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Coalition pushes for medicaid expansion By Maella Somerville Capital News Service
RICHMOND – State budget language adopted by the House Appropriations Committee would delay the expansion of Medicaid and other benefits of the new federal healthcare law in Virginia, a statewide group said Wednesday. Officials with the Healthcare for All Virginians Coalition said the delay in implementing the Affordable Care
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Act would hurt Virginians who need better health care – and hurt the state’s economy. “Virginians deserve better ... They deserve quality health care,” said Julia Newton, vice president of Service Employees International Union Virginia 512, a union representing home care providers in Fairfax and Loudoun counties. Michael Cassidy, president of the Commonwealth Institute for Fiscal Analysis, a nonprofit think tank, said the delay could cost Virginia millions of dollars. For every day the law is delayed, he said, Virginia would miss out on $5 million in federal tax money and nearly $400,000 in state budget savings. “Delaying [is] financially irresponsible for Virginia when you account for not only the loss of federal dollars ... state budget savings... but also the access to quality affordable health
care for hundreds of thousands of hardworking Virginians across the state,” Cassidy said. Cassidy and Newton spoke at a press conference held Wednesday by the coalition, which includes nearly 60 organizations. On Sunday, the House Appropriations Committee adopted budget language that would require a long list and three phases of Medicaid reforms as a condition to expanding the federal-state program, which serves low-income individuals and families. Under the committee’s language, the General Assembly would have to approve the expansion after completion of the reforms. The coalition said these stipulations would delay the Medicaid expansion by at least six months – from January 2014 until July 2014. Karen Grizzard, who chairs of the
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The calm before the storm? Middletown’s newly minted planning commission. By Sue Golden Frederick County Report Troubles are back in Middletown. The Town Council seems intent on instilling civility into its workings. The biggest issue on the horizon for the council is the next budget, which appears to be on schedule. An audit is in process. Things seem serene. But wait. Lurking beneath the surface are some very troubling issues. Readers probably remember the fateful day of March 12, 2012 when then-Mayor Mark Brown and Councilors Gil Barrington and John Blaisdell abruptly resigned from office leaving the town in the lurch. Town attorney David Griffin’s letter of resignation was read at the same time. Councilor Carl Bernhards, Jr. resigned for personal reasons soon thereafter. No mayor, no quorum, no attorney: then-town manager Joan Roche had her hands full. Jump forward to 2013. Mr. Griffin is expected to be appointed town attorney at the council meeting on Monday, February 11th. At the January 22nd town council committee meeting, current Mayor Charles Harbaugh IV asked Mr. Griffin “Can I ask what made you want to leave?” Mr. Griffin responded. “Sure. Absolutely. I’m not sure I am the guy you guys want to bring back. Our position is that we represent the locality. It’s not the personality. I’m not here to get between policy decisions that go on here. That’s up to you all. That’s not my job. I can be a parliamentarian. I can tell you what Roberts Rules are. But I am not a referee and I am not going to be a referee. Not everyone can be a referee. “The law is real clear. How a locality works is you are a municipal cor-
poration. You are no different from the Norfolk Southern Railroad. You are a company. Councilmembers are essentially the board of directors of that company. If I see you doing something illegal, I’ve got to tell you. Ultimately, when you decide to continue down that road, I have a choice. I can’t turn you in. I can’t get my client in trouble. But I can’t let you keep doing something that is wrong either. So I have to lay it out and say no, you can’t do it this way. After that, I have to walk. That is where we are now.” Interestingly, everyone from the prior council except Mr. Bernhards, Jr. is back involved with the town. Councilor Harbaugh IV is now mayor. Councilor Donna M. G. Gray is on the council. Former councilors Barrington, Blaisdell and Davis are on the planning committee and Mr. Brown was appointed a citizens advisor to the commission. Another interesting point is that the former members of council who left the town in such a mess, were not only appointed to the planning commission but Mr. Blaisdell, who apparently did not attend one meeting between the time he walked off of the council until the day he first sat on the planning commission, was voted chairman of the commission. The planning commission meetings have been extremely contentious. The first issue discussed was the updating of the town’s comprehensive plan. The planning commission prior to the new appointments was working on updating the comprehensive plan that was approved by council in 2005. That plan was the result of many long hours put in by members of the community to decide where the community wanted Middletown
to be in the future. According to Milton Herd of Herd Planning and Design, the consulting firm that was paid approximately $18,000 to help guide the community in developing its plan, the basis of the 2005 plan was solid. Mr. Herd said the public forums and discussions were well attended and well represented. Prior to resigning from his position as mayor, Mr. Brown, frustrated with the alleged slow progress of the comprehensive plan update committee, recruited Mr. Barrington, Mr. Blaisdell and town zoning administrator Fred Wharton, and drafted his own plan. According to Mr. Brown, he contacted the American Planning Association, found out who had won the highest award for a comprehensive plan, and contacted that locality to get permission to use their plan as the basis for the one for Middletown. Mr. Brown said the final result was vetted by the head of the Virginia Planning Association. The two documents are very different in scope and style. The plan being worked on by the update com-
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mittee contains a vision statement and plans on how to reach that vision. The draft by Mr. Brown is more limited in scope. After a very nasty two meetings, the commission voted to use Mr. Brown’s plan as the basis for the new plan, while using limited sections from the updated committee version. As for the meetings, the raised voices, finger pointing and personal attacks were out of control. The smug smiles were worse. Councilors Tripp Chewning and Carole Snyder have repeatedly chastised the commission for their poor conduct. At the committee meeting last week, Councilor John Copeland, the council liaison to the planning commission apologized that he “got out of hand with Mark Davis, but Mark and I have done that over the years.” Apologies aside, the conduct at the next planning commission meeting was the same. Prior to the vote on the plan, interested citizens requesting copies of the plan were told by Mr. Wharton that they could get copies of the two
plans at $.20 per page. The documents were not put on the Middletown web site. (Both plans and audio of the meetings are posted on our new website FrederickCounty.com). At the last planning commission meeting, Mr. Wharton asked Mr. Brown and David Lellock of Lellock Consulting, PC and a Middletown resident, to act as citizen advisors to the commission. The two gentlemen will work with the commission and have input into its decisions. Councilor Snyder said that “every member of town can come to meetings,” to which Mr. Wharton responded that residents can come to the meetings, but they are “not part of the commission. We are inviting two people to join us.” Councilor Snyder, sounding incredulous, asked “the public can’t join in?” “No” Mr. Wharton responded. “That is what a public hearing is for.” Members of the town have questioned whether Mr. Wharton, as town zoning administrator, has a conflict serving on the planning commission. Mark Flynn, an at-
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torney with the Virginia Municipal League said that not only is there is no conflict but it is a common practice in Virginia. According to “Qualifications, appointment, removal, terms and compensation of members of local planning commissions” section 15.2-2212 of the Virginia Code, “One member of the commission may be a member of the governing body of the locality, and one member may be a member of the administrative branch of the government of the locality.” The next big issue on the horizon is the boundary adjustment across I-81, along Reliance Road. Approximately 250 acres on the east side of I-81 are the subject of discussions between the property owners, Middletown and Frederick County. Approximately 11 acres beside the current Exxon on the south side of Reliance Road, and 29 acres on the north side are currently zoned B-2 commercial in Frederick County, which allows for the development of restaurants, gas stations and hotels. An additional approximate 210 acres are zoned RA, or rural agriculture, until rezoned. Frederick County hopes to see a technology park developed on the property. Robbie Molden, one of the property owners, considers the boundary adjustment “a great chance for Fred-
erick County and Middletown to do some future development of some sort – offices, a training facility, perhaps space for Lord Fairfax Community College. This development will be good for future local jobs and revenue for Frederick County and Middletown.” Mr. Wharton noted that a “letter of intent” has been circulated to the land owners included in the boundary adjustment. As of Monday’s council committee meeting, councilors were demanding to see the letter of intent. Included in the letter is an understanding that the properties will be brought into Middletown with the same zoning as currently designated by Frederick County. If brought into Middletown this way, the property owners will be able to do anything they want to do with the property, so long as it is allowed by the zoning designation. Another alternative is to bring the property into Middletown with “conditional” or “transitional” zoning. Under the latter designations, the properties will be brought into Middletown on a conditional basis, and the property owners will be able to apply for a zoning designation. During the application process, the property owners would be required to follow the zoning guidelines, which include making proffers
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boundary adjustment and Middletown will lose needed revenue. The countering view is addressed by Mr. Davis. “Virginia State Code provides a tool for localities to protect themselves during boundary adjustments; it’s called conditional zoning. The rezoning allows for public hearings so interested individuals can hear and respond to development plans. It also allows for proffers, which are usually financial or other offers of help to compensate
local entities like the fire or police departments to maintain their services with the added burden. Otherwise the properties will be brought in as “by right developments” where the developers can do anything.” Of course, the County has not weighed in on any of these issues in detail. Any future agreements will need to be decided by Frederick County, Middletown and the property owners.
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Millbrook H.S. designated as an emerging school of character The Washington, D.C.-based Character Education Partnership (CEP) has designated Millbrook High School as the Emerging School of Character for the 2013 Virginia State Schools of Character Program. By receiving the designation, Millbrook is now recognized as a model school in the area of character education and positioned to share its innovative and successful character education practices
with other schools across Virginia. The CEP administers the National Schools of Character and State Schools of Character Programs. Schools of Character are designated following a rigorous evaluation process designed to demonstrate that character development has had a positive impact on academics, student behavior and school climate. Schools who earn recognition through the program are ex-
Remembering School Board Member Melvin S. “Jim” Harmon Frederick County School Board member Melvin S. “Jim” Harmon passed away this morning at the Winchester Medical Center following a courageous battle with cancer. Harmon represented the Stonewall District on the School Board from January 1, 2007, until his passing. He was initially appointed to the Board on December 18, 2006, following the resignation of Patricia Stiles. In November 2007, Harmon was elected to fill the final two years of Stiles’ term. He was reelected to a four-year term on the Board in November 2009. His current term would have expired at the end of 2013. Frederick County Schools Superintendent David Sovine says, “Mr. Harmon was a valued member of the Frederick County School Board. During his tenure, students were always his top priority. He was an advocate for the arts and had a great appreciation for the many talented students who attend our schools. Having worked as both a teacher and school administrator, Mr. Harmon also possessed a good understanding of the challenges educators face and he worked tirelessly on their behalf. His many contributions and vision for the future of Frederick County Public Schools as a member of the School Board will be missed.”During Harmon’s tenure on the School Board, he served on a variety of the Board’s committees. He was a member of the Instruction Committee in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010. He served as the Chairman of the Instruction Committee from 2012 until his passing. Harmon was also the Chairman of the Personnel Committee in 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011. He was a member of the Buildings and Grounds Committee and served on the Board of the Frederick County Educational Foundation in 2011.
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pected to serve as models for other schools and help them achieve the same results. Millbrook High School principal Carolyn Butler says, “I’m very proud to have Millbrook recognized as an Emerging School of Character for the 2013 Virginia State Schools of Character program. Character education has been a focus in Frederick County Public Schools for many years and we stress the core character traits of respect, integrity, citizenship, honesty, empathy, caring and responsibility. Having our school recognized for its character education program is a testament to the quality of our students and staff. It affirms that Millbrook High School is a special place.” In order to be recognized through the Schools of Character Program, schools must complete an extensive application and demonstrate excellence in character education as measured by the Character Education Partnership’s 11 Principles of Effective Character Education. Narrative and portfolio evidence of
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• On Feb. 21, 1828, the first printing press designed to use the newly invented Cherokee alphabet arrives at New Echota, Ga. A young Cherokee, Sequoyah, had invented the written language, consisting of 86 characters. Within months, the first Indian language newspaper in history was printed. It was called the Cherokee Phoenix. • On Feb. 24, 1836, in San Antonio, Texas, Colonel William Travis issues a call for help on behalf of Texan troops defending the Alamo, an old Spanish mission and fortress under attack by the Mexican army. Only 32 men from the nearby town of Gonzales responded to Travis’ call for help. • On Feb. 23, 1885, a 19-year-old man named John Lee is sent to the gallows in Exeter, England, for the murder of a rich older woman. After the noose was put around his neck the lever malfunctioned three times. The authorities, mystified at the gallows’ inexplicable malfunction, decided to ascribe it to an act of God. Lee was sent to prison instead. • On Feb. 18, 1930, Pluto is discovered at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Ariz., by astronomer Clyde W. Tombaugh. In 2006, however, the International Astronomical Union announced that Pluto would no longer be considered a planet due its relatively small mass, just one-sixth that of Earth’s moon. • On Feb. 22, 1959, Lee Petty defeats
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might have gone wrong. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) Your loyalty to a friend in a tough situation earns you respect from people you care about. Those who criticize you don’t understand what friendship is all about. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Your strong work ethic is rewarded with the kind of challenging opportunity you love to tackle. Now, go ahead and celebrate with family and/or close friends. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) A legal matter you thought had been finally resolved could require a second look. But don’t make any moves without consulting your lawyer. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 19) Taking charge is what you like to do, and since you do it so well, expect to be asked to lead a special group. This could open an exciting new vista for you. AQUARIUS (January 20 to February 18) An important matter might wind up being entrusted to you for handling. The responsibility is heavy, but you’ll have support from people able and eager to help. PISCES (February 19 to March 20) A spouse or partner might make an important, even life-changing, suggestion. Consider it carefully. It could hold some of the answers you’ve both been looking for. BORN THIS WEEK: You always try to do the right thing, and for the right reasons. No wonder people have come to depend on you.
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Event listings Friday February 8 8pm - Midnight 3rd Annual Fundraiser Dance at Elk’s Lodge Ballroom, 4081 Guard Hill Rd. Front Royal VA. Live music featuring Eye Soar. Finger Foods and buffet style. BYOB. $15 Singel, $20 Couple. For ticket, contact Blue Ridge Opportunities at 540-636-4960. Saturday February 9 10am Old Town Businesses are hosting guests for a Sip, Kiss and Stroll, organized by Old Town Development Board Promotions Committee. Patrons can begin shopping Old Town businesses at 10 am while enjoying light refreshments at participating businesses until 4pm. George Washington is hosting the Magic Lantern Theatre showing of Bell, Book and Candle at 1:00. After the movie is shown in the GW Hotel ballroom, the event will move to the Half Note lounge for music from Kiss FM before The Big Kiss at 4:30pm. Shenandoah University students will offer free blood pressure checks for Heart Month. Raffle tickets will be sold to benefit the American Heart Association. Items collected from Old Town businesses, including a free night at the George Washington Hotel and gift certificates to area restaurants. The raffle will begin immediately after the Big Kiss. There is limited seating for the movie, come early to secure a seat. Any questions, please contact Dario Savarese at 540-722-8700 or Jen-
nifer Bell at 540-722-7576 More info: RSVP at http://www.facebook.com/ events/478978445498734/ Monday February 13 8am to Noon Celebrate CB Rouss day. Free birthday cupcake (while supplies last). Noon and 5:15 Guided historical tour of Rouss City Hall. Tuesday February 12 7:30am The Rotary Club of Frederick County is scheduled to meet on at Shenandoah University in the Clement Board Room - Allen Dining Hall. Mr. Dave Smith, Past President of the Frederick County Rotary Club and Executive Director of Special Love will be presenting True Colors, the 2013 Rotary Youth Leadership Conference. Invited guests, club members and visiting Rotarians are welcome. For more information contact Stephen M. Gyurisin at 540-336-7357 rsmgyurisin@advanceplanningassociates.com 5pm - 7pm Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper at Montague Methodist Church 102 Montague Ave Winchester, VA Pancakes, Sausage, Juice & coffee Adults $5.00 Children 12 & under $3.00 Bonnie Wilfong. 540-667-3287 Wednesday February 13 Ash Wednesday and Lent at Stephens City UMC. The chancel dramas will aid worshippers in preparing for the coming of Christ’s Passion Week. For the First Sunday in Lent, February 17, Rev.
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Lawmakers tout crackdown on texting while driving RICHMOND – The day after bills to crack down on texting while driving passed in both the House and Senate, a bipartisan coalition of legislators came together to urge their colleagues to complete the process of turning the measures into law. “I’d like to thank everyone who has been a part of this group. We’ve never made it this far with these bills before,” Delegate Ben Cline, RAmherst, said at a press conference Wednesday. Cline introduced one of 10 bills this legislative session to impose stiffer penalties for texting while driving. The bills were filed by both Republicans and Democrats. The House bills were combined into HB 1907, sponsored by Delegate Rich Anderson, R-Woodbridge. The House passed that bill, 94-4, on Tuesday. Sen. Tommy Norment, R-Williamsburg, filed an identical proposal in the upper chamber – Senate Bill 1222. It cleared the Senate on a 24-15 vote Tuesday. Bills involving texting while driving have been unsuccessful in recent years; four failed last year alone. Norment, the Senate majority leader, said his support may have helped with this year’s success. “When I heard what these senators were doing, I thought a bipartisan approach might help to move it along,” he said. Under existing law in Virginia, texting while driving is a secondary offense (meaning you can get cited only if you have been pulled over for some other violation). The current penalties are $20 for a first offense and $50 for a second or subsequent offense. SB 1222 and HB 1907 would make texting while driving a primary offense and raise the fine to $200 for a first violation and $500 for a second. Texting while driving also would be punishable as reckless driving. Some opponents have disparaged the legislation, claiming it would prevent drivers from making cellphone calls or using GPS systems. Such claims are untrue, Anderson said. “It prohibits anything text-related while driving,” he said. “You can still use your phone to make calls or use GPS.”
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Friday February 15 6pm - 10pm WPRD Parents Night out for ages 4-12 years old. Register by Feb. 8. Fee $15 for first child, $10 for additional. Located at George Washington Room. Activity #414401/01. Bring you r child to the park to enjoy fun activities and take advantage of a kid-free evening.
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Monday February 18 10am Pre-Season Fundamentals Camp will be held at All-Star Batting Cages (NO SCHOOL). Hitting & Fielding Session will be from 10:00-12:30. Pitching & Catching Session is from 1:00-3:30. This camp is for BOTH baseball and softball. Cost is $50 per session or only $90 for both sessions. Visit our website to view topics taught during this outstanding camp. Call us at 722-4RBI (4724) or email info@ allstarcages to enroll for this exciting camp . Tuesday February 19 7:30pm Rotary Club of Frederick County is scheduled at Shenandoah University in the Clement Board Room - Allen Dining Hall. Alicia Aston, President, Stephanie Brooks, Treasurer and Carrie Knupp, Junior Board Co-Coordinator for Dakota’s Dream Animal Rescue will present a program on Animal Rescue. The Public Relations Committee will meet after the club meeting to discuss March 2013 club events. All members are welcome to attend the PR Committee meeting. Invited guests and visiting Rotarians are welcome. For more information contact Stephen M. Gyuri-
sin at 540-336-7357 or smgyurisin@ advanceplanningassociates.com Wednesday February 20 5:30pm - 7:30pm Read Across America Book Blast at Apple Blossom Mall. The Frederick County Education Association will be hosting the Book Blast at Apple Blossom Mall. Local celebrities and educators will read books to students and children will receive free books and stickers. There will also be a book exchange and an opportunity for students to meet the Cat in the Hat, Thing One, Thing Two and the Grinch. 6:30pm Wayside Theatre Board President, Dr. Byron Brill, and Artistic Director, Warner Crocker, announced today that a Town Hall style meeting will be held at Wayside Theatre. The event will begin informally at 6:30pm in the Curtain Call CafÊ. At 7pm, the event will then move to the theatre auditorium for a brief presentation of the theatre’s current and future plans, followed by a question and answer session. Saturday February 23 7am - 12pm The Middletown Volunteer Fire and Rescue Auxiliary will have a Pancake and Sausage at Middletown
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Kate Fristoe I am a twenty-one year old artist from Warren County, Virginia. I am happily married with a son and a step-daughter. I did not always make art, but I have always loved it and been surrounded by it. In college, I started drawing, and have since grown as an artist. I now primarily paint with acrylics on canvas, or pretty much whatever surface I can find and love to explore new techniques and skills. I draw my inspiration from the things I encounter on a daily basis. I am lucky enough to live in a beautiful area in the country which is inspiration enough. I currently stay at home with my kids, which incredibly fulfilling and allows me to paint commissioned works as well. You can find pictures of my artwork at: www.facebook.com/fristoek.art
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