Panama City Approves Mitigation Projects

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By Patrick McCreless all approved, would require during its regular Tuesday [email protected] a 25% match or $31 million meeting. The projects will @PCNHPatrickM from the city. The project be added to a similar list of applications come a year projects the Bay County PANAMA CITY — Panama after Hurricane Michael Commission plans to vote on City leaders on Tuesday devastated the city and its at its next meeting. The entire approved 17 projects for infrastructure, all of which list will then be submitted possible federal funding to are still recovering. to the state and the Federal strengthen the city’s infra- “These are projects that Emergency Management structure against future will help us to create resil- Agency for review. hurricanes. iency and redundancy to Specifically, the projects The projects focus mostly harden our city to withstand are being submitted through on upgrading the city’s aging a natural disaster such as the federal Disaster Miti- sewer system, but also on a hurricane in the future,” gation Act of 2000, which making fire department said Mark McQueen, city supports efforts to help buildings more wind resis- manager. cities prepare themselves for tant. The approximately $124 The Panama City Commis- Vehicles slosh through ﬂ ash ﬂ ooding in downtown Panama City million-worth of projects, if sion approved the projects See MITIGATION, A6 earlier this year. [PATTI BLAKE/ THE NEWS HERALD]

Split GOP tries to unite in Louisiana governor’s race runoff

By Melinda Deslatte election, needing a united The Associated Press focus if they want to keep John Bel Edwards from a BATON ROUGE, La. — second term. Republican leaders working National and local GOP to oust the Deep South’s officials publicly talked only Democratic governor of rallying around busi- were trying Sunday to put nessman Eddie Rispone their intraparty backbiting against the Democratic behind them ahead of Loui- siana’s November runoff See GOVERNOR, A6

SPORTS | C1 People standing on a rooftop Sunday in Akcakale, Sanliurfa province, southeastern Turkey, at the border with Syria, watch as in the background smoke billows from ﬁ res caused by Turkish bombardment in Tal CHECK INSIDE Abyad, Syria. [LEFTERIS PITARAKIS/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] FOR JAGUARS SAINTS GAME Syria’s Kurds look to RESULTS Assad for protection Family seeks answers By Lefteris Pitarakis group as the U.S. relinquishes terrorists. Since 2014, the and Sarah El Deeb any remaining influence in Kurds have fought along- The Associated Press northern Syria to President side the U.S. in defeating the after police kill Bashar Assad and his chief Islamic State in Syria, and AKCAKALE, Turkey — backer, Russia. Trump’s move was decried at woman at home Syria’s Kurds said Syrian Adding to the turmoil home and abroad as a betrayal government forces agreed Sunday, hundreds of Islamic of an ally. Sunday to help them fend State families and supporters Over the past five days, The Associated Press family said. off Turkey’s invasion — a escaped from a holding camp Turkish troops and their allies “You didn’t hear the major shift in alliances that in Syria amid the fighting have pushed their way into FORT WORTH, Texas — officer shout, ‘Gun, gun, came after President Donald between Turkish forces and northern towns and villages, A white police officer who gun,’” attorney Lee Mer- Trump ordered all U.S. troops the Kurds. clashing with the Kurd- killed a black woman inside ritt said after viewing withdrawn from the northern The fast-deteriorating sit- ish fighters over a stretch of her Texas home while video taken from a Fort border area amid the rapidly uation was set in motion last 125 miles. The offensive has responding to a neigh- Worth officer’s bodycam deepening chaos. week, when Trump ordered displaced at least 130,000 bor’s call about an open during Saturday’s shoot- The shift could lead to U.S. troops in northern Syria people. front door “didn’t have ing of Atatiana Jefferson, clashes between Turkey and to step aside, clearing the On Sunday, U.S. Defense time to perceive a threat” 28. “He didn’t have time Syria and raises the specter way for an attack by Turkey, before he opened fire, an of a resurgent Islamic State which regards the Kurds as See SYRIA, A6 attorney for the woman’s See SHOOTING, A6

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Typhoon leaves as many as 33 dead

By Yuri Kageyama its banks, flooding homes The Associated Press and other buildings in the area. TOKYO — Helicop- Among the reported ters, boats and thousands deaths were those whose of troops were deployed homes were buried in land- across Japan to rescue people slides. Other fatalities stranded in flooded homes included people who got Sunday, as the death toll swept away by raging rivers. from a ferocious typhoon Early Sunday, Suga said climbed to as high as 33. One that some 376,000 homes woman fell to her death as were without electricity, and she was being placed inside that 14,000 lacked running a rescue helicopter. water. Typhoon Hagibis made Tokyo Electric Power landfall south of Tokyo on Co. said late Sunday Saturday evening and bat- that more than 66,000 tered central and northern homes were still without Japan with torrents of rain power. Tohoku Electric and powerful gusts of wind. Co. said 5,600 homes still The typhoon was down- lacked electricity, in the graded to a tropical storm northern prefectures of on Sunday. Miyagi, Iwate and Fuku- Public broadcaster NHK shima. Both utilities said said 14 rivers across the they were working to restore nation had flooded, some power. spilling out in more than one Several train services in spot. the Tokyo area resumed The Tokyo Fire Depart- An evacuee with a dog is rescued by Self-Defense force members Sunday as the city is hit by Typhoon early in the morning, while ment said a woman in Hagibis, in Motomiya, Fukushima prefecture, northern Japan. [KYODO NEWS VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] others restarted later. her 70s was accidentally Ruling party politician dropped 40 meters (131 feet) said late Sunday that 14 News footage showed of a helicopter. Nearby Fumio Kishida said the gov- to the ground while being people died, 11 were miss- a rescue helicopter hov- was a child’s school bag. ernment would do its utmost transported into a rescue ing and 187 were injured as a ering in a flooded area in In another part of Nagano, in rescue operations, includ- helicopter in Iwaki city in result of the typhoon. It said Nagano prefecture where an rows of Japan’s prized bullet ing making sure that those Fukushima prefecture, a 1,283 homes were flooded embankment of the Chikuma trains, parked in a facil- who moved to shelters were northern area devastated by and 517 were damaged, par- River broke, and streams ity, were sitting in a pool of taken care of. the typhoon. tially or totally. of water were continuing water. He acknowledged that Department officials held Japanese media tallies to spread over residential A section of the city of Japan’s power grids need to a news conference to apol- were higher. Kyodo News areas. The chopper plucked Date in Fukushima prefec- be strengthened so people ogize, bowing deeply and agency reported that 33 those stranded on the second ture was also flooded, with in disaster areas can rely on long, according to Japanese people died and 19 were floor of a home submerged in only rooftops of residential timely information. custom, and acknowledged missing. muddy waters. homes visible in some areas, “So many risks remain, the woman had not been “The major typhoon has Aerial footage showed and rescuers paddled in and it is a reality that we strapped in properly. caused immense damage tractors at work trying to boats to get people out. Parts must stay on guard,” Kishida The government’s Fire far and wide in eastern control the flooding and of nearby Miyagi prefecture said on news talk show on and Disaster Management Japan,” government spokes- several people on a rooftop, were also underwater. NHK. “We must do our Agency, which tends to be man Yoshihide Suga told with one waving a white The Tama River, which utmost. In these times, a conservative in its counts, reporters. cloth to get the attention runs by Tokyo, overflowed disaster can hit anytime.”

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This Aug. 27 image made from video shows bottles Leader of Poland’s ruling party Jaroslaw Kaczynski speaks Actor Al Pacino, right, and director Martin Scorsese of shampoo, conditioner and shower gel that will in reaction to exit poll results right after voting closed in the pose for photographers at the photocall of the film replace smaller bottles of them by 2021, filmed at nation’s parliamentary election that is seen crucial for the ‘The Irishman’ as part of the London Film Festival on Marriott’s headquarters in Bethesda, Md. California nation’s course in the next four years, Sunday in Warsaw, Sunday in central London. Scorsese said Sunday he’s Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Wednesday he had Poland. Poland’s conservative governing Law and Justice keeping an open mind about the cinema “revolution” signed a law banning hotels from giving guests party won the most votes in Sunday’s election in the deeply sparked by the rise of video streaming services, as plastic bottles filled with shampoo, conditioner or divided nation and appeared, according to an exit poll, his Netflix-backed mafia epic “The Irishman” closed soap. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE] to have secured a comfortable majority in parliament to the London Film Festival . [JOEL C RYAN/INVISION/THE govern for four more years. [THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] ASSOCIATED PRESS]

BRIDGETON, N.J. NEW YORK ROME ALGIERS, ALGERIA LONDON 10-year-old dies after being Union boosts strike pay for 176 migrants rescued off Algerians protest bill to boost UK says crash suspect doesn’t ejected from festival ride GM workers as talks continue Libya, 110 others turned back foreign money in oil sector have diplomatic immunity

A 10-year-old girl died United Auto Workers said Humanitarian groups on Thousands of Algerians British media are reporting after plunging from an Saturday it’s increasing strike Sunday said they rescued 176 are protesting in front of that the wife of an American amusement park ride at a pay for workers picketing at migrants on two rubber boats their parliament against a bill official who left the U.K. harvest festival in southern General Motors as thewalkout intheMediterraneanSeaoffthe aimed at attracting foreign after being involved in a fatal New Jersey over the week- bymorethan49,000employ- coast of Libya while Tunisian investment to the oil and gas road accident no longer has end, authorities said. ees nears the four-week mark. authorities reported blocking sector, which underpins the diplomatic immunity. Troopers were called to The union said Saturday a smuggling boat carrying 110 national economy. BBC and Sky News said the Deerfield Township that weekly pay will rise to migrants from setting off for Surrounded by police, Sunday that U.K. For- Harvest Festival in Cum- $275 from $250 for members Italy. protesters raised their fists eign Secretary Dominic berland County after the on strike, effective Sunday. It Doctors Without Borders and accused the govern- Raab had told the family girl was “ejected” from moves up the timing of a $25 and SOS Mediterranee said ment of selling out Algeria’s of Harry Dunn that “immu- a Wisdom Super Sizzler weekly raise that had been their Ocean Viking ship res- resources and threatening nity is no longer pertinent” “Extreme” ride Saturday planned to go into effect on cued 74 migrants Sunday their children’s futures. because the suspect has left evening, state police said. Jan. 1. The union also voted to morning about 50 miles off the The bill has further the U.K. The girl was airlifted to allow members to take part- Libyan coast near an oilfield. angered anti-democracy The Foreign Office Cooper University hospital, time jobs and continue to The groups said six children protesters who have been declined to comment. where she was pronounced receive strike pay, as long as were among those rescued. In demonstrating since Dunn, 19, was killed in dead, police said. theyperformtheirpicketduty. the afternoon, the groups said February. August when his motorcycle The girl’s name wasn’t The moves came as UAW theyrescued102peopleaboard The government is dis- collided with a car outside immediately released. and General Motors con- another rubber boat about 40 cussing the bill Sunday. It a British air force base in The cause and circum- tinued contract talks on miles off the coast. They said argues that Algeria needs southern England used by stances of her death remain Saturday, a day afterthe union 12 women, four of them preg- foreign investment to mod- the U.S. military. under investigation, police made a counterproposal to nant, and nine children were ernize the sector and make it said. management. on board. more globally competitive. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Monday, October 14, 2019 A5

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accident. in the north would be SYRIA Trump, in a tweet, a major shift in Syria’s GOVERNOR said: “Very smart not to long-running civil From PageA1 be involved in the intense war, further cement- From Page A1 fighting along the Turk- ing Assad’s hold over ish Border, for a change. the ravaged country. Secretary Mark Esper Those that mistakenly It would also mean incumbent in the Nov. said all American troops got us into the Middle that U.S. troops no 16 election. Privately, will withdraw from East Wars are still push- longer have a pres- they worked the phones, northern Syria because ing to fight. They have no ence in an area where hoping supporters of of the increasing danger idea what a bad decision Russia and Iranian- third-place finisher, of getting caught in the they have made.” backed militias now Republican Ralph Abra- crossfire. Later in the day have a role. ham, will shift their “We have Ameri- Sunday, Kurdish offi- It was not clear what backing to Rispone and can forces likely caught cials announced they Russia’s role was in move past the Rispone- between two opposing will work with the Syrian cementing the agree- led attack ads that advancing armies, and government to fend off ment. But Russian hobbled Abraham’s it’s a very untenable sit- the Turkish invasion, officials have been campaign. uation,” he said on CBS’ deploying side by side mediating low-level President Donald “Face the Nation.” He along the border. Syrian talks between the Trump already tweeted did not say how many TV said government Kurds and Damascus. his support for Rispone would withdraw or where troops were moving to Syria is allied with in the head-to-head Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards speaks at his election they would go but that the north to confront the Russia, and Turkey, matchup, signaling other night watch party in Baton Rouge, La., Saturday. [BRETT they represent most of Turkish invasion but gave though it is a NATO Republicans should do DUKE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] the 1,000 U.S. troops in no details. member, has drawn the same. Syria. The Kurdish fighters close to Moscow in “Congratulations to out at Rispone, owner Edwards’ electability. The peril to American had few options after the recent years under the Great State of Loui- of an industrial con- “While he’s trying to forces was illustrated United States abandoned Turkish President siana. A big night. You tracting company from sell himself as an out- on Friday, when a small them, and it had been Recep Tayyip Erdogan. will soon have a new and Baton Rouge who has sider now, the truth is, number of U.S. troops anticipated they would The U.S. withdrawal wonderful Governor, @ largely self-financed his Eddie Rispone’s the ulti- came under Turkish turn to Assad’s govern- leaves open the ques- EddieRispone,” Trump candidacy. mate insider. He’s been artillery fire at an obser- ment for support. tion of what happens said in one tweet. Although Rispone has neck-deep in good ole vation post in the north. A return by Assad’s to the Kurdish-run Abraham immediately described himself in the boy politics for decades, No Americans were hurt. forces to the region prisons and detention endorsed Rispone as he outsider mold of Trump, trading campaign con- Esper said it was unclear where Syrian Kurds centers that hold thou- conceded the race. he is no stranger to gov- tributions for influence whether that was an have built up autonomy sands of Islamic State Edwards was forced ernment issues, working in Baton Rouge.” prisoners, including into the runoff election in closely with Republican Still, Edwards’ inability more than 2,000 for- his ruby red state when he former Gov. Bobby Jindal to garner support from a eign militants. didn’t top 50% voter sup- on workforce develop- majority of the state’s On Sunday, heavy port in Saturday’s primary, ment initiatives and an voters raised questions fighting reached a amid a six-candidate field. education overhaul that about his reelection Kurdish-run dis- The Democratic gover- expanded charter schools chances against a national placed-persons camp nor received 47% of the and voucher programs. Republican offensive that in Ein Eissa, some vote, compared with 27% He’s donated to GOP includes Trump, who 20 miles south of for Rispone and 24% for candidates and causes made an election eve the border, that is Abraham. for years. appearance in Louisiana, home to some 12,000 Down to one oppo- “Eddie Rispone is actively working to oust people, including nent, Edwards’ campaign as phony as they get,” him. The Democrat will around 1,000 wives defended the governor’s Edwards campaign need cross-party sup- and widows of Islamic bipartisan record in manager Richard Carbo port to win, in a state that State fighters and their office and quickly lashed wrote in a memo touting Trump won by 20 points. children. The Kurdish-led administration in northern Syria said in SHOOTING a statement that 785 Islamic State sup- From Page A1 porters escaped after attacking guards and storming the gates. It to perceive a threat. was not immediately That’s murder.” possible to confirm Her family told KXAS that figure. television that Jefferson was watching her 8-year- old nephew when she was killed early Saturday. In this Saturday image made from a body camera video The Fort Worth Police released by the Fort Worth Police Department an ofﬁ cer Department said in a shines a ﬂ ashlight into a window in Fort Worth, Texas. statement that officers [FORT WORTH POLICE DEPARTMENT VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] saw someone near a window inside the home inconceivable and more thorough and expedient and that one of them confusing. And there investigation.” drew his duty weapon has nothing been done in The Fort Worth Police and fired after “perceiv- order to take away that Department said it ing a threat.” The video confusion,” Body said. released bodycam footage released by police shows Police said the offi- soon after the shooting two officers searching the cer, who’s been on the to provide transparency, home from the outside force since April 2018, is but that any “camera with flashlights before on administrative leave footage inside the resi- one shouts, “Put your pending the outcome dence” could not be hands up, show me your of an investigation. His distributed due to state hands.” One shot is then name was not released. law. However, the body- fired through a window. James Smith, who cam video released to The officer does not iden- called a police non-emer- media included blurred tify himself as police in gency number about the still frames showing a the video. open door, told reporters gun inside a bedroom at “It’s another one of he was just trying to be a the home. It’s unclear if those situations where good neighbor. the firearm was found the people that are sup- “I’m shaken. I’m mad. near the woman, and posed to protect us are I’m upset. And I feel it’s police have not said that actually not here to pro- partly my fault,” Smith the officer who shot tect us,” said Jefferson’s said. “If I had never dialed her thought she had a sister, Amber Carr. the police department, gun. The police state- “You know, you want she’d still be alive.” ment released Saturday to see justice, but jus- Smith said Jefferson made no mention of the tice don’t bring my sister and her nephew typi- weapon, and police did back,” she said. cally lived with an older not immediately respond An aunt, Venitta Body, woman, who’s been in to a message seeking said the family does not the hospital. comment Sunday. understand why Jefferson “It makes you not want Democratic presiden- was killed. to call the police depart- tial candidate Bernie “It’s like from the ment,” he said. Sanders on Sunday called moment we got the call, Merritt said Jeffer- on the Justice Depart- it’s been more and more son’s family expects “a ment to investigate.

Among the proj- wastewater overflow at MITIGATION ects applied for include different spots in the city $25 million for sewer during heavy rainstorms. From Page A1 improvement, $12 million “We’re trying to for lift station harden- address our most imme- ing and $50 million for diate concerns, like our disasters. storm drainage system rapidly deteriorating McQueen said that improvements. sewer system and storm while there is no guar- The Category 5 hur- water system,” McQueen antee any of the city’s ricane last year knocked said. projects will be approved out nearly all of the city’s McQueen noted that this year, he’s fairly 127 lift stations, threat- if all the projects were confident. ening a potential health approved, the city would “We’re first in line in crisis before crews were do whatever was neces- the community because able to restore them. sary to find the matching we were the hardest hit,” Still, much of the money. McQueen said of the city city’s aging sewer and “There’s some insur- and Bay County. storm drainage systems ance money, there’s However, the city can were crumbling before millage increases … apply for grant money the hurricane hit. In there’s a whole host of again next year if some recent months, leaks sources and ways we can or all of its projects are in the system have let get that 25% match,” rejected, he added. thousands of gallons of McQueen said. * ** The News Herald | Monday, October 14, 2019 A7

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Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor Florida’s Pre-K program should improve

s state lawmakers pay greater attention to early learning, counties should Atake the lead in ensuring children are prepared for kindergarten and beyond. Nearly half of Florida children aren’t ready for kindergarten, according to state data, despite Florida’s Voluntary Pre-K (VPK) program having the second-highest enrollment in the country. Gov. Ron DeSantis has declared that improv- ing pre-K preparation is a high priority. The Florida House Education committee made it clear at a recent meeting that the issue will receive significant attention in the upcom- ing legislative session. Lawmakers should do so while avoiding the mistakes that they have made with K-12 schools in coupling high- stakes testing with unfunded mandates. As the Tampa Bay Times reported, members of the education committee learned at the meeting that Joe Biden is a hypocrite on Ukraine the pre-K system needs a cash infusion so providers can afford to pay and train teachers as well as sup- By Marc A. Thiessen would provoke Moscow. al-Assad’s use of chemical port families unable to afford services not covered The Washington Post Instead of RPGs (rocket- weapons by Syria. In March by state funding for three hours per day of VPK. propelled grenades), we 2013, Biden declared, This shouldn’t have come as a surprise: The ASHINGTON provided MREs (meals “Because we recognize the National Institute for Early Education has consis- — Former vice ready to eat) — food rations. great danger Assad’s chem- tently given Florida low grades for pre-K funding Wpresident Joe Biden As one frustrated former ical and biological arse- and quality. The institute found that Florida spent has said that in holding up Pentagon official put it at nals pose to Israel and the less on its VPK program last year than it did a decade vital military assistance the time, “What kind of United States, to the whole earlier when adjusted for inflation. Such spend- to Ukraine, President message does that send world, we’ve set a clear red ing is key to ensuring the quality needed to deliver Trump “used the power anyway? We are sending line against the use or the pre-K’s promised benefits, the group reported. and resources of the United MREs while they are being transfer of those weapons.” Those benefits can be significant: Research States to pressure a sov- invaded by an aggressor.” Assad responded by has found that every dollar spent on qual- ereign nation, a partner Answer: a mes- using chemical weapons ity early-childhood programs generates that is still under direct sage of weakness. on innocent civilians not about $7 in future societal benefits such as assault from Russia ... to When Trump took office, once, but 16 times. And improved educational outcomes, lower costs subvert the rule of law in he delivered a message of yet Obama and Biden did for social services and fewer crimes. the express hope of extract- strength. In December 2017, nothing, a decision Biden In Alachua County, voters recognized the need ing a political favor.” the new administration publicly defended. “We to supplement state funding by passing the Chil- That’s rich. The aid in announced that the United can easily say we should dren’s Trust initiative last fall. And the Gainesville question is lethal military States would send the lethal have bombed and gone For All initiative, sponsored by our sister paper assistance that the Obama- aid to Ukraine that Porosh- in and taken out their air The Gainesville Sun, has already made early child- Biden administration enko requested and Obama defense system,” Biden hood education a focus of efforts in the empower- refused to give Ukraine. and Biden refused — the said, “Well, you know, ment zone in northeastern neighborhoods of that In 2014, after Rus- sale of $47 million worth of big nations can’t bluff.” city. One idea is using space available in public sia annexed Crimea and Javelin antitank missiles. Bluff is what Obama and schools in these neighborhoods to make early- began arming separatists In May 2018, after Ukraine Biden did — and Assad childhood programs more accessible to residents. in eastern Ukraine with tested its new Javelin mis- called their bluff. Not only Such efforts would better prepare children to tanks, armored vehicles and siles, Poroshenko exulted that, they turned to Russia attend these schools, but they need to be high rocket launchers, Ukrainian on Twitter, “Finally this for a face-saving way out, quality to succeed. While state data found that President Petro Porosh- day has come!” and per- letting Russian President 47% of Florida kindergartners overall aren’t enko came to Washington sonally thanked Trump. Vladimir Putin broker a adequately prepared, it showed that only slightly to plead for weapons to For Biden to now attack phony deal to have Syria fewer VPK participants — 42% — were prepared. defend his country. In an Trump for a temporary delay disarm. It was one of the Higher standards must be accompanied by impassioned address to a in a new round of lethal mil- most embarrassing foreign funding to better pay and train VPK providers. joint session of Congress — itary aid reeks of hypocrisy. policy debacles of the post- Partnerships between early learning experts at with Biden sitting directly It was on Biden’s watch that Cold War era. So it should UF and others at the CHILD Center in southwest behind him — Poroshenko the United States refused come as no surprise that, Gainesville provide a template for such efforts. said his country appreci- to deliver military aid at all. when Obama threatened to With the knowledge and funding available ated the nonlethal assis- Yet the same vice presi- impose costs on Putin if he locally, other counties should keep a close eye on tance he was getting, but dent now dares to cite the invaded Ukraine, the Krem- what Alachua County is doing to lead the state in declared “one cannot win Russian threat to Ukraine lin called his bluff, too. preparing students to succeed in school and life. a war with blankets.” in castigating Trump? None of this excuses The Obama-Biden And since Biden raised Trump’s delaying a new This editorial originated with The Gainesville Sun administration was the Russian threat, let’s round of lethal military unmoved. The Wall Street recall that the Obama- aid to Ukraine. But if this Journal reported at the time Biden administration bears military assistance was as that “President Barack much responsibility for the vital to countering the Rus- Obama stuck to his refusal annexation of Crimea that sian threat as Biden says, WRITE TO US to provide weapons or necessitated the delivery of then it’s fair to ask: Why other lethal military gear lethal aid to Ukraine in the didn’t the United States Letters should not exceed 300 words and include the writer’s to Ukraine, despite a pas- first place. Russia’s military provide it when Biden was name, address and phone number for veriﬁ cation. Letters may sionate appeal Thursday for intervention in Ukraine the Obama administration’s be edited for clarity and brevity. Guest columns of up to 600 help in fighting pro-Russian came in the aftermath of point man on Ukraine? words may be submitted as well. Write: Letters to the editor, rebels by Ukraine’s presi- the Obama-Biden adminis- The News Herald, 501 W. 11th St., Panama City, FL 32401 Email: dent.” Why? The administration’s failure to enforce Follow Marc A. Thiessen on [email protected] tration feared that lethal aid its red line against Bashar Twitter, @marcthiessen.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Climate change space. More energy com- to see that this dip has models or proxy tempera- should seek the source and proof in the air ing in than going out equals grown as CO2 concentra- ture record required .. .CO2, make sure everyone’s safe warming. That’s the very tions have risen. This is how in the billiard room, with first. Not sit, deny and wait, In reply to Mr. Meadows simplified version of course. we know, actually know, the candlestick! “Experts” putting feelings over logic “No consensus to climate We have satellites mea- how much effect different who have never read a sci- is what makes us animals. change,” (The News Her- suring the IR spectrum greenhouse gases have. entific paper, understand Complete explanation with ald, Sept. 26), actually, Mr. coming from the earth and There are also ground P values or regressions graphs and links to research Meadows, there is evidence. we can measure the dip in based stations looking up. I assume tell surgeons and stuff here: http:// Cold hard proof in fact. the spectrum which cor- Those show an increase in how to remove tumors. www.skepticalscience. CO2 absorbs certain responds exactly to the IR at the same frequency What has me worried is com/empirical-evidence- frequencies of IR radia- absorption band of CO2 (absortion frequency is the the risk element. By being for-co2-enhanced-green- tion (determined by lab (as well as other bands for same as emission frequency). wrong we are taking risks house-effect-intermediate. experiments) emitted from other greenhouse gases). So we have actual physical we cannot imagine. If there html the surface, which would The satellites have also been measurements that confirm are 100 people in a room otherwise disappear into measuring for long enough the theory. No computer and 97 smell smoke, you Cecilia A. Nall, Chipley * ** The News Herald | Monday, October 14, 2019 A9 PERSONAL FINANCE Experts predict credit card changes

By Kimberly Palmer used that piece of plastic NerdWallet.com before, it has a different code on it each time, so only you When 260 people from the can get into the room. credit card industry, credit Some companies, like bureaus and financial media Netflix and Apple, already gathered in Washington, use tokenization to reduce D.C., recently for CardCon customer fraud. Patterson — a credit card and media says we will likely see it BIGSTOCK conference — attendees got become more widespread in a sneak peek at some of the the coming months. changes about to hit consum- Steer out of an ers’ wallets: 4. A reduction in less popular benefits 1. More co-branded cards Over the past couple of Purchase volume on years, several issuers have co-branded credit cards cut back on benefits such as upside-down continues to grow: Accord- extended product warranty, ing to Packaged Facts, a purchase and price protec- market research publisher, tion, and coverage on auto car loan co-branded credit cards rentals. Those types of cuts generated $990 billion in pur- are likely to continue, largely chases in 2018, up an annual because many cardhold- By Philip Reed | NerdWallet.com vehicle. Perhaps you’re driving a sports average of 7.9% from 2016. ers don’t take advantage of car now but discover you’ll soon have If your favorite retailer those perks anyway and are ithout even knowing it, you a baby. You’d like to trade in the sports doesn’t have a co-branded unlikely to miss them. may have put yourself in a car and buy a minivan. Again, you’d card yet, chances are it will “You will see banks trim Wfinancially precarious posi- pay the amount you owe above the soon join the ranks of Apple, around the edge and reduce tion: being upside-down on your car trade-in value of the sports car. Houzz, Starbucks and dozens ancillary benefits,” said David loan. Maybe you bought a new car of others and launch one. Not Gold, founder and managing without making a down payment. Or Find out where you stand only do co-branded cards partner of Golden Peak Advi- perhaps you opted for low, “easy” • Contact your lender or check a allow retailers to collect more sors, a credit card industry monthly payments by stretching your recent loan statement to find out how information about how con- consultancy, at a CardCon loan to 72 or even 84 months. much you still owe. sumers shop, but they serve panel discussion. “We’re However you got there, it’s time to • Look up the trade-in value of your as an additional revenue seeing banks look for ways to get right-side up again. car on pricing guides like Edmunds. stream. save money without custom- com, Kelley Blue Book or the National ers noticing.” What it means: Being upside-down Automobile Dealers Association. This 2. Richer and more Things such as concierge on your car loan simply means you gives you a conservative estimate, targeted rewards service, return guarantee owe more than the car is worth. It’s since trade-in prices are lower than Unlike industry behemoths and price guarantee could sometimes called being underwater on private party prices. such as Chase or Citibank, be among such secondary the loan. • Subtract the loan balance from the relative newcomer Brex offers benefits that could be cut in So, if your car’s worth $10,000 but value of the car. If the result is positive, a corporate charge card order to preserve the perks your loan balance is $12,000, you’re you have equity. If it’s negative, you’re aimed at startup companies. that consumers do care a lot $2,000 upside-down. If you want to get upside-down. The Brex Card for Startups about: rewards. rid of your car, you’ll not only have to offers a higher-than-normal sell or trade it in, but you’ll have to pay Get right-side up again rewards rate in certain 5. A quicker approval the lender $2,000. This is also known as Make extra payments. The faster categories, such as 7 points process having negative equity. you pay down your loan, the faster per dollar on rideshares and Card issuers are constantly If you have positive equity — you you’ll eliminate the negative equity. taxis, said Thomas Piani, looking for ways to speed up owe less than your car’s value — your This can also reduce the amount you head of partnerships and the card approval process. car becomes an asset. For example, pay in interest. Just make sure extra rewards at Brex, while speak- “The ultimate goal is to with $2,000 in equity, you could trade payments go toward your principal. ing on a CardCon panel on the have one click to apply,” said in your current car and have $2,000 as Refinance with a shorter loan term. sustainability of credit card Amy Clark, senior product a down payment on a different one. This won’t lower your loan amount, but rewards. manager at Experian Con- Keep in mind that determining the may help you get right-side up faster “We know it’s a small sumer Services, during a value of your car isn’t an exact science. and might save you money on interest portion of overall spend,” discussion panel about the The value also depends on whether you over time. However, this option will said Piani, which is what he behind-the-scenes pro- trade in or sell to a private party buyer. mean a higher monthly payment, so says allows the company to cess. That’s possible if the make sure you can afford it. Use an auto offer such a high rate in that company already has other Why it’s risky: Here are a few loan refinance calculator to see what category. information collected about common situations where being makes sense for you. the consumer, such as upside-down can be treacherous: “Drive through” the loan. If you 3. Better fraud protection income details. If card issuers • Your car is totaled. After an acci- continue making on-time payments, To protect your credit have that information and can dent, the insurer pays out the cur- you should eventually catch up with card information, issuers quickly approve the appli- rent value of your car (based on their the car’s value and begin building are increasingly turning cant, the consumer can also estimate). But if you’re upside-down, equity. However, this takes time and to “tokenization,” or the start using the card almost you’ll owe the lender that amount, plus patience. If you have a significant creation of unique codes for immediately. your negative equity — possibly several amount of negative equity, consider each transaction, so if those With the new Capital One thousand dollars out of pocket. purchasing gap insurance, which numbers are compromised, Walmart Rewards Master- • You can’t keep up with the pay- would cover the difference between the card itself is still safe. card, applicants can send ments. If you’re struggling to make an insurance settlement and the Brad Patterson, vice presi- a text message to start the ends meet and want to downsize to amount owed on the loan. dent of enterprise payment application process. They a cheaper car, you’ll have to give up Whatever you do, avoid the tempta- strategies and operations receive a link that takes them your current car and pay the negative tion to throw yourself on the dealer’s at PenFed Credit Union, to the application page. Then, equity. That’s a tough order if you’re mercy. 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A few is not realizing what you don’t (or at least early) Speaking of Social Security: planning to have debt paid off get lucky, thanks to wind- know. If you die early in retirement, When one spouse dies, one by retirement, but consult a falls or strong stock markets. I regularly hear from people your worries about paying for of the couple’s two Social financial planner before you Many more retire because in or near retirement who it are over. Live longer, though, Security checks goes away. tap retirement accounts to pay they lose their jobs and can’t misunderstand how Social and you easily could outlive The survivor has to get by on off any big debts, such as a find replacements or because Security works, dramatically your money. That stacks the the larger of the two checks. mortgage. of ill health (their own or a underestimate life expectan- deck in favor of waiting to It’s important to maximize this loved one’s). Working longer cies or fail to plan for big start Social Security, since benefit by having the higher 4. Failing to plan for can help you make up for not expenses, such as long-term each year you put it off from earner delay filing for Social long-term care saving enough, but it’s not an care or taxes. age 62 to 70 increases your Security as long as possible. If there’s anything people option you can count on. The reality is that most benefit by about 7% to 8%. Also, married people who will want to ponder less than people don’t get good, objec- That’s a guaranteed return on get a pension should strongly death, it’s decrepitude. Yet 6. Putting it off too long tive financial advice before a stream of income that you consider a “joint and survivor” someone turning 65 today has With all this gloom and they retire, says actuary Steve can’t outlive or lose in a stock option that allows payments to a 70% chance in the future of doom, now I’m telling you to Vernon, consulting research market downturn. continue for both lives. needing help with daily living hurry up already? This bit of scholar at the Stanford Center Plus, you may live longer tasks, such as bathing, eating advice is for my fellow ants on Longevity. Many people than you think. The average 3. Carrying debt or dressing. Family and friends living in a grasshopper world: simply wing it, figuring that U.S. life expectancy is just If you’re wealthy, having will help some, but about half Sometimes, the grasshop- if they have a Social Security under 79, but that’s from debt may not be a big deal. will incur costs for long-term pers get it right. Time, good check and a little savings, birth. If you make it to 65, you If you’re not rich, though, care — and 15% will incur health and energy are all somehow everything will can expect to live another 20 you may be pulling too much costs of $250,000 or more. finite resources. Spend a few work out. years or so. Half of all women from your savings to service Long-term care insurance hundred bucks of your hard- Unfortunately, retirement is currently in their mid-50s will the debt. That could increase may be one solution, or you earned savings on a fee-only complicated, and your deci- live to 90, as will 1 in 3 men, the chances you’ll run out of may want to earmark certain financial planner, and find out sions can have irreversible according to the Society of money. investments or your home if it’s time to start living the consequences. Talking with a Actuaries. People with healthy Big withdrawals from equity. future you’ve been saving for.

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* ** The News Herald | Monday, October 14, 2019 B1 LOCAL&STATE Parker rebuilding a year aft er Hurricane Michael

By Collin Breaux in the small eastern Bay INSIDE | B4 [email protected] County town that retirees and others call home. NEW CAMERAS PARKER — A year ago, “To me, it’s doing pretty Hurricane Michael slammed good,” resident Quincy A GAME- into Parker and surrounding Newsom said of the recov- areas. ery. “They’re doing the best CHANGER The Category 5 storm dis- they can. This place was mantled the dog park and destroyed.” FOR PYTHON other features of the Parker Trees fell on his trailer, Sports Complex. It damaged including through his roof. HUNTERS homes. Residents and offi- He rode out the storm in his cials were initially in a daze trailer, a scary experience, after landfall. though his trailer made it A year later, businesses through. A blue tarp still such as Planet Fitness have hangs on part of the roof. Christina Martinez pulls 5-year-old Walter and 3-year-old Michael reopened. The community “With all the trees gone, in a wagon on Oct.11, 2019 in Parker. Martinez was displaced Florida is building a life back. Roads after Hurricane Michael last year and is now staying with a have been cleared of debris See PARKER, B2 coworker. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] man dies in Bay Survivors’ Jam rocks PC County crash

The incident occured on State Road 77

GateHouse Media Florida

SOUTH PORT — A Florida man was killed in a vehicle crash Friday. According to a press release from the Florida High- way Patrol, at about 3 p.m. Friday, Jose Ramon Rivera, a Britton McEntire, 5, looks on as Barrett McEntire, 9, pours blue 63-year-old New Port Richey raspberry ﬂ avoring onto shaved ice at the Survivors’ Jam in resident, was driving north downtown Panama City on Saturday. JC’s Big Wave was one of on State Road 77 in the left many local vendors at the event celebrating one year of progress lane. after Hurricane Michael. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] At about the same time, Panama City Beach’s Weyman Edward Wheeler, who is 56, was driving in the same direction, but in the right lane, the release said. As Rivera approached another vehicle, he attempted to switch lanes, crossing over in front of Wheeler. FHP said that Rivera then hit Wheeler, began rotating and overturned. Wheeler was pronounced dead on scene. The crash occurred near the intersection of Lucy Lane and State Road 77. Loud Planet performs covers of classic rock songs during the Alcohol wasn’t involved in Survivors’ Jam in downtown Panama City on Saturday. The event A crowd of people sit and enjoy the Survivors’ Jam in downtown the crash, the release said. was held to give residents some respite and time to reﬂ ect on all Panama City on Saturday. The event was held two days after the Wheeler, who was unharmed, they’ve acomplished in the recovery since Hurricane Michael hit one-year anniversary of Hurricane Michael, which devastated the was wearing a seat belt, while a year ago. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] area. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] Rivera wasn’t.

Vaccine bill appears done in state legislature

Attempt to bolster Lauren Book, D-Plantation, — California, Maine, Mis- the steady parade of oppo- rules succumbs to who has also been the target sissippi and West Virginia nents testifying against it. parental pushback of a vicious social media already have laws — requiring “Anyone can file a bill and campaign for sponsoring leg- that children in public schools that doesn’t necessarily mean By John Kennedy islation (SB 64), eliminating be vaccinated unless they that the bill will move or the [email protected] the exemption. have a valid medical reason. bill will get passed,” Rep. Will “My bill wasn’t on the New York’s action came Robinson, R-Bradenton, said TALLAHASSEE — Despite agenda, but we had about 25 after a measles outbreak in at the Manatee session. rising concerns about a people speak against it at a 28 states, including Florida, At various meetings, sev- resurgence of childhood ill- Broward County delegation sickened more than 1,000 eral lawmakers also pointed nesses, legislation aimed at meeting. I had already met people. The federal Centers out that Book’s bill had strengthening vaccination with most of the folks and for Disease Control updated not been introduced in the requirements for Florida said I look forward to a dia- the confirmed cases this House, reducing its chances schoolkids already appears logue. But they don’t want month to 31 states reporting for advancing. Book now says dead on arrival. dialogue.” measles this year, the larg- she’s been told by Sen. Gayle Activists opposed to vac- Religious exemptions are est outbreak in the U.S. since Harrell, R-Stuart, chair of the cinations have packed fairly easy for parents to get 1992. Health Policy Committee, hometown public hearings from their county health A nurse prepares an injectable But along with the that she will not schedule the with Florida lawmakers this departments. These exemp- version of the ﬂ u vaccine at an entourage in Broward, anti- bill for a hearing. month, urging them to reject a tions have climbed in Florida elementary school. [AP PHOTO / vaccination parents and Harrell did not return calls measure that would eliminate while the anti-vaccination WILFREDO LEE, FILE] activists have jammed leg- from GateHouse Media seek- a religious exemption used by movement strengthens, even islative delegation meetings ing to confirm her comments. a record-high percentage of as the totals for medical in Manatee and Escambia But those opposed to required Florida parents to get their exemptions from vaccines school kindergartners unvac- counties in recent weeks, vaccinations say they intend children out of state-required have changed little. cinated because of religious condemning Book and her on staying vigilant when law- school immunizations. Private schools report more reasons and 4.2% of seventh- bill. makers convene the 2020 The pushback apparently far religious exemptions than graders, according to the Book’s fellow lawmak- session in January. has paid off. public schools across Florida. state’s Health Department. ers have mostly shied away “This bill is attacking a “This is not going to be But Sarasota County leads New York earlier this from discussing the measure heard this session,” said Sen. the state with 7.1% of public year became the fifth state during these hearings, despite See VACCINE, B2 * ** B2 Monday, October 14, 2019 | The News Herald

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it kind of looks better,” Newsom said. “I guess that’s God’s way of cleaning off the earth. Now, when you drive through, you ain’t got the landmarks that you remember. I been here all my life and I get lost sometimes at night trying to go around.” Brian Hartzell also said the recovery is going fairly well, considering Parker is a “small A hurricane damaged building contains items from a storage facility little community.” and hurricane debris on Friday in Parker. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS “I’m not doing all that HERALD] A fallen tree stands in a yard over a boat on Friday in Parker. [PATTI well,” Hartzell said. “I’m BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] trying to save a thousand dollars to get my roof done. Just Mayor Rich Musgrave said “With the city only being 2 some shingle stuff.” most streets were passable square miles, this is 300,000 early September.” trees, and on restoring our Hartzell said the area “looks by day three after the storm cubic yards of debris per The city lost about 20% of City parks, especially our way better” a year later than “thanks to citizens and our square mile,” Musgrave said. their structures and almost Sports Complex and PEEP it did right after Hurricane pubic works department,” The City Hall complex every structure sustained Park.” Michael landed. Hartzell water and sewer handled by only sustained “moderate some form of damage. A public open house will recalled barely being able to day nine and most electric damage,” most of which was “Homes are now being be held in early November drive through town due to service by day 14. Debris on the Parker Library branch. rebuilt and commercial to review the next phase debris and downed trees. pickup began around day 14 “We were provided a businesses are looking for concept drawings for parks “I had to cut my truck out. using the Sports Complex as mobile library bus to pro- sites. Many, like our Winn- and receive comments, and That’s where all the damage a debris management site, vide library services to the Dixie store, have already officials are working with came from,” Hartzell said. Musgrave said. Debris pickup east side of the county while reopened,” Musgrave said. the National Park Service for “I had to cut it out of here so was completed May 1, total- the permanent library was “We're now focusing on further designs and elements, I could go see my wife and ing 600,000 cubic yards at a repaired,” Musgrave said. re-treeing our community, Musgrave said. kids.” cost of $8,000. “It's now been open since having lost about 80% of our

others who come in contact children with health prob- almost eradicated illnesses school and 4,217 seventh- VACCINE with students. She said there lems that they contend were as mumps and measles. graders among the state’s was no need to single out caused by vaccinations. The Florida Department of 243,835 in that grade. These From Page B1 parents who don’t want to Politically, opponents cross Health reported that last year numbers have climbed sig- vaccinate their kids. the spectrum, from religious 25 of Florida’s 67 counties nificantly in recent years, “They’re coming after conservatives who claim failed to meet the state’s goal even as medical exemptions minority, which just wants adults next. If you go to the aborted fetuses are used in of having 95% of kindergarten haven’t changed much. to hold onto their freedom,” CDC website, they have now some vaccines to liberals who students vaccinated. Seventh Those concerned about said Mary Beth Michael of instituted an adult-vaccine question many conventional grade, the other age marker health risks also point out that Daytona Beach, a founder of schedule,” she added, refer- health treatments. when vaccination status is religious exemptions often Florida Health Action Net- ring to the federal Centers But for Republican law- reported, fared better, with are clustered in individual work which, with another for Disease Control, warn- makers who control the 61 counties meeting or top- schools or communities in a anti-vaccination organiza- ing it could someday be used Florida Legislature, Book’s ping the 95% goal. county, sparking the possi- tion, the Florida Freedom as a requirement to obtain bill is easily categorized as a But the 2.9% of kindergart- bility that an outbreak of any Alliance, has helped drive a driver’s license or other blow against religious free- ners who received religious illness could spread quickly. the protests at county delega- privileges. dom and parental choice, exemptions from being vac- While acknowledging that tion meetings and, earlier this Indeed, anti-vaccination potentially dooming it even cinated was an all-time high, her religious exemption pro- year, at the state Capitol on parents speaking out against without the organized cam- DOH reported. Similarly, posal has no chance, Book said other bills before lawmakers. Book’s bill cite a range of paign that has been mounted the 1.7% of seventh-graders she still hope to get lawmak- Michael pointed out that beliefs about immuniza- in opposition. successfully getting religious ers to address the potential many adults aren’t up to date tions, some clearly driven by The measure has emerged, exemptions is a state record. problem facing the state. on their vaccinations, some a thriving community on the though, at a time many public Those percentages repre- “Nobody wants to hurt who could be teachers, bus internet and across social officials worry about the sent 6,402 kindergartners out kids,” Book said. “But we do drivers, school janitors and media. Others are parents of reappearance of such once of 224,641 students entering want our schools to be safe.” * ** The News Herald | Monday, October 14, 2019 B3 WWII’s Sullivan brothers WHAT’S remembered at Mayport HAPPENING Monday, Oct. 14 Submit an event By Matt Soergel Florida Times-Union TOPSAIL HILL KIDS CLUB: 10 Email [email protected] a.m. at Topsail Hill Preserve with “What’s Happening” in the MAYPORT NAVAL State Park, 7525 W. County 30A, subject line. STATION — The five Sul- Santa Rosa Beach. Kids Club is a Friday, Saturday, Sunday, livan brothers of Waterloo, fun time for children (with their Monday and Tuesday events: Iowa, died together at the parents) fi lled with nature crafts Due by 5 p.m. Wednesday Battle of Guadalcanal in and activities. Bring a snack and before 1942. Six family members stay afterwards for more fun. Wednesday events: Due by 5 were among those who Kids Club occurs once a month p.m. Monday before gathered aboard USS The September through December. Thursday events: Due by 5 p.m. Sullivans, based at May- Program is free with regular Tuesday before port Naval Station, to park admission. honor their story. BUDDING BOOKWORMS: 11:30 Jim Sullivan, 78, wasn’t a.m. EDT at Charles Whitehead Andrews Civic Club, 2629 W. 10th even two years old when Public Library in Wewahichka. St., Panama City. Help critique his father, Albert, was For ages 3-5 years. enjoy stories, each other's writings. All genres. killed during the Battle of Jim Sullivan shares a laugh with crew members of the USS The songs, rhymes, and crafts. Meeting on fi rst and third Tues- Guadalcanal in 1942. He Sullivans, a guided missile destroyer named for fi ve Sullivan Details at NWRLS.com days of each month. Details at was of course too young to brothers who died when their ship, the USS Juneau was sunk by 3OTH ANNUAL LOBSTER FES- panamacitywriters.org remember him, but oh he’s a Japanese submarine in World War II. Sullivan is the son of the TIVAL & TOURNAMENT: Oct. AUDITIONS FOR 'A CHRISTMAS heard some stories. youngest brother, Albert, and was attending a reunion for the 14-20 at Schooners, 5121 Gulf CAROL': 7-9 p.m. at the Panama “I want to choose my Sullivan families and former crew members at Mayport Naval Drive, Panama City Beach with City Center for the Arts, 19 E. words carefully,” he Station, Florida. [WILL DICKEY/THE FLORIDA TIMES-UNION VIA AP] lobster specials in the restaurant Fourth St., Panama City. Audi- said, before deciding on a all week, culminating with a tions for the Martin Ensemble description. two-day feast on the beach. Lob- presentation of the play by “Typical Irish,” he said. ster Tournament categories Patrick Barlow, to be acted out “Loved to raise hell and include Spiny Lobster, Big 6 and by only fi ve people. Needed: have a good time.” Shovelnose Lobster with cash three men and two women to In death though, Albert prizes total over $10,000. Details: play multiple parts. Show dates Sullivan — along with his Schooners.com are Dec. 13-21 at the Center for older brothers George, BAY COUNTY AUDUBON SOCI- the Arts, across the street from Francis, Joseph and Madi- ETY: 6:30 p.m. at St. Andrew the Martin Theatre. son — became rallying Episcopal Church, 1608 Baker points for a nation at war, Court, Panama City. Special Wednesday, Oct. 16 symbols of sacrifice and guest speaker Teresa Nooney a fighting spirit. A movie will discuss creating a garden ST. ANDREWS BAY QUILTERS' was even made about them, with native plants and water GUILD: 9 a.m. social, 9:30 with an appropriate title: sources to sustain birds, but- a.m.program, at Grace Presby- “The Fighting Sullivans.” terfl ies and other wildlife in a terian Church, Bell Hall, 1415 The Sullivan brothers time of habitat loss. Details at Airport Rd, Panama City. came from a blue-collar BayCountyAudubon.org Details: SABQG.org Irish Catholic family in Family members aboard the USS The Sullivans were attending SENIOR HURRICANE RECOVERY Waterloo, Iowa. They a reunion for the Sullivan families and former crew members at Tuesday, Oct. 15 DAYS: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Card joined the Navy after Pearl Mayport Naval Station. [WILL DICKEY/THE FLORIDA TIMES-UNION VIA games, dominoes and puzzles Harbor with the insistence AP] SEASIDE FARMERS MARKET: 9 available. with lunch served at that they would serve a.m. to 1 p.m. every Tuesday and noon and free line dance lessons together. of champagne against its help the war effort,” she Saturday in July at the Seaside from 2 p.m. until 3 p.m. at Daffi n They did, and all five side after saying, “May the said. “And I know that’s Amphitheatre off County 30A. Park, 320 Kraft Avenue, Panama brothers died when a Jap- luck of the Irish always be why the Sullivans are Get your pick of fresh produce, City, FL. Sponsored by 55+ Club anese torpedo struck their with you and your crew.” talked about today. My baked goods, dairy products, of Panama City. All seniors wel- ship, the USS Juneau, on The original ship with great-grandmother always native plants and other unique come. Details: 850-516-5648 Nov. 13, 1942. In all, 687 that name was commis- said, ‘My boys did not die offerings. Find local specialties MUSIC FOR YOUNG CHILDREN: sailors died in the attack. sioned in 1943, and is now in vain.’ I think about that that will help sustain growers. 10:30-11:15 a.m. each Wednes- Albert was the only a memorial in Buffalo, a lot when I walk the deck Enjoy live music at every market. day at Panama City Center for brother who was mar- N.Y. The Sullivan broth- of this amazing ship: My BOOK BABIES STORYTIME: the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St., Panama ried and had a child. On ers’ mother, Alleta, was its grandfather and his broth- 9:30 a.m. at Bay County Public City. For infants, toddlers, and Sept. 27, six of his descen- sponsor. ers did not die in vain.” Library, 898 W. 11th St., Panama preschoolers. Caregivers and dants came to Mayport Try to imagine the grief After the war, the Sul- City. For 0-17 months with care- children come together to have Naval Station to visit the that came with five sons livans’ parents, who also giver; Tuesdays through Nov. fun, make music and create Mayport-based destroyer dying at the same time. had a daughter named Gen- 19. Early literacy fun for you and memories. Each class is led by a named after the brothers, Alleta and her husband evieve, were not forgotten your baby with songs, rhymes, board certifi ed music therapist. USS The Sullivans. Thomas heard no word of either, she said. stories and movement. Details at Details and costs: PCCenterForT- It was part of a Jackson- their fate for two months, “They had sailors show NWRLS.com heArts.com ville reunion for crew and leading her to write a letter up at their door. Seri- BOOK BABIES AT THE BEACH: WALKING TOUR OF HISTORIC family from the two ships in January 1943 to the ously. They’d come back 10 a.m. at Panama City Beach ST. ANDREWS: 1:30-2:30 p.m. that have borne that name. Bureau of Naval Personnel. from the South Pacific and Public Library, 12500 Hutchison Wednesdays and Fridays. Free Jim Sullivan is a Navy vet “Dear Sirs,” she wrote. “I they’d knock on the door. Blvd., Panama City Beach. For guided tour leaves from the — it felt like his calling, he am writing you in regards They’d say, ‘I know you ages 0-36 months with a care- Publishing Museum, 1134 Beck said — and retired licensed to a rumor going around don’t know me, but I was giver. Details at NWRLS.com Ave. Come to the museum at electrician who lives in that my five sons were in the South Pacific and I TUESDAY TALES: 10:30 a.m. EDT 1:30 p.m. or call and schedule Waterloo, his father’s killed in action in Novem- just wanted to give you my at Corinne Costin Gibson Public another time if you can't make hometown. He hasn’t trav- ber. A mother from here sympathies.’ My grandma Library in Port St. Joe. For ages the regularly scheduled tour. eled much in the last 25 came and told me she got was a great cook, so she’d 0-3 years with caregiver. Stories, TEEN ART CLUB: 4 p.m. at Bay years, and admitted he’s a letter from her son and invite them to come in and songs and fi nger plays for County Public Library, 898 W. not much for the attention heard my five sons were eat. One guy stayed for six instilling a love of literacy. Social 11th St., Panama City. Make that comes with his con- killed. It is all over town months. I’m not kidding.” time with free play follows the a featured art activity or be nection to the story. now, and I am so worried For the visit to the ship, stories. Details at NWRLS.com creative with provided art sup- It took a visit to Iowa ... I hated to bother you, Sullivan Loughren wore a TERRIFIC TOTS STORYTIME: plies. Everyone is welcome to by the ship’s captain and but it has worried me so blue jumpsuit bearing her 10:30 a.m. at Bay County Public bring their own projects as well. some crew members to that I wanted to know if it name, Kelly, and brought Library, 898 W. 11th St., Panama Details at NWRLS.com persuade him to finally was true. So please tell me. her daughter Kelcie, 22, City. For ages 18 to 36 months AUDITIONS FOR 'A CHRISTMAS revisit The Sullivans, said It was hard to give five sons with her. with caregiver; Tuesdays CAROL': 7-9 p.m. at the Panama his daughter, Kelly Sul- all at once to the Navy, but Her brother John Sul- through Nov. 19. You and your City Center for the Arts, 19 E. livan Loughren, whose I am proud of my boys that livan, 51, who lives in the child will experience literature Fourth St., Panama City. Audi- eyes sprung tears when they can serve and help Kansas City area, came through interactive play, games, tions for the Martin Ensemble she talked about her dad protect their country ...” with his daughters Made- music and more. Details at presentation of the play by making the trip. President Roosevelt line, 15, and Josephine, 12, NWRLS.com Patrick Barlow, to be acted out She also teared up while wrote them back person- whose names echo that of BEACH KIDS - ROBO OZO DAY: by only fi ve people. Needed: saying how she always ally, noting that with her two of brothers, Madison 3:30 p.m. at Panama City Beach three men and two women to tears up when she walks “gallant sons” missing in and Joseph. Public Library, 12500 Hutchison play multiple parts. Show dates up the ramp to the ship and action, “I realize full well At home, he has the Blvd., Panama City Beach. For are Dec. 13-21 at the Center for sees its symbol, a big green there is little I can say to last letter his grandfather ages 5 years and older. Classes the Arts, across the street from shamrock, and its motto: assuage your grief.” Albert sent home to Iowa, focus on STE(A)M activities. the Martin Theatre. “We Stick Together.” The Sullivans reacted to asking after family, assur- Registration required. Class size Sullivan Loughren has their sons’ deaths by going ing them that he and his is 25 students with caregiver. Thursday, Oct. 17 become the point person on a year-long war-bond brothers are doing OK, that Sign-up sheets will be provided for the Sullivan brothers’ drive across the country. they were safe. He said he at the circulation desk two SAIL INTO SCHOOL: 9:30 a.m. legacy, saying it’s impor- They met countless service reads it often. weeks in advance. Details at at Panama City Beach Public tant to keep the story of members, the president The family and former NWRLS.com Library, 12500 Hutchison Blvd., their sacrifice alive — while and some celebrities. and present crew members GULF COAST BOATING AND Panama City Beach. For ages noting the sacrifices made Journalists told of their gathered on the mess deck FISHING SEMINAR SERIES: 6-8 3-4 years with a caregiver. Learn by all others who serve. She sacrifice again and again. for brunch, including a big p.m. at Legendary Marine, 4009 your ABCs, 1-2-3s, and the world pointed at the former crew The movie, made in 1944, cake decorated with a green Thomas Drive, Panama City around us. Weekly classes will members making their way spread their story even shamrock made from icing. Beach. Topics: blackfi n tuna, include stories and a craft. up the ramp for a visit, and wider. After a couple of brief Oct. 15; and winter bay, Nov. 19. Details at NWRLS.com at the current crew that That kept his grandpar- speeches, Cmdr. Pat Details at 850-271-8950 WHIMSICAL AUTUMN SIGNS: was gathered around her ents busy, Jim Sullivan Eliason, the ship’s com- OPEN MIC NIGHT: 6-9 p.m. every 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Panama on deck. figures, and perhaps kept manding officer, motioned Tuesday at Angry Tuna Sea- City Center for the Arts, 19 E. “What we have here is a little of their grief at bay. to a visiting rear admiral, food Co., 701 S. Pier Park Drive, Fourth St., Panama City. For 75 years of Navy service,” “As the year went on and Roy Kitchener, and several Panama City Beach. No cover ages 15 and older. Cost: $35 for she said. “The past, the they weren’t so busy, I crew members. charge. members, $40 for nonmembers. present, and of course the think it bothered them, a “Bring it in,” he said, THE LAWS OF LIFE WOMEN'S Supplies included. future.” lot,” he said. “bring it in.” MASTERMIND: 6-9 p.m. at the READ, ROCK & RHYME: 10:30 She’s 48, a third-grade Sullivan Loughren said They put their hands Sheraton Panama City Beach a.m. at Bay County Public teacher who also lives in she thinks often of Thomas into the center of the circle Golf & Resort Spa, 4114 Jan Library, 898 W. 11th St., Panama Waterloo. She is the ship’s and Alleta crisscrossing the and, joined by others in the Cooley Drive to benefi t Girls City. For ages 3-5 years; Thurs- sponsor and christened it in country, telling their story, crowded room, chanted the Inc. of Bay County. Tickets: $35; days through Nov. 21. Enjoy 1997 at a shipyard in Maine. trying to raise money to ship’s motto: available at EventBrite.com and stories, sing songs, play games, According to an Asso- keep fighting. “We Stick Together! We LawsOfLife.shop make new friends and have fun. ciation Press report at the “They did it for the right Stick Together! We Stick PANAMA CITY WRITERS ASSO- Make a new craft after every time, she smashed a bottle reasons. They wanted to Together!” CIATION: 6:30-8:30 p.m. at St. class. Details at NWRLS.com * ** B4 Monday, October 14, 2019 | The News Herald Florida scientists earn NIH grants at record level

UF, UM and FAU year. chipped in an additional also set new NIH awards are con- $269 million in subsidies. high-water marks sidered the gold standard That deal, announced for scientific inquiry, and in 2003, kicked off a By Jeff Ostrowski they're difficult to win. billion-dollar bet on bio- GateHouse Media Florida Dr. David Nelson, a tech that Bush said would gastroenterologist and transform Florida's Florida scientists raised NIH-funded researcher notoriously low-wage nearly $700 million from who's president of UF economy. the National Institutes of Health, calls NIH grants The state and Palm Health this year, setting a “the premium currency” Beach County later new record. in medical research. As a recruited Max Planck, the The state’s univer- result, UF vies with such renowned German insti- sities, nonprofit labs research powerhouses tute, to Jupiter with $188 and for-profit startups as Johns Hopkins Uni- million in subsidies. netted $693 million for versity, the University Results have been the federal fiscal year that of California San Fran- mixed. The Burnham ended Sept. 30, eclipsing cisco and the University Institute, which received the previous record of of Michigan for a limited $311 million in state and $650 million, set in 2017, pot of NIH money. local money to expand according to a Palm Beach Nelson acknowledges to Orlando, pulled out. Post analysis of NIH data. there’s no lack of com- VGTI Florida, a lab lured Florida's two biggest petition. As successful to Port St. Lucie with $120 grant-getters set new as UF has been at winning million from the state and high-water marks. The NIH grants, it ranks only Matt Disney, a professor in the Department of Chemistry at Scripps Florida in Jupiter, is one city, failed in 2015. And University of Florida 40th nationally. of the nonproﬁ t’s top recipients of NIH grants. [BRUCE R. BENNETT/GATEHOUSE MEDIA FLORIDA] the Charles Stark Draper won $189 million in NIH “Most of the preemi- Laboratory, recruited awards, up from last nent universities are of medical advances to from NIH. percent. to St. Petersburg with year’s haul of $177 mil- striving to become top patients. Emmune is developing Florida again ranked $30 million in taxpayer lion. The University of research universities,“ “A lot of the big grants an HIV treatment that’s 12th among U.S. states money, has left the state. Miami School of Medicine Nelson said. Florida is missing require a “biologic” delivered by in the amount of grants Meanwhile, the non- landed $150 million, an Meanwhile, UF is fol- collaboration,“ Nelson injection rather than in awarded, trailing biotech profit labs attracted by increase from last year’s lowing the lead of other said. pill form. hubs California ($4.5 bil- Bush's subsidies landed $133 million. states by cooperat- Florida Atlantic Uni- “It turns your muscle lion), Massachusetts ($3 a dwindling fraction of Jupiter-based Scripps ing with rival schools versity also set a new cells into a factory to billion), New York ($2.8 the overall NIH grants Florida brought in $43 to land large awards. In record this year, bring- make this biologic we’ve billion) and Pennsylva- coming into the state. million, down from the one example, UF and ing in $8.7 million in NIH developed,” Farzan said. nia ($1.9 billion) by a wide Scripps Florida, Max $50 million in NIH grants Florida State University grants. Last year, FAU “Now you are better margin. Planck Florida and it landed in fiscal 2018. announced in July they won $7.3 million from protected than for any UF’s Nelson acknowl- Scripps spinoff Emmune Another Jupiter insti- would share a $29 mil- NIH. The increase is a vaccine up to this point.” edged that the nation’s combined to bring in just tute, Max Planck Florida, lion award from NIH’s payoff from FAU’s focus While the drug in its third-largest state con- 7 percent of the state's also saw a decline in NIH Clinical and Transla- on pursuing NIH money. current form must be tinues to punch below its total take of NIH grants. grants. It brought in $4 tional Science Awards “We’re growing and injected monthly, Farzan weight in terms of win- Last year, Scripps Flor- million this year, down program, a project that maturing, and that’s said Emmune is work- ning NIH awards. Adjust ida, Max Planck Florida, from $5.3 million last aims to speed the delivery reflected in our NIH ing on a version that for population, and Flor- Emmune and the Torrey funding,” said Daniel would require just one ida falls to the back of Pines Institute in Port St. Flynn, FAU’s vice presi- shot every 10 years. The the national pack. While Lucie combined to bring dent for research. drug is still being tested Massachusetts brought in 9 percent of the state's At Scripps Florida, one in animals, but Farzan in a nation-leading $429 overall haul. The Torrey of the most prolific grant- ultimately hopes to sell it per resident in NIH grants Pines Institute landed no getters is HIV researcher to a large pharmaceutical in 2018, Florida's $33 per NIH grants this year. Michael Farzan. company — an outcome person ranked 41st. Most of the money Through Scripps Flor- that would be a coup for Bringing more NIH coming into Florida ida, he landed three NIH Florida’s budding biotech money into the state was researchers landed at grants totaling $2.8 mil- sector. one of the goals cited by state schools, private lion. And the startup he Florida’s total NIH then-Gov. Jeb Bush when universities and labs that co-founded, Emmune funding jumped 14 per- he wooed Scripps with a were here long before of Juno Beach, raised an cent from 2018, outpacing $310 million state grant. Scripps and Max Planck additional $1.3 million the national increase of 4 Palm Beach County arrived. New cameras may be game-changer in python hunting

By Kimberly Miller GateHouse Media Florida

Evolution gave the Burmese python a nearly infallible camouflage, but technology is catch- ing up. A new camera developed by University of Central Florida researchers and the non-profit company Imec uses a special wavelength of A Burmese python slithers through the Everglades. [GREG light to expose the snake LOVETT/GATEHOUSE MEDIA FLORIDA] as an ethereal slither against black, a ghostly day or night. wages and bonuses coil in the River of Grass. Orges Furxhi, research based on snake length to Because pythons are and development man- hunters. cold-blooded and adopt ager of Imec Florida in In September, the dis- the temperature of their Kissimmee, said he thinks trict tripled its python surroundings, thermal the camera will turn the budget to nearly $1 mil- imaging proved useless tide in the fight against lion, increasing pay to in hunting the invasive the voracious python, hunters willing to patrol species. which has been eating its the fringes of the python But the camera uses a way through the Ever- range and doubling the near-infrared 850-nano- glades for two decades. number of sanctioned meter wavelength “This is a game- hunters to 50. (humans see between 400 changer,” said Orges, Furxhi and Orges tested and 700 nanometers) to noting that they also are the camera, which is the detect the snakes, which working on mounting the size of a regular DSLR reflect light at that level camera on drones. “The camera, in a python differently than the flora way the hunters oper- pent up at a zoo, but and waterways of South ate now, they drive the also during a handful of Florida. roads and look out the python hunting trips. “We measured python sides, so having a drone That included mount- reflectivity and then mea- system would allow them ing it on hunter Donna sured grass and foliage to cover a bigger area.” Kalil’s custom-built and leaves and trees and The first Burmese “python perch” – a bark, and it turns out that python was removed snake-sighting platform at 850 nanometers the from Everglades National attached to her Ford reflectivity of the back- Park in 1979. Regular Expedition. ground was high and the sightings began in 2000, “I think it’s a fantastic snake was low,” said Ron with management pro- idea,” said Kalil, who lives Driggers, a UCF optics grams launching in the in Miami. “We definitely and photonics professor. mid-2000s. By then, need help out there and “In the visible spectrum, breeding populations anything that will help us you are losing the python were well established spot these pythons will be in the middle of the brown with the apex predators an added benefit.” dirt and green grass.” feeding on alligators, Kalil, 57, said has caught While the wavelength small mammals and more than 250 snakes, the shows the snake as dark wading bird colonies. longest of which was 15 against a bright back- Both the South Florida feet, 9 inches. No pythons ground, the technology Water Management Dis- were spotted during the reverses it, making the trict and Florida Fish and hunt with the research- snake a glowing white Wildlife Conservation ers, but Kalil did bring against black so it’s easier Commission have pro- a live python to test the to detect. It can be used grams that pay hourly equipment. * ** The News Herald | Monday, October 14, 2019 B5

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* ** The News Herald | Monday, October 14, 2019 B7 DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK Freshman seeks confi dence when interviewing for a job

memorize five reasons why when we provide meals or the company would be lucky lodging when they stay with us. to have you. Recite them for His soon-to-be fiancee, how- the interviewer, and this, too, ever, has never once uttered or will convey confidence. written the word “thank you” If you are not hired, rather for anything we have done for Jeanne Phillips than blame yourself, accept her. Perhaps she was raised by that there’s a lot of competition wolves. out there, so don’t beat your- I like the girl, but this really DEAR ABBY: I am a college self up if you don’t receive an irritates me. How can I get freshman. I have decided I offer from every company you the idea across to her without want to get a job so I can sup- apply to. Ask interviewers causing a rift? Should I talk to port myself and pay half the who don’t hire you what you my son about it? I’m about at rent in the apartment my mom can do better. Practice makes the point where I will no longer resides in. perfect. Each interview should send her any gifts. Maybe I I have always been shy get easier. should send her your booklet because I don’t really know As to getting connected at about how to write letters. — how to talk to people. Every school, join special interest UNTHANKED IN FLORIDA interview I go on, I never get groups that you have time for DEAR UNTHANKED: Your a callback. How do I get con- between your study and work son’s fiancee-to-be may not nected at school and manage schedule. Your time may be have been raised by wolves as a job? How can I have more limited, but these groups offer much as brought up by parents confidence in myself for job an opportunity to meet new who were possibly ignorant of interviews? — CLUELESS IN people with whom you have a the social graces. Because this ILLINOIS common interest. bothers you to the degree it DEAR CLUELESS: People does, discuss your feelings convey confidence by looking DEAR ABBY: One of the things with your son rather than con- others in the eye when they I taught my children was to front her. And please, rethink talk to them and being con- write thank-you notes or, at your idea of sending her my scious of good posture. When least, verbally thank some- Letters booklet because, under you apply for your next job — one for a gift or nicety. My the circumstances, it would be one you think you would be 30-year-old son calls to thank mean-spirited and likely not suited for — write down and us when we send him gifts and well-received.

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

suggestions? WC@TriviaGuy. 4. Which now-famed structure com began construction in 1173? Leaning Tower of Pisa, Taj 1. How many inches by how Mahal, Great Wall, Kremlin many inches is the standard size 5. What are pluggers in Australia ACES ON BRIDGE: BOBBY WOLFF of a vehicle license plate? and slops in South Africa? Wilson Casey 5x10, 6x12, 7x14, 8x16 Flip-ﬂ ops, Street musicians, 2. Which U.S. president had a Garbage bags, Twins pet canary named “Bob” and a 6. How old was George Wash- “Trivia Fun” with Wilson dog named “Laddie Boy”? ington when his father died? Casey, Guinness World Record Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Nixon 2, 7, 11, 16 Holder from Woodruff, S.C., 3. What is the world’s largest is published in more than 500 landlocked country by area? ANSWERS: 1. 6x12, 2. Harding, 3. newspapers across the coun- Liechtenstein, Vatican City, Kazakhstan, 4. Leaning Tower of try. Comments, questions or Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan Pisa, 5. Flip-ﬂ ops, 6. 11

HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — There 21) — Unlike auto insurance, life There’s a place in your heart that will be those who mistakenly doesn’t give you a discount for is only fi lled by one person. It’s think that respect is obtained being a safe driver. In fact, you like that person made your heart through displays of dominance, may pay more for being risk- soft and then sunk into that soft- but making people afraid doesn’t averse. So take a chance today. It ness leaving an impression that earn their allegiance. Ultimately, will be good for your pocketbook. everything else formed around. people respect and serve those CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — who respect and serve them. — Writing things out by hand Today has the potential to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — If is the way to make them a part become quite a ride due to one there’s a way to make the of your memory, your thought word with three little letters. exchange or process any sim- process and even your behavior “Yes” is the ticket that takes you pler, you’ll fi gure it out and end and heart. Take advantage of up, down and all around the loop- up helping everyone effi ciently the magic of handwriting to rein- de-loop, adrenaline included in apply time and resources. force your deepest wishes. the price of admission. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — There’s an art to being the boss. You’ll be surprised, stunned Enthusiasm is a talent. Being Anyone can order people around. even, by today’s twist, which will able to get behind people and An effective delegator asks the include you enjoying something give them support, encourage- right person and makes a fair you never thought you would or ment and motivation is no small exchange that will benefi t all. liking someone with whom you ability. In fact, it’s the top skill SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — Fun don’t agree. that matters today. challenge: Something you used PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) CANCER (June 22-July 22) — to be able to manage with your — When disagreements hurt Comedy, magic, sales, love ... so hands tied behind your back disproportionately to the severity much can be accomplished with has now grown more powerful of the issue at hand, something a thoughtful and well-paced pre- and slipped out of your control. deeper is going on. The cause of sentation. Pay attention to the Assess what you do have control pain is not the thing happening order of things, what to reveal over and go from there. in the moment but the phantom and when to do it. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. pain of a historic wound.

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* ** The News Herald | Monday, October 14, 2019 C1 SPORTS Winston’s sloppy play dooms Bucs

By Rick Stroud Winston threw five inter- be Superman,’’ Arians said in UP NEXT Even though it was a Tampa Tampa Bay Times ceptions and committed six a postgame press conference. Bay “home game,” with the turnovers, one coming on a “That’s been a problem in the WHO: Tampa Bay Buccaneers stadium covered in red Bucs LONDON — Jameis Win- fumble. past, and fumbles haven’t at Tennessee Titans bunting, their own cheer- ston has played some terrible This is not the type of occurred this year until today. WHERE: Nissan Stadium, Nash- leaders and control of the games before. football that Bruce Arians But again, trying to make ville, Tenn. video board, the crowd of He’s thrown a lot of inter- had seen from Winston until something out of nothing. WHEN: 1 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 27 60,087 was decidedly with ceptions. He’s lost fumbles. Sunday, when under constant It’s just a matter of knowing TV: FOX. RADIO: 97.9 WXTB-AM the Panthers. But the Bucs quarterback pressure with seven sacks, he when to quit on a play.’’ After Sunday, the Bucs has never played the way he set the tone for a Bucs perfor- More games like this one should exercise their own did in Tampa Bay’s 37-26 loss mance the Brits might say was and the Bucs may have to one for the Bucs (2-4), espe- Brexit, refusing to play in the to the Carolina Panthers at bloody rubbish. consider quitting on Winston. cially since they had already Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. “He has a habit of trying to Sunday’s game was a big won at Carolina in Week 2. See BUCS, C3

AP TOP 25 LSU up to No. 2; Dawgs drop to No. 10

By Ralph D. Russo The Associated Press

NEW YORK — LSU moved up to No. 2 in The Associated Press college football poll, giving the Southeastern Con- ference the top two teams in the country for the 29th time and putting the Tigers behind No. 1 Alabama less than a month before the rivals meet in Tuscaloosa. The Tigers jumped from No. 5, past No. 3 Clemson and No. 4 Ohio State, after beating Florida in a matchup of unbeaten teams Saturday Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Dawuane Smoot, bottom right, sacks New Orleans Saints quarterback Teddy Bridgewater on Sunday night. LSU received 12 first- during the ﬁ rst half in Jacksonville. [AP PHOTO/PHELAN M. EBENHACK] place votes Sunday in the AP Top 25 presented by Regions Bank while Alabama received 30 first-place votes and is No. 1 for the third consecutive week. The Crimson Tide host Bridgewater helps the Tigers on Nov. 9. One conference has held the top two spots 75 times since the AP poll started in lead Saints over Jags 1936, none more than the SEC. The now-defunct Big Eight is next with 23. The Associated Press four-touchdown perfor- passes for 163 yards and was sneak in the closing minutes Clemson received 11 first- mance against Tampa Bay, held without a touchdown to seal the victory. place votes Sunday and Ohio JACKSONVILLE — Teddy Bridgewater was less effec- for the first time this season. Michael Thomas had eight State had nine. Oklahoma was Bridgewater found Jared tive against the Jaguars His worst outing came on receptions for 89 yards, and No. 5 and Wisconsin became Cook for a 4-yard touch- (2-4). But he did enough for the same day the team, in Alvin Kamara finished with the first new team to crack the down early in the fourth New Orleans' defense, which conjunction with the NFL, 31 yards rushing while play- top six after Georgia suffered quarter, and the New turned Minshew Mania into handed out 30,000 "Min- ing through an ankle injury. Orleans Saints held on to Minshew Mayhem. shew mustaches" as fans Leonard Fournette ran for See TOP 25 , C3 beat the Jacksonville Jag- Gardner Minshew was entered the gates. 72 yards, ending a two-game uars 13-6 on Sunday and sacked twice, hurried often Bridgewater was 24 of 36 streak of reaching the cen- improve to 4-0 without and threw his first intercep- passing for 240 yards for the tury mark on the ground. injured starter Drew Brees. tion as a starter. The rookie Saints (5-1). He picked up a Coming off a 300-yard, sensation completed 14 of 29 first down on a quarterback See JAGS, C3

Redskins get 1st victory with win over Fins

Rookie McLaurin the Washington Redskins twice and sacked him five 11-yard score to cut the catches 2 touchdown stopped Miami's two-point times before he was benched deficit to one point, rookie passes in matchup conversion attempt with six at the start of the fourth coach Brian Flores decided between winless seconds left for a 17-16 vic- quarter with the Dolphins to go for two. LSU wide receiver Ja’Marr teams tory Sunday in a matchup trailing 17-3. Running back Kenyan Chase (1) celebrates his between winless teams. Rosen's replacement, Drake dropped Fitzpat- touchdown reception in the The Associated Press Adrian Peterson more Ryan Fitzpatrick, sparked a rick's quick pass with several second half of an NCAA college than doubled his season rally and led two touchdown defenders between him and football game against Florida MIAMI GAR- rushing total with 118 for Bill drives, including a 75-yard the goal line. on Saturday in Baton Rouge, DENS — Rookie Terry Callahan in his first game as march that began with 2:02 Washington (1-5) looked La. LSU won 42-28. [GERALD McLaurin caught two interim coach. Washing- left. But after Fitzpatrick HERBERT/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] touchdown passes and ton intercepted Josh Rosen hit DeVante Parker for an See DOLPHINS, C3

* ** C2 Monday, October 14, 2019 | The News Herald PREP FOOTBALL Week 8 in review

No time for moral victories

By Dustin Kent @PCNHDustinKent | [email protected]

If you had told Mosley head coach Jeremy Brown going into Friday’s game against Escambia that his team would have the ball with three minutes to play and 30 yards away from potentially tying the game, he most likely would’ve taken it. That was the situation that Mosley had against the undefeated Gators at Tommy Oliver Stadium, but the Dolphins’ upset bid fell Mosley’s Jacarri Greene stiff-arms an Escambia defender short in a 35-28 loss along during Friday night’s game at Tommy Oliver Stadium. [JOSHUA with their attempt to get BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] their first official victory of the season after having two wins forfeited due to playing WEEK 8 POWER RANKING an ineligible player. Brown dismissed the idea The News Herald couldn’t hold on against of a moral victory after the Gadsden County, even- game, though if the Dolphins Every week The News tually losing 24-18 in can bottle Friday’s effort for Herald will rank all 18 of overtime. the remainder of the season the football teams in its It’s the second loss in in games against Milton, coverage area based on a the last three weeks for Gulf Breeze, and Arnold, it’s combination of win-loss Marianna, with the losses hard not to give them better record and strength of coming by a combined nine than even odds to win out. schedule. points. It was another tough Mosley’s Josiah Johnson runs with the football during Friday’s game Up next: Oct. 18 at Maclay week in the win-loss against Escambia at Tommy Oliver Stadium. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE 1. Blountstown (7-0) column for Bay County NEWS HERALD] Previous (1) 6. Port St. Joe (3-4) teams, with Arnold and Previous (6) Bay taking lopsided losses The Tigers continued to to Choctawhatchee and into the game, with Brown The three-week tourna- dominate the competition The Tiger Sharks were off Blountstown. North Bay saying that with the Dolphins ment features 12 teams, with an easy 40-6 home last week, giving them Haven’s 27-0 shutout of essentially eliminated from with the top eight seeds – victory over Bay High to time to lick their wounds Liberty County was the only playoff contention it was Blountstown, Baker, Sneads, keep their unbeaten streak after the blowout loss to county win of the week and important to get the sopho- Graceville, Vernon, Port intact. They are now 2-0 Blountstown before begin- brought the county’s record more meaningful reps ahead St. Joe, Jefferson County, against Bay County oppo- ning play in the Sunshine for the season to 13-30. of next season. and Cottondale – playing a nents this season with a State Athletic Conference McCall was 7 of 14 for 144 three-week, single-elimina- combined score of 83-16. playoffs. Dolphins’ Dual QB yards and a 48-yard touch- tion tournament culminating Blountstown has won all Up next: Oct. 18 at Sneads attack down to freshman Randy with a championship game seven of their games this 7 p.m. Pittman, while Garrett was Nov. 2 at Tommy Oliver season by at least 21 points Mosley used a true quar- 12 of 21 for 215 yards and a Stadium. with an average margin of 7. Arnold (3-4) terback rotation for the first 61-yard touchdown to Nyjah The bottom four teams 34.3 points per contest. Previous (7) time this season against Gray and three interceptions. – Holmes County, Wewahi- Up next: Oct. 18 vs. Cotton- Escambia, with sophomore Brown said the quarterback tchka, Franklin County, and dale 7 p.m. The Marlins had their Josiah McCall spelling senior rotation is going to continue Liberty County – will play two-game winning streak starter Joey Garrett. for the rest of the season. a round-robin for what is 2. Mosley (0-7) stopped with a 35-9 district Garrett was in for six series being called the North Flor- Previous (2) loss to Choctawhatchee at and McCall for four, with Playoff s come early ida Series Championship. Gavlak Stadium. each leading two touchdown The Dolphins put together It was the fi rst time this drives. Each quarterback also Coaches from the newly- On the horizon perhaps their best effort of season that the Marlins had one series end on downs formed Sunshine State the season despite losing, were held to single digit and only one, the third series Athletic Conference got There are no more bye as they pushed undefeated scoring. Arnold is now 0-2 from McCall, ended with a together Saturday to weeks left as all 18 teams in Escambia to the brink at in District 1-5A with two punt. organize the first-ever Sun- The News Herald’s coverage Tommy Oliver Stadium in a league games to go. McCall had only thrown shine State North Florida area will be in action starting 35-28 defeat. Up next: Oct. 18 vs. three passes all season going Championship. with Thursday’s Homecom- Mosley lost despite gaining Pensacola ing game for Mosley against over 500 yards of offense district foe Milton at Tommy in part due to committing 8. Graceville (5-2) Oliver Stadium. three turnovers. Previous (8) Arnold is also at home for Up next: Oct. 17 vs. Milton a must-win district contest The Tigers happily snapped against Pensacola, while 3. Sneads (7-0) a two-game losing skid Bozeman and Bay High Previous (4) with a rout of their archri- will square off on Friday at val Cottondale, winning Tommy Oliver. The Pirates had an easy 33-6. It’s the fi fth straight The Tornadoes will try time moving to 7-0 with win for Graceville in the to turn back another Bay a 47-6 home victory over series. County team’s attempt Pataula Charter Academy Up next: Oct. 18 vs. Vernon at getting a first-ever win (Ga.). 7 p.m. against Bay High after hold- It’s the third consecutive ing off North Bay Haven week in which the Sneads 9. Rutherford (2-5) 21-14 on Sept. 6. offense has scored at least Previous (9) Should Rutherford, ranked 40 or more points and the No. 9 in the initial playoff fi fth 40-point outing this The Rams were off last RPI standings, harbor any season. week. hopes of getting up to the Up next: Oct. 18 vs. Port St. Up next: Oct. 18 at South sixth spot in Region 1-4A by Joe 7 p.m. Walton season’s end, a win Friday against 3-4 South Walton 4. Vernon (5-2) 10. Bay (2-6) Choctawhatchee’s Javaris Young tries to elude an Arnold tackle. in Santa Rosa Beach would Previous (3) Previous (10) [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] seem vital.

The Yellowjackets suffered The Tornadoes’ suffered their second loss of the their fi fth consecutive loss season and their fi rst to a in Blountstown, falling to 1A opponent Friday, falling the Tigers 40-6. Bay has SCORES AND SCHEDULE 32-28 to Taylor County. The been outscored 192-39 loss snapped a fi ve-game during the fi ve-game losing Last week’s scores Branford 42, Franklin County 0 Marianna at Maclay 6 p.m. winning streak for Vernon streak. Escambia 35, Mosley 28 Chipley at Walton 7 p.m. since its opening loss to 7A Up next: Oct. 18 at Choctaw 35, Arnold 9 Next week’s games Vernon at Graceville 7 p.m. Crestview. Bozeman Blountstown 40, Bay 6 Thursday Cottondale at Blountstown 7 Up next: Oct. 18 at Gracev- 11. Bozeman (3-4) North Bay Haven 27, Liberty Milton vs. Mosley at TOS 7 p.m. p.m. ille 7 p.m. 12. North Bay Haven (3-4) County 0 Port St. Joe at Sneads 7 p.m. 13. Chipley (1-6) Chipley 14, Holmes County 7 Friday Jefferson at Baker 7 p.m. 5. Marianna (5-3) 14. Holmes County (2-5) Graceville 33, Cottondale 6 Bozeman vs. Bay at TOS 7 p.m. Liberty County at Holmes Previous (5) 15. Cottondale (2-5) Taylor County 32, Vernon 28 NBH vs. Jay at Bozeman 7 p.m. County 7 p.m. 16. Wewahitchka (2-5) Gadsden 24, Marianna 18 OT Pensacola at Arnold 7 p.m. Wewahitchka at Franklin The Bulldogs jumped out 17. Franklin County (2-5) Sneads 47, Pataula Charter Rutherford at South Walton 7 County 6 p.m. to an early 10-0 lead but 18. Liberty County (1-6) Academy 6 p.m.

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Strasburg on hill as Nats seek 3-0 NLCS lead JAGS From Page C1 By Stephen Whyno postseason games, a startling Strasburg said. "And that really higher rate, St. Louis is ready The Associated Press figure in an era of quick triggers comes down to executing a to stay the course without major and rotating relievers: Scherzer, game plan, taking it one pitch at changes. Jacksonville finished WASHINGTON — Thanks Strasburg, Sánchez, Doolittle, a time, and just trying to make "I understand we're in a sprint with a season-low 226 to some superb pitching, the projected Game 4 starter Pat- as many good pitches as pos- mode with being in a series like yards. The Jaguars had a countdown is on to the Wash- rick Corbin and relievers Daniel sible and letting the chips fall this, but also trusting your guys chance late, but Minshew ington Nationals' first World Hudson and Tanner Rainey. as they may." is pretty important," Shildt threw incomplete on a Series appearance in franchise It has worked so far. But St. Louis batters swung said in the visiting clubhouse fourth-and-2 play from history. manager Dave Martinez can't and missed at 11 pitches in the Sunday. "One play, one thing the New Orleans 40-yard Up 2-0 on the St. Louis Car- guarantee he's able to keep the opener and 21 in Game 2. The could turn this thing completely line. dinals in the NL Championship same rotation throughout the Cardinals look perplexed at the around. We believe that, and we Series after near no-hitters rest of this series and beyond. plate not long after putting up feel comfortable and confident KNOCKOUT HIT from Aníbal Sánchez and Max "I'm hoping that this contin- 10 runs in the first inning of their with how this series will go." Scherzer, the Nationals turn ues, but there might become a Division Series clincher against Teams that have taken a 2-0 Saints linebacker to historically strong play- moment where somebody goes Atlanta. St. Louis totaled one lead on the road in a best-of- Demario Davis delivered a off pitcher Stephen Strasburg five or six innings and we have run and four hits — just one for seven series have gone on to knockout hit on tight end in Game 3 Monday with the to do something else," Martinez extra bases— in the first two win 88% of the time in MLB Geoff Swaim in the fourth change to take a stranglehold. said. "When that happens, we'll games against Washington and history. The first step toward quarter. Swaim was "They're getting quick outs. have the matchups ready for the is batting .070. bucking those odds for St. seemingly unconscious They're constantly ahead in in-game decisions." "There's a little bit of we could Louis is sending 23-year-old as he hit the ground. Team counts," Nationals closer Sean Strasburg takes a 1.32 career do a little better, but the other ace Jack Flaherty to the mound trainers and paramed- Doolittle said Sunday. "Those postseason ERA to the mound side of that is they've done really in Game 3, and there's no short- ics rushed onto the field. kinds of things are kind of things for the first Championship good," third baseman Matt Car- age of belief in what he can do Davis knelt next to Swaim that, when you're down there in Series game in the nation's penter said. "On our side we've in what should be a raucous and removed his helmet. the bullpen, you see that, and capital. The big right-hander, got to find a way. It isn't going atmosphere. Swaim eventually sat you feed off that energy. So making the organization's to get any easier." "He's in a big spot, but I don't up and walked off the field when your number gets called, much-criticized 2012 Stras- Cardinals manager Mike think there's any spot too big for without assistance. you basically want to do the burg Shutdown look better over Shildt refused to reveal his him," St. Louis center fielder New Orleans was same thing. You want to pick time, is 2-0 in the playoffs this Game 3 lineup until Monday. Dexter Fowler said. "We've had flagged 15 yards for up where they left off and get fall. It's possible he makes a tweak, our back against the wall basi- unnecessary roughness. the ball to the next guy." "For me, it's trying to focus but after analytics showed cally all season. We've come Washington has used just on what you can control, disre- his hitters aren't chasing the back and excelled. That's what PAPAL PROPS seven pitchers in its first seven gard what you cannot control," ball out of the strike zone at a we're accustomed to doing." The Saints got some unexpected — and likely unintentional — support from the Catholic Church receivers. Especially me," before the game. BUCS Evans said. “It’s tough. I felt Pope Francis included like we were better than that the Saints logo in a tweet From Page C1 team. We had the turnovers. Sunday morning. New We didn’t execute as well as Orleans football fans took it we should have and I played as good omen for their team. U.K. where they are now 0-3. like (crap).’’ "Today we give thanks On the first play of the Winston knew he would be to the Lord for our new game, Winston tried to hit under duress. The Bucs were (hash)Saints. They walked receiver Mike Evans on a curl missing right tackle Demar by faith and now we route and was intercepted by Dotson and right guard Alex invoke their intercession," Panthers cornerback James Cappa with injuries. But he he tweeted. Bradberry. The Bucs defense didn’t make excuses. The hashtag added the held the Panthers to a field “No, it’s not on Mike,’’ Fleur de Lis, the emblem goal and somehow only Winston said of Evans. “At associated with the trailed 17-7 at halftime. the end of the day, I throw Saints and worn on their It was notable that the the football, I get the inter- helmets. game began and ended with ceptions. We’ve got to win Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston (3) passes Winston being intercepted games. If I do that (throw- against the Carolina Panthers during the second quarter Sunday at RAMSEY INACTIVE trying to connect with Evans. ing five interceptions), it’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. Winston committed six of After going without a catch tough for us to win. Mike is the Bucs’ seven turnovers in the 37-26 loss. [THE ASSOCIATED PRESS / Jaguars cornerback last week for only the second one of the best receivers in TIM IRELAND] Jalen Ramsey was inactive time in his career, Evans was this league." for the third consecutive targeted 17 times and caught “While Winston was week because of an appar- nine for 96 yards Sunday. He imploding, Panthers quar- Now the Panthers are Jensen somehow recovered ent back injury. Ramsey also lost track of a deep ball terback Kyle Allen was debating whether Allen the fumble. was ruled out three days he dropped in the second half. exploding. should remain the starter On the next play, Winston after owner Shad Khan Evans took responsibility Allen completed 20 of 32 even when Newton returns. held the football too long and said he expected the dis- for the first interception for passes for 227 yards and two Two plays must have had was sacked again by Butler. gruntled defender to play failing to come back for the touchdowns with no inter- Arians questioning Win- This time Panthers line- against the Saints. football. The last pass he said ceptions in running his record ston’s future. backer Bruce Irvin recovered. he lost in the lights. to 4-0 since taking over from With the Bucs trailing 17-7 “Throw the damn ball HOMECOMING Asked about Winston’s injured starter Cam Newton. and at Carolina 17 late in the away,’’ Arians said. “You GAME interceptions, Evans said: “I He had a 13-yard TD strike to first half, Winston double- avoided one and you might don’t think that’s who he is.” Curtis Samuel and hit Chris- clutched a pass and was have avoided two. You’re Jacksonville recognized “We’ve got to a better tian McCaffrey on the left stripped by defensive end not throwing it anywhere more than 80 former play- job around him. O-line and flat for a 25-yard score. Vernon Butler. Center Ryan to our receiver." ers before the game and honored the team's top 25 players from its 25 years of existence at halftime. Left tackle Tony Boselli, Although Miami's defense a significant workload as downs, one with spe- running back Fred Taylor DOLPHINS had its best effort of the expected, and the four-time cial teams trickery. They and receiver Jimmy Smith season, McLaurin slipped All-Pro running back car- attempted an onside kick, got the biggest ovations From Page C1 behind the secondary to catch ried 23 times to reach the which was foiled by a during the ceremony. scoring passes of 25 and 33 100-yard rushing mark for penalty. yards from Case Keenum, the 56th time. Nothing could reverse LINEUP TWEAK like a different team after who returned after missing Meanwhile, Miami's their fortunes. Rosen went firing coach Jay Gruden, but one game because of a foot offense generated few cheers 15 for 25 for only 85 yards. Jacksonville kept the caliber of the opposi- injury. from the half-empty stadium Fitzpatrick went 12 for 18 for rookie linebacker Quincy tion had something to do McLaurin, a third-round and remained on pace for the 132, and helped the Dolphins Williams on the bench. with that. The Dolphins draft pick who has been one lowest-scoring 16-game score their first second-half Williams was taken out in (0-5) remained winless of the Redskins' few bright season in NFL history. points all year. the fourth quarter of last under Flores but helped their spots this year, totaled four The Dolphins used six But they never led and have week's loss at Carolina. chances of securing the No. 1 receptions for 100 yards. offensive linemen at times been ahead for only 3 min- The third-round draft draft pick in April. Callahan gave Peterson and converted two fourth utes, 49 seconds this season. pick was out of position on many plays as the Panthers ran for 285 yards, the second most in Jacksonville's history. Texas slipped four spots championship. the Mountaineers lost their Veteran backup Najee TOP 25 to No. 15, the highest ranked The Tigers and Tide were first game as a ranked team and Goode started in his place. team with two losses. The also 1-2 for a week in Septem- never returned. From Page C1 Longhorns lost Saturday to ber 2013. — No. 25 Washington (5-2) KEY INJURIES Oklahoma and fell to LSU early fell out last week after losing in the season. Both losses were IN at Stanford, but it bounced Jaguars receiver Marqise the biggest upset of the to current top-five teams, each back with a decisive road win Lee, who missed all of last season so far. The Bulldogs by seven points. Three teams moved into the against Arizona on Saturday. season after tearing three dropped from No. 3 to No. 10 rankings for the first time this ligaments in his left knee, after losing at home to South POLL POINTS season and a fourth is back OUT injured his right foot/ Carolina in double overtime. after a week out. ankle in the third quarter Georgia is the highest- It is the 27th time the SEC — No. 20 Minnesota (6-0) is — Texas A&M had been and had to be helped to ranked team to lose to an has had the Nos. 1 and 2 teams off to its best start since 2003. lingering at the bottom of the locker room. ... Jaguars unranked team this season. in the rankings since 2000. The Gophers are the only the ranking, despite Sep- cornerback D.J. Hayden The Bulldogs had been steady The only other conferences unbeaten team from a Power tember losses to Clemson and left in the fourth and was at No. 3 since the preseason. to do it in that time are the Big Five conference that had not Auburn. After getting routed evaluated for a concussion. They were among a season- Ten (eight times) and the Big 12 yet been ranked. by Alabama, voters finally ... Jaguars special teams high eight ranked teams to lose (once). — No. 22 Missouri has won bailed on the Aggies. captain Cody Davis left the this weekend, including four to LSU and Alabama have been five straight since losing its — Virginia is out after game in the first half with a unranked teams. 1 and 2 (in some order) 10 times opener at Wyoming. losing at Miami on Friday right hamstring injury but Penn State moved up to No. previously, including nine — No. 24 Appalachian State night. later returned. 7. Florida’s loss at LSU cost during the 2011 season, when is in the Top 25 for the second — Wake Forest lost for the the ninth-ranked Gators two they played as the top two time in school history. The first time this season and UP NEXT spots. Notre Dame was No. teams in the regular season Mountaineers will try to hang dropped out after falling 8, two spots ahead of Geor- and BCS championship game. around a little longer this 62-59 to Louisville. Jaguars play at Cincin- gia, which won a close game Alabama avenged the regular- time. Last year, App State was — Memphis lasted only a nati next Sunday. The at home against the Irish last season Game of the Century ranked for the first time since week in the Top 25 after losing Bengals have won four of month. loss and won the national moving to the FBS in 2014, but at Temple. the past five meetings. * ** C4 Monday, October 14, 2019 | The News Herald

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1. Alabama (44) 6-0 1,601 1 x-Sunday, Oct. 20: N.Y. Yankees at Houston (FS1) 5. (10) Stewart Friesen, Chevy, 98, 48. AREA EVENTS ODDS 2. Clemson (14) 6-0 1,536 2 6. (13) Austin Hill, Toyota, 98, 35. 3. LSU (3) 6-0 1,455 6 LATE SATURDAY: ALCS GAME 1 7. (2) Tyler Ankrum, Toyota, 98, 35. PREGAME.COM LINE 4. Ohio State (4) 6-0 1,454 4 N.Y. YANKEES 7, HOUSTON 0 8. (1) Matt Crafton, Ford, 98, 30. Monday, Oct. 14 4 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 5. Oklahoma 6-0 1,414 5 NEW YORK AB R H BI BB SO AVG. 9. (5) Sheldon Creed, Chevy, 98, 45. Volleyball Wednesday, Oct. 16 Today 6. Wisconsin 6-0 1,297 8 LeMahieu 1b 4 3 2 0 1 0 .333 10. (14) Grant Enfi nger, Ford, 98, 27. National League Championship Series 7. Penn State 6-0 1,182 9 Judge rf 5 0 2 0 0 1 .357 11. (3) Harrison Burton, Toyota, 98, 26. District 1-4A tournament Volleyball FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE 8. Notre Dame 5-1 1,107 10 Torres 2b 5 1 3 5 0 1 .471 12. (15) Ben Rhodes, Ford, 98, 28. At Washington Off St. Louis Off 9. Florida 6-1 1,057 7 Encarnación dh 4 0 0 0 1 3 .235 13. (9) Korbin Forrister, Toyota, 98, 24. at Walton Gulf Coast at Pensacola 10. Georgia 5-1 1,049 3 Stanton lf 4 1 2 1 0 1 .300 14. (4) Johnny Sauter, Ford, 98, 29. Bay vs. West Florida 4:30 State 6 p.m. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 11. Auburn 5-1 998 12 Maybin lf 1 0 0 0 0 1 .250 15. (16) Anthony Alfredo, Toyota, 97, 25. Today 12. Oregon 5-1 955 13 Gardner cf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .188 16. (19) Natalie Decker, Toyota, 97, 21. p.m. Thursday, Oct. 17 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE 13. Boise State 6-0 795 14 Sánchez c 4 0 1 0 0 1 .167 17. (23) Bryan Dauzat, Chevy, 97, 20. Rutherford vs. South Football At N.Y. Islanders Off St. Louis Off 14. Utah 5-1 768 15 Urshela 3b 4 1 2 1 0 1 .313 18. (31) Norm Benning, Chevy, 96, 19. At Boston Off Anaheim Off 15. Texas 4-2 695 11 Gregorius ss 4 1 1 0 0 0 .357 19. (32) Jesse Iwuji, Toyota, 96, 18. Walton 6 p.m. Milton vs. Mosley at TOS At Ottawa Off Minnesota Off 16. Michigan 5-1 674 16 TOTALS 39 7 13 7 2 11 20. (20) Gus Dean, Chevy, accident, 92, 21. Boys Golf 7 p.m. At New Jersey Off Florida Off 17. Arizona State 5-1 504 24 HOUSTON AB R H BI BB SO AVG. 21. (30) Jordan Anderson, Chevy, 90, 16. At Buffalo Off Dallas Off 18. Baylor 6-0 501 23 Springer cf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .120 22. (17) Ross Chastain, Chevy, accident, 87, 23. District 2-2A champion- Friday, Oct. 18 At Washington Off Colorado Off 19. SMU 6-0 421 22 Brantley lf-rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .217 23. (22) Timothy Peters, Chevy, accident, 87, 14. At Chicago Off Edmonton Off 20. Minnesota 6-0 419 25 Altuve 2b 3 0 1 0 0 1 .348 24. (11) Codie Rohrbaugh, Chevy, accident, 87, 13. ship at Bay Point 7:30 Football 21. Cincinnati 5-1 298 — Bregman 3b 2 0 0 0 1 0 .316 25. (24) Clay Greenfi eld, Toyota, accident, 87, 12. a.m. Bozeman vs. Bay at TOS NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE 22. Iowa 4-2 230 18 Alvarez dh 3 0 0 0 0 2 .273 26. (18) Brennan Poole, Toyota, garage, 81, 11. Today 23. Washington 5-2 149 — Gurriel 1b 2 0 0 0 1 0 .286 27. (28) Jennifer Jo Cobb, Chevy, 79, 10. Tuesday, Oct. 15 7 p.m. FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG 24. Appalachian State 5-0 140 — Correa ss 3 0 0 0 0 1 .136 28. (26) Angela Ruch, Chevy, engine, 72, 9. Volleyball NBH vs. Jay at Bozeman At Green Bay 6½ 4 45 Detroit 25. Temple 5-1 88 — Tucker rf 2 0 1 0 0 0 .167 29. (12) Austin Wayne Self, Chevy, overheating, Others receiving votes: Wake Forest 87; Tulane a-Díaz ph-lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 69, 17. District 2-5A tournament 7 p.m. Updated odds available at Pregame.com 76; Virginia 35; Memphis 30; California 21; Iowa Chirinos c 3 0 0 0 0 1 .167 30. (27) John H. Nemechek, Chevy, garage, 30, 0. Rickards at Mosley 6 p.m. Pensacola at Arnold 7 State 19; San Diego State 18; Navy 17; Texas TOTALS 27 0 3 0 2 6 31. (21) Tyler Dippel, Chevy, accident, 29, 6. A&M 14; Louisiana Tech 6; Duke 5; Central NEW YORK 000 102 202—7 13 0 32. (29) Mason Massey, Chevy, engine, 8, 5. Arnold at Wakulla 5 p.m. p.m. PRO FOOTBALL Florida 4; South Carolina 3; Pittsburgh 3. HOUSTON 000 000 000—0 3 1 Race Statistics a-pinch hit for Tucker in the 8th. E—Springer Average Speed of Winner: 122.802 mph. District 1-4A tournament Rutherford at South THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS (1). LOB—New York 7, Houston 2. 2B—Torres Time of Race: 2 hours, 7 minutes, 21 seconds. NFL at Walton Walton 7 p.m. Friday’s Games (4). HR—Torres (2), off Greinke; Stanton (1), off Margin of Victory: .027 seconds. AMERICAN CONFERENCE No. 13 Oregon 45, Colorado 3 Greinke; Urshela (1), off Abreu. RBIs—Torres 5 (9), Caution Flags: 7 for 29 laps. North Bay Haven vs. Volleyball EAST W L T PCT. PF PA Miami 17, No. 20 Virginia 9 Stanton (2), Urshela (1). SB—Judge (1). Runners Lead Changes: 24 among 15 drivers. New England 6 0 0 1.000 190 48 Saturday’s Games left in scoring position—New York 5 (Stanton, Lap Leaders: M.Crafton 0-1; T.Gilliland 2; J.Sauter winner of West Florida/ Pasco-Hernando State at Buffalo 4 1 0 .800 90 70 No. 1 Alabama 47, No. 24 Texas A&M 28 LeMahieu, Encarnación, Maybin); Houston 0. 3-7; S.Creed 8-22; R.Chastain 23-28; B.Moffi tt N.Y. Jets 1 4 0 .200 63 123 Bay 5 p.m. Gulf Coast 6 p.m. No. 2 Clemson 45, Florida State 14 RISP—New York 3 for 11; Houston 0 for 1. Runners 29-35; A.Hill 36-37; S.Friesen 38-42; A.Ruch 43; Miami 0 5 0 .000 42 180 South Carolina 20, No. 3 Georgia 17, 2OT moved up—Gregorius, Torres. LIDP—Gardner, G.Enfi nger 44-46; S.Friesen 47; T.Ankrum 48-49; Girls golf Saturday, Oct. 19 SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA No. 5 LSU 42, No. 7 Florida 28 Alvarez. GIDP—Chirinos, Bregman. DP—New York S.Friesen 50-51; T.Gilliland 52-57; T.Ankrum Houston 4 2 0 .667 162 134 No. 6 Oklahoma 34, No. 11 Texas 27 at Dallas 3 (Urshela, Torres, LeMahieu; Judge, LeMahieu, 58-60; J.Sauter 61-64; T.Ankrum 65; G.Dean District 2-2A champion- Cross country Indianapolis 3 2 0 .600 113 115 No. 8 Wisconsin 38, Michigan State 0 Judge; Gregorius, Torres, LeMahieu); Houston 66-70; C.Rohrbaugh 71; B.Dauzat 72; J.Sauter Tennessee 2 4 0 .333 98 92 ship at Bay Point 7:30 County meet at Majette No. 9 Notre Dame 30, Southern Cal 27 1 (Gurriel). 73-86; R.Chastain 87; S.Creed 88-92; J.Sauter Jacksonville 2 4 0 .333 117 131 No. 10 Penn State 17, No. 17 Iowa 12 NEW YORK IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA 93-97; S.Boyd 98 a.m. Park 8 a.m. NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA No. 14 Boise State 59, Hawaii 37 Tanaka, W, 2-0 6 1 0 0 1 4 68 0.82 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Laps Led): Baltimore 4 2 0 .667 184 140 Swimming and diving Volleyball No. 15 Utah 52, Oregon State 7 Ottavino 1 2 0 0 0 0 10 0.00 J.Sauter, 4 times for 28 laps; S.Creed, 2 times for Cleveland 2 4 0 .333 120 154 Mosley dual meet vs. Fort South Florida State at No. 16 Michigan 42, Illinois 25 Britton 1 0 0 0 1 2 17 2.70 20 laps; S.Friesen, 3 times for 8 laps; T.Gilliland, Pittsburgh 1 4 0 .200 99 114 No. 18 Arizona State 38, Washington State 34 2 times for 7 laps; B.Moffi tt, 1 time for 7 laps; Cincinnati 0 6 0 .000 97 159 Loaisiga 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 4.50 Walton Beach/Niceville Gulf Coast 1 p.m. Louisville 62, No. 19 Wake Forest 59 HOUSTON IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA R.Chastain, 2 times for 7 laps; T.Ankrum, 3 times WEST W L T PCT. PF PA No. 22 Baylor 33, Texas Tech 30, 2OT for 6 laps; G.Dean, 1 time for 5 laps; G.Enfi nger, Kansas City 4 2 0 .667 172 144 Greinke, L, 0-2 6 7 3 3 0 6 83 8.38 Temple 30, No. 23 Memphis 28 1 time for 3 laps; A.Hill, 1 time for 2 laps; S.Boyd, Oakland 3 2 0 .600 103 123 Pressly .2 4 2 2 0 1 21 21.60 No. 25 Cincinnati 38, Houston 23 1 time for 1 lap; M.Crafton, 1 time for 1 lap; L.A. Chargers 2 3 0 .400 103 94 James 1.1 0 0 0 0 3 16 0.00 B.Dauzat, 1 time for 1 lap; C.Rohrbaugh, 1 time Denver 2 4 0 .333 106 106 Abreu .2 2 2 2 2 0 24 27.00 ON THE AIR RESULTS Rondón .1 0 0 0 0 1 8 27.00 for 1 lap; A.Ruch, 1 time for 1 lap. Wednesday’s Game Wins: B.Moffi tt, 4; A.Hill, 3; R.Chastain, 3; NATIONAL CONFERENCE Inherited runners-scored—James 2-0, Rondón SOUTH S.Friesen, 1; T.Ankrum, 1; J.Sauter, 1; S.Boyd, EAST W L T PCT. PF PA 2-0. WP—Greinke. Umpires—Home, Bill Welke; Today ESPNEWS [--] UEFA Euro Appalachian State 17, Louisiana-Lafayette 7 1; G.Biffl e, 1. Dallas 3 3 0 .500 153 114 First, Cory Blaser; Second, Jeff Nelson; Third, Dan Thursday’s Games Top 16 in Points: 1. B.Moffi tt, 3085; 2. S.Friesen, COLLEGE SOCCER 2020 Qualifi er: Porto vs. Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 161 149 Bellino; Right, Mark Carlson; Left, Kerwin Danley. SOUTH 3062; 3. A.Hill, 3052; 4. M.Crafton, 3041; 5. N.Y. Giants 2 4 0 .333 111 160 T—3:11. A—43,311 (41,168). Bethune-Cookman 27, NC Central 13 T.Ankrum, 3040; 6. R.Chastain, 3039; 7. J.Sauter, (MEN’S) Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine Washington 1 5 0 .167 90 167 NC State 16, Syracuse 10 2129; 8. G.Enfi nger, 2120; 9. B.Rhodes, 676; 10. SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA NATIONAL LEAGUE 6 p.m. TENNIS S.Creed, 638; 11. H.Burton, 623; 12. T.Gilliland, New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 128 122 SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON 2, ST. LOUIS 0 Louisiana-Monroe 24, Texas State 14 622; 13. T.Dippel, 401; 14. A.Self, 387; 15. G.Dean, FS1 [--] Georgetown at 3 a.m. Carolina 4 2 0 .667 166 133 Friday: Washington, 2-0 351; 16. J.Anderson, 347. Maryland TENNIS [--] ATP/WTA: Tampa Bay 2 4 0 .333 173 185 Saturday: Washington, 3-1 Atlanta 1 5 0 .167 135 186 Friday’s Games Today: St. Louis (Flaherty 11-8) at Washington EAST GOLF The Stockholm, Euro- NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA (Strasburg 18-6), 7:38 p.m. (TBS) FORMULA 1 Princeton 28, Lafayette 3 St. Louis (Hudson 16-7) at JAPANESE GRAND PRIX 2 p.m. pean, Luxembourg Open, Green Bay 4 1 0 .800 119 93 Tuesday: Minnesota 4 2 0 .667 150 93 SOUTH Washington (Corbin 14-7), 8:05 p.m. (TBS) Sunday at Track Suzuka International Racing GOLF [--] LPGA Legends & The Kremlin Cup, Early Detroit 2 1 1 .625 97 95 Miami 17, Virginia 9 x-Wednesday, Oct. 16: St. Louis at Course, Suzuka, Japan Chicago 3 2 0 .600 87 69 FAR WEST Washington, 4:08 p.m. (TBS) Lap length: 3.61 miles Colorado State 35, New Mexico 21 Tour: The Senior LPGA Rounds WEST W L T PCT. PF PA x-Friday, Oct. 18: Washington at St. Louis, 8:08 1. Valtteri Bottas, Mercedes, 52 laps, 1:21:46.755, Championship, fi rst 5 a.m. San Francisco 5 0 0 1.000 147 64 Oregon 45, Colorado 3 p.m. (TBS) 25 points. Seattle 5 1 0 .833 165 146 x-Saturday, Oct. 19: Washington at St. Louis, 2. Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari, 52, +13.343 seconds round, French Lick, Ind. TENNIS [--] ATP/WTA: L.A. Rams 3 3 0 .500 153 154 Saturday’s Games 8:08 p.m. (TBS) behind, 18. Arizona 2 3 1 .417 134 171 EAST 3. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, 52, +13.858, 16. HORSE RACING The Stockholm, Euro- Albany (NY) 38, Towson 21 LATE SATURDAY: NLCS, GAME 2 4. Alexander Albon, Red Bull Racing Honda, 52, Noon pean, Luxembourg Open, WEEK 6 Bryant 27, LIU 22 WASHINGTON 3, ST. LOUIS 1 +59.537, 12. Thursday’s Game Bucknell 32, Colgate 14 WASHINGTON AB R H BI BB SO AVG. 5. Carlos Sainz, McLaren Renault, 52, +69.101, FS2 [--] Belmont Live: & The Kremlin Cup, Early New England 35, N.Y. Giants 14 CCSU 24, Columbia 14 Turner ss 4 1 2 0 0 0 .294 10. Dartmouth 42, Yale 10 Sunday’s Games Eaton rf 4 0 1 2 0 1 .179 6. Daniel Ricciardo, Renault, 51, +1 lap, 8. From Elmont, N.Y. Rounds Fordham 30, Georgetown 27 Carolina 37, Tampa Bay 26 Rendon 3b 3 0 1 0 1 1 .346 7. Charles Leclerc, Ferrari, 51, +1 lap, 6. Harvard 35, Cornell 22 MLB 6:30 a.m. New Orleans 13, Jacksonville 6 Soto lf 4 0 0 0 0 3 .226 8. Pierre Gasly, Scuderia Toro Rosso Honda, 51, Holy Cross 47, Brown 31 Houston 31, Kansas City 24 Kendrick 2b 4 0 0 0 0 2 .258 +1 lap, 4. 7 p.m. TENNIS [--] ATP/WTA: Iowa State 38, West Virginia 14 Minnesota 38, Philadelphia 20 Doolittle p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 9. Sergio Perez, Racing Point BWT Mercedes, Monmouth (NJ) 45, Presbyterian 0 TBS [--] N.L. Champion- The Stockholm, Euro- Washington 17, Miami 16 Corbin p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 51, +1 lap, 2. Morgan State 34, Delaware State 3 Baltimore 23, Cincinnati 17 Dan.Hudson p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 10. Nico Hulkenberg, Renault, 51, +1 lap, 1. ship Series: St. Louis at pean, Luxembourg Open, New Hampshire 20, Stony Brook 14 Seattle 32, Cleveland 28 Zimmerman 1b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .304 11. Lance Stroll, Racing Point BWT Mercedes, Norfolk State 49, Howard 21 San Francisco 20, L.A. Rams 7 Suzuki c 4 0 0 0 0 3 .000 51, +1 lap. Washington, Game 3 & The Kremlin Cup, Early Penn 38, Sacred Heart 24 Arizona 34, Atlanta 33 Gomes c 0 0 0 0 0 0 .333 12. Daniil Kvyat, Scuderia Toro Rosso Honda, Richmond 24, Maine 17 NBA Rounds Denver 16, Tennessee 0 Taylor cf 4 1 2 1 0 2 .300 51, +1 lap. Robert Morris 20, St. Francis (Pa.) 17, 2OT N.Y. Jets 24, Dallas 22 Scherzer p 2 0 0 0 0 1 .000 13. Lando Norris, McLaren Renault, 51, +1 lap. 7 p.m. 3 a.m. (Tuesday) Temple 30, Memphis 28 Pittsburgh at L.A. Chargers, late Adams ph 1 1 1 0 0 0 .333 14. Kimi Räikkönen, Alfa Romeo Racing Ferrari, SOUTH NBA [--] Preseason: Char- TENNIS [--] ATP/WTA: Today’s Game Dozier 2b 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 51, +1 lap. Detroit at Green Bay, 8:15 p.m. Alabama State 31, Jackson State 16 15. Romain Grosjean, Haas Ferrari, 51, +1 lap. lotte at Memphis The Stockholm, Euro- Alcorn State 42, Savannah State 17 TOTALS 34 3 7 3 1 14 Open: Buffalo, Indianapolis, Chicago, Oakland 16. Antonio Giovinazzi, Alfa Romeo Racing Austin Peay 28, SE Missouri 24 ST. LOUIS AB R H BI BB SO AVG. 9:30 p.m. pean, Luxembourg Open, Fowler cf 3 0 0 0 1 2 .069 Ferrari, 51, +1 lap. WEEK 7 Clemson 45, Florida State 14 17. Kevin Magnussen, Haas Ferrari, 51, +1 lap. Duke 41, Georgia Tech 23 Wong 2b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .192 NBA [--] Preseason: & The Kremlin Cup, Early Thursday, Oct. 17 18. George Russell, Williams Mercedes, 50, Elon 42, Delaware 7 Goldschmidt 1b 4 0 1 0 0 2 .345 Kansas City at Denver, 8:20 p.m. +2 laps. Golden State at LA Lakers Rounds FAU 28, Middle Tennessee 13 Ozuna lf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .310 Sunday, Oct. 20 19. Robert Kubica, Williams Mercedes, 50, +2 FIU 48, Charlotte 23 Molina c 3 0 0 0 0 0 .115 NFL 5 a.m.(Tuesday) Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. laps. Florida A&M 42, SC State 38 Carpenter 3b 3 0 0 0 0 2 .091 Houston at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Not classifi ed 7 p.m. TENNIS [--] ATP/WTA: Gardner-Webb 35, Hampton 27 Edman rf 3 0 0 0 0 2 .240 Arizona at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing Honda, 14, Georgia State 31, Coastal Carolina 21 DeJong ss 3 1 1 0 0 1 .208 ESPN - Detroit at Green The Stockholm, Euro- Oakland at Green Bay, 1 p.m. did not fi nish. Grambling State 23, Alabama A&M 10 Wainwright p 2 0 0 0 0 1 .000 L.A. Rams at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Driver Standings Incarnate Word 27, SE Louisiana 21 Miller p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Bay pean, Luxembourg Open, Minnesota at Detroit, 1 p.m. 1. Lewis Hamilton, 338 James Madison 38, Villanova 24 J.Martínez ph 1 0 1 1 0 0 .800 Jacksonville at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. 2. Valtteri Bottas, 274 SOCCER (MEN’S) & The Kremlin Cup, Early Kennesaw State 45, Charleston Southern 23 Helsley p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- San Francisco at Washington, 1 p.m. 3. Charles Leclerc, 221 Kentucky 24, Arkansas 20 TOTALS 29 1 3 1 2 12 1:30 p.m. Rounds L.A. Chargers at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. 4. Max Verstappen, 212 LSU 42, Florida 28 WASHINGTON 001 000 020—3 7 0 Baltimore at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. 5. Sebastian Vettel, 212 Louisiana Tech 69, UMass 21 ST. LOUIS 000 000 010—1 3 0 New Orleans at Chicago, 4:25 p.m. 6. Carlos Sainz Jr., 76 Louisville 62, Wake Forest 59 a-singled for Scherzer in the 8th. b-doubled for Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. 7. Pierre Gasly, 73 Marshall 31, Old Dominion 17 Miller in the 8th. LOB—Washington 5, St. Louis Open: Tampa Bay, Cleveland, Carolina, 8. Alexander Albon, 64 ANNOUNCEMENTS Morehead State 30, Jacksonville 22 3. 2B—Eaton (1), J.Martínez (1). HR—Taylor Pittsburgh 9. Daniel Ricciardo, 42 Murray State 31, Tennessee State 17 (1), off Wainwright. RBIs—Taylor (1), Eaton 2 Monday, Oct. 21 10. Nico Hulkenberg, 35 Nicholls 45, Northwestern State 35 (3), J.Martínez (1). SB—Wong (2). Runners left New England at N.Y. Jets, 8:15 p.m. 11. Sergio Perez, 35 San Diego 37, Davidson 17 in scoring position—Washington 1 (Kendrick); Miniature Golf Baseball/softball 12. Lando Norris, 35 South Carolina 20, Georgia 17, 2OT St. Louis 2 (Ozuna, Fowler). RISP—Washington 13. Daniil Kvyat, 33 tournament offi ciating INJURY REPORT South Florida 27, BYU 23 1 for 3; St. Louis 0 for 3. GIDP—Molina. DP— The National Football League injury report, as Southern Miss. 45, North Texas 27 Washington 1 (Turner, Kendrick, Zimmerman). 14. Kimi Räikkönen, 31 provided by the league (OUT - defi nitely will not Southern U. 34, Prairie View 28 WASHINGTON IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA 15. Kevin Magnussen, 20 The Orange & Boo Men and women play; DNP - did not practice; LIMITED - limited Tennessee 20, Mississippi State 10 Scherzer W,2-0 7 1 0 0 2 11 101 1.80 16. Lance Stroll, 19 participation in practice; FULL - full participation The Citadel 35, W. Carolina 17 Doolittle H,2 1 2 1 1 0 1 21 3.18 17. Romain Grosjean, 8 Miniature Golf Tourna- interested in becoming in practice): Tulane 49, UConn 7 Corbin H,1 .1 0 0 0 0 0 2 7.56 18. Antonio Giovinazzi, 4 ment sponsored by the a softball or baseball Today UNLV 34, Vanderbilt 10 Dn.Hudson S,3-3 .2 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.00 19. Robert Kubica, 1 DETROIT at GREEN BAY - LIONS: DNP: DT UT Martin 55, Tennessee Tech 14 ST. LOUIS IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Constructor Standings Panhandle Gator Club to official, there is room Mike Daniels (foot), CB Amani Oruwariye VMI 48, Samford 41, OT Wainwright L,0-1 7.1 7 3 3 1 11 99 1.80 1. Mercedes, 612 raise scholarship funds for you on the diamond. (knee). LIMITED: WR Danny Amendola (chest), Virginia Tech 34, Rhode Island 17 Miller .2 0 0 0 0 1 10 0.00 2. Ferrari, 433 S Quandre Diggs (hamstring), DE Da’Shawn W. Kentucky 17, Army 8 Helsley 1 0 0 0 0 2 16 0.00 3. Red Bull Racing Honda, 323 will take place Oct. Please contact Eddie Hand (elbow), DT A’Shawn Robinson (knee), MIDWEST Inherited runners-scored—Miller 2-0. IBB— 4. McLaren Renault, 111 26 at Pirates Island golf Kemp at 850-258- CB Darius Slay (hamstring). FULL: TE T.J. Ball State 29, E. Michigan 23 off Wainwright (Rendon). Umpires—Home, 5. Renault, 77 Hockenson (concussion), QB Matthew Stafford Bowling Green 20, Toledo 7 Chris Conroy; First, Bill Miller; Second, Phil 6. Scuderia Toro Rosso Honda, 59 with registration start- 6563 or Jimmy Black (hip). PACKERS: DNP: WR Davante Adams Cent. Michigan 42, New Mexico State 28 Cuzzi; Third, Chad Fairchild; Right, Mike 7. Racing Point BWT Mercedes, 54 (toe), CB Tony Brown (hamstring), S Darnell Dayton 41, Valparaiso 28 Muchlinski; Left, Fieldin Cubreth. T—2:53. 8. Alfa Romeo Racing Ferrari, 35 ing at 8:30 a.m. and tee at 850-896-5319. We Savage (ankle), TE Robert Tonyan (hip). Drake 42, Butler 7 A—46,458 (45,538). 9. 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Training will be LB Oren Burks (chest), LB Kyler Fackrell Lineup after Saturday qualifying for today’s race, Missouri 38, Mississippi 27 Sunday at Golf Club of Houston, Humble, (shoulder), WR Darrius Shepherd (shoulder), LB 2 p.m. Eastern at Talladega Superspeedway, gmail.com. provided. N. Dakota State 46, N. Iowa 14 Texas. a-denotes amateur Za’Darius Smith (knee), WR Marquez Valdes- Talladega, Ala. (rained out Sunday) N. Illinois 39, Ohio 36 Purse: $7.5 million; Yardage: 7,441; Par: 72 Scantling (hamstring, calf), RB Jamaal Williams Lap Length: 2.66 miles Notre Dame 30, Southern Cal 27 FINAL ROUND (concussion). Penn State 17, Iowa 12 Car number in parentheses To get a sports announcement in the paper 1. (9) Chase Elliott, Chevy, 192.707 mph. Lanto Griffi n (500), $1,350,000 66-74-65-69—274 Purdue 40, Maryland 14 Scott Harrington (245), $667,500 please email to [email protected]. South Dakota 45, Missouri State 10 2. (88) Alex Bowman, Chevy, 192.552. 3. (24) William Byron, Chevy, 192.258. 69-67-72-67—275 COLLEGE FOOTBALL S. Dakota State 38, Youngstown State 28 Mark Hubbard (245), $667,500 68-69-69-69—275 W. Michigan 38, Miami (Ohio) 16 4. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevy, 191.566. 5. (10) Aric Almirola, Ford, 191.551. Harris English (104), $286,875 70-72-69-66—277 THE AP TOP 25 POLL Wisconsin 38, Michigan State 0 Talor Gooch (104), $286,875 64-72-72-69—277 SOUTHWEST 6. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 191.493. IN BRIEF The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press 7. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, 191.317. Carlos Ortiz (104), $286,875 70-67-71-69—277 college football poll, with fi rst-place votes in Abilene Christian 45, Houston Baptist 20 Sepp Straka (104), $286,875 65-71-72-69—277 Alabama 47, Texas A&M 28 8. (14) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 191.310. parentheses, records through Oct. 12, total Xinjun Zhang (104), $286,875 67-76-68-66—277 Ark.-Pine Bluff 38, MVSU 6 9. (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 191.222. points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote Chad Campbell (73), $196,875 70-72-68-68—278 HARTFORD, CONN. after complaining about Baylor 33, Texas Tech 30, 2OT 10. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 191.023. through one point for a 25th-place vote, and last Bud Cauley (73), $196,875 72-69-70-67—278 Cent. Arkansas 40, McNeese State 31 11. (20) Erik Jones, Toyota, 190.837. Coach Jim Calhoun the conduct of men in week’s ranking: Stewart Cink (73), $196,875 70-68-71-69—278 Cincinnati 38, Houston 23 12. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevy, 190.776. RECORD PTS. LWR Denny McCarthy (73), $196,875 denies sex bias claims Lamar 20, Sam Houston State 17, 3OT 13. (6) Ryan Newman, Ford, 190.670. the athletic department, 1. Alabama (30) 6-0 1,503 1 71-72-66-69—278 Missouri S&T 23, Texas Southern 20 14. (21) Paul Menard, Ford, 190.514. 2. LSU (12) 6-0 1,449 5 Bronson Burgoon (56), $142,500 including the 77-year-old Oklahoma 34, Texas 27 15. (4) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 190.321. 3. Clemson (11) 6-0 1,427 2 69-73-71-66—279 Navy 45, Tulsa 17 16. (36) Matt Tifft, Ford, 190.317. Hall of Fame basket- Calhoun, who coaches the 4. Ohio State (9) 6-0 1,404 3 Beau Hossler (56), $142,500 70-69-68-72—279 UAB 33, UTSA 14 17. (38) David Ragan, Ford, 190.223. 5. Oklahoma 6-0 1,333 6 Doc Redman (56), $142,500 71-72-69-67—279 ball coach Jim Calhoun school’s men’s basketball FAR WEST 18. (19) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 189.804. 6. Wisconsin 6-0 1,245 8 Cameron Tringale (56), $142,500 Air Force 43, Fresno State 24 19. (41) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 189.695. is denying allegations of team. 7. Penn State 6-0 1,129 10 68-71-68-72—279 Arizona State 38, Washington State 34 20. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevy, 189.373. 8. Notre Dame 5-1 1,042 9 Austin Cook (48), $110,625 64-74-70-72—280 sexual discrimination Boise State 59, Hawaii 37 21. (13) Ty Dillon, Chevy, 189.335. 9. Florida 6-1 1,041 7 Peter Malnati (48), $110,625 69-65-73-73—280 E. Washington 54, N. Colorado 21 22. (34) Michael McDowell, Ford, 189.271. RIO DE JANEIRO 10. Georgia 5-1 995 3 Maverick McNealy (48), $110,625 made by a former asso- Idaho State 55, North Dakota 20 23. (37) Chris Buescher, Chevy, 189.189. 11. Auburn 5-1 985 12 Nevada 41, San Jose State 38 24. (1) Kurt Busch, Chevy, 189.040. 68-74-73-65—280 ciate athletic director at Brazil’s 2 top-tier black 12. Oregon 5-1 906 13 Portland State 24, Idaho 0 25. (00) Landon Cassill, Chevy, 188.690. Brandon Wu, $110,625 69-70-69-72—280 13. Utah 5-1 729 15 the University of Saint coaches target racism Sacramento State 34, Montana State 21 26. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 188.593. Kyle Stanley (42), $88,125 70-71-70-70—281 14. Boise State 6-0 716 14 San Diego State 26, Wyoming 22 27. (43) Bubba Wallace, Chevy, 188.270. Boo Weekley (42), $88,125 70-73-71-67—281 Joseph, the Division III 15. Texas 4-2 672 11 UC Davis 48, Cal Poly 24 28. (62) Brendan Gaughan, Chevy, 188.233. Ryan Armour (36), $67,125 70-74-67-71—282 16. Michigan 5-1 648 16 school where he now The only two black Utah 52, Oregon State 7 29. (8) Daniel Hemric, Chevy, 188.204. Cameron Champ (36), $67,125 69-75-71-67—282 17. Arizona State 5-1 524 18 works. coaches in Brazil’s top Washington 51, Arizona 27 30. (47) Ryan Preece, Chevy, 187.724. James Hahn (36), $67,125 69-73-72-68—282 18. Baylor 6-0 470 22 Weber State 29, S. Utah 14 31. (95) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 187.119. Kramer Hickok (36), $67,125 68-73-69-72—282 Calhoun says in a state- tier of 20 teams joined 19. SMU 6-0 398 21 32. (96) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, 184.310. Andy Zhang, $67,125 68-73-73-68—282 20. Minnesota 6-0 330 — 33. (32) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 184.147. Ricky Barnes (22), $42,482 71-73-73-66—283 ment released Saturday forces Saturday night to 21. Cincinnati 5-1 308 25 PRO BASEBALL 34. (15) Ross Chastain, Chevy, 183.014. Zac Blair (22), $42,482 68-76-72-67—283 by the school that he never protest racism in soccer. 22. Missouri 5-1 233 — 35. (77) Blake Jones, Chevy, 182.724. Luke List (22), $42,482 71-73-73-66—283 23. Iowa 4-2 210 17 36. (66) Joey Gase, Toyota, 180.336. Brendon Todd (22), $42,482 76-67-74-66—283 “knowingly treated any Marcao’s Fluminense 24. Appalachian State 5-0 148 — MLB PLAYOFFS 37. (51) Austin Theriault, Ford, 179.909. Matt Every (22), $42,482 70-72-70-71—283 woman unfairly because beat Roger Machado’s 25. Washington 5-2 107 — LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES 38. (27) Reed Sorenson, Chevy, 179.088. Michael Gligic (22), $42,482 67-75-74-67—283 Others receiving votes: Tulane 55, Iowa State All times Eastern 39. (52) Spencer Boyd, Chevy, 176.016. Russell Knox (22), $42,482 71-70-71-71—283 of her gender” and he fully Bahia 2-0 at the Mara- 36, Temple 31, Wake Forest 25, California 20, (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 40. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, no speed. Tyler McCumber (22), $42,482 66-74-73-70—283 Virginia 8, Memphis 6, Southern Cal 4, South AMERICAN LEAGUE Sebastián Muñoz (22), $42,482 70-74-72-67—283 supports women’s rights cana stadium but the Carolina 4, Texas A&M 3, UCF 3, San Diego State N.Y. YANKEES 1, HOUSTON 0 NASCAR GANDER OUTDOORS TRUCK Wes Roach (22), $42,482 69-68-72-74—283 Saturday: N.Y. Yankees, 7-0 2, Louisiana Tech 1. SUGARLANDS SHINE 250 Sam Ryder (22), $42,482 70-69-72-72—283 and equality. result took second place Sunday: N.Y. Yankees (Paxton 15-6) at Houston Saturday’s results at Talladega Superspeedway, Scottie Scheffl er (22), $42,482 69-74-69-71—283 (Verlander 21-6), late (FS1) Jaclyn Piscitelli sued to the identical jerseys AMWAY COACHES TOP 25 POLL Talladega, Ala. Lap length: 2.66 miles Robert Streb (22), $42,482 72-68-72-71—283 Tuesday: Houston (Cole 20-5) at N.Y. The Amway Top 25 football poll, with fi rst-place (Start position in parentheses) Nick Watney (22), $42,482 67-73-74-69—283 the Catholic school in worn by the coaches Yankees(Severino 1-1), 4:08 p.m. (FS1) votes in parentheses, records through Oct. 12, 1. (25) Spencer Boyd, Chevy, 98 laps, 40 points. Brice Garnett (13), $28,125 71-72-70-71—284 Wednesday: Houston at N.Y. Yankees (FS1) West Hartford in fed- throughout the game total points based on 25 points for fi rst place 2. (6) Todd Gilliland, Toyota, 98, 39. Brian Gay (13), $28,125 69-74-69-72—284 x-Thursday, Oct. 17: Houston at N.Y. Yankees through one point for 25th, and last week’s 3. (7) Riley Herbst, Toyota, 98, 39. Martin Laird (13), $28,125 70-73-74-67—284 eral court Wednesday. in support of an anti- (FS1) ranking: 4. (8) Brett Moffi tt, Chevy, 98, 51. Lucas Bjerregaard (10), $21,825 She alleges she was fired racism campaign. RECORD PTS. LWR x-Saturday, Oct. 19: N.Y. Yankees at Houston (FS1) 70-73-70-72—285 * ** The News Herald | Monday, October 14, 2019 C5

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S1 - DISH NETWORK S2 - DIRECTV OCTOBER 14 C W S1 S2 7 AM 7:30 8 AM 8:30 9 AM 9:30 10 AM 10:30 11 AM 11:30 12 PM 12:30 WJHG (7) 3 3 7 7 Today (N) Today 3rd Hour (N) Today With Hoda & Jenna (N) NewsChannel 7 at 11am (N) Days of our Lives (N) CW (7.2) 99 9 8 8 Judge Jerry Judge Jerry The Steve Wilkos Show The Steve Wilkos Show (N) Maury Jerry Springer (N) Car Repair Medicare WMBB (13) 2 2 13 13 Good Morning America (N) Live with Kelly and Ryan (N) The View (N) WMBB Midday News (N) GMA3: Strahan, Sara & Keke METV (13.2) 209 133 2 Beaver Beaver Perry Mason Matlock “The Mark” Diagnosis Murder In the Heat of the Night Gunsmoke “Danny” WECP (18) 4 4 4 18 CBS This Morning (N) Let’s Make a Deal (N) The Price Is Right (N) The Young and the Restless News at Noon Bold/Beautiful MNT (18.2) 227 13 The Mel Robbins Show (N) The Real (N) The Wendy Williams Show (N) Divorce Court Divorce Court Paternity Court Paternity Court Couples Court Couples Court WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 Biz Kid$ Paid Program Judge Mathis (N) Judge Mathis The People’s Court The People’s Court America Says America Says WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 Wild Kratts: Creepy Creatures Curious George-Boo Daniel Tiger Daniel Tiger Sesame Street Pinkalicious Dinosaur Train Cat in the Hat Sesame Street Splash A&E 34 43 118 265 The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 Live PD “Live PD -- 10.28.17” Riding along with law enforcement. AMC 30 62 131 254 Car Repair Paid Program › Halloween: Resurrection (’02) Jamie Lee Curtis, Brad Loree. ›› Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (’98) Jamie Lee Curtis. ›› Halloween 4 (’88) ANPL 46 69 184 282 My Cat From Hell The Vet Life Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet The Zoo The Secret Life of the Zoo Pit Bulls and Parolees BET 53 46 124 329 (:05) Martin (:37) Martin (:10) Martin (:45) Martin (:20) Martin Meet, Browns Meet, Browns Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince COM 64 53 107 249 King of the Hill King of the Hill South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park (:45) South Park (:20) South Park “The Black Friday Trilogy” DISC 36 39 182 278 Texas Car Wars Texas Car Wars Texas Car Wars “Flip or Flop” Texas Car Wars Texas Car Wars Street Outlaws E! 63 57 114 236 The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News: Daily Pop (N) E! True Hollywood Story ESPN 9 23 140 206 Get Up (N) (L) First Take (N) (L) SportsCenter (N) (L) NFL ESPN2 47 24 144 209 SportsCenter (N) (L) SportsCenter (N) (L) Get Up First Take FOOD 38 45 110 231 Emeril SoClean Paid Program Pioneer Wo. The Kitchen The Kitchen The Kitchen Pioneer Wo. Pioneer Wo. FREE 59 65 180 311 (6:00) ›››‡ Moana (’16) Auli’i Cravalho 700/Interactive The 700 Club (N) The Middle ››‡ Hocus Pocus (’93) Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy. Monsters, Inc. FS1 24 27 150 219 First Things First Skip and Shannon: Undisputed (N) (L) The Herd with Colin Cowherd (N) (L) FX 45 51 136 248 (6:00) ››› X-Men: Days of Future Past (’14) Hugh Jackman. ›› Aloha (’15) Bradley Cooper, Emma Stone, Rachel McAdams. ›› Let’s Be Cops (’14) Jake Johnson. HALL 23 59 185 312 Fall Harvest Movie Event Love, of Course (’18) Cameron Mathison, Kelly Rutherford. Over the Moon in Love (’19) Jessica Lowndes, Wes Brown. Fall Harvest Movie Event HGTV 32 38 112 229 Property Brothers Property Brothers Property Brothers Property Brothers Love It or List It Love It or List It HIST 35 42 120 269 American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers LIFE 56 56 108 252 The Closer “Good Faith” The Closer “Junk in the Trunk” The Closer The Closer “Fate Line” The Closer “Double Blind” King King PARMT 28 48 241 241 Bar Rescue Bar Rescue (:02) Bar Rescue (:04) Bar Rescue (:06) Bar Rescue (:08) Bar Rescue SUN 49 422 656 Women’s College Volleyball Florida State at North Carolina. Women’s College Volleyball Pittsburgh at Boston College. Lunch with the Lightning From Oct. 12, 2019. SYFY 70 52 122 244 Twilight Zone Twilight Zone Twilight Zone ››‡ Evil Dead (’13) Jane Levy, Shiloh Fernandez. The Hollow (’15) Deborah Kara Unger, Richard Harmon. Harry Potter TBS 31 15 139 247 Seinfeld Seinfeld Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends American Dad American Dad TCM 25 70 132 256 Gold-Maisie ›› The Naked Hills (’56) (:45) ›‡ Desert Pursuit (’52) Wayne Morris. ›‡ Men of the North (’30) (:15) ›‡ Yellow Dust (’36) Richard Dix. Barbary Coast TLC 37 40 183 280 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way TNT 29 54 138 245 Charmed “Exit Strategy” Charmed Supernatural “Mint Condition” Supernatural Supernatural “Optimism” Supernatural USA 62 55 105 242 (6:58) NCIS “Chained” (7:58) Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. “Ties That Bind” Chicago P.D. “Good Men” Chicago P.D. “Pain Killer” Chicago P.D. WGN-A 13 239 307 Creflo Dollar Medicare Murder, She Wrote In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night

MONDAY AFTERNOON C - COMCAST W - WOW! S1 - DISH NETWORK S2 - DIRECTV OCTOBER 14 C W S1 S2 1 PM 1:30 2 PM 2:30 3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 WJHG (7) 3 3 7 7 Rachael Ray (N) The Doctors (N) The Kelly Clarkson Show (N) Family Feud Jeopardy! (N) News Nightly News News Wheel Fortune CW (7.2) 99 9 8 8 Paid Program Paid Program Maury Jerry Springer Judge Jerry Judge Jerry Bob’s Burgers Bob’s Burgers Family Guy Family Guy WMBB (13) 2 2 13 13 General Hospital (N) Hot Bench (N) Hot Bench The Dr. Oz Show (N) Dr. Phil News World News News 13 at 6 Ent. Tonight METV (13.2) 209 133 2 Bonanza “Clarissa” The Rifleman The Rifleman Wagon Train Charlie’s Angels Flintstones Flintstones M*A*S*H M*A*S*H WECP (18) 4 4 4 18 The Talk (N) 25 Words 25 Words Family Feud Family Feud The Ellen DeGeneres Show (N) Day Jeopardy Local 18 News Evening News Inside Edition MNT (18.2) 227 13 Providence Providence Protect. Court Protect. Court Dateline “Deadly Deceit” Chicago P.D. Last-Standing Last-Standing Mike & Molly Mike & Molly WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 Maury (N) Maury Injury Court Injury Court Judge Judy Judge Judy Judge Judy (N) Judge Judy Big Bang Big Bang WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 Curious George-Boo Wild Kratts: Creepy Creatures Molly of Denali Odd Squad Odd Squad Arthur (EI) PBS NewsHour (N) World News Travel Detect A&E 34 43 118 265 Live Rescue “Live Rescue -- 10.07.19” Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol AMC 30 62 131 254 (12:00) ›› Halloween 4 (’88) ›› Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (’89) ›‡ Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers (’95) ›››› Halloween (’78) ANPL 46 69 184 282 Pit Bulls and Parolees The Last Alaskans The Last Alaskans The Last Alaskans The Last Alaskans The Last Alaskans BET 53 46 124 329 Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Fresh Prince Fresh Prince (:25) ›› John Q (’02) Denzel Washington. COM 64 53 107 249 South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park (:10) The Office (:45) The Office (:15) The Office The Office (:25) The Office DISC 36 39 182 278 (12:00) Street Outlaws Street Outlaws: Memphis Street Outlaws: Memphis Street Outlaws: Memphis Street Outlaws: Memphis Street Outlaws: Memphis: Full E! 63 57 114 236 The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) ESPN 9 23 140 206 NFL NFL Live (N) (L) SportsCenter (N) (L) Around/Horn Interruption Monday Night Countdown (N) (L) ESPN2 47 24 144 209 Jalen & Jacoby (N) NBA: The Jump (N) (L) High Noon (N) Questionable NFL Live SportsCenter (N) (L) SportsCenter (N) (L) FOOD 38 45 110 231 Halloween Baking Halloween Baking Halloween Baking Halloween Baking Halloween Baking Halloween Baking FREE 59 65 180 311 (12:40) ›››‡ Monsters, Inc. (’01) (:45) ››› Matilda (’96) Mara Wilson, Danny DeVito, Rhea Perlman. (4:50) ››› Mrs. Doubtfire (’93) Robin Williams, Sally Field. FS1 24 27 150 219 The Herd with Colin Cowherd Speak for Yourself with Whitlock and Wiley (N) Lock It In (N) (L) Fair Game NASCAR Race Hub (N) (L) College Soccer FX 45 51 136 248 Let’s Be Cops ›› A Million Ways to Die in the West (’14) Seth MacFarlane. ››› Spider-Man: Homecoming (’17) Tom Holland, Michael Keaton, Robert Downey Jr. HALL 23 59 185 312 Fall Harvest Movie Event Fall Harvest Movie Event Celebration Harvest Love (’17) Ryan Paevey, Jen Lilley, Aaron Craven. Fall Harvest Movie Event HGTV 32 38 112 229 Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It HIST 35 42 120 269 American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers: Bonus Buys “Pickin’ Hollywood” Mike and Danielle join a salvage crew. LIFE 56 56 108 252 King King King King King King King King Christmas Harmony (’18) Kelley Jakle, Chandra Wilson. PARMT 28 48 241 241 Two/Half Men Two/Half Men (:15) Two and a Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Cops Cops Cops Cops SUN 49 422 656 Lunch Light. Lightning Post. Golf Dest. Endless Golf Golf the World Swing Clinic 18 Holes Golf America Rays Rays Prospect Lights Basketball SYFY 70 52 122 244 (12:30) ›››‡ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (’04) Rupert Grint (:31) ››› Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (’05) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson. TBS 31 15 139 247 American Dad American Dad Bob’s Burgers Bob’s Burgers Bob’s Burgers Bob’s Burgers Bob’s Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy MLB on Deck (N) (L) TCM 25 70 132 256 (12:30) Barbary Coast Gent ›‡ Haunted Gold (’32) ›‡ Ghost Valley (’32) ›› Don’t Tell the Wife (’37) (:15) ››‡ Gold Is Where You Find It (’38) George Brent. TLC 37 40 183 280 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way TNT 29 54 138 245 Supernatural “Byzantium” ››‡ Safe House (’12) Denzel Washington, Ryan Reynolds, Vera Farmiga. ››‡ The Accountant (’16) Ben Affleck, Anna Kendrick, J.K. Simmons. USA 62 55 105 242 Chicago P.D. “Sacrifice” Chicago P.D. “Confession” Chicago P.D. “Reckoning” Chicago P.D. “Stepping Stone” Chicago P.D. (Part 2 of 2) Temptation Island WGN-A 13 239 307 JAG “Going After Francesca” JAG Blue Bloods “Cellar Boy” Blue Bloods Blue Bloods “Mercy” M*A*S*H M*A*S*H

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Circuit Court for Bay quested in th Com- shall be subject to the DR, PALM SPRINGS, F, ST PETERSBURG, 80004 UNITED 1602, Frequency: An- PUCKETT AVE SW, County, Florida, Pro- plaint. judicial foreclosure pro- CA 92264 UNITED FL 33714 UNITED STATES, 03/28/2019, nual , JIM B. LACKEY, DECATUR, AL 35601 bate Division, the ad- September 27, 2019 cedure only. You have STATES, 04/11/2019, STATES, 03/28/2019, Inst: 2019032278 Bk: 2421 LOVELL DRIVE, UNITED STATES, dress of which is 300 Marion, SC the right to cure your Inst: 2019037112 Bk: Inst: 2019032256 Bk: 4106 Pg: 27, $2,369.98, MESQUITE, TX 75150 03/28/2019, Inst: East 4th Street, Pan- default in the manner 4111 Pg: 1257, 4106 Pg: 5, $2,369.98, $0.95; LE*1204*02*B, UNITED STATES, 2019032374 Bk: 4106 ama City, Florida Elizabeth A Battle set forth in this notice at $2,446.97, $0.97; $0.95; LE*1104*42*B, Unit Week: 2, Unit: 03/28/2019, Inst: Pg: 166, $1,274.69, 32401; File Number Attorney for Plaintiff any time before the LE*1103*08*B, Unit Unit Week: 42, Unit: 1204, Frequency: An- 2019032337 Bk: 4106 $0.47; LE*2205*46*X, 19001018CP. The PO Box 1105 trustee’s sale of your Week: 8, Unit: 1103, 1104, Frequency: An- nual , DANIEL W Pg: 97, $2,369.98, Unit Week: 46, Unit: names and addresses Marion, SC 29571 timeshare interest. If Frequency: Annual , nual , ALBERTO JULIO ARASIN, 62-4 Mint Tier $0.95; LE*1602*43*B, 2205, Frequency: Odd of the personal repre- you do not object to the LINDA M. POUND, C/O BORELLY BORELLY, Court, READING, PA Unit Week: 43, Unit: Year Biennial , NANCY sentative and the per- YOU ARE FURTHER use of the trustee fore- MITCHELL REED CRA 56 #82-88 APTO 19606 UNITED 1602, Frequency: An- VIGILOTTI, 782 sonal representative’s NOTIFIED that a Final closure procedure, you SUSSMAN & ASSOC. 5 EDIFICIO MALBEC STATES, 03 nual , PEGGY L. TOOKER AVE, WEST attorney are set forth Hearing in this matter will not be subject to a 1053 S PALM CANYON BARRANQUILLA CO- 28/2019, Inst: LACKEY, 2421 LOVELL BABYLON, NY 11704 below. The Fiduciary has been scheduled for deficiency judgment DR, PALM SPRINGS, LOMBIA, 03/28/2019, 2019032281 Bk: 4106 DRIVE, MESQUITE, TX UNITED STATES, lawyer-client privilege November 18, 2019 at even if the proceeds CA 92264 UNITED Inst: 2019032258 Bk: Pg: 30, $2,332.95, 75150 UNITED 03/28/2019, Inst: in 90.5021 FLA. STAT. 9:30 a.m. You are from the sale of your STATES, 04/11/2019, 4106 Pg: 7, $2,442.39, $0.94; LE*1204*02*B, STATES, 03/28/2019, 2019032379 Bk: 4106 applies with respect to hereby notified to be timeshare interest are Inst: 2019037112 Bk: $0.97; LE*1104*42*B, Unit Week: 2, Unit: Inst: 2019032337 Bk: Pg: 171, $1,274.69, the personal represent- present in The Mary E. insufficient to offset the 4111 Pg: 1257, Unit Week: 42, Unit: 1204, Frequency: An- 4106 Pg: 97, $2,369.98, $0.47; LE*2206*20*B, ative and any attorney Buchan Family Court amounts secured by $2,446.97, $0.97; 1104, Frequency: An- nual , THERESA M. $0.95; LE*2101*42*B, Unit Week: 20, Unit: employed by the per- Center, 2515 E. Hwy. the lien. You have a LE*1103*12*B, Unit nual , MARIA ALEXAN- ARASIN, 62-4 Mint Tier Unit Week: 42, Unit: 2206, Frequency: An- 24748 sonal representative. 76, Marion, SC 29571. right to cure the default Week: 12, Unit: 1103, DRA GERLEIN, CRA 56 Court, READING, PA 2101, Frequency: An- nual , GWEN C. CARR, IN THE CIRCUIT set forth herein by pay- Frequency: Annual , #82-88 APTO 5 EDIFI- 19606 UNITED nual , J. DONALD 4708 Old Shell Road, COURT, FOURTEENTH All creditors of the de- James G. McGhee, III, ing in full, the following CARLOS FRANCISCO CIO MALBEC BAR- STATES, 03/28/2019, DREZ, 208 KNOLL MOBILE, AL 36608 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF cent and other per- Family Court Judge amounts: (1) all past JIMENEZ ANTILLON, RANQUILLA COLOM- Inst: 2019032281 Bk: PINE CIRCLE, COV- UNITED STATES, THE STATE OF FLOR- sons, who have claims Twetfth Judicial Circuit due sums, (2) charges 4TA ENTRADA LOS BIA, 03/28/2019, Inst: 4106 Pg: 30, $2,332.95, INGTON, LA 70435 03/28/2019, Inst: IDA, IN AND FOR BAY or demands against Pub: Sept. 30, Oct. 7, and expenses of the YOSES 325 MTS SUR 2019032258 Bk: 4106 $0.94; LE*1207*34*B, UNITED STATES, 2019032381 Bk: 4106 COUNTY decedent’s estate, in- 14, 2019 Trustee in the amount CASA TAPIA AZUL Pg: 7, $2,442.39, $0.97; Unit Week: 34, Unit: 03/28/2019, Inst: Pg: 173, $2,369.98, CASE NO.: 18488DR cluding unmature, con- of $235.00 which PORTON PLATEADO LE*1105*25*B, Unit 1207, Frequency: An- 2019032355 Bk: 4106 $0.95; LE*2207*06*B, tingent or unliquidated 25267 amount will increase as SAN JOSE COSTA Week: 25, Unit: 1105, nual , CHARLES M. Pg: 139, $2,369.98, Unit Week: 6, Unit: IN RE: THE MARRIAGE claims, and who have NOTICE OF the foreclosure pro- RICA, 03/28/2019, Inst: Frequency: Annual , MCINTEER, 77 NOR- $0.95; LE*2101*42*B, 2207, Frequency: An- OF APRIL EAST- been served a copy of PUBLIC SALE: ceeding progresses, 2019032246 Bk: 4105 ALFREDO RODITTI BERG RD, GUNTERS- Unit Week: 42, Unit: nual , KAYE J. POE, ERWOOD this notice, must file which (3) per diem, as Pg: 2393, $2,442.39, VITERI,VILLE, AL 35976 2101, Frequency: An- 323 CADES COVE RD, Wife, their claims with this LIL STEVE’S accrued to the date of $0.97; LE*1103*12*B, CIRCUNVALACION # UNITED STATES, nual , J. DONALD SELMA, AL 36701 court WITHIN THE WRECKER SERVICE payment. Further, pay- Unit Week: 12, Unit: 143 URB OLIVOS 1 03/28/2019, Inst: DREZ LIVING TRUST, UNITED STATES, And LATER OF THREE (3) gives Notice of Fore- ment must be made by 1103, Frequency: An- GUAYAQUIL ECUA- 2019032288 Bk: 4106 208 KNOLL PINE CIR- 03/28/2019, Inst: MONTHS AFTER THE closure of Lien and in- forwarding a cashier’s nual , GRACIELA HER- DOR, 03/28/2019, Inst: Pg: 37, $2,369.98, CLE, COVINGTON, LA 2019032384 Bk: 4106 MICHAEL D. EAST- DATE OF THE FIRST tent to sell these vehi- check payable to First RERO PINTO, 4TA EN- 2019032265 Bk: 4106 $0.95; LE*1207*34*B, 70435 UNITED Pg: 176, $2,332.95, ERWOOD PUBLICATION OF cles at pursuant to sub- American Title Insur- TRADA LOS YOSES Pg: 14, $2,442.39, Unit Week: 34, Unit: STATES, 03/28/2019, $0.94; LE*2207*44*X, Husband. THIS NOTICE OR section 713.78 of the ance Company, and 325 MTS SUR CASA $0.97; LE*1105*25*B, 1207, Frequency: An- Inst: 2019032355 Bk: Unit Week: 44, Unit: THIRTY (30) DAYS AF- Florida Statutes. LII drawn on a state or na- TAPIA AZUL PORTON Unit Week: 25, Unit: nual , M.ELIZABETH 4106 Pg: 139, 2207, Frequency: Odd NOTICE OF ACTION TER THE DATE OF STEVE’S WRECKER tional bank, a state or PLATEADO SAN JOSE 1105, Frequency: An- LACHMAN, 77 NOR- $2,369.98, $0.95; Year Biennial , BEA- FOR PUBLICATION SERVICE OF A COPY SERVICE reserves the federal credit union, or COSTA RICA, nual , PRISCILA BERG RD, GUNTERS- LE*2101*42*B, Unit CON RESORT GROUP, OF THIS NOTICE ON right to accept or reject a state or federal sav- 03/28/2019, Inst: NUQUES DE RODITTI, VILLE, AL 35976 Week: 42, Unit: 2101, LLC, ATTN: JEREMY TO: MICHAEL D. THEM. any and/or all bids. ings and loan associa- 2019032246 Bk: 4105 CIRCUNVALACION # UNITED STATES, Frequency: Annual , BURR 1 ROYAL FERN EASTERWOOD tion, or savings bank. Pg: 2393, $2,442.39, 143 URB OLIVOS 1 03/28/2019, Inst: BARBARA A. DREZ, DR., BLUFFTON, SC All other creditors of October 25, 2019 WARNING: Personal $0.97; LE*1103*31*B, GUAYAQUIL ECUA- 2019032288 Bk: 4106 208 KNOLL PINE CIR- 29910 UNITED YOU ARE NOTIFIED the decedent and other Location #1 checks will not be ac- Unit Week: 31, Unit: DOR, 03/28/2019, Inst: Pg: 37, $2,369.98, CLE, COVINGTON, LA STATES, 03/28/2019, that an action for Disso- persons who have 3505 St. John’s Street cepted. All personal 1103, Frequency: An- 2019032265 Bk: 4106 $0.95; LE*1207*39*B, 70435 UNITED Inst: 2019032388 Bk: lution of Marriage, has claims or demands Panama City, FL checks will be returned nual , HUGO MAU- Pg: 14, $2,442.39, Unit Week: 39, Unit: STATES, 03/28/2019, 4106 Pg: 180, been filed against you. against the decedent’s 32401 to sender. The foreclo- RICIO GUERRERO $0.97; LE*1106*24*B, 1207, Frequency: An- Inst: 2019032355 Bk: $1,284.96, $0.48; You are required to estate, including unma- 2G1WL52M3T9138343 sure of the subject OSPINA, CALLE 131 Unit Week: 24, Unit: nual , CHARLES M. 4106 Pg: 139, LE*2302*14*B, Unit serve a copy of your tured, contingent or un- 1996 CHEVROLET timeshare will not 78A61 TORRE 5 APTO 1106, Frequency: An- MCINTEER, 77 NOR- $2,369.98, $0.95; Week: 14, Unit: 2302, written defenses, if any, liquidated claims, must Location #2 cease. Partial pay- 401 BOGOTA COLOM- nual , NELSON WIL- BERG RD, GUNTERS- LE*2101*42*B, Unit Frequency: Annual , to this action on Alia file their claims with this 3806 E. 2ND Plz. ments will not be ac- BIA, 03/28/2019, Inst: LIAM PEREZ DEL- VILLE, AL 35976 Week: 42, Unit: 2101, DUNN FAMILY TRUST, Adhal, P.A., Petitioner’s court WITHIN THREE Panama City, FL cepted. Amounts have 2019032249 Bk: 4105 GADO, CARRERA 49A UNITED STATES, Frequency: Annual , dated August 30, 1989 attorney, whose ad- (3) MONTHS AFTER 32401 increased since the Pg: 2396, $2,442.39, # 93-47 BOGOTA CO- 03/28/2019, Inst: BARBARA A. DREZ and as amended Au- dress is 214 West Fifth THE DATE OF THE 3C6JR6AT8DG506206 mailing of this Notice. $0.97; LE*1103*31*B, LOMBIA, 03/28/2019, 2019032289 Bk: 4106 LIVING TRUST, 208 gust 26, 2004, 108 Street, Panama City, FL FIRST PUBLICATION 2013 DODGE Please contact First Unit Week: 31, Unit: Inst: 2019032270 Bk: Pg: 38, $2,369.98, KNOLL PINE CIRCLE, LIGHTHORSE LN, 32401, on or before OF THIS NOTICE. Pub: Oct. 14, 2019 American Title Insur- 1103, Frequency: An- 4106 Pg: 19, $2,442.39, $0.95; LE*1207*39*B, COVINGTON, LA WAYNESBORO, VA October 20, 2019, and 25273 ance Company at (702) nual , SORAIDA PATRI- $0.97; LE*1106*24*B, Unit Week: 39, Unit: 70435 UNITED 22980-1592 UNITED file the original with the ALL CLAIMS NOT SO NOTICE OF DEFAULT 304-7509 for the cur- CIA VELEZ LONDONO, Unit Week: 24, Unit: 1207, Frequency: An- STATES, 03/28/2019, STATES, 08/20/2019, clerk of this court at FILED WILL BE FOR- AND INTENT TO rent cure figures. See CALLE 131 78A61 1106, Frequency: An- nual , M.ELIZABETH Inst: 2019032355 Bk: Inst: 2019074469 Bk: Bay County Court- EVER BARRED. FORECLOSE Schedule “1” for con- TORRE 5 APTO 401 nual , DAVID CAMILO LACHMAN, 77 NOR- 4106 Pg: 139, 4158 Pg: 708, house, 300 East 4th To: Obligor (see tact information. The BOGOTA COLOMBIA, PEREZ ESTUPINAN, BERG RD, GUNTERS- $2,369.98, $0.95; $4,401.12, $1.71; Street, Panama City, FL NOTWITHSTANDING Schedule “1” attached Association has ap- 03/28/2019, Inst: CARRERA 49A # 93-47 VILLE, AL 35976 LE*2102*31*B, Unit LE*2302*14*B, Unit 32401, either before THE TIME PERIODS hereto for Obligors and pointed the following 2019032249 Bk: 4105 BOGOTA COLOMBIA, UNITED STATES, Week: 31, Unit: 2102, Week: 14, Unit: 2302, service on Petitioner’s SET FORTH ABOVE, their notice address) Trustee to conduct the Pg: 2396, $2,442.39, 03/28/2019, Inst: 03/28/2019, Inst: Frequency: Annual , Frequency: Annual , attorney or immediately ANY CLAIM FILED This Notice is regard- trustee’s sale: First $0.97; LE*1103*32*B, 2019032270 Bk: 4106 2019032289 Bk: 4106 CHARLES R. BATES, JOHN C. DUNN, JR., thereafter; otherwise a TWO (2) YEARS OR ing that certain American Title Insur- Unit Week: 32, Unit: Pg: 19, $2,442.39, Pg: 38, $2,369.98, 1053 KENNA ROAD, 108 LIGHTHORSE LN, default will be entered MORE AFTER THE timeshare interest ance Company, a Ne- 1103, Frequency: An- $0.97; LE*1106*24*B, $0.95; LE*1304*52*B, SUMMIT, MS 39666 WAYNESBORO, VA against you for the re- DECEDENT’S DATE OF owned by Obligor in braska corporation, nual , HUGO MAU- Unit Week: 24, Unit: Unit Week: 52, Unit: UNITED STATES, 22980-1592 UNITED lief demanded in the DEATH IS BARRED the Legends Edge duly registered in the RICIO GUERRERO 1106, Frequency: An- 1304, Frequency: An- 03/28/2019, Inst: STATES, 08/20/2019, petition. Condominium, located state of Florida as an OSPINA, CALLE 131 nual , JULIANA nual , DR.VIVEK V. 2019032358 Bk: 4106 Inst: 2019074469 Bk: THE DATE OF FIRST in Bay County, Florida, Insurance Company, 78A61 TORRE 5 APTO OSORIO ESTUPINAN, GUMASTE, 328 EAST Pg: 144, $2,369.98, 4158 Pg: 708, WARNING: Rule PUBLICATION OF and more specifically 400 S. Rampart Blvd, 401 BOGOTA COLOM- CARRERA 49A # 93-47 MADISON AVE, $0.95; LE*2102*31*B, $4,401.12, $1.71; 12.285, Florida Family THIS NOTICE IS Octo- described as follows: Suite 290, Las Vegas, BIA, 03/28/2019, Inst: BOGOTA COLOMBIA, CRESSKILL, NJ 07626 Unit Week: 31, Unit: LE*2302*14*B, Unit Law Rules of Proce- ber 7, 2019. Unit Week (See Sched- NV, 89145, (702) 2019032250 Bk: 4105 03/28/2019, Inst: UNITED STATES, 2102, Frequency: An- Week: 14, Unit: 2302, dure, requires certain ule “1” Legal Descrip- 304-7509. Batch No.: Pg: 2397, $2,442.39, 2019032270 Bk: 4106 03/28/2019, Inst: nual , JOYCE W. Frequency: Annual , automatic disclosure of Attorney for Personal tion Variables), in Unit Foreclosure HOA $0.97; LE*1103*32*B, Pg: 19, $2,442.39, 2019032294 Bk: 4106 BATES, 1053 KENNA DUNN FAMILY TRUST, documents and infor- Representative: (See Schedule “1” Le- 92535/93942 - LE29- Unit Week: 32, Unit: $0.97; LE*1106*24*B, Pg: 43, $2,349.43, ROAD, SUMMIT, MS dated August 30, 1989 mation. Failure to com- gal Description Varia- HOA (1 of 2) & (2 of 2); 1103, Frequency: An- Unit Week: 24, Unit: $0.94; LE*1304*52*B, 39666 UNITED and as amended Au- ply can result in sanc- Larry Keith Carroll, Jr. bles), in LEGENDS SCHEDULE “1”: Con- nual , SORAIDA PATRI- 1106, Frequency: An- Unit Week: 52, Unit: STATES, 03/28/2019, gust 26, 2004, 108 tions, including dis- Florida Bar N.: 120231 EDGE CONDOMINIUM, tract No., Legal De- CIA VELEZ LONDONO, nual , MARICEL 1304, Frequency: An- Inst: 2019032358 Bk: LIGHTHORSE LN, missal or striking of Carroll & Hudson, P.A. according to the Decla- scription Variables, Ob- CALLE 131 78A61 ESTUPINAN, nual , DR.SANDHYA V. 4106 Pg: 144, WAYNESBORO, VA pleadings. 12815 Emerald Coast ration of Condominium ligors, Notice Address, TORRE 5 APTO 401 CARRERA 49A # 93-47 GUMASTE, 328 EAST $2,369.98, $0.95; 22980-1592 UNITED Parkway, Suite 124 thereof, as recorded in Lien Recording Date, BOGOTA COLOMBIA, BOGOTA COLOMBIA, MADISON AVE, LE*2103*48*B, Unit STATES, 08/20/2019, DATED this 10 day of Miramar Beach, Florida Official Record Book Lien Recording Refer- 03/28/2019, Inst: 03/28/2019, Inst: CRESSKILL, NJ 07626 Week: 48, Unit: 2103, Inst: 2019074469 Bk: September, 2019. 32550 1919, at Page 323, in ence, Default Amount, 2019032250 Bk: 4105 2019032270 Bk: 4106 UNITED STATES, Frequency: Annual , 4158 Pg: 708, Phone: (850)650-6161 the Public Records of Per Diem; LE*1101*29 Pg: 2397, $2,442.39, Pg: 19, $2,442.39, 03/28/2019, Inst: HEATHER ANN $4,401.12, $1.71; CLERK OF THE CIR- Bay County, Florida, *B, Unit Week: 29, $0.97; LE*1104*17*B, $0.97; LE*1106*45*B, 2019032294 Bk: 4106 MARIN, 126 PEACE- LE*2302*14*B, Unit CUIT COURT Personal Representa- and any amendments Unit: 1101, Frequency: Unit Week: 17, Unit: Unit Week: 45, Unit: Pg: 43, $2,349.43, FUL VALLEY DR, Week: 14, Unit: 2302, tive: thereof. Pursuant to Annual , TERESA E. 1104, Frequency: An- 1106, Frequency: An- $0.94; LE*1403*08*B, LEICESTER, NC 28748 Frequency: Annual , By: K. Mabrie the Declaration(s) re- BOYAJIAN, 938 nual , ALFREDO nual , SIGMA ENTER- Unit Week: 8, Unit: UNITED STATES, SCHARLENE C. DUNN, Deputy Clerk Carl A. Gagliano, Jr. corded in Bk. 1919, Pg. MILLER BLVD., MADI- RODITTI VITERI, PRISES, LLC, 523 1403, Frequency: An- 03/28/2019, Inst: 108 LIGHTHORSE LN, Pub: September 30, 506 Worthington Drive 323 , Obligor is liable SON, AL 35758 CIRCUNVALACION # RIVER ESTATES nual , ELOISE S. 2019032360 Bk: 4106 WAYNESBORO, VA October 7, 14, 21, 2019 Trussville, Alabama for the payment of cer- UNITED STATES, 143 URB OLIVOS 1 PARKWAY, CANTON, CRANE, PO BOX 426, Pg: 146, $2,349.43, 22980-1592 UNITED 24762 35173 tain assessments, 03/28/2019, Inst: GUAYAQUIL ECUA- GA 30115 UNITED CLEVELAND, GA $0.94; LE*2106*02*X, STATES, 08/20/2019, NOTICE OF Pub: Oct. 7, 14, 2019 maintenance fees, and 2019032235 Bk: 4105 DOR, 03/28/2019, Inst: STATES, 03/28/2019, 30528 UNITED Unit Week: 2, Unit: Inst: 2019074469 Bk: Pg: 2379, $2,369.98, 2019032251 Bk: 4105 Inst: 2019032273 Bk: STATES, 03/28/2019, 2106, Frequency: Odd 4158 Pg: 708, PROPOSALS 25227 ad valorem property taxes (collectively, $0.95; LE*1101*29*B, Pg: 2398, $2,442.39, 4106 Pg: 22, $2,349.43, Inst: 2019032300 Bk: Year Biennial , ELLIOTT $4,401.12, $1.71; STATE OF SOUTH Unit Week: 29, Unit: $0.97; LE*1104*17*B, $0.94; LE*1106*45*B, 4106 Pg: 49, $2,349.43, C. PETERKIN, 1 LE*2303*47*X, Unit GAC Contractors is so- CAROLINA, IN THE “Assessments, Fees liciting proposals by and Taxes”) and Leg- 1101, Frequency: An- Unit Week: 17, Unit: Unit Week: 45, Unit: $0.94; LE*1503*17*B, BRENTWOOD DR, Week: 47, Unit: 2303, FAMILY COURT nual , MICHAEL A. 1104, Frequency: An- 1106, Frequency: An- Unit Week: 17, Unit: EAST HANOVER, NJ Frequency: Odd Year subcontractors for an COUNTY OF MARION. ends Edge Condo- approximately 42,000 minium Association, BOYAJIAN, 938 nual , PRISCILA nual , TOBY AKRIDGE, 1503, Frequency: An- 07936 UNITED Biennial , KEVIN G. 12TH JUDICIAL CIR- MILLER BLVD., MADI- NUQUES DE RODITTI, 523 RIVER ESTATES nual , WILL R. COUCH, STATES, 03/28/2019, MAY, 605 EAST MAIN sq.ft Science Technol- CUIT Inc., a Florida not-for ogy Engineering & -profit corporation SON, AL 35758 CIRCUNVALACION # PARKWAY, CANTON, 146 MAPLE GROVE Inst: 2019032368 Bk: STREET, DANVERS, IL UNITED STATES, 143 URB OLIVOS 1 GA 30115 UNITED TER, PEACHTREE 4106 Pg: 160, 61732 UNITED Math (STEM) Building SUMMONS FOR (the “Association”), 03/28/2019, Inst: GUAYAQUIL ECUA- STATES, 03/28/2019, CITY, GA 30269 $1,266.48, $0.47; STATES, 03/28/2019, at Bay High School. ADOPTION AND NO- has a lien for such As- 2019032235 Bk: 4105 DOR, 03/28/2019, Inst: Inst: 2019032273 Bk: UNITED STATES, LE*2106*02*X, Unit Inst: 2019032394 Bk: Scope of work in- TICE OF FINAL sessments, Fees and Pg: 2379, $2,369.98, 2019032251 Bk: 4105 4106 Pg: 22, $2,349.43, 03/28/2019, Inst: Week: 2, Unit: 2106, 4106 Pg: 186, cludes, but not limited HEARING Taxes pursuant to the $0.95; LE*1102*31*B, Pg: 2398, $2,442.39, $0.94; LE*1106*45*B, 2019032321 Bk: 4106 Frequency: Odd Year $1,274.69, $0.47; to: CIA# 2019-DR-33-087 terms of the Declara- tion and applicable Unit Week: 31, Unit: $0.97; LE*1104*33*B, Unit Week: 45, Unit: Pg: 73, $2,369.98, Biennial , ROSE MARIE LE*2303*47*X, Unit 1102, Frequency: An- Unit Week: 33, Unit: 1106, Frequency: An- $0.95; LE*1503*17*B, V. PETERKIN, 1 Week: 47, Unit: 2303, Concrete, Masonry, William Bradley Ste- Florida law. The Obli- Structural Steel, Lt. Ga gor has failed to pay nual , CARLOS MARIO 1104, Frequency: An- nual , WILSON Unit Week: 17, Unit: BRENTWOOD DR, Frequency: Odd Year phens, IGLESIAS, CALLE 2 nual , LUIS FERNANDO AKRIDGE, 523 RIVER 1503, Frequency: An- EAST HANOVER, NJ Biennial , ANGELA S. Trusses, Metal Wall Plaintiff, when due the Assess- Panels, Millwork, Labo- ments, Fees, and SUR #4-128 CONJ RICO, CALLE 4 ESTATES PARKWAY, nual , DELEAL WIL- 07936 UNITED MAY, 605 EAST MAIN PALO AMARILLO CASA #18-220 CASA 149 CANTON, GA 30115 LIAMS, 146 MAPLE STATES, 03/28/2019, STREET, DANVERS, IL ratory Casework, Roof- Vs. Taxes as assessed or ing, Waterproofing/ advanced and is 4 SEC LA BALSA CHIA ANTIOQUIA MEDELLIN UNITED STATES, GROVE TER, Inst: 2019032368 Bk: 61732 UNITED CUNDINAMARCA CO- COLOMBIA, 03/28/2019, Inst: PEACHTREE CITY, GA 4106 Pg: 160, STATES, 03/28/2019, Sealants, Spray Insula- Susan Michelle Ste- thereby in default of the tion, Doors, Storefront, obligation to pay such LOMBIA, 03/28/2019, 03/28/2019, Inst: 2019032273 Bk: 4106 30269 UNITED $1,266.48, $0.47; Inst: 2019032394 Bk: phens and Baby Girl Inst: 2019032240 Bk: 2019032253 Bk: 4106 Pg: 22, $2,349.43, STATES, 03/28/2019, LE*2201*08*B, Unit 4106 Pg: 186, Framing/ Drywall, Lizzy Jade Sapp, A Mi- amounts as and when Flooring, ACT, Paint- due. Accordingly, the 4105 Pg: 2385, Pg: 2, $2,442.39, $0.97; $0.94; LE*1106*46*B, Inst: 2019032321 Bk: Week: 8, Unit: 2201, $1,274.69, $0.47; nor Under the Age of $2,442.39, $0.97; LE*1104*33*B, Unit Unit Week: 46, Unit: 4106 Pg: 73, $2,369.98, Frequency: Annual , LE*2304*52*B, Unit ing, Toilet Partition & Six (6) Years, Michael Association did cause Accessories, Roll-Up a Claim of Lien to be LE*1102*31*B, Unit Week: 33, Unit: 1104, 1106, Frequency: An- $0.95; LE*1503*20*B, JAMES B DAWSON Week: 52, Unit: 2304, Raymond Andrews, Week: 31, Unit: 1102, Frequency: Annual , nual , RICHARD W. Unit Week: 20, Unit: 1997 TRUST, 55 KENT Frequency: Annual , Doors, Elevator, Fire Jonathan Fisher Sapp, recorded in the Public Suppression, Plumb- Records of Bay, Flor- Frequency: Annual , MARIA CLARA RICO, HOSKING, 2711 CRYS- 1503, Frequency: An- LN APT H205, PHILIP R. PAGE, 2851 and John Doe, MARIA CRISTINA CALLE 4 #18-220 TAL WAY, NAPLES, FL nual , WILL R. COUCH, NASHUA, NH 03062 E ARAGON BLVD #6, ing, HVAC, Electrical, Defendant. ida, thereby perfecting Sitework, & Landscap- the lien of Assess- JIMENEZ, CALLE 2 CASA 149 ANTIOQUIA 34119 UNITED 146 MAPLE GROVE UNITED STATES, SUNRISE, FL 33313 SUR #4-128 CONJ MEDELLIN COLOMBIA, STATES, 03/28/2019, TER, PEACHTREE 03/28/2019, Inst: UNITED STATES, ing TO THE DEFENDANT, ments, Fees, and PALO AMARILLO CASA 03/28/2019, Inst: Inst: 2019032274 Bk: CITY, GA 30269 2019032373 Bk: 4106 03/28/2019, Inst: ABSENTTaxes pursuant to the If you are a subcontrac- Declaration and sec- 4 SEC LA BALSA CHIA 2019032253 Bk: 4106 4106 Pg: 23, $2,349.43, UNITED STATES, Pg: 165, $2,349.43, 2019032400 Bk: 4106 Above-Named: CUNDINAMARCA CO- Pg: 2, $2,442.39, $0.97; $0.94; LE*1106*46*B, 03/28/2019, Inst: $0.94; LE*2201*08*B, Pg: 212, $2,349.43, tor interested in bidd- Jonathan Fisher Sapp: tions 721.16 and ing the project, please 192.037 Florida Stat- LOMBIA, 03/28/2019, LE*1104*33*B, Unit Unit Week: 46, Unit: 2019032322 Bk: 4106 Unit Week: 8, Unit: $0.94; LE*2304*52*B, Inst: 2019032240 Bk: Week: 33, Unit: 1104, 1106, Frequency: An- Pg: 74, $2,369.98, 2201, Frequency: An- Unit Week: 52, Unit: contact musery@gac YOU ARE HEREBY utes. See Schedule “1” 4105 Pg: 2385, Frequency: Annual , nual , ELIZABETH F. $0.95; LE*1503*20*B, nual , JAMES B. DAW- 2304, Frequency: An- contractors.com NOTIFIED attached hereto for the that you $2,442.39, $0.97; PABLO RICO, CALLE 4 HOSKING, 2711 CRYS- Unit Week: 20, Unit: SON, 55 KENT LANE nual , SHIRLEY R. (Michelle Usery) for have been sued by the recording information pre-qualification forms, for each Claim of Lien LE*1102*32*B, Unit #18-220 CASA 149 TAL WAY, NAPLES, FL 1503, Frequency: An- APT H205, NASHUA, PAGE, 2851 E ARA- Plaintiff for step-parent Week: 32, Unit: 1102, ANTIOQUIA MEDELLIN 34119 UNITED nual , DELEAL WIL- NH 03062 UNITED GON BLVD #6, SUN- bid documents, and ADOPTION in the Court and the amount se- bid forms Bids are due cured by each Claim of Frequency: Annual , COLOMBIA, STATES, 03/28/2019, LIAMS, 146 MAPLE STATES, 03/28/2019, RISE, FL 33313 indicated above. You CARLOS MARIO 03/28/2019, Inst: Inst: 2019032274 Bk: GROVE TER, Inst: 2019032373 Bk: UNITED STATES, by 4:00 PM on must respond in writing Lien and the per diem Wednesday, Oct. 30th. amount to account for IGLESIAS, CALLE 2 2019032253 Bk: 4106 4106 Pg: 23, $2,349.43, PEACHTREE CITY, GA 4106 Pg: 165, 03/28/2019, Inst: to the attached SUR #4-128 CONJ Pg: 2, $2,442.39, $0.97; $0.94; LE*1202*24*B, 30269 UNITED $2,349.43, $0.94; 2019032400 Bk: 4106 Pub: September 30, Amended Complaint further accrual of the October 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, amounts secured by PALO AMARILLO CASA LE*1104*33*B, Unit Unit Week: 24, Unit: STATES, 03/28/2019, LE*2201*08*B, Unit Pg: 212, $2,349.43, for Adoption and serve 4 SEC LA BALSA CHIA Week: 33, Unit: 1104, 1202, Frequency: An- Inst: 2019032322 Bk: Week: 8, Unit: 2201, $0.94; LE*2306*41*B, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, a copy of your answer the lien. IMPORTANT: 14, 15, 16, 17, 2019 If you fail to cure the CUNDINAMARCA CO- Frequency: Annual , nual , SHERRI R. PE- 4106 Pg: 74, $2,369.98, Frequency: Annual , Unit Week: 41, Unit: on the Plaintiff at the LOMBIA, 03/28/2019, CLARA EUGENIA TERS, 4004 $0.95; LE*1505*48*B, LUCILE C. DAWSON, 2306, Frequency: An- address below within default as set forth in 24798 this notice or take other Inst: 2019032241 Bk: PEREZ, CALLE 4 WOODVIEW LANE, Unit Week: 48, Unit: 55 KENT LANE APT nual , KENNETH IN THE FOURTEENTH thirty (30) days after the 4105 Pg: 2386, #18-220 CASA 149 MATTHEWS, NC 28104 1505, Frequency: An- H205, NASHUA, NH BOSSERT, 3430 BAL- service of this Sum- appropriate action with CIRCUIT COURT OF regard to this foreclo- $2,442.39, $0.97; ANTIOQUIA MEDELLIN UNITED STATES, nual , MONIQUE R. 03062 UNITED LARD CV, MEMPHIS, BAY COUNTY, FLOR- mons upon you, not LE*1102*32*B, Unit COLOMBIA, 03/28/2019, Inst: SPANN-WADE, 632 N. STATES, 03/28/2019, TN 38133 UNITED counting the day of sure matter, you risk IDA PROBATE DIVI- losing ownership of Week: 32, Unit: 1102, 03/28/2019, Inst: 2019032279 Bk: 4106 24th Street, East Saint Inst: 2019032373 Bk: STATES, 03/28/2019, SION service, or thirty-five Frequency: Annual , 2019032253 Bk: 4106 Pg: 28, $2,369.98, Louis, IL 62205 4106 Pg: 165, Inst: 2019032405 Bk: (35) days if you were your timeshare interest File No.: 19001018CP through the trustee MARIA CRISTINA Pg: 2, $2,442.39, $0.97; $0.95; LE*1202*24*B, UNITED STATES, $2,349.43, $0.94; 4106 Pg: 217, Division: Probate served by certified JIMENEZ, CALLE 2 LE*1104*37*B, Unit Unit Week: 24, Unit: 08/20/2019, Inst: LE*2203*07*X, Unit $2,369.98, $0.95; mail, restricted deliver, foreclosure procedure established in section SUR #4-128 CONJ Week: 37, Unit: 1104, 1202, Frequency: An- 2019074464 Bk: 4158 Week: 7, Unit: 2203, LE*2306*41*B, Unit IN RE: ESTATE OF return receipt re- PALO AMARILLO CASA Frequency: Annual , nual , LAURENCE A. Pg: 703, $2,199.43, Frequency: Odd Year Week: 41, Unit: 2306, quested. IF YOU wish 721.855, Florida Stat- CARL ANTHONY utes. You may choose 4 SEC LA BALSA CHIA TIMOTHY G. PAPPAS, PETERS, 4004 $0.94; LE*1506*02*X, Biennial , GEORGE D. Frequency: Annual , GAGLIANO, SR., to retain an attorney to CUNDINAMARCA CO- 4711 34TH ST N UNIT WOODVIEW LANE, Unit Week: 2, Unit: UPTON, 1517 JANET BOSSERT, represent you in this to sign and send to the Deceased. trustee the enclosed LOMBIA, 03/28/2019, F, ST PETERSBURG, MATTHEWS, NC 28104 1506, Frequency: Odd PUCKETT AVE SW, 3430 BALLARD CV, matter, it is advisable to Inst: 2019032241 Bk: FL 33714 UNITED UNITED STATES, Year Biennial , BAR- DECATUR, AL 35601 MEMPHIS, TN 38133 do so before submitt- objection form, exercis- NOTICE TO ing your right to object 4105 Pg: 2386, STATES, 03/28/2019, 03/28/2019, Inst: BARA A. MANN, 601 UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES, CREDITORS ing your Answer to the $2,442.39, $0.97; Inst: 2019032256 Bk: 2019032279 Bk: 4106 BLACK DR, PRES- 03/28/2019, Inst: 03/28/2019, Inst: Plaintiff. IF YOU do not to the use of the trustee foreclosure procedure. LE*1103*08*B, Unit 4106 Pg: 5, $2,369.98, Pg: 28, $2,369.98, COTT, AZ 86301 2019032374 Bk: 4106 2019032405 Bk: 4106 The administration of answer the Complaint Week: 8, Unit: 1103, $0.95; LE*1104*37*B, $0.95; LE*1202*35*B, UNITED STATES, Pg: 166, $1,274.69, Pg: 217, $2,369.98, within the required Upon the trustee’s re- the Estate of Carl An- ceipt of your signed ob- Frequency: Annual , Unit Week: 37, Unit: Unit Week: 35, Unit: 03/28/2019, Inst: $0.47; LE*2203*07*X, $0.95; LE*2306*42*X, thony Gagliano, Sr., thirty (30) days, the FOSTER E. POUND, 1104, Frequency: An- 1202, Frequency: An- 2019032325 Bk: 4106 Unit Week: 7, Unit: Unit Week: 42, Unit: Court may grant an jection form, the fore- deceased, whose date closure of the lien with C/O MITCHELL REED nual , WORKING COW nual , WILLIAM B. Pg: 77, $1,266.48, 2203, Frequency: Odd 2306, Frequency: Odd of death was July 25, Adoption and grant the SUSSMAN & ASSOC. HOMEMADE, INC, FEHLING, 13816 W. $0.47; LE*1602*43*B, Year Biennial , PATRI- Year Biennial , TERRY Plaintiff the relief re- respect to the default 2019, is pending in the specified in this notice 1053 S PALM CANYON 4711 34TH ST. N UNIT 58TH DR, ARVADA, CO Unit Week: 43, Unit: CIA A. UPTON, 1517 R. HASKELL, PO BOX

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86, CENTERVILLE, MO Week: 25, Unit: 2501, 2019032455 Bk: 4106 D.O.B.: 12/01/2015 Prospect Promenade, CIVIL DIVISION P.O. Box 1089 be returned unopened located at 220 63633 UNITED Frequency: Annual , Pg: 278, $2,442.39, Panama City Beach, CASE NO.: Panama City, Florida and will not be con- BIRCHFIELD DRIVE, STATES, 03/28/2019, EZZEDINE ZANTOUT, $0.97; LE*2507*38*B, MINOR CHILD Florida 32413, on the 18000864CA 32402 sidered. MARIETTA, GA 30068 Inst: 2019032407 Bk: SAUDI OGFER LTD RI- Unit Week: 38, Unit: following dates: Phone: 850-747-5327 intends to register the 4106 Pg: 219, YADH 1449 SAUDI 2507, Frequency: An- NOTICE OF ACTION WELLS FARGO USA Hearing & Voice Im- Any questions concern- said name in BAY $1,284.96, $0.48; ARABIA, 03/29/2019, nual , AIDEE (TERMINATION OF October 28, 2019 at HOLDINGS, INC. paired:ing this RFP must be county with the Division LE*2401*10*B, Unit Inst: 2019032435 Bk: PACHECO JACOME, PARENTAL RIGHTS) 3:00 PM, Central Time Plaintiff, 1-800-955-8771 Email: submitted in writing no of Corporations, Flor- Week: 10, Unit: 2401, 4106 Pg: 258, CALLE 138 # 58 D-01 January 6, 2020 [email protected] later than 9:00 a.m. ida Department of Frequency: Annual , $2,442.39, $0.97; EDIF 15 APTO 302 BO- TO: AMOS RAY FOR- February 3, 2020 VS. 1courts.org Eastern, on October State, pursuant to sec- ALICE JAY S. LE*2501*25*B, Unit GOTA COLOMBIA, TIER April 6, 2020 Pub: Oct. 14, 21, 2019 22, 2019 and should be tion 865.09 of the Flor- CRISOLOGO, 5352 Week: 25, Unit: 2501, 03/29/2019, Inst: ADDRESS UNKNOWN June 8, 2020 THE UNKNOWN HEIRS directed to Warren ida Statutes. 25425 AMORSOLO ST Frequency: Annual , 2019032455 Bk: 4106 August 31, 2020 OR BENEFICIARIES Yeager, Assistant Ad- Pub: October 14, 2019 NOTICE OF SALE DASMARINAS VIL- SAMAR EL ZEIN, Pg: 278, $2,442.39, YOU ARE HEREBY OF THE ESTATE OF ministrator at wyeager LAGE MAKATI CITY SAUDI OGFER LTD RI- $0.97; LE*2507*38*B, NOTIFIED that the The purpose of these CLIFFORD E. PURSUANT TO FL. ST. @gulfcounty-fl.gov and 1221 PHILIPPINES, YADH 1449 SAUDI Unit Week: 38, Unit: State of Florida, De- meetings is for the FLANNAGAN A/KJA 71378 FLEMING a copy of your corre- 03/28/2019, Inst: ARABIA, 03/29/2019, 2507, Frequency: An- partment of Children Board to consider any CLIFFORD EUGENE WRECKER SERVICE spondence to lroberts WILL SELL AT PUBLIC 2019032410 Bk: 4106 Inst: 2019032435 Bk: nual , FERNANDO ER- and Families, has filed business which may FLANNAGAN, DE- @gulfclerk.com. Lung Cancer? Asbes- AUCTION BY SEALED Pg: 226, $2,442.39, 4106 Pg: 258, NESTO SANCHEZ a Petition to terminate properly come before CEASED, et al tos exposure may be BID THE FOLLOWING: $0.97; LE*2401*11*B, $2,442.39, $0.97; PACHECO, CALLE 138 your parental rights it. The meetings are Defendants. The County reserves the cause. $30 billion Unit Week: 11, Unit: LE*2503*05*B, Unit # 58 D-01 EDIF 15 and permanently com- open to the public and the right to waive minor set aside for asbestos SALE DATE - 10/25/19 2401, Frequency: An- Week: 5, Unit: 2503, APTO 302 BOGOTA mit the following chil- will be conducted in NOTICE OF irregularities, to reject victims. 2003 Audi nual , ALICE JAY S. Frequency: Annual , COLOMBIA, dren for adoption: k.g., accordance with the FORECLOSURE SALE any or all proposals re- Call 1-619-485-4372 WA1YD54B53N002134 CRISOLOGO, 5352 ROBERT03/29/2019, Inst: BORN ON dECEMBER provision of Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY ceived, and to other- or email cancerFL@ SALE DATE - 11/1/19 AMORSOLO ST MARCZYNSKI, 1135 2019032455 Bk: 4106 1, 2015. A copy of the Law for Community De- GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- wise make a decision breakinginjurynews.com DASMARINAS VIL- MISTY ISLE DR, MEM- Pg: 278, $2,442.39, Petition is on file with velopment Districts. nal Judgment of fore- 2001 Hond in the best interests of LAGE MAKATI CITY PHIS, TN 38103 $0.97; LE*2602*31*B, the Clerk of the Court. The meetings may be closure dated October 2HGES26711H602971 the County. The Board 2000 Infin WANTED! Old Porsche 1221 PHILIPPINES, UNITED STATES, Unit Week: 31, Unit: You are hereby com- continued to a date, 8, 2019, and entered in shall have the final 356/911/912 for resto- 03/28/2019, Inst: 03/29/2019, Inst: 2602, Frequency: An- manded to appear on time, and place to be Case No. 18000864CA JNKCA31A2YT112472 decision-making au- SALE DATE -11/8/19 ration by hobbyist 2019032411 Bk: 4106 2019032439 Bk: 4106 nual , ROBERT MOR- 6th day of November specified on the record of the Circuit Court of thority concerning any 1948-1973 Only. Any Pg: 227, $2,442.39, Pg: 262, $2,332.95, GAN, PO BOX 851, 2019, at 8:30 a.m., at the meetings. A copy the FOURTEENTH Ju- 2003 Chev final award to a vendor 3GNEK13TX3G217106 condition, top $ paid! $0.97; LE*2401*36*B, $0.94; LE*2503*05*B, GATLINBURG, TN C.T., before the Honor- of the agenda for these dicial Circuit in and for entered into by the PLEASE LEAVE Unit Week: 36, Unit: Unit Week: 5, Unit: 37738 UNITED able Judge Brantley S. meetings may be ob- BAY COUNTY, Florida, 2002 Mits County. Proposals will JA3AJ26E52UO27494 MESSAGE 2401, Frequency: An- 2503, Frequency: An- STATES, 03/29/2019, Clark, Juvenile Divi- tained from Wrathell, wherein WELLS be evaluated and 1-707-965-9546. Email: nual , WILLIAM M. nual , ELIZABETH Inst: 2019032462 Bk: sion, at the Bay County Hunt & Associates, FARGO USA HOLD- 1966 Ford ranked in order of pref- U15FL734029 porscherestoration@ WHITE, 43462 COLO- MARCZYNSKI, 1135 4106 Pg: 285, Courthouse, 300 E. 4th LLC, 2300 Glades INGS, INC., is Plaintiff, erence by the Gulf yahoo.com NIAL DR, CLINTON MISTY ISLE DR, MEM- $2,369.98, $0.95; Street, Panama City, Road, Suite 410W, and THE UNKNOWN 2006 Suzk County Administrator. TOWNSHIP, MI 48036 PHIS, TN 38103 LE*2602*31*B, Unit Florida 32401, for an Boca Raton, Florida HEIRS OR BENEFI- JS1GW71A162106378 The County may also UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES, Week: 31, Unit: 2602, ADVISORY HEARING. 33431 or by calling CIARIES OF THE ES- 2002 Hond request additional infor- 08/20/2019, Inst: 03/29/2019, Inst: Frequency: Annual , (561) 571-0010. TATE OF CLIFFORD E. 1HGCG22552A025326 mation from Vendor SALE DATE - 11/11/19 2019074468 Bk: 4158 2019032439 Bk: 4106 PAMELA MORGAN, PO FAILURE TO PER- FLANNAGAN A/K/A that may be necessary Pg: 707, $1,420.35, Pg: 262, $2,332.95, BOX 851, GAT- SONALLY APPEAR AT There may be occa- CLIFFORD EUGENE 1993 Chry to fully evaluate a pro- $0.65; LE*2401*36*B, $0.94; LE*2503*23*B, LINBURG, TN 37738 THIS ADVISORY sions when one or FLANNAGAN, DE- 1C3XA3633PF522678 posal. The proposals NEED A TYPIST!!! SALE DATE - 11/15/19 Unit Week: 36, Unit: Unit Week: 23, Unit: UNITED STATES, HEARING CONSTI- more Supervisors or CEASED, et al are De- will be evaluated and to type 300 pages. 2401, Frequency: An- 2503, Frequency: An- 03/29/2019, Inst: TUTES CONSENT TO staff will participate by fendants, the clerk, Bill 2004 Niss then submitted with For more info call: nual , LOC T. WHITE, nual , ELIZABETH B. 2019032462 Bk: 4106 THE TERMINATION telephone. Pursuant to Kinsaul, will sell to the 1N4AL11D34C119089 recommendations to 850-624-7837 43462 COLONIAL DR, DICKRELL, 3804 EA- Pg: 285, $2,369.98, OF PARENTAL provisions of the Ameri- highest and best bid- 1996 Dodg the Board of County CLINTON TOWNSHIP, GLES NEST TRAIL, $0.95; LE*2604*27*B, RIGHTS OF THIS cans with Disabilities der for cash, beginning 3B7HC13Y1TG148238 Commissioners. If only SALE DATE - 11/29/19 MI 48036 UNITED BURLESON, TX 76028 Unit Week: 27, Unit: CHILD (OR CHIL- Act, any person requir- 11:00 am CST one proposal is re- STATES, 08/20/2019, UNITED STATES, 2604, Frequency: An- DREN). IF YOU FAIL ing special accommo- ww.bay.realforeclose.com, in 2020 Kia ceived, the County may Inst: 2019074468 Bk: 03/29/2019, Inst: nual , BLANCA L. TO APPEAR ON THE dations at the meetings accordance with KNDJ23AU2L7030694 negotiate in good faith. LOCATION: 4158 Pg: 707, 2019032442 Bk: 4106 CORREA DE DATE AND TIME because of a disability Chapter 45, Florida FLEMING $1,420.35, $0.65; Pg: 265, $2,369.98, HALPERT, CRA NO 35 SPECIFIED, YOU MAY or physical impairment Statutes, on the ‘22nd WRECKER SERVICE All proposals that are REWARD!! LE*2402*11*B, Unit $0.95; LE*2503*23*B, 16A SUR 75 CASA 106 LOSE ALL LEGAL should contact the Dis- day of November, 1719 MLK BLVD timely received shall PANAMA CITY, FL SILVER & Week: 11, Unit: 2402, Unit Week: 23, Unit: MEDELLIN COLOMBIA, RIGHTS AS A PAR- trict Office at (561) 2019, the following de- become the property of TURQUOISE RING Frequency: Annual , 2503, Frequency: An- 03/29/2019, Inst: ENT TO THE CHILD 571-0010 at least 48 scribed property as set 32405 the County and any TIME: Oblong shape. Owner FRANKLIN RETTALLY, nual , DANIEL J. 2019032467 Bk: 4106 OR CHILDREN hours prior to the meet- forth in said Final Judg- 9:00 A.M. costs or expenses in- Pub: Oct. 14, 2019 had 45 years. Senti- PO BOX 0832-436 DICKRELL, 3804 EA- Pg: 290, $2,475.33, NAMED IN THIS NO- ings. If you are hearing ment, to wit: curred in relation to mental value. PANAMA PANAMA, GLES NEST TRAIL, $0.98; LE*2604*27*B, TICE. or speech impaired, 25431 preparation and sub- 03/28/2019, Inst: BURLESON, TX 76028 Unit Week: 27, Unit: please contact the Flor- COMMENCING AT GULF COUNTY mission of proposals 850-797-2294 2019032416 Bk: 4106 UNITED STATES, 2604, Frequency: An- If you are a person ida Relay Service by di- THE SOUTHEAST BOARD OF COUNTY shall be borne by the Pg: 238, $2,442.39, 03/29/2019, Inst: nual , MARCEL with a disability who aling 7-1-1, or 1-800-95 CORNER OF THE COMMISSIONERS proposer. Such pro- $0.97; LE*2402*29*B, 2019032442 Bk: 4106 HALPERT, CRA NO 35 needs any accommo- 5-8771 (TTY) / 1-800-95 NORTHEAST QUAR- NOTICE OF REQUEST posals and related in- Unit Week: 29, Unit: Pg: 265, $2,369.98, 16A SUR 75 CASA 106 dation in order to par- 5-8770 (Voice), for aid TER OF THE NORTH- FOR PROPOSAL formation shall be sub- 2402, Frequency: An- $0.95; LE*2503*27*B, MEDELLIN COLOMBIA, ticipate in this pro- in contacting the Dis- EAST QUARTER OF (RFP) ject to the applicable nual , AUSTIN H. Unit Week: 27, Unit: 03/29/2019, Inst: ceeding, you are enti- trict Office. THE SOUTHWEST provisions of the Flor- COMER, 32852 VIA 2503, Frequency: An- 2019032467 Bk: 4106 tled, at no cost to you, QUARTER OF SEC- RFP NO.: 1920-01 ida Public Records DEL AMO, SAN JUAN nual , CARMEN ELISA Pg: 290, $2,475.33, to the provision of A person who decides TION 3, TOWNSHIP 1 Act. CAPISTRANO, CA MARTINEZ VANEGAS, $0.98; LE*2604*27*B, certain assistance. to appeal any decision SOUTH, RANGE 13 GULF COUNTY GOLF 92675 UNITED CARRERA NOVENA # Unit Week: 27, Unit: Please contact the made at the meetings WEST; THENCE COURSE CHEMICAL BOARD OF COUNTY STATES, 03/28/2019, 9216 APTO 801 BO- 2604, Frequency: An- ADA Coordinator by with respect to any NORTH 01 DEGREES TREATMENTS AND COMMISSIONERS Inst: 2019032419 Bk: GOTA COLOMBIA, nual , JOHANNA mail at P. O. Box matter considered at 03 MINUTES 45 SEC- PRODUCT GULF COUNTY., 4106 Pg: 242, $774.04, 03/29/2019, Inst: HALPERT, CRA NO 35 1089, Panama City, FL the meetings is advised ONDS WEST, 165.055 FLORIDA $0.24; LE*2402*29*B, 2019032443 Bk: 4106 16A SUR 75 CASA 106 32402 or by phone at that person will need a FEET TO THE POINT The Gulf County Board /s/ Sandy Quinn, Unit Week: 29, Unit: Pg: 266, $2,475.33, MEDELLIN COLOMBIA, (850) 747-5338 at record of the proceed- OF BEGINNING, of County Commis- Chairman 2402, Frequency: An- $0.98; LE*2503*27*B, 03/29/2019, Inst: least seven (7) days ings and that accord- THENCE CONTINUE sioners, Gulf County, Attest: nual , AUSTIN H. Unit Week: 27, Unit: 2019032467 Bk: 4106 before your sched- ingly, the person may NORTH 01 DEGREES Florida (the “County”) is /s/ Rebecca L. Norris, COMER LIVING 2503, Frequency: An- Pg: 290, $2,475.33, uled court appear- need to ensure that a 03 MINUTES 45 SEC- seeking solicitations Clerk TRUST, 32852 VIA DEL nual , JORGE ANDRES $0.98; LE*2604*27*B, ance, or immediately verbatim record of the ONDS WEST 165.055 from vendors to pro- Pub: October 14, 2019 AMO, SAN JUAN DIAZ MARTINEZ, Unit Week: 27, Unit: upon receiving this proceedings is made, FEET, THENCE vide proposals and an- 25457 CAPISTRANO, CA CARRERA NOVENA # 2604, Frequency: An- notification if the time including the testimony SOUTH 88 DEGREES nual chemical treat- FICTITIOUS NAME Emerald Coast 92675 UNITED 9216 APTO 801 BO- nual , KAROLYNN before the scheduled and evidence upon 52 MINUTES 34 SEC- ment plans for the Gulf NOTICE Yacht STATES, 03/28/2019, GOTA COLOMBIA, HALPERT, CRA NO 35 appearance is less which such appeal is to ONDS WEST, 280 County Municipal Golf Refinishing Inst: 2019032419 Bk: 03/29/2019, Inst: 16A SUR 75 CASA 106 than seven (7) days. be based. FEET TO THE P.C. OF Course. 4106 Pg: 242, $774.04, 2019032443 Bk: 4106 MEDELLIN COLOMBIA, If you are hearing im- A CURVE CONCAVE Notice is hereby given that VERANDAS FP 1 Sander/Finisher $0.24; LE*2403*01*X, Pg: 266, $2,475.33, 03/29/2019, Inst: paired, please call District Manager TO THE NORTHWEST RFP DEADLINE: Sub- LLC, owner, desiring to Unit Week: 1, Unit: $0.98; LE*2503*42*B, 2019032467 Bk: 4106 711. Lake Powell Residen- HAVING A CHORD OF mitted on or before for Boat Prep. engage in business un- 2403, Frequency: Odd Unit Week: 42, Unit: Pg: 290, $2,475.33, tial Golf Community 70.65 FEET; THENCE Thursday, October 31, der the fictitious name Year Biennial , KEN- 2503, Frequency: An- $0.98; LE*2607*28*B, WITNESS my hand as Development District ALONG SAID CURVE, 2019 no later than Experience is a plus, of NETH J. WASCO, 2650 nual , ERWIN Unit Week: 28, Unit: Clerk of said Court and Pub: October 14, 2019 SOUTH 43 DEGREES 12:00 PM (Eastern) but will train. HOLIDAY TRL OFFICE VELASCO, CALLE 1RA 2607, Frequency: An- the Seal thereof, this 49 MINUTES 20 SEC- 25405 and will be opened GEORGIA #C, KISSIMMEE, FL 123 Y AV 5TA LOMAS nual , HECTOR 3rd day of October, ONDS WEST FOR AN Call 850-819-7411 CITY OF PANAMA and evaluated by Gulf JANITORIAL GROUP 34746 UNITED DE URDESA GUAYA- VALENZUELA, JUAN 2019. ARC DISTANCE OF or CITY BEACH County Administra- LLC STATES, 03/28/2019, QUIL ECUADOR, XXIII 6400 DPTO. 202 78.45 FEET; THENCE email information to EXAMINING BOARD tion thereafter the Inst: 2019032420 Bk: 03/29/2019, Inst: VITACURA SANTIAGO BILL KINSAUL, SOUTH 01 DEGREES [email protected] AGENDA same day and recom- 4106 Pg: 243, 2019032444 Bk: 4106 CHILE, 08/20/2019, as Clerk of Court 14 MINUTES 31 SEC- mendations provided $1,266.48, $0.47; Pg: 267, $2,442.39, Inst: 2019074471 Bk: ONDS EAST A DIS- MEETING DATE: to the Gulf County LE*2403*01*X, Unit $0.97; LE*2503*42*B, 4158 Pg: 710, By: Sharon Ford TANCE OF 115.125 Monday, October 21, Board of Commis- Week: 1, Unit: 2403, Unit Week: 42, Unit: $1,797.01, $0.81; As Deputy Clerk FEET; THENCE 2019 sioners on a date Frequency: Odd Year 2503, Frequency: An- LE*2607*28*B, Unit NORTH 88 DEGREES MEETING TIME: publicly noticed Biennial , JANIS E. nual , SONIA LUQUE Week: 28, Unit: 2607, Pub: October 7, 14, 21, 51 MINUTES 49 SEC- 3:00 P. M. thereafter within 45 WASCO, 2650 HOLI- DE VELASCO, CALLE Frequency: Annual , 28, 2019 ONDS EAST, 330 PLACE: City of Pan- days from RFP sub- DAY TRL OFFICE #C, 1RA 123 Y AV 5TA MARIA BEATRIZ FEET TO THE POINT 25341 ama City Beach City mission for approval KISSIMMEE, FL 34746 LOMAS DE URDESA VALENZUELA, JUAN OF BEGINNING. INVITATION Hall Annex and acceptance. Maintenance Worker UNITED STATES, GUAYAQUIL ECUA- XXIII 6400 DPTO. 202 TO BID 110 S. Arnold Road Apalachicola Housing Authority 03/28/2019, Inst: DOR, 03/29/2019, Inst: VITACURA SANTIAGO SUBJECT TO AND RFP SPECIFICATIONS This is a public notice TOGETHER WITH AN 2019032420 Bk: 4106 2019032444 Bk: 4106 CHILE, 08/20/2019, ARE AS FOLLOWS: HS Diploma/GED, 5 years public of bid solicitation of the AGENDA EASEMENT FOR IN- Pg: 243, $1,266.48, Pg: 267, $2,442.39, Inst: 2019074471 Bk: housing/mechanical/electrical experience. rebuild contract for the GRESS AND EGRESS $0.47; LE*2404*30*B, $0.97; LE*2504*12*X, 4158 Pg: 710, Golf Course Site Audit Duties: yard maint, painting, carpentry, elec- facilities that make up ITEM NO. 1 RECORDED ON Unit Week: 30, Unit: Unit Week: 12, Unit: $1,797.01, $0.81; - This includes a trical. Monday through Friday, 8 am - 4 pm. the property related to Approve minutes from MARCH 1, 1995, IN 2404, Frequency: An- 2504, Frequency: Odd LE*2607*28*B, Unit walk of the St. Joseph Salary: $31,200 per year, includes med ins & City Church at Examining Board OFFICIAL RECORDS nual , JAMES H. FRY, Year Biennial , JUAN Week: 28, Unit: 2607, Bay Golf Club property pension plan. Northside, located at meeting of September BOOK 1550, PAGE 1203 W 2ND ST, GULF HERNANDEZ-DELAVE- Frequency: Annual , to determine the condi- Email: [email protected] or call (850) 530 Airport Rd., Pan- 16, 2019 904, AND IN OFFICIAL SHORES, AL 36542 GA, 7500 BELLAIRE MARIA INES tion of turf using soils 653-9304 for job description and application. UNITED STATES, BLVD #920, HOUS- VALENZUELA, JUAN ama City, FL 32405. RECORDS BOOK ITEM NO. 2 samples to be sent for Apps must be received by 11/4/19. 03/28/2019, Inst: TON, TX 77036 XXIII 6400 DPTO. 202 The services will entail 1550, PAGE 907, OF Request for Compe- testing and recommen- 2019032423 Bk: 4106 UNITED STATES, VITACURA SANTIAGO every detail pertaining THE PUBLIC REC- tency Cars (Mechanic dations of Pg: 246, $2,369.98, 03/29/2019, Inst: CHILE, 08/20/2019, to the rebuilding of our ORDS OF BAY al) - John Curtis Jor- chemicals/products $0.95; LE*2404*30*B, 2019032447 Bk: 4106 Inst: 2019074471 Bk: facility. COUNTY, FLORIDA. dan, Jordan Air Enter- needed. Unit Week: 30, Unit: Pg: 270, $1,284.96, 4158 Pg: 710, Evaluation/Recommen All solicitors can be prises, Inc. 2404, Frequency: An- $0.48; LE*2504*12*X, $1,797.01, $0.81; TOGETHER WITH dation nual , PENNY D. FRY, Unit Week: 12, Unit: LE*2607*28*B, Unit provided the official THE MOBILE HOME ITEM NO. 3 - After reviewing 1203 W 2ND ST, GULF 2504, Frequency: Odd Week: 28, Unit: 2607, and current scope of SITUATED THEREON Probable Cause Hear- soil sample results all SHORES, AL 36542 Year Biennial , JUDITH Frequency: Annual , work to assist in bid de- WHICH IS AFFIXED ing against Jum vendors bidding on fer- UNITED STATES, MARICELA INES GERMAN, JUAN velopment. TO THE AFOREMEN- Chonko, Jim Chonko tilizers and pesticides Truck Driver 03/28/2019, Inst: DELAVEGA, 7500 BEL- XXIII 6400 DPTO. 202 TIONED REAL PROP- Roofing and Con- in this RFP must be 2019032423 Bk: 4106 LAIRE BLVD #920, VITACURA SANTIAGO You can request the ERTY AND INCORPO- Part Time scope and indicate struction, License prepared to submit rec- Pg: 246, $2,369.98, HOUSTON, TX 77036 CHILE, 08/20/2019, RATED THEREIN. ommended products/v your intent to bid in number RC0057555 The News Herald is accepting applications for $0.95; LE*2405*18*B, UNITED STATES, Inst: 2019074471 Bk: olume/schedule and person and/or email a hardworking, responsible truck driver to load Unit Week: 18, Unit: 03/29/2019, Inst: 4158 Pg: 710, MAKE AND MODEL: pricing. (adavis@citychurch- All interested persons & deliver newspaper bundles to our contrac- 2405, Frequency: An- 2019032447 Bk: 4106 $1,797.01, $0.81; 1998 GENERAL Estimated Quantity pc.com). are invited to attend tors along with other related duties. nual , BRIAN BALGO, Pg: 270, $1,284.96, LE*2607*28*B, Unit D-3352 - The estimated 711 WICKHAM LAKES $0.48; LE*2507*37*B, Week: 28, Unit: 2607, and to present informa- VIN# GMHGA4399821 Phone: 850-785-6137 total quantity indicated DRIVE, MELBOURNE, Unit Week: 37, Unit: Frequency: Annual , tion for the Board’s 347A Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- All bids will need to in the Bid Sheet is an FL 32940 UNITED 2507, Frequency: An- MARIA LORETO consideration. Further GMHGA4399821347B tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid be presented in a approximation of one STATES, 03/28/2019, nual , FERNANDO ER- VALENZUELA, JUAN information may be ob- RP#: GE01137738 Florida driver license, a clean driving record, sealed envelope to the year’s requirements. Inst: 2019032424 Bk: NESTO SANCHEZ XXIII 6400 DPTO. 202 tained from the Build- GE01137739 proof of insurance. NO CDL required. church office no later 4106 Pg: 247, ROZO, CALLE 138 # VITACURA SANTIAGO ing & Planning Depart- than noon (12 PM) LATE PROPOSALS RE- $2,369.98, $0.95; 58 D-01 EDIF 15 APTO CHILE, 08/20/2019, ment at 233-5054, ex- If you are a person Send resume to: [email protected] Wednesday, October tension 2304 Courtney CEIVED AFTER THE LE*2405*18*B, Unit 302 BOGOTA COLOM- Inst: 2019074471 Bk: claiming a right to AFOREMENTIONED 23, 2019. Weed. Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. Week: 18, Unit: 2405, BIA, 03/29/2019, Inst: 4158 Pg: 710, funds remaining after DEADLINE DATE, EI- Pub: Oct. 8, 9, 10, 11, No phone calls please. Frequency: Annual , 2019032454 Bk: 4106 $1,797.01, $0.81; the sale, you must file THER BY MAIL OR 12, 13, 14, 2019 Anyone not appearing Hiring will be contingent on a criminal JACQUELINE P. Pg: 277, $2,442.39, LE*2607*28*B, Unit a claim with the clerk OTHERWISE, WILL in person may submit background check and drug screen. BALGO, 711 WICKHAM $0.97; LE*2507*37*B, Week: 28, Unit: 2607, 25365 no later than the date written comments to NOT BE CONSIDERED LAKES DRIVE, MEL- Unit Week: 37, Unit: Frequency: Annual , PUBLIC NOTICE that the clerk reports AND RETURNED UNO- BOURNE, FL 32940 2507, Frequency: An- MARIA SOLEDAD the Building & Planning the funds as un- Drug-Free Workplace, EOE Dr. Timothy G. Department at 116 S. PENED. THE TIME OF UNITED STATES, nual , MAURICIO VALENZUELA, JUAN Moriarty, M.D. will be claimed. If you fail to RECEIPT WILL BE DE- 03/28/2019, Inst: SANCHEZ PACHECO, XXIII 6400 DPTO. 202 Arnold Road, Panama file a claim, you will retiring and closing his City Beach, Florida TERMINED BY THE Landscape laborers, 50 temporary 2019032424 Bk: 4106 CALLE 138 # 58 D-01 VITACURA SANTIAGO pulmonology practice, not be entitled to any TIME RECEIVED IN Pg: 247, $2,369.98, EDIF 15 APTO 302 BO- CHILE, 08/20/2019, 32413, any time prior to remaining funds. After full-time positions. Emerald Isle Pulmo- the stated meeting THE CLERK’S OFFICE. $0.95; LE*2405*46*B, GOTA COLOMBIA, Inst: 2019074471 Bk: nary Medicine, Inc., lo- the funds are re- PROPOSALS OF- Unit Week: 46, Unit: 03/29/2019, Inst: 4158 Pg: 710, time. All comments reported as unclaimed, Duties: Laborers will be needed for turf care, cated at 221 East 23rd ceived will be consid- FERED ARE THE SOLE 2405, Frequency: An- 2019032454 Bk: 4106 $1,797.01, $0.81; Street, Suite B, only the owner of rec- RESPONSIBILITY OF pruning, fertilization, irrigation system mainte- nual , JEREMY D. Pg: 277, $2,442.39, LE*1604*05*B, Unit ered before final action ord as of the date of nance and repair, general clean up and instal- Panama City, FL 32405 is taken. If a person THE VENDOR FOR AS- JARRETT, 339 $0.97; LE*2507*37*B, Week: 5, Unit: 1604, effective November 30, the lis pendens may SURING THAT PRO- lation of mortarless segmental concrete ma- ELLENWOOD DRIVE, Unit Week: 37, Unit: Frequency: Annual , decides to appeal a de- claim the surplus. sonry wall units. 3 months landscape EXP 2019. cision of the Planning POSALS ARE RE- CANTON, GA 30115 2507, Frequency: An- MARIO ENRIQUE This serves as notice to CEIVED IN THE REQ. No EDU REQ. Pre-employment drug UNITED STATES, nual , FERNANDO ER- FINOL PAZ, CALLE 70 Board, a record of the Dated at Panama City, testing. all concerned, per Flor- proceedings will be CLERK’S OFFICE BY 03/28/2019, Inst: NESTO SANCHEZ ESQ AVE 3H#69 141 ida Statute. Dr. William BAY COUNTY, Florida, THE DESIGNATED 2019032428 Bk: 4106 PACHECO, CALLE 138 DETRAS DE LA RES needed. Such person this 8th day of October, Days & Hours: 40 hours/week T. McKenzie, M.D. will will need to ensure that DATE AND TIME. NO Pg: 251, $2,395.71, # 58 D-01 EDIF 15 DEL GOBERNADOR serve as records custo- 2019 FAXED, ELECTRONIC, (6:00am-2:30pm); day shift; Mon-Fri, may in- $0.95; LE*2405*46*B, APTO 302 BOGOTA MARACAIBO ZULIA, a verbatim record of clude wknd/hol. Dates of employment: dian for Dr. Timothy G. the proceedings is OR ORAL PROPOSALS Unit Week: 46, Unit: COLOMBIA, VENEZUELA, Moriarty, M.D. Dr. Mc- Bill Kinsaul WILL BE ACCEPTED. 01/01/20-10/31/20. Wage: $12.40/h, OT 2405, Frequency: An- 03/29/2019, Inst: 03/28/2019, Inst: made, which includes Clerk of said Circuit $18.60/h if necessary. Raises, bonuses, or in- Kenzie’s office is lo- the testimony and evi- nual , HEIDI BALTZ, 2019032454 Bk: 4106 2019032340 Bk: 4106 cated at 1397 Jenks Court Proposal submissions centives dependent on job performance. OJT 339 ELLENWOOD Pg: 277, $2,442.39, Pg: 100, $2,405.31, dence upon which the provided. Avenue, Ste. 1, Pan- appeal is to be based. must submit in a DRIVE, CANTON, GA $0.97; LE*2507*37*B, $0.95; LE*1604*05*B, ama City, FL 32401 By: Jennifer Estrada sealed envelope or 30115 UNITED Unit Week: 37, Unit: Unit Week: 5, Unit: and his telephone num- package, clearly Assurances: Transportation (including meals STATES, 03/28/2019, 2507, Frequency: An- 1604, Frequency: An- Any person requiring a WELLS FARGO USA and, to the extent necessary, lodging) to the ber is (850)522-5864. special accommoda- marked with the Inst: 2019032428 Bk: nual , AIDEE nual , MARIA TERESA Pub: October 10, 11, HOLDINGS, INC. Vendor’s name, ad- place of employment will be provided, or its 4106 Pg: 251, PACHECO JACOME, RAMIREZ DE FINOL, tion at this meeting be- c/o Phelan Hallinan cost to workers reimbursed, if the worker 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, cause of a disability or dress with the name of $2,395.71, $0.95; CALLE 138 # 58 D-01 CALLE 70 ESQ AVE 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, Diamond & Jones, the proposer, and the completes half the employment period. Return LE*2407*47*X, Unit EDIF 15 APTO 302 BO- 3H#69 141 DETRAS physical impairment PLLC transportation will be provided if the worker 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, should contact the RFP number and title Week: 47, Unit: 2407, GOTA COLOMBIA, DE LA RES DEL Attorneys for Plaintiff “GULF COUNTY GOLF completes the employment period or is dis- 30, 31, November 1, 2, Mary Jan Bossert, City Frequency: Odd Year 03/29/2019, Inst: GOBERNADOR MARA- 2001 NW 64th Street COURSE CHEMICAL missed early by the employer. Employer will 3, 4, 5, 6, 2019 Clerk at City Hall, 110 Biennial , KHOA T. 2019032454 Bk: 4106 CAIBO ZULIA, VENE- Suite 100 TREATMENT PRO- provide workers at no charge all tools, equip- 25371 S. Arnold Road, Pan- PHAM, 11691 SOUTH Pg: 277, $2,442.39, ZUELA, 03/28/2019, Ft. Lauderdale, FL GRAM” so as to iden- ment and supplies required to perform the job. LAKE POWELL ama City Beach, Flor- SUMMIT COURT, $0.97; LE*2507*38*B, Inst: 2019032340 Bk: 33309 tify the enclosed pro- Job location: Panama City Beach, FL – Bay OLATHE, KS 66062 Unit Week: 38, Unit: 4106 Pg: 100, RESIDENTIAL GOLF ida 32413 or by phone 954-462-7000 County. Employer will provide daily transpor- at (850) 233-5100. If posal. Each submittal UNITED STATES, 2507, Frequency: An- $2,405.31, $0.95. COMMUNITY two (2) tation to and from the worksite. Housing op- you are hearing im- shall include 03/29/2019, Inst: nual , FERNANDO ER- Pub: Oct. 7, 14, 2019 DEVELOPMENT Persons with a disa- originals and two (2) tional - $60/week. Utilities - $35/week. $300 2019032432 Bk: 4106 NESTO SANCHEZ DISTRICT paired and you pos- bility needing special housing deposit, refundable based on weekly 25335 copies of the proposal. Pg: 255, $1,276.10, ROZO, CALLE 138 # NOTICE OF FISCAL sess TDD equipment, accommodation in or- inspection. IN THE CIRCUIT Proposals received $0.47; LE*2407*47*X, 58 D-01 EDIF 15 APTO YEAR 2020 you may contact the der to access court fa- COURT, JUVENILE DI- later than the date and Unit Week: 47, Unit: 302 BOGOTA COLOM- MEETINGS City Clerk using the cilities or participate Applicants may inquire at CareerSource Gulf VISION, FOR THE time as specified will 2407, Frequency: Odd BIA, 03/29/2019, Inst: Florida Dual Party Re- in a court proceeding Coast-4125-Job Center 625 Highway 231, FOURTEENTH JUDI- be rejected. The Board Year Biennial , MIRA- 2019032455 Bk: 4106 The Board of Supervi- lay system which can at any courthouse or Mariner Plaza, Panama City, FL 32405; ph CIAL CIRCUIT, BAY will not be responsible BELLEE V. Pg: 278, $2,442.39, sors (“Board”) of the be reached at (800) court program, should (850) 872-4340 OR at the nearest Ca- COUNTY, STATE OF for the late deliveries of PUSTA-PHAM, 11691 $0.97; LE*2507*38*B, Lake Powell Residential 955-8771 (TDD). within two (2) days of reerSource Florida office FLORIDA Pub: Oct. 14, 2019 proposals that are in- SOUTH SUMMIT Unit Week: 38, Unit: Golf Community Devel- receipt of notice, con- correctly addressed, (http://www.floridajobs.org/onestop/onestopdir/index.asp). COURT, OLATHE, KS 2507, Frequency: An- opment District tact Court Administra- Reference Job Order #: CASE NO.: 25411 delivered in person, by 66062 UNITED nual , MAURICIO (“District”) will hold tion to request such 11054040. 2019-DP-038-A IN THE CIRCUIT mail or any other type STATES, 03/29/2019, SANCHEZ PACHECO, meetings for Fiscal an accommodation. Division: B COURT OF THE FOUR- of delivery service. Inst: 2019032432 Bk: CALLE 138 # 58 D-01 Year 2020 at 2:00 p.m., Please contact the fol- Employer: Rotolo Consultants, Inc. 38001 IN THE INTEREST OF TEENTH JUDICIAL 4106 Pg: 255, EDIF 15 APTO 302 BO- Central Time, unless CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR lowing: *and any proposal re- Brownsvillage Road, Slidell, Louisiana 70460. $1,276.10, $0.47; GOTA COLOMBIA, otherwise indicated, at Contact: Angelina Halstead, fax (985) K.R BAY COUNTY, FLOR- ceived after the above LE*2501*25*B, Unit 03/29/2019, Inst: the Boat House, 1110 IDA Court Administration stated deadline will 643-2691.

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Holmes County Medical/Health ROOM BRICK F S B O 2008 HONDA Development FOR RENT HOME GOLDWING Commission North Lagoon Dr., PCB 3BR/2BA exc. cond., GL1800 TRIKE Large private guest BR, Fully loaded, like new, The Panama City News Herald is in need of a very lg. closet & pri- 604 Jennings Ave., NOW HIRING! $130K, make offer. low mileage. $14,995. CNAs, LPNs, vate bath. Cable & utili- 850-571-5828 Executive ties incl., $600 mo. Call 850-871-4827 Single Copy / Flooring RNs, Sandra. Home Delivery Carrier Contractors Director Food Support 2013 Worker, 850-832-2644 17305 Front Bch. Rd. Now hiring wood, Salary will be based NEW HOMES GULF FRONT!! KAWASAKI For the Panama City Beach West End and Food Control laminate, tile and on experience. ROOMMATE We Finance 2 BR, 2 BA, townhouse. Panama City Beach area. This person will de- Specialist, & 900 VULCAN vinyl installers. Your lot or ours, your Enclosed unit w/large liver papers to our coin operated racks as well Maintenance WANTED Great condition, 21,913 Steady work. Job announcement plans or ours! lot. as our inside store locations. Must have a de- Prefferably female. Pri- miles. $4,000. Must pass will close at 5:00 pm, Repairman Deeded to Gulf! pendable vehicle, and be able to work early vate room & bath, run 850-867-3854 Call Mark background check October 31, 2019. If you are dedicated No HOA Fees! hours 7 days a week. This is a good opportu- of the house. $500.00 850-896-8062 and drug test & caring we want plus 1/2 utilities. Call $675,000 nity for someone wanting to earn extra cash. Successful applicant you to be a part of a to apply. SCOTTS FERRY 850-233-9674 Call or email PHI is considered a con- 5 STAR Skilled 850-890-3281 Come by 501 W. 11th St. in Panama City BRICK HOME: 1.25 with inquiries at tract person and will Nursing Home & complete an application or acre. 3BD, 2.5 BA. Two [email protected] work at the discre- whose mission is to Email: [email protected] Story Barn close to 850-390-5725 tion of a twelve serve our Veterans member board of di- Call Christine Chipola River. Sun CAMO 2003 Room 27x17. $18,000 rectors. Sanders Country Side YAMAHA BIG 850-747-5401 x1811 850-933-6150 2 Mausoleums BEAR 400 4x4 Edgewater Beach Resort Management, Inc. Send resume to Apply at Estates Side by side, valued Loaded! $2200 OBO. has following F/T seasonal openings in Pan- Madison Collins at https://jobs.myflori- Large Mobile Home at $6500 ea, re- ama City Beach,FL. Housekeeping da.com SCOTTS FERRY 850-348-5750 & Laundry hcdc1978@gmail Lots for Lease for any Wooden Open Floor duced to $5000 ea. .com or SIMS STATE size home Callaway Evergreen Housekeeper: 40 openings, from 1/1/20 to Positions VETERANS Plan. 2BD 2 BA. Close call 850 547 6153. Area. to Chipola River.Wrap Cemetery, PC, FL 8/15/20. Min 35hrs/wk. 8a-3p & 3p-10p. Min. NURSING HOME 850-960-0197 205-821-1942 starting wage $11.13/hr. raises based on per- Casa Blanca EEC/AAE around porch full formance. OT at $16.70/hr. Clean guest Resort Turn to classified! space 1519 sq ft .5 RV LOTS acre. $105,000 TWO CEMETERY rooms, condos, cottages, villas, hotels rooms You can bank on Roofing LONG TERM 2012 including dusting sweeping, moping & vacu- 850-234-5245 850-933-6150 LOTS IN KENT Available in Callaway uming. Make beds & replenish linens. Clean EOE / DFWP our bargains! company needs FOREST LAWN Keystone bathroom, hallways, public areas & kitchen. Laborers 850-960-0197 with bronze companion Montana Job#11053624 Will pay top dollar marker & vase. Value 5th Wheel with experience. Can $11,925, will sell for Model 3150RL 35ft. Hotel Desk/Reservation Clerk:12 openings, train if no experi- $8,500. Call Fully Equiped Unit 1/1/20 to 9/15/20. 35hrs/wk, 7a-3p, 11a-6p & ence. 850-348-6593 3p-11p. min $12.59/hr. OT may be available Call 850-527-0533 The CALLAWAY has never been after 40hrs/wk at $18.89/hr. Raises based on The Panama City News Herald is in need of a ! ! ! ! ! ! ! CHRISTMAS driven on road. performance. Answers questions regarding Empresa de $26,000 Any Rea- Sell It Today! HOME sonable Offer Con- rates and availability and asks questions to techado necesita FOR SALE!! help determine the resort that would best suit Single Copy / Trabajadores sidered: Details Call: their vacation rental needs. Serves the guest Independent Contractor Pagarán el mejor I BUY 336-977-0710 by giving accurate information in an efficient, dólar con experi- 1989 Redmond courteous and professional manner. Job du- For the Panama City Beach area. This person encia. Puede en- HOUSES Dlb. Wide in ties will require outbound calls to guests and will deliver papers to our coin operated racks trenar si no tiene ex- Pretty or Ugly Bayou George data entry of online reservations. Making & as well as our inside store locations. Must periencia. for sale confirming reservations, check guests in & Llama al 763-7355 have a dependable vehicle, and be able to ibuyhousesprettyorugly.com 3bd 2ba with new roof. out, issuing room keys or cards, answer in- work early hours 7 days a week. This is a 850-527-0533 6818 Omoko St. It sits on approx. 2 ac- 1999 La Palma coming & in-house calls, transmitting & re- good opportunity for someone wanting to CALLAWAY res. Asking $75,000.00 ceiving messages, resending statements to & earn extra cash. for more details.Call by Monacco collecting payments from customers. If you ever brought your 34ft with a long slide. children to see this 1-850-832-7644 Job#11053613 Come by 501 W. 11th St. in Panama City & Brand new TV, refrig. Incredible Home Inverter. MUST SELL complete an application or during the M-S, Scheduled shift and workdays vary. Email: [email protected] or NICEVILLE BUENA VISTA due to health issues. Christmas Holidays Call Virginia for info. Weekends & holidays req’d. Min. 1 mo exp 5000 sq ft office w/ ESTATES req’d. Rotate shifts. Supplies, work tools & and wished that you storage. 500 sq ft of- could live here? has 2 available mobile 850-447-4361 equipment are provided free. Optional hous- fice space avaible. home lots. All are ing may be available through third party at Well Here’s YOUR 850-585-3751 Chance To OWN this 3 about 100’ from the $110-$125/wk. and will be deducted biweekly swimming pool. Call plus all deductions required by law. $250 Bdrm, 2 Bth, 2200sqft Look No home on a large corner now to reserve your lot. housing deposit may be required. No daily 2407 Grandiflora Blvd. They are going fast! Further transportation to/from work provided. No on PCB, FL lot close to Callaway the job training provided. Guaranteed work for Bayou & Public Boat 850-769-1088 4 BR, 3.5 BA, 2,000 sqft Ramp. Come by & see Than The total hrs equal to at least ¾ of the workdays in Class A CDL Truck Driver open floor plan. 2 car each 12-week period. If the worker completes FOR RENT all the No Expenses Classifieds Full or Part Time garage, quality gutters, Spared Upgrades!!! 50% of the work contract period, employer will 2BR/2BA CONDO and prof. landscaping. arrange and pay or reimburse directly for Seychelles Seller also offering a What you want The News Herald is accepting applications for Gas stove in open FREE 1 year. Home transportation and daily subsistence (min $1,000 weekly kitchen, eat-in bar. New is right before $12.46/day and max $55/day with receipts), if a hardworking, responsible truck driver to load Jim 480-334-7820 Warranty. & deliver newspaper bundles to our contrac- roof, siding, hardwood CAMILLE PERKINS 2008 LINCOLN the worker completes the employment period & carpet. Sprinkler sys- TOWN CAR your eyes in or is dismissed early employer will arrange tors along with other related duties. - Realtor - tem on well and more. signature limited and pay directly for return transportation and 850-348-0847 the classified MLS#679542 Silver leather seats; daily subsistence (min $12.46/day and max Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- For appointment call: v8; 63,373 mi. $10,000. Section of your $55/day with receipts), upon departure. Pay tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid 850-867-0062 bi-weekly. Employer will use a single work- Class A CDL Florida driver license, a clean CONTRACTORS! Daily and week as its standard for computing wages driving record, proof of insurance, a current medical card. 3BR, 2.5BA, 2,000 sq. Sunday paper. due. ft. PCB House, nicely furn’d., $3000 month. To apply, send resume to Send resume to: [email protected] For Fast [email protected] or visit 480-334-7820 Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. HARBOUR Results www.resortcollection.com or contact directly to VILLAGE CareerSource Gulf Coast - 4125- Job Center, No phone calls please. PCB EAST: 1997 FORD Call 625 Highway 23, Mariner Plaza, Panama City, Hiring will be contingent on a criminal CONDOMINIUM 3BR, 2.5BA, 2,000 sq. 4WD F150 FL 32405. Ph: 850-872-4340. Or closest SWA background check and drug screen. 3BD 3BA Prime loca- 352-807-2657 ft. furn’d house. $3,000 COLLEEN DIETRICH Good condition. CareerSource. Refer job# tion unit -216 in East Drug-Free Workplace, EOE mo. Call Jim. Centergate Realty building .$495,000. $3000. 352-807-5898 480-334-7820 850-814-7298 850-819-4435 850 769-2883

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