buffalo 1 Keegan Bradley (7), $17,523 66-74-75-70—285 Palm Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby 11. (2) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 207. Philadelphia 3, Detroit 1 Alex Cejka (7), $17,523 70-70-73-72—285 FS1 — Nebraska at Penn SOCCER Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. 12. (35) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 207. Florida 6, Montreal 3 Bill Haas (7), $17,523 67-72-71-75—285 Saturday 13. (5) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 207. State 2 p.m. Anaheim 5, Washington 2 Brian Harman (7), $17,523 69-71-75-70—285 Matinee: 14. (19) Ryan Newman, Ford, 207. Monday’s Games Jordan Spieth (7), $17,523 64-70-70-81—285 SEC — Ole Miss at South TNT — UEFA Champions Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 15. (25) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, 205. Calgary 5, Arizona 2 Ernie Els (6), $16,650 71-71-71-73—286 a.m., Gulfstream 11:35 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 16. (20) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 205. Carolina League: Liverpool vs. Tampa Bay 5, Columbus 1 Freddie Jacobson (6), $16,650 70-71-68-77—286 a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound si- 17. (18) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, Accident, 200. Chicago 8, Ottawa 7 Pat Perez (6), $16,650 69-73-68-76—286 mulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 18. (32) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 200. 7 p.m. Bayern Munich Vegas at Colorado, late Sam Ryder (6), $16,650 69-71-75-71—286 11:35 a.m., Palm Beach noon. 19. (38) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, 200. Boston at San Jose, late Brian Gay (5), $16,058 71-69-71-76—287 BTN — Maryland at Iowa SKIING Evening: 20. (6) Clint Bowyer, Ford, Accident, 199. Washington at Los Angeles, late Martin Kaymer (5), $16,058 71-69-75-72—287 Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm 21. (1) William Byron, Chevrolet, Accident, 198. CBSSN — Rhode Island 10:30 p.m. Today’s Games Brian Stuard (5), $16,058 69-70-73-75—287 Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane 22. (16) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Accident, Buffalo at Florida, 7 p.m. Peter Uihlein (5), $16,058 69-73-68-77—287 at VCU NBCSN — FIS Alpine 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. 198. Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Robert Garrigus (4), $15,318 69-71-73-76—289 Sunday 23. (30) Brendan Gaughan, Chevrolet, Accident, 8 p.m. World Cup: City Event, Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Kramer Hickok (4), $15,318 66-74-71-78—289 Matinee: 197. N.Y. Rangers at Carolina, 7 p.m. Sung Kang (4), $15,318 69-72-78-70—289 ESPN — Kentucky at Sweden Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 24. (27) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, Accident, 196. Columbus at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Ted Potter, Jr. (4), $15,318 70-69-77-73—289 a.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 25. (12) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 196. Missouri Toronto at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Seamus Power (4), $15,318 70-72-75-72—289 a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound 26. (3) Kevin Harvick, Ford, Accident, 194. Anaheim at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Shawn Stefani (4), $15,318 72-70-73-74—289 simulcast: Palm Beach noon, Jacksonville 27. (39) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, Accident, 191. Nashville at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Stephan Jaeger (3), $14,652 71-71-72-76—290 12:30 p.m. 28. (9) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, Accident, 190. Arizona at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Tae Hee Lee, $14,652 68-74-75-73—290 POKER ROOM 29. (7) Paul Menard, Ford, Accident, 190. Wednesday’s Games Davis Love III (3), $14,652 69-71-74-76—290 – Open 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through 30. (24) David Ragan, Ford, Accident, 190. Chicago at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Richard H. Lee, $14,356 70-71-74-76—291 Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and 31. (14) Ryan Blaney, Ford, Accident, 190. Winnipeg at Colorado, 8:30 p.m. Jimmy Walker (3), $14,208 67-75-75-75—292 Saturday. 32. (8) Aric Almirola, Ford, Accident, 190. N.Y. Islanders at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Adam Hadwin (3), $14,060 68-72-77-77—294 LOCATION 33. (23) Daniel Suarez, Ford, Accident, 190. Boston at Vegas, 10 p.m. Cody Gribble (2), $13,912 71-70-79-76—296 – Intersection of State 79 and State 20. 34. (29) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, Accident, 190. INFORMATION Giordano leads 35. (11) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, Accident, 190. LPGA TOUR 36. (33) Matt Tifft, Ford, Accident, 190. WOMAN’S AUSTRALIAN OPEN – 234-3943. 37. (15) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, Accident, 190. Sunday’s leaders at The Grange CC, Adelaide, 38. (13) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, Accident, 169. Australia. Purse: $1.3 million. Yardage: 6,648; COLLEGE BASKETBALL 39. (37) Cody Ware, Chevrolet, Accident, 155. Par: 72 (36-36) (a-denotes amateur) Flames to win ODDS 40. (40) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, Accident, 104. FINAL MEN’S BASKETBALL Race Statistics Nelly Korda, $195,000 71-66-67-67—271 THE AP TOP 25 POLL Average Speed of Winner: 137.44 mph. PREGAME.COM LINE Jin Young Ko, $121,275 68-72-69-64—273 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Time of Race: 3 hours, 45 minutes, 55 seconds. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Wei-Ling Hsu, $87,977 65-69-74-68—276 college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes Margin of Victory: .138 seconds. over Coyotes Today Angel Yin, $61,418 72-69-70-66—277 in parentheses, records through Feb. 17, total Caution Flags: 12 for 47 laps. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Haru Nomura, $61,418 70-67-70-70—277 points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place Lead Changes: 15 among 9 drivers. At Davidson 3½ Dayton Azahara Munoz, $41,166 72-71-70-65—278 vote through one point for a 25th-place vote Lap Leaders: W. Byron 1-2; R. Stenhouse Jr. 3-6; At Notre Dame 11 Wake Forest Alena Sharp, $41,166 69-71-70-68—278 and last week’s ranking: M. DiBenedetto 7-21; K. Busch 22; R. Stenhouse At Penn State 3½ Nebraska Marissa Steen, $31,207 70-71-70-68—279 RECORD PTS. LWR Jr. 23-34; K. Busch 35-61; J. Logano 62-72; D. The Associated Press giving the Flames a 3-2 Purdue 5 At Indiana Jodi Ewart Shadoff, $31,207 65-73-70-71—279 1. Duke (58) 23-2 1,594 2 Hemric 73; M. DiBenedetto 74-107; K. Busch At Cent. Michigan 2½ Kent State Amy Olson, $23,451 70-76-66-68—280 lead with 3:42 left in 2. Gonzaga (6) 25-2 1,502 3 108; R. Blaney 109-121; W. Byron 122-163; At Bowling Green 4 Akron Mi Hyang Lee, $23,451 71-71-70-68—280 3. Virginia 22-2 1,476 4 J. McMurray 164-169; D. Hamlin 170-190; K. CALGARY, Alberta the second. Subbing in At Buffalo 18 Ohio Sarah Kemp, $23,451 72-71-68-69—280 4. Kentucky 21-4 1,383 5 Busch 191-198; D. Hamlin 199-207. Toledo 2½ At E. Michigan Hannah Green, $23,451 68-69-73-70—280 — Michael Frolik and on Calgary’s third line 5. Tennessee 23-2 1,376 1 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps At Miami (Ohio) Pk Ball State Jeongeun Lee6, $23,451 72-69-67-72—280 6. Nevada 24-1 1,240 7 Led): Matt DiBenedetto 2 times for 49 laps; Mikael Backlund each again for the injured At Tennessee 18 Vanderbilt Teresa Lu, $16,713 77-67-70-67—281 7. Michigan 23-3 1,150 6 William Byron 2 times for 44 laps; Kyle Busch Mississippi 2 At South Carolina Kristen Gillman, $16,713 68-74-70-69—281 had a goal and an assist James Neal, Czarnik 8. North Carolina 20-5 1,129 8 4 times for 37 laps; Denny Hamlin 2 times for At Drake 4 Bradley Minjee Lee, $16,713 71-70-71-69—281 9. Houston 25-1 1,085 9 30 laps; Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 2 times for 16 laps; At Iowa 2 Maryland Ashleigh Buhai, $16,713 72-70-69-70—281 in the third period to snared the puck on a 10. Michigan State 21-5 1,046 11 Ryan Blaney 1 time for 13 laps; Joey Logano 1 At Va. Commonwealth 9 Rhode Island Mirim Lee, $16,713 73-69-68-71—281 11. Marquette 21-4 987 10 time for 11 laps; Jamie McMurray 1 time for 6 help the Calgary Flames broken play and scored At Clemson 2 Florida State Moriya Jutanugarn, $16,713 68-72-70-71—281 12. Kansas 20-6 801 14 laps; Daniel Hemric 1 time for 1 lap. At Iowa State 8½ Baylor Bronte Law, $16,713 67-72-70-72—281 beat the Arizona Coy- from his knees with a 13. LSU 21-4 773 19 Kentucky 10½ At Missouri Meghan MacLaren, $13,187 73-69-73-67—282 14. Texas Tech 21-5 733 15 POINTS LEADERS otes on Monday. low shot. Alabama 2½ At Texas A&M Celine Boutier, $13,187 71-70-74-67—282 15. Purdue 18-7 699 12 Through Feb. 17 UNLV 6 At Wyoming Marina Alex, $13,187 72-68-75-67—282 Mark Giordano Ryan opened the 16. Florida State 20-5 525 17 1. Denny Hamlin, 52 Jaclyn Lee, $13,187 72-71-71-68—282 17. Villanova 20-6 519 13 2. Joey Logano, 52 also had a goal and an scoring as he deflected NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Gaby Lopez, $13,187 71-69-72-70—282 18. Louisville 18-8 507 16 3. Kyle Busch, 45 Today Tonje Daffi nrud, $10,657 72-73-71-67—283 assist, and Derek Ryan Giordano’s slap shot up 19. Iowa State 19-6 426 23 4. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., 39 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Jaye Marie Green, $10,657 73-72-70-68—283 20. Virginia Tech 20-5 408 22 5. Erik Jones, 35 At Philadelphia Off Tampa Bay Off Karis Davidson, $10,657 71-70-73-69—283 and Austin Czarnik on Pickard at 1:34 of the 21. Iowa 20-5 389 21 6. Alex Bowman, 35 Pittsburgh -155 At New Jersey +145 Brittany Altomare, $10,657 69-75-69-70—283 22. Wisconsin 17-8 250 20 7. Kyle Larson, 33 had the other goals for first for his sixth of the At Carolina -202 NY Rangers +182 Carlota Ciganda, $10,657 68-72-73-70—283 23. Kansas State 19-6 249 18 8. Jimmie Johnson, 33 At Florida -135 Buffalo +125 Yu Liu, $10,657 69-70-70-74—283 the Flames, who won season. 24. Maryland 19-7 211 24 9. Michael McDowell, 32 At Montreal Off Columbus Off Katherine Kirk, $8,512 71-74-70-69—284 25. Buffalo 22-3 164 25 10. Ty Dillon, 32 their second straight to Garland beat Smith At St. Louis -127 Toronto +117 Jackie Stoelting, $8,512 68-75-71-70—284 Others receiving votes: Cincinnati 99, 11. Brad Keselowski, 32 At Minnesota -217 Anaheim +197 Maria Torres, $8,512 71-72-70-71—284 improve to 3-3-2 since with a high backhand Wofford 32, Auburn 21, Washington 20, 12. Ryan Preece, 30 At Dallas -113 Nashville +103 Lauren Stephenson, $8,512 70-73-69-72—284 Mississippi State 2, St. John’s 2, Mississippi 13. Chase Elliott, 27 the All-Star break. for to tie it at 6:27 of the At Edmonton Off Arizona Off Madelene Sagstrom, $8,512 67-67-77-73—284 1, Yale 1. 14. Kevin Harvick, 27 Updated odds available at Pregame.com Nanna Koerstz Madsen, $7,193 Elias Lindholm assisted second. 15. Ryan Blaney, 27 74-72-70-69—285 16. Clint Bowyer, 26 USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL Xiyu Lin, $7,193 74-69-71-71—285 on both third-period Giordano put Calgary 17. Ryan Newman, 25 The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s Karrie Webb, $7,193 67-74-71-73—285 NBA 18. William Byron, 25 goals, Rasmus Anders- up 2-1 with 8:40 left college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes Ariya Jutanugarn, $6,640 76-69-72-69—286 in parentheses, records through Feb. 17, 19. Austin Dillon, 23 All times Eastern Ayako Uehara, $6,241 73-73-73-68—287 son also had two assists, in the middle period. points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place 20. Matt DiBenedetto, 21 EASTERN CONFERENCE Charley Hull, $6,241 75-66-74-72—287 and Mike Smith stopped Instead of shooting vote through one point for a 25th-place vote Catriona Matthew, $5,644 73-72-73-70—288 W L PCT GB and last week’s ranking: NASCAR XFINITY Milwaukee 43 14 .754 — Luna Sobron, $5,644 73-73-69-73—288 27 shots in his third from his preferred spot RECORD PTS. LWR POINTS LEADERS Toronto 43 16 .729 1 Dana Finkelstein, $5,644 70-71-72-75—288 straight start (2-0-1). near the faceoff circle 1. Duke (28) 23-2 796 2 Through Feb. 16 Charlotte Thomas, $4,860 74-70-74-71—289 Indiana 38 20 .655 5½ 1. Brandon Jones, 49 2. Gonzaga (4) 25-2 761 3 Annie Park, $4,860 70-76-71-72—289 Conor Garland and to the goalie’s right, the Boston 37 21 .638 6½ 2. Ross Chastain, 43 3. Virginia 22-2 712 4 Pornanong Phatlum, $4,860 71-74-72-72—289 Philadelphia 37 21 .638 6½ 3. Michael Annett, 42 Jordan Weal scored for Calgary captain went 4. Kentucky 21-4 699 5 Isi Gabsa, $4,860 71-74-69-75—289 Brooklyn 30 29 .508 14 4. Austin Cindric, 41 5. Tennessee 23-2 692 1 Kris Tamulis, $4,860 71-68-75-75—289 Charlotte 27 30 .474 16 5. Justin Allgaier, 39 the Coyotes. Calvin forehand to backhand to 6. Nevada 24-1 621 6 Lee-Anne Pace, $4,050 73-72-76-69—290 Detroit 26 30 .464 16½ 6. Christopher Bell, 39 7. Michigan 23-3 570 7 Lizette Salas, $4,050 71-75-73-71—290 Pickard finished with beat Pickard for his 13th. Miami 26 30 .464 16½ 7. Ryan Sieg, 37 8. Houston 25-1 563 9 Thidapa Suwannapura, $4,050 Orlando 27 32 .458 17 8. John Hunter Nemechek, 37 29 saves in his third Weal, acquired from 9. North Carolina 20-5 550 8 74-71-74-71—290 Washington 24 34 .414 19½ 9. Jeffrey Earnhardt, 35 10. Marquette 21-4 520 10 Sarah Schmelzel, $4,050 70-74-74-72—290 start for Arizona since Philadelphia in Janu- Atlanta 19 39 .328 24½ 10. Tyler Reddick, 33 11. Michigan State 21-5 467 12 Mina Harigae, $4,050 72-72-72-74—290 Chicago 14 44 .241 29½ 11. Noah Gragson, 31 being claimed off waiv- ary, got his first goal 12. Kansas 20-6 370 14 Amy Yang, $4,050 70-70-76-74—290 Cleveland 12 46 .207 31½ 12. Justin Haley, 31 13. Purdue 18-7 359 11 Caroline Masson, $3,360 71-74-73-73—291 ers from Philadelphia on for the Coyotes on the New York 11 47 .190 32½ 13. Jeff Green, 30 14. Texas Tech 21-5 334 15 Sakura Yokomine, $3,360 76-70-71-74—291 14. Chase Briscoe, 25 Nov. 29. power play with 5:39 left 15. LSU 21-4 309 21 Celine Herbin, $3,360 71-72-74-74—291 WESTERN CONFERENCE 15. Cole Custer, 23 16. Villanova 20-6 308 13 Elizabeth Szokol, $3,360 71-74-71-75—291 Frolik extended in the period. He took W L PCT GB 17. Florida State 20-5 273 19 16. Joey Gase, 21 Golden State 41 16 .719 — Felicity Johnson, $3,360 71-72-73-75—291 18. Virginia Tech 20-5 250 16 17. Brandon Brown, 19 Denver 39 18 .684 2 Lindy Duncan, $3,121 71-73-76-72—292 Calgary’s lead to 4-2 a cross-ice feed from 19. Iowa 20-5 244 17 18. Timmy Hill, 18 Oklahoma City 37 20 .649 4 Munchin Keh, $3,021 72-74-72-75—293 20. Iowa State 19-6 217 22 19. David Starr, 17 at 5:48 of the third Alex Galchenyuk and Portland 34 23 .596 7 Lindsey Weaver, $3,021 72-71-75-75—293 21. Kansas State 19-6 184 18 20. Scott Lagasse Jr., 16 Houston 33 24 .579 8 Kim Kaufman, $2,888 72-74-73-75—294 period off Arizona’s whipped a wrist shot 22. Louisville 18-8 173 20 Utah 32 25 .561 9 Nicole Broch Larsen, $2,888 73-72-73-76—294 23. Wisconsin 17-8 120 23 NASCAR GANDER OUTDOORS defensive-zone turn- past Smith’s shoulder. San Antonio 33 26 .559 9 Stephanie Meadow, $2,788 73-73-74-76—296 24. Buffalo 22-3 82 24 L.A. Clippers 32 27 .542 10 TRUCK Morgan Pressel, $2,722 74-72-76-75—297 over. Lindholm skated NOTES: The Flames 25. Cincinnati 21-4 66 — Sacramento 30 27 .526 11 POINTS LEADERS 25. Maryland 19-7 66 25 the puck out from the improved to 21-1-0 L.A. Lakers 28 29 .491 13 Through Feb. 15 PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS Others receiving votes: Washington 20, 1. Austin Hill, 49 Minnesota 27 30 .474 14 CHUBB CLASSIC boards and dished to this season when Wofford 19, North Texas 9, Arizona State 8, 2. Grant Enfi nger, 46 Dallas 26 31 .456 15 Sunday’s leaders at The Classics CC at Lely Auburn 8, Mississippi 6, Mississippi State 6, 3. Spencer Boyd, 39 the Czech, who chipped leading after two peri- New Orleans 26 33 .441 16 Resort, Naples, Fla. Purse: $1.6 million; St. John’s 6, Furman 5, Texas 4, Hofstra 1, 4. Stewart Friesen, 36 Memphis 23 36 .390 19 Yardage: 6,843; Par: 71 (35-36) (x-won on Southern Miss. 1, Texas State 1. 5. Austin Wayne Self, 34 the puck by Pickard ods. ... Flames D T.J. Phoenix 11 48 .186 31 fi rst playoff hole) 6. Matt Crafton, 32 FINAL stick-side. Brodie was scratched THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS/SCHEDULE 7. Josh Reaume, 31 Friday’s Game x-Miguel Angel Jiménez, $240,000 Saturday’s Games 8. David Gilliland, 31 Backlund added an prior to the game and At Charlotte, N.C. 68-66-66—200 No. 5 Kentucky 86, No. 1 Tennessee 69 9. Ben Rhodes, 31 Team USA 161, Team World 144 Olin Browne, $128,000 68-66-66—200 empty-netter with 1:12 said to be day-to-day No. 2 Duke 94, North Carolina State 78 10. Timothy Peters, 30 Saturday’s Games Bernhard Langer, $128,000 68-64-68—200 No. 3 Gonzaga at San Diego, late 11. Sheldon Creed, 30 left. with an undisclosed NBA All-Star Saturday Woody Austin, $86,400 67-65-69—201 No. 4 Virginia 60, Notre Dame 54 12. Angela Ruch, 29 Sunday’s Games Kevin Sutherland, $86,400 70-62-69—201 Czarnik got his second injury, which promoted No. 6 Michigan 65, No. 24 Maryland 52 13. Clay Greenfi eld, 29 2019 NBA All-Star Game at Charlotte, N.C. Stephen Ames, $51,840 63-68-71—202 No. 7 Nevada 82, Wyoming 49 14. Bobby Gerhart, 26 goal in two games after Andersson to Calgary’s Team LeBron West 178, Team Giannis East Retief Goosen, $51,840 68-65-69—202 No. 8 North Carolina 95, Wake Forest 57 15. Johnny Sauter, 24 164 Tom Lehman, $51,840 67-70-65—202 No. 12 Purdue 76, Penn State 64 16. Myatt Snider, 23 being a healthy scratch top pairing alongside Monday’s Games Sandy Lyle, $51,840 63-71-68—202 No. 14 Kansas 78, West Virginia 53 17. Christian Eckes, 23 No games scheduled. Colin Montgomerie, $51,840 69-63-70—202 for the previous nine, Giordano. No. 15 Texas Tech 86, Baylor 61 18. Gus Dean, 22 Today’s Games Glen Day, $32,960 65-66-72—203 No. 16 Louisville 56, Clemson 55 19. Todd Gilliland, 22 No games scheduled. Bob Estes, $32,960 66-68-69—203 No. 17 Florida State 69, Georgia Tech 47 20. Joe Nemechek, 21 Wednesday’s Games David McKenzie, $32,960 67-69-67—203 No. 23 Iowa State 78, No. 18 Kansas State 64 No games scheduled. Steve Stricker, $32,960 67-66-70—203 No. 19 Louisiana State 83, Georgia 79 Thursday’s Games Ken Tanigawa, $32,960 65-66-72—203 No. 21 Iowa 71, Rutgers 69 Miami at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. GOLF Darren Clarke, $25,600 68-69-67—204 No. 22 Virginia Tech 70, Pittsburgh 64 Phoenix at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Jay Haas, $25,600 64-70-70—204 Sunday’s Games ANNOUNCEMENTS Portland at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Brandt Jobe, $25,600 68-68-68—204 No. 9 Houston 85, Tulane 50 PGA TOUR Boston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Kirk Triplett, $19,413 68-69-68—205 No. 11 Michigan State 62, Ohio State 44 GENESIS OPEN Houston at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Sunday’s leaders at Riviera Country Club, Duffy Waldorf, $19,413 68-68-69—205 St. John’s 71, No. 13 Villanova 65 Sacramento at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Pacifi c Palisades, Calif. Purse: $7.4 million. Paul Broadhurst, $19,413 69-66-70—205 Golf Tournament information, contact Monday’s Games Yardage: 7,322; Par: 71 (35-36) Kent Jones, $19,413 65-67-73—205 No. 3 Virginia 64, No. 20 Virginia Tech 58 Tom Fagan at 678- FINAL Rocco Mediate, $19,413 67-66-72—205 No. 22 Wisconsin 64, Illinois 58 J.B. Holmes (500), $1,332,000 63-69-68-70—270 Dan Olsen, $19,413 65-67-73—205 There will be a Cap- 908-2530 or faga456@ PRO HOCKEY No. 23 Kansas State 65 West Virginia 51 Justin Thomas (300), $799,200 66-65-65-75—271 Jeff Maggert, $13,351 67-70-69—206 Today’s Games tain’s Choice Knights of yahoo.com, Doug Quill- Si Woo Kim (190), $503,200 68-70-68-66—272 Billy Andrade, $13,351 67-68-71—206 NHL No. 4 Kentucky at Missouri, 9 p.m. Marco Dawson, $13,351 67-67-72—206 All times Eastern Marc Leishman (123), $325,600 Columbus charity golf ing at 850-819-2604 or No. 5 Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt, 7 p.m. Paul Goydos, $13,351 69-68-69—206 EASTERN CONFERENCE 69-69-67-68—273 No. 15 Purdue at Indiana, 7 p.m. Scott McCarron, $13,351 69-67-70—206 tournament at Holi- [email protected], GP W L OT PTS GF GA Rory McIlroy (123), $325,600 72-63-69-69—273 No. 16 Florida State at Clemson, 9 p.m. José María Olazábal, $13,351 68-69-69—206 Tampa Bay 60 45 11 4 94 237 160 Charles Howell III (100), $266,400 day Golf Club on May 4 or John Andersen at No. 19 Iowa State vs. Baylor, 9 p.m. Fran Quinn, $13,351 70-66-70—206 N.Y. Islanders 58 35 17 6 76 169 138 69-69-68-69—275 No. 21 Iowa vs. No. 24 Maryland, 8 p.m. Jerry Smith, $13,351 69-65-72—206 starting at 8:30 a.m. The 850-319-5770 or ander- Boston 59 34 17 8 76 175 150 Adam Scott (88), $238,650 66-65-69-76—276 No. 25 Buffalo vs. Ohio, 7 p.m. David Toms, $13,351 67-70-69—206 Toronto 58 36 19 3 75 206 164 Michael Thompson (88), $238,650 tournament will benefit [email protected]. Wednesday’s Games Tom Byrum, $9,632 67-65-75—207 Washington 59 32 20 7 71 199 189 69-64-73-70—276 No. 1 Duke vs. No. 8 North Carolina, 9 p.m. Dudley Hart, $9,632 65-68-74—207 Hurricane Michael vic- Columbus 58 33 22 3 69 186 177 Dustin Johnson (68), $177,600 73-66-69-69—277 No. 6 Nevada at San Diego State, 11 p.m. Mark O’Meara, $9,632 69-68-70—207 Montreal 59 31 21 7 69 176 174 Kelly Kraft (68), $177,600 69-68-69-71—277 tims in the area. To get an announce- No. 10 Michigan State vs. Rutgers, 6:30 p.m. Joey Sindelar, $9,632 69-68-70—207 Pittsburgh 59 31 21 7 69 206 184 Hideki Matsuyama (68), $177,600 No. 11 Marquette vs. Butler, 9 p.m. Esteban Toledo, $9,632 68-70-69—207 Carolina 59 31 22 6 68 173 165 71-69-70-67—277 The maximum ment in the paper No. 13 LSU vs. Florida, 7 p.m. Bart Bryant, $8,320 67-71-70—208 Buffalo 58 28 23 7 63 168 181 Carlos Ortiz (68), $177,600 67-72-69-69—277 No. 17 Villanova at Georgetown, 6:30 p.m. Scott Parel, $8,320 68-68-72—208 amount of players is 32 email dkent@pcnh. Philadelphia 59 28 24 7 63 176 196 Jon Rahm (68), $177,600 67-70-69-71—277 No. 18 Louisville at Syracuse, 7 p.m. Chris DiMarco, $7,840 69-70-70—209 foursomes. For further com with information. Florida 57 25 24 8 58 177 197 Vaughn Taylor (68), $177,600 67-69-74-67—277 * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, February 19, 2019 C5

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22486 Flood Insurance Pro- 805 SAN ISIDRO LIMA LINE 105 FEET; tice is February 18, cedent and other per- IN THE CIRCUIT gram. For more infor- PERU, 04/02/2018, The administration of NOTWITHSTANDING THENCE SOUTH FOR The administration of 2019. sons having claims or COURT, JUVENILE DI- mation on the pro- Inst: 2018018510 Bk: the Estate of NELLIE THE TIME PERIOD 208 FEET; THENCE the Estate of GARY LEE demands against VISION, FOR THE posed flood hazard de- 3993 Pg: 1313; TOWNS MILTON a/k/a SET FORTH ABOVE, WEST FOR 105 FEET; NORTON, deceased, Attorney for Personal decedent’s estate, in- FOURTEENTH terminations and infor- LE*2606*11*B, AL- NELLIE T. MILTON de- ANY CLAIM FILED THENCE NORTH FOR File Number: Representative: cluding unmatured, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, mation on the statutory FREDO MARTINEZ ceased, whose date of TWO (2) YEARS OR 208 FEET TO THE 2019-0130-CP is pend- MALLORY LAW FIRM, contingent or unliqui- BAY COUNTY, STATE 90-day period provided PINO, CALLE LOS NO- death was March 24, MORE AFTER THE POINT OF BEGINN- ing in the Circuit Court P. A . dated claims, on OF FLORIDA for appeals, please visit GALES 319 DEPTO 2018, is pending in the DECEDENT’S DATE OF ING. of Bay County, Florida, Sherri Denton Mallory whom a copy of this CASE NO FEMA’s website at 805 SAN ISIDRO LIMA Circuit Court for Bay DEATH IS BARRED. Probate Division, the Florida Bar No.: notice is served must 2012-DP-0025-AB www.fema.gov/plan/prevent/f PERU, 04/02/2018, County, Florida, Pro- has been filed against address of which is 303 0699136 file their claims with this Division: A hm/bfe, or call the Inst: 2018018510 Bk: bate Division, the ad- The date of first publi- you and you are re- E. 4th Street, Panama PO Box 2178 Court WITHIN THE FEMA Map Information 3993 Pg: 1313; dress of which is Bay cation of this Notice is quired to serve a copy City, FL 32401. The Panama City, Florida LATER OF THREE IN THE INTEREST OF: eXchange (FMIX) toll LE*2606*11*B, MAR- County Courthouse, February 12, 2019. of your written de- name(s) and 32402 MONTHS AFTER THE A.C., DOB: 01/01/2003 free at 1-877-FEMA GARET CATENA DE 300 E. 4th Street, Pan- fenses, if any, to it on address(es) of the Per- DATE OF THE FIRST J.E.R.,DOB: 03/17/2005 MAP (1-877-336-2627). MARTINEZ, CALLE ama City, FL 32401. Personal Representa- counsel for Plaintiff, sonal Representative Personal PUBLICATION OF MINOR CHILDREN Pub: February 19, 26, LOS NOGALES 319 The names and ad- tive whose address is 6409 and the Personal Representative: THIS NOTICE OR 2019 DEPTO 805 SAN dresses of the Personal PENNI C. WELBORN Congress Ave., Suite Representative’s attor- BETTY JEAN FLOYD THIRTY DAYS AFTER NOTICE OF ACTION ISIDRO LIMA PERU, Representative and the 4740 Bayou Bluff Trail 100, Boca Raton, Flor- ney are set forth below: C/o Mallory Law Firm, THE DATE OF SERV- 22781 (TERMINATION OF 04/02/2018, Inst: PersonalLynn Haven, FL 32444 ida 33487 (30 days P. A . ICE OF A COPY OF Foreclosure HOA PARENTAL RIGHTS) 2018018510 Bk: 3993 Representative’s attor- from Date of First Publi- ALL INTERESTED PO Box 2178 THIS NOTICE ON 85700-LE23-HOA. Pg: 1313. ney are set forth below. CHASE C. JORDAN cation of this Notice) PERSONS ARE NOTI- Panama City, Florida THEM. TO: ALLEN COULTER Pub: Feb. 19, 26, 2019 Attorney for Personal and file the original with FIED THAT: 32402 Notice of Default and 3933 BROOKMONT All creditors of the de- Representative the clerk of this court Pub: Feb. 19, 26, 2019 All other creditors of Intent to Foreclose, 22863 DRIVE APARTMENT 7 cedent and other per- Florida Bar No. 108892 either before service on All creditors of the de- the decedent and per- PUBLIC NOTICE 22959 MOBILE, ALABAMA sons having claims or 200 Grove Park Lane, Plaintiff’s attorney or cedent and other per- sons having claims or 36605 regarding timeshare demands against Suite 670 immediately thereafter; sons having claims or IN THE CIRCUIT demands against the interest(s) owned by Early Education and decedent’s estate on Dothan, AL 36305 otherwise a default will demands against COURT OF THE FOUR- decedent’s Estate, in- YOU ARE HEREBY the Obligor(s) on Care, Inc., is seeking a whom a copy of this (334)793-2629 be entered against you decedent’s estate, in- TEENTH JUDICIAL cluding unmatured, Schedule “1” at Leg- NOTIFIED that the qualified disaster re- Notice is required to be Pub: Feb. 12, 19, 2019 for the relief demanded cluding unmatured, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR contingent or unliqui- ends Edge Condomin- State of Florida, De- covery firm to assist served must file their in the complaint or peti- contingent or unliqui- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- dated claims, must file ium Bay 22923 partment of Children , located in with determining re- claims with this Court tion filed herein. dated claims, on IDA their claims with this NOTICE OF DIVISION and Families, has filed County, Florida, as de- quirements and costs ON OR BEFORE THE whom a copy of this Court WITHIN THREE PUBLIC SALE Case No. a Petition to terminate scribed pursuant the for repairing and/or re- LATER OF 3 MONTHS WITNESS my hand and notice is served must MONTHS AFTER THE 2019-0132-CP your parental rights Declaration referred to building school facili- AFTER THE TIME OF the seal of this Court at file their claims with this DATE OF THE FIRST and permanently com- below of said county, ties that were impacted THE FIRST PUBLICA- NOTICE IS HEREBY Bay County, Florida, Court WITHIN THE PUBLICATION OF Legends mit the following child as amended. by Hurricane Michael in TION OF THIS NOTICE GIVEN THAT GULF this 31st January , 2019 LATER OF THREE IN RE: THE ESTATE THIS NOTICE. Edge Condominium for adoption: J.E.R., Bay County. Qualified OR 30 DAYS AFTER COAST SELF- STOR- MONTHS AFTER THE OF Association, Inc., a born on March 17, firms may contact THE DATE OF SERV- AGE, INC. PURSUANT CLERK OF THE CIR- DATE OF THE FIRST JOHN F. MACDON- ALL CLAIMS NOT SO Florida not-for-profit 2005. A copy of the Pe- Sabara Quinn at ICE OF A COPY OF TO F.S. 83.806 will of- CUIT COURT PUBLICATION OF ALD. FILED WILL BE FOR- corporation tition is on file with the did cause [email protected] THIS NOTICE ON fer for sale and will sell THIS NOTICE OR Deceased. EVER BARRED. Clerk of the Court. You a Claim of Lien to be for a packet of require- THEM. at public or private auc- BY: Debbie Roberson THIRTY DAYS AFTER NOTICE are hereby comman- recorded in public rec- ments. tion on March 7, 2019 DEPUTY CLERK THE DATE OF SERV- The date of the first TO CREDITORS ded to appear on 6th ords of said county. Pub: Feb. 11, 19, 2019 All other creditors of at 1:00 p.m. at 1310 W. ICE OF A COPY OF publication of this No- Obligor is liable for 19th St. and 2:00 p.m. day of March, 2019, at 22877 the decedent and other ROBERTSON, THIS NOTICE ON tice is February 19, 8:30 a.m., C.T., before payment in full of persons having claims at 1920 Sherman Ave., ANSCHUTZ, AND THEM. The administration of 2019. amounts as shown in IN THE CIRCUIT miscellaneous property the Estate of JOHN F. the Honorable Judge COURT FOR BAY or demands against SCHNEID, PL Ana M. Garcia, Juvenile the lien plus costs; and decedent’s estate must located in Storage ATTORNEY FOR All other creditors of MACDONALD., de- Attorney for Personal is presently in default of COUNTY, FLORIDA B58, E183, E192, E206, ceased, File Number: Division, at the Bay PROBATE DIVISION file their claims with this PLAINTIFF the decedent and per- Representative: obligation to pay. Trus- H255, H262, H276, 2019-0132-CP is pend- County Juvenile Justice CASE NO. Court WITHIN 3 6409 Congress Ave., sons having claims or MALLORY LAW FIRM, tee is conducting a I317, I322, S16, S19 ing in the Circuit Court Courthouse, 533 11th 19-141-CPP MONTHS AFTER THE Suite 100 demands against the P. A . Street, Panama City, non-judicial foreclosure DATE OF THE FIRST AND S32 occupied by: Boca Raton, FL 33487 decedent’s Estate, in- of Bay County, Florida, Sherri Denton Mallory pursuant to Florida Sarah Myers, Timothy Probate Division, the Florida 32401, for an IN RE: ESTATE OF PUBLICATION OF PRIMARY EMAIL: cluding unmatured, Florida Bar No.: ADVISORY HEARING. Statute 721.855. The THIS NOTICE. Ross, Fekecia Manley, [email protected] contingent or unliqui- address of which is 303 0699136 Obligor must pay all PAUL CLARENCE Jessica Diaz, Pamela E. 4th Street, Panama GOOD Pub: Feb. 19, 26, 2019 dated claims, must file PO Box 2178 FAILURE TO PER- sums no later than 30 ALL CLAIMS NOT Dyson, Carlos Miller, their claims with this City, FL 32401. The Panama City, Florida 22951 SONALLY APPEAR AT days from the first date FILED WITHIN THE Brittany Cunningham, Court WITHIN THREE name(s) and 32402 Deceased. LAKE POWELL RESI- THIS ADVISORY of publication by con- TIME PERIODS SET Sonja Hodges, Lasadra MONTHS AFTER THE address(es) of the Per- DENTIAL GOLF HEARING CONSTI- tacting Trustee or the FORTH IN FLORIDA Moore, John Mount, DATE OF THE FIRST sonal Representative Personal NOTICE COMMUNITY TUTES CONSENT TO Trustee will proceed STATUTES SECTION Allean Tisdale and Rita PUBLICATION OF and the Personal Representative: TO CREDITORS EVELOPMENT THE TERMINATION with the sale of the 733.702 WILL BE FOR- Woolbright. We also re- THIS NOTICE. Representative’s attor- SELENA BETH HUD- timeshare interest at serve the right to can- DISTRICT ney are set forth below: OF PARENTAL The administration of EVER BARRED. SON RIGHTS OF THIS such date, time and lo- cel the sale without no- ALL CLAIMS NOT SO C/o Mallory Law Firm, the estate of RPAUL NOTICE OF BOARD ALL INTERESTED CHILD (OR CHIL- cation as Trustee will NOTWITHSTANDING tice. FILED WILL BE FOR- P. A . CLARENCE GOOD, de- OF SUPERVISORS PERSONS ARE NOTI- DREN). IF YOU FAIL include in the Notice of THE TIME PERIOD EVER BARRED. PO Box 2178 Sale. The Trustee is: ceased, whose date of Gulf Coast Self-Storage MEETING FIED THAT: TO APPEAR ON THE death was January 8, SET FORTH ABOVE, Panama City, Florida DATE AND TIME First American Title ANY CLAIM FILED Inc. P.O. Box 15444 The date of the first 32402 Insurance Company, 2019, is pending in the Panama City, FL 32406 Notice is hereby given All creditors of the de- SPECIFIED, YOU MAY Circuit Court for BAY TWO (2) YEARS OR publication of this No- Pub: Feb. 19, 26, 2019 LOSE ALL LEGAL 400 Rampart Blvd, MORE AFTER THE Pub: February 19, 26, that a Regular Meeting tice is February 18, cedent and other per- County, Florida, Pro- 22981 RIGHTS AS A PAR- Suite 290, Las Vegas, DECEDENT’S DATE OF 2019 of the Board of Super- 2019. sons having claims or NV, 89145, (702) bate Division, the ad- visors (“Board”) of the demands against FICTITIOUS NAME ENT TO THE CHILD DEATH IS BARRED. 22943 304-7509. Each obligor dress of which is 300 E. Lake Powell Residential decedent’s estate, in- NOTICE OR CHILDREN Fourth Street, Panama IN THE CIRCUIT Attorney for Personal NAMED IN THIS NO- and notice address are The date of first publi- Golf Community Devel- Representative: cluding unmatured, Schedule City, Florida 32401. COURT OF THE FOUR- TICE. as listed on cation of this Notice is opment District (the MALLORY LAW FIRM, contingent or unliqui- Notice is hereby given “1” The names and ad- TEENTH JUDICIAL . The timeshare February 11, 2019. “District”) will be held P. A . dated claims, on that JOHN STEVEN dresses of the personal CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Monday, March 4, If you are a person interest(s) are more on Sherri Denton Mallory whom a copy of this HEAD, owner, desiring representative and the BAY COUNTY, FLOR- 2019 at 6:00 p.m., with a disability who specifically described REESA MILTON, Florida Bar No.: notice is served must to engage in business in the liens referred to personal IDA Central Time, at the file their claims with this under the fictitious needs any accommo- Co-Personal Repre- GENERAL JURISDIC- 0699136 on Schedule “1”. representative’s attor- Boat House, 1110 Court WITHIN THE name of dation in order to par- sentative TION DIVISION PO Box 2178 SCHEDULE “1”: Con- ney are set forth below. Prospect Promenade, LATER OF THREE ticipate in this pro- CASE NO. Panama City, Florida tract No., Obligors, Ob- Panama City Beach, MONTHS AFTER THE STEVEN HEAD ceeding, you are enti- All creditors of the de- TANYA TOWNS 18000748CA 32402 tled, at no cost to you, ligor Notice Address, TURNER, Florida 32413, to ad- DATE OF THE FIRST Lien Recording Date, cedent and other per- CIT BANK, N.A., dress any matters that PUBLICATION OF located at PO BOX 548, to the provision of sons having claims or Co-Personal Repre- Plaintiff, Personal certain assistance. Lien Recording Refer- sentative may properly come be- Representative: THIS NOTICE OR PHENIX CITY, AL ence; LE*2306*37*B, demands against fore the Board. A copy THIRTY DAYS AFTER 36868 in BAY County Please contact the decedent’s estate on vs. LYNN C. NORTON ADA Coordinator by JERRY SCOTT, 2223 JELKS & WHITE, P.A. of the agenda may be C/o Mallory Law Firm, THE DATE OF SERV- intends to register the BRIDGEWAY ST, MUR- whom a copy of this obtained at the offices ICE OF A COPY OF said name with the Di- mail at P. O. Box notice is required to be JOANNE BURCH- P. A . 1089, Panama City, FL FREESBORO, TN C. JASON WHITE of the District Manager, PO Box 2178 THIS NOTICE ON vision of Corporations, 37128-4923 UNITED served must tile their FIELD. et. al. Wrathell, Hunt & Asso- THEM. Florida Department of 32402 or by phone at claims with this court Florida Bar No. Defendant(s), Panama City, Florida (850) 747-5338 at STATES, 05/17/2018, 0357080 ciates, LLC, 2300 32402 State, pursuant to sec- Inst: 201029413 Bk: WITHIN THE LATER Glades Road, Suite All other creditors of tion 865.09 of the Flor- least seven (7) days Attorney for Personal NOTICE OF ACTION - Pub: Feb. 19, 26, 2019 4009 Pg: 893; OF 3 MONTHS AFTER 410W, Boca Raton, the decedent and per- ida Statutes. before your sched- Representative CONSTRUCTIVE LE*2306*37*B, ANN TIIE TIME OF THE Florida 33431, (561) 22957 sons having claims or Pub: February 19, 2019 uled court appear- 516 McKenzie Avenue SERVICE KATHRYN SCOTT, FIRST PUBLICATION 571-0010 (“District IN THE CIRCUIT demands against the ance, or immediately Panama City, FL 32401 22987 2223 BRIDGEWAY ST, OF THIS NOTICE OR Manager’s Office”), dur- COURT OF THE FOUR- decedent’s Estate, in- upon receiving this Phone: 850.784.0809 FICTITIOUS NAME MURFREESBORO, TN 30 DAYS AFTER THE TO: THE UNKNOWN ing normal business TEENTH JUDICIAL cluding unmatured, notification if the time Fax: 850.784.0806 NOTICE 37128-4923 UNITED DATE OF SERVICE OF HEIRS, BENEFICIAR- hours. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR contingent or unliqui- before the scheduled A COPY OF THIS NO- Email:jason@jelksand- IES, DEVISEES, appearance is less STATES, 05/17/2018, white.com BAY COUNTY, FLOR- dated claims, must file Inst: 201029413 Bk: TICE ON THEM. GRANTEES, ASSIGN- The meeting is open to IDA their claims with this Notice is hereby given than seven (7) days. Pub: Feb. 11, 19, 2019 EES, LIENORS, CREDI- that BLOOMING If you are hearing im- 4009 Pg: 893; the public and will be DIVISION Court WITHIN THREE LE*2404*05*E, JO- All other creditors of 22881 TORS, TRUSTEES conducted in accord- Case No. 19-113-CP MONTHS AFTER THE SAKURA, LLC, owner, paired, please call the decedent and other AND ALL OTHERS desiring to engage in 711. SEPH H. DUNCAN, 628 IN THE CIRCUIT ance with the provi- DATE OF THE FIRST SPRINGWOOD DRIVE, persons having claims COURT, FOURTEENTH WHO MAY CLAIM AN sions of Florida law. IN RE: THE ESTATE PUBLICATION OF business under the fic- JOLIET, IL 60431 or demands against JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INTEREST IN THE ES- The meeting may be OF THIS NOTICE. titious name of WITNESS my hand as decedent’s estate must TATE OFJOANNE Clerk of said Court and UNITED STATES, OF THE STATE OF continued to a date, CHARLES ARTHUR file their claims with this BURCHFIELD, DE- ALL CLAIMS NOT SO SUNRISE CAFE & the Seal thereof, this 23 03/29/2018, Inst: FLORIDA, IN AND FOR time, and place to be WILSON, JR. court WITHIN 3 CEASED., FILED WILL BE FOR- BAKERY day of January, 2019. 2018018459 Bk: 3993 BAY COUNTY specified on the record Deceased. Pg: 1244; MONTHS Al 1ER THE PROBATE DIVISION whose residence is un- at the meeting. There EVER BARRED. DATE OF THE FIRST File Number: known if he/she/they NOTICE located at 10616 BILL KINSAUL, as LE*2404*05*E, DELLA may be occasions PUBLICATION OF 19000097CP be living; and if TO CREDITORS FRONT BEACH RD, Clerk of Court DUNCAN, 628 when Board Supervi- The date of the first SPRINGWOOD DRIVE, THIS NOTICE. he/she/they be dead, sors or District Staff publication of this No- PANAMA CITY BEACH, the unknown defend- FL 32407 in BAY By: Sharon Ford JOLIET, IL 60431 IN RE:Estate of AARON may participate by The administration of tice is February 19, UNITED STATES, ALL CLAIMS NOT BLAKE WELBORN ants who may be speaker telephone. the Estate of CHARLES 2019. County intends to reg- As Deputy Clerk FILED WITHIN THE spouses, heirs, devi- ister the said name with Pub: January 28, Feb- 03/29/2018, Inst: DECEASED ARTHUR WILSON, JR., TIME PERIODS SET sees, grantees, assign- Attorney for Personal the Division of Corpora- ruary 4, 11, 19, 2019 2018018459 Bk: 3993 Any person re- deceased, File Num- Pg: 1244; FORTH IN SECTION NOTICE TO ees, lienors, creditors, quiring special accom- ber: 19-113-CP-CP is Representative: tions, Florida Depart- 22568 LE*2407*47*X, KHOA 733.702 OF THE FLOR- CREDITORS trustees, and all parties modations at this meet- pending in the Circuit MALLORY LAW FIRM, ment of State, pursuant DEPARTMENT OF T. PHAM, 11691 IDA PROBATE CODE claiming an interest by, ing because of a disa- Court of Bay County, P. A . to section 865.09 of the HOMELAND SOUTH SUMMIT WILL BE FOREVER The administration of through, under or bility or physical im- Florida, Probate Divi- Sherri Denton Mallory Florida Statutes. SECURITY COURT, OLATHE, KS BARRED. the Estate of AARON against the Defendants, pairment should con- sion, the address of Florida Bar No.: Pub: February 19, 2019 who are not known to 66062 UNITED BLAKE WELBORN de- tact the District which is 303 E. 4th 0699136 22989 NOTWITHSTANDING be dead or alive, and FEDERAL STATES, 12/17/2018, ceased, whose date of Manager’s Office at Street, Panama City, FL PO Box 2178 FICTITIOUS NAME THE TIME PERIODS all parties having or EMERGENCY Inst: 2018075899 Bk: death was November least forty-eight (48) 32401. The name(s) Panama City, Florida NOTICE MANAGEMENT 4045 Pg: 1267; SET FORTH ABOVE, 29, 2018, is pending in claiming to have any hours prior to the meet- and address(es) of the 32402 AGENCY LE*2407*47*X, MIRA- ANY CLAIM FILED the Circuit Court for right, title or interest in ing. If you are hearing Personal Representa- TWO (2) YEARS OR the property described Notice is hereby given BELLEE V. Bay County, Florida, or speech impaired, tive and the Personal Personal that PCE DISASTERS Proposed Flood Haz- PUSTA-PHAM, 11691 MORE Al ‘TER “IFIE Probate Division, the in the mortgage being please contact the Flor- Representative’s attor- Representative: DECEDENT’S DAM OF foreclosed herein. CONTRACTOR LLC, ard Determinations SOUTH SUMMIT address of which is ida Relay Service by di- ney are set forth below: MARIALICE PATRICIA owner, desiring to en- for the City of Panama COURT, OLATHE, KS DEATH IS BARRED. Bay County Court- aling 7-1-1, or NOVAKOSKI TO: WILLIAM gage in business under City Beach, Bay 66062 UNITED house, 300 E. 4th 1-800-955-8771 (TTY) / ALL INTERESTED C/o Mallory Law Firm, BURCHFIELD the fictitious name of County, Florida, and STATES, 12/17/2018, The date of first publi- Street, Panama City, FL , . 1-800-955-8770 PERSONS ARE NOTI- P. A . cation of this notice is whose residence is un- Case No. Inst: 2018075899 Bk: 32401. The names and (Voice), for aid in con- FIED THAT: PO Box 2178 PCE February 11, 2019 known and all parties 18-04-6432P. The De- 4045 Pg: 1267; addresses of the Per- tacting the District Panama City, Florida COMMUNICATION partment of Homeland LE*2504*50*B, MARIE sonal Representative having or claiming to Manager’s Office. All creditors of the de- 32402 HAND ARENDALL have any right, title or Security’s Federal J. MYRICK, PO BOX and the Personal cedent and other per- Pub: Feb. 19, 26, 2019 located at 7940 FRONT Emergency Manage- 361505, BIRMINGHAM, HARRISON SALE, LLC Representative’s attor- interest in the property Each person who de- sons having claims or CARLOTTA described in the mort- 22961 BEACH RD, PMB 223 ment Agency (FEMA) AL 35236 UNITED ney are set forth below. cides to appeal any de- demands against PANAMA CITY, FL solicits technical infor- STATES, 04/02/2018, APPLEMAN THACKER, gage being foreclosed cision made by the decedent’s estate, in- IN THE CIRCUIT ESQ. herein. COURT OF THE FOUR- 32407 in BAY County mation or comments Inst: 2018018475 Bk: All creditors of the de- Board with respect to cluding unmatured, intends to register the on proposed flood haz- 3993 Pg: 1260; Florida Bar No. cedent and other per- any matter considered contingent or unliqui- TEENTH JUDICIAL YOU ARE HEREBY said name with the Di- ard determinations for LE*2504*50*B, WIL- 0275890 sons having claims or at the meeting is ad- dated claims, on CIRCUIT IN AND FOR NOTIFIED BAY COUNTY, FLOR- vision of Corporations, the Flood Insurance LIAM O. MYRICK JR., 600 Grand Panama demands against that an ac- vised that person will whom a copy of this IDA Florida Department of Rate Map (FIRM), and PO BOX 361505, BIR- Blvd., 4th Floor decedent’s estate on tion to foreclose a need a record of pro- notice is served must DIVISION State, pursuant to sec- where applicable, the MINGHAM, AL 35236 Panama City Beach, FL whom a copy of this mortgage on the fol- ceedings and that ac- file their claims with this 32407 lowing property: Case No. 18-1063-CP tion 865.09 of the Flor- Flood Insurance Study UNITED STATES, Notice is required to be cordingly, the person Court WITHIN THE ida Statutes. (FIS) report for your 04/02/2018, Inst: Phone: (850) 769-3434 served must file their may need to ensure LATER OF THREE COMMENCE AT THE IN RE: THE ESTATE Pub: February 19, 2019 community. These 2018018475 Bk: 3993 Fax: (850) 769-6121 claims with this Court that a verbatim record MONTHS AFTER THE NORTHWEST COR- OF flood hazard determi- Pg: 1260; Email: cathacker@hsm ON OR BEFORE THE of the proceedings is DATE OF THE FIRST 22991 NER OF THE NORTH- HIROKO PADGETT. nations may include LE*2605*02*B, SALVA- claw.com LATER OF 3 MONTHS made, including the PUBLICATION OF IN THE CIRCUIT EAST QUARTER OF Deceased. the addition or modifi- DOR ALFONSO Secondary: ameyer@h AFTER THE TIME OF testimony and evi- THIS NOTICE OR COURT OF THE FOUR- FRACTIONAL SEC- cation of Base Flood ALVAREZ, 2423 CUM- smclaw.com THE FIRST PUBLICA- dence upon which THIRTY DAYS AFTER TEENTH JUDICIAL ATTORNEY FOR PET- TION 19, TOWNSHIP NOTICE Elevations, base flood BERLAND CLIFF DR, TION OF THIS NOTICE such appeal is to be THE DATE OF SERV- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ITOINER 5 SOUTH, RANGE 12 TO CREDITORS depths, Special Flood RUSKIN, FL 33570 OR 30 DAYS AFTER based. ICE OF A COPY OF BAY COUNTY, FLOR- WEST, BAY COUNTY, Hazard Area bounda- UNITED STATES, THE DATE OF SERV- THIS NOTICE ON IDA CIRCUIT Wendy White, FLORIDA; THENCE The administration of ries or zone designa- 12/17/2018, Inst: ICE OF A COPY OF District Manager THEM. CIVIL DIVISION Personal Representa- EAST ALONG THE the Estate of HIROKO tions, or the regulatory 2018075904 Bk: 3796 THIS NOTICE ON Lake Powell Residen- CASE NO.: tive NORTH LINE OF THE PADGETT, deceased, floodway. The FIRM Pg: 1247; THEM. tial Golf Community All other creditors of 18000698CA Pub: Feb. 11, 19, 2019 NORTHEAST QUAR- File Number: and, if applicable, the LE*2605*02*B, NUR Development District the decedent and per- TER FOR 33 FEET; 18-1063-CP is pending FIS report have been LUVY ALVAREZ, 2423 22879 All other creditors of Pub: February 19, 2019 sons having claims or JPMORGAN CHASE THENCE SOUTH FOR in the Circuit Court of revised to reflect these CUMBERLAND CLIFF the decedent and other demands against the BANK, NATIONAL AS- IN THE CIRCUIT 30 FEET TO THE IN- 22955 Bay County, Florida, flood hazard determi- DR, RUSKIN, FL 33570 persons having claims decedent’s Estate, in- SOCIATION COURT, FOURTEENTH TERSECTION OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT Probate Division, the nations through issu- UNITED STATES, or demands against cluding unmatured, Plaintiff, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SOUTHCOURT OF THE FOUR- address of which is 303 ance of a Letter of Map 12/17/2018, Inst: decedent’s estate must contingent or unliqui- OF THE STATE OF RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE TEENTH JUDICIAL E. 4th Street, Panama Revision (LOMR), in ac- 2018075904 Bk: 3796 file their claims with this dated claims, must file v. FLORIDA, IN AND FOR OF ALLANTON ROAD CIRCUIT IN AND FOR City, FL 32401. The cordance with Title 44, Pg: 1247; Court WITHIN 3 their claims with this BAY COUNTY AND THE EAST BAY COUNTY, FLOR- name(s) and Part 65 of the Code of LE*2606*11*B, Probate Division MONTHS AFTER THE Court WITHIN THREE KATHLEEN MYGAN, et RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE IDA address(es) of the Per- Federal Regulations. ALFRFDO MARTINEZ, Case Number: DATE OF THE FIRST MONTHS AFTER THE al OF COUNTY ROAD DIVISION sonal Representative These determinations CALLE LOS NOGALES 2019-80-CP PUBLICATION OF DATE OF THE FIRST Defendant(s) NO. 2297; THENCE Case No. and the Personal are the basis for the 319 DEPTO 805 SAN THIS NOTICE. PUBLICATION OF EAST ALONG SAID 2019-0130-CP Representative’s attor- floodplain management ISIDRO LIMA PERU, THIS NOTICE. NOTICE OF ACTION IN RE:Estate of NELLIE SOUTHIN RE: THE ESTATE ney are set forth below: measures that your 04/02/2018, Inst: ALL CLAIMS NOT TOWNS MILTON RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF community is required 2018018510 Bk: 3993 FILED WITHIN THE ALL CLAIMS NOT SO TO:KATHLEEN MYGAN a/k/a NELLIE T. MIL- 208 FEET TO THE GARY LEE NORTON, ALL INTERESTED to adopt or show evi- Pg: 1313; TIME PERIODS SET FILED WILL BE FOR- TON POINT OF BEGINN- Deceased. PERSONS ARE NOTI- dence of having in ef- LE*2606*11*B, FORTH IN FLORIDA EVER BARRED. RESIDENT:Unknown deceased. ING; THENCE CON- FIED THAT: fect to qualify or remain EDUARDO MARTINEZ STATUTES SECTION TINUE EAST ALONG NOTICE qualified for participa- PINO, CALLE LOS NO- NOTICE TO 733.702 WILL BE FOR- The date of the first LAST KNOWN AD- SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY TO CREDITORS All creditors of the de- tion in the National GALES 319 DEPTO CREDITORS EVER BARRED. publication of this No- DRESS: ✳ ✳ ✳ CLASSIFIEDS The News Herald | Tuesday, February 19, 2019 C7

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