MIDWEEK: FEB. 13-16, 2019

PLAYOFFS CONTINUE Love is in the Air and Postseason action in prep shared with their basketball and soccer Valentines take center stage See Sports, Page 8 See People, Page 4 SANFORD HERALD

LAKE MARY, LONGWOOD, WINTER SPRINGS, OVIEDO, GENEVA, CASSELBERRY, OSTEEN, CHULUOTA, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, DEBARY

Vol. 127, No. 54 • © 2019 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Central Florida Regional Hospital opens Seminole schools, Sheriff’s Office ASSOCIATED PRESS new Emergency Room in Lake Mary team up to improve school safety By Larry Griffin 2 PARKLAND MOMS NOW By Larry Griffin Herald Staff DIVIDED OVER GUNS Herald Staff A joint agreement between the Seminole Two women photographed A new free-standing emergency room County Sheriff’s Office and Seminole County in an anguished embrace dur- opened up on International Parkway will Public Schools is promising new security stan- ing the Parkland school mas- provide quicker service for Lake Mary dards at schools. sacre in Florida last year are residents who don’t have the time to In a press release put out Friday, Sheriff now at odds — like the nation drive to the Central Florida Regional Dennis Lemma and Superintendent Walt Grif- itself — over gun control. Hospital on Seminole Boulevard, offi- fin state that the refinements and tightening of cials say. IRANIAN-AMERICANS The hospital, which held a ribbon cut- See SCHOOLS, Page 7 NURTURE NEW ting Monday morning, is small and fea- GENERATIONS AFTER tures a host of rooms full of every REVOLUTION possible need: 12 patient rooms, X-Ray and CAT Scan rooms, a full hospital lab, Commission discusses Uber In the four decades since the an “isolation room” for patients who Islamic Revolution prompted Herald photo by Larry Griffin have airborne diseases, a pregnancy cen- deal, Midway water supply many to flee Iran, they have Officials with Central Florida Regional Hospital gathered for a ter, a bariatric room for patients over put down roots and are finding ribbon cutting at their new free-standing emergency room on In- 1,000 pounds and a resuscitation room, By Larry Griffin ways to pass their culture to ternational Parkway Monday morning. Herald Staff their American children and See EMERGENCY, Page 7 grandchildren. At Monday’s City Commission meeting, the Commissioners ended up tabling the issue of WHERE THERE IS AN EX- the Midway water rates for a future meeting, TREMIST RESURGENCE and spoke about what to do about their Uber agreement, the pilot project which ended last In Nigeria, with elections year. just ahead, the Islamic State West Africa Province — a Boko See COMMISSION, Page 7 Haram offshoot — has become IS' largest presence outside the Middle East with more than 3,000 fighters. Commission considers

TOP PENTAGON OFFICIAL filing lawsuit against IN IRAQ TO DISCUSS US TROOP PRESENCE pharmaceutical industry

Pat Shanahan, the acting sec- By Larry Griffin retary defense, wants to hear Herald Staff firsthand about the state of Iraq's fight against remnants of The City of Sanford could be filing a lawsuit the Islamic State group. against big names in the pharmaceutical indus- try, after a presentation at their 4 p.m. work- WHO IS BEING LAID TO shop meeting Monday. REST The presentation was delivered by lawyers Jim Vickaryous and Michael Kahn, who are Former Michigan Rep. John part of a team assembled in case Sanford Dingell, America's longest- ARBOR DAY DEDICATION serving member of Congress, Herald photo by Tommy Vincent See LAWSUIT, Page 7 will be eulogized as former City officials and members of Thelma Wilson Nathan Mike’s family dedicate a tree in Fort Mellon Park this Vice President Joe Biden and week in Mrs. Mike’s honor. Mike, who passed away last year, was well known in Sanford for her ministry work. other dignitaries are expected to attend. See what’s happening Celebrate Florida Hiking Trails Month: Get outside around Seminole County See page 4 STOCKS OF and explore Florida's vast network of hiking trails LOCAL INTEREST Special to the Herald SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday In recognition of Florida’s 7,000 miles of shared-use and hiking Allegiant $135.42 trails, February is celebrated as Florida Hiking Trails Month. Bombardier $1.58 The Florida Department of Envi- Faro $45.54 ronmental Protection encourages HCA Healthcare $140.14 residents and visitors to get active and take advantage of Florida's Invacare $5.25 natural beauty by enjoying its ex- NextEra $182.80 pansive trail network. Tractor Supply $95.47 "Florida is home to a vast net- work of trails and hiking is a great Toro $61.70 way to get active and enjoy Wells Fargo $49.22 Florida's unique natural re- sources," said DEP Secretary Noah Valenstein. "This is the perfect time to get out and explore the state's amazing trails and partici- Felicia and Mark Massie pate in their recreational opportu- Valentines Photo contributed February is Florida Hiking Trails month throughout the state. See HIKING, Page 6 See Page 4 for more PAGE 2 • Midweek: Feb. 13-16, 2019 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Revelry: The Literary Voice of the Gwendolyn Brooks Writers Association

By Sheralyn Brinson Director for the Black Nativity (by Langston Hughes) Production and his contribution Revelry: The Literary Voice of the Gwen- produced a soundtrack for the play. dolyn Brooks Writers Association of Florida, After returning to Florida, Vernon served Inc., Call for submissions for Revelry 2019. as Minister of Music at New Life Church Submissions (typed/word-processed) must Ministries in Daytona Beach. be postmarked by Mon., Feb. 25, 2019; hand Every holiday, he would write and direct deliveries or electronic submissions will not special occasion plays/major music produc- be accepted. Any poet may submit up to tions for the church. Long-time family three poems. Each poem must be original friend, Marva Hawkins, stated, “Papa” used and unpublished and should not exceed 40 his God-given special gifts and talents to lines. honor and glorify God. He made an indeli- Please do not include any identification of Photo contributed ble mark in the communities where he author on submissions: Include a single Gwendolyn Brooks (vintage picture) served, especially in his hometown of San- cover page: containing titles of poems, au- ford.” thor’s name, address, telephone number, Vernon was also Director for the Sanford and one brief bio-paragraph, including any Community Workshop Choir and member literary accomplishments/publications. All ters, colleges and universities all over the of the Central Florida Musicians Guild. In submissions will be appropriately recycled country, encouraging young as well as ac- 1994, he recorded his final album, “It’s Photo contributed (Poets are encouraged to retain original complished poets and writers, particularly Going to Be Alright”, with the Sanford Com- Minister Vernon L. “Papa” Jones copies.) Notices of acceptance for publica- in Central Florida at Seminole State College munity Workshop Choir, featuring awesome tion will be mailed on or before March 15, where she was a frequent visitor. renditions of Gospel songs sung by talented 2019. The winner will be contacted by singers from Sanford. phone. Writers retain all rights to poems se- • Black History Feature. Minister Vernon They gained recognition and became a Vernon was an ordained Minister of the lected for publication and receive free copies L. “Papa” Jones, son of Ms. M.L. Jones and much sought-after group, bringing their Gospel, a magnificent singer-musician extra- of Revelry. Please mail poems to: Dr. Mr. Walter King, Jr., was born in Sanford, brand of contemporary Gospel music to ordinaire, and a masterful teacher and choir Stephen Caldwell Wright; Revelry 2019; FL. As a young boy, realizing he had a God- churches, social events, special programs, director. Gwendolyn Brooks Writers Association; P.O. given talent, Vernon taught himself to play televised appearances and workshops He paved the way for many local and na- Box 724; Sanford, FL 32772. the piano by visiting the Georgetown homes throughout New England and nationwide in tional Gospel singers who benefited from The Thomas Burnett Swann Poetry Prize of family and friends that had pianos; and the same arenas as legendary Gospel artists, his teaching and were honored to be a mem- will be presented at an open reading of they would let him practice. He began play- i.e., James Cleveland, Shirley Caesar, Edwin ber of his choir. Music was his life’s work poems published in Revelry 2019 on Sat., ing and singing at special events throughout and Walter Hawkins, Bobby Jones, The and he gave God all the glory. Vernon April 6, 2019; at the Patio Grill Restaurant & the City of Sanford. Clark Sisters and The Mighty Clouds of Joy, passed away in 2002 at the age of 50. Lounge, 2900 S. Orlando Drive (US High- After graduating from Crooms Academy just to name a few. (www.orlandosentinel.com/news and way 17-92) in Sanford; 11 A.M.-12N; with in 1969, where he was a member of the They even sang backup, for the rock www.bethelamechurch/2018). the reception following. This event is free school choir, he attended Seminole Commu- band, Foreigner, on their hit song, “I Want and open to the public. Questions, call 407- nity College and later Yale University School to Know What Love Is”. • Valentine’s Day is Thurs., Feb. 14th. It 323-7184. of Music (New Haven, Connecticut). While Vernon received numerous Gospel awards is observed annually as a cultural, religious, Revelry is sponsored annually by the at Yale, he began working with various for his hit album, “All I Need Is A Touch”, and commercial celebration to express love Gwendolyn Brooks Writers Association of church groups and community organiza- which led to a documentary film appearance by presenting flowers, candies and greeting Florida to celebrate the life and legacy of tions, i.e., the New Haven Arts Council, in “How to Prevent A Nuclear War”. He cards (known as "valentines"). Gwendolyn Brooks (1917-2000), the first Connecticut Mission of the Arts and New was voted the “Traditional Gospel Male Vo- Black to win the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, England Foundation of Arts; and he served calist of the Year" at the Gospel Academy • The Goldsboro Farmers Market, located Consultant in Poetry for the Library of Con- as Minister of Music at Bethel A.M.E. Awards held in New York City; appeared in in the parking lot of Allen Chapel A.M.E. gress, Poet Laureate for the State of Illinois, Church-New Haven. a concert honoring the Late Bishop Church (corner of Olive Ave. and Historic and the recipient of many awards and hon- Vernon formed a contemporary Gospel Desmond TuTu at the Lincoln Center in Goldsboro Blvd.), is open every Friday from orary degrees. group, The Vernon Jones Singers, and New York City; performed for a number of 2-6 p.m., with fresh fruits and vegetables, She was honored by the U.S. Postal Serv- recorded three albums (“Won’t It Be Grand”, Kennedy Family social events, as well as the crafts, specialty items, and more. ice with a stamp in 2012. Recognized world- “He’ll Take Away the Pain” and “All I Need Clinton Presidential Election Campaign; col- wide, she lectured and conducted poetry Is A Touch”) with them on The World of laborated with Carol Penney of the New Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at SBrin- seminars and workshops at community cen- Gospel Label. Haven Alliance Theatre and served as Music [email protected].

ARTS ALIVE: Check out all the different things happening around Sanford

By Rachel Sammons sharing Star Wars jokes with the “Music Under New York” program current motifs in his art include fume; Brott’s Beard Care which Herald Arts Columnist audience. SIRSY is known for ban- as his music creates a soundscape wilted flowers, descending angels, sells products such as pumpkin- ter-filled, dance-infused perform- to distract and entice rush-hour piercing gazes, and Anubis-esque spice beard oil and all-natural Week two of February brings ances and have played with Grace commuters. For more information, creatures. For more information on mustache wax, and the Gidget Mo- you the holy trinity of art: live Potter, Maroon 5, Cheap Trick, and go to higginshouse.com. The Hig- the exhibit, go to jtfolkart.com. The bile Boutique, a 1961 Avion trailer music, visual art, and—because it’s Train. Visit the Facebook event gins House is located at 420 S Oak Jeanine Taylor Folk Art gallery is stuffed with surf-culture fashion Florida—a little potpourri. page for more information. Wops Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. located at 211 East 1st St., Sanford, from the 50s and 60s. Live music, Hops Brewing is located at 419 FL 32771. drinks, and food will also be avail- Live Music South Sanford Ave., Sanford, FL Visual Art able. For more information, visit 32771. Sanford Indie Market the Facebook event page. Tuffy’s This Saturday the 16th, attend a The Jeanine Taylor Folk Art Bottle Shop is located at 200 South free concert at Wops Hops Brewing The Higgins House will host fin- gallery will showcase the Art of Tuffy’s Bottle Shop and Lounge Myrtle Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. to see SIRSY, a rock and soul duo gerstyle guitarist Glen Roth on Michael Banks. The opening event will host the Sanford Indie Market whose music is featured on Show- Sunday the 17th from 2:00-5:00 takes place this Saturday the 16th this Sunday the 17th between 11 Email art news and tips to Herald time’s hit TV show “Shameless.” p.m. Roth gained renown by flood- from 6:00-9:00 p.m., coinciding a.m. and 5 p.m. Boutique and art Arts Columnist Rachel Sammons at SIRSY is fronted by lead singer ing the tunnels and platforms of with the Sanford Art Walk and vendors include The Black Lab [email protected]. and drummer Melanie who also New York City’s subway system Food Truck Fiesta. Banks’ artwork Soapery which brings you neon- plays bass parts on a keyboard and with his music, becoming a literal involves a surreal display of por- swirled bath bombs, whipped even flute solos. Rich shreds the “underground” sensation. He is a traiture and iconography, utilizing sugar scrubs, grapetini lip scrubs, guitar and bass, simultaneously licensed performer in the MTA’s liquid tar, knives, and wood. Re- and mimosa-scented roll-on per-

FINANCIAL FOCUS:

Your Financial Advisor Can Do Some “Life Coaching” Life coaches – not surpris- out in your interactions with ingly – strive to improve the Identify and prioritize your financial advisor. If quality of life of their goals. A life coach will help you happen to be a cautious clients. And financial profes- you identify and prioritize and risk-averse person by sionals essentially embrace your life goals, whether they nature, you might be in- the same mission. So, if you are personal or professional. clined to bring those same decide to hire a financial ad- And your financial advisor traits into the investment visor, you should expect to can help you do the same arena. But a competent fi- receive some “coaching” as with your financial goals. nancial advisor – one who you work toward all your For example, your goal of truly has your best interests important objectives, such as retiring comfortably at age in mind – will likely warn sending your kids to college, 65 may take precedence over you that you will have trou- enjoying a comfortable re- your wish to purchase a va- ble achieving your financial tirement and leaving a cation home. As such, you objectives if you try to avoid legacy that can benefit the will need to focus your ef- all risk by sticking exclu- next generation. forts first on the retirement sively with so-called “safe” goal, and then, if it appears investments, which do not What tips from life likely that you will meet offer much growth potential. coaches might you also get that goal, you can devote the Instead, your advisor will from your financial advisor? resources necessary for your help you incorporate your Here are a few: vacation home by the moun- risk tolerance, along with tains or the sea. You may your time horizon and your Create a plan. A life coach even be willing to accept a short- and long-term goals, can help you create a plan lesser goal, such as renting, to help shape an investment for your future, taking into rather than owning, your mix appropriate for you. account your career aspira- vacation residence. Such a mix may well include tions, relationships, hobbies, those "safe” investments, charitable activities and so Move beyond your com- but it would also contain a on. And a financial advisor fort zone. A trained and ex- reasonable percentage of will also take a “holistic” ap- perienced life coach can help growth-oriented ones. proach by looking at many you recognize your per- elements – including your ceived limitations – and Whether it’s self-improve- age, income, family respon- move beyond them. For in- ment or your financial fu- sibilities and desired retire- stance, if your new job re- ture, you can benefit from ment lifestyle – to create a quires that you make many good coaching – so take full long-term investment strat- presentations, but you are advantage of it. egy. Of course, you may nervous about public speak- need to adjust this strategy ing, your life coach may This article was written by in response to changes in offer techniques to help you Edward Jones for use by your your life, but it can still get past this fear – to move local Edward Jones Financial serve as an overall map on you out of your “comfort Advisor. your journey toward your fi- zone,” so to speak. This nancial objectives. same scenario could play SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Feb. 13-16, 2019 PAGE 3 OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS,

Cramming them in is Hollywood, California, and the rube is the richest man in the world, you as a The City of Sanford leaders can't seem self-respecting gold digger will do what? to help themselves. Just because he is still married to the Any developer that shows up before woman that was by his side from the be- the City Commission with a plat for ginning, raised his kids and helped mail hundreds of tract homes on 50 foot lots books and such when they started up, will be granted permission to put even doesn't mean he is not fair game. more houses on 40 foot lots. Why, because he needs more houses Go after him, you might have to split to make more money. some of the billions with the ex-wife and a few others, but what the heck, there Instead of an atrocious 4 houses to the will be a few billion left. Look at it the acre, Sanford is now going for 10 houses right way. If it isn't you chasing him, per acre. No one at City Hall has figured there will be a line of others. So what if out that the traffic impact, the school im- you have a brother that doesn't have pact, the police protection impact and good sense, get the money now. other impacts are not paid for by the taxes generated from shoddy develop- ______ment. Instead of trying to go upscale and saying NO! to developers demands, Unbelievable? the City goes the other way and trashes the town. The County and the other The Democrats are the gift that keeps cities watch in amazement. on giving. With their outlandish candi- dates for President and the political dis- Marijuana, Mental Illness and Violence ______aster in Virginia, Donald Trump doesn't look so bad. His numbers turned posi- Once a rube, always a rube tive after the State of the Union speech. By Walter E. Williams times argue that its use reduces opiate use. 52% approve of the job he is doing. Un- That is untrue. Berenson said, "The United If a rube comes to town and the town believable! Ten states and Washington, D.C., have le- States and Canada, which are the countries galized the recreational use of marijuana. that have the most opioid use, also have by Twenty-two other states, along with U.S. ter- far the worst problem with ... cannabis." Mar- ritories Puerto Rico and Guam, allow mari- ijuana carries not only a devastating physical juana to be used for medical purposes. Let's health risk but also mental health dangers. A gravated assaults. In 2017, they had almost 620 should be treated as a medical problem, as op- examine some hidden issues about marijuana 2017 National Academy of Medicine study murders and 38,000 aggravated assaults -- an posed to a criminal problem. use. Before we start, permit me to state my found that "cannabis use is likely to increase increase of 37 percent for murders and 25 per- values about medical or recreational use of the risk of developing schizophrenia and cent for aggravated assaults, far greater than any drug. We each own ourselves. If we other psychoses; the higher the use, the the national increase, even after accounting for Walter E. Williams is a professor of econom- choose to take chances with substances that greater the risk. ... Regular cannabis use is differences in population growth. ics at George Mason University. To find out can ruin our health, lead to death and other- likely to increase the risk for developing so- One of the problems with legalization of more about Walter E. Williams and read fea- wise destroy our own lives, that's our right. cial anxiety disorder." Also, a paper in the marijuana is that it gives social sanction to its tures by other Creators Syndicate writers and But we do not have a right to harm others in American Journal of Psychiatry last year use. A preferable strategy would be simple de- cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate web- the process of harming ourselves. showed that people who used cannabis in criminalization, which does not imply social page at www.creators.com. Alex Berenson is a graduate of Yale Uni- 2001 were almost three times as likely to use sanction. Moreover, where there is no criminal versity, with degrees in history and econom- opiates three years later, even after adjusting activity associated with any drug usage, it COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM ics. He delivered a speech last month at for other potential risks. Hillsdale College's Allan P. Kirby, Jr. Center Something else that's not given much at- for Constitutional Studies and Citizenship in tention is that cannabis today is much more Washington, D.C., on the hidden dangers of potent than it was in the 1970s, when most MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley marijuana use marijuana contained less than 2 percent THC. (http://tinyurl.com/yd933ocy). He told his Today marijuana routinely contains 20 to 25 audience, "Almost everything that you think percent THC, as a result of sophisticated you know about the health effects of farming and cloning techniques. As such, it cannabis, almost everything that advocates produces a stronger and quicker high. Beren- and the media have told you for a generation, son said that the difference between yester- is wrong." day's marijuana and today's is like the The active ingredient in marijuana is difference between "near beer and a martini." tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC. Marijuana is Berenson cited several studies and other most commonly prescribed for pain, but it's findings showing a relationship between rarely tested against other pain relief drugs, marijuana use and violence and crime. Ac- such as ibuprofen. Last July, a large four-year cording to a 2007 paper in The Medical Jour- study of Australian patients with chronic nal of Australia on 88 felons who had pain showed that cannabis use was associ- committed homicide during psychotic ated with greater pain over time. Marijuana, episodes, almost two-thirds reported misus- like alcohol, is too weak as a painkiller for ing cannabis. A 2012 paper in the Journal of people with terminal cancer. They need opi- Interpersonal Violence examined a federal ates. Berenson said, "Even cannabis advo- survey of more than 9,000 adolescents and cates, like Rob Kampia, who co-founded the found that marijuana use was associated with Marijuana Policy Project ... acknowledge that a doubling of domestic violence. The first they have always viewed medical marijuana four states to legalize marijuana for recre- laws mostly as a way to protect recreational ational use were Colorado, Washington, users." Alaska and Oregon. In 2013, those states com- Marijuana legalization advocates some- bined had about 450 murders and 30,300 ag- PAGE 4 • Midweek: February 13 to 16, 2019 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY EVENTS Love is in the Air and shared with their Valentines

Coffee with a Cop Parade at 3:30 p.m., 4 p.m. I'm Anthony Friday, Feb. 15, 11:30 a.m. Sashay. Brummitt and my Brandon Stiffey to 1 p.m., McDonald's, 3785 Valentine, Terika and Megan Priske Orlando Dr., Sanford. Geneva Jam Brummitt, is special Just engaged. Saturday, Feb. 16, 5:30 because she always High school Steak Night p.m., Geneva Community displays uncondi- sweethearts and Friday, Feb. 15, 5 to 9 Center, 161 1st St., Geneva. tional love. I can't he recently p.m., Wekiva Island, 1014 Free evening of toe-tapping imagine where my proposed on the Miami Springs Dr., Long- acoustic, bluegrass, tradi- life would be without property that they wood. Treat your Valentine tional country & old-fash- her. And, her will be building to a hand cut choice 12 oz. ioned gospel music. Play or birthday is February their home on. New York Strip, salad, join or just learn. 13 so she gets grilled Mexican street corn, double the gifts. sauteed fresh mushrooms, Bonkerz Now that's special. garlic bread, baked potato Saturday, Feb. 16, 6 p.m. Photo contributed bar & dessert. $27.95. Add a happy hour, 7 p.m. show- Photo contributed 5 to 6 oz. lobster for $12.95. time, Oviedo Center Lake Call 407-862-1500 for info. Park, 299 Center Lake Lane, Oviedo. $5 to $15. Alan Newcombe with special Chicken Class “Happy Valentine's guest. Call 407-971-5590. Friday, Feb. 15, 6:30 to Day to my one and 8:30 p.m., UF/IFAS Semi- only valentine for nole County Extension Au- Owl Class the rest of my life, ditorium, 250 W. County Saturday, Feb. 16, 6:30 to Angeley Wenner. Home Rd., Sanford. $20. 9:30 p.m., Geneva Wilder- Thank you for Ryan Stiffey and Some of the topics that will ness Area, 3485 N. County showing me Aimee Halpin be covered are: Basic Guide Road 426, Geneva. Learn continuous love and Enjoying this ride for the Backyard Chicken about owls. Dissect your support in every- called life together. Flock, Care of Baby Chicks, own owl pellet & go for a Common Poultry Diseases, hike to listen for, & see owls. thing I do. Iʼm so glad God gave me Factors Affecting Egg Pro- Ages 9+. Children must be Photo contributed duction in Backyard accompanied by adult. Pre- you. I love you more Chicken Flocks, Vaccination registration required: recre- than words describe of Small Poultry Flocks , ation.seminolecountyfl.gov and can't wait to Chicken Breeds Chart & Nu- or at any active park. More spend the rest of my trition Timeline. Preregister info: 407-665-2211. life with you.” Love, at Chase www.ufchickenclass.eventbr NYCE Guys ite.com. Saturday, Feb. 16, 7:30 to Photo contributed 9:30 p.m., The Center at Del- Outdoor Movies tona, 1640 Dr. MLK Blvd., Friday, Feb. 15, dusk, Am- Deltona. $10 + fees online, phitheater - Oviedo on the $18 at the door. Catered $12 Park. Spirit Stallion of the per plate. NYCE Guys to My husband, Ricky Cimarron. Register at perform. 386-878-8875. (left) is always eventbrite.com . there for our son, Pancake Breakfast Leo (center), and I. Valentine's Dance Sunday, Feb. 17, 7:30 to He always makes Tommy Stiffey and Friday, Feb. 15, 7 to 10 11:30 a.m., Florence K Little sure we know how Cindy Stiffey p.m., Woman's Club of San- Hall, 12 Colomba Rd., De- much he loves us. High school sweet- ford, 309 S. Oak Ave., San- Bary. All You Can Eat Pan- Heʼs the best Dad hearts celebrating ford. Live band - Vivacity cake Breakfast. Pancakes, and thatʼs one of 30 years of Happily Music. sausage, scrambled eggs, or- the things I love Ever After. ange juice & coffee. Dona- most about him. I tions appreciated. For info want to wish him a Geneva Fun Run Photo contributed Saturday, Feb. 16, 8 a.m., call 386-216-5461. wonderful Valen- Rural Heritage Center, tineʼs Day. Geneva. Proceeds benefit the Car Show Rural Heritage Center & in Saturday, Feb. 17, Central Love, Jen Arnold memory of Sherry Ann Park, N. 4th St. & Lake Mary Goode-Carmell, who taught Blvd., Lake Mary. Car Show Photo contributed quilting at the center. Details features over 100 cars on & sign up https://run- display from classics to signup.com/Race/FL/Gene modern. DJ & music. va/RuralHeritageCenter AARP Driving Classes Jazz on the Lake Wednesday, Feb. 20, 8:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., Oviedo Po- Saturday, Feb. 16, 7 to "It is special to have Happy Valentines lice Substation, Oviedo Mar- 11:45 p.m., 520 on the Water, your love to share all day to Terese ketplace Mall. Bring AARP 520 N. Palmetto Ave., San- the moments you Vincent from your ford. Tickets sold by card, Drivers license, pen, encounter. We are husband and one of eventbrite.com . drink & bag lunch. Cash & checks only. $15/AARP always looking your fine feathered member, $20/ non-AARP forward to our next friends. National Wildlife Refuge adventure hand in Saturday, Feb. 16, 8:30 member. 30 minute lunch. Call 407-699-5978. hand!" Steve Schiff Love you so much, a.m., Lake Woodruff Na- & Kay Jensen Tommy and the tional Wildlife Refuge. Semi- sand hill crane nole Audubon will take a Zoolarious Comedy family. guided tour to participate in Thursday, Feb. 21, 5:30 to the Great Backyard Bird 8:30 p.m., Central Florida Count at Lake Woodruff, Zoo & Botanical Gardens, Photo contributed home to many endangered Sanford. Exclusive access to Herald photo by species & over 230 species of Zoo, up-close animal en- Tommy Vincent migrating birds, manatees & counters & performance by gopher tortoises. Go to SAK Comedy Lab. Profes- www.seminoleaudubon.org sionals from the Central for more info. Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens will share stories Babe Ruth Opening Day about zoo daily life. Seating Saturday, Feb. 16, 10 a.m., limited/tickets required. Central Winds Park, Winter Tickets: http://www.cen- Springs. Play baseball. tralfloridazoo.org/zoolari- ous. $20 - 25. Must be 21 years of age or older. Living History Day Saturday, Feb. 16, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., DeBary Hall His- Coffee with a Cop toric Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., Saturday, Feb. 23, 8:30 to DeBary. Civil War re-enac- 10 a.m., Maple Street Biscuit tors & historical characters, Company, 978 City Plaza including legendary Steam- Way, Oviedo. boat Captain Jacob Brock and many others. Tours of Watch Party mansion available. For cost Saturday, Feb. 23, 10 a.m. & info call 386-668-3840. VIP Brunch, Celery City Craft, 114 S. Palmetto Ae., Bunko for Babies Sanford. 12 noon premiere Saturday, Feb. 16, noon - of Raw Travel featuring His- doors open, 1 p.m. - games toric Downtown Sanford. start, All Souls Catholic Brunch featuring Chef Josh Church Social Hall, 810 S. Oakley. Call 407-915-5541 Oak Ave., Sanford. $10. for info & pricing. Lunch, money prizes, 50/50 game, basket raffle, door Mardi Gras prizes. Benefits Pregnancy Saturday, Feb. 23, 1 to 4 Center of Sanford. Bring un- p.m., Wekiva Island, 1014 wrapped baby gift or new Miami Springs Dr., Long- mom gift. Call 407-947-0768. wood.$3 Abita cans & $15 Abita buckets. Compete in TLC Blackout Party Mardi Gras mask contest at Saturday, Feb. 16, 2 to 4 4 p.m. & enjoy crawfish boil p.m., North Branch Library, & jambalaya. Call 407-862- 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- 1500 for info. ford. Call 407-665-1620. Celery City Cruisers Mardi Gras Street Party Saturday, Feb. 23, 4 to 9 Saturday, Feb. 16, 4 to 9 p.m., Park Avenue to San- p.m., West End Trading Co., ford Avenue on Seminole 202 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. Blvd. in Sanford. Monthly car exhibition. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: February 13 to 16, 2019 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Young Transplant Recipient Surprised by Oviedo-Winter Springs Regional Chamber Minnie Mouse, Trip to Walt Disney World presents Strategic Business Planning Series

Special to the Herald 21, and “Interns & Apprenticeships” on No- Photo contributed vember 20. For registration and information, Eight-year-old meets Good Morning Americaʼs Michael Strahan before surprise trip to Walt Bridget Lake, President/CEO of the Oviedo- visit OWRCC Strategic Planning Seminar Reg- Disney World Resort. Winter Springs Regional Chamber of Com- istration. merce (OWSRCC) is pleased to announce that, “We are excited to offer this year-long busi- Special to the Herald two shared a heartwarming exchange which in partnership with its Economic Development ness series and know that it will provide valu- led to an even bigger surprise: an invitation Committee, OWSRCC will present a 2019 able business growth strategies to our for Lexi and her family to visit Minnie again Good Morning America recently inro- Strategic Planning Seminar Series, four fo- members. We appreciate the hard work of our during a future trip to Walt Disney World duced the world to eight-year-old Lexi, cused events throughout the year to provide economic development committee in address- Resort. whose inspiring story of hope and persever- relevant information and resources to area ing the needs of our membership, and our se- Lexi’s incredible journey to health is just ance touched hearts across the country. Lexi small businesses. ries sponsors - Seminole State College, one of many stories Disney will share in the underwent a successful kidney transplant The first course, “Grow Your Business” will University of Central Florida, Michael Collard coming years. Last year, The Walt Disney with her dad’s donation last week following held be on Wednesday, February 20th, from Properties, and Fifth Third Bank - for making Company Chairman and CEO Robert A. Iger a number of lifelong health issues. Lexi has 8:00a.m. – noon, at Seminole State College’s it possible at a nominal cost to our members,” announced a new $100 million commitment repeatedly surprised her doctors with her re- Oviedo - College Center, located at 2505 Lock- states Lake. to improve the family and patient experience silience and exuberance, and this time was wood Blvd. Led by Moses Ayiku of the Semi- About the Oviedo-Winter Springs Regional at children’s hospitals around the world. no different. nole Community College Center for Business Chamber of Commerce This patient-focused initiative expands the After her surgery, Good Morning Amer- Development, it covers all aspects of how to The Oviedo-Winter Springs Regional Cham- rich legacy of supporting children’s hospi- ica’s Michael Strahan visited Lexi at Mount build a business plan. Ayiku will share infor- ber of Commerce is a private, not-for-profit tals, dating back to Walt Disney himself. Sinai Hospital with a surprise guest – her fa- mation regarding research to control risk, un- business membership association. With corpo- vorite Disney character, Minnie Mouse! The derstanding your competitive advantage, rate offices located at 376 N. Central Ave., near defining your business strategy, understand- downtown Oviedo, the purpose of the cham- ing your budget, packaging your funding re- ber is to serve as an advocate for business and quests, and more. The cost is $10 for civic interests within our communities. OWS- Community & Legacy Reception at pre-registration or $15 at the door and includes RCC was recently named Best Chamber in the the “Ultimate Business Plan” software and business services category of the Orlando Busi- workbook. Additional seminars include “Start- ness Journal’s 2018 Readers’ Choice Awards. Museum of Seminole County History ing Your Own Business” on May 22, “Em- For more information about the chamber, ployee Benefits for the Small Business” August please visit www.oviedowintersprings.org. “Ava Knows” answers about Ex-Wife Remarrying

Hey Ava, what’s good? The Museum of My ex-wife and I divorced 4 years ago. Re- Seminole cently I found out that she remarried. Al- County though I am happy for her, I always thought History. that we would get back together. This news is devastating. How do I move on? Photo contributed Sam

Hi Sam,

You move on by first allowing yourself to grieve. Most importantly you move on by tak- ing things one day at a time. Start by sur- rounding yourself with supportive friends and family. While you are in the process of heal- ing, it may be wise to refrain from following Special to the Herald Please join us to celebrate this permanent your ex on social media. Also if the two of you expansion of our Community Hallway exhibit Ava Knows is an Author, Advice Blogger and Sto- share mutual friends, don’t allow your ex to be The Museum of Seminole County History on Thursday, February 21 at 5pm, in conjunc- ryteller. Ask Ava is currently featured on social the topic of discussion in your conversations has long featured photographs of Seminole tion with the Goldsboro Museum. This event media platforms such as Facebook, You Tube, In- with them. Lastly, consider meeting with a County's communities along the Museum's is free and open to the public, light refresh- stagram, Twitter, Pinterest and Tumblr. In addi- counselor to discuss your feelings and to help hallways. Now we expand this experience to ments provided. Afterwards, we invite you to tion, the Ask Ava Podcast is now available on guide you through this process. Hearing news include oft-underrepresented African Ameri- tour the Goldsboro Museum at 7pm with the ITunes and Spotify. like this is never easy. Hopefully in time you can communities, whose independent identi- Sanford Historic Trust. will be able to move forward and finally close ties and values left their indelible mark on our Check out our Facebook Event for more in- this chapter of your life. Good luck. history. Places like Goldsboro, Snow Hill, formation, or call 407-665-2489. Midway/Canaan, and more. Ava PAGE 6 • Midweek: Feb. 13-16, 2019 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

EMILE A. ESLER ure of Meeting Retired Corps during the Korean War grandchildren, Joshua and Doctorate from Rutgers dren, Kaleigh and Claire Senator Bob Dole at the with Marine Fighter Jordan-Gant (Nicole), University. He was a mem- Williams; Angela Emile A. Esler, “Pop”, Age World War II memorial. Squadron VMA 223 as a Velencia Duvra, and ber of Alpha Phi Alpha Wood(Chad), 93, died peacefully in his Honor Flight of Central radio/radar technician. Hamilton Ervin; Great grand- Fraternity. Dr. Smith was Christopher(Meagan) and home, with his Son and Florida is our local branch of He retired from the children, Sophia Jordan-Gant employed as a Professor in Aimee Wilson; and two great Daughter-in-law by his side, the National Honor Flight Wilmington Police and Sebastian Jordan-Gant; Math for various universities. grandchildren Ryder and Friday, February 1, 2019. He Organization. Department in Delaware in siblings, Fred Peck, Jr., Visitation will be held Charlee Wood. Services will was born in New Orleans, A memorial mass will take 1984 where he served the Minister Willie M. Lowery, Friday, February 15, 2019 5- be held at Central Baptist LA. October 25, 1925, he was place on February 16, 2019 at community in the patrol and Minister 7pm at Sound Doctrine church in Sanford 3101 FL-46, one of All Souls Historic Chapel, detective divisions. During Naomi Ministries Church 1401 South on Saturday, March 2nd at nine chil- downtown Sanford, FL. his career in Law Moore, Park Avenue. Sanford, 11:00 AM. dren to Everyone is invited to attend, Enforcement, he received Leroy Florida. Funeral services the late with a reception immediately many official departmental Peck, Saturday, Feb. 16, 2019 11AM LEONARD WILLIAMS Lillian following at Riverwalk commendations and letters Margaret at Sound Doctrine Ministries Riedling Pizzeria at the Sanford from both the public and pri- Peck, and Church. Interment in Leonard Williams 56 and Lakefront also Downtown vate sector. Alice Restlawn Cemetery. Sanford passed away on Bertrand Sanford. He was a “jack of all Hillery; Survivors: son: Emmett Sunday, February 10, 2019. S. Esler, Sr. In lieu of flowers, dona- trades” from automobiles to and a host Howard Smith, Sanford, Funeral services will be held He tions are requested by the plumbing, carpentry, electri- of nieces, Florida; daughter: Carla Saturday, February 16, 2019 at resided in family in “Memory of “Pop” cal and masonry work. A nephews, Roberts-Baker (John), Dorothy M. 11:00 AM at Calvary Temple New to: Honor Flight Central master of none, but proficient cousins, Gainesville, Florida; 3 grand- Emile A. Nelms of Praise Church 2020 Esler Orleans Florida Att: Nancy Riordan in all. other rela- children and 4 great grand- McCracken Road Sanford, for over 80 Box #321 , 1170 Tree Swallow He leaves behind his lov- tives and children; brothers: Richard Florida. Leonard was born in years Dr, Winter Springs, FL 32708. ing wife, Pat of 52 years, a many sorrowing friends. Smith, Miami, Florida, Sanford on Sunday December prior to moving to Sanford, daughter Teri (Jonathan) Visitation on Saturday, George (Mathelyn) Smith, 9, 1962. He attended the FL. He was a parishioner of JOSEPH P. MILLER JR. Simpson, his grandson February 16, 2019, 10 AM - 11 Longwood, Florida, and Elementary and Secondary St. Christopher Catholic Jameson Miller Simpson, AM, at Christian Fellowship Raymond (Cherry) Smith, Schools of Seminole County. Church, Metairie, LA. And Joseph P. Miller, Jr. 82, of granddaughter Jessica Miller Baptist Church, 1701 South Sanford, Florida; sisters: He was employed as a All Souls Catholic Church, Sanford, FL passed away (CJ Roberts) and his great Bell Ave, Sanford, FL 32771. Bernette Smith, Sanford, Certified Chief Mechanic for Sanford, FL. Preceded in peacefully on Monday, granddaughter Madelyn Rose A Homegoing Celebration Florida and Elaine (Scott) Seminole County Schools death by his wife, Mildred February Roberts. will be held on Saturday, Muse, Jacksonville, Florida; Transportation Service. He Bangs Esler, sisters, Lurline 11, 2019 at In lieu of flowers, dona- February 16, 2019, 11 AM at Gail & Wynn's Mortuary is was a Baptist and Member of Esler Miller, Mary Rose Esler, his home. tions would be appreciated to Christian Fellowship Baptist in charge of all arrangements. Second Shiloh Missionary Grace Esler McAdams, broth- the Honor Flight of Central Church, 1701 South Bell Ave, www.gailwynnsmortuary.co Baptist Church. He leaves to ers, Gerard, Joseph, Mervyn He was Florida, 1170 Tree Swallow Sanford, FL 32771 with Pastor m cherish his memories his lov- and Bertrand Esler. Survived born in Drive, Winter Springs, FL Otis C. Raines, officiating. ing and devoted wife Karen by one sibling, Delores Detroit, 32708 or The Picnic Project, ALICE BROWN WILLIAMS Williams, Sanford, Florida; Baudin. Michigan P.O. Box 2092, Sanford, FL Services Entrusted to the sons. Marcus Williams, Eric Loving father to Stephen to Joseph 32772. care of Sunrise Funeral Alice Brown Williams, 83, Jones, Sanford, Florida; Charles Esler and Father in P. and A memorial service will be Home, 900 Locust Avenue, long time resident of Sanford, Sanchez Adams, Winter Law to Stephanie Pyne Esler. Mildred held on February 21, 2019 Sanford, Florida 32771, went home to be with the Springs, Florida; daughters, Grandfather to Emily Sorgius A. Miller- from 5:00pm to 7:00pm at (407)322-7383. Lord on February 2, 2019. Patrence Williams, Erika (Caleb) and Lauren Elliott Joseph P. Thorp. DeGusipe Funeral Home, 905 Alice was born in Medina, Jones Carroll, Kendra Bouie, (John). Great-grandfather to Miller Jr. He was Laurel Avenue, Sanford, FL DR. HOWARD O. SMITH TN and moved to Sanford, FL Sanford, Florida; father, Gary Claire and Scott Sorgius. preceded 32771. A short service will be over fifty years ago. She grad- Williams Sr., Sanford, Florida; Emile worked in the in death held on February 22, 2019 at Dr. Howard O. Smith, 74 of uated from the University of mother, Betty Jane Williams, wholesale and retail grocery by his parents, brother 9:30am at the Cape Canaveral Sanford, Florida died Miami Sanford, Florida; brothers, business all of his working Francis and son Brian J. National Cemetery, 5525 U.S. February 8, 2019. He was and was a Gary Williams Jr., Richard career. He served in the U.S. Miller. Highway 1, North, Mims, FL native and school Williams, Dexter Williams, Navy during World War II on He lived most of his life in 32754 and will include a 21- longtime teacher Lloyd Williams, Willie Edge, the minesweeper YMS-100 in Wilmington, Delaware and gun salute. All are welcome resident until her Sanford, Florida; Gerome the Pacific. He attended St. moved to Central Florida in to both. of retirement Williams, Rochester, New John the Baptist Elementary 2007, eventually settling in A special thank you to the Sanford, after over York; sisters, Deatrice Davis, and Samuel J. Peters High Sanford. He was known to people at Vitas Hospice for Florida. 30 years Shelia McCloud, Sanford, School, he was a member of many as “Doc” Miller, the their loving care and support He was a in the Florida; God daughter, Zaria the St. John Altar Boy Society. name bestowed upon him by during his final days. graduate educa- Williams, Louisville, Georgia; One of his most enjoyable his third-grade teacher which of Crooms tional three grandchildren. Viewing experiences took place in 2018 stuck with him into adult- DOROTHY M. NELMS Academy, field. She and visitation will be held on when he participated in hood. He attended He Alice Brown loved to Friday February 15, 2019 from Honor Flight, this organiza- Salesianum High School in received Williams read and 5-7 PM at Second Shiloh MB tion brings veterans to Wilmington but cut his edu- Dorothy M. Nelms, 80, of Dr. Howard O. an loved the Church 2150 South Airport Washington, DC to visit all of cation short to enter the work Sanford, Florida passed away Smith Associates beach, and enjoyed spending Blvd Sanford. the memorials associated force. He later attended and on Thursday, February 7, 2019 Degree time with her friends. Alice is Arrangements entrusted to with our armed forces along graduated from Widener at Healthcare and from predeceased by her beloved Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. with Arlington National University (Brandywine Rehabilitation Center of Volusia Community College, husband, Kenneth Williams, Cemetery, the Tomb of the College) with an A.S. Degree Sanford, Florida with her lov- Bachelor's of Science Degree Sr. and is survived by her Unknown Soldier, World War in Criminal Justice. ing family by her side. from Bethune Cookman son, Ken Williams, Jr.(Jeanne); II, Korean and Vietnam “Doc” served his country She is survived by her lov- University, Masters Degree daughter Kristen memorials. He had the pleas- in the United States Marine ing daughter, Bertha Gant; from the University of Florida Wilson(Richard); grandchil-

HIKING Florida’s extensive network of trails includes more than variety of plants and animals, they are also a fun source of 2,500 miles of dedicated hiking trails and more than 4,500 recreation and fitness opportunities. Florida Hiking Trails Continued from Page 1 miles of shared-use trails, including the 1,100-mile Florida Month promotes a healthy, outdoor lifestyle that the whole National Scenic Trail. These trails not only allow for incred- family can enjoy, and provides a wonderful opportunity to ible birding, ecological sightseeing and exposure to a large find your path to fitness. nities offered not only this month, but year-round." Many ranger-led hikes are happening in Florida State Parks this month, including: Guided Scrub-Jay Walk at Oscar Scherer State Park Sunday, Feb. 17, 2019, 8:30 to 10 a.m. Lake Overstreet Full Moon Hike at Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019, 6 to 8 p.m. Morning Nature Walk at Wakulla Springs State Park Saturday, Feb. 23, 2019, 9 to 10:30 a.m. Hiking trails span the entirety of the state. To plan your hiking adventure, visit the Trail Guide offered by DEP’s Office of Greenways and Trails, or choose from Florida’s award-winning state parks. Explore Florida Hiking Trails Month’s events for February. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Feb. 13-16, 2019 • PAGE 7

EMERGENCY here, and it will offer convenience, without a in general is upgraded, the release states. wait.” SCHOOLS There will be “several layers to communi- And he said that anyone who needed an cation redundancy” to ensure that every- Continued from Page 1 ambulance ride to the Central Florida Hospital one hears messages about possible dangers on Seminole Boulevard could obviously get an Continued from Page 1 or events going on. ambulance from there. There will be more training to make sure New Central Florida Regional Hospital everyone who needs to understands how all packed into 11,000 square feet at the 4245 CEO Trey Abshier, just six days on the job on their security were based off knowledge to use school safety technology and when International Parkway address. Monday, told the Sanford Herald his time and recommendations from both entities’ the mass communication functions are There will be 55 employees working there there had been “a blur” so far. School Safety Committees and from stu- most needed. as well as five emergency medical physicians, Abshier, who has worked in Florida for dent forums in which students sounded off There will be “consistent messaging” and the total cost of the facility was $11.6 mil- years but is new to the Orlando area, said the about their own concerns. during drills, the press release states, to lion. new hospital would fill a hole in the commu- The release then goes on to list several of ensure that everyone understands what’s It will serve more than 7,500 residents in the nity. the improvements, which are centered going on. area around northwest Seminole County, Lake “It serves a community need,” he said. around tightening up and refining what “Developing procedures on topics like County and west Volusia County, and has “Many people here have not had a hospital was already in place to make sure things these requires a significant strategic com- been touted as ideal in a pinch, when an emer- serving them in the past, but we wanted to are spotless. mitment by both of our organizations, as gency has grown too great. expand to the Lake Mary community.” First, as announced late last year after a well as leadership across our community It is also right near State Road 417 and State Seminole County resident Kelly Gaines, a chaotic day, they will no longer run un- and our schools,” the release reads. “To Road 46, providing for easy access from two new mother, said the new emergency room announced ‘Code Red’ drills, which are keep our students, faculty and staff safe we majorly-trafficked roadways. was a welcome addition to the community. used to denote when there’s a threat of vio- committed to placing school safety at the “This is close to Verizon, to a lot of houses, “If my daughter has a high fever, I’m not lence on a school campus - every such drill forefront of our agendas years ago, and we to the Seminole State College Heathrow playing around,” she told the Sanford Herald. will be preceded by notice to parents, share that sentiment to this day, even as Campus,” said Donny Abraham, Vice “I’d rather drive three minutes instead of 23 teachers, students and faculty. the environments and threats have President of HCA Healthcare, the hospital’s minutes.” They want to make sure communication changed.” parent company. “There’s a lot of population

LAWSUIT known to make their synthetic opi- demic locally. trial. Commissioner Patty Mahany said oids more addictive than they need- If Sanford won such a suit, Vickaryous and Kahn said she was supportive of the idea, but ed to be, have encouraged physi- Vickaryous told them they could see Sanford would be coming in at a wanted to tread carefully with how Continued from Page 1 cians to prescribe long-term and winnings anywhere from six figures “good time” if they chose to file a they’d treat their winnings if they high-dose opioids, and misrepre- to over $1 million. lawsuit, as other cases filed previ- won the lawsuit. sented the dangers of addiction. Vickaryous said the City of ously would be further along and “Ethically, I hope we would use Now, lawsuits by more than 1,400 Oviedo were filing a lawsuit, and they’d have a better assessment of the money for what it was intended wanted to take pharmaceutical cities in Florida and across the other communities in the state like the risk and chances by then. for,” she said. “Some kind of recov- entities on in court. nation are seeking damages for peo- St. John’s County, the City of St. The Commissioners were interest- ery effort. Not just take the money The reason for the lawsuit is the ple in their communities who were Augustine and the City of Ocala ed in the idea, though they did not and put it toward RiverWalk or opioid epidemic, which has resulted harmed by the opioid epidemic. were also doing so. commit to doing anything at something.” in high numbers of deaths all over Manufacturers Purdue and dis- And, he added that the judges in Monday’s meeting. Mayor Jeff Triplett agreed, saying he wanted the country. The blame on pharma- tributors McKesson, Cardinal Health cases already filed were not throw- Triplett said he was interested in to make sure they could do some- ceutical companies comes from their and Amerisource Bergen would be ing them out and appeared to be “taking on Big Pharma” and City thing good for the community initial culpability in the epidemic’s the target of Sanford’s lawsuit if allowing the cases to move forward. Attorney William Colbert said the rather than just treading water. No beginnings. they choose to go forward, the attor- Though they clarified that the idea was “worthy of consideration” final decisions on the lawsuit were The argument attorneys are plan- neys’ documents state, for their companies being sued would likely since the City had seen damages in made at the workshop meeting. ning to use is that the pharmaceuti- alleged roles in exacerbating the epi- seek to settle the case before it got to the opioid epidemic. cal companies in question were

COMMISSION nies aside from just Uber. taken. Then, it was simply never changed back to But the Commissioners said they didn’t Speaking about the issue of the Midway the normal rates until last October, when the want to get ahead of themselves, due to lin- water prices, first raised late last year, the Water Association noticed the raised prices Continued from Page 1 gering doubts about how the pilot agreement Commissioners agreed to go back to the dis- and could not afford them. ended. counted rates the Midway-Canaan communi- At the 7 p.m. general meeting, the They said Uber had given them very little ty had been used to for years. Commissioners unanimously voted to nullify details of the results of the program, given Last fall, representatives with the the extra funds Midway had accrued since The Uber agreement offered discounts to Sanford’s over $113,000 total cost at the end Midway-Canaan Community Water October and switch their bill back to its pre- Uber riders within the City of Sanford, and of the pilot. Association, which is in charge of dealing vious rate. later, within other participating cities in “I was very disappointed by the lack of with the water they pay for from the City of However, Dr. Viola Posley, a representa- Seminole County, which each city would information on where people were coming Sanford, noticed a spike in the price of the tive from the Water Association, said they reimburse Uber for from their own funds. It from and where they were going,” said water. had just recently picked all-new members to was a two-year pilot program that took place Commissioner Art Woodruff. According to Sanford Public Works handle the duties of the Association. As from 2017 to 2018. Mayor Jeff Triplett said he wanted to ask Director Bilal Iftikhar, that’s because of a such, they were uncomfortable with any new The idea behind the agreement was to fos- Altamonte Springs City Manager Frank glitch in the system. Years ago, when the rules passed while they were still trying to ter more travel between cities. Martz, who helmed the project at the local Midway community was facing financial assess things. At Monday’s meeting, City Manager level, and Uber representatives to come in problems, the City waived the 25 percent Because of the objections, the Norton Bonaparte said they were exploring and speak with them about the details of extra fee for water rates outside the City lim- Commissioners then recanted their votes and ways to make the agreement permanent and future programs before any action was its. tabled the matter until a future meeting. expand it to include other ride-share compa-

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A V E Page 8 Wednesday February 13, 2019 Sports Lake Mary wins highlight big weekend in soccer SANFORDYOUTHBASEBALLBriefs By Dean Smith up with the ball in front of the net in a The City of Sanford Babe Herald Staff mass of players off a corner kick and Ruth & Cal Ripken Baseball buried the ball into the back of the net. League is looking for Coaches. Back on top. If you are interested in becom- But the Rams, led by keeper Noel Miller, After a few struggles over the past few Five local teams advance who made eight saves, were up to the task. ing a coach this season in the years, the powerful Lake Mary High T-Ball and Junior Divisions. Lake Mary was to have played Orange There are spots available for School soccer program finds itself back in City-University (18-1) in the 5A-Region 1 the T-Ball Division. Please con- a familiar position _ the Regional Finals. to final game of Regionals Final on Tuesday at Daytona State tact John Polk at 407-302-1021 On Friday night, the Rams girls (12-4-1) Christian boys are also still in position over the Lions keeper with 13-minutes College and the winner will travel to the or [email protected]. pulled off one of the biggest upsets in mem- to win state after winning this weekend. left in the first half and that would home of the winner between Winter Park Cal Ripken Division Ages _ ory,eliminating four-time defending cham- Here is a recap of the regional semifi- prove to be the game-winning goal as and Palm Harbor-University in a Class Tee Ball: 4-to-6 year olds; pion Oviedo (16-2-1), 2-1, in the Class 5A- nal action: Maddie Lemery gave the guests a 2-0 5A State Semifinal on Friday at 7 p.m. Rookies: 7-and-8 year olds; Region 1 Semifinals at John Courier Field. Girls Soccer lead eight-minutes later when she blast- Minors: 9-and-10 year olds; In the Class 2A-Region 2 Semifinal, Allie The Lake Mary boys (21-5-1) followed Lake Mary is a 3-time state champion, but ed a rebound into the back of the goal. Avallone knocked in a header off a corner Majors: 11-and-12 year olds. suit on Saturday, besting Hagerty (14-3- the Rams had lost to Oviedo the past three Oviedo, which had made it to the Babe Ruth Division Ages _ kick from Kara Wilcox and Sydney Cox post- Juniors: 13-to-15 year olds; 2), 3-1, in the 5A-1 Semifinal at Don T. years in the regional semifinals and had not State Championship Game the past four ed her fourth consecutive shutout in goal as Seniors: 16-to-18 year olds. Reynolds Stadium. made it to the regional finals since 2007. years and had beaten Lake Mary twice Trinity Prep (12-4-1) edged homestanding Opening Day will be Saturday, The Trinity Prep and The Master’s But that all changed on Friday as Lake this season, got on the board with 31- March 9, at 10 a.m. at Historic Academy girls and the Orangewood Mary’s Krystal Torres lobbed a shot just minutes left when Kyleigh Thelen came See Soccer, Page 9 Sanford Memorial Stadium. For more information, visit the league website at _ www.sanfordyouthbaseball.com _ or call the Recreation Department at 407-688-5120, option 6 or John Polk, Recreation Supervisor _ email: [email protected] _ at 407- 302-1021. Quarterfinals Monday, February 4 ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD HeatingNo. 4 Lake Howell up 58, No. 5 the hardwood Coming up this week at Ocala West Port 34. Orlando Speed World Dragway: Basketball * Today (Wednesday) is No. 3 Lake Minneola 56, No. “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, fea- 6 Ocoee 23. turing “All Welcome Test and No. 2 Clermont East Ridge Tune, Grudge Racing and Fun playoffs 43, No. 7 East River 34. Runs” with gates opening at 6 No. 1 Windermere High 61, p.m. and racing from 6 p.m.-to-11 No. 8 Edgewater 5. p.m. General Admission is $12, continue Semifinals plus an additional $13 to race. Wednesday, February 6 * “Friday Night Frenzy” will By Dean Smith No. 1 Windermere High 43, also feature “All Welcome Test Herald Staff and Tune and Grudge Racing” No. 4 Lake Howell 34. with gates opening at 6 p.m. and Seminole High School and The No. 2 Clermont-East Ridge racing from 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. Master’s Academy won Girls 41, No. 3 Lake Minneola 37. General Admission is $12, plus District Championships Friday Final an additional $13 to race. night, while Lake Mary High Friday, February 8 * Saturday _ Street Racing School advanced to Thursday’s Championship: No. 1 Made Safe Top 10 List. Round 3 Regional Quarterfinals as a Windermere High 44, No. 2 with two classes with Roll Racing District Runners-up and the Clermont-East Ridge 28. & Pro-Tree Digs. Racing from 5 p.m.-to-midnight. Boys Basketball Teams wrapped Class 8A-District 6 The Dragway Information up the regular season and Quarterfinals Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 kicked off District Tournament Tuesday, February 5 and the website is at _ play on Monday. No. 1 St. Cloud 80, No. 8 www.raceosw.com/dragway/. Here is a recap of the most Tohopekaliga 11. SpeedWorld is located 17 recent action: No. 5 Celebration 31, No. 4 miles east of Orlando in Girls Basketball Harmony 13. Bithlo at 19164 East Colonial The Fighting Seminoles (17-8) got Drive, between Orlando and No. 3 Melbourne 64, No. 6 their act together in the Class 9A- Liberty 25. Titusville on Highway 50 at District 2 Tournament, coming out the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. No. 2 Hagerty 58, No. 7 Viera 18. of the No. 3 seed to win the district At St. Cloud High School RECREATION SOFTBALL crown, upsetting No. 2 Oviedo (19- Semifinals Here is the schedule for the 6) and top-seeded Lake Mary (20-5) Thursday, February 7 City of Sanford Recreation to earn their spot in the regionals. No. 3 Melbourne 86, No. 2 Services Department Adult The Tribe got 17 points from Hagerty 61. Polar Bear Slowpitch Softball Morgan Dillard in a 53-21 thump- No. 1 St. Cloud 62, No. 5 League at Pinehurst Park. ing of No. 6 Lake Brantley,which Celebration 19. The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League got 10 points from Devon Allen, in Final on Wednesday will have the Quarterfinals at home and then Billabongs playing the double- Saturday, February 9 header against Wet Spot at 6:30 traveled to Lyman for the semifi- nals to eliminate the Lions, 55-45, Championship: No. 1 St. p.m. and Pat’s Liquor at 7:30 Cloud 70, No. 3 Melbourne 59. p.m. and The Bailouts facing with Dillard (20 points), Natifah The Blue Liners at 8:30 p.m. Davis (10 points) and Angel Brown Class 5A-District 6 Everyone is invited to (10 points) each scoring in double at The First Academy-Orlando watch the games for free at figures, before winning the season Semifinals Pinehurst Park, located on rubber match with the Rams, 48-36. Tuesday, February 5 West 24th Street off 17-92. Lake Mary,which had a bye in No. 1 Lake Highland Prep 81, For more information contact the Quarterfinals, advanced to the No. 4 Trinity Prep 15. Eric Griffin, City of Sanford Championship Game with a 64-52 Photos contributed Recreation Supervisor,at 407-688- No. 2 Jones 51, No. 3 The victory over host and No. 4 seed- First Academy-Orlando 46. The No. 3 seeded Seminole High girls basketball team defeated No. 2 seeded Oviedo and top-seed- 5120; visit the city website _ ed Lyman (11-15) in the semifinals. www.sanfordfl.gov _ or email: Final ed Lake Mary to win the Class 9A-District 2 Tournament at Lyman High School Friday night. [email protected] _ the Oviedo had reached the semifi- Thursday, February 7 League Information Website, nals with a 59-27 whipping of Championship: No. 1 Lake six assists; and Orangewood Class 9A-District 2 winners, 7 p.m. including registration forms, is at No. 7 Winter Springs, with Brijae Highland Prep 53, No. 2 Jones 36. Christian (18-8) pulled off a big sur- Quarterfinals Class 5A-District 6 _ Trevino scoring 22 points and prise, blitzing Colonial (18-6), 74-57, Monday, February 11 At The First Academy-Orlando http://www.leaguelineup.com/ Alyssa Doyle netting 16 points, Class 4A-District 3 in the CancerAwareness Classic on No. 2 Lake Brantley 70, No. 7 at The Master’s Academy Quarterfinals wel- while Emra Roude led the Bears Saturday at West Orange High Orange City-University 57. Tuesday, February 12 come.asp?cmenuid=1&url=sanfo Semifinal No. 3 Oviedo 76, No. 6 Lyman 54. with eight points, and the School, withAndrew Thelwell No. 3 Lake Highland Prep vs. rdsoftball&sid=804638851. Tuesday, February 5 No. 5 Lake Mary 57, No. 4 Greyhounds advanced with a 59- dropping in 29 points and Michael No. 6 Crooms Academy, late. No. 2 Cornerstone Charter 44, Winter Springs 53. RAIDERS BASEBALL 44 victory over No. 5 Orange Negron 16 points. No. 4 Trinity Prep vs. No. 5 City-University with Lexi No. 3 Lakeland Santa Fe 28. Lake Howell carried the At Seminole High School The Seminole State College of Semifinals Windermere Prep, late. Teitelbaum pouring in 25 points Final momentum into the Class 8A- Semifinals Florida baseball team (10-1) tast- Wednesday, February 13 ed defeat for the first time this and M’Kayla Patterson 21 points. Friday, February 8 District 5 Quarterfinals on Wednesday, February 13 season, but quickly bounced Top-seeded and host The Championship: No. 1 The Monday as Chavez hit a 3-point- Lake Brantleyvs. Oviedo,5:30 p.m. LakeMaryvs.No.1Seminole,7p.m. Lake Highland Prep/Crooms back to reach 10 victories for the Master’s Academy (14-10) got 18 Master’s Academy 41, No. 2 er at the buzzer to give the No. 6 Academy winner vs. No. 2 year with a 3-0 skunking of points from Hannah Kohn in a Cornerstone Charter 32. seeded Silverhawks a 59-57 vic- Finals Friday, February 15 Jones, 6 p.m. South Florida College at 41-32 victory over Cornerstone tory over No. 3 seeded Ocala- Class 3A-District 2 Championship: Semifinal Trinity Prep/Windermere Historic Sanford Memorial Charter School in the Class 4A- West Park at Windermere High. Prep winner vs. No. 1 The First Stadium Monday night. at Deltona Trinity winners, 7 p.m. District 3 Championship Game. Semifinals Everything else went accord- Academy-Orlando, 7:30 p.m. The Raiders completed a There was an upset in Class 8A- ing to seeding for the most part. Class 8A-District 5 Finals home-and-home sweep of Polk Tuesday, February 5 District 6 as No. 2 seeded Hagerty At Windermere High School Friday, February 15 State, 9-4, on Winter Haven on No. 1 Orange Park-St. John In the Class 9A-District 2 (19-8) crushed No. 7 Viera, 58-18, Monday, February 11 Championship game: Wednesday,erasing a 3-0 deficit Country Day 55, No. 4 Lake Quarterfinals: in the Quarterfinals at home, as No. 4 Ocoee 57, No. 5 Lake Semifinal winners, 7 p.m. and going on to collect 13 hits, Mary Prep 12. No. 2 seeded Lake Brantley Megan Reilly knocked down a got 26 points from Fabre and 18 Minneola 54, overtime. led by Edward Surinach (4-for-5, No. 2 Deltona-Trinity No. 1 Edgewater 81, No. 8 Class 4A-District 3 double, three RBI), Trey Dixon school-record eight 3-pointers and points from Isaac Ogando in a Christian 65, No. 3 Gainesville- East Ridge 43. Quarterfinals (2-for-4, three runs scored), Jake scored 28 points and Laila Viator 70-57 victory over No. 7 seeded Monday, February 11 Zarrello (2-for-4, RBI) and Corey St. Francis Catholic 36. No. 6 Lake Howell 59, No. 3 added 11 points, but the Huskies Orange City-University. No. 3 Orangewood Christian King (1-for-1, triple, run scored, were eliminated by No. 3 seeded Final Ocala-West Port 57. No. 3 Oviedo (20-6) eased No. 2 Windermere 74, No. 7 70, No. 6 New Dimensions 39. three RBI), before returning Melbourne (19-7), 86-61, in the Friday, February 8 past No. 6 Lyman (4-21), 76- East River 37. No. 2 The Master’s Academy home on Friday and splitting a Semifinals at St. Cloud High Championship: No. 2 Deltona- doubleheader with ASA-Miami, Trinity Christian 67, No. 1 Orange 54, behind 17 points from Semifinals 80, No. 7 Circle Christian 39. School despite Reilly pouring in Morgan Mitchell and 14- Wednesday, February 13 No. 4 Cornerstone Charter 64, winning 6-5 and losing 7-1, and 28 points for the second consecu- Park-St. John Country Day 57. then besting Pasco-Hernando points each from Aidan Ocoee vs. Edgewater, 5:30 p.m. No. 5 Lakeland Christian 23. State College, 9-7, on Saturday at tive night and Ainsley Watson Regional Quarterfinals Knight and James Groetsch, LakeHowellvs.Windermere,7p.m. At Lakeland Christian School Jack Pantelias Field before head- scored 11 points. Thursday, February 14 while Xavier Correa led the Finals Semifinals ing to Downtown Sanford on Here are the Girls schedules Class 9A-Region 1 Greyhounds with 19 points. Friday, February 15 Tuesday, February 12 Monday to blank South Florida. and results: Lake Mary at Spruce Creek. 7 p.m. The one minor upset was No. 5 Championship: Semifinal The Master’s Academy vs. Seminole only got two hits in Class 9A-District 3 Jacksonville-Sandalwood at Lake Mary (8-17) going on the road winners, 7 p.m. Orangewood Christian, late. the win over ASA, one being a 2- Quarterfinals Seminole, 7 p.m. and ousting No. 4 Winter Springs (5- Cornerstone Charter vs. No. 1 run home run from TyMilliner, Tuesday, February 5 Class 8A-District 6 Regional Semifinals 20), 57-53, as Danny Hurley poured Quarterfinals Lakeland-Santa Fe Catholic, late. and three hits in the loss _ Coby No. 2 Oviedo 59, No. 7 Thursday, February 14 in 21 points and Khalil Mitchell Tuesday, February 12 Finals Barnum going 2-for-3 with a Winter Springs 27. Class 4A-Region 2 added 14, while Varion Mitchell No. 8 Viera at No. 1 Friday, February 15 double and Alejandro Figueredo No. 3 Seminole 53, No. 6 Seffner Christian at The paced the Bears with 17 points. Melbourne, late. Championship: Semifinal with an RBI double _ and Lake Brantley 21. Figueredo was 3-for-4 with two Master’s Academy, 7 p.m. In Class 4A-District 3, county rivals No. 7 Lake Tohopekaliga at winners, 7 p.m. No. 4 Lyman 59, No. 5 runs scored and an RBI, Dixon Boys Basketball No. 3 Orangewood Christian and No. 2 Hagerty, late. Class 3ADistrict 2 was 2-for-4 with a home run, two Orange City-University 44. No.6LibertyatNo.3St.Cloud,late. At Lyman High School Afew teams got in a final tune-up No. 2 The Master’sAcademy set-up AtWarnerChristian,SouthDaytona runs scored and an RBI, Barnum No. 5 Harmony at No. 4 Semifinals Semifinals over the weekend, including Lake a Tuesday night showdown in the and Travis Sankovich both dou- semifinals as the Rams whipped Celebration, late. Monday, February 11 bled in two runs, Joe Sostre had a Thursday, February 7 Howell (17-9) easing past Lake New Dimensions, 70-39, led by At Hagerty High School No. 5 Warner Christian 85, No. 4 double and Milliner drove in two No. 3 Seminole 55, No. 2 Brantley (16-10), 68-57, behind 18 Thelwell with 27 points and Michael Semifinals Deltona-Trinity Christian 60. runs against Pasco-Hernando. Oviedo 45. points fromAnthony Chavis and Wednesday, February 13 St. Germain and Omari Henry with Semifinals The Raiders will go on the road No. 1 Lake Mary 64, No. 4 15 points from Jonathan Lawrence, Viera/Melbourne winner vs. Tuesday, February 12 to play South Florida in Avon Lyman 42. while Declan MacFadyen and 11points each, and the Eagles clob- Harmony/Celebration winner, Warner Christian vs. No. 1 Park today (Wednesday) at 6 Final Sparky Fabre led the Patriots with bered Circle Christian, 80-31, with a 5:30 p.m. Jacksonville-Christ’s Church, late. p.m. and to Tampa to face Friday, February 8 16- and 15-points, respectively; The different trio _ Colby Barron (25 Lake Tohopekaliga/Hagerty No. 2 Lake Mary Prep vs. No. Hillsborough Community Master’sAcademy (19-7) blasting points), Zach Rodriguez (23 points) winner vs. Liberty/St. Cloud 3 St. Francis Catholic, late. College on Friday at 1 p.m. Championship Game _ No. 3 Seminole 48, No. 1 Lake Mary 36. Orlando-University,76-42, led by and Colson Vallery (17 points, eight winner, 7 p.m. Finals before returning to “The Jack” on the trio of Matt Gillis with 21 points, rebounds) _ leading the way. Finals Friday, February 15 See Briefs, Page 9 Class 8A-District 5 Blaize Darling with 20 points and Here are the Boys District Friday, February 15 Championship: Semifinal At Lake Minneola High School Corey Sawyer with 12 points and schedules and results: Championship: Semifinal winners, 7 p.m. SANFORD HERALD Wednesday, February 13, 2019 • Page 9

DawkinsSpecial to the Herald leads UCF men to 71-65 winp.m. with coverag at on ESPN2 SMU or U. Here is the box score: DALLAS (UCFKnights.com) — Aubrey UCF 71, SMU 65 Dawkins scored a season-high 26 points, Collin Junior forward scores season-high 26 UCF (17-5, 7-3 AAC) Smith had a season-high 18 points with 10 Collin Smith 7-11 4-4 18, Tacko Fall 4-5 2-2 10, rebounds, and the UCF men’s basketball team B.J. Taylor 3-7 0-0 8, Terrell Allen 0-6 0-0 0, earned its third road conference win of the season, points as Knights improve to 17-5 Aubrey Dawkins 9-12 4-5 26, Ceasar DeJesus 0-0 defeating SMU 71-65 in Dallas Sunday afternoon. Black and Gold an early 16-8 advantage. a team – the seventh time this season the Knights 0-0 0, Dayon Griffin 2-5 0-0 5, Frank Bertz 0-0 0-0 0, Chad Brown 1-4 2-2 4. Totals: 26-50 12-13 71. “I thought we did a lot of things right,” UCF head Dawkins knocked down two early three-point- have been at 50.0 percent or better – benefited SMU (12-11, 4-7 AAC) coach Johnny Dawkins said after the game. “I thought ers and had 14 of his 26 points in the first half, from the superior guard play of BJ Taylor. Feron Hunt 3-8 0-0 7, Isiaha Mike 7-16 0-3 18, offensively we moved the ball well. It was evident by shooting 5-of-7 from the field. Taylor,who leads UCF in scoring at 17.1 points per Ethan Chargois 2-7 5-5 11, Nat Dixon 0-4 0-0 0, 16 assists. Wedefended well when we had to.” Fall, meanwhile, converted two conventional three- game, had one of his best outings of the season with just Jimmy Whitt Jr. 11-19 0-2 23, Jahmal McMurray 0-3 With the win the Knights improved to 17-5 on point plays early on, making both of his free throw eight points. It marked just the second time this year 0-0 0, William Douglas 0-1 0-0 0, CJ White 2-5 0-0 the season and remain in third place in the attempts. The big man scored all of his 10 points in he’s failed to score in double figures, but it didn’t matter. 6, Jahmar Young Jr. 0-0 0-0 0. Totals: 25-63 5-10 65. American Athletic Conference Standings at 7-3. the first half as the Knights led 36-28 at the break. Taylor had seven assists for the second straight Halftimescore_ UCF 36, SMU 28. 3-point field goals _ It was just UCF’s second win at SMU in the history UCF extended its lead to 12 points multiple times game and recorded just two turnovers, while knock- UCF 7-16 (Dawkins 4-6, Taylor 2-4, Griffin1-4,Allen 0-1, of the series between the two teams. The Mustangs early in the second half, as Smith helped lead the ing down 2-of-4 attempts from beyond the arc. Smith 0-1); SMU 10-37 (Mike4-11, Chargois 2-6, White 2-5, had previously held a 7-1 advantage in games way.The 6-foot-11 forward scored six of the Knights’ As a team, the Knights also shot 43.8 percent Hunt 1-5, Whitt 1-3, Dixon 0-3, McMurray0-3, Douglas 0- 1). Team fouls _ UCF 12; SMU 14. Fouled out _ none. played in Dallas. It’s the Knights’ second straight first eight points in the final 20 minutes and knocked from three-point range (7-for-16) and 92.3 per- Technical fouls _ none. Rebounds _ UCF 32 (Smith 10, overall against SMU, having set a program record for down all four of his attempts from the stripe. cent from the free throw line (12-for-13). Dawkins5); SMU 31 (Mike10, Dixon 5). Turnovers _ UCF points allowed in a 52-37 home victory last season. Smith added a game-high 10 rebounds for his UCF will return home for a pair of games this 13; SMU 8.Assists _ UCF 16 (Taylor 7, Smith 5); SMU 16 On Sunday,the Knights got out to a fast start thanks fourth career double-double and third of the season. week, hosting rival South Florida in the War On (Mike, Chargois, Whitt 4 each). Steals _ UCF 5 (Smith, Fall, to Aubrey Dawkins and Tacko Fall, who combined to He also chipped in with a career-high five assists. I-4 tonight (Wednesday) at 7 p.m. with coverage Taylor,Allen, Dawkins 1 each); SMU 7 (Dixon,Whitt 2 score UCF’s first 16 points of the game and gave the UCF, which shot 52,0 percent from the floor as on ESPNews and Saturday against Memphis at 6 each). Blockedshots _ UCF 4 (Fall 2); SMU 6 (Mike3). UCF women’s basketball tops SMU for third straight 20-win season Special to the Herald Mustangs continued to push in the second high 10 rebounds, grabbing six on the Here is the box score: White 0-3 0-0 0. Totals: 19-48 8-13 54. frame, going up by a dozen, 27-15, at the offensive end, and finished one shy of UCF 66, SMU 54 UCF 15 13 22 16 _ 66 DALLAS (UCFKnights.com) — The 7:59 mark, but UCF responded with a 13-0 her career-high with four blocks. UCF (20-3, 9-1 AAC) SMU 18 9 16 11 _ 54 UCF women’s basketball team contin- run to take a 28-27 lead into the locker room. Strength In Numbers Nyala Shuler 0-5 5-6 5, Tolulope Omokore 3-point field goals _ UCF 4-15 (McDonald ues to make history, this time with a UCF never relinquished its lead, outscor- * 10 Knights saw action in the win. 2-3 0-2 4, Kay Kay Wright 8-16 3-4 20, Kayla 3-10, Wright 1-1, Shuler 0-2, Thigpen 0-2); 66-54 win over SMU in Moody * UCF registered a season-best 21 SMU 8-19 (K. White 3-7, Tollie 2-3, Olson 1- ing SMU 22-16 in the third quarter and 16- Thigpen 4-10 1-2 9, Jamesha Paul,Jamesha 2- Coliseum on Saturday afternoon. 11 in the fourth quarter to earn its ninth assists on 25 field goals. 4, Whitfield 1-2, Ellis 1-1, J. White 0-2). 4 2-4 6, Diamond Battles 0-1 0-0 0, Masseny UCF improved to 20-3 on the sea- conference win of the 2018-19 campaign. * The Knights held a 41-29 rebounding Team fouls _ UCF 15; SMU 17. Fouled out son, giving the Knights three consecu- Kay Kay Wright registered her 10th edge and scored 18 second chance points. Kaba 4-6 1-2 9, Sydnee McDonald 3-110-0 9, _ none. Technical fouls _ none. Rebounds _ tive 20-win campaigns for the first 20-point performance of the season, * The Black and Gold forced the Lawriell Wilson 0-0 0-0 0, Brittney Smith 2-3 UCF 41 (Shuler 10, Kaba 6, McDonald 6, time in the program’s Division I histo- leading all scorers with 20 points. She Mustangs into 21 turnovers, convert- 0-1 4. Totals: 25-59 12-21 66. Wright 5, Paul 5, Smith 4); SMU 29 (Tollie ry. UCF also improved to 9-1 in just missed a double-double, dishing ing them into 19 points. SMU (8-15, 2-8 AAC) 6, Froling 5, Olson 5). Turnovers _ UCF 15; American Athletic Conference action. out nine assists and collecting five UCF continues its road swing tonight Alicia Froling 1-2 0-2 2, Marie Olson 1-7 SMU 20. Assists _ UCF 21 (Wright 9, Paul The Knights jumped out to a 4-0 lead, but rebounds. Kayla Thigpen, Sydnee (Wednesday), heading to New Orleans to 2-2 5, Johnasia Cash 1-5 0-0 2, Ariana 5, Shuler 3); SMU 12 (J. White 6). Steals _ SMU (8-15, 2-8 TheAmerican) outscored McDonald and Masseny Kaba each face Tulane at 8 p.m. on ESPN3 before Whitfield 2-3 0-0 5, Kayla White 6-16 0-1 UCF 9 (Shuler,Wright, Paul 2 each); SMU 9 UCF 7-4 over the final four minutes to take added nine points for the Knights. returning home on Sunday to host power- 15, Makenzie Ellis 3-5 0-0 7, Paige Bayliss 1- (Froling 3, Tollie 2, J. White 2). Blocked an 18-15 lead into the second quarter.The Nyala Shuler pulled down a game- ful UConn on Sunday at 2 p.m. on ESPN3. 1 6-8 8, BriShonne Tollie 4-6 0-0 10, JaQuia shots _ UCF 5 (Shuler 4); SMU 6 (Bayliss 2).

Soccer Class 5A-Region 1 winner, 7 p.m. ond half on a penalty kick, but Lake Mary p.m. for a Class 1A State Semifinal. Continued from Page 8 Lake Mary 2, Oviedo 1. Class 1A regained the lead for good three-minutes Here are the Boys Schedule and Results: Edgewood (13-6-3), 1-0, in Merritt Island. Class 2A-Region 2 Orange Park-St. John’s Country later Tsaruk made a nifty spin move to get Regional Semifinals The Saints hosted Gainesville-P.K. Yonge Trinity Prep 1, Merritt Island-Edgewood 0. Day/The Master’s Academy winner at open and buried a shot into the back on Saturday, February 9 in the 2A-Region 2 Final on Tuesday at Class 1A-Region 1 Largo-Indian Rocks Christian/Ft. the net from 20-yards away. Class 5A-Region 1 Hubbard Field and would remain at home The Master’s Academy 1, The Myers-Canterbury winner, 7 p.m. With just over 9-minutes remaining, Tsaruk Lake Mary 3, Hagerty 1. for a 2AState Semifinal on Friday,hosting Geneva School 0. Boys Soccer found the back on the net again, blasting a Class 1A-Region 1 the winner of Tuesday’s game between Regional Finals The Lake Mary boys soccer team shot into the right side from 25-yards. Orangewood Christian 5, Santa Rosa Beach-South Walton and The Tuesday, February 12 accomplished what is considered one of Lake Mary,which has won nine games in Foundation Academy 2. Bolles School from Jacksonville. Class 5A-Region 1 the toughest things to do in sports _ beat a row,will host Spruce Creek (17-4-3) in the Regional Finals The Master’sAcademy (12-5) also won on Lake Mary vs. Orange City-University at a good team three times in a season. Class 5A-Region 1 Final tonight Wednesday, February 13 the road, getting a goal from Bella Riechers Daytona State College, late. The Rams lost the first matchup of the sea- (Wednesday) at Don T.Reynolds Stadium. Class 5A-Region 1 with just 3:44 left in the game and keeper Class 2A-Region 2 son to Hagerty,but came back to beat the The winner will advance to a Class 5A Spruce Creek at Lake Mary, 7 p.m. Gaby Chen had a pair of saves to eliminate Gainesville-P.K. Yonge at Trinity Prep, late. Huskies late in the regular season and again State Semifinal on Saturday at the home of Class 1A-Region 1 The Geneva School (8-3), 1-0, in the Class Class 1A-Region 1 in last week’s District Championship Game. the winner of the Winter Park-Bradenton- St. John’s Country Day at 1A-Region 1 Semifinal in Winter Park. St. John’s Country Day at The The hosts, who had not been to a region- Lakewood Ranch game at 7 p.m. Orangewood Christian, 7 p.m. The Eagles hosted defending state Master’s Academy, late. al final since 2016, won again by a seem- In the Class 1A-Region 1 Semifinals, visit- State Semifinals champion St. John’s Country Day (18-2) State Semifinals ingly easy,3-1, score in the Class 5A- ing Orangewood Christian (15-3) romped Saturday, February 16 of Orange Park in the 1A-Region 1 final Friday, February 15 Region 1 Semifinals on Saturday,but Lake to a 5-2 victory over host Foundation Class 5A on Tuesday and the winner will go on Class 5A Mary needed a pair of second half goals Academy (15-3-1) in Winter Garden. The Spruce Creek/Lake Mary winner at the road to face the winner of a game Lake Mary/Orange City-University from Nazar Tsaruk to pull off the trick. Rams will host St. Johns Country Day from Winter Park/Bradenton-Lakewood between Largo-Indian Rocks Christian winner at Winter Park/Palm Harbor- Angel Flores gave the Rams a 1-0 Orange Park (13-2-1) in the 1A-Region 1 Ranch winner, 7 p.m. and Ft. Myers-Canterbury in the Class University winner, 7 p.m. halftime lead when he received a cor- Final tonight (Wednesday) at 6 p.m. Class 1A 1A State Semifinals on Friday at 7 p.m. Class 2A ner kick pass and ripped the ball into The winner will travel to the home Orange Park-St. John’s Country Here are the Girls Schedules and Results: Santa Rosa Beach-South the net from 25-yards out. of the winner of the match between St. Day/Orangewood Christian winner at Regional Semifinals Walton/Jacksonville-Bolles winner at Hagerty star Kelvin Zinck knotted the Petersburg-Shorecrest Prep and Ft. St. Petersburg-Shorecrest Prep/Ft. Friday, February 8 Gainesville-P.K. Yonge/Trinity Prep score at 1-1 just seven-minutes into the sec- Myers-Canterbury on Saturday at 7 Myers-Canterbury winner, 7 p.m.

Briefs and Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block type Modifieds, Super Late Models, Pro Night 9 Park tomorrow (Thursday) for a Colorado at 11 a.m. and Mississippi Modifieds. Reserved tickets are $45, Late Models, IMCA-type Modifieds, * Orange Blossom Super Late Model, rematch with South Florida College State at 1:30 p.m. and then close out the Continued from Page 8 General Admission $39. Florida Modifieds, Mod-Minis, Florida 100; Pro Truck, 50; Modified, 35; at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. and the team event on Sunday with a game against Saturday to face the Community * Thursday,Feb. 14: World of Outlaws Pro Truck Series, Ground Pounders and American Auto Sportsman, 35; Super will return home next Saturday to Sacramento State at noon. College of Baltimore County- Morton Buildings Late Models and AmericanAuto Sportsman. Stock (Open), 50. host Hillsborough Community For more information, go to _ Catonsville at noon. Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block The track is located at the corner * Pit Gates open 10 a.m.; Racing at College at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. www.ucfknight.com _ and click on Admission for home games is $5 Modifieds. Reserved tickets are $45, of SR. 44 and CR 415, between New 7:30 p.m. Grandstands: $35, Pits: $40. Admission for regular season the softball link. for Adults and $3 for Youth Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. games is $5 for Adults and $3 for General Admission $39. RAIDERS SOFTBALL UCF BASEBALL (12&Under). A combined (with * Friday,Feb. 15: World of Outlaws For more information, visit _ Youth (12&Under). The No. 12 pre-season nationally- The UCF Baseball Team opens its Softball) season ticket is $30. All Morton Buildings Late Models and www.newsmyrnaspeedwayusa.co For more information go to _ ranked and #5 state-ranked Seminole third season in the Greg Lovelady era can be purchased at the gate. Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block m _ or call 386-427-4129. www.seminolestate raiders.com _ State College of Florida Softball Team and click on the softball link. this weekend at John Euliano Park. For more information go to _ Modifieds. Reserved tickets are $45, Here is the upcoming schedule: (7-2) went 3-1 at home over the week- The 2019 season begins with a 3-game www.seminolestate raiders.com _ General Admission $39. Wednesday, February 13 UCF SOFTBALL end, sweeping #10 South Florida series against Siena on Friday and and click on the baseball link. * Saturday,Feb. 16: World of Outlaws Night 6 The UCF Softball Team opened College (7-3), 7-5 and 5-2, on Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 1 p.m. Morton Buildings Late Models and * John Blewett III Memorial Tour the 2019 season with a 2-2 finish VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK splitting with Polk State (6-5), on For more information, go to _ Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block Modified, 76; Super Late Model, 35; the Friends of Jaclyn Tournament at From high-speed winged sprint Saturday,winning the opener 5-3, Modifieds. Reserved tickets are $45, Pro Late Model, 35; Modified, 35. the UCF Softball Complex. www.ucfknights.com _ and click on cars to wheel-to-wheel banging dirt before dropping the nightcap, 5-2. General Admission $39. * Pit Gates open 10 a.m.; Racing at The Knights dropped their first two the Baseball Page link under Teams. late models and modifieds to a wide The Raiders rallied from a 4-0 deficit There are multi-day packages available 7:30 p.m. Grandstands: $30, Pits: $40. games _ 3-0 to the University of array of food and vendors, the to edge SFSC, 7-5, in Friday’s opener LMSA at DIRTcarNationals.com depending on Thursday, February 14 Mississippi and 7-0 to No. 21 ranked DIRTcar Nationals through Feb. 16 at behind Chelsea Peace (3-for-4, home Ahoy! car class (World of Outlaws Sprint Car 3- Night 7 Minnesota _ before bouncing back to Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville run, three RBI), Amy Lee (2-for-3, two The rescheduled LMSAJanuary 2019 day,All Star Sprint Car 3-day,World of * Tour Modified, 35; Super Late Model, edge Ohio State, 3-2, and whitewash- has something for everybody. runs scored) and Kelsi Smith (2-for-3, Sine Mitsu/Jameson Race was held on Outlaws Late Model 4-Day,World of 35; Pro Late Model, 35; Modified, 35. ing George Mason, 7-0, behind for- The World of Outlaws Morton double, two RBI). February 3 and here are the results: Outlaws Late Model 3-day,Super * Pit Gates open 10 a.m.; Racing at mer Hagerty standout Alicia Buildings Late Models and Super In Game 2, the offense was led by 1. (Displacement 1) Ole Yeller (Fisk DIRTcar Series 5-day,DIRTcar Late 7:30 p.m. Grandstands: $30, Pits: $40. Tomberlin, who went 2-for-2, with a DIRTcar Series Big-Block Modifieds Friday, February 15 Smith (1-for-3, double, three RBI), Lee Hayden), 3:08:03; 2. (Displacement 2) Model 3-day). Children 14-and-under home run and a double, a run scored will close out Week 2 at the World’s Night 8 (2-for-3) and Breanna LaClair (2-for-3). Show Me (Andy Forrest), 3:13:29; 3. are free in general admission. and four RBI. Sunday’s final day _ Fastest Half-Mile (it’s true!). * Richie Evans Memorial Tour SSC-F was able to win Saturday’s including UCFs scheduled game (Displacement 3) Spider Pig (Allister Gates open daily at 5 p.m. with hot NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY Modified, 100 (rain date, 2-16); opener despite the offense only manag- with North Florida _ was rained out. James), 3:16:04; 4. (Displacement 4) laps scheduled for 6 p.m. and racing at The 53rd World Series of Asphalt American Auto Sportsman, 35; Zack ing four hits, one each by Peace (home The Knights are headed to Mexico Patriot (David Mair), 3:17:35; 5. 7:30 p.m. Visit _ DIRTcarNationals.com Stock Car Racing is underway Donatti Memorial Pro Late Model, 100; run), Haley Hinz, Payton Germer (dou- this week to take part in the Puerto (Displacement 5) Craic’n (Larry _ for tickets and more information. through February 16 as part of Florida Pro Truck Series, 50; Ground ble) and Lexi Koch. Vallarta College Challenge, opening Harrington), 3:21:19; 6. (Planing 1) Bad Here is the upcoming schedule Florida SpeedWeeks. Pounders, 25. The Raiders again only had four with a matchup with defending nation- JuJU (Jim White), 3:32:24. Did Not and ticket information: Nine divisions under the NASCAR * Pit Gates open 10 a.m.; Racing at 7:30 hits in Game 2, all singles by Lee, al runners-up Washington on Friday at Finish _ (Multihull 1) Loose Cannon * Wednesday,Feb. 13: World of WhelenAll-American Series banner will p.m. Grandstands: $35, Pits: $40. Hinz and two by French. 7 p.m. UCF will play a doubleheader (Willie Blevins); (Displacement 6) Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Models run over multiple nights including: Tour- Saturday, February 16 Seminole State heads to Avon on Saturday against Northern Black Jack Bill (Bill Holstein). PAGE 10 • Midweek: Feb. 13-16, 2019 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS

GRANT MALOY, The Clerk of Seminole County, Florida, lowing spaces on SELFSTOR- the Circuit Court, will sell to the Probate Division, the address of AGEAUCTION.COM ending on highest bidder for cash, in Room which is 301 North Park Avenue, Friday, March 8, 2019 at 11:00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 70—education & 118—oFFice space 141—Homes For 223— S201 of the Seminole County Sanford, Florida 32771. The AM" OF THE EIGHTEENTH training or ent ease ale iscellaneous Courthouse, 301 N. Park name and address of the per- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN F r /l s m Avenue, Sanford, FL 32771, at sonal representative and the Unit 435; Paul Perkins: unit is AND FOR 11:00 AM, on the 7th day of personal representative’s attor- said to contain: generator, hot SEMINOLE COUNTY, AVIATION Sanford Office Space PIANO INSTRUCTION for all March, 2019, the following ney are set forth below. plate, luggage, sewing machine, FLORIDA St Johns Riverfront Grads work with JetBlue, 600 square Sq Ft ages. Over 20 years of described real property as set stereo, garden tools, boxes and CASE NO. Immaculate 3 Bedroom 2 United, Delta, and Others- start to 4,000 Sq Ft teaching experience. 661- forth in said Final Judgment of All creditors of the decedent and totes, lamps and misc items 2016-CA-002545-14H-K Bath, all windows overlooking here with hands on training for 414-4549. I Love Music! Foreclosure, to wit: other persons having claims or the river. Located on canal and FAA certification. Financial Paul Osborne demands against decedent’s Unit 119; Candance Brown: unit WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND dead end street. Updated, SAWMILLS from only LOT 180 OF THE SANCTU- is said to contain mailbox, file aid if qualified. Venture 1 Properties estate on whom a copy of this SOCIETY, FSB, D/B/A CHRIS- 10x56 screened porch, wood $4397.00. MAKE AND SAVE ARY, PHASE 1, VILLAGE notice is required to be served cabinet, 2 shelving units, artifi- TIANA TRUST AS OWNER Call Aviation Institute of 407-718-0600 MONEY with your own 4, ACCORDING TO THE must file their claims with this cial tree, totes, quilt and misc TRUSTEE OF THE RESIDEN- Maintenance 888-242-2649 deck and 10x48 concrete sea wall. $433,900. bandmill. Cut lumber any PLAT THEREOF AS court ON OR BEFORE THE items TIAL CREDIT OPPORTUNI- RECORDED IN PLAT 141—Homes For dimensions. In stock ready to LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER TIES TRUST III, as substituted BOOK 58, PAGES 85-90, THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Unit 301; Lisa Nicole Rumbley: Plaintiff for Bayview Loan elp anted Paul Osborne ship! FREE INFO/DVD: 71—H W sale OF PUBLIC RECORDS OF LICATION OF THIS NOTICE unit is said to contain: dresser, Servicing, LLC Venture 1 Properties www.NorwoodSawmills.com SEMINOLE COUNTY, OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE end table, 3 drawer storage, Plaintiff, Newspaper advertising sales 407-718-0600 1-800-578-1363 Ext. 300N FLORIDA. OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF boxes vs. representative needed for full HOME SALES THIS NOTICE ON THEM. If you are a person claiming a Unit 432; Rickey McIntyre: unit QUENNY DE LA CRUZ; et al., or part time. Commission 147—industrial based. Covering Seminole FOR 2019 right to funds remaining after the All other creditors of the dece- is said to contain: Pool table Defendants. sale, you must file a claim with dent and other persons having County and parts of Volusia property For sale Attention the clerk no later than 60 days claims or demands against Publish: February 13, 20, 2019 County. Experienced in Home Owners after the sale. If you fail to file a decedent’s estate must file their B086 NOTICE OF SALE newspaper sales preferred. Vacant Land - Sanford Realtors claim you will not be entitled to claims with this court WITHIN 3 Apply with resume by Zoned Industrial 1/2 acre any remaining funds. After 60 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE NOTICE IS HEREBY emailing Builders on State Road 46 within the days, only the owner of record OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION GIVEN pursuant to a Final [email protected] city of Sanford. $155,900. as of the date of the lis pendens OF THIS NOTICE. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS Judgment of Foreclosure dated m . may claim the surplus. NAME January 24, 2019 entered in Advertise Your Paul Osborne ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- Civil Case No. 2016-CA- If you are a person with a dis- 002545-14H-K of the Circuit Property in the Venture 1 Properties IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Notice is hereby given that we ability who needs any accom- FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 Court of the 18th Judicial Circuit Sanford Herald to 407-718-0600 are engaged in business at 725 114— modation in order to participate OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE Rodel Cove, Seminole County, in and for Seminole County, in this proceeding, you are enti- CODE WILL BE FOREVER Florida, wherein WILMINGTON WareHouse/rental get results. Lake Mary, FL 32746 under the tled, at no cost to you, to the BARRED. Fictitious Name of HUDANICH SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, provision of certain assistance. FSB, D/B/A CHRISTIANA space Call Ted Walker ORTHOPEDICS, and that we If you require assistance please NOTWITHSTANDING THE TRUST AS OWNER TRUSTEE Sanford Herald intend to register said name with contact: TIME PERIODS SET FORTH the Divisions of Corporations, OF THE RESIDENTIAL CRED- Sanford Warehouse space 407-322-2611 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED IT OPPORTUNITIES TRUST III, for lease or sale Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- ADA Coordinator at Seminole TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE dance with the provisions of the is Plaintiff and QUENNY DE LA Negotiable rates and terms Court Administration AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Fictitious Name Statues, to+wit: CRUZ; et al., are Defendant(s). 600 sq ft to 46,000 sq ft 301 N. Park Avenue DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Section 865.09, Florida Statutes Suite N301 1991. The Clerk, GRANT MALOY, Paul Osborne Sanford, Florida, 32771-1292 The date of first publication of will sell to the highest bidder for Venture 1 Properties (407) 665-4227 this notice is February 6, 2019. Greater Orlando Orthopedic cash, at the Seminole 407-718-0600 Group County Courthouse, 301 NOTE: You must contact coordi- Attorney for Personal N. Park Ave, Room S201, nator at least 7 days before your Representative: Publish: February 13, 2019 Sanford, FL at 11:00 scheduled court appearance, or B087 o'clock a.m. on March 12, immediately upon receiving this /s/ Patrick A. Raley 2019 on the following LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS notification if the time before the PATRICK A. RALEY, ESQUIRE described property as set forth scheduled appearance is less Infantino and Berman in said Final Judgment, to wit: than 7 days; if you are hearing P.O. Drawer 30 Lot 44, of ALAFAYA or voice impaired in Seminole Winter Park, FL 32790-0030 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS PUBLIC SALE OR ALIVE, WHETHER ** SEE AMERICANS WITH INEE FOR GATEWAY FUND- WOODS PHASE XXI-A, County, call 711. (407) 644-4673 NAME SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES DISABILITIES ACT** ING DIVERSIFIED MORT- according to the Plat [email protected] NOTICE IS HEREBY MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST GAGE SERVICES, LP, A thereof, as recorded in Dated: 2/1/2019 [email protected] Notice is hereby given that we GIVEN that the undersigned AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, IF YOU ARE A PERSON PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Plat Book 38, Page 61 Bar No. 264202 are engaged in business at intends to sell the property DEVISEES, GRANTEES, WITH A DISABILITY WHO PARTNERSHIP MIN NO. through 63, of the Public By: May Hustey 1201 W. 1st Street, Seminole described below to enforce a OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; NEEDS ANY ACCOMMO- 100070210430148468; THE Records of Seminole Florida Bar No.: 0153214.Personal Representative: County, Sanford, FL 32771 lien imposed on said property PICKETT DOWNS UNITS II DATION IN ORDER TO SANCTUARY COMMUNITY County, Florida. Attorney for Plaintiff: under the Fictitious Name of under the Florida Self Storage & III HOMEOWNERS' PARTICIPATE IN THIS ASSOCIATION, INC.; Brian L. Rosaler, Esquire /s/ Louis Feinberg The Mane Focus Hair Salon, Facility Act STATUTES (Sec. 83 ASSOCIATION, INC.; PROCEEDING, YOU ARE UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; LOUIS FEINBERG Property address: and that we intend to register 801-83.809). PICKETT DOWNS HOME- ENTITLED, AT NO COST UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; 11 Maitland Groves Road 1014 Bluejack Oak Drive, Popkin & Rosaler, P.A. said name with the Divisions of OWNER'S ASSOCIATION, TO YOU, TO THE PROVI- AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES Maitland, FL 32751 Oviedo, Florida 32765 1701West Hillsboro Boulevard Corporations, Tallahassee, The undersigned will sell at pub- INC.; TENANT #1, TEN- SION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, Suite 400 Florida, in accordance with the lic sale by competitive bidding ANT #2, TENANT #3, AND TANCE. IF YOU REQUIRE THROUGH, UNDER OR Publish: February 6, 13, 2019 Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 provisions of the Fictitious Any person claiming an interest on February 20, 2019 1:00 pm TENANT #4, the names ASSISTANCE PLEASE AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- B036 Telephone: (954) 360-9030 Name Statues, to+wit: Section in the surplus from the sale, if on line at being fictitious to CONTACT: ADA COORDI- DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR Facsimile: (954) 420-5187 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. any, other than the property StorageTreasures.com, proper- account for parties in NATOR AT SEMINOLE HAVING OR CLAIMING TO owner as of the date of the lis ty has been stored and which is possession COURT ADMINISTRA- HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR Publish: February 6, 13, 2019 Davail Sullivan pendens must file a claim within located at BIG TREE SELF TION, 301 N. PARK INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: B034 60 days after the sale. STORAGE, 746 Fleet Financial Defendant(s). AVENUE, SUITE N301, HEREIN DESCRIBED, ATHENS TOWING AND Publish: February 13, 2019 Court, Suite 100 County of SANFORD, FLORIDA, RECOVERY INC gives Notice of B088 DATED this 6TH day of Seminole, State of Florida, at RE-NOTICE OF 32771-1292, (407) 665- Defendant(s). Foreclosure of Lien and intent to February, 2019. the following: FORECLOSURE SALE 4227 NOTE: YOU MUST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT sell these vehicles on

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Name, Units, Contents: NOTICE IS HEREBY AT LEAST 7 DAYS FORECLOSURE SALE FLORIDA Navigator Avenue, Sanford, MANGANELLI & LEIDER, P.A. GIVEN that pursuant to an BEFORE YOUR SCHED- PROBATE DIVISION Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- Attorneys for Plaintiff Liam M. Flanagan, L529, Order Resetting Sale entered ULED COURT APPEAR- NOTICE IS HEREBY section 713.78 of the Florida NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS 1900 N.W. Corporate Blvd., Misc. goods on January 28, 2019 in the ANCE, OR IMMEDIATELY GIVEN pursuant to a Final File No. 2018CP001655 Statutes. ATHENS TOWING NAME Ste. 305W Circuit Court of the Eighteenth UPON RECEIVING THIS Judgment of Foreclosure dated AND RECOVERY INC reserves Boca Raton, FL 33431 Courtney M. Norton, L436, Judicial Circuit in and for NOTIFICATION IF THE April 14, 2014 and an Order on IN RE: ESTATE OF the right to accept or reject any Notice is hereby given that we Telephone: (561) 826-1740 Misc. goods Seminole County, Florida, the TIME BEFORE THE Plaintiff’s Amended Motion to and/or all bids. are engaged in business at 937 Facsimile: (561) 826-1741 Clerk of Court will on MARCH SCHEDULED APPEAR- Reschedule Forclosure Sale ROBERT T. HAGAMAN Daylight Circle #105, Seminole [email protected] Purchaes must be paid for at 28, 2019 at 11:00 A.M. ANCE IS LESS THAN 7 dated January 10, 2019, A/K/A ROBERT TURNER 2001 MAZDA County, Lake Mary, Florida the time of purchase in Credit EST offer for sale and sell at DAYS; IF YOU ARE HEAR- entered in Civil Case No.: HAGAMAN VIN# JM3LW28G010196622 32746 under the Fictitious BY: Name of Arcturus Press, and Card only. All purchases sold as public outcry at 301 North Park ING OR VOICE IMPAIRED 2010CA000648 of the Circuit Deceased. DANIEL S. MANDEL that we intend to register said is, where is and must be Avenue, Room S-201, Sanford, IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Publish: February 13, 2019 FLORIDA BAR NO. 328782 name with the Divisions of removed at the time of sale. FL 32771 to the highest and CALL 711. Circuit in and for Seminole NOTICE TO CREDITORS B081 Corporations, Tallahassee, Sale is subject to cancellation. best bidder for cash, the follow- County, Florida, wherein THE Publish: February 13, 20, 2019 ing described property situated Publish: February 6, 13, 2019 BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- The administration of the estate Florida, in accordance with the B094 provisions of the Fictitious Publish: February 6, 13, 2019 in Seminole County, Florida: B033 LON FKA THE BANK OF NEW of Robert T. Hagaman a/k/a B031 YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Robert Turner Hagaman, Name Statues, to+wit: Section NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. LOT 187, PICKETT CERTIFICATEHOLDERS deceased, whose date of death JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S DOWNS UNIT III, CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE was October 19, 2018, is pend- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT TOWING gives Notice of Ethan Johnson ACCORDING TO THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT LOAN TRUST 2005-24 MORT- ing in the Circuit Court for Foreclosure of Lien and intent to OF THE EIGHTEENTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PLAT THEREOF, AS OF THE EIGHTEENTH GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- Seminole County, Florida, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN sell these vehicles on Publish: February 13, 2019 OF THE EIGHTEENTH RECORDED IN PLAT JUDICIAL TIFICATES SERIES 2005-24, Probate Division, the address of 03/01/2019, 09:00 am at 326 AND FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BOOK 32, PAGE(S) 14 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Plaintiff, and RAMON A. LOURI- which is 301 N Park Ave., B089 SEMINOLE COUNTY, LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- IN AND FOR SEMINOLE THROUGH 16, OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY, DO; TERESA RIVERA; MORT- Sanford, FL 32771. The names 6774, pursuant to subsection FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA PUBLIC RECORDS OF FLORIDA GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- and addresses of the personal 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY, TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS representatives and the person- JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S CASE NO.: FLORIDA. CASE NO.: NOMINEE FOR GATEWAY al representatives' attorney are NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS 2016CA002994 TOWING reserves the right to NAME CASE NO.: 2010CA000648 FUNDING DIVERSIFIED set forth below. accept or reject any and/or all 2012CA000251 Property Address: MORTGAGE SERVICES, LP, A All creditors of the decedent and U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- bids. Notice is hereby given that we 2659 Hibbard Trail THE BANK OF NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED other persons having claims or CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, Chuluota, FL 32766 MELLON FKA THE BANK OF PARTNERSHIP MIN NO. demands against decedent's are engaged in business at 230 CITIGROUP MORTGAGE 1FMZU63K13UB68234 Spring Wind Way, Seminole INC., NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR 100070210430148468; THE estate on whom a copy of this 2003 FORD LOAN TRUST 2006-WFHE3, Dated: February 1, 2019 THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS SANCTUARY COMMUNITY notice is required to be served County, Cassleberry, Florida ASSET-BACKED PASS- 1Y1SK5263VZ437877 32707 under the Fictitious Plaintiff, CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC.; AND ALL must file their claims with this 1997 GEO THROUGH CERTIFICATES, /s/ Ezra Z. Scrivanich LOAN TRUST 2005-24 MORT- UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- court ON OR BEFORE THE Name of Premium Personal SERIES 2006-WFHE3, 4T1BG12K7TU795601 Assistant Services, and that vs. Ezra Scrivanich, Esq. GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- ING INTERESTS BY, LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER 1996 TOYOTA Florida Bar No. 28415 TIFICATES SERIES 2005-24, we intend to register said name THROUGH, UNDER OR THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Plaintiff, KENNETH W. NELSON, SCRIVANICH | HAYES AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- with the Divisions of LICATION OF THIS NOTICE Publish: February 13, 2019 CAROLYN M. NELSON; 4870 N. Hiatus Road Plaintiff, DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR Corporations, Tallahassee, OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE B082 VS. ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN Sunrise, Florida 33351 HAVING OR CLAIMING TO Florida, in accordance with the OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF PARTIES CLAIMING BY, Phone: (954) 640-0294 vs. HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR provisions of the Fictitious JOSE CORTES; et al., THIS NOTICE ON THEM. THROUGH, UNDER, AND Facsimile: (954) 206-0575 INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY All other creditors of the dece- Name Statues, to-wit: Section

AGAINST THE HEREIN Email: [email protected] RAMON A. LOURIDO; TERESA HEREIN DESCRIBED, are dent and other persons having 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. Defendant(s). NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: NAMED INDIVIDUAL E-Service: RIVERA; MORTGAGE ELEC- Defendants. claims or demands against NOTICE is hereby given the fol- DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE [email protected] TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- decedent's estate must file their Judith A. Gumbrecht NOTICE OF FORECLO- lowing vehicles will be sold at NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD TEMS, INC. AS NOM- claims with this court WITHIN 3 SURE public sale on 02/27/2019, MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Publish: February 13, 2019 SALE PURSUANT TO 09:00 am at 1850 High St, OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION B090 CHAPTER 45 Longwood, FL 32750 OF THIS NOTICE. Longwood, FL 32750-3722, pur- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN suant to subsection F.S. 713.78. IN THE TIME PERIODS SET that sale will be made pursuant Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves FORTH IN FLORIDA NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS to an Order Resetting Sale the right to accept or reject any STATUTES SECTION 733.702 NAME entered on January 7, 2019 and/or all bids. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. in Civil Case No.

NOTWITHSTANDING THE Notice is hereby given that we 2016CA002994, of the Circuit 2009 1FAHP32N09W157732 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH are engaged in business at Court of the EIGHTEENTH FORD ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED 3197 Egrets Landing Drive, Judicial Circuit in and for 2003 1N4AL11D33C305259 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Seminole County, Lake Mary, Seminole County, Florida, NISSAN AFTER THE DECEDENT'S Florida 32746 under the wherein, U.S. BANK NATIONAL 1999 2G4WY52M1X1418559 DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Fictitious Name of Print Puff ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE BUICK Pass, and that we intend to reg- FOR CITIGROUP MORTGAGE 2016 3GNCJLSB0GL160698 The date of first publication of ister said name with the LOAN TRUST 2006-WFHE3, CHEVROLET this notice is February 6, 2019. Divisions of Corporations, ASSET-BACKED PASS- 2007 3GNDA13DX7S638253 Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- THROUGH CERTIFICATES, CHEVROLET Attorney for Personal dance with the provisions of the SERIES 2006-WFHE3 is the 1996 4T1BG12K5TU920594 Representatives: Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: Plaintiff, and JOSE CORTES; TOYOTA Section 865.09, Florida Statutes MARISOL CORTES;

Alicia Brannon 1991. UNKNOWN TENANT 1 N/K/A Publish: February 13, 2019 Attorney JOSE CORTES III; ANY AND Florida Bar Number: 27524 B083 TELCHI VENTURES LLC ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES GOZA & HALL, P.A. CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, 28050 U.S. Hwy. 19 N., Publish: February 13, 2019 UNDER AND AGAINST THE Suite 402 B091 HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL Clearwater, FL 33761 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE Telephone: (727) 799-2625 Oviedo Towing, Inc. gives NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR Fax: (727) 796-8908 Notice of Foreclosure of Lien ALIVE, WHETHER SAID FICTITIOUS NAME E-Mail:and intent to sell these vehicles UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY NOTICE [email protected] on 03/09/2019, 09:00 am at 325 CLAIM AN INTEREST AS Secondary E-Mail: Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, [email protected] pursuant to subsection 713.78 Notice is hereby given that GRANTEES, OR OTHER of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo MARIBEL LOPEZ, owner, desir- CLAIMANTS are Defendants. Personal Representatives: Towing, Inc. reserves the right to ing to engage in business under accept or reject any and/or all the fictitious name of MARY’S The Clerk of the Court, Stephen Ross Hagaman bids. CLEANING SERVICES located Grant Maloy will sell to the 2207 Trefoil Drive at 163 MOSSWOOD CIRCLE, highest bidder for cash at 301 N. Export, PA 15632 1G8ZN12892Z247690 2002 WINTER SPRINGS, FL 32708 Park Avenue, Room S-201, SATURN in SEMINOLE County intends to Sanford, FL 32771 on March Julia Lynn Hagaman register the said name with the 14, 2019 at 11:00 AM EST the 116 Roann Drive Publish: February 13, 2019 Division of Corporations, Florida following described real proper- Oviedo, Florida 32765 B084 Department of State, pursuant ty as set forth in said Final to section 865.09 of the Florida Judgment, to wit: Publish: February 6, 13, 2019 Statutes. B035 LOT 184, OF LONGDALE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Publish: February 13, 2019 1ST ADDITION LONG- Oviedo Towing, Inc. gives B092 WOOD, ACCORDING TO Notice of Foreclosure of Lien THE PLAT THEREOF, AS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT and intent to sell these vehicles RECORDED IN PLAT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, on 03/13/2019, 09:00 am at 325 BOOK 13, AT PAGE 94, OF FLORIDA Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, FICTITIOUS NAME THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF pursuant to subsection 713.78 NOTICE SEMINOLE COUNTY, PROBATE DIVISION of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo FLORIDA. Towing, Inc. reserves the right to Notice is hereby given that File No. 2018-CP-001674 accept or reject any and/or all SHE'S THE MAN CORP, owner, ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN bids. desiring to engage in business INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS IN RE: ESTATE OF under the fictitious name of THE FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, 1EC5G3329Y4082065 SEA GENE located at 675 PINE OTHER THAN THE PROPER- LAWRENCE J. JACKMAN 2000 FLEETWOOD RV RIVER PL, OVIEDO, FL 32765 TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE in Seminole County intends to OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST register the said name with the Deceased. Publish: February 13, 2019 FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS Division of Corporations, Florida B085 AFTER THE SALE. Department of State, pursuant NOTICE TO CREDITORS to section 865.09 of the Florida Dated this 8 day of February, Statutes. The administration of the estate 2019. of LAWRENCE J. JACKMAN, PUBLIC SALE Publish: February 13, 2019 deceased, whose date of death ALDRIDGE | PITE, LLP was November 16, 2018, is B093 Attorney for Plaintiff "Magnolia Self Storage shall pending in the Circuit Court for conduct a public sale on the fol- 1615 South Congress Avenue SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Feb. 13-16, 2019 • PAGE 11

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rating of Class 7. One of the steps in joining the CRS was to adopt a Flood Plain webpage provides valuable information and links to other Floodplain Ordinance in line with FEMA regulations and the Florida informational sites. At the end of 2018 we went live with our Building Codes. This ordinance was adopted January 11, 2016. The Citizenserve electronic permitting and information system. The sys- ordinance includes increased standards over and above the mini- tem allows citizens to request Flood Zone Determinations online as mums set by the State & Federal Government. well as apply for permits to work in flood prone areas. The coming year we intend to work toward developing additional programs to tar- Report Preparation: get a larger audience. This report has been prepared by Mike Cash, CFM, Floodplain Administrator and CRS Coordinator for the City of Sanford. The Goal 2 - Enforce proper building and stormwater objectives and prac- report is based on notes and emails from multiple meetings with City tices. and Seminole County Staff. Objective 1.1- Continue training and review of building codes. Distribution: Copies of this report will be available for viewing at the City The Sanford Building Department has adopted the latest version of Administration building at 300 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida and the Florida Building Code and is enforcing the higher standards will be provided to our City Commission during an upcoming public required by our flood plain ordinance. All building permit applications meeting. It will also be sent to the Sanford Herald for publication. are routed to the Planning Department for review and sign-off. Planning staff has been trained to look for Substantial Improvement/ Goals & Objectives: Substantial Damage when processing applications. The City Flood Goal 1 - Engage in risk-based mitigation planning resulting in sus- Plain Manager provides a Flood Plain Assessment for each new tainable actions that reduce or eliminate risks to life and property home application as well. We do annual mailings to HVAC and from flooding. Gas/Propane vendors to inform them of code requirements.

Objective 1.1- Participate in Local Mitigation Strategy meetings and Objective 1.2- Perform ongoing maintenance of city streets, storm communicate concerns and issues. drains, street culverts, and storm water pond inlets and outfalls.

LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS The City of Sanford was represented on the Local Mitigation Group The City Public Works Department, Stormwater Division continues to by attending all quarterly meetings and special meetings as request- provide comprehensive service including a maintenance program for ed. The representative for the City of Sanford is the Fire Chief who all drainage facilities within the City. We take advantage of intense also serves as Vice Chair of the Working Group, and has provided rainfall events to target and assess the performance of existing sys- City of Sanford Progress Report on Implementation of During extreme events, the City of Sanford is subject to flooding from updates on the wind retro-fitting projects for Fire Station 32 and Fire tems in order to identify areas that would receive attention after flood Credited plan the St. Johns River as well as multiple local lakes and streams. As Station 38 that was funded as a result of Hurricane Matthew. The City waters receded. part of an effort to reduce the impact and exposure to this threat, the continues to place projects on the priority list and is awaiting funding In 2018 we completed construction of a Capital Improvement Project From: City of Sanford Community Rating System City has entered into a Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) – Floodplain opportunities on other projects currently on the list. for the Cloud Branch Storm Water System. The project provides Coordinator Management Plan with Seminole County and seven other County flooding relief for one of the three major basins within the City. We municipalities. The City Commission adopted the Local Mitigation Objective 1.2-Coordinate with the County and other local government also contracted with CPH Engineering to do preliminary engineering Subject: Local Mitigation Strategy - Strategy on December 14, 2015. City Specific Goals and strategies agencies to develop and administer outreach programs to gain par- assessments for a major overhaul of the Pump Branch Storm Floodplain Management Plan 2018 can be found in Municipal Annex F of the LMS. ticipation in mitigation programs by business, industry, institutions System. Plan Adopted December 14, 2015 and Expires October and community groups. 1, 2020 In addition to the LMS the City also took steps to join the Community Publish: February 13, 2019 Rating System (CRS) of the National Flood Insurance Program The City continues to provide outreach/education via the Utility Billing B080 Background: (NFIP). Sanford officially joined the CRS on October 1, 2016 with a System and placing placards in public locations within the City. Our PAGE 12 • Midweek: Feb. 13-16, 2019 SANFORD HERALD

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Suite 200 days before your sched- The administration of the estate claims with this court WITHIN 3 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, MONTHS AFTER THE DATE decedent's estate must file their Delray Beach, FL 33445 uled court appearance, or of RAYMOND EUGENE VEC- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE FLORIDA OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT claims with this court WITHIN 3 Telephone: (844) 470-8804 immediately upon receiv- CHIARELLI, deceased, whose OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Facsimile: (561) 392-6965 ing this notification if the date of death was December 1, OF THIS NOTICE. PROBATE DIVISION FLORIDA OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION time before the scheduled 2018, is pending in the Circuit ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- OF THIS NOTICE. By: appearance is less than 7 Court for SEMINOLE County, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- File No. 2019CP000161 IN THE TIME PERIODS SET PROBATE DIVISION Nusrat Mansoor, Esq. days; if you are hearing or Florida, Probate Division, the IN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN FLORIDA ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- FBN: 86110 voice impaired, call 711. address of which is 301 N. Park FORTH IN FLORIDA IN RE: ESTATE OF STATUTES SECTION 733.702 File No. 2019CP000154 IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Primary E-Mail: Ave, Sanford, Florida 32773. STATUTES SECTION 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. FORTH IN FLORIDA [email protected] Publish: February 13, 20, 2019 The names and addresses of WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. SARKIS BARUPIAN IN RE: ESTATE OF STATUTES SECTION 733.702 B095 the personal representative and NOTWITHSTANDING THE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. IMPORTANT the personal representative's NOTWITHSTANDING THE Deceased. TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ZENAIDA RUSHING attorney are set forth below. TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED NOTWITHSTANDING THE AMERICANS WITH DIS- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED NOTICE TO CREDITORS TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Deceased. TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABILITIES ACT: If you are All creditors of the decedent and TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED a person with a disability IN THE CIRCUIT COURT other persons having claims or AFTER THE DECEDENT'S The administration of the estate DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE who needs any accommo- FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, demands against decedent's DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. of SARKIS BARUPIAN, AFTER THE DECEDENT’S dation in order to partici- FLORIDA estate on whom a copy of this deceased, whose date of death The date of first publication of The administration of the estate DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. pate in this proceeding, PROBATE DIVISION notice is required to be served The date of first publication of was January 18, 2019, is pend- this notice is February 13, 2019. of ZENAIDA RUSHING, you are entitled, at no must file their claims with this this notice is February 13, 2019. ing in the Circuit Court for SEMI- deceased, whose date of death The date of first publication of cost to you, to the provi- File No. 2019-CP-000047 court ON OR BEFORE THE NOLE County, Florida, Probate Attorney for Personal was October 03, 2018, is pend- this notice is February 13, 2019. sion of certain assis- Division LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Attorney for Personal Division, the address of which is Representative ing in the Circuit Court for SEMI- tance. If you require THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Representative: P.O. Box 8099, Sanford, FL NOLE County, Florida, Probate Attorney for Personal assistance please con- IN RE: ESTATE OF LICATION OF THIS NOTICE 32772-8099. The names and /s/ John R. Nelson Division, the address of which is Representative tact: ADA Coordinator, at OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Nathan L. Townsend, Esq. addresses of the personal rep- P.O. Box 8099, Sanford, FL Seminole Court RAYMOND EUGENE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Attorney resentative and the personal John R. Nelson, Esquire 32772. The names and /s/ Bradley J. Busbin Administration, 301 N. VECCHIARELLI THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Florida Bar Number: 0095885 representative's attorney are set addresses of the personal rep- Park Ave, Suite N301, 1000 Legion Place, Ste. 1200 forth below. Email: [email protected] resentative and the personal Bradley J. Busbin, Esquire Sanford, Florida, 32771- Deceased. All other creditors of the dece- Orlando, FL 32801 Florida Bar No. 1002522 representative's attorney are set 1292, (407) 665-4227. dent and other persons having Telephone: (407) 792-6100 All creditors of the decedent and Busbin Law Firm, P.A. forth below. Email: [email protected] NOTE: You must contact NOTICE TO CREDITORS claims or demands against Fax: (407) 982-1314 other persons having claims or 2295 S. Hiawassee, Suite 207 Florida Bar No. 0127504 coordinator at least 7 decedent's estate must file their E-Mail: [email protected] demands against decedent's Orlando, FL 32835 All creditors of the decedent and Busbin Law Firm, P.A. Secondary E-Mail: estate on whom a copy of this Telephone: (407) 995-4595 other persons having claims or 2295 S. Hiawassee, Suite 207 [email protected] notice is required to be served Fax: (407) 627-0318 demands against decedent's Orlando, FL 32835 must file their claims with this estate on whom a copy of this Telephone: (407) 995-4595 Personal Representative: court ON OR BEFORE THE Personal Representative: notice is required to be served Fax: (407) 627-0318 LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER must file their claims with this Sally Vecchiarelli THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- /s/ Gregorio Barupian court ON OR BEFORE THE Personal Representative: 1129 Dove Lane LICATION OF THIS NOTICE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Winter Springs, Florida 32708 OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Gregorio Barupian THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- /s/ DEBRA ANN STOLTE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF LICATION OF THIS NOTICE Publish: February 13, 20, 2019 THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 1205 Tadsworth Terrace OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE DEBRA ANN STOLTE B096 Heathrow, FL 32746 OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF All other creditors of the dece- THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 624 Coral Glen Loop, Apt. 203 dent and other persons having Publish: February 13, 20, 2019 Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 claims or demands against B097 All other creditors of the dece- decedent's estate must file their dent and other persons having Publish: February 13, 20, 2019 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT claims with this court WITHIN 3 claims or demands against B098