Scheduling Appointments Stroll Ends in Arrest Interstate Streaker Charged with Indecent Exposure, Resisting

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2021 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $1.00 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Nude Scheduling appointments stroll ends in arrest Interstate streaker charged with indecent exposure, resisting.

By JAMIE WACHTER [email protected]

It wasn’t the first time a person was stopped for streaking down Interstate 75. However, unlike the many pulled over for speeding, the Clearwater man arrested Saturday morning was on foot. And naked. Just call him the Martin Streak. According to the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded near mile marker 418 on I-75 south around 9:30 a.m. Saturday due to numerous calls about a man with long blond hair walking south “completely naked.” The streaker, 32-year-old Timothy Martin, of Clearwater, wouldn’t answer officers’ questions, nor identify himself, the report states, just saying his name was Timothy.

The report adds that deputies FILE weren’t sure if Martin was on Shands Lake Shore Hospital has been closed since the end of August. The Lake Shore Hospital Authority is looking to schedule drugs, but noted that he had slow meetings soon with companies interested in providing services at the facility. speech and took a long time to answer questions. EMS responded as well but Martin didn’t appear to LSHA board eyes dates to meet with interested parties be suffering from a medical emergency, the report states. By TONY BRITT available to vet the three compa- we need to begin the vetting n ACE Medical, LLC. — According to the report, a car [email protected] nies with an interest in operating process,” said Dale Williams, Jacksonville. The proposal was found about a mile south from the building as a direct health Hospital Authority executive begins with the current Lake where Martin was located, which The Lake Shore Hospital care facility. The board hopes to director. “This would be the Shore Hospital “model” and was the vehicle he had been trav- Authority is ready to start sched- begin that process in the next opportunity for them to speak expands services to include sat- eling in. uling appointments: with com- three to four weeks. with you about their particular ellite clinics and adding services Deputies also found articles panies interested in running the “We are at the point that we plan of action as how they may (i.e. psych, pain management, of clothing, leading from the car facility. need to schedule those that have wish to operate it, you to ask home health, etc.) northbound along the ditch with During the Hospital submitted proposals for operat- your questions and it appears n University of Florida Health $1,376 in cash in the pants pocket. Authority’s meeting Monday ing Lake Shore Hospital as a we’re going to have three that Shands — Gainesville. The UF Martin was charged with resist- evening, board members were treatment facility, even though would fit into this category.” Health Shands proposal includes ing an officer for not cooperating asked to share dates on their it may not be at the same level The three companies that con- and indecent exposure. calendars when they would be as was previously operated, tinue to show interest are: LSHA continued on 6A ‘Insurrection’ impeachment speeding ahead in House

Congress also pushing Wednesday. Capitol last Wednesday. VP, Cabinet to oust At the same time, the FBI “President Trump gravely warned ominously on Monday endangered the security of the Trump from office. of potential armed protests in United States and its institutions Associated Press Washington and many states of Government,” reads the four- by Trump loyalists ahead of page impeachment bill. WASHINGTON — Poised to President-elect Joe Biden’s “He will remain a threat to impeach, the House sped ahead inauguration, Jan. 20. In a dark national security, democracy, Monday with plans to oust foreshadowing, the Washington and the Constitution if allowed to President Donald Trump from Monument was being closed to remain in office,” it reads. office, warning he is a threat to the public amid the threats of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi democracy and pushing the vice disruption. Acting Homeland is summoning lawmakers back president and Cabinet to act even Security Secretary Chad Wolf to Washington for votes, and more quickly in an extraordinary abruptly resigned. Democrats aren’t the only ones effort to remove Trump in the It all added up to stunning final who say Trump needs to go. final days of his presidency. moments for Trump’s presidency Republican Sen. Pat Toomey Trump faces a single charge as Democrats and a growing num- of Pennsylvania, joined GOP Sen. — “incitement of insurrection” ber of Republicans declare that Lisa Murkowski of Alaska over JESSICA GRIFFIN/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS — after the deadly Capitol riot in he is unfit for office and could do the weekend in calling for Trump Rioters use bats, batons and other items as they fight police an impeachment resolution that more damage after inciting a mob defending an entrance to the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 in Washington, the House will begin debating that violently ransacked the U.S. HOUSE continued on 6A D.C., following a rally that featured President Donald Trump.

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ST. PETERSBURG — A Thought for Today Florida man spotted carrying a lectern belonging We cannot put off living until we are ready. to House Speaker Nancy — Jose Ortega y Gasset, 1883-1955, spanish Pelosi’s office in a widely philosopher circulated photo during the Capitol assault was released Monday on $25,000 bail. A federal magistrate judge in Tampa agreed Winning Lottery Numbers to the release Monday at Pick 3: (sunday p.m.) 4-3-1 a brief hearing for Adam Pick 4: (sunday p.m.) 8-5-0-3 Johnson, 36, from the near- Fantasy 5: (sunday) 4-7-8-15-24 by community of Parrish. Johnson was arrested Friday night on charges of See an error? government property theft, the Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news violent entry and disorderly items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, conduct on Capitol grounds please call the editor. 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Democrats say Florida THE WEATHER 12 Tue 13 Wed 14 Thu 15 Fri 16 Sat Mostly Mostly Partly Partly Sunny protest bill ‘overkill’ Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy News Service of Florida adding that he hopes the to destroy memorials and proposal will get “even require mandatory restitu- HI 63 LO 44 HI 61 LO 40 HI 62 LO 42 HI 66 LO 39 HI 58 LO 34 TALLAHASSEE — Saying more support” following tion for the full cost of repair it is designed to quash voic- Wednesday’s uprising, or replacement of damaged es of Black and brown peo- which resulted in the deaths or destroyed memorials. REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Tuesday, Jan. 12 ple, Florida Democratic law- of at least five people. And the measure would Tuesday's highs/Tuesday night's low makers on Monday exco- Sprowls, a former prosecu- make a crime of “doxing,” Valdosta City Wednesday Thursday riated a proposal pushed tor, said the plan will “protect the posting of private infor- 58/40 Jacksonville Cape Canaveral 67/54/mc 65/51/sh by Republican Gov. Ron Floridians” from the “non- mation about people on Tallahassee Lake City 65/47 63/44 Daytona Beach 64/49/mc 63/47/pc DeSantis and legislative sensical violence” that took social media sites, when 59/42 Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 72/56/mc 70/54/pc leaders aimed at cracking place in Washington, D.C. such data is published Pensacola 68/46 69/54 Ft. Lauderdale 76/62/mc 73/60/sh 55/39 Panama City 63/42/mc 62/41/pc down on violent protests. “And when these types of with the intent to “threat- 59/43 Ocala Gainesville Jacksonville 62/42/mc 63/41/pc “We know, from lifetimes despicable acts happen, law en, intimidate, harass, 70/48 Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 74/65/sh 71/64/sh of experiences, who this enforcement and prosecu- incite violence … or place 72/54 71/59 Lake City 61/40/mc 62/42/pc will harm … communities tors will have the tools and a person in reasonable fear Miami 76/64/mc 73/63/sh Tampa Naples 71/58/mc 70/56/pc 68/52 of color, Black and brown the support they need to of death or great bodily West Palm Beach Ocala 66/43/mc 65/42/pc Floridians. This is calculat- keep Floridians safe, com- harm.” Also, the proposal 76/65 Orlando 68/51/mc 65/47/pc ed political opportunism,” munities whole and proper- would make it more diffi- Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 59/38/pc 62/52/s Ft. Myers Pensacola 56/39/pc 61/50/s House Minority Co-leader ty undamaged,” he said in a cult for local government 77/64 72/57 Naples Tallahassee 59/37/pc 61/45/s Bobby DuBose, D-Fort prepared statement accom- officials to trim spending on 74/57 Miami Tampa 68/52/mc 67/50/pc Lauderdale, said during panying the release of the law enforcement. 76/66 Valdosta 59/36/mc 60/42/s Key West W. Palm Beach 73/63/mc 70/61/sh a video conference with bills on Wednesday. “This bill is overkill, 76/67 reporters. But Democratic lawmak- designed to squash free DeSantis first floated a ers said linking the crack- speech and peaceful assem- LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX version of the legislation in down on protests with the blies, primarily by people of September, after months of assault on the Capitol was color. Should it become law, TEMPERATURES SUN nationwide protests about a ruse. it threatens to tread on those High Monday 70 Sunrise today 7:27 a.m. Low Monday 45 Sunset today 5:50 p.m. 4 police violence against “This bill has been same liberties for every Normal high 64 Sunrise tom. 7:27 a.m. Moderate Black people and racial rebranded. The governor’s other group that the gov- Normal low 41 Sunset tom. 5:51 p.m. 40 mins to burn inequities in other areas of office is now saying it is in ernor and the government Record highhi 83 in 1972 Today’s society. response to that. Now, this disagrees with, down the Record low 17 in 1982 MOON ultra-violet radiation risk House Speaker Chris is just a blatant attempt to line,” Sen. Perry Thurston, Moonrise today 7:03 a.m. PRECIPITATION Moonset today 5:23 p.m. for the area on Sprowls, R-Palm Harbor, obfuscate their own respon- D-Fort Lauderdale, said. a scale from 0 Moonrise tom. 8:00 a.m. Monday 0.00" to 10+. and Senate President sibility for that violence that Democrats noted that, Month total 0.47" Moonset tom. 6:26 p.m. Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, occurred,” Senate Minority unlike in other areas of the Year total 0.47" on Wednesday released the Leader Gary Farmer, country, rallies in Florida Normal month-to-date 0.93" Normal year-to-date 0.93" Legislature’s version of the D-Lighthouse Point, said. did not turn violent last Jan 13 Jan 20 Jan 28 Feb 4 proposal (SB 484, HB 1), The revamped version of summer, when protesters New First Full Last as supporters of President the proposal would create a began gathering follow- Donald Trump stormed the new offense of “mob intimi- ing the death of George U.S. Capitol. dation” when three or more Floyd. Floyd died after a WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY DeSantis and the GOP people act “with a common Minnesota police officer 90° 7a Actual 1p high 7p Average high 6a On Jan. 12, 1985, a leaders said the legislation intent, to compel or induce, knelt on his neck for nearly record snowstorm struck Actual low Average low would protect Florida from or attempt to compel or nine minutes. portions of western and 80° south central Texas. The similar mob revolts. induce, another person by The Florida proposal palm trees of San 70° Antonio were blanketed “It doesn’t matter what force, or threat of force, to do “would be absolutely dead- 60° with up to 13 and a half inches of snow, more banner you are flying under. any act or to assume or aban- ly to our communities,” 50° snow than was ever The violence is wrong. The don a particular viewpoint.” DuBose said. 40° previously received in an entire winter. rioting and the disorder is The identical bills would “As a father, trying to 30° wrong. We are not going also enhance penalties raise four young Black men 20° to tolerate it in Florida,” for defacing public mon- and boys in this state, this Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon DeSantis said Thursday, uments, make it a crime terrifies me,” he added. tUEsday, JaNUaRy 12, 2021 LOCAL LaKE CIty REPORtER 3A

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Wednesday all materials supplied, $30. a free awards reception 168 N. Marion, Lake City, to noon, on January 23. All Chi for Better Balance classes Gateway Art Gallery, 168 January 19, 5:30-7 p.m. 386-752-5229. materials provided, $30. beginning February 16. This Painting Ceramic Tiles N. Marion, Lake City, 386- Awards will be present- Gateway Art Gallery, class is presented by Elder For true beginners who 752-5229. ed to the winners of the ‘Acrylic Pour’ Painting 168 N. Marion, Lake City, Options and will be held each believe they can’t paint. January art competition. A Learn a beginning paint- 386-752-5229. Tuesday and Thursday for 12 Create a finished painting Upcoming membership meeting will er technique to create weeks. Space is limited so if on a ceramic tile along with follow. Members and poten- abstract paintings. Create Tai Chi for Balance you are interested please call a mini-tile. Two hour class Art Awards Ceremony tial members are welcome. two different canvases in Columbia County Senior 386-755-0235 for more infor- — 10 a.m. to noon — with The public is invited to Gateway Art Gallery, this 2-hour class, 10 a.m. Services will be offering Tai mation. OBITUARIES

Frances “Bernice” Glenn (Elizabeth), Jacksonville and leave words of comfort for the Gainesville; one brother, Herbert the direction of GATEWAY- he loved. Frances “Bernice” Glenn 93 of Gregory Houston (Kimberly), family at www.gatewayforest- Earl Mosby (Mary Kay), Alton, FOREST LAWN FUNERAL He is survived by his parents Ormond Beach, formerly a long Lake City; one brother, Benny lawn.com. Illinois; and 3 grandchil- HOME, 3596 S US Hwy 441, Bill and Barbara Porter of Lake time resident Williams, San Francisco, CA; dren, Rebecca Mosby, Joshua Lake City, FL. Please leave City, his life partner of 25 years of Lake City, two sisters, Betty Smalley, Ms. Linda Gail (Parrish) Robertson and Joanna Robertson. words of comfort for the family Neal Dobson of Daytona Beach, passed away Roswell, GA and Patsy Rogers, Morrell Funeral services will be at www.gatewayforestlawn.com. daughter and son-in-law Lauren on Friday, Orlando; four grandchildren, Ms. Linda Gail (Parrish) conducted on Wednesday, and Aaron Jenkins and beloved January 8, Cassidy and Clayton Houston Morrell, 59, of Lake City, went January 13, 2021 at 2:00 PM at Chris Porter grandchildren Kasen and Pearl 2021. She was both of Jacksonville and Hunter home to be with the Lord January Parkview Baptist Church with Chris Porter was born on Jenkins of Lake City. He is also born in Paia, and Haley Houston both of Lake 09, 2021 and will be missed. She Dr. Mike Tatem, pastor offici- May 23, 1960 in Daytona Beach survived by his sister Tammy Maui, Hawaii City; numerous nieces and neph- was born in Lake City, Florida ating. Interment will follow at and loved the beach all his life. (Earl) Burghart of Vilano Beach to the late Joseph Tavares, Jr and ews also survive. February 7, 1961 to the late Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens After living in Orange Park, and brothers Jody (Terri) Porter “Bessie” DeCoite Tavares and A private family graveside William and Novice Parrish. Cemetery. Visitation will be Jacksonville of Riverview, Rusty (Kim) Porter now relocated to Ormond Beach service will be held at a later Ms. Morrell was retired as a breifly prior to the service on and Lake City, and Andrew (Elizabeth) Porter of to be with her daughter. She met date at the Houston Cemetery Nurse from NEFSH and was cur- Wednesday from 1:30 PM to he moved Lake City. He also leaves behind “Bob” when she was on her way near Blakely, Georgia. In lieu rently a nurse at the VA. She was 2:00 PM in the Welcome Center back to the many nieces and nephews who to work at the Navy Base. He of flowers, the family request for a member of Pine Grove Baptist at Parkview Baptist Church. A beach almost loved going to the beach to visit gave her his seat on the bus and contributions to be made to the Church. livestream of the services will be 20 years ago. their Uncle Chris. was on the bus waiting for her First United Methodist Church of Ms. Morrell is preceded in available by visiting Gateway- He lived right A celebration of his life will when she got out of work. They Lake City at 973 S Marion Ave, death by her father and mother, Forest Lawn Funeral Home via on the beach be held at a later date. If you married and lived in Hawaii until Lake City, FL 32025 or to the William and Novice Parrish; 4 Facebook. In lieu of flowers, and loved waking up in the would like to pay tribute to Chris after WWII. They moved to Haven Suwannee Valley Hospice brothers, Kenneth, Bobby, Billy contributions may be made to morning to the sunrise over the and the life he lived, please be West Virginia before moving to Care Center at 6037 W US Hwy Joe, and Phillip Parrish along Operation Christmas Child, ocean. He missed the sunrise kind to someone today. Lake City. 90, Lake City, FL 32055, in with one sister Shirley Parrish Samaritans Purse, PO Box 3000, last Tuesday morning when the She was preceded in death by memory of Mrs. Houston. Mirra. Boone, NC 28607-9956 or to the Lord called him home so unex- Obituaries are paid advertise- her husband, Robert Glenn; one Arrangements are under She is survived by her sons, Christian Service Center at 421 pectedly. Chris was known for ments. For details, call the Lake daughter, Carol “Cookie” Burks the direction of GATEWAY- Dylan Crews, and Jordan Crews NW Washington St., Lake City, his tender heart, his sweet smile City Reporter’s classified depart- (Terry); one son, Robert Glenn, FOREST LAWN FUNERAL (Brooke Spradley) both of Lake FL 32055. and his love of family. He gave a ment at 752-1293. Jr. (Vicky); four brothers; and HOME, 3596 S US Hwy 441, City; a special niece, Megan Arrangements are under portion of his heart to everyone three sisters. Lake City, FL 32025. Please Mirra Yarbrough (Jamie), her fur Survivors include her daugh- leave words of comfort for the babies Bo & Jett, along with a ter, Betty Sumter (Aubrey); family at www.gatewayforest- host of other nieces, nephews, NOTICE OF PROPOSED ENACTMENT OF ORDINANCES one sister, Stephanie Rackley, lawn.com. and other family members. FOR VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION Makawao, Maui; and has five Visitation for the family will grandchildren, Robert Glenn, III Harry Paul Lee, Sr. be on Thursday January 14, BY CITY COUNCIL OF JASPER, FLORIDA (Jean), Glenn Sumter (Autumn), Harry Paul Lee, Sr., 69, of 2021 from Noon-1pm, with vis- Matthew Sumter (Jackie), Lake City, passed away on itation open to the public from NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the proposed Ordinance Number __ Stephanie Gonzales (Juan) Thursday eve- 1pm-2pm, and services immedi- 21-01-02 ___ , for voluntary annexation requests to the City of Jasper, and Kelly DuBose (Jason); ning, January ately following at Dees Parrish which titles hereinafter appear, will be heard on first reading on Thursday, 12 great-grandchildren and 12 7, 2021 at Family Funeral Home Memorial January 21, 2021, at the City Council meeting starting at 6:00p.m. in great-great-grandchildren. the Lake Chapel. the City Hall at 208 W Hatley Street in Jasper, Florida. A copy of said Funeral services will be con- City Medical Arrangements are under the Ordinances may be inspected by any member of the public at the office of direction of the DEES-PARRISH ducted on Wednesday, January Center after an the City Manager in the City Hall, Jasper, Florida. On the date first above 13, 2021 at 4:00 PM at Forest extended ill- FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, Lawn Memorial Gardens with ness. He was 458 S. Marion Ave., Lake mentioned, all interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to Bishop Louis Montelongo offici- born in Lake City on September City, FL 32025 386-752-1234. the proposed Ordinances. ating. Entombment will follow. 3, 1951 to the late Thetis Brown Please leave messages of con- Visitation with the family will be Lee and Harry Lee. He has been dolence and memories at 1) Ordinance No. ___ 21-01-02 ______, a petition by Duke Energy, prior to the service at the funeral a life-long resident of Lake Parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com providing for the voluntary annexation of parcels of land contiguous to home from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM. City and was a member of the the boundaries of the City of Jasper, Florida, as shown on the location A memorial mass will be held at Northside Baptist Church here Mr. G. Marvin Mosby Jr. map below. The area to be annexed is located in Section 8, Township a later date at the Sacred Heart in Lake City. He was a 1969 Mr. G. Marvin Mosby, Jr., 1 N, Range 14E, Hamilton County, Florida. The area to be annexed Catholic Church in Orlando. graduate of Columbia High 83 of Lake City, went to be consists of approximately 4.856 acres, more or less. Arrangements are under School, where he was a member with his Lord the direction of GATEWAY- of the 1967 Columbia High State and Savior FOREST LAWN FUNERAL Championship Football Team. Jesus Christ HOME, 3596 S US Hwy 441, Harry Paul was one of the First on Saturday, Lake City, FL 32025. Please Police Chiefs of Fort White in January 9, leave words of comfort for the the 1970’s, from there he went 2021 at The family at www.gatewayforst- to work for the Lake City Police Rehabilitation lawn.com. Department where he retired as Center of Lake an Investigator Sergeant after 20 City after a short illness. He Mrs. Mary Anne Houston years. He then went to work for was born in Hope, Arkansas to Mrs. Mary Anne Houston, the Columbia County Sheriff’s the late Gilbert Marvin Mosby, 86 of Lake City, passed away Office, where he retired in 2014, Sr. and Mildred Rose Young on Thursday, serving as a Special Investigator Mosby. Mr. Mosby had made January 7, and Bailiff. In his spare time, his home in Lake City since 2021, at he enjoyed being with his fam- 1979 and had previously lived the Haven ily, especially his grandchildren in Tallahassee and also Alton, Suwannee and extended family, hunting, Illinois. He worked for 22 years Valley fishing, and cooking for others. with Occidental, now PCS, in Hospice Care Harry Paul also loved his church White Springs as a Lab Analyst Center in family dearly. having retired in 2001. Mr. Lake City. She was born in He is preceded in death by his Mosby was a member of the Montgomery, Alabama the third sister, Barbara Ann Wilks, broth- First Baptist Church of Lake to the youngest of eight children er, Richard Lee and father-in- City for 25 years and was cur- to the late Dewey and Mary law, Willie Vance “Pops” Wynn. rently an active member of Crumley Williams. Soon after He is survived by his loving Parkview Baptist Church for her birth, the family moved to wife, Linda Lee; sons, Harry Paul the last 10 years. He served The title of said ordinances read, as follows: Elizabethton, Tennessee where Lee, Jr. (Danielle) and Joshua the local churches as a Deacon, she was raised. She earned her Lee (Samantha); grandchil- he sang in the choir, was an ORDINANCE NO.: __ 21-01-02 ____ Bachelor’s Degree in Biology dren, Kolbee, Kamryn, Mason RA leader and co-coordinated AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF JASPER ANNEXING INTO from the East Tennessee State and Clara Lee; mother-in-law, Operation Christmas Child. Mr. THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF JASPER, FLORIDA, University in Johnson City, Frances Wynn; his sister, Mary Mosby was part of many mis- CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 4.856 Tennessee. Mrs. Houston has Susan Mobley and his brothers, sion trips with the church and been a resident of Lake City David, Larry, John, Robert and he loved getting to go to the ACRES PERTAINING TO REAL ESTATE PARCELS DESCRIBED WITH since 1962 and had worked for Clark Lee. Numerous extended Holy Lands where Jesus walked. PARTICULARITY HEREIN PURSUANT TO THE APPLICATION OF 30 years with the VA Medical family members and friends also He also coached the Special THE OWNER; FINDING SAID ANNEXATION TO BE CONSISTENT Center with 10 of those years as survive. Olympics for many years and WITH THE GOALS, POLICIES, AND OBJECTIVES OF THE a surgery nurse in the operating A celebration of life gather- volunteered with the Columbia CITY'S LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS. PROVIDING room, 10 years as an infection ing for Harry Paul will be con- County School District and the FOR AND AUTHORIZING THE UPDATING OF OFFICAL CITY control nurse and her last 10 ducted on Wednesday, January Christian Service Center. Mr. years in quality assurance. She 13, 2021 at the Gateway-Forest Mosby enjoyed watching sports, MAPS; REPEALING CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVDING was a longtime member of the Lawn Funeral Home from 11:00 especially the Florida State DIRECTION TO THE CITY CLERK; PROVDING FOR SEVERABILITY; First United Methodist Church A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Private family Seminoles and the St. Louis AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. in Lake City and was an avid memorial services will be held Cardinals. He was a loving bridge player having played in following at a later time. husband and Father who put If a person or entity decides to appeal any decision made by the City of several local groups thru the In lieu of flowers, the fam- God and family first. He lived Jasper City Council with respect to any matter considered at such meeting years. ily asks that donations please out his beliefs everyday as he or hearing, said individual or entity will need a record of the proceedings, Mrs. Houston was preceded be considered to the Northside served his family, church and and that for such purpose, the individual or entity may need to ensure Baptist Church Building Fund. community. in death by her parents and four that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes siblings, Fay Campbell, Paul Arrangements are under Survivors include his wife Williams, Ralph Williams and the direction and care of of 58 years, Bonita L. Mosby, the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. A copy Roger Williams. GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN Lake City; one daughter, of this ordinance is available at the Jasper City Hall. Complete metes Survivors include her husband FUNERAL HOME, 3596 S. Christine “Christy” S. Robertson and bounds description of the property subject to the annexation can be of 57 years, Ottis Houston, Lake US HWY 441, Lake City, FL, (Matthew), Lake City; one obtained from the office of the City Manager. City; two sons, Jeffrey Houston 32025, 386-752-1954. Please son, Michael P. Mosby (Tia), OPINION

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OUR OPINION A peaceful reminder of freedom olumbia County Clerk Jay Swisher is off to a great start at his job, filling in for a few months in the Cinterim, then taking the oath of office last week for his full term to begin following being elected to the position. Swisher did a noble thing last Wednesday in raising a unique American flag at the Courthouse Wednesday morning, a flag that had previously flown above the U.S. Capitol in Washington, as a symbolic gesture of thanks for the dedication of courthouse staff members working through the difficult pandemic times during the past year. The flag flew for one day before moving to a display inside Swisher’s office. Swisher raised the flag on Wednesday morning, having no idea what would transpire later that afternoon with the Capitol under siege by protesters and a joint session of Congress recessed by the interruption. He said at the time he also wanted his staff and everyone at the Courthouse to understand their role of serving the people, that local government has the same responsibility as the federal government to be representative by and for the people in a nation of law and order. Flying the special, commemorative flag from the Capitol above the government seat of Columbia County was a It can be hard to make up your mind symbolic gesture with a special meaning. Given current circumstances at the federal level, it also is a poignant reminder we are a nation of laws, respect and freedom for all. Swisher’s gesture was timely and Not an easy task well-received. “Simple it’s not, I am afraid you Mark Twain wrote — “Good will find, for a mind-maker-upper to decisions come from experience. TODAY IN HISTORY make up his mind.” — Dr. Seuss. Experience comes from making bad decisions.” You have to live to learn. On this date: e all are decision makers. Step out of your comfort zone. Step Simple tasks and judge- into the world that awaits you. It’s In 1773, the first public museum in America was orga- Wments made throughout not an easy task to make decisions nized in Charleston, South Carolina. the day. What to have for break- especially when we don’t know the In 1828, the United States and Mexico signed a Treaty fast, what to wear. Should I stay or outcome. But we will never know if of Limits defining the boundary between the two coun- should I go? Should I plan or just we don’t try, will we? tries to be the same as the one established by an 1819 say no. Marlene Kenney Some decisions seem like the treaty between the U.S. and Spain. There are days when the simplest [email protected] worst. There are heartbreaking and In 1910, at a White House dinner hosted by President tasks seem monumental. Sometimes gut wrenching conclusions that we William Howard Taft, Baroness Rosen, wife of the it’s easier said than done; or easier all must confront. None of us will Russian ambassador, caused a stir by requesting and than not. There are times when we demand a different version of you.” go unscathed. How we handle these smoking a cigarette — it was, apparently, the first time are overwhelmed for no apparent This means making decisions situations is the tell all. How we a woman had smoked openly during a public function in reason. Our mind is in a fog. Hard you may never have dreamed of, remain in one piece. the executive mansion. (Some of the other women pres- to tell right side up. It’s true, this It’s a brand new year and possibil- ent who had brought their own cigarettes began lighting can happen to you. Sometimes There are days when the ities are endless. Risky? Could be. up in turn.) “opportunity is delivered in a fog of simplest tasks seem monu- But you’ll never succeed unless you In 1915, the U.S. House of Representatives rejected, uncertainty” — Kahlil Gibran. Take try. “You have brains in your head. 204-174, a proposed constitutional amendment to give mental. Sometimes it’s easier a moment to stop, look, listen. You have feet in your shoes. You women nationwide the right to vote. said than done; or easier than Then again there are days when can steer yourself any direction you In 1948, the U.S. Supreme Court, in Sipuel v. Board of not. There are times when we are right on target. We see choose. You’re on your own. And Regents of University of Oklahoma, unanimously ruled we are overwhelmed for no things clear as a bell. (What does you know what you know. And YOU that state law schools could not discriminate against apparent reason. Our mind is that even mean?) We don’t muddy are the one who’ll decide where to applicants on the basis of race. in a fog. Hard to tell right side anything up. We are on our mark. go…” Who better to direct us than In 1959, Berry Gordy Jr. founded Motown Records Thank goodness we have a mix- up. It’s true, this can happen the wordsmith, Dr. Seuss. (originally Tamla Records) in Detroit. ture of days that we are on point; to you. In 1969, the New York Jets of the American Football n Marlene Kenney is a retired human as well as those we are out of joint. League upset the Baltimore Colts of the National resources director who lives in Lake City. It’s not an easy task when you feel let alone faced before. How do Football League 16-7 in Super Bowl III, played at the She has been a columnist for the past like you’re wearing a mask. (I’m not you decide what to do? To quote Orange Bowl in Miami. four years and has written for several talking covid here.) Stephen Covey, “I am not a product In 1971, the groundbreaking situation comedy “All in publications. She is also an interior The law of attraction states — of my circumstances. I am a product decorator and teaches adult education the Family” premiered on CBS television. “every next level of your life will of my decisions.” classes at UNF. In 1976, mystery writer Dame Agatha Christie died in Wallingford, England, at age 85. n Associated Press No conviction or indictment? Lake City Reporter Lake City Reporter Serving Columbia County Since 1874 No problem for a pardon t’s been widely reported that or may have committed or taken TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride President Donald Trump is consid- part in” during the Watergate scan- for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ The Lake City Reporter is published with pride Iering granting a batch of pardons, dal and the rest of his presidency. ties by Community Newspapers Inc. possibly on his last day in office. In light of the Garland decision, it forWe residents believe of strong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun‑ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. Some of the people named as likely is clear that Trump has the author- communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” beneficiaries have not been convicted ity to grant White House aides and WeOur believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish distinguishedbuild strong and or even indicted for any crime. family members legal immunity communitiesprofitable community‑ —‑“Newspapers oriented get newspapers. things done!” That raises a question: Does the against federal prosecution. OurThis primary mission goal will isbe to accomplished publish distinguished through theand president have the power to issue a But there are two qualifications. profitableteamwork community‑ of professionals oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, preemptive pardon, one that would A president cannot pardon people integrityThis mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the protect someone from prosecution Cass R. Sunstein for crimes they have not commit- teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, in the future? Really? Bloomberg Opinion ted. Pardons are backward-looking. integrity and hard work. The answer, given by the They are not licenses to commit Todd Wilson, Publisher Supreme Court in 1866, is yes. treason — all penalties, all punish- criminal acts in the future. Robert Bridges, Editor In the 1860s, Augustus Hill ments, and everything in the nature There is also a strong argument JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor Garland was a lawyer in Little Rock, of punishment.” that the pardons must be specific, in SueJamie Brannon, Wachter, Controller Editor Arkansas, who strongly sympa- The court made it clear that a the sense that they must identify the thized with the Confederacy. From president could accomplish these crimes for which people are being DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident 1861 until the end of the Civil War, ends even if Garland had not yet pardoned. TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman he represented his state in the been convicted or even charged. It’s true that some past presi- Confederate Congress. In its view, the president’s pardon dential pardons, including Ford’s That exposed Garland to a power “extends to every offence pardon of Nixon, do not look very future treason charge. In July known to the law, and may be exer- specific. But a recent analysis from 1865, President Andrew Johnson cised at any time after its commis- Aaron Rappaport of the University LETTERS POLICY pardoned him, “for all offences by sion, either before legal proceedings of California Hastings School of Law him committed, arising from par- are taken or during their pendency makes a powerful argument that Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written ticipation, direct or implied,” in the or after conviction and judgment.” specificity is indeed mandatory. rebellion against the U.S., with the This conclusion fits with presi- The English practice, before the and double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and proviso that the pardon would “be dential practice, both before and founding of the U.S. Constitution, libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s void and of no effect if the said A. H. after the court’s decision. President was not to give general pardons, but name, address and telephone number for verification. Garland shall hereafter at any time Abraham Lincoln gave preemptive to identify the particular crimes that Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the writers acquire any property whatever in pardons. So did President Jimmy were involved. and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. slaves, or make use of slave labor.” Carter, who pardoned many people For Trump, the good news is that The Supreme Court held that the who evaded the draft during the preemptive pardons are fine. The pardon was legitimate. Speaking Vietnam War, including those who less-good news is that there’s a real BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL broadly, it said that the Constitution had not been charged. Most famous- risk that broad pardons, attempting 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. “intended to, and in fact did, clothe ly and controversially, President to provide immunity against pros- BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. the President with the power to Gerald Ford gave a “full, free and ecution for unspecified misdeeds, BY EMAIL: [email protected] pardon all offences, and thereby to absolute pardon” to his predecessor, might not have their intended effect. wash away the legal stain and extin- President Richard Nixon, for all fed- n Cass R. Sunstein is a Bloomberg Opinion guish all the legal consequences of eral crimes that Nixon “committed columnist. TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2021 ADVICE & COMICS LAKE CITY REPORTER 5A

DILBERT DEAR ABBY Mom threatens divorce after teens find their dad’s stash

DEAR ABBY: My gets defensive and accuses husband and I are going on me of belittling her and 19 years of marriage and bringing back memories have three teenage girls. We she has asked God to help have had multiple rounds her forget. I feel I am owed BABY BLUES of marriage counseling, an explanation since they mostly with good results, all took place while we although the benefits were dating (including with seem to be short-lived. Abigail Van Buren my best friend) and with a Most of our problems www.dearabby.com house sitter after we were have stemmed from married. Am I wrong to my husband’s drinking Although marijuana may bring it up after many years or smoking pot. He’s be legal in an increasing and a great marriage? not abusive, he’s a good number of states, P.S. It’s eating at me, provider, but he just likes to “supplying” drugs to and her stonewalling by get high. Thank God it’s not minors is against the law in saying “I can’t remember” often, but I’m not nor have all of them. What happened is frustrating, especially BLONDIE I ever been OK with it. cannot and should not be because all her friends talk Our girls recently ignored, but ending a good about her great memory. -- found his pot stash and marriage because your DEPRESSED IN TEXAS helped themselves. When husband likes to use pot DEAR DEPRESSED: I questioned them about OCCASIONALLY seems Yes, you are wrong because where they got it, they extreme. this isn’t getting you admitted they found their It may take more visits anywhere positive. In fact, dad’s stash. For me, this to a marriage and family it’s the opposite. If you are is the last straw. How can therapist for you to agree looking for a divorce after I teach my kids this is to disagree on this, but it “many years and a great not OK when their dad’s is very important that your marriage,” keep digging. actions say otherwise? I’m daughters be disabused While your wife’s poor BEETLE BAILEY now made out to be the of the idea that what they judgment and infidelity prude since apparently I’m did was OK with either of are deeply regrettable, the “no fun.” you. It’s time you and your two of you managed to I’m a nurse, and even if husband form a united build a life together and it were legal in our state, I front, and he needs to find move beyond it. Sometimes wouldn’t use it. I told my a better place to keep his people forget what they husband that I’m done and stash. need to forget in order to I’m ready for a divorce. He DEAR ABBY: Because function. Accept it and says I’m being ridiculous. of the recent COVID-19 use your quarantine time Do I need to lighten up? I crisis, my wife and I, like to do something more think I already know your so many others, have been positive than playing “20 answer, but I just need stuck at home. 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FOR BETTER OR WORSE CLASSIC PEANUTS 6A TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2021 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER $1.5M of CARES funding paid to individuals

550 residents According to information received a total of $12 mil- could receive a maximum the local program. 200,000 people. received assistance from the Columbia County lion in CARES Act dollars. of $5,000 if they qualified for The funding was limited Thursday night local through program. Clerk of Courts detailing County officials set aside the funding. and the assistance was avail- county officials authorized the final CARES individu- $7 million for local business The county contracted able on a first-come, first- David Kraus, interim coun- al assistance numbers, the impacted by the pandem- with Catholic Charities and served basis for Columbia ty manager, to write a let- By TONY BRITT county served 550 individ- ic, where local small busi- the United Way of Suwannee County residents only. The ter to the Small Counties [email protected] uals with funding. The aver- nesses could receive a max- Valley to disburse the funds funding was designed to Coalition to lobby for fund- age paid to individuals was imum of $40,000 through to families seeking assis- provide residents financial ing for the state’s smaller Columbia County resi- $2,888. the program. tance in paying their bills assistance with paying rent, counties. Columbia County dents adversely impacted CARES (Coronavirus The Columbia after they lost their jobs mortgage, electric, internet, would like to receive a by the global pandemic, Aid, Relief, and Economic County Board of County or their work hours were electric and cell phone bills. portion of the additional who could not pay their Security) Act money was Commissioners also set reduced because of the Legislators have passed CARES funding. During the bills received more than available from the federal aside $2 million from the covid-19 crisis. legislation for a second initial CARES funding, the $1.5 million from Columbia government to individuals CARES Act federal funds Clerk of Courts reports round of CARES funding, county received $12.5 mil- County through the CARES and businesses impacted it received in early August indicate that 67 individu- but the funding was ear- lion through the state with individual assistance pro- by the global pandemic and for individual household als received the maximum marked for counties with the aid and lobbying of the gram. Columbia County officials assistance. Individuals amount of $5,000 through a population of more than Small Counties Coalition.

HOUSE some have worried would cloud the opening days of Data snags cause census delay Continued From 1A his administration. Senate Democratic lead- Associated Press that the apportionment pro- to “go away as soon as er Chuck Schumer was cess is based on “the whole possible.” exploring ways to immedi- The Trump administra- number of persons in each Pending impeach- ately convene the Senate tion missed a deadline for state.” Trump’s apportionment, Democrats called for the trial as soon as giving Congress numbers ment order was challenged on Vice President Mike the House acts, though used for divvying up con- in more than a half-dozen Pence and the Cabinet to Republican leader Mitch gressional seats among the lawsuits across the U.S. But invoke their constitutional McConnell would need to states, and government the Supreme Court ruled authority under the 25th agree. The president-elect attorneys said Monday that last month that any chal- Amendment to remove suggested splitting the the figures would not be lenge was premature. Trump from office before Senate’s time, perhaps ready until early March, The San Jose lawsuit was Inauguration Day. “go a half day on dealing almost a month later than originally brought by a coa- Their Democrats’ House with impeachment, a half previously disclosed. lition of municipalities and resolution was blocked by day on getting my people President Donald Trump advocacy groups that had Republicans. However, the nominated and confirmed on Sunday let slip the tar- JUSTIN SULLIVAN/Getty Images/TNS sued the Trump administra- full House is to hold a roll in the Senate, as well as get date for transmitting the The U.S. Census logo appears on census materials tion stop the census from call vote on it Tuesday, and moving on the package” apportionment numbers received in the mail with an invitation to fill out ending early out of con- it is expected to pass. After for more covid relief. to Congress as the U.S. census information online March 19, 2020, in San cerns that a shortened head that, Pelosi said Pence will As Congress briefly Census Bureau continued Anselmo, California. count would cause minority have 24 hours to respond. resumed on Monday, an to work toward fixing data communities to be under- Next would be the impeach- uneasiness swept govern- irregularities from its num- director at the Census municipalities and advocacy counted. The coalition of ment proceedings. ment. More lawmakers ber-crunching efforts. Bureau, in a court filing last groups in federal court in municipalities and advocacy Pence has given no indi- tested positive for covid- Under federal law, the week. San Jose, California. groups currently is seek- cation he is ready to pro- 19 after sheltering during president is required to The census not only If the March date holds, ing data and documents to ceed on a course involving the siege. And new secu- hand over the numbers decides how many congres- the Census Bureau will help assess the accuracy of the 25th Amendment. rity officials were quickly to Congress showing the sional seats and Electoral not finish processing the the 2020 census, saying a He and Trump met late installed after the Capitol number of people in each College votes each state numbers until weeks after shortened timeline for pro- Monday for the first time police chief and others state within the first week gets based on population, Trump leaves office Jan. cessing the data will com- since the Capitol attack, were ousted in fallout from of the start of Congress in but it also determines the 20, putting in jeopardy an promise its quality. an administration official the attack on the iconic the year following a once-a- distribution of $1.5 trillion unprecedented order by the The coalition says said. dome of democracy. Some decade head count of every in federal funding each year. president to exclude people Department of Justice Trump and Pence had GOP lawmakers, includ- U.S. resident. There are no The earliest date the in the country illegally from attorneys have repeat- a “good conversation” in ing Sen. Josh Hawley, penalties for missing the apportionment numbers those figures. President- edly refused to turn over the Oval Office discuss- faced public blowback for deadline. will be ready is March 6, elect Joe Biden opposes the court-ordered documents, ing the week ahead, and their efforts on the day of The president’s tardi- nearly a month past the order, which was inspired and the coalition is seeking they pledged to continue the riot trying to overturn ness stemmed from the Feb. 9 date disclosed last by an influential GOP advis- sanctions of $5,000 a day working for the remainder Biden’s election. Commerce Department, week, as the Census Bureau er who wrote that excluding until they do so. of their terms, said the House Majority which oversees the Census fixes anomalies discovered them from the apportion- “They have done so pre- official, who spoke on con- Leader Steny Hoyer, Bureau, missing a year-end during data processing, ment process would favor cisely so that Defendants dition of anonymity to dis- D-Md., offered the 25th target date for giving the Department of Justice attor- Republicans and non-His- ‘best-Census-ever!’ asser- cuss the private meeting. Amendment resolution apportionment numbers to neys said Monday during a panic whites. tions ... can never be fully No member of the during Monday’s brief the president, due to the court hearing. Last week, Biden tested,” coalition attorneys Cabinet has publicly called session. It was blocked by pandemic and irregularities Deputy Assistant Attorney announced that Rhode said in a court filing. for Trump to be removed Rep. Alex Mooney, R-W. that were discovered while General John Coghlan said Island Gov. Gina Raimondo U.S. District Judge Lucy from office though the Va., as other GOP lawmak- crunching data from the during the hearing there will be his nominee for Koh said at Monday’s hear- 25th Amendment. ers stood by him. 2020 census on a shortened were no new irregularities, Commerce Secretary, which ing that she was disappoint- As security tightened, Pelosi said the schedule. but that the ones disclosed would make her responsi- ed that the government Biden said Monday he was Republicans were enabling “The Census Bureau last week needed more time ble for the final 2020 census attorneys hadn’t produced “not afraid” of taking the Trump’s “unhinged, unsta- is committed to fixing all to correct. numbers instead of cur- more documents. Koh is oath of office outside — as ble and deranged acts anomalies and errors that The Department of rent Commerce Secretary presiding over the lawsuit, is traditionally done at the of sedition to continue. it finds in order to pro- Justice is representing the Wilbur Ross, if census data but a separate panel of mag- Capitol’s west steps, one Their complicity endan- duce complete and accu- Commerce Department processing continues past istrate judges is deciding of the areas where people gers America, erodes our rate results,” said Deborah and Census Bureau in a law- Jan. 20. whether to agree to the stormed the building. Democracy, and it must Stempowski, an assistant suit filed by a coalition of The Constitution states sanctions. As for the rioters, Biden end.” said, “It is critically import- However, House ant that there’ll be a real Republican leader Kevin Dr. Mark E. Thompson, a the building. changes to the Lake Shore serious focus on holding McCarthy said in a let- LSHA board member, also asked As board members dis- Hospital Authority program those folks who engaged ter to colleagues that Continued From 1A whether it would be pos- cussed public participation before a potential new lea- in sedition and threaten- “impeachment at this time sible to get a proposal to and input for the vetting see signs an agreement to ing the lives, defacing pub- would have the opposite four options: Operate the determine the cost to raze sessions, they decided to operate the hospital; lic property, caused great effect of bringing our hospital as an Urgent Care the building as they go vet one company on a select n Discussed expansion damage — that they be country together.” facility; operate the hospital through the process. date and get public input taking place at Lake City held accountable.” He said he would review as a free standing emer- “I think that would be an after each vetting session. Medical Center following Biden said he’s had possible censure of the gency center; operate the important thing to have that The vetting meetings will the closure of Shands Lake conversations with sena- president. But House hospital as a neighborhood we figure long-term costs, be public and public com- Shore. The board would tors ahead of a possible Republicans are split and a hospital (an emergency etc,” he said. “Last time we ment will be taken after- like to get more information impeachment trial, which few may vote to impeach. room with outpatient beds) looked at the building there wards. The three vetting about the facility’s expan- or operate the hospital as were some serious issues meetings will begin at 5:15 sion plans and hope to a boutique hospital (tar- still with the property that p.m. and officials will deter- schedule meeting with Rick geting its approach to the are going to have to be dealt mine the location based on Naegler, Lake City Medical Columbia County commu- with in the future and those estimated attendance. Center CEO. nity and picking a specific aren’t going to go away…” “We will listen to the service and only providing Williams said the three presentations, the trustees that service.) UF Health companies who have will ask questions, you’ll Shands leased the hospi- expressed interest in oper- do whatever discussions tal from the Authority from ating the building have are necessary and immedi- 1996-2010. been given engineering ately after that any public n Central Florida Heart and architectural reports comment will be taken,” Group (DBA Panacea) — regarding the building. Williams said, noting the JOHN BURNS III, Agent Panacea is proposing a “I think when you speak meetings will also be broad- 234 SW Main Boulevard continuation of hospital ser- to these people, they will cast on Zoom. In Loving Memory of Lake City, FL 32025 vices at various levels. tell you how they would In other business, the 386-752-5866 Four companies initial- like to see that addressed,” Authority Board: R. Larry Morgan www.JohnBurnsInsurance.com (alias: Morgan, Dad, Papa & Coach Larry) ly submitted proposals to Williams said of repairs on n Discussed making June 5, 1942 – January 12, 2017 operate the facility as a treatment center, but one of Morgan, four years have passed since you the companies, Community left us for Glory! Health Physicians, LLC, of We were blessed to have Gainesville, has since with- you in our lives, drawn its proposal. Construction/Debris Containers Available which left us with Williams suggested that Unforgettable lingering memories. the board conduct the vet- 755-7060 You are forever in our ting sessions on separate hearts, and will always be days, rather than attempt- 15 yd. • 20 yd. • 30 yd. • 40 yd. loved and missed. ing to conduct all three in Delivered to your job site today. Your Loving one night. Family & Friends Lake City Reporter Lightning embrace title defense, 6B Story ideas?

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TODAY’S TOP COLLEGE FOOTBALL TICKET Tide on top again Vanguard at Columbia, 6:30 p.m Columbia’s girls basketball No. 1 Alabama beats No. 3 Ohio State 52-24 for national title. team hosts former district foe Vanguard tonight. The Lady By RALPH D. RUSSO The final game of a col- most by a major college Tigers (8-2) are aiming for Associated Press lege football season in a coach. their fourth straight win of pandemic, a season that Ohio State (7-1) just the season against the Lady was uncertain to be played couldn’t keep up. Justin Knights (3-6). MIAMI GARDENS — in the summer and filled Fields, playing what might DeVonta Smith was uncov- with disruptions in the fall, be his last game before erable, Najee Harris unstop- PREP ended in the most predict- heading to the NFL, passed pable and Mac Jones impec- able fashion: Alabama (13-0) for 194 yards and a touch- ROUNDUP cable. With a performance as national champion for down. Whether Fields was that was both surgical and the sixth time in the last 100% after taking a brutal hit BOYS BASKETBALL KEVIN C. COX/Getty Images/TNS n Columbia 66, Baker explosive, No. 1 Alabama 12 years under coach Nick Alabama Crimson Tide receiver DeVonta to the side during his bril- County 33: Charleston Ponds won the College Football Saban. liant semifinal performance led the Tigers (6-3) with 14 Smith rushes for a 42-yard touchdown against Playoff national champion- For Saban, it was career against Clemson was hard to points on the road as they won the Ohio State Buckeyes during the College ship game 52-24 against No. their fourth straight game. Tra’ title No. 7 overall, breaking know for sure. Tolliver also had 12 points and Football Playoff National Championship game 3 Ohio State on Monday a tie with Alabama great Marcus Peterson added 11 on Monday in Miami Gardens. night. Paul “Bear” Bryant for the TIDE continued on 2B against the Wildcats (5-5).

GIRLS BASKETBALL n Fort White 60, Cedar Key 26: Jacovya Major scored 20 COLUMBIA 1, KEYSTONE HEIGHTS 0 COLLEGE points with seven rebounds ATHLETICS and two assists to lead the Lady Indians (5-5) to a win at home on Monday. Dacaria A FLAIR FOR Armstrong also had 18 points, NCAA seven rebounds, three steals and two blocks against the Lady Sharks (0-13). delays TODAY’S PREP THE DRAMATICS vote on SCHEDULE

BOYS BASKETBALL players n Columbia at Gainesville, 7:30 p.m. n Suwannee vs. Santa Fe, cashing in 7:30 p.m.

BOYS SOCCER D1 Council holds off on n Suwannee at Hamilton athlete compensation County, 6 p.m. n Fort White at Lafayette, in Monday meeting. 7:20 p.m. By ERIC OLSON GIRLS BASKETBALL Associated Press n Columbia vs. Vanguard, 6:30 p.m. n Fort White at Santa Fe, The NCAA delayed votes 6:30 p.m. on legislation that would n Branford vs. Lafayette, permit college athletes to 6:30 p.m. cash in on their popularity GIRLS SOCCER for the first time and to n Columbia vs. Buchholz, transfer to another school 7 p.m. without having to sit out n Fort White at Lafayette, 5:30 p.m. one year. The issues, originally GIRLS WEIGHTLIFTING scheduled to be voted on n Columbia girls vs. Branford, by the Division I Council 4 p.m. on Monday, were expected to be the main storylines of COMING UP this week’s NCAA annual convention. There was no n The fourth annual Winter announcement on when a Blast Pickleball Tournament BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter vote might be taken. will be held in Lake City from Columbia’s Angel Gabriel-Perez pushes the ball up the field as Keystone Heights’ Luke Van Zant gives Jan. 15-Jan. 19. There will be “The Council remains over 100 participants over chase on Monday night. fully committed to mod- the 4-day event competing ernizing Division I rules in women’s doubles (Jan. 15), Medina-Rodriguez’s PK in 77th minute lifts CHS to sixth one-score win of season in ways that benefit all mixed doubles (Jan. 16), men’s doubles (Jan. 17) and blind By JORDAN KROEGER It’s the seventh straight win for The penalty kick came after a student-athletes,” said draw doubles (Jan. 18) events [email protected] Columbia, which also hasn’t lost scuffle in the penalty box while Council chairwoman M. with a variety of skill levels. The in eight matches and is now 10-1-1 Keystone Heights goalkeeper Grace Calhoun, athletics event will be held outdoors at on the season. Carson Eatmon was holding the director at Pennsylvania. the pickleball courts behind Chris Truman couldn’t convert Richardson Community Center. As for Medina-Rodriguez, he’s ball. Indians defender Jordan “Unfortunately, external fac- For more information, contact his penalty kick for Keystone now a perfect 4 for 4 on penalty Holmes got into a verbal confron- tors require this pause, and Ken Lacey at 386-623-2972 Heights. kicks this season. He steps up to tation with Trey Hingson and the Council will use this time or email him at winterblast@ But Marcos Medina-Rodriguez? to enhance the proposals.” lakecitypickleball.com. Also visit the ball with no fear. pushed him, bringing out a yellow lakecitypickleball.com He doesn’t miss for Columbia. “I was pretty confident I could card for both players. NCAA President Mark Medina-Rodriguez struck a PK convert it,” Medina-Rodriguez said. It was Holmes’ second yellow Emmert told The Associated into the right side of the net in “It’s exciting to get the chance to card, sending him off the field, Press on Saturday he recom- BY THE NUMBER the 77th minute to lift the Tigers win the game for the team. I just but worse for Keystone Heights mended to the association’s to a 1-0 victory over the Indians stayed cool and calm and put it in 8 at Tiger Stadium Monday night. the corner. That’s all I had to do.” CHS continued on 6B NCAA continued on 6B Columbia’s boys soccer team hasn’t lost in eight WRESTLING matches and has now won seven straight after defeat- ing Keystone Heights 1-0 on Monday night. The Tigers are Columbia places third at Battle of the Border off to their best start since the 2016-17 season, when they Staff report Columbia’s wrestling began 13-0. team placed third out Columbia took third of 17 teams at the ON THIS DATE place out of 17 teams at Battle of the Border on the Battle of the Border Saturday. BACK ROW: n (1958) The NCAA rules IBT hosted by Yulee on Assistant coach Doug committee makes the first Saturday. David (from left), Shawn change in football scoring rules Brett Millard (106 class), since 1912 by adding the two- Thomas Greene (152) and Raggins (runner-up point conversion. Joseph Rice (170) each won in 195 class), Thomas n (1969) New York Jets titles, while Shawn Raggins Greene ( champion in quarterback Joe Namath (195) finished runner-up. 152 class), Brett Millard “guarantees” a victory before Jaycob Jones (HWT) placed (champion in 106 class), the game against the 17-point favorite Baltimore Colts, then third while Au’Vonte Smith Joseph Rice (cham- leads the AFL to its first Super (220) came in fourth. pion in 170), Jaycob Bowl victory, a 16-7 triumph The Tigers finished with Jones (third in HWT over a Baltimore team that had 144.5 points behind cham- class) and assistant lost only once in 16 games all pion Camden County (270) season. coach Phillip Anderson; and Yulee (153). FRONT ROW: assistant n (1975) The Pittsburgh Millard, Green and Rice Steelers totally shut down all finished with a perfect coach Austin Chapman, Minnesota’s offense, handing 4-0 record at the tourna- A’Vonte Smith (fourth the Vikings their third Super in 220 class) and head Bowl defeat, 16-6. Pittsburgh ment. Raggins and Jones RB Franco Harris was the both 3-1, while Smith bat- coach Pete Whittington. game’s MVP tled back to finish 3-2. COURTESY SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD All times Eastern Hunt 1-13, Peoples-Jones 1-8, Njoku 1-7. Bradley 75, N. Iowa 73 EAST Yardage: 7,596; Par: 73 (AHL). 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Pederson Off out as Eagles course coach PGA Championship leaving Trump National in ‘22 tournament Philadephia missed the playoffs with a 4-11-1 record this season By Doug Ferguson The Associated Press

By Rob Maaddi KAPALUA, Hawaii — The The Associated Press PGA of America cut ties to President Donald Trump PHILADELPHIA — The when it voted Sunday to Philadelphia Eagles have take the PGA Championship fired coach Doug Pederson, event away from his New less than three years after he Jersey golf course next year. led them to the franchise’s The vote comes four days only Super Bowl title. after the Trump-fueled riot Pederson was 42-37-1 in at the nation’s Capitol as five seasons. He led the Eagles Congress was certifying the to two division titles and election victory of Presi- three playoff appearances dent-elect Joe Biden. This is before going 4-11-1 in 2020. the second time in just over Pederson met with owner five years the PGA of Amer- Jeffrey Lurie last week and ica removed one of its events again Monday. from a Trump course. “We are all very disap- PGA President Jim Rich- pointed with the way our erson says the board voted season went and eager to to exercise its right to “ter- turn things around, not just minate the agreement” with for next season but also for Trump National in Bedmin- the future of the franchise,” ster, New Jersey. Lurie said in a statement. “We find ourselves in a “Coach Pederson and I political situation not of our had the opportunity to sit making,” Seth Waugh, the down and discuss what that CEO of the PGA of America, collective vision would look said in a telephone inter- like moving forward. After view. “We’re fiduciaries for taking some time to reflect our members, for the game, on these conversations, I for our mission and for our believe it is in both of our brand. And how do we best best interests to part ways.” protect that? Our feeling Pederson’s loyalty to his was given the tragic events coaching staff and frustra- of Wednesday that we could tion with the front office’s no longer hold it at Bedmin- interference was a major ster. The damage could have issue, according to a person been irreparable. The only familiar with the decision. Los Angeles Rams defensive back Darious Williams looks back as he scores on an interception during real course of action was to The person, who spoke to the ﬁrst half of Saturday’s game in Seattle. [TED S. WARREN/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] leave.” The Associated Press on con- The PGA of America, dition of anonymity because which has some 29,000 golf of the sensitive nature of the professionals who mostly conversations, said Pederson teach the game, signed the and general manager Howie Defenses riseto task deal with Trump National Roseman weren’t on the in 2014. same page regarding many It canceled the PGA Grand personnel moves. Slam of Golf in 2015 at Ultimately, Lurie chose Trump National Los Ange- Roseman over Pederson. inpostseasonofNFL les Golf Club after Trump’s Pederson benched Carson disparaging remarks about Wentz for the final four Mexican immigrants when games after the quarterback By Barry Wilner COVID-19 restrictions, and chants Why do defenses play a bigger he announced he was had the worst season of his The Associated Press of DEE-FENSE weren’t rocking role in many postseason games? seeking the Republican career and started rookie any of the stadiums. But the mes- For one, teams with weak Ds nomination for president. Jalen Hurts. Pederson had The lasting memory of the sage remains clear: If you bring the don’t get to the playoffs very often. The event was canceled for said repeatedly he was con- offenses for Seattle, Tennessee D, it’s a smoother pass to the W. Yes, the NFC East was abysmal in good the following spring. fident he could fix Wentz and and Chicago this weekend is how And possibly the SB (Super Bowl). 2020, but the winner had, by far, The shocking insurrec- get him back on track. He offensive they were. For all the complexity of the NFL the division’s best defense. Con- tion Wednesday rattled the won’t get that chance now. Not in a good way. these days, when offenses have tenders (actually pretenders) who country, and in golf circles, Pederson was a starting Even in a league where scoring more schemes and formations failed to get into the champion- attention quickly focused on quarterback in Philadelphia was at an all-time high, with more and variables than ever — not to ship chase — Las Vegas, Dallas and whether the PGA of Amer- in 1999 and later served as an touchdowns than ever, defense mention so many rules slanted to Minnesota — came up short on that ica would keep its premier assistant coach under Andy becomes a priceless commodity help scoring — a big pass rush is side of the ball. championship — and one of Reid with the Eagles. The in the postseason. Ask the quar- the antidote. A unanimous All-Pro Also make note of how good golf’s four major champion- Eagles hired him in January terbacks who were victimized by Aaron Donald as an inside force, defensive teams turn up the heat ships — at Trump’s course in 2016 after abruptly firing it, including a Super Bowl winner, particularly when complemented in the biggest games. When you 2022. Chip Kelly a month earlier. the Seahawks’ Russell Wilson. by a revitalized Leonard Floyd have strength and stinginess, you “Our decision wasn’t Pederson led the Eagles to a Ask Derrick Henry, the 2,000- and shutdown backs, can make a expand the envelope. Play not to about speed and timing,” Super Bowl victory over New yard All-Pro running back for the defense destructive. It’s happened lose? Nope: You let the horses Waugh said. “What mat- England in just his second Titans whose production in Sun- in LA, which won at Seattle 30-20. run. ters most to our board and season with backup quarter- day’s loss to Baltimore almost A veteran group with dynamic The Rams and Saints were the leadership is protecting our back Nick Foles filling in after could be measured in inches. performers at each position is how best examples of that during wild- brand and reputation, and Wentz was injured. Pederson And anyone on a Bears attack New Orleans’ unit has reached card weekend. Both are capable the ability for our mem- and Foles again led the Eagles that was more teddy than grizzly equal status with the Drew Brees/ of giving fits to the Packers and bers to lead the growth of to a playoff win the following — thanks to New Orleans’ dom- Alvin Kamara offense. This might Bucs, respectively, next week- the game, which they do year after Wentz went down inant D. be the best defense in the Big Easy end. Indeed, the style and makeup through so many pow- late in the season. “Our defense played outstand- since Brees arrived in 2006, and if of New Orleans’ group is exactly erful programs in their Pederson was heavily ing,” coach Sean Payton said of this is his final season, he certainly what bothers Brady the most, and communities.” criticized for his decision a 21-9 victory. “We tackled well has the accompaniment to make it the Saints beat him and Tampa Bay The Trump Organization to replace Hurts with in space. ... Ultimately we forced special. twice already this season. said in a statement it has “a third-string quarterback them to become one-dimensional, Consider, also, that the Chiefs, And the last guy Aaron Rodg- beautiful partnership with Nate Sudfeld in the fourth and when you do that you’re going for all their scoreboard-explod- ers is eager to meet up close next the PGA of America and quarter of a 20-14 loss to to win a lot of games.” ing magic with the ball, didn’t Saturday afternoon is that other are incredibly disappointed Washington in Week 17. John Harbaugh and Ravens win a championship until their Aaron from the West Coast. with their decision.” Washington’s victory cost defensive coordinator Wink Mar- defense reached a higher level. This is not to claim that A-Rod “This is a breach of a bind- the New York Giants the tindale could say the same. Rams Remember the Legion of Boom? and Patrick Mahomes and Josh ing contract and they have NFC East title. The loss gave DC Brandon Staley could echo Or Baltimore’s powerhouse D with Allen are doomed in these play- no right to terminate the the Eagles the sixth overall those thoughts. So could his boss, Ray Lewis and Ed Reed in 2012? offs. Nor that such All-Pros as agreement,” the statement pick in the draft instead of Sean McVay, an offensive guru Tom Brady unquestionably Buffalo receiver Stefon Diggs, said. “As an organization we the ninth. whose unit is a placeholder while was the major reason for New Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (also have invested many, many “I have known Doug and the defense is destructive. England’s dynasty, but even he a unanimous selection) or Green millions of dollars in the his family for more than 20 “This might be the best win I needed help from the defense in Bay wideout Davante Adams will 2022 PGA Championship at years and they will always have ever been associated with,” the Super Bowl victories against underachieve. Trump National Golf Club, be family to me,” Lurie said Harbaugh, who merely won a the Seahawks (Malcolm Butler’s But anyone who believes the Bedminster. We will con- said. “I have a tremendous Super Bowl in the 2012 season and interception) and Rams, who shootout in Pittsburgh won by tinue to promote the game amount of respect for him now has a record eight away vic- scored three points in 2019. In Cleveland 48-37 is a harbinger for of golf on every level and and everything we have tories in the playoffs. two of his Super Bowl defeats, these playoffs, well, maybe such remain focused on operating accomplished together over There weren’t many fans on Brady was harried and sacked by an observer needs to meet Donald the finest golf courses any- the last five seasons.” hand for any of the games due to the Giants’ unyielding pressure. while in possession of the ball. where in the world.” A4B6

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BANK (USA), N.A.; ALL UN- OF THENCE N 88°33’18” E A DIS- POINT OF CURVATURE OF A OF S 00°27’46” E AND A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING CASE NO.: 20-201-CP TANCE OF 1180.90 FEET; CURVE TO THE LEFT, HAV- CHORD LENGTH OF 195.30 THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, PATRICIA JONES SHINGLE- THENCE S 00°35’31” E A DIS- ING A RADIUS OF 30.00 FEET FEET; THENCE ALONG THE CUIT UNDER OR AGAINST A TO TANCE OF 369.27 FEET TO A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 89° ARC OF SAID CURVE, AN OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR NAMED DEFENDANT TO Deceased. THE CENTERLINE OF A 60 08’49”, A CHORD BEARING ARC LENGTH OF 198.27 COLUMBIA COUNTY THIS ACTION, OR HAVING NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOOT WIDE ROAD EASE- OF N 43°58’54” E AND A FEET TO THE POINT OF RE- CIVIL DIVISION OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY The administration of the Es- MENT; THENCE S 88°33’18” CHORD LENGTH OF 42.11 VERSE CURVATURE OF A FIRST GUARANTY MORT- RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST tate of Patricia Jones Shingle- W ALONG SAID CENTERLINE FEET; THENCE ALONG THE CURVE TO THE RIGHT, HAV- GAGE CORPORATION IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN ton deceased, File Number AND IT’S WESTERLY EXTEN- ARC OF SAID CURVE, AN ING A RADIUS OF 360.00 Plaintiff, DESCRIBED; UNKNOWN 20-201-CP, is pending in the SION A DISTANCE OF ARC LENGTH OF 46.68 FEET FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF vs. TENANT #1; UNKNOWN TEN- Circuit Court for Columbia 1180.90 FEET TO THE WEST TO THE POINT OF TANGEN- 16°23’15”, A CHORD BEAR- RENEE ANN TROUERBACH, ANT #2, County, Florida, Probate Divi- LINE OF SAID SECTION 25; CY OF SAID CURVE; THENCE ING S 09°28’52” E AND A et al. Defendant. sion, the address of which is THENCE N 00°35’31” W, N 00°35’31” W, A DISTANCE CHORD LENGTH OF 102.61 Defendants. CASE NO.: 19000229CAAXMX 173 NE Hernando Ave, Lake ALONG SAID WEST LINE A OF 564.72 FEET TO THE FEET; THENCE ALONG THE Case No.2020-CA-000207 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE City Florida 32055. The names DISTANCE OF 369.26 FEET POINT OF CURVATURE OF A ARC OF SAID CURVE, AN Division SALE and addresses of the Personal TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- CURVE TO THE LEFT, HAV- ARC LENGTH OF 102.97 NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Representative and the Person- NING. SUBJECT TO EXIST- ING A RADIUS OF 30.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF TAN- TO:RENEE ANN TROUER- pursuant to an Order dated De- al Representative’s attorney ING COUNTY ROAD RIGHT- FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF GENCY OF SAID CURVE; BACH cember 15, 2020 entered in are set forth below. OF-WAY ALONG THE WEST 41°24’35”, A CHORD BEAR- THENCE S 01°17’15” E, A DIS- CURRENT RESIDENCE UN- Civil Case No. 19000229- All creditors of the Decedent SIDE THEREOF. ING OF N 21°17’48” W AND TANCE OF 245.85 FEET TO A KNOWN CAAXMX in Circuit Court of and other persons having SUBJECT TO AND TOGETH- CHORD LENGTH OF 21.21 POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE LAST KNOWN ADDRESS the 3rd Judicial Circuit in and claims or demands against ER WITH AN EASEMENT FOR FEET; THENCE ALONG THE OF SAID SECTION 25; 160 SE EMERSON COURT for Columbia County, Florida, Decedent’s estate, including INGRESS AND EGRESS AND ARC OF SAID CURVE, AN THENCE S 01°17’15”E, A DIS- LAKE CITY, FL 32025 wherein THE BANK OF NEW unmatured, contingent or unliq- PUBLIC UTILITIES DE- ARC LENGTH OF 21.68 FEET TANCE OF 257.55 FEET TO A You are notified that an action YORK MELLON FKA THE uidated claims, on whom a SCRIBED AS “ROAD EASE- TO THE POINT OF COM- POINT ON THE NORTH LINE to foreclose a mortgage on the BANK OF NEW YORK, AS copy of this notice is served MENT” AND SHOWN HERE- POUND CURVATURE OF A OF “FERNWOOD ESTATES” A following property in Columbia TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI- must file their claims with this ON. CURVE TO THE LEFT, HAV- SUBDIVISION AS PER PLAT County, Florida: CATEHOLDERS OF CWABS court WITHIN THE LATER OF “ROAD EASEMENT” ING A RADIUS OF 50.00 THEREOF RECORDED IN COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH- INC., ASSET-BACKED CER- 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE COMMENCE AT THE NW FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF PLAT BOOK 4 PAGES 104- EAST CORNER OF THE TIFICATES, SERIES 2006-7 is OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION CORNER OF THE SOUTH ½ 262°49’09”, A CHORD BEAR- 104A OF THE PUBLIC NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SEC- the Plaintiff and JOHN SHER- OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 OF SECTION 25, TOWNSHIP ING OF N 89°24’29” E AND A RECORDS OF COLUMBIA TION 3, TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH, WOOD; AMY SHERWOOD; DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF 5 SOUTH, RANGE 15 EAST, CHORD LENGTH OF 75.00 COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE RANGE 17 EAST, COLUMBIA and CAPITAL ONE BANK SERVICE OF A COPY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- FEET; THENCE ALONG THE N 77°07’10” W, ALONG SAID COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND (USA), N.A. are Defendant(s), THIS NOTICE ON THEM. DA; THENCE S 00°35’31” E, ARC OF SAID CURVE AN NORTH LINE A DISTANCE OF RUN SOUTH 89 DEGREES 30 James M. Swisher, Jr., Clerk All other creditors of the Dece- ALONG THE WEST LINE OF ARC LENGTH OF 229.35 61.88 FEET; THENCE N 01° MINUTES 20 SECONDS of Court, will sell to the highest dent and other persons having SAID SECTION 25 A DIS- FEET TO THE POINT OF 17’15” W, A DISTANCE OF WEST, ALONG THE SOUTH and best bidder for cash on claims or demands against TANCE OF 1107.80 FEET TO COMPOUND CURVATURE OF 241.76 FEET TO A POINT ON LINE OF SAID NORTHEAST April 7, 2021 beginning at 11:00 Decedent’s estate, including A POINT ON THE WESTERLY A CURVE TO THE LEFT, HAV- THE AFOREMENTIONED 1/4, 893.40 FEET TO THE A.M. at the Columbia County unmatured, contingent or unliq- EXTENSION OF THE CEN- ING A RADIUS OF 30.00 SOUTH LINE OF SECTION 25; WEST LINE OF EMMERSON Courthouse at 173 N.E. Her- uidated claims, must file their TERLINE OF A 60 FOOT FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF THENCE N 01°17’15” W, A ROAD; THENCE NORTH 0 nando Avenue, Third Floor, claims with this court WITHIN 3 WIDE ROAD EASEMENT; 41°24’35”, A CHORD BEAR- DISTANCE OF 246.49 FEET DEGREES 29 MINUTES 40 Lake City, Florida 32055 in ac- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE THENCE N 88°33’18” E, ING OF S 20°06’46” W AND TO THE POINT OF CURVA- SECONDS WEST, ALONG cordance with Chapter 45, OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION ALONG SAID EXTENSION A CHORD LENGTH OF 21.21 TURE OF A CURVE TO THE SAID EMMERSON ROAD, Florida Statutes on the follow- OF THIS NOTICE. DISTANCE OF 19.96 FEET TO FEET; THENCE ALONG THE LEFT, HAVING A RADIUS OF 1230.56 FEET TO THE POINT ing described property as set ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED THE POINT OF BEGINNING ARC OF SAID CURVE, AN 300.00 FEET, A CENTRAL AN- OF BEGINNING, RUN forth in said Final Judgment, to- WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. OF THE HEREIN DESCRIBED ARC LENGTH OF 21.68 FEET GLE OF 16°23’15”, A CHORD THENCE SOUTH 89 DE- wit: The date of first publication of ROAD EASEMENT; THENCE TO THE POINT OF TANGEN- BEARING OF N 09°28’52” W GREES 30 MINUTES 20 SEC- LOT 20 BLOCK 2, COUNTRY this Notice is January, 12, 2021 N 00°57’09” W, ALONG THE CY OF SAID CURVE; THENCE AND CHORD LENGTH OF ONDS WEST, 495.19 FEET CLUB ESTATES REPLAT, A Austin Kristapher Shingleton EAST RIGHT-OF WAY-LINE S 00°35’31” E, A DISTANCE 85.51 FEET; THENCE ALONG TO THE WEST LINE OF THE SUBDIVISION AS RECORDED 383 SW Tarkin Terrace OF COUNTY MAINTAINED OF 1561.82 FEET TO THE THE ARC OF SAID CURVE, EAST 1/2 OF SAID NORTH- IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 32, Lake City, Florida 32024 PUBLIC ROAD A DISTANCE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A AN ARC LENGTH OF 85.80 EAST 1/4; THENCE NORTH 1 PUBLIC RECORDS OF JOSEPH W. C. BOYLES, ESQ. OF 60.26 FEET TO THE CURVE TO THE RIGHT, HAV- FEET TO THE POINT OF RE- DEGREES 02 MINUTES 48 COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- 212 W. 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Box 13464 CURVE TO THE LEFT HAV- FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF CURVE TO THE RIGHT, HAV- FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 Property Address: 115 SE Pensacola, Florida 32591-3464 ING A RADIUS OF 30.00 17°20’29”, A CHORD BEAR- ING A RADIUS OF 390.00 DEGREES 30 MINUTES 20 Olustee Avenue, Lake City, Telephone: (850) 433-9225 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF ING OF S 08°04’44” W AND A FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF SECONDS EAST, 516.18 Florida 32025 Attorney for Petitioner(s) 90°29’33”, A CHORD BEAR- CHORD LENGTH OF 99.50 34°25’28”, A CHORD BEAR- FEET TO THE WEST RIGHT ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Florida Bar #14188 ING OF S 46°11’56” E AND A FEET; THENCE ALONG THE ING OF N 00°27’46” W AND A OF WAY LINE OF SAID EM- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS CHORD LENGTH OF 42.61 ARC OF SAID CURVE, AN CHORD LENGTH OF 230.81 MERSON ROAD; THENCE FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, 618499 FEET; THENCE ALONG THE ARC LENGTH OF 99.88 FEET FEET; THENCE ALONG THE SOUTH 21 DEGREES 14 MIN- OTHER THAN THE PROPER- January 12, 19, 2021 ARC OF SAID CURVE, AN TO THE POINT OF REVERSE ARC OF SAID CURVE, AN UTES WEST, ALONG SAID TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE ARC LENGTH OF 47.38 FEET CURVATURE OF A CURVE ARC LENGTH OF 234.32 EMMERSON ROAD, 55.50 OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TO THE POINT OF TANGEN- TO THE LEFT, HAVING A RA- FEET TO THE POINT OF RE- FEET; THENCE CONTINUE FILE A CLAIM BEFORE THE THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- CY OF SAID CURVE; THENCE DIUS OF 330.00 FEET, A VERSE CURVATURE OF A SOUTH 0 DEGREES 29 MIN- CLERK REPORTS THE SUR- CUIT, IN AND FOR N 88°33’18” E, A DISTANCE CENTRAL ANGLE OF 34° CURVE TO THE LEFT, HAV- UTES 40 SECOND EAST, PLUS AS UNCLAIMED. COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- OF 1858.56 FEET TO THE 25’28”, A CHORD BEARING ING A RADIUS OF 270.00 ALONG SAID ROAD 48.46 THE COURT, IN ITS DISCRE- DA POINT OF CURVATURE OF A OF S 00°27’46” E AND A FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- TION, MAY ENLARGE THE GENERAL JURISDICTION DI- GINNING. A/K/A LOT 31, TIME OF THE SALE. NOTICE VISION EASTBROOK VILLAGE, UNIT OF THE CHANGED TIME OF CASE NO: 2018CA000366 2, UNRECORDED. SALE SHALL BE PUBLISHED DIVISION: commonly known as 160 SE AS PROVIDED HEREIN. FIRST FEDERAL BANK F/K/A EMERSON COURT, LAKE James M. Swisher, Jr. FIRST FEDERAL BANK OF CITY, FL 32025 has been filed CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FLORIDA, against you and you are re- COURT Plaintiff, quired to serve a copy of your Columbia County, Florida vs. written defenses, if any, to it on By: Susan Heimer JOHN WILLIAM JAFFE A/K/A Jennifer M. Scott of Kass DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT JOHN W. JAFFE; et. al., Shuler, P.A., plaintiff's attorney, Submitted By: Defendant(s). whose address is P.O. Box Jason M. Vanslette, Esq. CLERK’S NOTICE OF SALE 800, Tampa, Florida 33601, Kelley Kronenberg NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in ac- (813) 229-0900, on or before 10360 West State Road 84 cordance with the Order on 01/30/2021, (or from first publi- Fort Lauderdale, FL 33324 Plaintiff’s Motion to Cancel and cation date of this Notice) and [email protected] Reschedule Foreclosure Sale file the original with the Clerk of com entered on September 22, 2020 this Court either before service The above is to be published in: in the above-styled cause, I will on the Plaintiff's attorney or im- Lake City Reporter sell to the highest and best bid- mediately thereafter; otherwise, PLEASE PUBLISH TWICE der for cash on February 10, a default will be entered against (ONE TIME A WEEK FOR 2 2021 at 11:00 a.m. (EST), at you for the relief demanded in CONSECUTIVE WEEKS) AND the Third Floor of the Columbia the Complaint. PUBLICATIONS LAST RUN County Courthouse, 173 N.E. Dated: December 28th ,2020. MUST FINISH AT LEAST FIVE Hernando Avenue, Lake City, CLERK OF THE COURT (5) DAYS PRIOR TO THE FL. Honorable Jay M. Swisher, Jr. SALE DATE LOT 3 173 NE Hernando Avenue COMMENCE AT THE NW Lake City, Florida 32056-2069 617124 CORNER OF THE SOUTH ½ By: Susan Heimer, Deputy January 5, 12, 2021 OF SECTION 25, TOWNSHIP Clerk 5 SOUTH, RANGE 15 EAST, (COURT SEAL) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- Deputy Clerk AND DA; THENCE S 00°35’31” E (PLEASE PUBLISH IN Lake FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, ALONG THE WEST LINE OF City Reporter) FLORIDA SAID SECTION 25 A DIS- AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- PROBATE DIVISION TANCE OF 738.53 FEET TO TIES ACT: If you are a person IN RE:ESTATE THE POINT OF BEGINNING; with a disability who requires OF THENCE N 88°33’18” E A DIS- accommodations in order to participate in a court proceed- THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ing, you are entitled, at no cost By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek to you, the provision of certain assistance. 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FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF Administrative Offices located South Ohio Avenue, Live Oak, PUBLISHER'S NOTE PUBLISHER'S NOTE 17°20’29”, A CHORD BEAR- at 135 Northeast Hernando Av- Florida 32064. The Estate is Delegation Notices- All Yard Sale Ads All real estate advertising in this ING OF N 08°04’44” E AND A enue, Lake City, Florida, during testate. The names and ad- Columbia, Hamilton, and Must be Pre-Paid. newspaper is subject to the fair CHORD LENGTH OF 81.41 regular business hours. On the dresses of the Co-Personal Suwannee housing act which makes it ille- FEET; THENCE ALONG THE date, time and place first above Representatives, and the Co- Notice is hereby given that The gal to advertise "any prefer- ARC OF SAID CURVE, AN mentioned, all interested per- Personal Representatives' at- Columbia County Legislative ence, limitation, or discrimina- ARC LENGTH OF 81.72 FEET sons may appear and be heard torney are set forth below. Delegation is holding an open tion based on race, color, reli- TO THE POINT OF TANGEN- with respect to the ordinances. Any interested person on whom public hearing on Tuesday, gion, sex, disability, familial sta- CY OF SAID CURVE; THENCE The title of said ordinance a copy of the notice of adminis- January 19th 2021 at 2:00 PM. Registered Brangus Bulls 2-4 tus or national origin; or any in- N 00°35’31” W, A DISTANCE reads as follows: tration is served must object to The location of the hearing is years old, certified, gentle, tention to make such prefer- OF 877.08 FEET TO THE COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- the qualifications of the Co-Per- the School Board Administra- ready to breed. $2500. 352- ence, limitation or discrimina- POINT OF CURVATURE OF A DA sonal Representatives, intesta- tive Complex at 372 West Du- 215-1018. tion." Familial status includes CURVE TO THE LEFT, HAV- ORDINANCE NO. 2021-03 cy, venue, or jurisdiction of the val Street in Lake City. The children under the age of 18 liv- ING A RADIUS OF 30.00 AN ORDINANCE OF THE court, by filing a petition or oth- Delegation will hear testimony ing with parents or legal custo- FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF BOARD OF COUNTY COM- er pleading requesting relief in from the public on matters of dians, pregnant women and 90°51’11”, A CHORD BEAR- MISSIONERS OF COLUMBIA accordance with the Florida statewide concern. To be people securing custody of children under the age of 18. This ING OF N 46°01’07” W AND A COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMEND- Probate Rules, WITHIN 3 placed on the agenda, please Cows for Sale, 10 head, all CHORD LENGTH OF 42.74 ING CHAPTER 2 OF THE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE call (386)-758-0405 or email newspaper will not knowingly bred, some with calves, $7,500 accept any advertising for real FEET; THENCE ALONG THE COUNTY CODE OF ORDI- OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF [email protected] for all. Can delv. 352-575-7498. ARC OF SAID CURVE, AN NANCES ENTITLED “ADMIN- THE NOTICE ON THE OB- gov estate which is in violation of ARC LENGTH OF 47.57 FEET ISTRATION” BY PROVIDING JECTING PERSON, OR Notice is hereby given that The PUBLISHER'S NOTE the law. Our readers are here- TO THE POINT OF TANGEN- FOR A CODE OF ETHICS; THOSE OBJECTIONS ARE Hamilton County Legislative Florida Law 828.29 requires by informed that all dwellings CY OF SAID CURVE; THENCE CREATING ARTICLE VIII EN- FOREVER BARRED. Delegation is holding an open dogs and cats being sold to be advertised in this newspaper S 88°33’18” W, A DISTANCE TITLED “ETHICS”; PROVID- The 3-month time period may public hearing on Wednesday, at least 8 weeks old and have a are available on an equal op- OF 1857.80 FEET TO THE ING FOR CONFLICTS, PRO- only be extended for estoppel January 20th 2021 at 5:00 PM. health certificate from a li- portunity basis. To complain of POINT OF CURVATURE OF A VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; based upon a misstatement by The location of the hearing is censed veterinarian document- discrimination call HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free CURVE TO THE LEFT, HAV- PROVIDING FOR AN EFFEC- the Co-Personal Representa- the Hamilton County Court- ing they have mandatory shots and are free from intestinal and telephone number to the hear- ING A RADIUS OF 30.00 TIVE DATE. tives regarding the time period house, 207 NE First Street in FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF within which an objection must Jasper. The Delegation will external parasites. Many ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. The public hearing may be con- species of wildlife must be li- 89°30’27”, A CHORD BEAR- tinued to one or more future be filed. The time period may hear testimony from the public RENT-TO-OWN. 3/2 Mobile ING OF S 43°48’04” W AND A not be extended for any other on matters of statewide con- censed by Florida Fish and dates. Any interested party Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- home with double carport. ¼ CHORD LENGTH OF 42.24 shall be advised that the date, reason, including affirmative cern. To be placed on the acre corner lot. $115,000. FEET; THENCE ALONG THE representation, failure to dis- agenda, please call (386)-758- tact the local office for informa- time and place of any continuation. $10,000. down. 386-397-3258. ARC OF SAID CURVE, A AN tion of the public hearings shall close information, or miscon- 0405 or email staz.gun- ARC LENGTH OF 46.87 FEET be announced during the public duct by the Co-Personal Repre- [email protected] TO THE POINT OF TANGEN- hearing and that no further no- sentatives or any other person. Notice is hereby given that The CY OF SAID CURVE; THENCE tice concerning the matter will Unless sooner barred by Sec- Suwannee County Legislative N 00°57’09” W, ALONG THE be published, unless said con- tion 733.212(3), Florida Delegation is holding an open AFOREMENTIONED WEST tinuation exceeds six calendar Statutes, all objections to the public hearing on Tuesday, Want to buy cattle. All kinds RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF question of intestacy, venue, or January 19th 2021 at 10:00 am. Country Rivers Realty, LLC weeks from the date of the 352-339-3018 386-497-3305 Vacant wooded SAID COUNTY MAINTAINED above referenced public hear- the jurisdiction of the court The location of the hearing is PUBLIC ROAD A DISTANCE must be filed no later than the the Suwannee County Agricul- Wanted to lease pasture for river access property. ings. cattle. 352-339-3018 MLS#103034 . $30,000 OF 59.74 FEET TO THE All persons are advised that, if earlier of the entry of an Order tural Coliseum, 1302 11th POINT OF BEGINNING. they decide to appeal any deci- of final discharge of the Co- Street in Live Oak. The Delega- Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- THE ABOVE DESCRIBED sion made at the public hear- Personal Representatives or tion will hear testimony from the 0237 Heavily wooded property. LANDS ARE PART OF THE ing, they will need a record of one year after service of the public on matters of statewide 4 miles to a county boat launch. SOUTH ½ OF SECTION 25, the proceedings and, for such notice of administration. concern. To be placed on the 3/2 CAC, $800/mo, $800/de- 10 miles to downtown Branford. TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE purpose, they may need to en- ANY PERSON ENTITLED TO agenda, please call (386)-758- posit. No pets. 386-758-0057. MLS#108595. $14,500 15 EAST AND SECTION 36, EXEMPT PROPERTY IS RE- 0405 or email staz.gun- sure that a verbatim record of Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE the proceedings are made, QUIRED TO FILE A PETITION [email protected] 15 EAST, COLUMBIA COUN- FOR DETERMINATION OF 0237 Beautiful lot in Greenbriar which record includes the testi- s/d. Site built homes only. Shed TY, FLORIDA. mony and evidence upon which EXEMPT PROPERTY WITHIN 618548 TOGETHER WITH A 2001 THE TIME PROVIDED BYLAW January 12, 2021 Affordable Rental Wanted for on property will convey with the the appeal is to be based. sale. MLS#109268. $24,900. MERIT DOUBLE WIDE MO- In accordance with the Ameri- OR THE RIGHT TO EXEMPT senior woman and 8 lb. dog. BILE HOME ID # FLHM- cans with Disabilities Act, per- PROPERTY IS DEEMED Have references. Non-Smoker. CALL KATY YANOSSY AT L3N167324374A AND ID # sons needing a special accom- WAIVED. ANY PERSON ENTI- 386-243-1737. 386-688-0654 Live Oak. 1/2 ac FLHML3N167324374B. modation or an interpreter to TLED TO ELECTIVE SHARE lot zoned Commercial Intensive Property Address: 413 SW participate in the proceeding IS REQUIRED TO FILE AN Looking for a class A CDL also allows for Comm Gen us- Duren Place, Lake City, FL ELECTION TO TAKE ELEC- should contact Lisa Roberts, at driver with at least 2 years ex- age. MLS#109370. $125,000 32024 least forty-eight (48) hours prior TIVE SHARE WITHIN THE ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN TIME PROVIDED BY LAW. perience. Local grain hauling, Denise Milligan-Bose Realty LIVE OAK (SUWANNEE to the commencement of the home every night and paid on 386-438-5627 One of kind INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS hearing. Ms. Roberts may be The date of the first publication COUNTY) MLS#109372 20+ FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, of the notice to creditors is Jan- commission. Please call 386- home every luxury; Elevator,lg AC! Close to springs along the contacted by telephone at (386) 623-2286 if interested. wkshop/stor\g area. Generator OTHER THAN THE PROPER- 758-1005 or by Telecommuni- uary 12, 2021. Suw River! $130,710 DANIEL TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE Co-Personal Representatives: to run automatic, security sys- CRAPPS 386-397-3002. cation Device for Deaf at (386) tem. MLS#104357. $425,000 OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST 758-2139. /s/ John Lawton Fleming FILE A CLAIM BEFORE THE John Lawton Fleming Hallmark Real Estate Call Koby WELLBORN (SUWANNEE COUNTY) MLS#109412 Well- CLERK REPORTS THE SUR- 618497 10887 Adams Road Adams for details (386) 623- PLUS AS UNCLAIMED Wellborn, Florida 32094 7840 PRIME PROFESSIONAL born Acres! 4.82 fncd ac w/well January 12, 2021 Multi Media Sales & sep. $55,000 DANIEL Dated: December 23, 2020 /s/ Kimberly Ann Tuckey Executive OFFICE SPACE 2,256 heated JAMES M. SWISHER, JR., NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Kimberly Ann Tuckey sf office building. MLS#104987 CRAPPS 386-397-3002. CLERK AUTO EMPORIUM OF LAKE 10885 Adams Road CALL KELLIE SHIRAH AT 386- CITY gives Notice of Foreclo- The Multi Media Sales Execu- Poole Realty CALL SUSIE COLUMBIA COUNTY CIRCUIT Wellborn, Florida 32094 tive is responsible for develop- 208-3847 Branford 3.66 acre lot COURT sure of Lien and intent to sell Attorney for Co-Personal Rep- HUDSON AT 386-854-5161. ing relationships and consult- Live Oak. Two story 3BR/2BA. Access to the Ichetucknee and By: Amber Hancock these vehicles on 01/30/2021, resentatives: Santa Fe River. MLS#109432. 09:00 am at 2832 SW MAIN ing with local retail clients on MLS#108847. $169,000 Deputy Clerk ANDREW J. DECKER, III increasing their business. Our $99,000. (Court Seal) BLVD LAKE CITY, FL 32025, PLLC Poole Realty AMANDA SENEA pursuant to subsection 713.78 business-to-business sales LIVE OAK (SUWANNEE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- By /s/ Andrew J. Decker, III representative is responsible 386-249-1640. 3/2.5. Live Oak. TIES ACT of the Florida Statutes. AUTO Andrew J. Decker, III Lake view on 6.5 acres. 32 x 45 COUNTY) MLS#109544 Wiste- EMPORIUM OF LAKE CITY re- for selling print, digital and ria Woods. Fenced & private 5- If you are a person with a dis- Florida Bar No. 267211 magazine advertising solu- enclosed metal building. ability who needs any accom- serves the right to accept or re- Andrew J. Decker, III PLLC MLS#108952. $399,000 ac tract $39,000 DANIEL ject any and/or all bids. tions for local retail clients. CRAPPS 386-397-3002. modation in order to participate 320 White Avenue Responsibilities: Denise Milligan-Bose Realty in this proceeding, you are enti- Live Oak, Florida 32064 -Manage an already thriving 386-438-5627. Brick home, tled, at no cost to you, to the 1ZVBP8CF9B5135063 Tel: (386) 364-4440 2011 Ford account list of established lo- open flrpln, partial fenced b/y provision of certain assistance. Email: [email protected] cal businesses. Excellent cus- over sized metal carport, shed. Persons with a disability who tomer service skills is a must. MLS#109199. $245,000 need any accommodation to 5TDZT34AX3S161587 618203 2003 Toyota -Develop and aggressively Hallmark Real Estate Call An- Denise Milligan-Bose Realty participate should call the ADA January 12, 19, 2021 grow additional sales through Coordinator, Jacquetta gel Rogers (386) 288-9383 386-438-5627. Commercial JM1BK32G871676599 prospecting, cold calls and re- BEAUTIFULLY REMODELED property for sale. Currently un- Bradley, P.O. Box 1569, Lake lationship development. A City, FL 32056, 386-719-7428, 2007 Mazda 4BR/2.5BA vintage/historic der lease. Sale is subject to prospect list is provided. home. $169,900! MLS#109300 lease. MLS#109330. $100,000. within two (2) working days of -Ensure both customers and your receipt of this notice; if KNAFE121645058515 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 2004 Kia THIRD prospects have a detailed un- Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- you are hearing impaired call derstanding of Lake City Re- 0237 Updated brick 3/2 home (800) 955-8771; if you are JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND 0237 TPrime commercial prop- 618301 FOR porter, lakecityreporter.com, located on over an acre in the erty. New construction sites. voice impaired call (800) 955- Currents, Homeseller and oth- Cypress Lake subdivision. 8770. January 12, 2021 SUWANNEE COUNTY, FLORI- Access to I-10 and I-75. DA. er company products through MLS#109359. $298,900 MLS#109469. $250,000 CASE NO. 2020-185-CP a consultative selling ap- Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- 617025 proach. January 5, 12, 2021 In re:The Estate of 0237 All brick 4/2 home fea- Mary Ann Green, -If you show drive to succeed, tures split floor plan, vaulted Delegation Notices- Deceased. we will train and give you the ceiling, hardwood flooring and Buy It Sell It Columbia, Hamilton, and Delegation Notices- NOTICE TO CREDITORS opportunity. more. MLS#109422. $245,000 Suwannee Columbia, Hamilton, and The administration of the Es- Notice is hereby given that The Suwannee tate of Mary Ann Green, de- Please send your resume to: LAKE CITY (COLUMBIA Find It Columbia County Legislative Notice is hereby given that The ceased, whose date of death Chris Ratliff, COUNTY) MLS#109433 Wood- Delegation is holding an open Columbia County Legislative was October 24, 2020, is pend- Advertising Director, borough North! 4/2 Custom Lake City Reporter public hearing on Tuesday, Delegation is holding an open ing in the Circuit Court, Third [email protected] built home. $258,100 DANIEL January 19th 2021 at 2:00 PM. public hearing on Tuesday, Judicial Circuit, in and for CRAPPS 386-397-3002. The location of the hearing is January 19th 2021 at 2:00 PM. Suwannee County, Florida, Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- the School Board Administra- The location of the hearing is Probate Division, Case No. 0237 Top of the line new con- Classifieds tive Complex at 372 West Du- the School Board Administra- 2021-185-CP, the physical ad- struction home. 5 ac in north val Street in Lake City. The tive Complex at 372 West Du- dress of which is Suwannee News Reporter Florida, this 3/2 home is energy Delegation will hear testimony val Street in Lake City. The County Courthouse, 200 South effic. MLS#109438. $329,000 from the public on matters of Delegation will hear testimony Ohio Avenue, Live Oak, Florida The Lake City Reporter has an Poole Realty CALL KELLIE statewide concern. To be from the public on matters of 32060. The names and ad- opening for an aggressive placed on the agenda, please statewide concern. To be dresses of the Personal Repre- SHIRAH AT 386-208-3847 Live news reporter. Our community Oak. Custom two-story lake- call (386)-758-0405 or email placed on the agenda, please sentative and the attorney for offers plenty of opportunity for [email protected] call (386)-758-0405 or email the Personal Representative front 4BR/2.5BA home. enterprise news, including MLS#109439. $285,000. gov [email protected] are set forth below. some investigative work. This Notice is hereby given that The gov All creditors of the decedent position covers a variety of WELLBORN (SUWANNEE Hamilton County Legislative Notice is hereby given that The and other persons, who have news assignments and some COUNTY) MLS#109441 BUILT Delegation is holding an open Hamilton County Legislative claims or demands against the features. Plus, theres also an IN 1895! HISTORICAL Victori- public hearing on Wednesday, Delegation is holding an open decedent's estate, including un- opportunity to write for our va- an home. $125,000 DANIEL January 20th 2021 at 5:00 PM. public hearing on Wednesday, matured, contingent or unliqui- riety of magazine products. CRAPPS 386-397-3002. The location of the hearing is January 20th 2021 at 5:00 PM. dated claims, and who have The successful candidate WELLBORN (SUWANNEE the Hamilton County Court- The location of the hearing is been served a copy of this No- must be able to generate ac- house, 207 NE First Street in the Hamilton County Court- tice, must file their claims with COUNTY) MLS#109473 New curate copy quickly and have MFG Hm! 4/2 2,128 SF w/LR, Jasper. The Delegation will house, 207 NE First Street in this Court within the later of instincts for reporting on a va- hear testimony from the public Jasper. The Delegation will three (3) months after the date FR+adtl RM $179,500 DANIEL riety of subjects. CRAPPS 386-397-3002. on matters of statewide con- hear testimony from the public of first publication of this notice Send a resume, clips and cern. To be placed on the on matters of statewide con- or thirty (30) days after the date references to Country Rivers Realty, LLC agenda, please call (386)-758- cern. To be placed on the of service of a copy of this no- Jamie Wachter, editor, 386-497-3305 3/2 site built hm 0405 or email staz.gun- agenda, please call (386)-758- tice on them. Lake City Reporter at close to shopping and restau- [email protected] 0405 or email staz.gun- All other creditors of the dece- [email protected] rants. Lg fenced BY & Hot Tub Notice is hereby given that The [email protected] dent and other persons who MLS# 109498. $198,900. Notice is hereby given that The have claims or demands Suwannee County Legislative Poole Realty CALL DAVID Delegation is holding an open Suwannee County Legislative against the decedent's estate, OFFICE MANAGER Delegation is holding an open including unmatured, contin- MINI-STORAGE MINCEY AT 386-590-0157. public hearing on Tuesday, DOWLING PARK. Beautiful January 19th 2021 at 10:00 am. public hearing on Tuesday, gent or unliquidated claims, OF LAKE CITY January 19th 2021 at 10:00 am. must file their claims with this move in ready 3BR/2BA, The location of the hearing is MLS#109499. $220,000 the Suwannee County Agricul- The location of the hearing is Court within three (3) months Self-motivated person, tural Coliseum, 1302 11th the Suwannee County Agricul- after the date of the first publi- detail and people oriented. Country Rivers Realty, LLC Street in Live Oak. The Delega- tural Coliseum, 1302 11th cation of this notice. Excellent customer service, 386-497-3305 TWO DWMHs , tion will hear testimony from the Street in Live Oak. The Delega- All claims not so filed will be phone and computer skills. 10 ac. Used as rentals. 5 min to public on matters of statewide tion will hear testimony from the forever barred. Responsible for sales, Santa Fe River boat ramp! concern. To be placed on the public on matters of statewide Notwithstanding the time peri- marketing, occupancy and MLS# 109509. $99,900. agenda, please call (386)-758- concern. To be placed on the ods set forth above, any claim Delinquency management agenda, please call (386)-758- filed two (2) years or more after of a Self-Storage Facility. Hallmark Real Estate Call 0405 or email staz.gun- Paula Lawrence (386) 623- [email protected] 0405 or email staz.gun- the decedent's date of death is $15.00 - $18.00 per hour [email protected] barred. based on experience. 1973 Beautiful 3/2, 2.28 ac. The date of the first publication 10x20 workshop with roll-up 618544 door.$299,000 MLS#109541 January 12, 2021 618546 of the notice to creditors is Jan- Email: January 12, 2021 uary 12, 2021. [email protected] NOTICE OF ENACTMENT OF Co-Personal Representatives: for job specifics ORDINANCE /s/ John Lawton Fleming And application package. BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY John Lawton Fleming COMMISSIONERS OF 10887 Adams Road Skip's Deli is now accepting ap- COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- Wellborn, Florida 32094 plications, approx. 40 hrs per DA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, /s/ Kimberly Ann Tuckey wk $8.75/hr. Apply in person. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THIRD Kimberly Ann Tuckey 1452 SW Main Blvd. Lake City. that the ordinance, which title JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND 10885 Adams Road hereinafter appears, will be FOR Wellborn, Florida 32094 considered for enactment by SUWANNEE COUNTY, FLORI- Attorney for Co-Personal Rep- the Board of County Commis- DA. resentatives: sioners of Columbia County, CASE NO. 2020-185-CP ANDREW J. DECKER, III Florida, at public hearing on In re:The Estate of PLLC Madison County Memorial January 21, 2020 at 5:30 p.m., Mary Ann Green. By /s/ Andrew J. Decker, III Hospital or as soon thereafter as the Deceased. Andrew J. Decker, III Now Hiring Nursing Staff matter can be heard, in the NOTICE OF ADMINISTRA- Florida Bar No. 267211 RNs, LPNs - $2,000 Sign on School Board Administrative TION Andrew J. Decker, III PLLC Bonus for Full Time Complex located at 372 West The administration of the Es- 320 White Avenue CNAs - $1,000 Sign on Bonus Duval Street, Lake City, Flori- tate of Mary Ann Green, de- Live Oak, Florida 32064 for Full Time. da. A copy of said ordinance ceased, is pending in the Cir- Tel: (386) 364-4440 Apply Online MCMH.US may be inspected by any mem- cuit Court for Suwannee Coun- Email: [email protected] or Call (850)973-2271 ber of the public at the Office of ty, Florida, Probate Division, MCMH is an Equal the County Manager, County the address of which is 200 618205 Opportunity Employer Administrative Offices located South Ohio Avenue, Live Oak, January 12, 19, 2021 Drug Free Workplace 6B TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2021 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER

NHL Lightning embrace challenge of defending title who appears to be healthy again By FRED GOODALL Associated Press after missing the end to the regular season and all but one game of the playoffs because of a core TAMPA — Winning Stanley muscle injury. Cup championships in consecu- “The rules are in place. tive seasons is rare. The Tampa Everything has gone smooth Bay Lightning are confident they so far. But we’ve seen what can can do it. happen in the NFL, MLB and the Even without leading scorer NBA in terms of one guy kind of Nikita Kucherov, who’ll miss breaking the rules and other guys the year after undergoing hip have to quarantine or not be able surgery. to play,” Stamkos added. “The The Lightning are that tal- NHL has done a great job of put- ented with a highly skilled ting these protocols in place and offense featuring captain Steven the guys have to follow them.” Stamkos, Brayden Point, Tyler When the team won its only Johnson, Ondrej Palat, Yanni other Stanley Cup title in 2004, Gourde and Alex Killorn, as Tampa Bay didn’t get a chance well as an experienced, play- to defend the following year off-tested defense anchored by because labor strife forced can- Vezina Trophy finalist Andrei cellation of the 2004-05 season. Vasilevskiy and Conn Smythe Trophy winner Victor Hedman. NEW LOOK Equally important, general Center Cedric Paquette and manager Julian BriseBois said, defensemen Kevin Shattenkirk, is the champs entered training Braydon Coburn and Zach camp with the type of attitude Bogosian are gone, and the required to give themselves a DIRK SHADD/Tampa Bya Times/TNS Lightning haven’t done a lot to chance to become just the fourth Tampa Bay Lightning coach Jon Cooper is on the ice with his team during practice on Jan. 4. The replace them. The team acquired team in nearly 30 years to win Lightning begin their Stanley Cup title defense on Jan. 13 at home against the Chicago Blackhawks. back-to-back NHL titles. right wing Marian Gaborik and “It’s not going to be easy. It and 1997-98 Detroit Red Wings that teams are more fairly are no guarantees. goalie Anders Nilsson from wasn’t going to be easy even coached by Scotty Bowman. equal,” said Bowman, now a “We’re pretty familiar with Ottawa, but both will be placed with Kuch in the lineup, and Bowman, a Hall of Famer senior advisor with the Chicago how we need to play to hopeful- on long term injury reserve. now it’s more of a challenge,” who won a record nine Stanley Blackhawks. “Just a certain play- ly have some success. But it’s “We lost some guys that were BriseBois said. “The mindset of Cups as a head coach, was also er or a certain injury, something going to be a grind,” coach Jon a big part of our team and big the players as a whole, the hun- behind the bench with the 91-92 could throw you off in the next Cooper said. “All of these teams reason why we won, but we have ger and how excited they are to Penguins following the death of season. How hungry are they?” have improved themselves. It’s a big part of the core still left get a chance to chase another Bob Johnson. He believes it’s Forward Pat Maroon joined a different year, and I think you here.” Hedman said. Cup and go back to back ... I’ve more difficult to win back-to- the Lightning last year after just have to wipe the slate clean.” just been really struck by how back titles in today’s game. winning the Cup with St. Louis SCHEDULE WATCH positive everyone’s mindset is.” During a 15-season stretch the previous season. He believes ANOTHER HURDLE The pandemic-shortened The Pittsburgh Penguins were from 1973-74 through 1987-88, Tampa Bay has all the compo- To repeat as champions, the season begins Jan. 13 at home the last club to hoist the Cup in Philadelphia won consecutive nents necessary to reign again. Lightning once again will have against the Chicago Blackhawks. consecutive seasons, winning in titles, Montreal and the New “I’m very confident. We’ve overcome challenges presented Stanley Cup runner-up Dallas 2016 and 2017. York Islanders each won four in got all the pieces. We’ve got by the pandemic. won’t have to wait long for a The only other teams to a row, and Edmonton won back- the goaltending. We’ve got the “It’s going to be extremely rematch, visiting Tampa on Jan. accomplish the feat in the past 30 to-back championships on two defensemen. We have the offen- tough, but we’re going to have to 17 and 19. The teams are both years were the 1990-91 and 1991- different occasions. sive power,” Maroon said. rely on ourselves and ultimately playing in the Central Division 92 Penguins, and the 1996-97 “I think it’s more of the fact That may be true, but there other teams, too,’’ said Stamkos, this season due to the pandemic.

equal weight to the types CHS NCAA of challenges that are Continued From 1B Continued From 1B being tossed at the NCAA right now.” The NCAA’s proposed (7-5-4) was the fact that the foul two top governing bodies NIL legislation would allow happened during live play. Because to put off votes on name, athletes to strike financial Eatmon was holding the ball in the image and likeness and the deals with third parties to penalty box, Columbia was award- transfer proposals because do things like endorse or ed a penalty kick. of a letter he received from sponsor products, make Tigers coach Trevor Hickman the Department of Justice personal appearances or be didn’t hesitate to call upon Medina- about potential antitrust an online influencer. Schools Rodriguez. violations. would not be involved in the “He’s calm and the moment is not Under the NCAA’s compensation. too much for him,” Hickman said. current proposal, schools Six states have passed “A lot of times with penalties it’s just could block athletes from bills allowing college ath- that — knowing what you’re going entering sponsorship letes to cash in on their to do and executing it because you agreements that conflict names, images and like- have the advantage. He understands with their schools’ deals. nesses. Florida’s law is that and executes those very well.” For example, an athlete at scheduled to go into effect The match could have very well a school associated with ended in a tie if not for Columbia Nike could be prevented in July. The hope has been goalkeeper Colby Strickland. from entering an agree- for athletes to begin partic- Truman got a shot at a pen- ment with another shoe or ipating in NIL compensa- alty kick in the 69th minute but apparel company. Also, ath- tion in August. “The runway is just get- Strickland saved it with his leg Photos by BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter letes would not be permit- back into play. The ball then ted to endorse products or ting shorter and shorter to Columbia’s Marcos Medina-Rodriguez chases down possession of the get this right,” Lawrence found Truman’s teammate, Jayson ball against Keystone Heights on Monday night. companies such as alcohol Lauzurique, but Strickland caught or gambling that conflict said, “and there are so the rebounded shot as well, leading off of the scoreboard despite play- The Tigers are off to their best with NCAA values. many moving parts that any delay just further to an eruption of cheers from the ing without three key defenders in start since beginning the 2016-17 Makan Delrahim, assis- complicates the ability for Tigers’ bench and the crowd. Daniel Lee, Cole Wehrli and Tanner campaign 13-0. They’ve shown an tant attorney general of the all the different constitu- “I knew if I saved it would shift the Pierce. Even without them, Columbia immense improvement from a year DOJ’s antitrust division, momentum back to us,” Strickland still controlled possession for much wrote the name, image ents that are going to be ago too when they had seven ties involved in NIL to get it said. “When it’s a right-footed player of the match, applying pressure in and finished 8-8-7. and likeness proposal and I always go to the left because that’s Keystone Heights’ end throughout. the restrictions it put on right the first time.” This year, Columbia isn’t tying Ramogi Huma, exec- where they usually go, so I went that Eatmon made seven saves apiece many matches. The Tigers are win- athletes’ ability to access way, but then I saw him go down the in each half, including one worthy of the free market could be utive director of the ning the close games instead, with National College Players middle so I had to react and put my ESPN SportsCenter’s Top 10 plays now six victories by just one goal. problematic. Delrahim said the Association, called the leg up. And then I had to get back when he came out of the net and “The experience that they have up. Thank God I did because there deflected a shot out of bounds from NCAA’s transfer rules could delay a “slap in the face to in these close matches, last year was another.” Christian Fernandes, who was one also be in conflict with anti- college athletes.” most of these were ties,” Hickman For such a low-scoring match, on one with the goalkeeper. trust laws. A proposal that “College athletes said. “Now we’re year older, more there was still plenty of action. The “It got a little frustrating,” would loosen restrictions deserve fair treatment now, Tigers outshot the Indians 21-12, Hickman said. “The first half we felt mature, more experienced and we’re on transferring athletes in and they need lawmakers with Eatmon making a whopping with all the shots we were getting — starting to win these things. And high-profile sports such as to grant them these free- 14 saves. yes their keeper was making great we’re beginning to think at 10 wins at football and basketball was doms once and for all,” Strickland had to make just five saves — but we felt like a goal was this point in the season and the way expected to be passed. Huma said. saves, but none bigger than his coming. We just didn’t know it would we’re winning matches, we may have In addition to the DOJ The proposed one-time two with the match scoreless in the be with three minutes left on a penal- something very special going.” letter, the Supreme Court’s transfer rule would allow 69th minute. ty. But you’ve got to give those guys agreement last month football players in the Bowl “Those were spectacular,” credit. They did not back down, they UP NEXT to hear an antitrust case Subdivision and athletes Hickman said. took it to us, played very physical Columbia travels to Ocala Forest involving the NCAA later in men’s and women’s bas- The Tigers also held the Indians and their keeper was outstanding.” (9-4-1) on Thursday for a 7 p.m. this year prompted a num- ketball, baseball and men’s ber of college sports lead- ice hockey to play immedi- ers to recommend holding ately rather than sit out for off on a vote. a year the first time they Another factor is that move to another school. the turnover in Congress The Justice Department could slow the process of is concerned about cer- passing federal legislation tain conditions that could the NCAA is seeking to discourage athletes from create uniformity in NIL transferring. rules. A federal law would The biggest has to override differing state do with athletes being laws that go into effect as required to notify their soon as this summer and current school of their plan provide protection from to transfer before they can legal challenges. have contact with another “All those things, they school. Once that notice is would spook a ghost,” given, the original school said Blake Lawrence, the is allowed to take away co-founder and CEO of or reduce the athlete’s athlete marketing platform scholarship. The threat of Opendorse. “It’s enough to that happening could dis- feel as if there’s something suade athletes from even LEFT: Columbia goalkeeper Colby Strickland takes a goal kick against Keystone Heights on Monday night: bigger at play, so it does exploring the possibility of RIGHT: Columbia’s Noel Caballero looks to pass against Keystone Heights. make sense to react with transferring.