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Tuesday, January 22, 2019 www.newsherald.com @The_News_Herald facebook.com/panamacitynewsherald 75¢ St. Joe sees big recovery role

A question and in east Bay County to help you see as the role that the St. answer with CEO alleviate the shortage of Joe Company can play in allevi- Jorge Gonzales workforce housing caused ating the housing crisis that the about the company’s by the storm, continuing hurricane caused? development plans with plans to build a hotel at A. A very important role. aft er Hurricane Michael the Panama City Marina and Specifically, we see oppor- plans to develop a 200-acre tunities for us to make By Ed Offley retail and residential village investments in new com- [email protected] in Mexico Beach. munities in east Bay County, As the largest private new residential communities. WATERSOUND — In landowner and a major devel- We’ve already announced the aftermath of Hurricane oper in Bay County, St. Joe one of those (with 800 home Michael, the St. Joe Company actually has a much more sites on a 592-acre tract in is looking to help rebuild Bay ambitious agenda for help- Brannonville). … There is County. ing the region recover. Here potentially a couple of others The company has are excerpts from an extended that we are evaluating in east announced or reaffirmed conversation on Wednesday Bay County. We do under- its involvement in several with company President and stand the housing shortage is projects since the storm, CEO Jorge Gonzalez. including developing a 592- Q. In this whole post-Hurri- Jorge Gonzalez is president and CEO of the St. Joe Company. [ED acre residential community cane Michael situation, what do See RECOVERY, A4 OFFLEY/THE NEWS HERALD] Chaos into canvas Bay Courthouse added to nation’s Civil Rights Trail

By Eryn Dion from vending machines in @PCNHErynDione a Panama City pool hall in [email protected] 1961 — and the resulting case that traveled from the PANAMA CITY — While Bay County Courthouse the right to an attorney in all the way to the Supreme a criminal proceeding and Court — that defendants the public defender’s office won the right to have an are staples in the country’s attorney appointed to rep- justice system today, just resent them in court even if 57 years ago that wasn’t they couldn’t afford to pay, the case. and the modern day public In fact, it wasn’t until defender’s office was born. Clarence Earl Gideon was charged with trying to steal See RIGHTS, A6

SPORTS | B1 COUNTY SOCCER TEAMS BEGIN DISTRICT TOURNEY Chad Gainey chainsaws stumps into beautiful PLAY works of art after Hurricane Michael

By Katie Landeck @PCNHKatieL [email protected] For poor, safety BAYOU GEORGE — The 10-foot tall splintered tree net in shutdown stump in the front yard was a stark reminder of loss. The loss of trees since Hur- doesn’t feel safe ricane Michael rearranged the landscape on Oct. 10. By Juliet Linderman though she’s preparing for The loss of the homeowner’s The Associated Press a winter storm. But she’s father, who had planted the just trying to make sure tree decades ago. The loss of WASHINGTON — Doris her family won’t go hungry a sense of normal. Cochran, a disabled mother if her food stamps run out. But it also was a tie to of two young boys, is For those like Cochran memories the homeowner stockpiling canned foods who rely on federal aid pro- didn’t want to let go of, so these days, filling her grams, the social safety net like hundreds of people since shelves with noodle soup, no longer feels so safe. the storm, they called Chad green beans, peaches and As the longest govern- Gainey. The owner of this home wanted to fi nd a new use for a tree that was pears — anything that can ment shutdown in U.S. taken out by Hurricane Michael. The sculpture is in memory of one last for months or even See ART, A4 of the homeowner’s father. [KATIE LANDECK/THE NEWS HERALD] years. Her pantry looks as See SAFE, A6

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GO & DO CELEBRATE COMMUNITY TODAY IN HISTORY Tuesday, Jan. 22 NOVEL WRITING: 1-3 p.m. PICTURE PERFECT The Associated Press at the Panama City Beach Public Library, 12500 Hutchi- Today is Tuesday, Jan. son Blvd. Joleen Long's class We want your photos: Post your photos to the News Herald Facebook page with your name, city of residence and 22, the 22nd day of 2019. will focus on parameters information about the photo. You can email photos to [email protected]. There are 343 days left in of the novel, beginnings, the year. endings, manipulating time, Today's Highlight in subplots, characterization, History: point of view, and theme. On Jan. 22, 1973, the U.S. While some basic knowl- Supreme Court, in its Roe edge of fi ction writing is v. Wade decision, legalized encouraged, students do abortions using a trimester not need any prior knowl- approach. Former Presi- edge in order to attend the dent Lyndon B. Johnson class. Limit: 25 students per died at his Texas ranch at class and must pre-register. age 64. Details at NWRLS.com On this date: 'ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA In 1498, during his third - THE STRATFORD FESTIVAL voyage to the Western FROM STAGE TO SCREEN': Hemisphere, Christopher 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Columbus arrived at the Panama City Center for present-day Caribbean the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St., island of St. Vincent. Panama City (taking over In 1901, Britain's Queen for the Martin Theatre). Victoria died at age 81 Presenting Shakespeare after a reign of 63 years; plays as recorded live on she was succeeded by her stage. Details at MartinThe- eldest son, Edward VII. atre.com In 1907, the Richard DENNIS 'MOONSHINE' Strauss opera "Salome" RADER: 2 p.m. at the Todd made its American debut Herendeen Theatre in at the Metropolitan Opera Panama City Beach. One in New York; its racy show only. 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Setting it straight It is the policy of The News Herald to correct all errors that appear in news stories. If you wish to report an error or clarify a story, call 747-5070. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 22, 2019 A3 LOCAL&STATE 5 storm needs outlined for reps

By Katie Landeck granddaddy of storms,” 1. Reimbursement for debris that leaders are asking for the a key issue for municipalities @PCNHKatieL Gainer said. “This will removal federal government to pick up as the county and Panama [email protected] take the granddaddy of While rural communi- at least 90 percent because of City demonstrated when legislation.” ties around Bay County are the magnitude of the storm. they each took out $50 mil- PANAMA CITY — With the In an informal hour-and- having theirs removed at the The municipalities are cur- lion loans. The state has a deadline ticking for legislative a-half meeting, the mayors state’s expense, Bay County’s rently looking at paying 12.5 low-interest catastrophe and appropriations proposals, outlined their current con- population is large enough percent. There also was talk fund, the municipalities are Rep. Jay Trumbull and Sen. cerns to Trumbull, Gainer as that it’s being asked to pick about asking the state to pick asking to borrow from. They George Gainer met with area well as U.S. Rep. Neal Dunn, up a share. The key question up a portion of the city’s tabs. also are looking for money mayors on Monday to find out who was in attendance, and is how much. Some leaders, from the federal community what they need from the state offered a few ideas about most notably Lynn Haven 2. Access to money disaster loan program. legislature. what steps could be taken. Mayor Margo Anderson, have With money tied up in “We’ve got to make it Here are the top five items called for 100 percent federal paying for debris hauling, known, that this is the they spoke about. reimbursement, but short of access to money is becoming See NEEDS, A6 Groups check on Millville Sick-outs of TSA residents during MLK Day screeners climbing

By David Koenig The Associated Press

The percentage of TSA air- port screeners missing work has hit 10 percent as the par- tial government shutdown stretches into its fifth week. The Transportation Secu- rity Administration said Monday that Sunday’s absence rate compared to 3.1 percent on the comparable Sunday a year ago. The workers who screen passengers and their bags face missing another paycheck if the shutdown doesn’t end early this week. According to TSA, many of them said the financial hardship is pre- venting them from reporting to work. TSA said the national aver- age waiting time in airport checkpoint lines is within the normal limit of 30 minutes, but there are longer lines at some airports. The agency has dispatched extra screeners to airports in Atlanta, LaGuardia Airport in AmeriCorps Goodwill workers Joseph D’Aurora and Margaret Thomas speak with Andre Childers on Monday about the damage his home New York, and Newark, New suffered in Hurricane Michael. The pair interviewed residents about how long it took to get utilities back after the storm and what sort Jersey. A TSA spokesman said of assistance they received, be it from FEMA or insurance. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] other airports might be get- ting additional help. Sunday’s 10 percent absence By Collin Breaux “Our goal is to talk to as rate indicates that more than @[email protected] many citizens as possible 3,000 airport screeners @PCNHCollinB as we go door to door with missed work. TSA has 51,000 questionnaires to gather screeners, and a spokesman PANAMA CITY — More information about the con- said that about 33,000 work than 100 days after Hurri- dition of their dwelling and on any given day. That topped cane Michael, volunteers their access to resources,” the previous high of 8 percent going door to door in a said AmeriCorps Good- on Saturday. Millville neighborhood are will GoodWorks! Director With fewer screeners, TSA still taking in the damage. Samuel Jackson Jr., who closed one of its security The volunteers — who coordinated the event. checkpoints at Baltimore/ walk in the road when “Having this informa- Washington airport during piles of tree limbs and other tion will assist community the weekend, reopened it, but debris cover the sidewalk — leaders in building a com- closed it again Monday after- are looking for information prehensive plan that best noon, according to an airport about how bad the damage utilizes all resources.” spokeswoman. is, because while the physi- Martin Luther King Jr. A checkpoint at Houston’s AmeriCorps Goodwill workers Margaret Thomas and Joseph cal signs of the damage are Day is a day of service for Bush Intercontinental Airport D’Aurora take note of damage in Millville on Monday. Goodwill is everywhere, officials still agencies like AmeriCorps remained closed. An airport checking in on Millville residents to see how they are doing after are struggling to quantify and GoodWorks. In past spokesman said lines were the storm and gathering information that can be used for future the impacts the hurricane relatively short at the other recovery efforts. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] has had on residents. See RESIDENTS, A6 six checkpoints. TSA appeared to be manag- ing the high sick-out rate as well as could be expected. The agency said that on Sunday it THE BLOTTER screened 1.78 million pas- sengers, and only 6.9 percent News Herald staff reports fact, was now in posses- investigation. 48-year-old son. He had just — about 120,000 people — had sion of a new white iPhone, been released from jail two to wait 15 minutes or longer to PANAMA CITY BEACH apparently left behind by the PANAMA CITY BEACH days ago, the man’s 70-year- get through security. A burglary in reverse burglar. Never too old to old father explained, and has No figures were available The caller took the phone get kicked out been causing problems ever for Monday, but websites or When Bay County Sher- with him to work, according since, “wanting to argue with spokespeople for several major iff’s Office deputies respond to the report, and checked Parenting books often talk everyone,” the report reads. airports including Dallas-Fort to a burglary call, they usu- with family to make sure about the “terrible two’s” The father, the deputy Worth and Chicago’s O’Hare ally expect to be dealing with it wasn’t any family mem- and other dreaded age mile- wrote, wanted the son gone. reported normal security lines things that are missing. ber’s. When no one said stones for children. Making his way to the back and few problems. Hartsfield- Last week, they encoun- they were missing the They don’t, to the best of the house, the deputy Jackson Atlanta International tered the opposite. phone, he decided to call law of our knowledge, mention found the son already pack- Airport, which had some of A deputy responding to a enforcement. anything about children in ing. He would leave, he the longest lines in the country report of a vehicle burglary Because the phone had their 40s. told the deputy, and make last week, reported waits of on Palm Bay Boulevard been handled, the deputy The Bay County Sheriff’s arrangements for his things 15 to 30 minutes at domestic- found a caller who said was unable to dust the phone Office was called to a home at a later day. travel checkpoints Monday. someone had gotten into his for prints. It was filed as on Wahoo Road in Bay Point He then departed the resi- Los Angeles International Air- vehicle overnight. He wasn’t evidence with BCSO. The last week to settle a squabble dence on his bicycle. port showed most lines under missing anything and, in case remains open pending between a couple and their This case is closed. 20 minutes. * ** A4 Tuesday, January 22, 2019 | The News Herald

FIVE DAY FORECAST FOR NORTHWEST FLORIDA FLORIDA CITIES Today Wed. Today Wed. TODAY Some sunshine giving Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W way to clouds and Clearwater 72/62/pc 76/65/pc Lakeland 72/60/pc 80/66/pc breezy today. Winds Daytona Beach 69/59/pc 75/67/sh Melbourne 73/64/pc 79/70/pc east-southeast 10-20 Ft. Lauderdale 73/69/pc 79/72/c Miami 74/69/pc 80/72/pc mph. Partly cloudy Gainesville 69/56/pc 77/63/pc Naples 77/63/pc 81/70/pc and breezy tonight. Jacksonville 64/55/pc 74/63/c Ocala 71/55/pc 79/65/pc Jupiter 73/68/pc 78/72/c Okeechobee 72/61/pc 78/67/pc High 6 a.m Noon 6 p.m Key Largo 75/71/pc 78/74/pc Orlando 71/59/pc 79/67/c Cloudy, windy; a little Mainly cloudy, breezy Key West 76/72/pc 79/73/pc Palm Beach 74/70/pc 78/74/c Plenty of sun Mostly sunny 64° p.m. rain and cooler Lake City 67/56/pc 75/59/pc Tampa 74/61/pc 79/67/pc Low WORLD CITIES 44° 60° 60° 70°/49° 55°/38° 56°/37° 58°/42° Today Wed. Today Wed. 57° Winds: ESE 10-20 mph Winds: SSE 15-25 mph Winds: WNW 10-20 mph Winds: N 7-14 mph Winds: SE 4-8 mph City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Baghdad 60/39/s 63/40/s Mexico City 74/43/s 74/42/s REGIONAL WEATHER Berlin 33/22/s 31/21/pc Montreal 9/6/pc 33/29/sn Bermuda 59/56/sh 61/58/pc Nassau 76/67/c 80/70/pc Valdosta DeFuniak Bainbridge Hong Kong 67/55/s 66/59/s Paris 36/32/sn 36/29/pc Marianna 63/52 Jerusalem 59/38/s 58/44/c Rome 47/36/r 50/37/r Mobile Springs 61/55 63/55 63/59 59/56 Kabul 36/15/s 34/13/s Tokyo 50/38/s 55/39/s Crestview London 42/31/pc 39/30/pc Toronto 26/23/pc 40/26/r 60/55 Chipley Monticello 49/42 Madrid 47/37/sh 54/42/sh Vancouver 43/41/r 48/37/pc 60/55 Quincy FORT WALTON 64/55 NATIONAL CITIES Pensacola BEACH Today Wed. Today Wed. 61/59 61/59 Destin Tallahassee City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W 65/55 62/60 PANAMA CITY Albuquerque 41/23/pc 43/27/s Memphis 51/40/r 43/25/r 64/57 Anchorage 26/24/c 37/31/sn Milwaukee 34/23/sn 28/13/sn MARINE FORECAST Perry Atlanta 47/42/pc 62/37/r Minneapolis 22/6/sn 19/2/pc Gulf Temperature: 58° 69/57 Baltimore 32/23/s 44/42/r Nashville 51/47/pc 54/25/r Offshore Northwest Florida Birmingham 52/48/pc 60/29/r New Orleans 70/62/r 67/36/r Today: Wind from the Carrabelle Boston 28/19/s 46/43/c New York City 29/26/s 41/40/r Port 63/59 east-southeast at 10-20 knots. St. Joe Shown is today’s Charlotte 43/33/pc 52/51/c Oklahoma City 52/24/s 45/28/s Seas 4-7 feet. Visibility clear. Tomorrow: Small craft should 63/59 Apalachicola weather. Temperatures Chicago 36/29/sn 30/7/c Philadelphia 31/26/s 45/43/r Wind east-southeast at 10-20 exercise caution. Wind south- are today’s highs and Cincinnati 41/38/pc 46/22/r Phoenix 64/39/s 64/41/s knots. Seas 4-8 feet. Cloudy. southeast at 15-25 knots. Seas 62/60 tonight’s lows. Cleveland 35/32/pc 47/28/r Pittsburgh 33/29/pc 46/29/r 5-9 feet. Visibility under 3 miles TIDES Dallas 65/32/pc 49/33/s St. Louis 45/26/r 30/22/c ALMANAC in afternoon rain. High Low Weather(W): s-sunny, Denver 31/15/sn 44/23/pc Salt Lake City 31/20/pc 35/29/c Apalachicola pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, Detroit 30/28/c 40/23/r San Antonio 67/39/pc 57/32/pc through 4 p.m. yesterday 3:08a 11:25a UV INDEX TODAY 6:35p 10:50p sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, Honolulu 83/68/s 84/69/s San Diego 66/46/s 68/49/s Panama City Destin sf-snow fl urries, sn-snow, i-ice. Houston 72/41/r 50/30/r San Francisco 59/45/s 60/47/s AccuWeather.com 11:22p 9:24a Temperatures The higher the ------Indianapolis 40/36/r 39/19/r Seattle 48/46/r 53/44/r UV Index™ number, the greater the Forecasts and graphics provided by High/low ...... 58°/34° West Pass AccuWeather, Inc. Kansas City 45/17/r 33/22/pc Topeka 47/18/r 37/25/s need for eye and skin protection. 2:41a 10:58a ©2019 Last year's high/low ...... 71°/40° 6:08p 10:23p Las Vegas 54/35/s 57/39/s Tucson 57/32/s 62/35/s Normal high/low ...... 63°/42° Panama City 10:58p 8:38a Los Angeles 66/44/s 69/49/s Wash., DC 35/30/s 49/47/r Record high ...... 77° (1982) ------Record low ...... 6° (1985) Port St. Joe 8:48p 9:42a Precipitation ------24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" Okaloosa Island 9:55p 8:30a Month to date ...... 2.29" ------Normal month to date ...... 3.26" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton 12:42a 11:45a Year to date ...... 2.29" 0-2 3-5 6-7 ------Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 3.26" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme --- 11:15a Average humidity ...... 55% ------Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola 11:55p 9:58a Temperatures ------Fishing Bend --- 10:49a High/low ...... 55°/34° ------Last year's high/low ...... 68°/44° The Narrows 12:39a 12:49p Normal high/low ...... 61°/45° Last New First Full ------Record high ...... 78° (1952) Carrabelle Jan 27 Feb 4 Feb 12 Feb 19 1:43a 9:12a Record low ...... 4° (1985) 5:10p 8:37p Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... 1.86" Through 7 a.m. Mon. Flood Normal month to date ...... 3.01" Sunrise today ...... 6:38 a.m. Apalachicola Level Stage Year to date ...... 1.86" Sunset tonight ...... 5:10 p.m. Blountstown 14.71 ft. 15 ft. Normal year to date ...... 3.01" Moonrise today ...... 7:08 p.m. Choctawhatchee Average humidity ...... 58% Moonset today ...... 7:53 a.m. Caryville 8.42 ft. 12 ft. Alabama BEACH FLAG WARNINGS Shown are today’s noon postions of Clairborne 34.90 ft. 42 ft. weather systems and precipitation. Escambia Temperature bands are highs for the day. Water Century 11.14 ft. 17 ft. Low Medium High closed Dangerous Tombigbee Hazard Hazard Hazard to public Marine Life Coffeeville, AL 21.66 ft. 29 ft.

the types of assets that we own areas of Bay County that are RECOVERY — we own land in communities, already designated as Quali- ART whether it is in Panama City, fied Opportunity Zones. We From Page A1 Panama City Beach, Mexico think they are a really good From Page A1 Beach, Port St. Joe — so, we vehicle to encourage private obviously more acute in east strongly believe that when investment in those areas. I Bay County. … good things are happening in also know that there is an ini- Gainey is a professional Another one is garden apart- the community, good things tiative to try to designate all of chainsaw sculptor. Yes, ments. That is another housing are happening for us because of Bay County east of the bridge that’s a thing. option that we believe consum- the assets that we own. When as a Qualified Opportunity He fell into it a little less ers want to have for various bad things happen in the com- Zone. We think that is a great than 10 years ago. His wife reasons — lifestyle reasons, munity, bad things happen to initiative in light of the storm was making candles for transitional reasons. So, we have us. We are essentially joined and the damage that it caused. the St. Andrew’s farmer’s several apartment projects that at the hip. So, post-storm, our So, the short answer to that market and he wanted we are contemplating moving thought is we need to accelerate question is, yes, we see Quali- something to contribute The owner of this home forward with. One we already our investments, and both meet fied Opportunity Zones as to the booth, so the former wanted to fi nd a new use have under construction that the needs of the community. By potentially playing a big role agriculture teacher started for a tree that was taken was planned before the storm, doing that, we see that we are in encouraging private invest- carving tiki heads in 2011. out by Hurricane Michael. which is Pier Park Crossings in also going to be making sound ment in Bay County. We’re He started getting more The sculpture is in memory Panama City Beach. Since the business decisions for us. We familiar with them; that’s part requests for bigger and of one of the homeowner’s storm, we have been evaluating don’t see that as being mutually of the assessment that we are bigger things, and now he’s father. [KATIE LANDECK/THE new, potential apartment proj- exclusive. … making in terms of potential a brand ambassador for the NEWS HERALD] ects in Bay County. We’re not at Q. As a publicly traded corpora- new projects. … We welcome Husqvarna H Team and has a point yet where we are ready to tion, you have certain constraints all private investment that been featured on the televi- dolphin jumping through move forward or announce any on what you can and cannot say, meets a community need. sion shows. a school of ladyfish, and particular one, but we have been but in general, what might we be So, we definitely see a great Lately, though, there’s carved a scripture into it spending a lot of time thinking hearing from you in the next year opportunity in that program, been plenty of work locally, about creating beauty from about garden apartments in Bay or two? and we definitely see us work- as Michael turned thou- ashes. On Sunday, he was County and that’s moving for- A. We’ve been in the plan- ing within that program. … sands and thousands of working on another eagle ward. It’s under the auspices of ning phase for several new If the designation is trees into his kind of canvas. project in Bayou George in providing more housing options projects even before the storm. expanded in that manner … we “The landscape has honor of the homeowner’s for the residents of Bay County. We’ve added quite a few proj- do own a significant amount of changed so much for late father, a veteran. Q. It’s fair to say St. Joe has a ects since the storm that we are land in east Bay County (and) everybody that I think “They can still have their well-deserved reputation of build- evaluating. We’ve announced in Gulf County, for example. people were really drawn tree and kind of give it a ing luxury, high-end, resort-quality some of them already like the Some of it is already in Quali- to it because it adds some second life by having some- housing for people who want to (Brannonville residential com- fied Opportunity Zones, and if beauty,” Gainey said. “You thing memorable carved come here and enjoy the Florida munity) in east Bay County. the expansion happens, even know, it kind of represents into it,” Gainey said. lifestyle. How significant a shift is Others we haven’t announced more of it will be in Qualified the rebuilding and what’s to The process, Gainey this in your overall approach? yet because we are still in the Opportunity Zones. … If there come, turning a bad situa- said, is still a little surreal. A. It is a slight shift, but not planning phase. is an opportunity for us to pur- tion into, though a lot of He knows what he’s doing, as significant a shift as it may Assuming that a reasonable chase property where we think work, something that’s he says, but nevertheless, appear on the surface. For number of those move forward, there is a market demand and a good and still remember- it still in some ways sur- example, we’ve been develop- I anticipate over the next 12 to community need, and it hap- ing what was there.” prises him how a stump can ing a community in Panama City 24 months, we’ll have many pens to be in an Opportunity Gainey said he has become so much more than Beach called Breakfast Point for other announcements about Zone, and it is property we received 200 or more a stump with a few days’ many years. The Breakfast Point different projects. Again, to us, don’t own, we’re not opposed inquiries during the past worth of careful cutting. community is a very normal, all of those projects we believe to evaluating potential acqui- three months, and already It’s a job he doesn’t take proper residential community that there is a market demand, sition of property, either. has completed some high- lightly. for local residents. It’s not a a need for (them), and we feel Q. As you know, Bay County profile projects. A sculpture “People are trusting me high-end resort, second-home comfortable that we can meet has established a Long-Term of a bald eagle waving an with — it’s not just paying vacation rental type of commu- that market demand and need. Recovery Task Force. They are American flag he carved for a sculpture — they are nity. We have families who work Q. After the storm, Panama City currently seeking volunteer mem- at a State Avenue home in trusting me with the tree in Bay County who live in Break- Mayor Greg Brudnicki, City Man- bers for their working groups November literally caused they want to preserve and fast Point. We also have some ager Mark McQueen and attorney that will handle issues like hous- traffic jams as he turned make something out of,” empty nesters who choose to William Harrison put together a ing, medical and other specific a broken piece of storm he said. live there. So, this is not a brand- vision for Panama City including topics, in order to put together debris into a sign of hope. Gainey carves all kinds new concept for us. the new federal Qualified Oppor- a comprehensive recovery plan. In Parker, he carved a of stumps, though he said Obviously, after the storm we tunity Zones for depressed and Are you and your people going marlin jumping beside a hardwoods are best, and have seen a strong need for more blighted zones. Do you see any to be involved in this … including canal for a man who lost said that “anything is pos- of those types of communities, potential for the company to get participating in the task force? more than a dozen trees. sible” for the design. The particularly in east Bay County. involved in that area? A. Yes, we expect to. Any In Lynn Haven, he created best way to reach him is That’s where the slight shift is. A. Absolutely. We’re fairly help we can provide to that a created a “hurricane” through his business page … One of the things that is very familiar with Qualified Oppor- initiative and effort, we will heron. On Monroe Avenue, on Facebook, Chad Gainey important to us is, because of tunity Zones. There are certain be glad to provide it. he did a sculpture of a Sculpture. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 22, 2019 A5

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Today DennisRaderMusic.com or Bob Little Road, Panama young man with Asperger’s and author J.C. Hallman. fi ll out your taxes. Details: ZUMBA GOLD: 9-10 a.m. [email protected] City. Everyone welcome. syndrome, who seeks Tickets: $25, LoveTheRep. NWRLS.com at the Lyndell Confer- BEACH KIDS — BUILD WITH Details: 850-265-8058 or lessons from a Broadway com JUST FOR KIDS: 1:30 p.m. at ence Center, 423 Lyndell LEGO: 3:30-4:30 p.m. at the 850-516-5648 dancer so he can dance ‘DANCING LESSONS’: 7:30 Somethin’s Cookin’, 93 E. Lane, Panama City Beach. Panama City Beach Public at an awards dinner. The p.m. at Emerald Coast 11th St., Panama City, with Full-body workout for all Library, 12500 Hutchison Thursday dancer, Senga, is recover- Theatre Co., 560 Grand owner Hannelore Holland ages. Details: 850-236-3033 Blvd. A hands-on STE(A) SAIL INTO SCHOOL: 9:30 ing from an injury that may Blvd. in Sandestin, Mira- guiding children ages 7-14 in BEGINNER LINE DANCE M project. Registration a.m. at the Panama City stop her from dancing per- mar Beach. Tickets $30 for hands-on cooking (and tast- CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at required. For ages 5 and Beach Public Library, 12500 manently. Tickets $30 for adults; $28 for seniors (55 ing) class featuring sweet Frank Brown Park, 16200 older. Details: NWRLS.com Hutchison Blvd. Learn adults; $28 for seniors (55 years and older), students and savory crepes and Panama City Beach Park- A JAZZ REMINISCENCE about colors, numbers, let- years and older), students and military; purchase at cherry vanilla blintzes; leave way, Panama City Beach. OF THE GOLDEN DECADE ters and rhymes to getting and military; purchase at emeraldcoastheatre.org/ with recipes to recreate $3 per dancer. All danc- (1957- 1967) OF BLUE children ready for kinder- emeraldcoastheatre.org/ tickets or 850-684-0323 dishes at home. Cost: $28.50. ers welcome. Details: NOTE RECORDS: 6:30 p.m. garten. Details: NWRLS. tickets or 850-684-0323 AN EVENING OF SHOW- Reservations required: 850-233-5045 at Alice’s on Bayview, com TUNES: 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the 850-769-8979 or Somethin- BOOK BABIES: 10 a.m. at 1000 Bayview Ave., St. BEGINNER LINE DANCE Friday Amelia Center Theatre, Gulf sCookin.com the Panama City Beach Andrews. Gulf Jazz Society CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at WINE TASTING: 5-7 p.m. at Coast State College, Panama SILENT AUCTION/STEAK Public Library, 12500 will feature all-star jazz Frank Brown Park, 16200 Somethin’s Cookin’, 93 E. City. Benefi ting the Ray H. DINNER/ENTERTAINER, Hutchison Blvd. For ages quartet made up of Mike Panama City Beach 11th St., Panama City, with Stanley Memorial Musical RUSS CHANDLER: 5-9 p.m. 0-3 years with a caregiver. Levine (keyboard), George Parkway, Panama City complimentary wine and Theatre Scholarship Fund. at The Fleet Reserve on 2117 Details: NWRLS.com Petropoulos (trumpet), Beach. $3 per dancer. All hors d’oeuvres. Details: Featuring performances by Wilkinson Ave., Panama City BABIES AND TOTS: 10:15 Steve Gilmore (bass) and dancers welcome. Details: 850-769-8979 former and current GCSC Beach. This is the annual a.m. at the Bay County Charles Pagano (drums). 850-233-5045 HOPE ON THE BEACH CHILI students, as well as local Auxiliary Silent Auction; Public Library, 898 W. 11th Reservations: Larry or Amy, ZUMBA GOLD: 10-11 a.m. COOK-OFF AND SILENT community theater perform- proceeds to help victims of St., Panama City. Ages 0-3 850-784-2106. Admission at the Lyndell Conference AUCTION: 6 p.m. at Hope ers. Donations accepted Hurricane Michael. Steak years with a caregiver. $10 for GJS members and Center 423 Lyndell Lane, on the Beach, 3834 U.S. 98 ($20 donation suggested). dinner tickets will be at the Details: NWRLS.com $12 for others; pay at Panama City Beach. Full- W., Panama City Beach. FLORIDA’S SELF-TAUGHT Fleet Bar for $15. Reserve NOVEL WRITING: 1-3 p.m. the door. GJS member- body workout for all Great food, prizes, fun RENEGADE ARTISTS — FLOR- tables if 6 people or more. at the Panama City Beach ship applications will be ages. Details: 850-236-3033 and auction items. With IDA HUMANITIES SERIES: Details: 850-234-5521 Public Library, 12500 available. READ, ROCK AND RHYME: celebrity judges, live 7:30 p.m. at the Panama WINTER DANCE: 6 p.m. at Hutchison Blvd. Joleen 10:15 a.m. at the Bay entertainment, door prizes City Center for the Arts, 19 the Panama City Beach Long’s class will focus Wednesday County Public Library, 898 and cash prizes. $10 fee to E. Fourth St., Panama City. Senior Center, 423 Lyndell on parameters of the ZUMBA GOLD: 9-10 a.m. at W. 11th St., Panama City. enter your chili for judging. Gary Monroe will share the Lane, Panama City Beach. novel, beginnings, end- Frank Brown Park 16200 Ages 3-5 years with a care- Details: 850-267-0322 or stories of 12 remarkable Food provided by Dirty ings, manipulating time, Panama City Beach Park- giver. Details: NWRLS.com admin@hopeonthebeach. artists through a lecture Dick’s Crab House. Music subplots, characterization, way, Panama City Beach. CODE CLUB FOR KIDS: 3:30 org complete with vivid imag- by ProSound Entertain- point of view, and theme. Full-body workout for all p.m. at the Panama City BALLROOM DANCING: ery. The fi rst of a series of ment Dave Johnson. Tickets While some basic knowl- ages. Details: 850-233-5045 Beach Public Library, 12500 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Grand Florida Humanities speakers $20 per person. Details: edge of fi ction writing is GENEALOGY BASICS: 10:30 Hutchison Blvd. For ages Square Hall, 1105 Bob Little the Bay Arts Alliance will 850-233-5065 encouraged, students do p.m. at the Panama City 8-14 to learn how to make Road, Panama City. For all host in 2019. Tickets: $10, ‘DANCING LESSONS’: 6 p.m. not need any prior knowl- Beach Public Library, 12500 apps, games, and websites levels. Enjoy good music on PCCenterForTheArts.com/ at Emerald Coast Theatre edge to attend the class. Hutchison Blvd. New to while gaining skills needed the best dance fl oor in the speaker-series Co., 560 Grand Blvd. in Limit 25 students per class genealogy, but don’t know for college and career area. $5 per person at the Sandestin, Miramar Beach. and must pre-register. how to get started? Come readiness and life success. door. Details: 850-277-0566 Saturday Tickets $30 for adults; Details: NWRLS.com to this class and learn the Details: NWRLS.com or dpgordon01@yahoo. THE MARKET AT ST. $28 for seniors (55 years ‘ANTONY AND CLEOPA- terminology, forms and PROJECT JUMPSTART ART com ANDREWS: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and older), students and TRA — THE STRATFORD process for delving into PAINT PARTY FUNDRAISER: ‘MUTTS GONE NUTS’ — at the Yacht Basin next to military; purchase at emer- FESTIVAL FROM STAGE your family history confi - 6-8 p.m. at the Palms CANINE CABARET: 7:30 p.m. The Shrimp Boat Restaurant aldcoastheatre.org/tickets TO SCREEN’: 2 p.m. and dently. Details: NWRLS.com Conference Center, 9201 at Majestic Resort ball- on Beck Avenue. or 850-684-0323 7 p.m. at the Panama CRAFTERNOONS: 2-4 p.m. Front Beach Road, Panama room, 10901 Front Beach GRAND LAGOON WATER- USAF BAND OF THE WEST City Center for the Arts, at the Bay County Public City Beach. Supports the Road, Panama City Beach. FRONT FARMERS MARKET: — ‘DIMENSIONS IN BLUE’: 19 E. Fourth St., Panama Library, 898 W. 11th St., effort to purchase supplies Featuring 10 of the world’s 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Capt. 7:30 p.m. at the Amelia City (taking over for the Panama City. Hands-on for artists who lost their most talented 4-legged Anderson’s in Panama City Center Theatre, Gulf Coast Martin Theatre). Present- craft projects for students resources because of Hur- performers. Part of the Beach with local makers, State College, Panama ing Shakespeare plays as in elementary and middle ricane Michael. Cost $40 “Martin Presents” series. bakers and growers; child- City. Free admission; get recorded live on stage. school. Details: NWRLS. each or $65 for couples. Details: MartinTheatre. and pet-friendly fun. Details: tickets at Facebook.com/ Refreshments for sale. com Reservations: BeachArt- com/presents-series or Facebook.com/GLWFarmers- GulfCoastStateCollege Details: MartinTheatre.com PANAMA CITY DAFFIN Group.com 850-763-8080 Market/ or 850-481-6848 ADULT COMEDY SHOW: 8-11 DENNIS ‘MOONSHINE’ PARK SENIOR DANCE CLUB ‘DANCING LESSONS’: 7:30 ‘WORDMASTERS’ — ESCAPE AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 a.m. p.m. at Angry Tuna Seafood RADER: 2 p.m. at the MEETING: 5:45 p.m., line p.m. at Emerald Coast The- 2 CREATE LITERARY EVE- to 3 p.m. at the Panama City Co., 701 Pier Park Drive, Todd Herendeen Theatre dancing; 6:30 p.m., fi nger atre Co., 560 Grand Blvd. in NING: 7:30 p.m. at the Rep Beach Public Library, 12500 Panama City Beach. Mark in Panama City Beach. foods; 7-9 p.m. dancing at Sandestin, Miramar Beach. Theatre in Seaside, featuring Hutchison Blvd. Volunteers the Side Splitters’ 1-year One show only. Details: Grand Square Hall, 1105 The play follows Ever, a playwright Donald Carroll will be on hand to help you anniversary. OBITUARIES

JOHNNY LEE CAMPBELL DORIS BASS PERRY ‘BLAINE’ CALDWELL

Funeral services for Doris Bass, 86, of Funeral services City. The family will Mr. Johnny Lee Camp- Lynn Haven, Florida, for Perry “Blaine” receive friends begin- bell, 83, will be held at passed away Saturday, Caldwell, 39, of ning at noon. Interment noon today, Jan. 22, Jan. 19, 2019, at home Panama City, Florida, will follow at Evergreen 2019, at Mt. Zion P.B. surrounded by family. who died Jan. 18, 2019, Memorial Gardens. Church, 1021 Cypress Doris was born in will begin at 1 p.m. To extend condo- Ave., Panama City, Panama City, Florida. Thursday, Jan. 24, lences, visit www. Florida. Interment will She graduated from 2019, at First Baptist heritagefhllc.com. follow in Hillside Cem- Bay High School in Church of Panama etery. In lieu of flowers, 1950. Doris owned and please make a donation managed Bass Grocery to Mt. Zion Primitive in West Bay, Florida, DANNY BROGDON Baptist Church (address until 1971. She was a above) or to The Gents life-member of West Daniel Clyde Taylor Wilkerson (Jef- Inc. Scholarship Fund in Russell Allen Wright, Sr. Bay Advent Christian (Amber), Heather Brogdon, 76, of Wewa- frey), Megan (Jeff) and Mr. Campbell’s name. Mortuary, 1547 Lisenby Church, where she Gentry (Wayne), hitchka, Florida, passed Cassie Whittington; and Arrangements entrusted Ave., Panama City, FL served as a deacon- Jessica Ceurvels, Kai- peacefully on Jan. 20, great-grandchildren, to “The wRight Choice.” 32405, 850-640-2077. ess, treasurer, and was tlyn Rodriguez (A.J.) 2019, surrounded by James and Autumn. actively involved in and Brittney Latta family and friends. He is also survived by the Women’s Home (Austin); siblings, Roy Danny was a farmer for family, Cydne Dil- MICHAEL MANCOS and Foreign Mission Ray (Myrtle), Delma all his life and retired lard (Bucky); a niece; March 26, 1936 – Jan. 18, 2019 Society. Doris had an Ruth Jordan, John from the Apalachicola numerous cousins and extraordinary love for Ray (Donna); and 19 Northern Railroad friends. Michael Mancos gradu- Laura Wolfe, Theresa her family, friends and great-grandchildren. Company. The memorial ser- ated from Ecorse High, Harrison and David church. She was deeply Funeral services Danny was preceded vices will be held on Michigan. Mancos. Mr. Mancos had loved and respected for will be held at 1:30 in death by his par- Wednesday, Jan. 23, He was married to 15 grandchildren, and 18 her Christian faith and p.m. Tuesday, Jan. ents, Clyde and Daisy 2019, at New Harvest Wilma Jean Mancos. Mr. great-grandchildren. kindness to all. 22, 2019, at West Bay Brogdon; and sister, Fellowship Assembly Mancos served in the While living indepen- Doris was preceded Advent Christian Sheila. Danny is sur- of God on State 71. Korean War, where he dently, he enjoyed running in death by her husband Church. Serving as vived by his wife of 43 The family will receive was awarded two Bronze a good game, being a of 66 years, Gerald H. pallbearers are Donald years, Opal Brogdon; friends at 10 a.m., Stars. teller of tales, money and Bass, Sr.; son, Gerald Wayne Miller, Brigham and brother, Charles. services are at 11 a.m. He is survived by his women. His last years H. (Howie) Bass, Jr.; Bass, Kenny Ray, Greg He leaves behind and burial will follow at six children, Michael were at Chester Sims sons-in-law, Larry Ray, A.J. Rodriguez and children, Candi and Buckhorn Cemetery. W. Mancos, Richard Nursing Home, where he Striplin and Anthony Aharon McGill. Charles Laird (Brenda); Comforter Funeral Mancos, Joseph Mancos, made lasting friendships. (Tony) McGill; and Expressions of special daughter/ Home sister, Inez Kirts- sympathy may be sub- granddaughter Tiffany; 601 Long Ave. inger. She is survived by mitted or viewed online grandchildren, Jennifer Port St. Joe, Fla. 32456 MARGARET ALICE RUNNELS her daughters, Wanda at www.kentforest- and Ti Rhodes (Amber), 850-227-1818 McGill, Rhonda Striplin lawn.com. Charlie Laird (Kaitlyn), Funeral services for 2 p.m. today, Jan. 22, and Tonya Wagner; Kent-Forest Lawn Margaret Alice Run- 2019, at Wilson Funeral grandchildren, Melissa Funeral Home nels, 93, of Youngstown, Home. Interment will Dudley, Chad Bass 2403 Harrison Ave. Florida, who died Jan. follow at Evergreen (Carrie), Kyle Bass, Panama City, Fla. 32405 Guidelines and deadlines 19, 2019, will begin at Memorial Gardens. Delilah Bass, Josh Jack- 850-763-4694 son (Tiffany), Anthony www.kentforestlawn. Obituary notices are written by funeral homes and McGill, Aharon McGill com relatives of the deceased. The News Herald reserves ANGIE ETHERIDGE the right to edit for AP style and format. Families submitting notices must type them in a typeface and Funeral services Church. The family will FRANKIE ALLYN BURGESS font that can be scanned into a computer. Deadline for Angie Etheridge, receive friends begin- for obituaries is 3 p.m. daily for the following day’s 69, of Panama City, ning at 11:30 a.m. at the Memorial services for 2019, at Wilson Funeral newspaper. Obituaries may be e-mailed to pcnhobits@ Florida, who died Jan. church. Allyn Burgess, 56, of Home. The family will pcnh.com or delivered to The News Herald, 501 W. 11th 16, 2019, will begin Kent-Forest Lawn Panama City, Florida, receive friends at the St., Panama City. View today’s obituaries and sign the at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Funeral Home is han- who died Jan. 14, 2019, funeral home from 2-3 online guest books of your loved ones at newsherald. Jan. 23, 2019, at Forest dling arrangements. will begin at 3 p.m. p.m. Wednesday. com/obituaries. 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This historic before Jan. 20. There is RIGHTS marker in SAFE no guarantee recipients front of the will get food stamps for From Page A1 Bay County From Page A1 March, but if even if the Courthouse program continues with- In recognition of the honors the out a lapse recipients great expansion of civil Gideon v. history stretches into a would have to stretch rights brought by the Wainwright fifth week, millions of their current allotment Gideon v. Wainwright case, decision. poor Americans who for at least six weeks, the Bay County Courthouse [CONTRIBUTED depend on food and rental rather than four. has been added to United PHOTO] assistance are becom- The impact of any lapse States Civil Rights Trail — ing increasingly worried in these programs would a national list of locations about the future. Most be dramatic and unprec- where activists success- major aid programs edented: The USDA says fully sought equal access haven’t dried up yet. But there has never before to public education, public each day the stalemate been a break in food transportation and voting in Washington drags on, stamp benefits since the rights, according to a press the U.S. inches closer program was made per- release. to what advocates call manent in 1964. “These special loca- Americans through a 1920, it was gutted by a representing the desig- a looming emergency. Food banks are already tions are all grouped series of wade-ins; Vero fire and had to be rebuilt, nation will be placed at Those dependent on the stretched thin thanks to a under the U.S. Civil Beach, where the first this time without the the courthouse, which aid are watching closely notable spike in demand Rights Trail’s theme integrated Major League neoclassical look, though is located in the Down- under a cloud of stress from furloughed federal ‘What happened here Baseball training ground Ionic columns still adorn town Historic District in and anxiety. employees, contractors changed the world,’ ” the opened in 1948; and the front entrance and Panama City overlooking “I just don’t know and others out of work release states. Mims, where Harry and can be found throughout Massalina Bayou. what’s going to happen,” due to the shutdown, The courthouse is Harriette Moore started the building as an ode to “The Bay County Cochran said, “and that’s said Carrie Calvert, the only the fifth landmark the state’s first NAACP its classical roots. It’s Courthouse played a what scares me the managing director for in Florida to be added chapter in 1934 and were one of only five original pivotal role in advanc- most.” government relations to the trail. It joins St. murdered in 1951 when courthouses built in Flor- ing social justice in the With no indication at Feeding America, a Augustine, where a series their home was bombed ida that remain in use. 1950s and 1960s, and we of an imminent com- hunger relief organi- of protests led to violent on Christmas Day. According to the press believe visitors and locals promise, the Trump zation. For every meal assaults and the passage Opened in 1915, the release, about 2,000 will enjoy seeing and administration in recent Feeding America’s net- of the Civil Rights Act; courthouse originally defendants were freed learning about this signif- weeks has scrambled to work of food pantries Sarasota, where during was styled in neoclassi- in Florida alone after the icant site,” Destination restore some services serves, federal food aid the 1950s civil rights cal architecture modeled Gideon v. Wainwright Panama City President across the government. provides 12. activists pushed for after Ancient Greek and decision in 1963. and CEO Jennifer Vigil But two agencies cru- “This is a potentially beach access for African Roman sculpture. In A historic marker said in a statement. cial to the federal safety catastrophic situation,” net — the U.S. Depart- Calvert said. “This ment of Housing and could be an immediate Urban Development and emergency that grows the U.S. Department of exponentially.” course director Joseph Agriculture — remain Since the shutdown RESIDENTS D’Aurora, one of the largely shuttered. began, HUD has been volunteers who talked to The USDA announced unable to renew hun- From Page A3 residents. “We’re lucky earlier this month that dreds of contracts with to work in a nonprofit the Supplemental Nutri- private building owners years, volunteers from who not only does train- tion Assistance Program, who receive signifi- these organizations have ing and job searching, which provides food cant federal subsidies painted homes in the but can help direct you aid to roughly 40 mil- to provide housing to community and done to other resources you lion Americans, will be low-income families, basic maintenance work, might need.” fully funded through the elderly and people but Hurricane Michael Information collected February. But should with disabilities. Under changed the nature of from residents will be the shutdown stretch these contracts, tenants this year’s service proj- shared with local officials into March its status is pay a portion of the rent ect. Volunteers split into to assist with the recov- unclear: With just $3 and the federal govern- teams of two people who AmeriCorps Goodwill workers Joseph D’Aurora and ery. The project is a joint billion in reserves, the ment covers the rest. canvassed sections of the Margaret Thomas survey damage to homes in Millville effort between the City USDA won’t be able to But between December neighborhood. on Monday. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] of Panama City’s Com- cover the roughly $4.8 and the end of February, When volunteers munity Development billion it pays in monthly roughly 1,700 contracts knocked on a door on Col- Department, Doorways benefits. are slated to expire, lege Avenue in Panama sections they can’t get determined how badly of Northwest Florida and The department was meaning that HUD won’t City, Richard Colon to,” said Colon. “It seems damaged homes were and AmeriCorps Goodwill able to stretch the pro- be able to make their answered the door on like they got to some logged other information. Goodworks!. gram for another month payments. The agency behalf of his girlfriend’s places faster than others. “I think it’s really In addition to the can- based on a loophole in has asked landlords to grandmother. He said You go to 23rd Street, important for us to be vasing, several other a spending bill. But as a dip into their reserves they were doing OK. that got cleaned up pretty not only members of the groups held events to result of congressional to cover rental costs “They just replaced the quick. Over here, it took a community but proac- honor the civil rights rules, food stamp bene- until the government roof a week or two ago. while. We had branches tively working to make leader. ACURE held its fits allotted for February reopens, with a promise There’s still places down and stuff right across the the community a better annual MLK Festival at are being given out early, of reimbursement. Tyndall Parkway, closer street until probably a place for not only our Sharon Sheffield Park to (Tyndall Air Force) week or so ago.” friends, co-workers and in Lynn Haven. FEMA Base, you can still see it’s Volunteers asked if families but for those Corps members still in kind of damaged. I don’t people got FEMA assis- we don’t know,” said the area volunteered at know if there’s certain tance and had insurance, Goodwill Big Bend online Heartland Rescue Ranch. the weight of the debris NEEDS haulers has literally compounded the issues From Page A3 and shortened the road’s lifespans. The culverts also are a concern as they 3. Additional sales tax are clogged with debris money that will be expensive to The county is asking remove, and also have for the existing “small been damaged by heavy county” sales tax law trucks. to be amended so the County Commission 5. Housing issues would be able to pass a Housing issues con- half-cent sales tax for tinue to be a primary disaster purposed with concern for the region. a four-fifths vote. The An exact plan for how to proceeds would be shared might address it was not with all the municipalities discussed, but it came up based on population, and regularly. could be used to cover Trumbull promised to operating costs. Mexico “scrap for” any money Beach Mayor Al Cathey he could get for the and Anderson also talked region, and asked that the about the possibility of communities keep him an additional sales tax informed and not surprise for disaster or possibly him. The filing deadline distributing the money for any appropriations is differently so some of the Feb. 5. smaller, but more heav- And Gainer, who has ily affected towns would to have placeholder leg- receive a greater share of islation in by Jan. 25, also money collected. asked to stay informed and promised to work to 4. Damage to roads and bring the area resources. ditches “We need to quantify One of the expenses how much money they they will be looking for gave Irma,” he said. “We the state to help reim- need to make sure we get burse is damages to roads at least that much because and ditches. The storm our hurricane was bigger causes some issues, but than theirs.”

* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 22, 2019 A7 AREA & STATE BRIEFS Super Blood Wolf Moon eclipse Staff and wire reports have remained inactive since before Hurricane Michael. TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE Five days after the storm, The Tyndall Air Force Base tornado Powell Broadcasting, a radio Earth’s confi rmed as EF-1 staple in the Bay County area, shadow announced that because of sub- crosses Information from the stantial damage to its Panama over the National Weather Service’s City Beach facility, the com- moon on Tallahassee office has clas- pany would cease operations, Sunday sified the brief but powerful pulling out of the local market during wind event on Tyndall Air Force for good. The station, along the Super Base Saturday night as an EF-1 with WRBA 95.9 Classic Rock, Blood tornado. WKNK 103.5 Kick’n County, Wolf With 90 mph winds, the was sold to Gulf Coast Broad- Moon funnel was about 50 yards wide casting LLC for $375,000. The eclipse. and tore a path a little short of contract was filed with the FCC [PHOTOS a mile long through the south- on Dec. 5. BY PATTI eastern portion of the base Earlier this year, Powell sold BLAKE/ during its minute-long life, flip- Hot 107.9 to Educational Media THE NEWS ping dumpsters, moving cars, Foundation, a Christian music HERALD] breaking windows and tearing giant, for $472,000. portions of a new roof off the No information is yet avail- barracks. This comes a little able on whether Classic Rock The short of 100 days after the base 95.9 or Kick’n Country 103.5 Super was catastrophically damaged will return. Blood by Hurricane Michael. Wolf By comparison, if Hurri- TALLAHASSEE Moon cane Michael were subjected Democrats pull lawsuits eclipse to the same scale, as it stands challenging election laws on the storm would have been the Sunday. equivalent of an EF-3 tornado, Groups aligned with Demo- which spans 135 mph to 165 crats have pulled some of their mph. lawsuits challenging Florida 325th Fighter Wing Com- election laws. mander Col. Brian Laidlaw Florida’s close November said, “The new damage will not election triggered a mandatory impact ongoing missions on the recount in three races. While base” and a base spokesperson the recount was going on, said the event will not have any then-U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson as “credible effect” on the base. well as the Democratic Sena- torial Campaign Committee, Stargazer PANAMA CITY the Democratic National Com- Dan 105.1 Bob-FM back on air 3 mittee and others filed several Zangari months after Hurricane Michael lawsuits. The lawsuits went captures after the rules that were being photos of Listeners missing their “80’s, used to count ballots. the Super 90’s and whatever” station A federal judge refused to Blood Wolf 105.1 BOB-FM station on their grant preliminary injunctions Moon on radio dials will be happy to hear in several of the lawsuits but Sunday that the station is back on the the actual court cases con- at St. airwaves, though two sister tinued after the recount was Andrews stations also previously owned over. State Park. by Powell Broadcasting remain But federal court filings silent. show that Democrats on Friday The station, which has no withdrew two of the remaining on-air talent, replaced the lawsuits. barely audible country station One of the withdrawn law- 105.1 WPFL out of Pensacola suits argued that ballots should with very little fanfare in the count if they were mailed before past few days. Social media Election Day but received after accounts linked to the station 7 p.m. on Election Day.

* ** A8 Tuesday, January 22, 2019 | The News Herald VIEWPOINTS

PANAMA CITY ANOTHER VIEW

Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor Stop the shady political tactics

aybe it is naive in today’s political environ- ment to think elections should be won and lost based on a fair judgment of the credentials, M records and proposals of the candidates. Years of underhanded tactics such as districts being drawn to favor a particular party or candi- date, and the use of hidden sources of money to fund deceptive advertising, certainly give rea- son to be cynical about the electoral process. But the methods used in last fall’s Florida Senate District Abnormal times in foreign policy 8 race were enough to shock even the most grizzled politi- cal observer. Incumbent state Sen. Keith Perry, R-Gaines- ville, defeated Democratic challenger Kayser Enneking Some Republicans, nota- because it was in an area by about 2,300 votes after an incredibly ugly campaign, bly Sens. Lindsey Graham where U.S. forces and its including independent candidate Charles Goston act- and Marco Rubio, have Kurdish partners drove out ing as a spoiler by getting about 4,300 votes in the race. warned that the president’s the Islamic State in 2016. Goston, a longtime Democrat, received campaign decision to abandon Syria, The town is also close to donations from Republican lobbyists in Tallahassee announced via a tweet just the Turkish border and thus who also backed a political committee that contributed LLindainda ChavezChavez a month ago, has embold- strategically important. nearly half of Perry’s donations. Goston used some of ened the Islamic State. Syrian President Bashar the money to reimburse himself for a campaign loan and Estimates are that some Assad has made clear he buy advertisements in a publication he owns — which n normal times, the kill- 20,000 to 30,000 fighters wants to reclaim control didn’t appear to even run during the campaign. ing of four Americans still remain in the region. over those areas of Syria As The Gainesville Sun reported, two of the ads were Iand wounding of three The irony, of course, is that the U.S. and Kurdish suddenly posted on the website for Goston’s publica- others on foreign soil would that the rise of the Islamic forces have won back from tion about a month after the election. Their appearance prompt a quick response by State occurred precisely the Islamic State. What’s online came nearly two weeks after a Florida Elections the president of the United because a former president more, Turkey’s Recep Commission complaint was issued that argued the ads States. A normal president made a similar mistake, Tayyip Erdogan has vowed didn’t exist and Goston just pocketed the money. would publicly express precipitously pulling U.S. to keep Kurds from estab- The tactics used by Gainesville-based Republican his sincere condolences to forces from Iraq in 2011. lishing their own autono- operatives who backed Perry and other GOP candidates the families of the killed Republicans — and even mous areas in the region across Florida were detailed in an article published last and wounded and vow the some Democrats — warned and has amassed troops Sunday. The story showed how Pat Bainter’s company attack would not go unan- President Barack Obama on the border between the Data Targeting was an integral part of Perry’s campaign swered. But we do not live that he was jeopardiz- two countries, posing a through research, consulting, polling and mailers. in normal times, nor do ing the gains in Iraq won threat to the Kurds who The Sun fact-checked some of those mailers, finding we have a normal presi- with American blood and fought alongside the U.S. they contained false claims. The story showed these kinds dent in the White House. treasure by not leaving And Russia and Iran also of efforts are funded in part by groups run by Stafford When an Islamic State sufficient U.S. troops in have an interest in staking Jones, former chairman of the Alachua County Republi- suicide bomber detonated a Iraq to maintain the peace. claims in Syria — the Rus- can Executive Committee. Jones and Bainter previously device in Manbij, Syria, this President Obama eventu- sians seeking to become the were implicated in a gerrymandering scandal in Florida. week — killing and wound- ally had to respond to the most important interna- “More than 60 political committees and groups ing Americans — President crisis that ensued in Iraq as tional player in the region close to Bainter funnel money to boost candidates’ Donald Trump chose to the Islamic State took over and the Iranians wanting to chances of winning, while creating a mind-boggling rant about other subjects, major parts of the coun- establish Shiite dominance. maze of campaign funds that make it near-impos- most importantly the wall try, including the cities of The Middle East contin- sible to trace the initial donor,” Caplan reported. he wants to build on our Mosul and Tikrit and even ues to be a major powder Voters must demand election-law loopholes be closed southern border. The vice the outskirts of Baghdad, keg — no longer simply and greater transparency be required for difficult-to-track president did speak about as well as territory in Syria. because of the intractable “dark money.” But such reforms might not solve anything Syria and the Islamic State Obama ordered a bomb- conflict between Palestin- because some groups, like two that backed Goston, are (aka ISIS) just hours after ing campaign to assist the ians and Israel — and the created during a campaign and then soon disappear with- the attack in a speech to struggling government president’s desire to pull out time to act on any violations that might have occurred. senior U.S. diplomats at the of Iraq and began send- back on U.S. commitments Nothing will change unless voters become bet- State Department, but the ing U.S. military advis- is likely to ignite the region. ter informed before casting their ballots. Decep- purpose of his remarks was ers back into the country. tive advertising and underhanded tactics won’t to parrot the president’s We now have about 5,000 Linda Chavez is a colum- work if voters take the time to learn the real creden- oft-repeated claim: “The U.S. military personnel nist for Creators Syndi- tials, records and proposals of the candidates. caliphate has crumbled, and there, and Trump says cate, chair of the Center ISIS has been defeated.” they will stay — for now. for Equal Opportunity A version of this editorial first appeared in the Gainesville He said not a word about The suicide bombing in and a senior fellow at Sun, a News Herald sister paper with GateHouse Media. the dead Americans. Manbij is especially striking the Niskanen Center.

READER FEEDBACK

The high-rise Gulf front condo Debbie Banks: I wish at least You couldn’t fit 100 houses Overpriced or too crowded. 22 stories was the limit. And construction drought is over as one of these condo devel- in the same spot. Looking at Betty Gehrken: Enough I thought until recently there a 25-story tower called Palace opments would include a the beach from your room is already. They need a mora- was a moratorium on any- Sands is set for a stretch along rooftop restaurant. a dream come true and prob- torium on any more buildings thing higher than 15 stories. Thomas Drive. What do you think Heather Gatlin: Affordable ably more affordable than over two to three stories. Diana Gregor: Hopefully about another high-rise tower? housing? buying a house. Royce P Gray: This is some amenities like a first Vincent Morrow: How about Janice Starling Harris: High- Shelia Lanier: Chris Ken, great news for business class steakhouse and bar on we build some parking areas rise condos ruin the Beach. right, and I don’t want to development. the ground floor?! Like in all so you can actually use the Shellie DeLauder: Why don’t be packed like sardines in a Rick Tucker: We need the major cities! public beach access points? they take the money and help condo that has no privacy, out-of-town developer to go Toni Merritt Murray: I don’t Frank Collins: The world’s fix the hurricane damage? my opinion, and most of the elsewhere. want Thomas Drive turning most beautiful beaches! Trust Zap Rowsdower: I was just people I know want houses. Mary Buoni: Sure. Why not? into another Front Beach. us; it’s behind the condos. thinking about how my view That’s why AirBnB is gaining You already ruined the Beach Front Beach Road is too Halie Lyn Larman: Vincent wasn’t blocked enough. lots of momentum. You build as it is. Making money wins. crowded. Morrow, yes! Shelia Lanier: Large high- your condos and we will find James Michael Thomas: Doug Kinzer: Like it or not, Jason Brown: Well then; rises are becoming less another beach to vacation to. That’s one of the reasons why it’s a good thing. It’s possible they wouldn’t be able to give popular; people want more I’m sure you could find many we longer stay anywhere on housing, which is needed and us all tickets for the 3,000 no privacy — houses rather than who don’t mind being on top Thomas Drive. brings in more tourism. Tour- parking signs at every public 100 small condos on top of of each other. It’s not going Tracey Folds Carrington: How ists spending money is going access. each other. to be that way forever; it is about repaving the road first! to drive our recovery. Vincent Morrow: Exactly! No Floyd Raymond Boswell: No evolving. It’s already happen- Sheeze. All the bumps and Mona McDaniel Johnson: Too need to spend money fixing a more building until the roads ing. Money is the only factor potholes. Can’t see the Gulf many now as it is. Totally problem when you can make are wider. here. There are many condos now. We don’t need another. destroyed the charm and money off it. Chris Ken: Shelia Lanier, on the beach sitting empty. Mary Liz Hebert: I thought ambiance of PCB.

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WHAT TO WATCH FOR TODAY

• National Association of Realtors releases BUSINESS existing home sales for December.

BRIEFCASE IMF BANGKOK Survey: CEO pessimism Stocks subdued; Chinese growth weakest since ‘90 spreads after upbeat 2018 forecast World stocks were subdued Monday after By Jamey Keaten to slow China reported its slow- and Ivana Bzganovic est economic expansion The Associated Press in 30 years and the Inter- in 2019 national Monetary Fund DAVOS, Switzerland — A cut its forecasts for global survey of hundreds of corpo- growth this year. rate leaders shows “a record By Paul Wiseman • KEEPING SCORE: jump in pessimism” about The Associated Press Germany’s DAX fell the world economy, with 0.6 percent to close at sentiment doused by trade DAVOS, Switzerland 11,136.20 while the CAC spats, a global downturn — The world economy 40 in France slipped 0.2 and fading benefits from U.S. absorbed more bad news percent to 4,867.78. President Donald Trump’s Monday: The Interna- Britain’s FTSE 100 added tax cuts. tional Monetary Fund less than 0.1 percent to Consulting firm PwC says cut its growth forecast 6,970.59. Wall Street the latest edition of its annual for 2019. And China, the remained closed for survey of CEOs found 30 per- An armed Swiss police officer stands guard on the roof of a hotel world’s second-biggest Martin Luther King Jr Day. cent feel growth will decline near the congress center where the annual meeting of the World economy, said it had • THE DAY IN ASIA: this year, a six-fold increase Economic Forum takes place, Monday in Davos, Switzerland. slowed to its weakest The Shanghai Composite from a year earlier — when 57 [MARKUS SCHREIBER/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] pace since 1990. Index added 0.6 percent percent were optimistic. The IMF cut its esti- to 2,610.51 and Hong The survey, released over-regulation as the top U.S. dominance in world mate for global growth Kong’s Hang Seng index Monday on the eve of the threat to their businesses. affairs isn’t what it once this year to 3.5 percent, climbed 0.3 percent to World Economic Forum But “policy uncertainty” — was, noting how the center from the 3.7 percent it 27,196.54. Japan’s Nikkei opening in Davos, Swit- a new metric introduced this of gravity of capital markets had predicted in Octo- 225 index rose 0.3 percent zerland, tallies responses year — came a close second, had been the U.S. over nearly ber and down from to 20,719.33, while South from more than 1,300 CEOs the survey found. the last half-century. “Now 2018’s 3.7 percent. The Korea’s Kospi was flat at worldwide and is billed as a The survey of CEOs in 91 you’ve got it shifting a little fund cited heightened 2,124.61. The S&P ASX good predictor of economic territories was conducted bit more east” to China and trade tensions and rising 200 in Australia added results. online, in person and by other parts of Asia, he said. interest rates. 0.2 percent to 5,890.40. In an interview, PwC phone in September and The Trump administra- “After two years of India’s Sensex surged Chairman Bob Moritz said: October. tion’s salvos over trade with solid expansion, the 0.7 percent to 36,633.37. “There’s a not-surprising The souring mood was China and other key trading world economy is grow- Shares rose in Southeast increase in the amount of perhaps most pronounced partners have taken a bite: ing more slowly than Asia and Taiwan. pessimism from the CEOs about the United States: PwC found that 98 percent expected and risks are • CHINA’S ECON- and the global economy The survey found a 41-per- of U.S. CEOs and nine in ten rising,” said IMF Man- OMY: The 6.6 percent as they look at the next 12 centage point drop in CEOs Chinese counterparts voiced aging Director Christine expansion of the world’s months.” choosing the U.S. as a top concerns about the U.S.- Lagarde as she presented second-largest economy He said “confidence is market for growth, and opti- China trade issues. the forecasts at the was down from 2017’s 6.9 waning” amid rising trade mism among North American Moritz also pointed to World Economic Forum percent and the weakest tensions and protectionism. executives dropped the most uncertainty’s about Brexit, in Davos, Switzerland. since 1990. Thirty-five percent of sharply — from 63 percent to saying simply: “You never Among the key con- CEOs cited the peren- 37 percent. know where these things are cerns is the Chinese The Associated Press nial concern about Moritz suggested that the going to go.” economy.

Ex-federal worker, wife thrive in new career on Fla. beach

By Clayton Park Victoria GateHouse Media Florida and Alex Kratochwill ORMOND BEACH — As stand in front the longest federal govern- of their beach ment shutdown in history equipment drags on, Daytona Beach res- rental truck ident Alex Kratochwill knows Friday in what it’s like to be one of the Ormond Beach, 800,000 furloughed govern- Fla. Alex is a ment employees. former federal During the 16-day shut- government down in 2013, he was among worker who the furloughed government quit his job workers left wondering when following the their next paychecks would shutdown come. in 2013 to With the help of his wife, pursue the Victoria, Kratochwill turned couple’s “side their hobby creating custom- hustle” selling painted cornhole boards and custom-painted other “tailgate equipment” cornhole into a full-blown business. boards and They never looked back. other tailgating The surprise success of equipment on a their “side hustle” prompted full-time basis. the two to quit their jobs [LOLA GOMEZ/ and pursue their business GATEHOUSE full-time. MEDIA FLORIDA] They moved to the Day- tona Beach area in 2015, public beach access at the on those families directly “Bills are still due” regard- [the shutdown] is not a situ- thinking their tailgate equip- east end of Cardinal Avenue. affected — missed mortgage less of the shutdown, Alex ation that any hard-working ment business would adapt Victoria Kratochwill said and bill payments, resulting Kratochwill said. American would ever choose well to the World’s Most she and her husband “have in evictions, overdraft fees/ “It’s deflating know- to deal with.” Famous Beach. received such an over- charges, etc. — but further- ing you’re not appreciated Alex Kratochwill said one “We coined the term whelming amount of support more on American business enough to be demanded to of the reasons he went to ‘beach-gating,’” Alex Kra- and love from the commu- owners and citizens across go back to work,” he said. work for the federal govern- tochwill said of the couple’s nity. I was blessed enough our country for months to “These people [federal gov- ment was for the job security business, which has grown to celebrate my 30th birth- come,” Victoria Kratochwill ernment workers] aren’t he thought it would offer. to include rentals of beach day towards the end of our said of the current shutdown. asking to not work. They “When the government lounge chairs, umbrellas, [first] season, and we hosted And to those who think want to go to work. They kind of slacked on us [by surfboards, paddle boards a not-so ‘Dirty 30 Beach the shutdown isn’t really want to do their civic duty.” putting workers on fur- and beach games such as Clean-up.’” a hardship for furloughed In the case of the Kratoch- lough], we looked at that as cornhole boards, paddleball She added that they workers because they likely wills, both 30, Victoria said, an opportunity [to pursue and volleyball. They also “wouldn’t trade our cur- will receive backpay when “Thankfully we were young, entrepreneurship],” he said. create custom-painted beach rent lives with our past for a the federal government entrepreneurial-minded and Robin King, president and and tailgate equipment for second.” eventually resumes normal made the best of a terrible CEO of CareerSource Flagler sale. The couple continues to operations, the Kratochwills situation, which ultimately Volusia, the regional work- When the opportunity stay in touch with former say to think again. led us to pursuing a life- force development agency arose last year to take over coworkers in the Washing- “The shutdown isn’t easy changing business move.” for Volusia and Flagler coun- the beach concession area in ton, D.C., area, where Alex on anyone, no matter how Victoria Kratochwill said ties, said it is not uncommon Ormond Beach that stretches worked for the U.S. Bureau of prepared they may be, and she and her husband were during economic downturns from Andy Romano Park to Labor Statistics and Victoria I can’t ever imagine being able to take the risk of quit- to see an increase in dis- East Granada Boulevard, “we was employed by a private- put through that situation ting their day jobs to become placed workers deciding to hopped right on it,” Victoria sector federal government again,” Victoria Kratochwill entrepreneurs because “we start businesses of their own. Kratochwill said. contractor that provided said. had less expense-related “During the recession, we The couple today runs information technology One of the couple’s friends responsibilities than fami- witnessed a lot of interest and a thriving beach equip- services. in Florida is a currently fur- lies dependent on their activity in self-employment, ment rental business called “Having experienced loughed NASA employee fixed-income lifestyles with in occupations ranging from Ormond Beach Rentals. It [being furloughed] firsthand, “with no paycheck to feed multiple mouths to feed.” management to construction typically sets up next to the we realize this will have his 6-month-old twins,” She said, “At the end of the to personal care and service,” lifeguard tower near the not only imminent effects she said. day, I can confidently say, King said. * ** A10 Tuesday, January 22, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD One incident, many views

3 groups; many videos; and Seminole tribes, said they many interpretations of felt the students were mocking DC encounter the dance and walked over to intervene. By Jeffrey Collins Phillips and Sandmann The Associated Press locked eyes, their faces inches apart. Both men said their goal A group of five black men was simply to make sure things shouting vulgar insults while didn’t get out of hand. But protesting centuries of oppres- caught on video, the encounter sion. Dozens of white Catholic still went viral. high school students visiting The high school students felt Washington for a rally to end they were unfairly portrayed abortion. And Native Americans as villains in a situation where marching to end injustice for they say they were not the indigenous peoples across the provocateurs. globe who have seen their lands “I am being called every overrun by outside settlers. name in the book, including a The three groups met for racist, and I will not stand for just a few minutes Friday at the In this Friday image made from video provided by the Survival Media Agency, a teenager wearing a this mob-like character assas- base of the Lincoln Memorial, “Make America Great Again” hat, center left, stands in front of an elderly Native American singing and sination,” Sandmann said in his an encounter captured in videos playing a drum in Washington. [SURVIVAL MEDIA AGENCY VIA AP] statement. that went viral over the weekend The Roman Catholic Dio- — and again cast a spotlight on Indians” and the high school the longer video clips that are Shar Yaqataz Banyamyan. It cese of Covington apologized a polarized nation that doesn’t students “crackers” and worse. on the internet, as they show showed members of his Black for the incident, promising an appear to agree on anything. It was an ugly encounter a much different story than is Hebrew Israelite group repeat- investigation that could lead to At first the focus was on a of spewed epithets but one being portrayed by people with edly interacting with the crowd punishment up to expulsion if short video showing one of that nevertheless ended with agendas,” Sandmann, a junior, as people from the Indigenous any wrongdoing by the students the high school students, Nick no punches thrown or other said in a statement released late Peoples March and the high was determined. Sandmann, wearing a red violence. Sunday. school students vigorously The Indigenous Peoples “Make America Great Again” Still, the videos were all over Sandmann’s statement argued with them for a few Movement felt the encoun- hat and appearing to smirk while social media, again appearing to does seem at odds with some minutes. ter was a reminder the U.S. a crowd of other teens laughed illustrate a nation of such deep video from the confrontation Sandmann said in his state- was founded on racism and derisively behind him as a divisions — racial, religious and that showed students from his ment the students from his President Donald Trump’s 64-year-old Native American, ideological — that no one was school, Covington Catholic all-male high school were presidency is rekindling hatred Nathan Phillips, played a tradi- willing to listen to the others’ High in Park Hills, Kentucky, waiting for their buses near based on skin color. tional chant on a drum. point of view. Add to that the laughing at Phillips’ Native Banyamyan’s group when the “Trump has riled up a reac- Pull back further and a differ- political tensions spilling over American group and mockingly latter started to taunt them. tionary voting block that ent view emerged, however, in from a government shutdown singing along with him, as well One of the students took off his reminds us that we are a nation a separate video showing mem- that has gone on for a month as interviews with Phillips who shirt and the teens started to do founded on patriarchy, geno- bers of a group calling itself the and the stage was set for a viral said he heard the students shout a haka — a war dance of New cide and racism. Trump is Black Hebrew Israelites taunt- moment. But in this case it “Build that wall!” and “Go back Zealand’s indigenous Maori clearly giving these archaic ing everyone on the mall that didn’t tell the whole story, all to the reservation!” culture, made famous by the instincts license, encouraging day, calling the Native Ameri- the parties involved agree. The fullest view of what hap- country’s national rugby team. the kind of aggressive goading cans who had gathered there for “I would caution everyone pened that Friday afternoon Phillips, an elder of the that I witnessed,” movement the Indigenous Peoples March passing judgment based on a came from a nearly two-hour Omaha tribe, and Marcus spokesman Chase Iron Eyes “Uncle Tomahawks” and “$5 few seconds of video to watch video posted on Facebook by Frejo, a member of the Pawnee said in a statement.

DATELINES

BOGOTA, COLOMBIA MEXICO CITY MOSCOW

People rally to repudiate terrorism Sunday at Bolivar People prepare to bury a person Sunday who died In this video grab provided by the Kerch.fm web portal, Square in Bogota, Colombia. Colombia is pressuring in Friday’s gas pipeline explosion in the village of two vessels, the Maestro and the Candiy, are on fi re Cuba to turn over leaders of the South American Tlahuelilpan, Mexico. The death toll in a massive fi re Monday near the Kerch Strait linking the Black Sea and nation’s last remaining rebel group who had been on at an illegally tapped pipeline in Mexico rose to 89 the Sea of Azov, in Kerch, Crimea. The Federal Agency for the island for peace talks that have been stifl ed by Monday as more of the injured have died at hospitals. the Sea and River Transport said the fi re erupted while the bombing of a police academy that left 21 dead. Health Secretary Jorge Alcocer said 51 victims severely fuel was being pumped from one tanker to another. The [FERNANDO VERGARA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] burned in the fi re were still in hospitals, two of them in blaze spread from one ship to the other, prompting the Galveston, Texas. [CLAUDIO CRUZ/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] crews to jump overboard, according to Russian news agencies. [KERCH.FM VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS]

CHARLESTON, S.C. CAMERON, WIS. PONTE VEDRA BEACH, FLA. WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP, N.J. PARIS Victims of mass shootings at Church service gives thanks High tide creeps up on eclipse- Thief steals $1,000 from Girl France summons Italian envoy church, synagogue meet for missing teen’s safe return watchers, fl oods car Scouts selling cookies at mall over Di Maio’s remarks

Members of a congregation Residents of two Wiscon- Some moongazers in Flor- Authorities say a thief France’s Foreign Minis- from a Pittsburgh syna- sin communities gathered ida forgot to keep an eye stole $1,000 from a group of try summoned the Italian gogue where 11 died in a mass for a church service to give on the tide as they watched Girl Scouts who were selling ambassador Monday over shooting by an anti-Semitic thanks for the safe return of Sunday night’s lunar eclipse. cookies at a New Jersey mall. sharp anti-French comments gunman last fall have trav- a 13-year-old girl who was The St. Johns County Sher- Woodbridge Township from an Italian official about eled to Charleston, South abducted after her parents iff’s Office told WJXT-TV police say the theft occurred Europe’s migrant crisis. Carolina, to worship with were fatally shot at their that a car had to be pulled between 4:20 p.m. and 4:50 With Italy’s government members of the church where home. out of the Atlantic Ocean p.m. Friday on the upper level on the defensive over recent nine black worshippers died in Jayme Closs escaped from early Monday at Ponte Vedra of the Woodbridge Center deaths at sea of migrants, 2015 at the hands of a white the man accused of hold- Beach. mall. Italian Deputy Premier Luigi supremacist. ing her captive for nearly The sheriff’s office said The money — about $500 Di Maio sought to shift the The Post and Courier three months on Jan. 10. The the car’s occupants had been cash and several checks — had blame onto France. Speaking reports that members of the suspect, 21-year-old Jake watching the eclipse and been placed in a bank enve- Sunday, Di Maio said France is New Light Congregation of Patterson, is charged with failed to notice the high tide lope and left unattended on a leading colonial-style policies the Tree of Life synagogue kidnapping Jayme and fatally coming in. table where members of Girl in Africa that are “impoverish- and members of the Emanuel shooting her parents after No injuries were reported, Scout Troop 80062 were ing” Africans and driving them AME Church worshipped breaking into their home near but their car was swamped making their sales. Authori- to Europe’s shores. together Friday and Sunday Barron on Oct. 15. and had to be towed out of ties say mall surveillance A French diplomatic offi- in Charleston. St. Peter Catholic Church in the water. cameras captured a man, who cial said Italian Ambassador The Pittsburgh group came Cameron held the funerals for may have been in disguise, Teresa Castaldo was ques- to Charleston for the Martin Jayme’s parents, James and picking up the envelope and tioned Monday about the Luther King Jr. weekend for a Denise Closs , last fall. putting it in his pocket. “unfriendly and baseless” show of unity and celebration. comments. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 22, 2019 A11

UK’s May unveils Brexit MLK holiday off ers Plan B, similar to Plan A stage for Dem hopefuls By Jill Lawless of Northern Ireland and and Raf Casert Ireland in a way that can Kamala Harris uses day The Associated Press command the greatest pos- to launch presidential sible support in the House. campaign LONDON — British Prime “And I will then take the Minister Theresa May conclusions of those discus- By Elana Schor unveiled her Brexit Plan B sions back to the EU.” and Meg Kinnard on Monday — and it looks a The bloc insists that it The Associated Press lot like Plan A. won’t renegotiate the with- May launched a mission drawal agreement. COLUMBIA, S.C. — As to resuscitate her rejected “She is wasting time Americans commemorated European Union divorce calling for a revision or Martin Luther King Jr., Dem- deal, setting out plans to get clarification over the back- ocratic presidential hopefuls it approved by Parliament stop,” said German politician fanned out across the country after securing changes from Udo Bullmann, head of the to honor the civil rights leader the EU to a contentious Irish socialist group in the Euro- and make themselves heard border measure. pean Parliament. on the national stage. May’s opponents While May stuck dog- Sen. Kamala Harris, expressed incredulity: Brit- gedly to her deal, she also D-Calif., used the holi- Following a Martin Luther King Jr. prayer service at Zion Baptist ish lawmakers last week acknowledged that control day to launch a presidential Church in Columbia, S.C., on Monday, New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker, dealt the deal a resounding over Brexit wasn’t entirely campaign that, if success- D-N.J., left, and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., right, walk with NAACP defeat, and EU leaders insist in her hands. She noted ful, would make her the first President Brenda Murphy during a march to the Statehouse. [MEG they won’t renegotiate it. that lawmakers will be able woman and the second black KINNARD/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Opposition leader Jeremy to amend her plan when it candidate to become presi- Corbyn of the Labour Party comes to a vote in the House dent. Former Vice President While the Democratic field America.” accused May of being in of Commons on Jan. 29, Joe Biden accepted respon- for 2020 is only beginning “I love my country,” she “deep denial” about her exactly two months before sibility for his part in the to take shape, the year that said when asked what quali- doomed deal. Britain is due to leave the EU. passage of 1980s legislation would have marked King’s fies her for the presidency. “This really does feel a bit Groups of “soft Brexit”- that toughened sentences 90th birthday gives the “And this is a moment in time like ‘Groundhog Day,’” he backing lawmakers — who for crack cocaine posses- party’s prominent members that I feel a sense of responsi- said, referring to the 1993 want to keep close eco- sion, “a big mistake” because a valuable opportunity to bility to stand up and fight for film starring Bill Murray, in nomic ties to the bloc — are of its damage to the black address race and draw a con- the best of who we are.” which a weatherman is fated planning to use amend- community. trast between their own views Harris grew up in Oakland, to live out the same day over ments to try to rule out a In a fiery speech in Harlem, and those of Trump, whose California, a daughter of par- and over again. “no-deal” Brexit and make New York Sen. Kirsten Gilli- approach to questions of ents from Jamaica and India Outlining what she plans May ease her insistence brand lashed out at President racial justice has sparked crit- who were active in the civil to do after her EU divorce that leaving the EU means Donald Trump for inspiring icism from multiple minority rights movement. deal was rejected by Parlia- quitting its single market “hate and darkness.” South groups since he took office. King, she said, “was aspi- ment last week, May said and customs union. Carolina, a critical early-vot- What Democratic contend- rational, like our country is that she had heeded law- Britain and the EU sealed ing state in the Democratic ers, both those officially in aspirational. We know that makers’ concerns over an a divorce deal in November primary, hosted two senators the race and those still mull- we’ve not yet reached those insurance policy known after months of tense nego- expected to seek the White ing campaigns, said Monday ideals, but our strength is as the “backstop” that is tiations. But the agreement House in 2020: Cory Booker while celebrating the King that we fight to reach those intended to guarantee there has been rejected by both of New Jersey and Bernie holiday: ideals.” are no customs checks sides of Britain’s divide Sanders of Vermont. Harris also cited her years along the border between over Europe. Brexit-back- Billionaire businessman KAMALA HARRIS as a prosecutor in asserting: EU member Ireland and ing lawmakers say it will Michael Bloomberg assailed “My entire career has been the U.K.’s Northern Ireland leave the U.K. tethered to gun violence in remarks at Harris, a first-term sena- focused on keeping people after Brexit. the bloc’s rules and unable a Washington breakfast tor and former California safe. It is probably one of May told the House of to forge an independent celebrating King’s life. Mas- attorney general known for the things that motivates me Commons that she would trade policy. Pro-Europe- sachusetts Sen. Elizabeth her rigorous questioning of more than anything else.” be “talking further this week ans argue it is inferior to the Warren denounced what she Trump’s nominees, opened The senator plans a formal to colleagues ... to consider frictionless economic rela- called the systematic sup- the holiday by declaring her campaign launch in Oakland how we might meet our tionship Britain currently pression of black voters. bid on ABC’s “Good Morning in a week. obligations to the people enjoys as an EU member.

* ** A12 Tuesday, January 22, 2019 | The News Herald

* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 22, 2019 B1 SPORTS County teams begin district tourney play

By Dustin Kent The Tornadoes (4-9-1 over- score of 35-1. [email protected] all, 0-6 in league play) will Arnold has been excep- take on No. 1 seed Mosley tional against every district High school girls soccer (8-1-1, 6-0) on Tuesday in the foe other than Mosley, with squads will begin postseason second semifinal at 6:30 p.m. the Marlins’ only two league play this week with district The first semifinal will setbacks coming to the Dol- tournaments commencing. feature No. 2 seed Arnold phins by scores of 6-1 and Tommy Oliver Stadium will (9-5-2, 4-2) against No. 3 4-0. be home to the only district seed Wakulla (6-12, 2-4) at tournament in Bay County. 4:30 p.m. The winners of the District 1-2A The region playoffs will two semifinals will face off begin with quarterfinal play Thursday night in the cham- First round games will be on Feb. 5, followed by the pionship game at 7 p.m. played Thursday at three dif- region semifinals Feb. 8, and Mosley has won every Dis- ferent sites, with top-seeded the region finals Feb. 12. trict 2-3A tournament going Pensacola Catholic hosting back to the 2013-14 season its quarterfinal game against District 2-3A and defeated Arnold 5-1 in Walton at 5 p.m. last year’s district champion- The winner of that game will Bay High is the official host ship. The Dolphins have been play the winner of Thursday’s team for the district tourna- the dominant side this season Mosley’s Sidney Owens (99) tries to make a tackle on Arnold’s ment at Tommy Oliver and as well, winning their six See SOCCER, B3 Rebecca Maddox during a game at Bozeman on Jan. 17. [JOSHUA comes in as the No. 4 seed. league games by a combined BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] Hurdles cleared Patriots head to third straight Super Bowl

By Kyle Hightower first ring together in 2001. The Associated Press “The odds were stacked against us. It hasn’t been that FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — way in a while and it certainly Tom Brady smiled his way was this year,” Brady said. through the week leading up The obstacles that Brady to Sunday’s AFC champion- referred to occurred both on ship game, mostly brushing and off the field for this latest aside questions about being incarnation of the Patriots. an underdog for one of the The offseason saw the few times during the Patriots’ departure of several key play- unprecedented run of titles. ers from last year’s team that But when Rex Burkhead came up short in a Super Bowl crossed the goal line for a loss to Philadelphia. Receiver 2-yard touchdown to give Brandin Cooks was traded New England a 37-31 over- to the Rams and cornerback time win over the Kansas City Malcolm Butler, running back Chiefs, Brady let joy alter his Dion Lewis, receiver Danny usual coy demeanor. Amendola, and offensive He ripped off his helmet linemen Nate Solder and Cam and leapt wildly in the air as Fleming all left in free agency. his teammates rushed the Then came news that stal- field around him. The Patriots wart receiver Julian Edelman were heading back to another would be suspended for the Super Bowl. first four games of the regu- It will mark their third lar season for violating the straight appearance for the league’s policy on perfor- Patriots and ninth overall mance enhancers. for Brady, who again will be It helped contribute to a chasing a record sixth ring. surprise 1-2 start and the first A victory over the NFC — albeit small — signs of age champion Los Angeles Rams for the 41-year-old Brady. would also put an emphatic New England took a chance stamp on what may have been and traded for receiver Josh the Patriots’ toughest road Gordon after Cleveland Patriots quarterback Tom Brady celebrates during the trophy presentation after the AFC championship to a Super Bowl since Brady game against the Chiefs on Sunday in Kansas City, Mo. [CHARLIE RIEDEL/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] and Bill Belichick earned their See PATRIOTS, B3

Serena Williams ousts No. 1 Halep at Australian Open

By Howard Fendrich when Williams wrapped up The Associated Press her 6-1, 4-6, 6-4 victory over Halep in a contest filled MELBOURNE, Australia with momentum swings and — As Serena Williams made fantastic play by both, it was her way out to the Australian clear which woman really is Open’s main court during No. 1, regardless of what the pre-match introductions, current rankings say. SPORTS the voice booming over the “It was a really intense TICKER | B2 stadium’s speakers implored match, and it was some spectators to welcome “the incredible points,” said Wil- OFFICIALLY world’s No. 1 player — from liams, who improved to 9-1 Romania, Simona Halep.” against Halep and now meets DISGUSTED Oops. 2016 U.S. Open runner- Williams, wearing head- up Karolina Pliskova in the Blown calls in NFC phones, quickly pivoted and quarterfinals. “I love play- title game could retreated back into the tunnel ing tennis and I love to play result in future rule she’d just emerged from, here and I love to be back out change making way for her fourth- here.” Serena Williams celebrates Monday after defeating Simona Halep round opponent Monday in their fourth round match at the Australian Open in Melbourne, night. A couple of hours later, See TENNIS, B3 Australia. [KIN CHEUNG/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] * ** B2 Tuesday, January 22, 2019 | The News Herald SPORTS TICKER

IN BRIEF

NEW YORK Staying Tennessee moves to No. 1 in AP Top 25 positive Top-ranked Duke went down early in the Bummed Chiefs week. No. 2 Michi- head into offseason gan and No. 4 Virginia, full of optimism the last of Division I’s unbeaten teams, both fell over the weekend. In By Dave Skrett all, six top-10 teams lost. The Associated Press Tennessee kept rolling Saints wide receiver Tommylee Lewis (11) battles Rams defensive back Nickell Robey-Coleman (23) amid chaos across the AP during the fourth quarter of the NFC championship game Sunday in New Orleans. The Rams won KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Top 25. 26-23. [GERALD HERBERT/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] The Kansas City Chiefs The Vols are the new came within a heartbeat No. 1 in The Associated of returning to the Super Press men’s college bas- Bowl for the first time ketball poll on Monday, in 49 years, taking the climbing three spots to greatest dynasty in NFL earn their first top rank- Officially disgusting history to overtime in the ing since the 2007-08 AFC title game. season. Instead, they are stuck Tennessee received with more heartache for 48 of 64 first-place an entire offseason. votes from a media Yet with All-Pro quar- panel in the poll released terback Patrick Mahomes Monday, well ahead of under center for the fore- No. 2 Duke with 11. No. seeable future, and a bevy 3 Virginia received three of young talent around first-place votes and No. him, the Chiefs believe 6 Michigan State two. the foundation is set for a Gonzaga and Michigan run of continued success rounded out the top five. not unlike what the New “The guys play- England Patriots have ing right now built this accomplished under Tom thing,” Tennessee coach Brady. Rick Barnes said. Perhaps their loss to the Pats on Sunday night was NEW YORK merely the start of some- Utah women ranked for thing special. first time in over a decade “Every team’s going to be different year-to- Utah earned its first year,” said Mahomes, appearance in The who capped his phe- Associated Press wom- nomenal first year as en’s basketball poll in a the starter with 295 decade entering at No. yards passing and three 21 on Monday. touchdowns against the The Utes (16-1) last Patriots. were ranked in the final “We’ve got a lot of poll of the 2008 season. Saints head coach Sean Payton reacts to a no-call of an interference penalty Sunday in New Orleans. young guys on this team. They were one of four [DAVID J. PHILLIP/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] It hurts. It hurts every- teams to enter the Top body,” he said. “We knew 25 after 13 ranked teams we had opportunities in lost last week. Utah was that game and through- joined by Florida State at Commentary: Officiating, or lack thereof, out this season. We put 22, Texas A&M at 24 and in the work. We know this Missouri at 25. helps determine Super Bowl teams can be a building block. It While there was could be something that change at the bottom By Barry Wilner everything to get such hits quarter. carries us into the future.” of the poll, the top The Associated Press out of the sport should be The first, which required The Chiefs will have eight teams stayed vir- even more maddening. a lengthy video review, some big decisions to tually the same with he last thing the NFL “They felt like the players involved Julian Edelman make this offseason. Top- Notre Dame leading would ever want is for — the player — arrived at the muffing a punt. The original ping the list is whether to the way. The Fighting Tan officiating mistake same time that the ball did,” call was that the bouncing extend the rookie con- Irish received 22 first to decide the Super Bowl. Saints coach Sean Payton ball touched him. Replays, tracts of wide receiver place votes from the On Sunday, the league said, trying to be diplomatic even in stop motion, seemed Tyreek Hill and defen- 30-member national might have made enough when he had every right to inconclusive, which means sive tackle Chris Jones, media panel. Baylor errors to determine both rant and rave. “They didn’t the call should stand. and whether to sign pass broke a tie with UConn teams that will play in the feel like it was an interference But Riveron and his staff rusher Dee Ford to a long- for second, garnering championship game in two call. in New York saw enough term deal or place the seven top ballots. The weeks. “Look, it’s a tough way to evidence that Edelman franchise tag on him. Huskies got the other The most egregious gaffe lose a game, especially when never made contact with the They also need to one and dropped to third. came in the NFC title game you’re in a position like that football. Even Kansas City’s upgrade a defense that Louisville and Oregon in New Orleans. The Saints to win it. It’s all the more laid-back coach, Andy Reid, struggled all season, then rounded out the first five were in position to put away reason why we need more became highly demonstra- failed to stop the Patriots teams in the poll. the Rams when Tom- replay. We lose a chance to tive with the overturned in the second half and mylee Lewis blatantly was go to the Super Bowl with a decision. Who could blame overtime with a shot at NEW YORK interfered with inside the call like that, it’s just disap- him considering how many the Super Bowl hanging Pats-Chiefs second-most Los Angeles 5-yard line by pointing. But, credit the dozens of such calls stick in the balance. watched AFC title cornerback Nickell Robey- Rams. They did a good job, with what on-field officials The Patriots won the game in 42 years Coleman. Not only did made the plays in the end determined? coin toss for the extra Robey-Coleman hit Lewis when they needed to.” The Chiefs, perhaps in a session and marched right Sunday night’s game early, he did so helmet to Plays that wouldn’t have dose of poetic justice, soon downfield, scoring the between the New Eng- helmet. Next weekend, we’ll existed if Bill Vinovich’s crew after intercepted a pass that winning touchdown and land Patriots and Kansas hear about Robey-Coleman got it right. went off Edelman’s hands. never letting Mahomes City Chiefs was the sec- being fined for the collision An argument often is But later in the quarter, and the NFL’s best ond-most watched and — even though, incredibly, made, and rightly so, that Chris Hogan attempted a offense get on the field. rated AFC championship no flag was thrown. plays seen in slow motion one-handed catch on third Along with that comes game in 42 years. “Came to the sideline, become clearly illegal, but at down. Reid challenged, and the future of defensive The overtime thriller looked at the football gods full speed in an increasingly replay indicated far more coordinator Bob Sutton, on CBS averaged 53.919 and was like, ‘Thank you,’” fast and physical game, they evidence the ground helped who was masterful early million viewers, just shy Robey-Coleman said. “I got look OK. That contention has Hogan make the catch than in his tenure in Kansas of the 54.850 million away with one tonight.” no place here; even at warp the previous review showed City but has struggled to that viewed Pittsburgh’s Such a big one that it kept speed, Robey-Coleman’s hit Edelman whiffed on the ball. piece together a service- victory over the New the Rams alive. Instead of a was obviously a penalty. No matter. The catch able unit the past couple York Jets in 2011. The first down and the chance to NFL senior vice president was upheld, and six plays of years. 27.5 household rating run down the clock before of officiating Al Riveron later, Sony Michel scored a And while Chiefs coach fell short of the 2016 making a field goal, or score a “couldn’t believe” no penalty touchdown. Andy Reid has a track matchup between New touchdown for a bigger lead, call was called on the play, The league has been under record of being loyal to a England and Denver that the Saints wound up with Payton said. heavy scrutiny and drawn fault with his staff, it may had a 29.3 rating. Wil Lutz’s 31-yard kick. That “It’s tough to get over it,” massive criticism about its be time for a new voice to Sunday’s game is also made it 23-20 with 1:41 left in Payton said. “My problem officiating in the last few take over that side of the a 22 percent increase regulation, plenty of time for with it is, I just don’t know, if years. The perception is that ball. over last year’s game the Rams to march to Greg we were playing pickup foot- the NFL needs full-time “I never talk about that between the Jackson- Zuerlein’s tying 48-yard field ball in the backyard ... it was officials, which might help here,” Reid said Monday. ville Jaguars and New goal. as obvious a call — and how somewhat, and in part is “I go back and look at England Patriots, which “Greg The Leg” won it two guys can look at that and being done. everything.” averaged 44.145 million. with a 57-yarder in OT. His arrive at their decision? It The league prizes experi- Chiefs general manager Fox’s telecast of the heroics almost certainly happened though.” ence, but when one of its Brett Veach will finally NFC championship never would have happened A few things happened in most experienced crews have a first-round pick game between the Los had the call on Robey- Kansas City, too, where the blows a call so blatant in the draft after the club Angeles Rams and New Coleman been made. And Patriots won 37-31, also in that even the perpetrator traded away last year’s Orleans Saints had a 24.6 the fact the defender led with overtime. These had more acknowledges he caught a pick to move up in 2017 rating. his head into Lewis’ helmet to do with replay, with two break, the storm of protest and select Mahomes — at a time when the NFL is critical calls going New will rage. a move nobody regrets The Associated Press adamant that it’s doing England’s way in the fourth Rightly so. these days.

* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 22, 2019 B3 Bay High boys slip past PSJ, 61-58 George, Westbrook lead

The News Herald the leading scorer for the adding nine points each. Thunder over Knicks Tornadoes with 15 points, Gene Quinn also had eight LYNN HAVEN — The followed by Jhykeith points, and Jy’trel Riley The Associated Press in beating the Detroit announced as the Eastern Bay High boys basket- Halton with 14, Takari had seven. Pistons. The Wizards held Conference player of ball team edged past the Plummer with 10, and AJ Bay will next host Paul George scored the Pistons to 30 percent the week shortly before Tiger Sharks on Monday Bazemore with eight. Arnold in a district 31 points and Russell shooting from the fl oor the game, made seven evening to improve to 7-9 Drew Jones led the game on Friday. The Westbrook just missed in the fi rst half and never 3-pointers. on the season. Port St. Joe way for Port St. Joe with Tiger Sharks next play at a triple-double with 17 let their lead dip below fell to 9-5. 12 points, with Jan Lowe Arnold on Thursday. points, 10 rebounds and 10 points in the second. PELICANS 105, GRIZZLIES Zamuel Compere was and Travis Roberson nine assists as the Okla- Detroit’s 87 points were 85: Jrue Holiday and homa Thunder defeated the fewest by a Washing- Nikola Mirotic scored 21 the New York Knicks ton opponent this season. points, Jahlil Okafor and Against Halep — who series of energy-sapping 127-109 on Monday. Julius Randle had 20, and TENNIS beat Serena’s older sister, baseline exchanges — one The Knicks have lost BUCKS 116, MAVERICKS balanced New Orleans Venus, in the third round point lasted 42 strokes! six in a row and 14 of 106: Giannis Antetok- beat Memphis without From Page B1 — Williams frequently — to beat No. 15 Daniil 15. They have dropped ounmpo had 31 points injured star Anthony pumped her fists or yelled Medvedev 6-4, 6-7 (5), nine straight at Madison and 15 rebounds, and the Davis. Okafor set a season The 37-year-old Ameri- “Come on!” after key 6-2, 6-3. Square Garden. Milwaukee Bucks beat high for points and added can sat out last year’s exchanges. When Halep After topping Medve- George and Westbrook the Dallas Mavericks. Eric 10 rebounds fi lling in Australian Open after hit one shot that caught dev in a 3-hour, 15-minute both sat out the fourth Bledsoe had 21 points and for Davis. Randle had giving birth to a daughter the net tape and barely struggle to get back to quarter. Dennis Schro- Malcolm Brogdon 19 for 12 rebounds and Holi- months earlier and dealing trickled over for a winner, the quarterfinals for the der added 17 points for the Bucks, who have won day grabbed 11 as New with health complications. Williams looked pained first time in three years, the Thunder while both fi ve straight and 12 of Orleans out-rebounded Since returning to the and complained, “I mean, Djokovic joked during Jerami Grant and Abdel their last 14 to improve to the Grizzlies 50-35. tour, Williams has reached it’s not fair.” an on-court interview: Nader each had 16. 34-12 overall. Luka Doncic the past two Grand Slam Pliskova advanced ear- “Since I guess my next Tim Hardaway Jr. had 18 points, 11 rebounds CELTICS 107, HEAT 99: finals, losing both — and lier Monday with a 6-3, opponent is watching, led the Knicks with 23 and 10 assists for Dallas, Kyrie Irving had 26 points leaving her still one shy of 6-1 victory over two-time I’m feeling fantastic. I’ve points. Allonzo Trier which has lost four in a and 10 assists, Al Horford equaling Margaret Court’s major champion Garbine never felt fresher in my had 16 and Emmanuel row. Jalen Brunson had 16 added 16 points and 12 record of 24 major singles Muguruza. life.” Mudiay scored 14. points. rebounds and Boston titles. The other quarterfinal Williams and Halep beat Miami for its fourth Halep offered up the on that side of the wom- traded jittery breaks of BULLS 104, CAVALIERS MAGIC 122, HAWKS 103: straight victory. Irving first real test Williams en’s bracket features No. 4 serve in the opening two 88: Zach LaVine scored Evan Fournier and Nikola has had 20 or more points has faced at this year’s Naomi Osaka against No. games, as each double- 25 points and the Chicago Vucevic scored 29 points and 10 or more assists in Australian Open, where 6 Elina Svitolina. Osaka, faulted and flubbed shots. Bulls broke a 10-game apiece to lead the Orlando 11 games, the fi rst Celtics she is bidding for an who beat Williams in last But Williams settled down losing streak, beating the Magic to a victory over player to accomplish the eighth trophy, pushing year’s U.S. Open final, first, compiling a 10-3 Cleveland Cavaliers in a the Atlanta Hawks in the feat since Hall of Famer her throughout a back- edged No. 13 Anastasija advantage in winners to meeting of teams that season’s fi rst matchup Larry Bird, who also had and-forth matchup that Sevastova 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 grab the opening set. began the day with the between the Southeast 11 in 1986-87. was a fascinating mix of in the fourth round, while “I felt,” Halep said worst records in the NBA. Division rivals. Vucevic power, court coverage and Svitolina got past 2017 afterward, “like I had been Chicago (11-36) never had 14 rebounds and 76ERS 121, ROCKETS shotmaking. U.S. Open finalist Madi- hit by the train.” trailed and has won all Fournier had seven assists 93: Joel Embiid had 32 It wasn’t until Williams son Keys 6-2, 1-6, 6-1. Halep then fell behind three games this season as Orlando snapped a points and 14 rebounds saved three break points In men’s matches, 2016 by a break in the second, against Cleveland (9-39), three-game losing streak. to lead the Philadelphia in a monumental game to Wimbledon runner-up before suddenly seem- which has lost 16 of 17 76ers past fellow MVP hold for 3-all in the third Milos Raonic knocked off ing to awaken and display overall. NETS 123, KINGS 94: contender James Harden set that she gained control. No. 4-seeded Alexander her own brand of baseline D’Angelo Russell had 31 and the Houston Rockets. “I was unlucky a little Zverev 6-1, 6-1, 7-6 (5), talent that carried her to WIZARDS 101, PISTONS points and eight assists, Harden, selected Western bit,” Halep said. and next takes on No. 28 the Australian Open final 87: Trevor Ariza scored and the surging Brooklyn Conference player of the Williams then broke for Lucas Pouille, a 6-7 (4), and French Open champi- 20 points, Otto Porter Jr. Nets won their fourth week on Monday, fi nished a 4-3 lead and finally was 6-4, 7-5, 7-6 (2) winner onship in 2018. added 19 and the Wash- straight game by running with 37 points — giving on her way. over No. 11 Borna Coric. Halep made only 12 ington Wizards turned away from the Sacra- him 20 straight games “In order for me to stay No. 23 Pablo Carreno unforced errors in the in their best defensive mento Kings in the second with at least 30. out there, I had to play a Busta left the court yell- entire match, and that performance this season half for a victory. Russell, little like I knew I could,” ing at the chair umpire clean play got her back said Williams, who is after a disagreement in into things, especially as seeded 16th on account of the concluding tiebreaker Williams’ miscue count all the time she took away of his 6-7 (8), 4-6, 7-6 (4), rose to a final tally of 31. Predators beat Avalanche from tennis while becom- 6-4, 7-6 (8) loss to No. “She’s back to being ing a mother. “I’m such a 8-seeded Kei Nishikori in Serena on both the physi- The Associated Press second period to keep the of the season. Jonathan fighter. I just never give a 5-hour, 5-minute mara- cal and emotional side. So game scoreless. Bonino Quick stopped 33 shots to up. It’s definitely some- thon that was the longest I think her level is good,” Pekka Rinne stopped soon followed by lining a earn his 302nd NHL victory, thing that’s innate. I just match of the tournament. said Williams’ coach, Pat- a penalty shot in making shot between the pads of which is fourth-best among work so hard for every Nishikori’s quarterfinal rick Mouratoglou. “I think 35 saves and the Nashville Semyon Varlamov. The U.S.-born goaltenders. point.” foe will be No. 1-seeded she needed a big fight, and Predators knocked off the Predators are 23-2-1 when Anze Kopitar and Tyler That she does. She also and six-time champion it happened today, and I reeling Colorado Ava- scoring first. Toffoli each had a goal and makes abundantly clear Novak Djokovic, who think it’s a great thing — lanche 4-1 on Monday to Colorado was coming an assist while Brendan just how much every point overcame a couple of especially when it ends help Peter Laviolette cap- off a 7-1 win over Los Leipsic had two assists. means to her. tumbles to the court and a like that.” ture win No. 600 of his Angeles on Saturday in Drew Doughty also scored NHL coaching career. which the team tied a fran- for Los Angeles, which has Nick Bonino and chise record with six goals won three of its last fi ve. of the season in the 38-3 cues from Brady. Viktor Arvidsson scored in the second period. The PATRIOTS victory over the Jets. It set “You’re always com- 1:34 apart in the second scoring spree didn’t carry PANTHERS 6, SHARKS 2: the stage for a vintage per- fortable with Tom going period, while Roman Josi over. The Avs haven’t won Frank Vatrano had a goal From Page B1 formance by Brady in their down on drives,” said added another and Ryan two straight games since and three assists for a divisional-round playoff Gronkowski, who is Ellis contributed a late late November. career-high four points to win over the Chargers. And the first tight end with empty-netter from deep lift Florida over San Jose. decided it was time to part on Sunday against Kansas 1,000 postseason receiv- in his zone. The Predators KINGS 4, BLUES 3: Paul Vincent Trocheck, Keith ways with him. His arrival City, he had 348 yards ing yards. “He’s always maintained their mastery LaDue scored the go-ahead Yandle and Nick Bjugstad helped calm things and passing despite throwing ready for these moments. of the Avalanche, beat- goal midway through the each had a power-play contributed to six consec- two interceptions. And that’s why he’s the ing their Central Division third period, and the Los goal for the Panthers. utive victories. He also got support from best quarterback — hands rivals for a 12th time over Angeles Kings rallied for a Mike Matheson and Aaron But questions returned a resurgent defense and down. the last 13 regular-season victory over the St. Louis Ekblad also scored, Roberto after a lopsided Week 10 revamped rushing attack “It was one of the meetings. Blues. LaDue, who was Luongo stopped 27 shots loss at Tennessee that on offense. The latter has sweeter victories definitely Alexander Kerfoot playing in only his 15th and Aleksander Barkov exposed vulnerabilities on gotten back-to-back 100- of my career.” had the lone goal for an game this season and fi rst added three assists. The both sides of the ball. The yard rushing games from The Patriots will have Avalanche squad that’s since Dec. 29, snapped a Panthers have won three Patriots won their next rookie Sony Michel, who a chance to top it in two dropped five of seven. wrist shot from the right straight after losing their two, but then suffered a set a rookie NFL playoff weeks in Atlanta. Rinne’s biggest save faceoff circle past Blues previous seven games. fluky last-second loss at record with five touch- Safety Devin McCourty came on a penalty shot goaltender Jordan Bin- Timo Meier and Logan Cou- Miami. downs in his first two said it’s a position they by Matt Nieto in the nington for his second goal ture scored for the Sharks. That was followed by postseason games. always thought they’d be a loss at Pittsburgh and Also making huge con- in. the abrupt loss of Gordon tributions in the fourth “We’re not worried when he was suspended quarter and OT against about stats. We’re not indefinitely by the NFL for the Chiefs were both Edel- worried about Pro Bowls, violating an agreement that man and tight end Rob All-Pros,” he said. “When allowed him to play after Gronkowski. we come back in April each multiple drug suspensions. Gronk’s regular season year, it’s about getting to Still, despite facing the was mostly underwhelm- this game no matter what prospect of not having their ing as he dealt with nagging it takes. usual home-field advan- injuries, but he was sure- “This year was a tough tage in the postseason, the handed at the perfect time one. We battled some Patriots rediscovered their against Kansas City, catch- things. We’ve been ques- run game and offensive ing six passes for 79 yards. tioned and doubted by a efficiency during wins over Edelman had seven catches lot of people. But I think the Bills and Jets to close for 96 yards as both came the great thing is we trust the regular season. through with huge third- in what we believe. Our Brady threw for four down catches late in the faith never wavered inside touchdowns and had his game. the locker room.” highest quarterback rating Gronk said he took his

North Bay Haven and half will play their semifi- SOCCER Bozeman at 5 p.m., at nal at South Walton. The Bozeman, with the winner championship game will From Page B1 to face the winner of be hosted by Pensacola South Walton vs. Baker Catholic on Jan. 31 at 6 game between Freeport played at 5 p.m., at South p.m. vs. Rutherford at South Walton. The Buccaneers are the Walton at 7 p.m., in the Winners from the top defending district tour- semifinals on Jan. 28. half of the bracket will nament champions after The bottom half of the play their semifinal at beating South Walton on bracket features quar- Pensacola Catholic, while penalty kicks in last year’s terfinal games between winners from the bottom title game. * ** B4 Tuesday, January 22, 2019 | The News Herald

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Minnesota 22 24 .478 9½ 4. Gonzaga 18-2 693 5 No. 9 Maryland 79, Penn State 67 AREA EVENTS EBRO SCHEDULE PACIFIC DIVISION W L PCT GB 5. Michigan State 16-2 682 6 No. 19 Arizona State 79, No. 10 Oregon State Golden State 32 14 .696 — 6. Michigan 17-1 666 4 76, 2OT Schedule L.A. Clippers 25 21 .543 7 7. Nevada 18-1 561 10 Georgia Tech 65, No. 12 Syracuse 55 Girls soccer Arnold vs Bay at Mowat Monday L.A. Lakers 25 22 .532 7½ 8. Virginia Tech 15-2 520 7 No. 14 Marquette 83, St. John’s 73 District 2-3A tournament 6 p.m. Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx 11:25 Sacramento 24 23 .511 8½ 9. Kentucky 14-3 502 14 No. 20 Rutgers 76, No. 17 Michigan State 62 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 Phoenix 11 37 .229 22 10. Kansas 15-3 489 8 No. 22 Iowa 94, Illinois 75 at Tommy Oliver Stadium Rutherford at Marianna a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach noon. 11. Marquette 16-3 441 13 Nebraska 63, No. 23 Minnesota 57 Evening: Saturday’s Games 12. North Carolina 14-4 403 15 Seton Hall 84, No. 24 DePaul 73 Arnold vs. Wakulla 4:30 7 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Oklahoma City 117, Philadelphia 115 13. Texas Tech 15-3 384 9 Purdue 56, No. 25 Indiana 53 p.m. Liberty County at Boze- Tuesday Charlotte 135, Phoenix 115 14. Buffalo 17-1 335 17 Monday’s Game Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx 11:25 Indiana 111, Dallas 99 15. Auburn 13-4 331 12 No. 19 South Carolina 79, No. 25 Missouri 65 Bay vs. Mosley 6:30 p.m. man 4 p.m. a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m. Milwaukee 118, Orlando 108 16. Maryland 16-3 317 22 Today’s Games Boys soccer Boys basketball Wednesday Sacramento 103, Detroit 101 17. Houston 18-1 314 17 No games scheduled Matinee: Boston 113, Atlanta 105 18. Villanova 14-4 231 21 Wednesday’s Games Rutherford vs. Bay at Liberty County at Boze- Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 Toronto 119, Memphis 90 19. N.C. State 15-3 194 16 No. 2 Baylor vs. No. 20 Iowa State, 8 p.m. Bozeman 5:30 p.m. man 7 p.m. a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m. Greyhound simul- Miami 117, Chicago 103 20. Mississippi 14-3 189 20 No. 3 UConn vs. SMU, 7 p.m. cast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota 11:30 Houston 138, L.A. Lakers 134, OT 21. Iowa 16-3 180 24 No. 12 Texas vs. Kansas, 8 p.m. Girls basketball Godby at Mosley 6 p.m. a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm Beach noon. Denver 124, Cleveland 102 22. Mississippi State 14-3 147 23 No. 13 Syracuse vs. Miami, 7 p.m. Evening: Sunday’s Games 23. Florida State 13-5 90 11 No. 14 Rutgers at No. 17 Iowa, 8 p.m. Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby Indiana 120, Charlotte 95 24. Louisville 13-5 85 — Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. L.A. Clippers 103, San Antonio 95 25. Iowa State 14-4 75 — Thursday Minnesota 116, Phoenix 114 Others receiving votes: LSU 54, Kansas State AUTO RACING Matinee: Monday’s Games 50, Nebraska 40, Oklahoma 38, Purdue 30, ON THE AIR Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 a.m., Oklahoma City 127, New York 109 Wisconsin 27, TCU 12, Furman 9, Indiana 9, NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Chicago 104, Cleveland 88 Washington 9, North Texas 8, Ohio State 5, Gulfstream 11:35 a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. POINTS LEADERS Milwaukee 116, Dallas 106 Arizona State 4, Cincinnati 4, Central Florida 3, Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Final Washington 101, Detroit 87 Murray State 2, Texas State 2, Wofford 1. Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach noon. 1. Joey Logano, 5,040. Today UNLV Orlando 122, Atlanta 103 Evening: 2. Martin Truex Jr., 5,035. Brooklyn 123, Sacramento 94 COLLEGE BASKETBALL 10 p.m. Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS 3. Kevin Harvick, 5,034. New Orleans 105, Memphis 85 Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Saturday’s Games 4. Kyle Busch, 5,033. (MEN'S) ESPNU — San Diego State at Boston 107, Miami 99 No. 1 Duke 72, No. 4 Virginia 70 Friday 5. Aric Almirola, 2,354. Philadelphia 121, Houston 93 Wisconsin 64, No. 2 Michigan 54 5:30 p.m. Fresno State Matinee: 6. Chase Elliott, 2,350. Portland at Utah, late No. 3 Tennessee 71, Alabama 68 Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 7. Kurt Busch, 2,350. SEC — Auburn at South COLLEGE BASKETBALL Golden State at L.A. Lakers, late No. 5 Gonzaga 89, Portland 66 a.m., Aqueduct 11:20 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 8. Brad Keselowski, 2,343. Today’s Games West Virginia 65, No. 7 Kansas 64 Carolina (WOMEN'S) a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: 9. Kyle Larson, 2,299. Sacramento at Toronto, 7 p.m. Baylor 73, No. 8 Texas Tech 62 Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 p.m., 10. Ryan Blaney, 2,298. Portland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. No. 9 Virginia Tech 87, Wake Forest 71 6 p.m. 8 p.m. Palm Beach noon. 11. Denny Hamlin, 2,285. L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. No. 10 Nevada 67, Air Force 52 Evening: Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: 12. Clint Bowyer, 2,272. BTN — Minnesota at FS1 — Oklahoma at TCU Minnesota at Phoenix, 9 p.m. No. 12 Kentucky 82, No. 14 Auburn 80 Palm Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby 13. Austin Dillon, 2,245. Wednesday’s Games No. 13 North Carolina 85, Miami 76 Michigan GOLF Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. 14. Jimmie Johnson, 2,242. Toronto at Indiana, 7 p.m. No. 17 North Carolina St. 77, Notre Dame 73 Saturday 15. Erik Jones, 2,220. ESPN — Mississippi State at 1 p.m. Cleveland at Boston, 7:30 p.m. No. 18 Mississippi 84, Arkansas 67 Matinee: 16. Alex Bowman, 2,204. Houston at New York, 7:30 p.m. Texas 75, No. 20 Oklahoma 72 Kentucky GOLF — Web.com Tour: The Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 a.m., 17. Ryan Newman, 769. L.A. Clippers at Miami, 7:30 p.m. No. 21 Houston 69, South Florida 60 Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m., 18. Ricky Stenhouse, Jr., 701. ESPN2 — Texas Tech at Bahamas Great Abaco Clas- Orlando at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. No. 24 Mississippi State 71, Vanderbilt 55 Santa Anita 1:45 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: 19. Paul Menard, 692. Atlanta at Chicago, 8 p.m. Purdue 70, No. 25 Indiana 55 Kansas State sic, third round, Bahamas Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota 11:30 a.m., 20. Jamie McMurray, 683. Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm Beach noon. Charlotte at Memphis, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games ESPNU — Clemson at NBA Evening: Detroit at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Boston College 87, No. 11 Florida State 82 Florida State 7 p.m. Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm San Antonio at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. No. 15 Marquette 79, Providence 68 Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane Denver at Utah, 10:30 p.m. No. 23 Iowa 95, Illinois 71 TENNIS FS1 — Villanova at Butler NBA — Portland at Okla. 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Thursday’s Games Monday’s Games Sunday Golden State at Washington, 8 p.m. No. 6 Michigan State 69, No. 13 Maryland 55 ATP WORLD TOUR/WTA TOUR 7 p.m. City Matinee: New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. No. 9 Kansas 80, No. 24 Iowa State 76 AUSTRALIAN OPEN CBSSN — Wichita State at NHL Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 a.m., Portland at Phoenix, 9 p.m. No. 11 North Carolina 103, No. 10 Virginia Today’s results from the Australian Open at Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m., Minnesota at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Tech 82 Melbourne Park, Melbourne, Australia (seed- South Florida 8 p.m. Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Today’s Games ings in parentheses): 7:30 p.m. NBCSN — Detroit at Palm Beach noon, Jacksonville 12:30 p.m. No. 2 Duke at Pittsburgh, 9 p.m. Women’s Doubles POKER ROOM PRO HOCKEY No. 3 Virginia vs. Wake Forest, 9 p.m. Quarterfi nal SEC — Texas A&M at Florida Edmonton – Open 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through No. 5 Michigan vs. Minnesota, 7 p.m. Alison Riske, United States and Jennifer Brady, 8 p.m. TENNIS Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and Saturday. NHL No. 8 Kentucky vs. No. 22 Mississippi State, United States, def. Latisha Chan, Taiwan and LOCATION All times Eastern 7 p.m. Hao-Ching Chan (7), Taiwan, 6-3, 7-6 (3). BTN — Indiana at 8 p.m. – Intersection of State 79 and State 20. EASTERN CONFERENCE No. 14 Buffalo at Northern Illinois, 8 p.m. MONDAY’S RESULTS Northwestern ESPN2 — Australian Open: INFORMATION ATLANTIC DIVISION No. 14 Texas Tech at Kansas State, 7 p.m. – 234-3943. GP W L OT PTS GF GA No. 16 Auburn at South Carolina, 6:30 p.m. Men’s Singles ESPN — Duke at Pittsburgh Quarterfi nals Tampa Bay 49 37 10 2 76 199 140 No. 18 Villanova at Butler, 7 p.m. Fourth Round No. 20 Mississippi at Alabama, 9 p.m. Novak Djokovic (1), Serbia, def. Daniil ESPNU — Mississippi at 2:30 a.m. (Wednesday) Toronto 48 29 17 2 60 168 137 ODDS Boston 49 27 17 5 59 143 128 Wednesday’s Games Medvedev (15), Russia, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-2, 6-3. Alabama ESPN2 — Australian Open: Montreal 50 27 18 5 59 152 148 No. 1 Tennessee at Vanderbilt, 7 p.m. Kei Nishikori (8), Japan, def. Pablo Carreno- PREGAME.COM LINE Buffalo 48 24 18 6 54 140 144 No. 7 Nevada vs. Colorado State, 11 p.m. Busta (23), Spain, 6-7 (8), 4-6, 7-6 (4), 6-4, 9 p.m. Quarterfi nals No. 12 Marquette vs. DePaul, 8:30 p.m. 7-6 (8). NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Florida 48 20 20 8 48 152 170 No. 17 Houston vs. East Carolina, 8 p.m. Milos Raonic (16), Canada, def. Alexander CBSSN — New Mexico at Today Ottawa 49 19 25 5 43 154 184 Detroit 50 18 25 7 43 142 170 No. 25 LSU vs. Georgia, 7 p.m. Zverev (4), Germany, 6-1, 6-1, 7-6 (5). FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG Lucas Pouille (28), France, def. Borna Coric At Toronto 11 228½ Sacramento METROPOLITAN DIVISION (11), Croatia, 6-7 (4), 6-4, 7-5, 7-6 (2). At Oklahoma City 5½ 228 Portland GP W L OT PTS GF GA MONDAY’S RESULTS Women’s Singles At Dallas Off Off LA Clippers N.Y. Islanders 48 29 15 4 62 145 119 EAST Fourth Round ANNOUNCEMENTS At Phoenix Off Off Minnesota Columbus 48 28 17 3 59 154 146 American U. at Boston U., ppd. Washington 48 27 16 5 59 162 149 Baylor 85, West Virginia 73 Serena Williams (16), United States, def. Pittsburgh 48 26 16 6 58 169 146 Bryant 76, St. Francis (Pa.) 67 Simona Halep (1), Romania, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Karolina Pliskova (7), Czech Republic, def. 9-Hole Junior Golf You can register by Today Carolina 48 23 20 5 51 133 144 Creighton 91, Georgetown 87 N.Y. Rangers 48 21 20 7 49 139 164 Fairleigh Dickinson 87, Mt. St. Mary’s 69 Garbine Muguruza (18), Spain, 6-3, 6-1. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Naomi Osaka (4), Japan, def. Anastasija Tournament email at floridaunit- Auburn 6½ At South Carolina Philadelphia 48 19 23 6 44 139 169 Marist 62, Manhattan 46 Sevastova (13), Latvia, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. At Kentucky 8 Mississippi State New Jersey 48 18 23 7 43 140 164 Robert Morris 70, Central Conn. 59 edfutbolclub@gmail. Elina Svitolina (6), Ukraine, def. Madison Keys At Ball State 10 Miami (Ohio) Rutgers 76, Nebraska 69 (17), United States, 6-2, 1-6, 6-1. There will be a com. Please include At Butler 1 Villanova WESTERN CONFERENCE Sacred Heart 62, Wagner 38 Men’s Doubles At Ohio 6½ W. Michigan CENTRAL DIVISION St. Francis Brooklyn 79, LIU Brooklyn 70 nine-hole junior golf child's name and birth Third Round At E. Michigan 1½ Bowling Green GP W L OT PTS GF GA SOUTH Bruno Soares, Brazil and Jamie Murray (3), tournament Feb. 10 at date, parents' names, At Akron 7½ Cent. Michigan Winnipeg 48 31 15 2 64 167 134 Alcorn St. 74, Ark.-Pine Bluff 69 Britain, def. Nikola Mektic, Croatia and Kevin Toledo 3 At Kent State Nashville 51 29 18 4 62 159 134 Bethune-Cookman 89, Md.-Eastern Shore 68 the Holiday Golf Club's and phone/email Krawietz, Germany, 6-7 (3), 6-2, 7-5. At Florida State 6 Clemson Minnesota 49 25 21 3 53 137 140 Florida A&M 60, Delaware St. 47 Nicolas Mahut, France and Pierre-Hugues At Kansas State 2 Texas Tech Dallas 49 24 21 4 52 126 128 Florida Gulf Coast 87, Stetson 65 Par 3 course in Panama contact information. Herbert (5), France, def. 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At Virginia 24½ Wake Forest Calgary 50 32 13 5 69 187 143 NJIT 76, North Florida 72 Entry fee is $10 plus Volunteer coaches are Sam Querrey, United States and Ryan Harrison, Duke 12 At Pittsburgh San Jose 51 28 16 7 63 180 161 Norfolk St. 74, SC State 69 United States, def. Jack Sock, United States tax payable in the needed. At Northwestern 1½ Indiana Vegas 51 29 18 4 62 156 138 North Carolina 103, Virginia Tech 82 and Jack Withrow, United States, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. At Alabama 1 Mississippi Vancouver 50 23 21 6 52 145 156 Old Dominion 76, Charlotte 70 Holiday Club 18-Hole Women’s Doubles Boise State 4 At Air Force Anaheim 50 21 20 9 51 119 148 Presbyterian 68, SC-Upstate 59 Third Round At UNLV 6 New Mexico Edmonton 49 23 23 3 49 142 160 Radford 72, Longwood 59 Championship Club Golf Tournament Barbora Krejcikova, Czech Republic and At Fresno State 7½ San Diego State Arizona 48 22 22 4 48 128 138 Southern U. 80, MVSU 56 House on the day of the Los Angeles 50 20 26 4 44 114 150 W. Kentucky 68, Marshall 59 Katerina Siniakova (1), Czech Republic, def. 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss. Winthrop 66, UNC-Asheville 45 Elise Mertens, Belgium and Aryna Sabalenka, outing. To register for There will be a Cap- NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Belarus, 2-6, 6-2, 6-3. Today Top 3 teams in each division and two wild cards MIDWEST the event call or text tain's Choice Knights of per conference advance to playoffs. Kansas 80, Iowa State 76 Samantha Stosur, Australia and Shuai Zhang, FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE China, def. Alize Cornet, France and Petra At Washington Off San Jose Off Michigan State 69, Maryland 55 Lee Anderson at 850- Columbus charity golf Martic, Croatia, 7-5, 6-3. At Ottawa -109 Arizona -101 Saturday’s Games SOUTHWEST Alison Riske, United States and Jennifer Brady, 348-9431 and leave the tournament at Holi- NY Islanders -136 At Chicago +126 Anaheim 3, New Jersey 2 Prairie View 83, Grambling St. 66 United States, def. 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Feb. 2 at Frank Nelson ment in the paper New England 41, Los Angeles Chargers 28 COLLEGE FAR WEST Stefanos Tsitsipas (14), Greece, def. Roger New Orleans 20, Philadelphia 14 Boise St. at Air Force, 9 p.m. Federer (3), Switzerland, 6-7 (11), 7-6 (3), Park from 10 a.m. to 12 email dkent@pcnh. New Mexico at UNLV, 10 p.m. 7-5, 7-6 (5). p.m. com with information. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS BASKETBALL San Diego St. at Fresno St., 11 p.m. Frances Tiafoe, United States, def. Grigor Sunday’s Games Dimitrov (20), Bulgaria, 7-5, 7-6 (6), 6-7 (1), NFC MEN’S BASKETBALL WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 7-5. L.A. Rams 26, New Orleans 23, OT THE AP TOP 25 POLL THE AP TOP 25 POLL Rafael Nadal (2), Spain, def. Tomas Berdych, AFC The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Czech Republic, 6-0, 6-1, 7-6 (4). New England 37, Kansas City 31, OT IN BRIEF college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes women’s college basketball poll, with fi rst- Women’s Singles in parentheses, records through Jan. 20, total place votes in parentheses, records through Fourth Round Petra Kvitova (8), Czech Republic, def. PRO BOWL points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote Jan. 20, total points based on 25 points for a Amanda Anisimova, United States, 6-2, 6-1. No. 6 Michigan State 20 consecutive Big Ten Sunday, Jan. 27 through one point for a 25th-place vote and fi rst-place vote through one point for a 25th- Ashleigh Barty (15), Australia, def. Maria At Orlando, Fla. last week’s ranking: place vote and last week’s ranking: beats No. 13 Maryland regular season games AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. (ABC/ESPN) Sharapova (30), Russia, 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. RECORD PTS. LWR RECORD PTS. LW Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, Russia, def. Sloane dating to last year. The 1. Tennessee (48) 16-1 1,575 3 1. Notre Dame (22) 18-1 735 1 Stephens (5), United States, 6-7 (3), 6-3, 6-3. SUPER BOWL LIII (53) 2. Duke (11) 15-2 1,520 1 2. Baylor (7) 15-1 713 2 Danielle Rose Collins, United States, def. Aaron Henry made run ties the fifth-longest Sunday, Feb. 3 3. Virginia (3) 16-1 1,451 4 3. UConn (1) 16-1 703 2 Angelique Kerber (2), Germany, 6-0, 6-2. At Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta 4. Gonzaga 18-2 1,374 5 4. Louisville 17-1 651 4 the most of his oppor- winning streak in Big New England vs. L.A. Rams, 6:30 p.m. (CBS) 5. Michigan 17-1 1,363 2 5. Oregon 17-1 623 5 Men’s Doubles tunity to play in place Ten history and is con- 6. Michigan State (2) 16-2 1,355 6 6. Stanford 16-1 608 6 Second Round Blake Ellis, Australia and Alexei Popyrin, 7. Nevada 18-1 1,143 10 7. Mississippi St. 17-1 578 7 of injured starter Joshua ference’s longest since Australia, def. James Cerretini, United States PRO BASKETBALL 8. Kentucky 14-3 1,087 12 8. N.C. State 18-0 549 8 and Marcelo Arevalo-Gonzalez, El Salvador, Langford. Illinois won 25 straight 9. Kansas 15-3 1,060 7 9. Oregon St. 15-3 472 10 2-6, 7-6 (7), 6-4. The freshman for- during the 2003-04 and NBA 10. Virginia Tech 15-2 1,007 9 10. Marquette 16-3 460 14 All times Eastern 11. North Carolina 14-4 895 13 11. Maryland 16-2 442 9 Third Round Leonardo Mayer, Argentina and Joao Sousa, ward had a season-high 2004-05 seasons. EASTERN CONFERENCE 12. Marquette 16-3 861 15 12. Texas 15-3 376 11 Portugal, def. Maximo Gonzalez, Argentina ATLANTIC DIVISION W L PCT GB 13. Maryland 16-3 751 19 13. Syracuse 15-3 358 12 and Nicolas Jarry, Chile, 6-3, 6-4. 12 points, helping No. “I don’t think they Toronto 35 13 .729 — 14. Texas Tech 15-3 743 8 14. Rutgers 15-3 343 20 Michael Venus, New Zealand and Raven Philadelphia 31 17 .646 4 14. Buffalo 17-1 743 16 15. Kentucky 16-3 331 16 6 Michigan State beat give a trophy for it,” Klaasen (6), South Africa, def. Frederik Boston 29 18 .617 5½ 16. Auburn 13-4 627 14 16. Arizona St. 13-5 265 19 Nielsen, Denmark and Marcelo Demoliner, No. 13 Maryland 69-55 Michigan State coach Brooklyn 25 23 .521 10 17. Houston 18-1 544 21 17. Iowa 14-4 261 22 Brazil, 6-3, 6-1. New York 10 35 .222 23½ 18. Villanova 14-4 450 22 18. Gonzaga 17-2 258 13 on Monday night with Tom Izzo said. Henri Kontinen, Finland and John Peers (12), SOUTHEAST DIVISION W L PCT GB 19. Iowa 16-3 332 23 19. South Carolina 12-5 245 15 Australia, def. Malek Jaziri, Tunisia and Radu balanced offense and Cassius Winston Miami 22 23 .489 — 20. Mississippi 14-3 291 18 20. Iowa St. 14-4 145 18 Albot, Moldova, 7-6 (5), 6-4. Charlotte 22 24 .478 ½ 21. N.C. State 15-3 282 17 21. Utah 16-1 138 — stifling defense. and Kenny Goins each Bob Bryan, United States and Mike Bryan (4), Washington 20 26 .435 2½ 22. Mississippi State 14-3 266 24 22. Florida St. 16-2 134 — United States, def. Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, “The Henry kid, he’s scored 14 points while Orlando 20 27 .426 3 23. Louisville 13-5 230 — 23. Michigan St. 13-5 109 17 Spain and Pablo Carreno-Busta, Spain, 6-3, Atlanta 14 32 .304 8½ 24. Iowa State 14-4 156 — 24. Texas A&M 14-4 45 — 7-6 (4). really good,” Terrapins Matt McQuaid and CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB 25. LSU 14-3 154 — 25. Missouri 15-4 43 — Women’s Doubles coach Mark Turgeon Xavier Tillman had 10 Milwaukee 34 12 .739 — Others receiving votes: Florida State 139, Others receiving votes: BYU 32, Tennessee 23, Indiana 31 15 .674 3 Purdue 111, Kansas State 91, Nebraska 66, Minnesota 21, Drake 20, UCF 20, Clemson 11, Third Round Barbora Strycova, Czech Republic and said. “Great defender, points apiece for the Detroit 20 26 .435 14 Wisconsin 64, Oklahoma 16, Syracuse 13, South Dakota 11, California 9, DePaul 8, Miami Marketa Vondrousova, Czech Republic, def. hard to box out. And, he Spartans. Chicago 11 36 .234 23½ Washington 11, Murray State 9, Cincinnati 6, Boise St. 3, Indiana 1.. Cleveland 9 39 .188 26 6, Wofford 5, Saint Louis 3, Florida 2, San Desirae Krawczyk, United States and Nao makes shots. That was a The Terrapins (16-4, Francisco 2, Hofstra 1, TCU 1. THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS Hibino, Japan, 6-2, 6-4. WESTERN CONFERENCE Andreja Klepac, Slovenia and Maria Jose key.” 7-2) had a shot to Saturday’s Games Martinez Sanchez (5), Spain, def. Asia SOUTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL No. 2 UConn 88, Temple 67 Muhammad, United States and Kaitlyn The Spartans (17-2, move into first place Houston 26 20 .565 — The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s No. 11 Texas 73, Texas Christian Univ. 67 Christian, United States, 6-2, 6-2. San Antonio 27 21 .563 — college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes No. 13 Gonzaga 86, San Diego 61 8-0 Big Ten) have won in the conference, but Latisha Chan, Taiwan and Hao-Ching Chan New Orleans 22 25 .468 4½ in parentheses, records through Jan. 20, No. 18 Iowa State 104, Oklahoma 78 (7), Taiwan, def. Aliaksandra Sasnovich, Dallas 20 26 .435 6 points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote 12 straight this season couldn’t extend their Sunday’s Games Belarus and Taylor Townsend, United States, Memphis 19 28 .404 7½ through one point for a 25th-place vote and No. 1 Notre Dame 92, Boston College 63 7-5, 7-5. and are in sole pos- seven-game winning NORTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB last week’s ranking: No. 2 Baylor 79, West Virginia 47 Katarina Srebotnik, Slovenia and Raquel Denver 31 14 .689 — RECORD PTS. LWR No. 4 Louisville 73, Wake Forest 49 session of first in the streak. Atawo (9), United States, def. Monica Oklahoma City 28 18 .609 3½ 1. Tennessee (30) 16-1 798 3 No. 5 Oregon 93, Arizona 60 Niculescu, Romania and Irina Maria Bara, conference. They have Portland 28 19 .596 4 2. Duke (2) 15-2 746 2 No. 6 Stanford 85, Washington State 64 Romania, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3. won a school-record The Associated Press Utah 26 21 .553 6 3. Virginia 16-1 720 1 No. 8 North Carolina State 70, Virginia Tech 61 * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 22, 2019 B5

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TBS 31 15 139 247 Friends Friends Friends Friends American Dad American Dad American Dad American Dad Family Guy Family Guy Big Bang Big Bang TCM 25 70 132 256 Bamboo ›› Reunion in France (’42) Joan Crawford, John Wayne. ›››‡ To Have and Have Not (’44) (:15) ››› Force of Arms (’51) William Holden, Nancy Olson. TLC 37 40 183 280 My 600-Lb. Life My 600-Lb. Life “Sean’s Story” Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes My Big Fat Fabulous Life Buddy shares disturbing feelings. TNT 29 54 138 245 Supernatural ››‡ Eagle Eye (’08) Shia LaBeouf, Michelle Monaghan, Rosario Dawson. ›› Contraband (’12) Mark Wahlberg, Kate Beckinsale, Ben Foster. USA 62 55 105 242 Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family WGN-A 13 239 307 In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night Blue Bloods “Family Ties” Blue Bloods “Hall of Mirrors” Blue Bloods Cops Cops

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A spy tries to stop an anarchist with weapons. ››› X-Men ANPL 46 69 184 282 Lone Star Law: Bigger and Lone Star Law “Fawn Stars” Alaska Law “Fishing Frenzy” Lone Star Law Lone Star Law “Fawn Stars” Lone Star Law: Bigger and BET 53 46 124 329 (4:57) ››‡ Think Like a Man The Family Business The Family Business RAQ Rants (N) Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin COM 64 53 107 249 The Office The Office Drunk History Drunk History Drunk History Corporate (N) Daily Show Drunk History South Park South Park South Park Daily Show DISC 36 39 182 278 Garage Rehab: Revisited (N) Garage Rehab (N) Bad Chad Customs (N) Street Outlaws (N) Garage Rehab Bad Chad Customs E! 63 57 114 236 ›› Just Go With It (’11) Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston, Nicole Kidman. Dating-NoFilter Busy Tonight ›› Along Came Polly (’04) Ben Stiller, Jennifer Aniston. Busy Tonight ESPN 9 23 140 206 College Basketball College Basketball Duke at Pittsburgh. 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WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Man plans to give ring without proposal

her to marry me? — SHE GIRL IN ILLINOIS DESERVES BETTER DEAR CALENDAR GIRL: DEAR SHE DESERVES BET- Why do I think there is TER: I doubt it. If Jane would more to this story than like to be married and is you have mentioned? open about your relation- Your husband may have Jeanne Phillips ship, don’t be surprised done — or not done — if she tells you she would something that upset his rather have a proposal and parents, and this may be DEAR ABBY: My girlfriend, a wedding than a diamond their passive-aggressive “Jane,” and I have been in and a legal document. way of punishing him. love for three years. We’re DEAR ABBY: My husband’s Do not “remind” them both in our 30s. Jane and her parents forgot his birth- of the birthday. They are daughter have lived with me day — again. Last year, he well aware of when it is. long enough to know that I laughed it off. This year, Instead, plan a celebra- want to be a part of — and it wasn’t so funny. It’s tion for him with some of contribute to — the rest of especially hurtful because his friends, and make the their lives. Jane knows I they not only remember occasion a happy one with never want to be married, his other adult siblings’ no mention of his parents. but that I am committed to birthdays, but throw par- her. I know how to make ties or dinners for them sure she is taken care of in to which we are invited. Dear Abby is written by Abi- the event that I pass away, Would I be out of line to gail Van Buren, also known and I’m in the process of send them a reminder next as Jeanne Phillips, and was making that a reality. year? I don’t want them founded by her mother, Pau- I would like to give her a to think I’m fishing for line Phillips. Contact Dear special diamond. Is there a a party; I just would like Abby at www.DearAbby. way to give her the moment them to call their son on his com or P.O. Box 69440, she deserves without asking birthday. — CALENDAR Los Angeles, CA 90069.

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

1. The world’s human popula- 4. Generally speaking, one tion is about equal to what gets about how many glasses other creature? of wine from a standard-sized Sheep, Chickens, Cockroaches, bottle? Horses 4, 5, 6, 7 2. Which state’s legislators once 5. What is it called when ante- Wilson Casey found it necessary to outlaw lopes leap vertically in the air? whistling while underwater? Saddling, Shining, Vermont, Florida, Alabama, Pronking, Spearing ACES ON BRIDGE: BOBBY WOLFF “Trivia Fun” with Wilson Hawaii 6. Which future president once Casey, Guinness World Record 3. From more than 200 sur- was a licensed bartender? Holder from Woodruff, S.C., veyed dog-obedience judges, Lincoln, Wilson, JFK, Nixon is published in more than 500 what did they rank as the newspapers across the country. smartest dog? ANSWERS: 1. Chickens, 2. Comments, questions or sug- Afghan hound, Beagle, Border Vermont, 3. Border collie, 4. 6, gestions? [email protected] collie, Akita 5. Pronking, 6. Lincoln

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) — LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — While 21) — Why is it so hard to You really don't owe anyone technically it's not your job believe that what matters to you an explanation, but you may to stir up the people and counts as very important? Sure, choose to explain anyway, strengthen their collective spirit, in the big scheme, it may not instead of leaving the story to you are the best person for the affect many, or have life-and- people's imaginations, which task, as you have that special death consequences. But it's can be wild, strange and unpre- charisma they want to follow. as important as anyone else's dictably aimed. And this group could really use agenda you know. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — To some unity. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. be content with yourself is the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — 19) — You've been very accom- aim here, and one of the best There's a decision hanging in modating, and now it's time to signifi ers of success that you the balance and it should not stop and let others make the could ever have. And the best be made impulsively. Hold off. effort for a change. If you keep part is that if you really wanted More will be illuminated. When this up, the pattern will settle to, you could make it happen in it's time, you'll be absolutely with you in the never-ending an instant. certain of your choice. service position. GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — A trip AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — Emotional work doesn't look like down memory lane is featured, The term "gaslighting" refers to other kinds of work but it can be and you may be surprised about when one person manipulates just as demanding as physi- how others remember it. No another into questioning his or cal work, if not more so. Some one's story will be completely her own sanity. You're immune people give you emotional work right or wrong. There's some- to this. You know that every- without realizing it's what they thing to be learned from this one sees things differently and are doing. Educate them. discrepancy of vision. refuse to engage in useless CANCER (June 22-July 22) — SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — arguments. Don't beat yourself up because There are people who seem to PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — you were not able to do what be able to get you to do things There's a situation that, from the you told yourself to do. Be kind. you normally wouldn't. They outside, seems privileged and Be curious about yourself. seem outside of the rules. enviable, but it's not the case. Self-knowledge takes time. The "Morality, like art, means draw- If anyone can see this, it's you. better you know yourself, the ing a line someplace." -- Oscar You're in the unique position to more effectively you'll be able to Wilde help someone who, to others, lead yourself. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. wouldn't seem to need help.

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22414 202 37027 32801 thirty (30) days IN AND FOR BAY missioners (County) be held. The 10 calen- Live & Online IN THE CIRCUIT NOTICE IS HEREBY FORT LAUDERDALE, after the first publica- COUNTY, STATE OF seeks bids from quali- dar days do not include Public Auction COURT OF THE FOUR- GIVEN THAT GULF FL 33301 DONNA MITCHELL tion of this Notice in the FLORIDA fied contractors to per- the date of the adver- Thurs. Feb. 7, 2019 TEENTH JUDICIAL COAST SELF- STOR- Phone: (954) 712-3070 CARDWELL 300 CEN- News Herald and file PROBATE DIVISION form interior and exte- tisement nor the date of at 10:00 A.M. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR AGE, INC. PURSUANT Fax: (954) 337-3824 TERVIEW DRIVE, UNIT the original with the CASE NO: 18-1053-CP rior repairs to the build- the sale Williams Paving Co., BAY COUNTY, FLOR- TO F.S. 83.806 will of- E-Mail:464 BRENTWOOD, TN Clerk of this Court ei- ing located at 6510 Bay Pub: January 22, 2019 Inc. IDA fer for sale and will sell [email protected] 37027 ther before service on IN RE: ESTATE OF Line Drive, Panama 11300 NW S. River Dr. Case No.: at public or private auc- Secondary E-Mail: Plaintiff’s attorney Or GERTRUDE City, Florida 32404. Medley, FL 33178 17000853CA tion on February 7, [email protected] NOTICE IS HEREBY immediately thereafter; KENDRICK Over 425+ lots! 2019 at 1:00 p.m. at m GIVEN that pursuant to otherwise a default will Deceased. Contractors shall be One Day Sale! BRANCH BANKING 1310 W. 19th St. and the Final Judgment of be entered against you Florida licensed Gen- AVIATION Grads work Vehicles - commercial AND TRUST COM- 2:00 p.m. at 1920 Sher- Personal Representa- Foreclosure entered on for the relief demand in NOTICE TO eral Contractor or with JetBlue, United, trucks - Mack dump PANY, man Ave., miscellane- tive: the January 8, 2018, in the complaint. CREDITORS Building Contractor. Delta and others- start trucks - heavy equip- Plaintiff, ous property located in Renita Bowens Mar- the cause pending in Sub-Contractors shall here with hands on ment including wheel Storage A11, B47,49 & shall 125 W. 225th St., the Circuit Court, in WITNESS my hand and The administration of be Florida licensed in training for FAA certifi- loaders - graders - VS. 54, B63, C124, D133, Apt. 26H Bronx, NY and for Bay County, seal of this Court this the Estate of Gertrude their trade. cation. Financial aid if backhoe loaders E170, G231, G233, 10463 Florida, Civil Cause No. 7th day of January, Kendrick, deceased, qualified. Call Aviation combo (Komatsu and PATRICIA SIMMONS; G238, I295, I297, 1299, Pub: Jan. 15, 22, 2019 18000898CA, the un- 2019 whose date of death A MANDATORY Pre-Bi Institute of Mainte- Caterpillar) - trailers - et al., Defendant(s). I310, I331, S10, S18, dersigned Clerk will sell was June 26, 2004, is d Meeting will be held nance. 888-242-2649 concrete mixers - fork- S22, S39, S40 & 62 22645 the property situated in Clerk of the Court pending in the Circuit at 10:00 am (CST) lift - skid steers - vibra- IN THE CIRCUIT NOTICE OF and S52N occupied by: said County described \By:Debbie Roberson Court for Bay County, Tuesday, January 29, Lung Cancer? And Age tory rollers - assorted COURT OF THE FOUR- FORECLOSURE SALE Virginia Brake, Jimmy as: As Deputy Clerk Florida, Probate Divi- 2019 at the WTE Facil- 60+? You And Your small equipment - tools TEENTH JUDICIAL PURSUANT TO Crowe, Sabrina Boyd, Pub: Jan. 15, 22, 2019 sion, the address of ity located at 6510 Bay Family May Be Entitled - corrugated piping - CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CHAPTER 45 Evelyn Roulhac, Mon- Unit Week 26 in Unit which is 300 East 4th Line Drive, Panama To Significant Cash diesel fuel - office BAY COUNTY, FLOR- ica Curry,l Floyd 2402,, in LEGENDS 22703 Street, Panama City, City, Florida 32404. Award. No Risk. No equipment and so IDA IN THE CIRCUIT NOTICE IS HEREBY Teasley, Mary Holmes, EDGE CONDOMIN- Florida 32401. The Money Out Of Pocket. much more. COURT OF THE FOUR- GIVEN that sale will be Christi Norman, Dana CASE NO.: IUM, according to the name of the personal SEALED BIDS for ITB For Information Call www.moeckerauc- TEENTH JUDICIAL made pursuant to an Roberson, James Cul- 18000898CA Declaration of Condo- representative and the NO: 19-19 Bay County 855-267-3195 tions.com MARRIOTT OWNER- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Order Resetting Sale verhouse, Yaquita minium thereof, as re- personalWaste to Energy Facil- Preview: Wed. Feb. 6 SHIP RESORTS, INC. BAY COUNTY, FLOR- entered on November Mcgee, Lashauna corded in Official Rec- representative’s attor- ity Post-Storm Repairs 10AM to 4PM and day Plaintiff, IDA 28, 2018 in Civil Case White, Miguel Robles, ords Book 1919 at ney are set forth below. will be received by the of sale 9-10AM. No. 17000853CA, of Danita Denefield, Curtis Page 323 in the Public Case No: 2018 CA All creditors of the de- BOARD OF COUNTY 15%-18% BP. VS. the Circuit Court of the Long, Adrianna Schley, Records of Bay 000418 cedent and other per- COMMISSIONERS OF LOST or STOLEN Assignment for the FOURTEENTH Judicial Joshua Roberg, County, Florida, and sons having claims or BAY COUNTY, FLOR- Black Lab - Male Benefit of Creditors RAY CURTIS HOW- BANK OF AMERICA, Circuit in and for Bay Brooke Acosta, Teresa any amendments demands against IDA at the Purchasing REWARD of $500 Case# ARD, et al., N.A, County, Florida, Raisbeck and Christo- thereof. decedent’s estate on Department 840 W. for the return of LOBO 18-040795-CA-01 wherein, BRANCH pher Fernandes. We Defendant(s). Plaintiff, whom a copy of this 11th Street, Suite 2500, 1) Small slant head - To register: $100/$500 BANKING AND TRUST also reserve the right to at Public sale to the notice is required to be Panama City, FL 32401 Long & Narrow refundable cash de- COMPANY is the Plain- cancel the sale without NOTICE OF SALE AS highest and best bid- vs. served must file their up until 2:00 pm 2) Arched spine posit and driver’s li- tiff, and PATRICIA notice. TO COUNT I der for cash starting at claims with this court (central time) Wednes- 3) Tail - big tail at base, cense. TRENT J. WATKINS SIMMONS; UNKNOWN the hour of 11:00 a.m. WITHIN THE LATTER day, February 6, 2019. 3” or 4” thick - long tail (800) 840-BIDS TO: RAY CURTIS A/K/A TRENT JUSTIN TENANT I N/K/A KEVIN Gulf Coast Self-Storage Central Time on the OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Bids will be publicly CALL Home: AB-1098 AU-3219 CRANE; UNKNOWN Inc. P.O. Box 15444 HOWARD 3006 BO- 22nd day of February, WATKINS; KELLY J. THE TIME OF THE opened immediately 850.639.2446 Eric Rubin TENANT 2 N/KIA KEN- Panama City, FL 32406 NITA MESA ROAD BO- 2019 online at WATKINS A/K/A KELLY FIRST PUBLICATION following the deadline. Cell: 850.819.4760 NETH CRANE are De- Pub: January 22, 29, NITA, CA 91902 vvww.bay.realforeclose.c JOAN WATKINS; TYN- OF THIS NOTICE OR Live & Online fendants. 2019 om. Any person claim- DALL FEDERAL 30 DAYS AFTER THE Electronic versions of Public Auction CARMEN AMY HOW- ing an interest in the CREDIT UNION; UN- DATE OF SERVICE OF the solicitation docu- Thurs. Jan. 31, 2019 ARD 3006 BONITA KNOWN TENANT #1 The Clerk of the 22625 surplus from the sale, if A COPY OF THIS NO- ments are available via at 10:00 A.M. IN THE CIRCUIT MESA ROAD BONITA, N/K/A SELENIA MO- Court, Bill Kinsaul will any, other than the TICE ON THEM. Purchasing FreshTrends sell to the highest bid- COURT FOR BAY CA 91902 property owner as of RAN; UNKNOWN TEN- Department’s Web Body Jewelry der for cash at COUNTY, FLORIDA the date of the us ANT #2 N/K/A ME- All other creditors of Page http://co.bay.fl.u 3874 Fiscal Court, www.bay.realforeclose.c PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE IS HEREBY pendens must file a LISSA MORAN; et al., the decedent and other s/169/Purchasing Suite 400A that pursuant to Defendants. om on February 21, File No. 18000952CP GIVEN claim within 60 days af- persons having claims West Palm Beach, FL the Final Judgment of 2019 at 11:00 AM CST Division ter the sale. or demands against The Bay County Board 33404 the following described Foreclosure entered on AMENDED NOTICE decedent’s estate must of County Commission- For sale: Huge selec- IN RE: ESTATE OF the January 8, 2018, in OF FORECLOSURE Lost Orange Tabby, tion of the finest and real property as set DATED this 8th day of file their claims with this ers reserves the right to name is Goldie, Last forth in said Final Judg- OSCAR E. HICKMAN the cause pending in Janaury, 2019. SALE court WITHIN 3 accept or reject any latest styles of Deceased. the Circuit Court, in seen Tues 1/9, Lark- high-quality body pierc- ment, to wit: MONTHS AFTER THE and/or all proposals in spur Circle, Marianna and for Bay County, BILL KINSAUL NOTICE IS HEREBY DATE OF THE FIRST the best interest of Bay ing jewelry and fashion Florida, Civil Cause No. that pursuant Reward Offered, Call LOT 20, LESS THE NOTICE Clerk of the Court GIVEN PUBLICATION OF County. accessories. Includes 18000898CA, the un- the Final Judgment of 850-573-5724 SOUTH 17 FEET TO CREDITORS THIS NOTICE. belly rings - cartilage dersigned Clerk will sell Foreclosure dated THEREOF, BLOCK 16, By: Ladyne Swear- Oc- Submitted by Karen jewelry - nose rings - The administration of the property situated in , and en- BAYVIEW ADDITION ingen tober 1, 2018 ALL CLAIMS NOT Grindle plugs - nipple jewelry - the estate of Oscar E. said County described tered in Case No. 2018 TO THE CITY OF ST. FILED WITHIN THE Contract Administrator septum jewelry - labret Hickman, deceased, as: CA 000418 of the Cir- ANDREWS; AS PER EDWARD M. FITZGER- TIME PERIODS SET Pub: January 22, 2019 jewelry - barbells & whose date of death cuit Court of the FOUR- PLAT THEREOF RE- ALD HOLLAND & FORTH IN SECTION AKC REGISTERED tongue rings - dermal was August 24, 2018, is TEENTH Judicial Cir- CORDED IN PLAT Unit Week 42*E in KNIGHT LLP Attorney 733.702 OF THE FLOR- 22721 BASSET HOUND anchors - earrings - toe pending in the Circuit cuit in and for County, BOOK 4, PAGE 47 OF Unit 2606, Unit Week for Plaintiff IDA PROBATE CODE NOTICE UNDER rings - pendants - Court for Bay County, Florida and Order Re- PUPS THE PUBLIC REC- 43*E in Unit 2606, in 200 S. Orange Avenue, WILL BE FOREVER FICTITIOUS NAME bracelets - necklaces - Florida, Probate Divi- setting Foreclosure ORDS OF BAY LEGENDS EDGE Suite 2600 Post Office BARRED. LAW PURSUANT TO rings and more! Also sion, the address of Sale, entered on Janu- COUNTY, FLORIDA CONDOMINIUM, ac- Box 1526 SECTION 865.09, for sale: professional which is 300 East 4th cording to the Decla- Orlando, FL 32802 ary 16, 2019, wherein NOTWITHSTANDING FLORIDA STATUTES tattoo equipment & ANY PERSON CLAIM- Street, Panama City, FL ration of Condomin- Pub: January 15, 22, BANK OF AMERICA, THE TIME PERIODS supplies - large qty. of ING AN INTEREST IN 32401. The names and ium thereof, as re- 2019 N.A, is the Plaintiff and SET FORTH ABOVE, NOTICE IS HEREBY semi-precious gem- THE SURPLUS FROM addresses of the per- corded in Official Rec- TRENT J. WATKINS ANY CLAIM FILED GIVEN that the under- stones - jewelry manu- sonal representative ords Book 1919 at 22657 A/K/A TRENT JUSTIN signed, desiring to en- facturing, repair & pol- THE SALE, IF ANY, TWO (2) YEARS OR Home raised with OTHER THAN THE and the personal Page 323 in the Public IN THE CIRCUIT WATKINS; KELLY J. MORE AFTER THE gage in business under ishing equipment - representative’s attor- Records of Bay COURT OF THE FOUR- WATKINS A/K/A the fictitious name of: parents on premises. warehouse equipment - PROPERTY OWNER DECEDENT’S DATE OF Shots, health AS OF THE DATE OF ney are set forth below. County, Florida, and TEENTH JUDICIAL KELLY JOAN WAT- DEATH IS BARRED. displays - shelving and any amendments CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA KINS; TYNDALL FED- Priority Fitness cert/guarantee, chip. more! THE LIS PENDENS All colors. Well social- MUST FILE A CLAIM All creditors of the de- thereof. IN AND FOR BAY ERAL CREDIT UNION; The date of first publi- www.moeckerauc- cedent and other per- COUNTY UNKNOWN TENANT located at 1407 Ohio ized. Military discounts. tions.com WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- cation of this notice is $900. 954-593-7323. TER THE SALE. sons having claims or at Public sale to the CASE NO. #1 N/K/A SELENIA January 22, 2019 Avenue, in the County Preview: Day of sale demands against highest and best bid- 18001078CA MORAN; UNKNOWN of Bay, in the City of 9-10AM. 15%-18% BP. decedent’s estate on der for cash starting at Lynn Haven , Florida, HAVANESE PUPS WITNESS my hand and TENANT #2 N/K/A Attorney for Personal To register: $100 re- whom a copy of this the hour of 11:00 a.m. TYNDALL FEDERAL MELISSA MORAN, are 32444 intends to regis- AKC Home Raised fundable cash deposit the seal of the court on Representative Best Health Guar. January 14, 2019 notice is required to be Central Time on the CREDIT UNION, Plain- Defendants, Bill Garth D. Bonney, Esq. ter the said name with and driver’s license. served must file their 22nd day of February, tiff, Kinsaul, Bay County the Division of Corpo- Call 239-324-4650 (800) 840-BIDS BONNEY & ASSOCI- www.noahslittleark.com CLERK OF THE claims with this court 2019 online at Clerk of Court, will sell ATES, P.A. rations of the Florida info@moeckerauc- COURT ON OR BEFORE THE vvww.bay.realforeclose.c VS. to the highest and best Florida Bar No. Department of State, tions.com Bill Kinsaul LATER OF 3 MONTHS om. Any person claim- bidder for cash on 0011498 Tallahassee, Florida. AB-1098 AU-3219 AFTER THE TIME OF ing an interest in the JACK, WILLIAM www.bay.realforeclose.c P.O. Box 737 Eric Rubin Jennifer Estrada THE FIRST PUBLICA- surplus from the sale, if PALMER JR. A/KJA om at 11:00 AM on Panama City, Florida Dated at Lynn Haven, Deputy Clerk TION OF THIS NOTICE any, other than the JACK WILLIAM the 4 day of March, 32402 Florida, this 8th day of Wanted: Antiques OR 30 DAYS AFTER property owner as of PALMER II A/KJA JACK 2019, the following de- Tel: (850) 215-6840 January, 2019. Old military items, ALDRIDGE I P1TE, LLP THE DATE OF SERV- the date of the us WILLIAM PALMER, et scribed property set Fax: (850) 215-6841 trains & toys, cameras Attorney for Plaintiff ICE OF A COPY OF pendens must file a Defendants. forth in said Final Judg- Hanna Persons. & radios, old cast iron For Sale: 450 Ft White THIS NOTICE ON claim within 60 days af- ment, to wit: Pub: January 22, 2019 1615 South Congress Personal Representa- items, jewelry. Vinyl Fencing with 3 THEM. ter the sale. NOTICE OF ACTION Avenue Suite 200 tive: 22729 Call Dan gates, 6’ high, Make an Delray Beach, FL LOT 3, BLOCK D OF James D. Kendrick 570-881-5202 offer. 850-890-0517 All other creditors of DATED this 8th day of To the following SHADOW BAY UNIT 3, NOTICE OF 33445 Telephone: 6401 Oakshore Drive PUBLIC AUCTION SAWMILLS from only (844) 470-8804 Facsim- the decedent and other Janaury, 2019. Defendant(s): ACCORDING TO THE #17 persons having claims PLAT THEREOF AS $4397.00- MAKE & ile: (561) 392-6965 Panama City, FL 32404 On Look or demands against BILL KINSAUL ANY AND ALL UN- RECORDED IN PLAT February 2, 2019 SAVE MONEY with Primary E-Mail: Pub: Jan. 22, 29, 2019 an decedent’s estate must Clerk of the Court KNOWN PARTIES BOOK 15, PAGE(S) at 12:00 (noon) your own bandmill. Cut ServiceMail@aldridgepi auction will take place No file their claims with this CLAIMING BY, 17-19, OF THE PUB- 22713 lumber any dimension. te.com. at 1514 E. 11th Street court WITHIN 3 By: Ladyne Swear- THROUGH, UNDER, LIC RECORDS OF FICTITIOUS NAME In stock ready to ship! Panama City Flor- Futher MONTHS AFTER THE ingen AND AGAINST BON- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- NOTICE FREE Info/DVD: IMPORTANT ida,32401. The vehicles DATE OF THE FIRST NIE LISA LENA IDA Than The www.NorwoodSawmills.co PUBLICATION OF EDWARD M. FITZGER- PALMER A/K/A BON- Notice is hereby given which will be auctioned m1-800-567-0404 AMERICANS WITH THIS NOTICE. ALD HOLLAND & NIE LISA LENA, that MICHAEL D MULL- include: Ext.300N DISABILITIES ACT: If Property Address: 106 Classifieds \ KNIGHT LLP Attorney WHETHER SAID UN- ERY, owner, desiring to 1999 HOND you are a person with SHADOW BAY CT, ALL CLAIMS NOT for Plaintiff KNOWN PARTIES MAY engage in business un- 1HGEJ8149XL064583 a disability who needs PANAMA CITY, FL FILED WITHIN THE 200 S. Orange Avenue, CLAIM AN INTEREST der the fictitious name 1997 NISS any accommodation 32404 TIME PERIODS SET Suite 2600 Post Office AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, of 1N4AB42D9VC509005 What you in order to participate FORTH IN FLORIDA Box 1526 DEVISEES, GRANT- Any person or entity 1997 MITS in this proceeding, want is right Two new jobsite gener- STATUTES SECTION Orlando, FL 32802 EES, OR OTHER claiming an interest in JA4MT31P1VP008008 you are entitled, at no 21ST CENTURY ators, 7KW Diesel, 8KW 733.702 WILL BE FOR- Pub: January 15, 22, CLAIMANTS the surplus, if any, re- cost to you, to the METALS before your gas, 1 wheelbarrow EVER BARRED. 2019 sulting from the Fore- On February 5, 2019 provision of certain style compressor. YOU ARE NOTIFIED closure Sale, other located at 1813 E 5TH at 12:00 (noon) an eyes in the assistance. Please 850-896-2747 NOTWITHSTANDING 22647 that an action for Fore- than the property ST, PANAMA CITY, FL auction will take place contact the ADA Coor- THE TIME PERIODS IN THE CIRCUIT closure of Mortgage on owner as of the date of 32401 in BAY County at 1514 E. 11th Street Classified dinator by mail at P. 0. SET FORTH ABOVE, COURT OF THE FOUR- the following described the Lis Pendens, must intends to register the Panama City Flor- Box 1089, Panama Section of ANY CLAIM FILED TEENTH JUDICIAL property: file a claim on same said name with the Di- ida,32401. The vehicles City, FL 32402 or by TWO (2) YEARS OR CIRCUIT IN AND FOR with the Clerk of Court vision of Corporations, which will be auctioned your daily phone at (850) 7’ Sofa w/ recliner on MORE AFTER THE BAY COUNTY, FLOR- LOT 32, BLOCK 3, MIR- within sixty (60) days Florida Department of include: 747-5338 at least each end $300; 43” LG DECEDENT’S DATE OF IDA AMAR HEIGHTS, AC- after the Foreclosure State, pursuant to sec- 2000 FORD and Sunday seven (7) days before flat screen tv $300 DEATH IS BARRED. CASE NO.: CORDING TO THE Sale. tion 865.09 of the Flor- 1FMNU43S2YED45913 your scheduled court Newspaper Call 850-819-3292 18000898CA PLAT THEREOF AS ida Statutes. appearance, or imme- The date of first publi- MARRIOTT OWNER- RECORDED IN PLAT DATED in Bay County, Pub: January 22, 2019 Please be advised, per diately upon receiving cation of this notice is SHIP RESORTS, INC. BOOK 8, PAGE 3, OF Florida this, day of 17th F.S. 713.78 that a this notification if the For Fast January 15, 2019. Plaintiff, THE PUBLIC REC- day of January, 2019. 22719 newspaper ad must be time before the ORDS OF BAY BOARD OF COUNTY published for 1 day in a scheduled appear- Results, Renita Bowens Mar- VS. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Bill Kinsaul COMMISSIONERS newspaper of general 2 Manual Classical ance is less than shall 125 W. 225th St., As Clerk of Circuit BAY COUNTY, circulation (daily or Allen Organ, $7000 seven (7) days. If you Call Apt. 26H Bronx, NY RAY CURTIS HOW- has been filed against Court County, Florida LORIDA weekly circulation) Call 850-864-4940 are hearing impaired, 10463 ARD, et al., you and you are re- NOTICE OF CALL which has been in cir- please call 711 or Defendant(s). quired to serve a copy Jennifer Estrada FOR BID culation for at least 1 emailAttorney for Personal 352-807-5898 of you written defenses, Deputy Clerk year. The advertise- [email protected] Representative: /s/Alexander Platt Alex- NOTICE OF SALE AS if any, to it, on McCalla Pub: Jan. 22, 29, 2019 The Bay County Waste ment must be pub- Kim courts.org. ander Platt TO COUNT II Raymer Leibeit Pierce, to Energy (WTE) Build- lished at least 10 calen- Pub: January 22, 29, 22709 ing sustained consider- dar days prior to the or Need Driver 2019 Attorney LLC, Lisa Woodburn, Must have pickup Florida Bar Number: TO: DAVID LEE Attorney for Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT able damage as a re- date of sale, in a news- CARDWELL 300 CEN- COURT FOR THE sult of Hurricane Mi- paper of general cir- 352-807-2657 truck, clean driving rec- 22448 119583 DI PIETRO whose address is 225 TERVIEW DRIVE, UNIT FOURTEENTH JUDI- chael. The Bay County culation in the county ord, from Panama City NOTICE OF PARTNERS, LLP 901 E. East Robinson Street, Dawn 464 BRENTWOOD, TN CIAL CIRCUIT Board of County Com- in which the sale is to area. Call Wayne at... PUBLIC SALE LAS OLAS BLVD. 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