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New Goochland Democratic Chair plans on rebuilding the party By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com
Just elected, the new chair of the Democratic Pary hopes to expand the number of the party faithful in Goochland County. That’s why Molly Payne was busy stirring up a pot of chili last Friday evening, preparing for the next day’s meeting at the Company 5 Firehouse. She took over the leadership of the local Democratic Committee last month, replacing former chair Alan Tucker. Payne, 27, said when Tucker asked her to take the job, she had to think about it awhile before deciding to accept it. “I took a couple of weeks to think about it,” she said. “A lot of people said it would be a tough job,” she added, referring to the conservative, GOP leaning nature of Goochland. But Payne, who said she grew up in a diverse, middle-class area in Lansing, Mich., where there was strong union support, sees a strong need for the party in Goochland. “There is a population out there that is not represented,” said the Michigan State University graduate, who came to Virginia
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in 2008 after graduating with a degree in Zoology, to take a job as a rider and show groom at Plain Dealing Farm in Scottsville, Va. She found a place to live in Goochland and has been here ever since.
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“I fell in love with the county and the community and that’s why I’m still here,” she wrote in an email to the Gazette. She’s since moved on to her current job as Claims Review Specialist at the law firm of
BrownGreer PLC, where she’s worked since November 2010. “A Democrat born and bred,” is how she describes herself on the new Goochland Democratic Committee’s Web site, which she recently created. She worked for Democrat state senate candidate Bert Dodson in his recent campaign and said she was very disappointed at his loss to Republican Tom Garrett. “My goal for this county is to make it okay again for people of different ideologies to talk to each other to work to solve problems,” said Payne, who laments what she sees as the wide gulf between the parties. “We are so far apart the people are not being served.” One might say her chili pot was a step toward bridging the gulf between the parties, since the recipe for the turkey chili she was stirring came from a Republican friend. Speaking of her circle of friends, she described the atmosphere she’d like to foster. ‘We talk politics and can disagree but still love each other,” she said, adding there’s no reason the country can’t do the same thing.
New school board chair Beth Hardy said last week the board will present a balanced budget to the board of supervisors when it finishes its work January 31, the projected date for approval of the schools budget. “We are preparing a budget that will eliminate this,” said Hardy after last week’s four-hour meeting, referring to the more than $500,000 gap between projected revenue and expenditures. Toward that end the board adopted a partial reorganization chart for schools administration that adds a second assistant school superintendent for operations but eliminates the directors of sec-
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ondary and elementary education positions. The budget presentation by Goochland Superintendent of Schools Linda Underwood also eliminates one assistant principal position. “The drive behind the reorganization is to streamline administration and achieve efficiencies,” said Hardy, who added that the intent is to show the board is investing in instruction and cutting administrative costs. Changes continued to be apparent under the new board. While the members were discussing business, John Hendron and Bea Cantor were video taping and live streaming the meeting to the schools Web site for the first time. And the board announced it had ended its 12-year long relationship with attorney Andrea Erard and had retained the firm ReedSmith for its future legal needs. District 2 member W. Kevin Hazzard made the presentation on the new organizational chart. “We haven’t been able to
pot on top of a wood cook stove, stirring the clothes with a boat paddle and ironed everything from sheets to clothes. When the weather was cold, she heated bricks and irons for family members to put in the bed to keep their feet warm. Ms. Parrish was a practical nurse for Dr. W. S. Lloyd, for years the only doctor in Goochland County. When needed, she stayed with families all over Goochland, taking care of children and the elderly until she was in her 80s. She never married and had no children of her own. However, Parrish loved the 50 or more children of Goochland families she stayed with and some still come to see her Eleanor Parrish and bring their own children to visit her. She attended Goochland Baptist Church Parrish didn’t learn to drive until she was in her 50s and has always been inde- all of her life and still praises the Lord daily. pendent, never wanting to be a burden to Parrish is a spiritual inspiration to everyone she meets. anyone.
achieve as much cost savings as we wanted,” he told the audience, adding that the board wants input from the public. That importance is clearly indicated by the new chart, which places Goochland citizens at the top, followed by the board and then the superintendent. Regional salary reviews are underway, said Hazzard, along with a review of health insurance costs. In other action items, the board consolidated its hiring policies by adopting one overall policy and eliminating four others. In information items the board heard presentations on the schools plan for dealing with student allergies, in light of the recent death of a Chesterfield County student from a peanut allergy reaction. Underwood’s budget presentation mirrored the previous week’s with more detail added. The bottom line remained virtually the same, with a $542,452 gap between expected revenue and projected expenditures. The budget presentation assumes adding a library and media specialist at Goochland High School, eliminating a library aide, increasing days for instruc-
tional aides to 194 and eliminating the parking lot attendant position. The superintendent once again listed possibilities for reducing expenditures, including the option of eliminating contributions by the schools toward health insurance for employees’ families. This option could save an estimated $450,000, said Underwood. Reducing the number of school days is still under consideration, with an estimated $97,000 savings achieved for each day cut from the instructional calendar. Contracting out most custodial work could save somewhere between $171,000 and $191,000, said Underwood. Expenditures by various departments were outlined once again, with increases in several. Transportation would rise by $35,000, Administration and Attendance and Health by almost $55,000. Maintenance increases by $280,000, partly due to shifting head custodians from grant funds to operating and Instruction by $566,000, expenditure projections being based on eliminating the two furlough days and the state mandated $756,000 increase in Virginia
Retirement Services costs to the school system. A number of additional budget requests not included in the current figures were also listed, totally approximately another $500,000 in expenditures. The budget presentation is available online at http:// www.glnd.k12.va.us/images/ uploads/1-10-12_Budget_ fy13_Presentation.pdf. The new organization chart is also available at http://www.glnd.k12.va.us/ images/uploads/1-10-12_ Organizational_Chart.pdf. The board was scheduled to meet Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. at GHS for a special workshop meeting with increased public participation to continue the budget discussion. According to Hardy, speakers will not have to sign up in advance but will be asked to state their name, address and district. They will address their comments or questions to the chair and be allowed up to five minutes for the exchange of ideas. If time allows speakers may return to the podium if everyone has had a chance to speak in the two hour period allotted to the workshop.
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Maguire enjoying life after brain tumor surgery By Jim Fields jfields@mechlocal.com
University of Virginia freshman and Goochland High School graduate Adam Maguire will celebrate an unusual anniversary Feb. 2. The date will mark oneyear since having a brain tumor about the size of a small orange removed. While he has recovered and shows no outward signs of what he went through, the tumor did cost him an appointment to the Naval Academy. “When they called me about withdrawing the appointment, they said I had been medically disqualified because of the surgery,” Maguire said Jan. 13 while sitting in the lobby of the Goochland Family YMCA. “They said if I wanted to apply again in a couple of years, they’d consider an appointment then.”
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For now, the Navy’s loss is UVA’s gain. Maguire has a 3.9 grade point average and says he would eventually like to be a civil engineer. He is also working on an invention for a national contest. “The contest is called the ‘Ability One Challenge,’ and the objective is to design a device
for disabled people that would help make them more employable,” he said. “I’m working on a tongue-tracker, and it resembles an orthodontic retainer. It would be used by people with spinal cord injuries who are paralyzed or people with similar injuries.” The tongue-tracker has a sensor board in the part that fits into the roof of the mouth. By touching different places on the tracker with the tongue, a person can operate a computer, their wheelchair and other devices. Maguire explained that people paralyzed from spinal cord injuries still have use of their tongue because of a direct nerve connection with the brain. He will start working on a prototype when he returns to UVA for the spring semester. Maguire said he is mentally all the way back from the
surgery and close to being all the way back physically. His fondness for contact sports has caused others some concern. “I was on the football team in high school and now I play rugby,” he said. “My neurologist and parents weren’t real excited about my playing. After the type of surgery I had, it takes about two years for the skull to be back to what’s considered full strength. Right now, I’m probably 95 percent.”. Maguire said a big reason for why he recovered so quickly from the surgery was the support he received. “They had an unbelievable event for me at school before the surgery, and it was so important because I went to the hospital with a positive attitude knowing all of those people cared,” he said. “Then I received bags and bags of cards while I was in
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Dems continued from > page 1 Payne said she hopes to expand the party, which did not field any candidates for the recent local elections nor for the 56th District House of Delegates open seat now occupied by freshman Del. Peter Farrell. Payne finds that lack of candidates particularly vexing and vowed to do something about it. “If no one steps up to run against Farrell in two years, I’ll run,” she said. But first things first. In addition to increasing the local party’s membership, Payne said she is concerned that the option of a modest property tax increase is evidently not even being considered as the county’s revenue declines. “When we have these kinds of problems and you take your major revenue source off the table – I don’t think that’s prudent,” she explained. “I don’t think it serves their constituents for the supervisors to take such a hard line.” Payne is also concerned with the county’s response to recent Ku Klux Klan literature distrib-
uted in the county. “The Goochland County Democratic Committee stands with Sekou Shabaka and the NAACP in strongly condemning the distribution of Klan literature in the county,” she said.“It is in no one’s interest for Goochland to be known as a locality tolerant of intimidation, ignorance, and fear mongering. While the fliers have thus far been excused under the First Amendment, we all have the freedom of speech to denounce them.” Payne said she would have liked to have seen a stronger response to the KKK literature from the board of supervisors, Sheriff Agnew, the Goochland County Republican Committee, and the Goochland Tea Party. On some issues, Payne seems to be on the same page with other county parties. “I have been involved with a group of Goochland residents opposed to the implementation of HB3202 for almost a year, working alongside conservative neighbors to prevent large-scale development in the Courthouse area. Our efforts show rural Virginians of different parties coming
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together to solve a bipartisan problem. I hope similar efforts will be made to make progress on our other issues, like transportation and law enforcement funding, improvement of education, and the Tuckahoe Creek Service District debt.” Where she grew up, the state legislature is a full-time operation and Payne attributes the mishan-
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dling of the UDA issue by the General Assembly to its parttime status. “A lot of mistakes can be and are made as a result of ‘one-size-fits-all’ solutions to the Commonwealth’s problems,” she said. To sharpen her skills Payne said she will be attending University of Virginia’s Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership this weekend. For more information on the Goochland Democratic Committee, visit their Web site at http://www.goochlanddemocrats.org.
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Winter - Where is it? Not that I’m complaining. I saw the oil man with his truck out front the other day but my house didn’t need any – guess he was there for the neighbor. More money in my pocket, at least for now. Probably spend it on electricity for the air conditioning this coming summer anyway. Seems like last year by this time we’d already had a big snowfall and some mighty frigid weather. But yesterday I saw daffodil stems poking their heads up in the flower bed in the front yard and the japonica in the back yard is already showing some color. So I’m not complaining, although like most area residents I like to see at least one good snowfall each winter. Sort of makes the season, don’t you think? I mean, if it’s not going to snow, why have winter at all? Let’s be like southern California and just have pleasant weather all the time. But if the weather is not seasonal, the political activity certainly is, with both boards back at work in the county, dealing with that demon they all must work with – money. Maybe the mild weather will help them out too with fuel costs but as of the other day, the school board was dealing with about a half a million buck gap between proposed expenditures and projected revenues. The board of supervisors is scheduled to hold a day long budget workshop this Thursday to hear presentations from the various departments on their fiscal needs. It’s for sure there will be more asked for than
there is to give out. Ah, economics, the dismal science. On the local political scene, we had a lively discussion with the new chair of the Goochland Democratic Committee last week. It was refreshing indeed to talk to a Democrat who wasn’t afraid of the label. Although local history and perhaps the demographics may be daunting, the new party chief seems likely to add to the discussion, having already broached the near taboo idea of perhaps at least considering a teensy-weensy increase in property tax rates to add a wee bit to the county coffers. I mean it really is okay to talk about stuff, even if you decide later you don’t need to do it, right? At least all the alternatives ought to be open for discussion. Meanwhile on the national scene the GOP seems bent on helping Democrats win the presidential race a second time in a row, as they tear down their only credible nominee with a chance to defeat the incumbent. What is it that makes folks say such destructive things when they know in a few months they’ll have to coalesce around the nominee, unless they have a true political death wish? Then there’s the General Assembly, with the split Senate and the Lt. Governor breaking ties for the GOP, it should provide ample drama. But we’ll wait awhile on that one.
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What’s next in the Benedictine saga? The January 12, 2012 edition of the Gazette reports the suit of a citizen’s group to invalidate the Board of Supervisors permit allowing Benedictine College Prep to move to Goochland County. To be honest, as a former resident of the county and long time reader of the Gazette, I shake my head wondering what the real issue is here. What is to happen next in this increasingly bizarre saga? To compound my confusion, I recently drove down River Road and noticed that St. Catherine’s has a
facility not a stone’s throw from the Benedictine Campus. This peculiarity has never to my recollection been mentioned in all the testimony, documentation, and proceedings in the Benedictine case. Yet St. Catherine’s has an established presence in Goochland County with ownership of land assessed at $1.5 million. God help the community if St. Catherine’s ever decided to move from Grove Avenue in Richmond to Goochland County. And St. Christopher’s would most assuredly follow the girls! By the way, Benedictine’s prop-
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Letters continued from > page 6 erty at the Goochland location is assessed at $9.6 million. Movement of the school from Richmond to Goochland will increase structural investment immensely, which is something to be desired in today’s economy. In the respect of financial investment, both these schools, rich in heritage,
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OPINION: Editorial, Letters to the Editor appropriately. But, for goodness sake, the whining and bickering and moaning has got to stop. Winners drink whiskey, losers say deal. Excuses are for losers. Get over it and work for the positive! In a historic vote in November four of the five members of the Board of Supervisors were turned out of office. After years of per-
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I was not at the most recent Goochland Board of Supervisors meeting; however, I did listen to the audio transcript that was on the county’s website. I heard the chairperson of the NAACP, Sekou Shabaka, G. H. Latham Rockville deliver an impassioned and eloquent request for the Board to
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The work of Goochland Christmas Mother volunteers was in high gear for 2011, providing for nearly 900 people from 328 families. Of those, 128 families, 417 people, were “adopted” by 80 different organizations, churches and families. Adoptions have become a vital part of the association’s ability to help so many in need. “It is a huge undertaking to match up so many of our families with those who want to provide for them in the name of the Christmas Mother” said Kit Davison, GCM President. “Our adoptions chair, Nancy Gottwald, went above and beyond to make sure that every eligible family who sought support received it. Our adoptions tripled this year and it was
Letters continued from > page 8 that wouldn’t upset Goochland’s core voting majority. It appeared to be worded by an attorney acting on the Board’s instruction not to ruffle any feathers. The response was far from a condemnation of the vitriolic, thinly veiled threats contained in the flyers. In fact, it was just short of patronizing and it was evident the Board was hiding behind the “free speech” argument as its collective shield. I would like to know how the Board members would respond to similar flyers if they were distributed by an Al Qaida group. I feel certain the denunciation they would articulate would be loud and clear and the concept of “free speech” would be the farthest thing from their minds.
the generous support from the community that enabled us to help so many more.” From those who volunteered for shopping and wrapping, prepared boxes for delivery, collected canned goods and other donated items, to those who contributed monetarily, it was truly a community effort. Over 70 volunteers turned out to shop for recipient gifts on Shopping Day, and over 100 came to make those gifts beautiful on Wrapping Day. One family of volunteers arrived with their own table and wrapping supplies ready to cut, tape and label. Of the canned goods and other non-perishable food donated, 4,300 pounds were shared with the Food Pantry of Goochland Free Clinic & Family Services. There were 32 bicycles donated, bread for the boxes of food, meals for working volunteers, and so much more. Goochland’s six Fire & The weak message this Board has sent shows that its members have chosen to merely pay lip service to their minority constituents in Goochland County. I am saddened that they don’t have enough of a collective backbone to stand up to racial hatred with a strong and transparent voice. Let’s hope this isn’t going to illustrate the Board’s modus operandi from now on. Debra M. Markel, Member Goochland Democratic Committee Manakin-Sabot
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Rescue companies raised over $1,000 and adopted the family of a slain police office. Goochland High School adopted four families and the Middle School adopted one that needed firewood so three staff members cut and delivered wood. A mother/daughter adoption duo took their adopted mother and daughter to lunch. And one couple the Christmas Mother Committee to serve as Goochland’s Christmas Mother for 2011, I was humbled by the honor and trust given to me. Now, at the end of the holiday season, I can truly say that it was a rewarding experience. Thank you to the committee, individuals, clubs and organizations who worked tirelessly and gave from their hearts to make this Christmas merrier for so many. I wish health, happiness and God’s blessings for all this New Year. Dale W. Agnew Goochland Christmas Mother 2011
adopted a lonely elderly person so they made and took dinner on Christmas Day and stayed for a long visit. St. Matthews Church adopted a record 13 different households. The Christmas Mother Association would like to express deep appreciation to all of those who adopted families for 2011.
Garden Club has also planted trees When the Lions Club planted three red maples at the high school, the Gazette article noted another anonymously donated tree in the same location. That other tree, a sugar maple, was planted by the Goochland County Garden Club in memory of Mrs. Leanora Stoneman, a charter and longtime member from 1938 until her death in 2003. The garden club has planted other trees in the Courthouse area in memory of other members. The members are also maintaining plantings at the county line sign between Henrico and Goochland on Rt. 6 and two beds in the courthouse area. Eileen Ford Columbia
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Cox Edith Beatrice Ford Cox, 89, of Crozier, departed this life to rest in peace with her Heavenly Father on Jan. 8, 2012. She was preceded in death by her husband of 64 years, Preston C. Cox Sr.; and her parents, Thaddeus and Jane Ford; a son, Robert W. Ford Sr.; and 21 sisters and brothers. She leaves to cherish her memory a daughter, Joyce C. Powell (Walter); sons, Preston C. Cox Jr. (Celestine) and James M. Cox (Lucy); 15 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren, seven great-greatgrandchildren, five sisters-inlaw, one brother-in-law, and a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. She was a faithful member of First Antioch Baptist Church in Powhatan. She had a career as a licensed beautician for
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over 50 years. Family received friends at the Robert Mealy Funeral Home, Goochland, Va. A Celebration of Life was held on Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012 at First Antioch Baptist Church. The Rev. Vera Rhyne officiated and Rev. Elisha Burke, eulogist. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to First Antioch Baptist Church Building Fund, 3920 Maidens Rd., Powhatan, Va. 23139. Graveside services were held in the church cemetery. Grubbs Helena Geneva Grubbs died Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012. A member of Forest Grove Christian Church, she was a very simple, quiet woman, and she has gone home to rest in the arms of her Lord Jesus Christ. She lived in Sandy Hook, Va. for most of her life, but she resided at the Envoy Nursing Home and the Colonial Manor of Williamsburg Assisted Living in her later years. She was born
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April 9, 1920 to Edmond Cole and Helen Hollins Grubbs, and she was also predeceased by her two sisters, Mary Ellen Grubbs and Rose Morrison; and her four brothers, Jesse Coleman Grubbs, Edmond Cole Grubbs, Jr., James Carl Grubbs, and Joseph Grubbs. A graveside funeral service was held Monday, Jan. 16, 2012 at Forest Grove Christian Church in Hadensville, Va. An online guestbook is available at www. lacyfh.com. Myles Margaret L. Myles, entered eternal rest Monday, Jan. 9, 2012 at the Meadows Nursing Home. She leaves to cherish her memory five nephews, Harry Reed and George Mayo of Goochland, Va., Monroe Mayo (Doris) of Amelia, Charles Mayo (Linda) and James Mayo of Richmond; and Shirley Christian, a devoted and faithful caregiver; and other relatives and friends. Family received friends at the Robert Mealy Funeral Home, Goochland, Va. Funeral services were held Friday, Jan. 13, 2012 at Chief Cornerstone Baptist Church. Rev. Adlai Allen officiated. Graveside services were held in the church cemetery. Parrish Junius Alfred Parrish, was born to the late Rosetta Parrish Dabney on May 20, 1929 in New York City, N.Y. He qui-
www.goochlandgazette.com etly and peacefully entered into eternal rest on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012, at Henrico Doctors’ Hospital. He was predeceased by his wife, Blanche. Junius leaves to cherish his memory four children, DeCarol Carroll (Phillip), Laurie Morris (Victor), Cathy and Junius Parrish; and five Logan stepschildren and their families. He also leaves to cherish four grandchildren, Latoria and Jason (Laurie), Phillip III and Alicia (DeCarol); and two great-grandchildren, Ciara and Dylan (Latoria). He also leaves to cherish two uncles, Andrew and Herbert Parrish; one devoted uncle, Curtis Parrish; and a host of relatives and friends. Family received friends at the Robert Mealy Funeral Home, Goochland, Va., where funeral services were held Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012 at Mealy’s Chapel. Pastor Melvin Woodson, eulogist. Graveside services were held at the Parrish family cemetery. See Albert Arthur See, 90, departed this life Monday, Jan. 9, 2012. He was preceded in death by his wife of 69 years, Betty Jean See. He is survived by a devoted daughter, Deborah Boyd; five grandchildren, and other relatives and friends. Family received friends at the Billows Funeral Home, 85 N. Miller Rd., Fairlawn, Ohio 44333, (330)869-4141. The family would like to thank
Hospice Community Care and the staff of Beaufont Towers for their loving care of their loved ones, Albert and Betty Jean See. Williams Howard Lee Williams Sr., 80, of Aylett, died peacefully at home surrounded by his family following a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease. He was the son of the late Bernard and Nellie Thurston Williams and is survived by his wife of 51 years, Mabel Williams; a daughter, Kimberley Williams; sons, Howard Lee “Sonny” Williams Jr. (Anita) and Douglas Keith Williams (Michelle); grandchildren, Megan, Kaitlyn, Jake and Lacy; and a number of extended family members. Mr. Williams was a veteran of the U.S. Army. He retired from the Richmond City Police Department after 25 years of service, and worked as Deputy Clerk of the Court for 17 years at Manchester District Court. The family received friends on Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012 at the Mechanicsville Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home, 8014 Lee-Davis Road. Funeral services were held Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012 at Beulah Baptist Church, Kent’s Store, Va. Graveside services followed in Lyles Baptist Church Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association , Greater Richmond Chapter, 4600 Cox Road, Suite 130, Glen Allen, Va. 23060.
Agricultural BMP Cost-Share Assistance Contributed Report
The Monacan Soil and Water Conservation District (MSWCD) has limited funding available for qualifying agricultural operations to install and implement Best Management Practices (BMPs) in Goochland and Powhatan counties. These funds are made
available through the Virginia Agricultural Cost-Share Program. BMPs include, but are not limited to, practices that improve soil and water quality through stabilization of crop and forest land, fencing livestock from surface waters, and fertilizer/manure management. Information on the program may be obtained at http://www.
dcr.virginia.gov/stormwater_ management/costshar.shtml or by contacting the office at 804556-4936 located at 3064 River Rd West, Ste F, Goochland, VA 23063. If you are interested in participating in the 2012 program, please contact the Monacan SWCD office by February 15, 2012.
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Over $25.2 Million in Disaster Aid approved for Virginia Contributed Report
Since the counties of Culpeper, Fluvanna, Goochland, Louisa, Orange, Spotsylvania and the City of Fredericksburg have been eligible for Individual Assistance, significant amounts of federal aid have begun to flow into the affected areas. Families, individuals, business owners, and local
governments who suffered damage have been approved to receive over a combined $25.2 million in Individual Assistance and Public Assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as well as loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). “We continue to make substantial progress in our
efforts to assist Virginia residents and businesses recover from the earthquake,� said Federal Coordinating Officer Don Keldsen. “This financial aid will allow many residents and businesses to begin the rebuilding process,� said State Coordinating Officer Michael Cline. Below is the breakdown of federal aid for the seven
areas affected by earthquake as of Wednesday, January 12, 2012: • Almost 4,600 households have registered for Individual Assistance. • Over $8.4 million in grants have been approved through the FEMA Individuals and Household Program. • Over $2.3 million in loans have been approved
by the SBA for homeowners, renters and business owners affected by the earthquake. • Over 4100 home inspections have been requested. Almost 3900 requests have been completed. There are currently 9 inspectors in the field. • Over 2600 people have visited the two Disaster Recovery Centers in Louisa and Spotsylvania Counties.
• Over $14.5 million in grants have been obligated to the Commonwealth under FEMA’S Public Assistance (PA) program, whose applicants include the Commonwealth and its agencies, local governments and certain non-profit organizations. The registration deadline for FEMA and for returning your SBA application is Monday, March 5, 2012.
Property rights reform is top goal for Farm Bureau Contributed Report
A record membership year and a successful start toward passage of a property rights amendment to the Virginia constitution were highlights of 2011 for the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation, according to VFBF President Wayne F. Pryor. At his Nov. 30 address to voting delegates at the VFBF Annual Convention in Norfolk, Pryor called for Farm Bureau members to keep pressing for passage of the constitutional amendment resolution in the 2012 General Assembly. “This was not an easy win,� he said, referring to this year’s passage of the resolution to prevent eminent domain abuse. “And winning passage for a second consecutive year in 2012 is essential to bringing this issue to a statewide referendum next fall.� As of early November Farm Bureau members had signed 13,500 postcards to legislators in a show of support for the amend-
ment. “We’ll be asking for your help again this winter to reach the finish line on this race to better protect our essential property rights,� Pryor said. House Joint Resolution 693 grew out of a U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding the right of the city of New London, Conn., to take private property in hopes of boosting local tax income. Virginia legislators passed regulations prohibiting a similar practice, but Farm Bureau and other property rights advocates want to reinforce that in the state constitution. A second passage of the resolution would put the proposed amendment on ballots statewide next fall. Farm Bureau reached an important membership milestone this year as well. “Congratulations to all of you for reaching our highest-ever membership level, 150,830 member families,� Pryor said. “We finally tipped over an important milestone that we’ve struggled to reach for a number
of years.� Looking ahead to 2012, Pryor said Farm Bureau members also will have to be active in lobbying to retain federal crop insurance in the 2012 Farm Bill, considering the financial constraints being forced on all federal programs by the budget deficit. And he urged all Farm Bureau members to learn how to be better spokespersons for their industry. “For some time now, farmers have felt like we’re always on the defensive in the news media,� Pryor said. “Critics of modern agriculture have kept up a steady drumbeat of attacks against how we raise our animals and our crops. And, unfortunately, they’re getting a lot of attention in the public eye. “This year, we took steps to take back that ground,� he said. “Virginia Farm Bureau has joined the U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance, and we’re participating in efforts to reach out and engage the public in
a conversation about agriculture.� Pryor urged Farm Bureau leaders to take time to become trained in how to better represent Virginia agriculture. With more than 150,000 members in 88 county Farm Bureaus, VFBF is Virginia’s largest farmers’ advocacy
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CRC to host Fruit Pruning Workshop to help everyone overcome their fear of pruning Contributed Report
From now until March is the ideal time to prune fruit trees and vines to improve their health and vigor for the upcoming season. The Center for Rural Culture, as part of their “Homestead Series” will be hosting a Fruit Pruning
Workshop on Saturday, Jan. 28 starting at 1 p.m. This informative workshop will be held outside on three local area farms and will provide participants with “hands -on” pruning demonstrations for grape, raspberries, blackberries, apples, pears and peaches. Stu Doetzer (one of the team
of instructors) said “the biggest reason why folks don’t prune is they are afraid that they will do irreversible damage to the plant. This can’t be farther from the truth, all plants need a little discipline”. This program will help you overcome this fear! A team of experienced instructors will demonstrate and discuss
all aspects of corrective and maintenance pruning related to a variety of fruit crops. The program will begin at Shalom Farm’s production fields (920 Rock Castle Road, Goochland) with demonstrations on the bramble management on young plantings. From Shalom Farm, the class
will travel west to Rockcastle Farm to discuss older bramble management and grape pruning. The class will finish up at Pocahontas Farm with pruning instruction on tree fruits (apples, peaches and pears). Registration is required and space is limited, the cost is $20 and participants should regis-
ter at http://crcpruning.eventbrite.com. Or call the CRC at 804-332-3144 to make other arrangements. This pruning workshop is the third class offered by the CRC in its ongoing “Homestead Series”, visit the CRC website to see other upcoming programs in this series.
Sign up for a CSA subscription for 2012 now Contributed Report
The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) encourages consumers to sign up for a CSA (Community Supported
Agriculture) subscription now. “Last year we heard of people who waited too late and couldn’t get into a CSA for the year,” said Matthew J. Lohr, VDACS Commissioner,
“so this year we’re advising consumers to sign up now. January is the optimal time for consumers and this early timeframe also assists farmers in planning ahead and ordering seeds for the coming sea-
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son.” A CSA offers a way for consumers to purchase advance shares of a farm’s products in return for regular deliveries during the growing season. CSAs allow the share holders to experience life on the farm by sharing the risks of agriculture, such as poor harvests due to weather and pests, along with the rewards, a bounty of seasonal fresh-fromthe-vine or tree produce. “The CSA has many advantages,” Lohr said. “Members know where all the food comes from, how it was grown, who harvested it and when. They learn to eat seasonally, enjoying foods that arrive according to nature’s timetable. Everything the CSA provides is fieldfresh, flavorful and nutritious because deliveries usually take place weekly and the travel time and distance from farm to fork are kept to a minimum.” He adds that another part of the appeal is simply variety. Instead of two or three varieties of apples, peaches, tomatoes or sweet corn, subscribers may be able to choose from five or six, including some heritage varieties no longer grown on a
large commercial scale. “If you eat by the colors, you may be able to enjoy an orange eggplant or tomato in addition to the standard colors,” said Lohr. Many CSA farms also allow Farm Share members to work on the farm or harvest their own shares as a cost saving option. CSA operations have experienced a rise in popularity on both the national level and in Virginia. Currently VirginiaGrown.com lists 86 CSAs, but that number likely will rise throughout the winter. Farmers also continue to refine the CSA concept to enhance the benefits for customers. They are learning new techniques to extend seasons and collaborating with other farmers to bring a longer growing season and a wider variety of share offerings to their members. For example, Firsthand Farmers Cooperative in the Charlottesville area is a CSA owned by six area farmers who work together to bring a diverse array of products to their customers. They offer produce shares,
dairy shares and mushroom shares. Participating farms include Appalachia Star Farm, Mountain View Farm Products, Paradox Farm, Sharondale Farm, Stone House Farm and Twin Springs Farm. Many CSA farmers are expanding their customer base to reach organizations such as businesses, corporations and civic groups. Participating in a CSA is a great way for consumers to connect with agriculture but it is also important for consumers to recognize that, like any other business transaction, they should make sure they clearly understand the terms and conditions that a CSA share offers. Consumers should discuss their expectations with the farmer offering the CSA and understand the risks assumed in the event of drought or other natural disaster or event that can affect agricultural output. VDACS’ advice to farmers or groups offering CSAs is to list their farms or coops on the VirginiaGrown.com website. They can do this online or by calling 804-225-3663 for more information.
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Student hoping to bring Legal Aid Day to Goochland By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com
Goochland High School senior Brian Thomas Lapkin hopes to leave a legacy behind when he graduates. It would be a legacy of a free Legal Aid Day for those needing legal advice who can’t afford it. Lapkin, working with the Central Virginia Legal Aid Society and Goochland Family Services, has set the date for the first such legal clinic for Jan. 28 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the American Legion building at 3386 River Road West near Goochland High School. Volunteer attorneys will be available to discuss civil matters for free, from bankruptcy, civil rights to unemployment compensation, according to the flyer Lapkin plans to post
around the area. No registration will be required. Lapkin, who is in the Blue Ridge Virtual Governor’s School (BRVGS), came up with the idea of the Legal Aid Day as part of his senior project for BRVGS. A community service component is part of the project, along with an internship and a research paper. “I didn’t know of any legal aid services in Goochland for families trying to make ends meet,” said Lapkin, who is interning under attorney Geoffrey Gasperini at the law firm of McGuireWoods. Lapkin said he will also publicize the legal clinic on NEWS 2 at Goochland High School, where he anchors the news program every other day. Considering the downturn in the economy, Lapkin
said he thought there might be a need for his project. “It’s very apropos of the time we’re in,” he said. Interning at McGuireWoods has given him an insight into what working at a law firm is like, he said. “It’s not like TV,” he laughed. There’s a lot more writing, reading and studying on the job and a lot less action. But Lapkin, who has applied to a number of prestigious universities, said a law career is a possibility in his future. “I enjoy being around accomplished and successful people,” he said. To find out more about the upcoming Legal Aid Day, Photo by Ken Odor email Brian at blapkin@brvgs. Goochland High School senior Brian Lapkin is coordinating a Legal Aid Day Jan. 28 as the comk12.va.us. munity service component of his senior project for the Blue Ridge Virtual Governor’s School.
Junkyard Dogs gearing up for first robotics competition of 2012 Contributed Report
Members of the “Junkyard Dogs” robotics team from Goochland High School are gearing up for the 2012 FIRST Robotics Competition. The national competition gives them just six weeks to design and build a robot to compete in a game called “Rebound Rumble.” In the challenge, remote-controlled robots will earn points by maneuvering on a court and shooting foam basketballs through hoops. Team members pictured here picked up their robot building kit Saturday, Jan. 7 at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond.
Goochland student in Collegiate Who’s Who Contributed Report
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Left to right, front row: Adeeb Hamzey and Scot Patterson, mentors. Second row: Regina Early, Kaitlynne Brightwell, Lindsey Franklin, Jake Liesfeld, Samantha Shedden. Third row: Joseph Rosenbaum, Bobby Cox, Taylor Driver, Katie Shedden, Malcolm Shedden. Back row: Scott Spivey, Zach Clement, Jordan Hodges, Robin Donne, Aaron Early, Drew Spivey, Devan Vincent, John Julock.
Michael Stephen van Reekum, a junior at Hampden-Sydney College, has been recognized as an outstanding campus leader in the 2012 edition of Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. A Madison Scholar, Michael plays linebacker for the varsity football team and is a member of the Future Educators Club, the Tiger Athletic Club, and the social fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha. A psychology major, Michael is a graduate of
Collegiate School and is the son of F.B. van Reekum and the late J.R. van Reekum, Jr. of Manakin Sabot. Twenty-one students from Hampden-Sydney College were selected for this year’s edition. Students are nominated by seniors, administrators, faculty, and coaches based on their academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities, and potential for continued success. They join a select group of students from more than 2000 institutions of higher learning in all fifty states, the District of Columbia, and
several foreign nations. Outstanding students have been honored in the annual directory since it was first published in 1934. A private college for men, Hampden-Sydney is ranked in the top tier of liberal arts colleges by U.S. News & World Report. The College is known for its liberal arts curriculum, the Honor Code which stresses individual and collective responsibility, and a focus on the needs of young men. On the web: http://readabout.me/achie vements/ Michael-van-ReekumRecognized-in-CollegiateWhos-Who/3260178.
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Bulldogs suffer third straight loss in Raider romp, 61-44 By Jim Ridolphi Special Correspondent
In a contest that was so physical it resembled a football game at some points, the Amelia Raiders (8-1, 5-0) solidified their hold on the top slot in the James River District with a 61-44 win over Goochland on Friday night. The Raiders employed a pressure defense that resulted in 20 turnovers for the Bulldogs. Meanwhile, Amelia’s fast break offense capitalized on many of them. “That’s what we do,” said Amelia coach Everett Watkins. “We try to be physical and I thought we could have been more physical than we were tonight. Most of these guys played football so they’re used to it.” The loss was the third in a row for the Bulldogs and left Coach Preston Gordon scratching his head. Goochland
fell to Buckingham earlier in the week, in a game that the Bulldogs led for three quarters. “Then we just went flat,” Gordon said. “A lot of that had to do with the fact our two best scorers fouled out.” Cody Johnson and James Brooks both left early in the match up against the Knights. “I think we sometimes get frustrated on offense and take it out on defense. We don’t make the best decisions defensively,” Gordon said. Facing Amelia, Gordon felt the lack of outside shooting and turnovers made the difference against a talented Raider squad. “We got eaten up down low tonight,” he said. “We told our kids we would have to gamble. We knew their offense came off their defense but we didn’t contest enough on the 3-point and outside shots.” Amelia’s Dante Bournes hit three 3-pointers and finished
the night with 29 points. Gordon felt the turnovers were uncharacteristic and not an indication of a team that gave a good effort in the loss. “We’re a better team than that,” he said. “They were tough, but our guys can play better than they did tonight. It’s frustrating when you see the potential and know we’re not playing up to that potential.” After Goochland jumped to a quick 6-2 lead, Amelia righted itself and the teams exchanged baskets for most of the first period. The Bulldogs pulled close in the second quarter but two quick Raider baskets and a 3-pointer left Goochland trailing 43-25 at the break. Amelia maintained their lead in the second half and the Bulldogs never got closer than 10.
Co. Johnson 7, Adams 7, Hayden 5, Brooks 6, Talmage 2, Zbinden 0. Totals 20 7-14 52. BUCKINGHAM (7-1, 3-1) — Ayres 15, Johnson 10, Briley 7, Randolph 15, Koonce 0, Scott 1, Bartee 14. Totals 21 20-43 62. Goochland............ 21 16 9 6 — 52 Buckingham......... 15 18 10 19 — 62 3-point goals — G: Ce. Johnson 2, Co. Johnson. Highlights — G: Zakell Johnson 9 rebounds, Nathan Adams 8 rebounds.
Amelia 61, Goochland 44 AMELIA (8-1, 5-0 James River) — Bournes 26, Ward 5, Williams 2, Garland 1, J. Johnson 10, Haskins 6, Baker 3, M. Johnson 0, Bradley 0, Wingo 8. Totals 21 15-22 61. GOOCHLAND (6-5, 3-4) — Ce. Johnson 6, Z. Johnson 8, Norris 0, E. Smith 2, Mattox 0, S. Smith 4, Co. Johnson 0, Adams 2, Hayden 10, Brooks 8, Talmage 4, Zbinden 0, Stone 0. Totals 20 4-7 44. Amelia................... 16 26 6 13 — 61 Goochland............. 20 5 9 10 — 44 3-point goals — A: Bournes 3, Ward. Buckingham 62, Goochland 52 Highlights — G: Harry Talmage GOOCHLAND (6-4, 3-3 James 10 rebounds; Zakell Johnson 8 River) — Ce. Johnson 9, Z. Johnson rebounds. 7, E. Smith 3, Mattox 4, S. Smith 2,
Colby Cooke named Parade All-American Staff reports
File photo by Charlie Leffler
Last week Goochland kicker Colby Cooke, right, was named to the prestigious Parade AllAmerican team. Cooke was the only kicker in the nation to make the 53-member squad.
Goochland kicker Colby Cooke has been named to the Parade All- America team. Cooke, 6-foot-3, 190 pounds, made 17 field goals this season, tying Shane Graham for second most in VHSL history. Cooke’s longest field goal was 51 yards, which came in a 21-16 loss to Gretna in the Division 2 state title game. Cooke received a full scholarship to Vanderbilt. He intends to grayshirt, meaning he won’t enroll until January of 2013. Cooke was the only kicker selected to the 53-member All-America team. Three Virginians made it, including Alex Carter, a 6-1, 190-pound defensive back from Briar Woods, and Trey Edmunds, a 6-2, 205- pound running back from Dan River.
Photo by Jim Ridolphi
Goochland’s James Brooks slides through the Raider defense for two first quarter points. He finished with eight points.
Salem Christian splits games On Tuesday, Jan. 10 the Salem Christian girls varsity basketball team traveled to Victory Christian Academy to take on the Knights. It was a close game through three quarters until Salem pulled away with superior interior play in the fourth and secured a 43-29 victory. The win improved the Saints record to 8-1 while the Knights fell to 2-3. Katherine Barth led the team with a game high 26 points and Courtney Richardson added nine.
On Thursday, Salem Christian visited Central Virginia Homeschool in a fight for second place in the VCAA. Central broke open a close game in the third quarter, eventually winning the game 41-26. Barth once again led the Saints with 16 points and 12 rebounds. Richardson played a strong defensive game scoring 10 points as well. This week Salem travels to The Carmel School for a 5 p.m. Friday match-up. Submitted by J.B. Bailey
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Make a Pillowcase Book Tote at the Goochland Branch Library at 10 a.m. Create a book tote out of a pillowcase. Class size is limited. Please call or visit the library to register. Refreshments provided
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West End Church of the Nazarene, Huge Indoor Yard Sale, 7-2 p.m. Located at 591 Broad St. Road, ManakinSabot. Questions you may call 784-4537. Wednesday, February 1 Computer Basics Class at the Goochland Branch Library at 6 p.m. Find out how to accomplish basic tasks on the computer. Call 5564774 to register for the class. Call 556-4774 or visit the
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GYAA Baseball/Softball will have an Open House Registration from 9-1 p.m. at Parks and Rec’s Buidling. They will be accepting credit card payments for signups only on this date. The deadline for registration is Feb. 12. Assessments will be held for Baseball only (12 and under) on Feb. 19, 2012 from 1-7 p.m. Softball will not be doing assessments. You can find registration forms at their website http://gyaasports.com.
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District 1 CU-2006-00008 A resolution granting a conditional use by special exception to Karen and Thomas Frensch to continue to operate a sports facility on Assessor’s Parcel No. 12-30-0-2-0 (GPIN 6842-021740) located at 4150 Broad Street Road, pursuant to certain terms and conditions. The forty (40) acre site is zoned A-1 and is designated a Rural Enhancement Area in the Comprehensive Plan. The applicant intends to continue use of the site for a sports facility, private club, and camps, which include but are not limited to, racket sports and archery.
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District 4 RZ-1998-00001 Application filed by DES, Inc. requesting to amend zoning proffers approved for their property located at 1390 Broad Street Road (Oilville Town Center), Assessor’s Parcel No. 45-1-0-3-B (GPIN 6798-00-0668) in the Oilville Village. The subject property was rezoned to B-1 (Commercial, General) in 1998. The applicant is requesting to amend Proffer #3 by extending the hours of operation at closing from 10:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. The Comprehensive Plan shows this area suitable for commercial use.
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Successful bidder’s deposit of 10% of the final amount bid will be required, with balance of sale price to be paid within 30 days. The successful bidder’s deposit MUST be paid by CASH, CASHIER’S OR CERTIFIED CHECK at the foreclosure sale. The real estate will be sold "AS IS." The real estate will be conveyed by SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED, subject to all rights, reservations, leases, covenants, conditions, easements and restrictions superior to the Deed of Trust as they may lawfully affect the real estate. The purchaser will be required to pay all closing costs except the grantor’s recording tax. Real estate taxes will be prorated as of the date of sale. Risk of loss to the real estate will pass to the successful bidder upon acceptance of the bid by the Trustee. Additional terms may be announced at the sale. This is a communication from a debt collector and any information will be used for that purpose. Time is of the essence with respect to all dates and times. FRANKLIN SERVICE CORPORATION Trustee For Information Contact: William E.W. Frayser, Senior Vice-President Franklin Federal Savings Bank 4501 Cox Road Glen Allen, VA 23060 Telephone: (804) 967-7000
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1698 Mills Road, Richmond, VA 23233-7321 1702 Mills Road, Richmond, VA 23233-7323 a/k/a Lots 1-4, Block H, Section A, Bellview Gardens Subdivision Map I.D. Nos. 59-2-H-1, 59-2-H-2, 59-2-H-3 and 48-3-H-4
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County-Wide Zoning Ordinance: An ordinance to amend Article 2, Sections 2 and 3 (“Agricultural, General District A-1”) and Article 3, Sections 2 and 3 (“Agricultural, Limited, District A-2”) of the County Zoning Ordinance to allow a “Microbrewery” as a use permitted by right on fifty (50) acres or more, and as a conditional use permitted by special exception on less than fifty (50) acres in the A-1 and A-2 Zoning Districts; and to amend Article 30 (“Definitions”) by defining the term “Microbrewery”
The above information/applications/plans/ordinances/resolutions/amendments can be viewed in the County Administrator’s office, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Meeting accommodations, including interpreters, are provided upon request. TDD 556-5317. E-mail:countyadmin@co.goochland.va.us. Website: www.co.goochland.va.us.
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The Goochland County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, February 7, 7:00 p.m. in the Goochland Administration Building, 1800 Sandy Hook Rd., Board Meeting Room, Suite 250, Goochland, VA on the following:
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In execution of a Deed of Trust from W Creek II, LLC and Mills Broad, LLC, dated 4/12/07, recorded 4/16/07, as Instrument No. 070001978 (the "Deed of Trust"), in the Clerk’s Office, Circuit Court, Goochland County, VA ("Clerk’s Office"), Franklin Service Corporation, the Trustee will offer for sale at public auction, the real estate briefly described as: 1698 & 1702 Mills Road, Richmond, VA 23233 a/k/a Lots 1-4, Block H, Section A, Bellview Gardens Subdivision, Map I.D. Nos. 59-2-H-1, 59-2-H-2, 59-2-H-3 and 48-3-H-4 and which is more particularly described in the Deed of Trust. The sale will be conducted at the front entrance of the building which houses the Goochland County Circuit Court located at 2938 River Road West, Goochland, VA 23063, on February 2, 2012, at 10:00 a.m.
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