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Volume 57, Number 9 • March 4, 2010
Tax increase considered to balance budget Proposed 2011 budget down 7.3 percent; $1.5 million shortfall By Amy Condra acondra@goochlandgazette.com
County Administrator Rebecca Dickson presented her recommended 2011 budget of $40.5 million at a workshop session of the Board of Supervisors last Tuesday. The proposed plan is down 7.3 percent from this year’s operating budget of $43.7 million, and the county is still facing a budget shortfall of nearly $1.5 million for next year. Real estate taxes, which fell 8.2 percent this year and are expected to decline an additional four percent next year, are the county’s largest source of income, said Dickson. There is little to no growth expected in the county’s other sources of income, such as personal property taxes, recordation taxes, business license taxes, building permits and investment income. Dickson offered supervisors four options to balance the budget: Further reductions, two- or –three cent tax rate increases combined with the use of fund balance, or a 4-cent tax rate increase. In addition to balancing the 2011 budget, a 4cent increase would, said Dickson, restore about $800,000 in 2010 revenue to fund balance and establish a higher revenue baseline for the 2012 see Budget> page 2
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Steve Fleming and documentary film maker Jacquelyn Pogue talk at the end of Sunday’s program at Goochland Middle School. The program featured a showing of Pogue’s documentary “Locked Out: The Fall of Massive Resistance.”
New film documents Massive Resistance throughout Virginia Program discusses strategy used to stall segregation
Half a century ago, despite the U.S. Supreme Court’s historic 1954 Brown vs. Board of Education decision which ruled “separate but equal” school sysBy Ken Odor tems unconstitutional, most of the jodor@goochlandgazette.com state’s schools were still segregated by About 50 participants came to race. Goochland High School Sunday to take Massive Resistance, a strategy part in a community dialogue about a devised by the state to interpose itself pivotal era in Virginia race relations.
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between the federal government and the order to desegregate, was Virginia’s response. Cities and counties dragged their feet while implementing the federal order. Prince Edward County closed its public schools entirely, from 1959see Resistance > page 3
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Budget continued from > page 1 budget, which is already facing a net challenge of $1.7 million. The current tax rate in Goochland County is 53 cents per $100 in assessed value. Tax rates in surrounding counties include 62 cents in Louisa, 71 cents in Powhatan, 87 cents in Henrico and 95 cents in Chesterfield. At last week’s meeting several citizens stood to support a tax rate increase. “I believe the proposed budget is as far as the county can go,“ said Karron Myrick of Maidens. “I would like to plead with the Board of Supervisors to raise the tax rate at four cents, at a minimum.” Robin Lind of Manakin agreed, saying, “We need to reset the tax rate to get at least as much money as we got last year.”
“I f nothing changes, the budget still changes. If we do nothing else, the cost does tend to go up.” — County Administrator Rebecca Dickson
Another way to raise funds, according to the proposed budget, would be to raise convenience center fees, and county and Tuckahoe Creek Service District utility rates. Although utility rate changes do not affect general fund revenues, they can help reduce general fund expenses. Dickson said that if supervisors do not raise the tax rate, possible reductions could include the elimination of six more county positions. The state is expected to reduce aid to localities, especially in public education and in compensation board reimbursements for constitutional officers such as the sheriff, treasurer and commissioner of the revenue. Also affecting the budget are rising healthcare and retirement costs, expected to total nearly $200,000 in 2011; permanent funding for a deputy county administrator, expected to cost $97,500 from the general fund; and payas-you go funding for the Pro Forma Capital Improvement Plan, scheduled to cost $200,000. “If nothing changes, the budget still changes,” said Dickson. “If we do nothing else, the cost does tend to go up.” A public hearing on the budget, tax rates, the capital improvement program, utility rates and ordinance changes will be held March 30. The Board of Supervisors is scheduled to make its final decisions regarding the budget on April 6.
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1. Further reduction of expenditures, including $1 million by the schools and $421,000 by the county 2. A two-cent tax rate increase and the use of the prior year’s fund balance, or $770,000 in tax revenue plus $676,000 from fund balance 3. A three-cent tax rate increase, or $1.2 million in tax revenue plus $288,000 from fund balance 4. A four-cent tax rate increase, or nearly $1.5 million in tax revenue
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Elimination of funding for 11 full-time positions (six of which are currently filled) Elimination of four part-time positions Conversion of two department head positions- the county assessor and the purchasing agent—to part-time status without benefits Cuts in administrative and support staffing Three-day furloughs for county employees Elimination of services such as curbside recycling, the reduction of library and convenience center hours and the cancellation of special events Reductions in support for regional health, social services and mental health programs
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continued from > page 1 1964, to avoid integration, reopening only when ordered to do so by the Supreme Court. The effects of Massive Resistance and its demise are the subject of the documentary film, “Lockout: The Fall of Massive Resistance.” The film is produced by Goochland residents Jacquelyn and Robert Pogue in partnership with WCVE and the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia. Sunday’s program, sponsored by the Goochland Democratic and Republican Party Committees, Community Action Dialogues for Greater Richmond and the Goochland Middle School PTA, began with a showing of the documentary, followed by a period of discussion and a summary of what was learned. Goochland Middle School Principal Johnette Burdette promised more programs for Black History Month in future years. One participant commented that they were there “because so much has changed for the better.” Jacquelyn Pogue said, “I’m here because it’s not good enough yet.” Most Virginians alive during the era discussed remember the actions of Prince Edward County, but the film also recounted other cities and counties in the Old Dominion where resistance to integration was especially strong: Norfolk, Charlottesville and Warrenton County. This story was told through interviews with students who lived through that troubled time. By interspersing the interviews with archival television footage and newspaper articles, the film create a vivid illustration of the tensions and animosities of the period. “Separate but equal was always a fallacy and an outrage,” says University of Virginia professor and political scientist Larry Sabato in the film, noting that it was understood that black
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schools never would receive equal funding, facilities or equipment. In the discussion groups following the film, participants were asked to confront some painful issues. “What are some of the biases and prejudices you personally need to confront?” was one question posed by facilitators. Another was: “What action can you take to demonstrate your respect for differences.” Members of one group, some of whom were old enough to have lived through the period, recalled their experiences. One white member called Massive Resistance a “painful embarrassment” for his race. A black participant recalled playing on a newly integrated football team in high school, and that black and white students drinking from the same water bottle shocked some of the white parents. But the players didn’t care, he
Vestiges of Massive Resistance are still with us today. — Richmond City Councilman Marty Jewell
recalled. “We were one team,” he said, whether black or white, indicating that they had, at least while on the field, bridged the gap between the races. Other black participants recalled the prejudices they faced: One woman said that she was taught by her parents not to hate but to love, in spite of any indignities she might face. Marty Jewell, city councilman for the Fifth District in Richmond, grew up in Goochland and graduated from segregated Central High School in 1964. “Vestiges of Massive Resistance are still with us today,” said Jewell. Another participant said that although the nation has elected its first black president, our president is not fully accepted by some citizens. A frequent comment was that, as the events discussed fade into the past and fewer people who lived through them survive, younger people would benefit from seeing the documentary. Copies of the film on DVD can be obtained by contacting WCVE at 5608121 or 560-8126. Or copies can be obtained on loan cost-free for use in Goochland by contacting Pogue at 784-2626.
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Teacher Kimberly Berry and freshman Emily Schlake bring up Google Earth on Schlake’s computer. Students in Berry’s two Digital Visualization classes at Goochland High School spent hours photographing, measuring and modeling structures in three dimensions for inclusion in the Google Earth Map.
beauty in their own backyard and connect with their community in a series of projects,” wrote Berry on her blog. Berry said she was surprised to find out that some of he students had never seen the old Courthouse Complex up close. “It helped the kids connect to the town of Goochland,” she said. So far, 16 buildings have been accepted by Google and are included in what a viewer sees, said Berry. Four more are under consideration. “It’s basically the whole earth,” said sophomore Ian Bates, who, along with partner Austin Bosher, modeled the Three Oaks Equine building for the project. Some of the other courthouse area buildings accepted were the Goochland Post Office, the old Courthouse building, 3 Fellers Bakery, Dr. Barnes’ office and the
Clothes Closet of the Goochland Family Services & Free Clinic. In order to produce the models, students had to photograph and measure the buildings. To determine the buildings’ heights they used a clinometer. Then they came back to the Technology Center and used PhotoShop, a software program, to resize their images, and a program called SketchUp to create the models. Freshman Emily Schlake said she spent many hours working on a model of one of the Parrish Ford buildings. “It’s not as easy as it looks,” she said. “I had to do it over a bunch of times because I got it wrong.” Schlake said she had to take many separate photos and combine them to get her model right. Freshmen Nick McGuire and Caleb Doody worked on the James Klopton Knibb building. “When it comes to using
SketchUp they are like seniors,” said Berry of the pair. McGuire demonstrated how to use the program to produce a three-dimensional box which he then overlaid with photos to create the final image. “They had to learn to simplify,” explained Berry, since normally her students try to create as much detail as possible in their models. “You have to make a 3-D box in SketchUp as basic as can be,” said Doody. Berry said the class is finished with the Google Earth project. The class is now learning new skills while working on images for the 3D Warehouse project for Google. To find out more about the project check out Berry’s blog at http://blogs.glnd.k12.va.us/ teachers/kberry/category/a-g21adventure/
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If you are are like most folks, you have accumulated more than a few electronic gizmos you don’t need any more. As years go by, old computers, printers, fax machines, copiers, televisions and cell phones tend to pile up people upgrade to the latest models. Question is, what to do with all the old stuff? Here’s one answer, which is both ecologically friendly and helps out those who can’t afford to buy some of the items that most of us take for granted. The Goochland Anti-Litter and Recycling Committee (GARC) is partnering with TechReach of Central Virginia on March 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., in a recycling event to be held at the Fairgrounds Building. “Anything with a plug,” responded GARC Coordinator Leigh Dunn, who is also Goochland County’s Environmental Planner, when asked what could be dropped off at the recycling event. “There are hazardous materials like lead, mercury and other heavy metals in computer monitors,” said Dunn. The organization uses a $6,000 grant from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality to finance the recycling program, said Dunn. Last year GARC collected 5,719 lbs. of e-waste, as it’s called. Almost half of it was refurbished for reuse. TechReach Executive Director Bert Hardy said if old computers are still viable, his organization will refurbish and donate them. If not, they will be broken
The sign up for the Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP) has begun and will continue until March 9 due to the excessive snow and wind that occurred on February 5 through 7, livestock producers may be eligible for LIP benefits if all eligibility requirements are met.
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A trailer load of computers and other electronic gear from last year’s Goochland Anti-Litter and Recycling Committee recycling drive. This year’s drive will be on March 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Fairgrounds Building
down and the components recycled, said Hardy. Last year his organization refurbished and gave away about 50 computers, through organizations like Goochland Family Services, Caritas and the Healing Place. There’s no need to worry about any data on the hard drive of an old computer, said Hardy. “We certify that we wipe it clean,” said Hardy. “It’s a primary concern of ours.” Hardy described TechReach as a 501-3-C non-profit organization of information technology professionals giving back to the community. All but one of the TechReach board members is a Goochland resident. TechReach even pays the cost of about $800 to a local recycling firm to dispose of items that cannot be refurbished, said Hardy. To find out more about the event, visit TechReach’s Web
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endar days of when the loss of livestock was apparent to the producer but no later than March 9, 2010. The producer should include a copy of the grower contract if they are a contract grower and any other supporting documents required for determining eligibility. Supporting documents must show evidence of loss, current physical location of livestock in inventory, and location of the livestock at the time of death. Applicants must provide adequate proof that the eligible livestock deaths occurred as a direct result of an eligible adverse
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Change from the bottom up During the presentation of her budget at last week’s Board of Supervisors meeting, County Administrator Rebecca Dickson pointed out that there are several proposed plans up for consideration right now, including the county general fund proposed budget, the proposed capital investment program, the school board’s approved budget, financial policies and tax rate structures. “Every plan, every financial proposal is interconnected and linked—there are a number of hot air balloons in the air right now and they all have to come down April 6,” Dickson said. Right now, those balloons are still waiting to see how far the wind will take them. But if recent comments at budget meetings are any indication, Goochland’s citizens hope to have a say in which direction the county will go. “I’ve never seen people so engaged,” said District 5 Supervisor James W. Eads, after several people stood up to discuss the school budget and the county’s tax rate. Dickson asked the supervisors to begin advertising possible changes in the real estate tax rate, and in utility taxes and fees. The budget process this year, whether for the federal, state or county governments, has been a tumultuous one. It is often here, at the county level where citizens can affect real change, because it is here where they can be heard. When Karen Myrick of Maidens says, as she did to the supervisors last week, “The tax rate should increase, and four cents makes sense,” she can do so directly to those who represent her. And she can do so to her friends, neighbors and colleagues. If you don’t know whether you support a tax increase, but you also don’t support cutting a classroom teacher or a sheriff ’s deputy, listening to your peers discuss the issues can provide perspective. Whether you are the one talking or the one listening, you are part of the process. This is the kind of power that should not be taken for granted. And this is the kind of power, the sort of might, that is a citizen’s responsibility to wield. The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on the budget, tax rates, utility rates and ordinance changes on March 30. - Amy Condra
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Time to relinquish “no tax increase” philosophy Cogent reasons for a tax increase in Goochland were given in Amy Condra’s editorial last week. The one tax that would most cleanly close the gap in our budget is our local property tax. Those monies would go directly to the needs of our county only. Goochland has worked with good success over the last
decade to improve schools. All that work can be lost very quickly with one or two under-funded years. Property assessments are lower at this time; raising the tax a few cents would not increase the individual’s pay out. The time is now to relinquish the philosophy of “no tax increase.” Eileen Ford Columbia
Money for schools well spent With all the talk about the school budget and the lack of money all around, I just wanted to refocus on what is happening in our schools while all this is going on. I was asked to judge the 5th grade Science Fair projects at Randolph Elementary School. see Letters> page 8
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March 4, 2010 Thursday, February 11 Assist motorist, 1700 block of Ashland Rd. Domestic dispute, 2000 block of Jackson Shop Rd. Intoxication, 1700 block of Ashland Rd. Reckless driving, 2000 block of Ashland Rd. 911 hang up, 3000 block of Forest Grove Rd.
Friday, February 12 Alarm burglary, 3000 block of River Rd. W. Assist motorist, area of Broad St. Rd. Assist other law enforcement, 12000 block of Patterson Ave. Gas theft, 2000 block of Sandy Hook Rd. Harassment, 4000 block of East Old Mountain Rd. Repossession, 1700 block of Manakin Rd. 911 hang up, 12000 block of West Creek Pkwy.
Saturday, February 13 Alarm burglary, 1200 block of Hermitage Rd. Arrest, 4000 block of Whitehall Rd.
Assault, 3000 block of River Rd. W. Assist motorist, area of Broad St. Rd. Civil problem, 2000 block of Sheppard Town Rd. Damaged property, 2000 block of Dogtown Rd. Fraud, 12000 block of Chestnut Hill Ct. Intoxication, 2000 block of Sandy Hook Rd. 911 hang up, 2000 block of Chapel Hill Rd.
SHERIFF’S REPORT: Incidents Jackson Landing Rd. 911 hang up, 4000 block of Newline Rd.
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Alarm burglary, 5000 block of Broad St. Rd. Assist motorist, 12000 block of West Creek Pkwy. Civil problem, 3000 block of Hadensville Fife Rd. Reckless driving, area of Rt. 288 Road hazard, 1400 block of Hermitage Rd. Sunday, February 14 911 hang up, 5000 block of Alarm burglary, 5000 block of Pouncey Tract Rd. Hill Top Circle Citizen assist, 900 block of Newsome Ct. Wednesday, February 17 Civil problem, 500 block of Alarm burglary, 00 block of Harolds Rd. Dunaway Dr. Larceny, 1600 block of Assist motorist, area of Three Horsepen Hills Rd. Chopt Rd. Civil problem, 2000 block of Monday, February 15 Greystone Ct. Hit and Run, 1900 block of Alarm burglary, 00 block of Dickinson Rd. Buck Branch Dr. Illegal drugs, 12000 block of Damaged property, 3000 Cedar Circle Larceny, 1800 block of block of Whitehall Rd. Reckless driving, area of River Dickison Rd. Traffic stop, 2000 block of Rd. W. Suspicious situation, 1600 Oilville Rd. 911 hang up, 5000 block of block of Manakin Rd. Three Chopt Rd. Threaten, 3000 block of
KATIE MARIE BOWMASTER AND ROBERT EARL NIXON
Mr. and Mrs. David and Melissa Bowmaster of Goochland announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Katie Marie Bowmaster of Goochland to Mr. Robert Earl Nixon of Prince George, son of Ms. Debora Nixon of Prince George and Mr. and Mrs. Dale and Judy Nixon of Mechanicsville. A July wedding is planned
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The teacher in charge said it would take about an hour or so. There were 56 entries... that had been whittled down to about 16 to judge. Well, you should all visit and SEE what those 5th graders did! An hour? I was there 2 1/2 hours and should have gone back to re-check!!! It was a hard task because each and every project was so detailed and done so well. Each child had to have a purpose; delineate what their procedure was going to be; have a hypothesis; list the variables and the constants; show what they did and how they did it; show their results and come up with a
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dents and her great sense of humor made her insistence that they learn grammar more palatable. She loved that in later years wherever she went, former students would stop her and recount stories of her classes. Boo was a founding member of Reveille Methodist Church and served in circles and as the liason to the Hermitage bazaar. A former member of the Hermitage County Club and the Tuckahoe Women’s Club, she was an avid bridge player and would travel anywhere to play or substitute in a bridge game. The family appreciates the excellent care and the kindness of the staff at Cedarfield and would particularly like to thank Jeanne Burnette and Jerry Bogley, devoted caregivers, who have looked after Boo for six years. A graveside service was held Saturday, Feb. 27, 2010 at Westhampton Memorial Park. A celebration of her life followed at Cedarfield
Parkway in Richmond. The family received friends in the fellowship Hall at Cedarfield. In lieu of flowers make donation to the charity of your choice. Parham Chapel, Woody Funeral Home Richmond Virginia assisting family with arrangement
conclusion. Some wanted to know what paper towel (or diaper) was most absorbent or what light bulb gave off the most heat or what battery lasted the longest under exact conditions. ..or what plant grew the most or what container kept a drink cold for the longest period of time (if you were on a picnic) or what helped snow melt the fastest or did a product live up to its advertising as being the best (it didn’t!). One wanted to know which brand of candy cane to put on a Christmas tree so it wouldn’t break if it fell! (I don’t think I knew that there were “brands� of candy canes!) They had to make sure
that their conclusion included their hypothesis. And the judges had a checklist of eight or nine things to judge each project on. I must say I was more than impressed over the preciseness of the work the children did! Some conclusions proved their hypotheses and some did not! Kudos to the students for a job well done and to their teachers for the quality of education that was evident in this project. These fifth graders know the scientific method! Apparently the money in the budget was well spent!
Cagle Virginia Eubank Cagle, “Ticker�, 89, of Goochland, died Saturday, Feb. 27, 2010. She is survived by one daughter, Virginia “Jenny� Pridgen, two sons, M.L. “Bubba� Eubank and Harry D. Eubank and one step daughter Annette Shelton, one sister Ruby Reinhardt, five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Remains rest at Norman Funeral Home, Goochland, Va. where family received friends, Monday, March 1, 2010. Funeral Services were held Tuesday, March 2, 2010 at Mizpah Christian Church.
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Graveside services were held at Salmon Family Cemetery, Salmontown Rd. Goochland, Va. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Fife Volunteer Rescue Squad, Goochland, Va. Stern Richard M. Stern passed away at his home on Feb. 27, 2010 at the age of 68. He was preceded in death by his father, Robert, and his brothers Robert, David and William. He leaves to cherish his memory, his mother Naomi; his loving and devoted wife Joanne; son Randall Huber and wife Lisa; four grandchildren, Jaime, Melissa, Sean and Ryan; siblings Carole Harding, Susan Booth, Ann Segal, Kathy Kraus, Linda McConville, John Stern, Jody Guzik; numerous nieces and nephews; and many close friends, especially Gary and Gwenn Bockelmann. Before moving to Virginia, he lived in the Baltimore and Carroll County areas of Maryland. Richard will be remembered most for his humor and quiet strength, and the compassion he showed for everyone he knew. He found great joy in driving a school bus for Goochland County after he retired. He enjoyed cheering on the sports teams he transported to away games and he attended home games. The family will be accepting visitors Thursday, March 4, 2010 from 11- 1 p.m. at Norman Funeral Home in Goochland, Va. and afterwards at home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Goochland County Athletic Boosters, P. O. Box 984, Goochland, Va. 23063.
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Soggy fields send teams scrambling Recent school closing affecting athletics BY JIM RIDOLPHI sports@goochlandgazette.com
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ecent snowstorms have done more than just close school— they have also wreaked havoc on Goochland High School’s spring practice schedule. Sloppy field conditions have forced most sports indoors and finding space to accommodate the teams has been a challenge. “We have been using hallways, gym space, and the parking lot to hold tryouts,” said softball coach Amy Henneberger. “I don’t see that the field will be drying out anytime soon. I am sure that we will be spending a lot of time this spring practicing somewhere other than the field.” Goochland High School athletic director Bryan Gordon said the snow closings and cancellation of athletic events, wet fields and spring practice dilemmas are posing a real challenge for everyone. The problems began at the close basketball season when the snow brought a premature end to the regular season slate.
“Well to start off with, all of the snow that we got at the end of January and first part of February, was the reason that the Jefferson District decided to cancel the remaining basketball games,” Gordon said. “We did not play three important games (Charlottesville, Western and William Monroe).” The lack of practice and game experience meant the teams entered the Jefferson District tournament with little time on the court. “We didn’t go to school for I think it was eight or nine days due to the road conditions, so the teams couldn’t practice,” Gordon said. “For the varsity girls and varsity boys, they went into the district tournament without a lot of practice time in two weeks.” The problem did not go away when spring practices began in February. “Spring sports tryouts started Monday, Feb. 22 and guess what? It tried to rain,” Gordon said. “All of the fields have snow or water on them so the whole field can’t be used.” That forced many of the teams in to limited space inside the campus. “We try to set up a schedule for the use of the gym and fitness room so the teams can do some type of work inside,” Gordon said. “The baseball team pitchers and catchers came in at 6:30 am two days this week to get some
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The girls softball team is just getting out on a previously waterlogged field. Most spring sports teams took advantage of Monday’s good weather to finally get in some real practice.
work in because it wasn’t going to get done outside. The coaches have to get creative in the drills that they can do when working inside. Teams use the hallways, cafeteria, parking lots and classrooms in order to get ready for the upcoming season.” At press time, the girls’ soccer team was one of many that haven’t seen its first day of real practice.
“As of this date we have not been on the field...and I’m not sure when we will get there,” said head coach Tom Reid. “We have had very little contact with the ball, as practice has to occur in the halls or in the gym,” Reid added. “All spring sports must share the gym on a rotating schedule. Soccer is a running game. Being inside does not
10k is annual milestone for Ukrop’s GM SUBMITTED BY JACKIE HOLT Sports Backers
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or Ukrop’s General Manager Bill Balderson of Goochland, VA, the Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10k is more than just an event that his employer sponsors. “It’s an annual milestone for running,” said Balderson, who plans on running the race with two of his three Photo courtesy of Sports Backers
At left: Ukrop’s General Manager Bill Balderson makes the Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10k into an annual event to spend valuable time with his sons.
sons, 16-year-old Ryan and 25-yearold Chad. “It’s a motivational thing. I run all year with that event in mind,” he said. Balderson began working for Ukrop’s almost 30 years ago at the age of 16 and has come to recognize the names and faces of many loyal shoppers. The event provides him with an opportunity not only to run with his sons, but also to interact with a large number of his customers outside of the super market. “I see so many customers either running, cheering, or volunteering,” he said. “That just makes it a lot of fun.” Balderson has participated in the
Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10k since the event’s second year in 2001. “I had been a runner for a number of years, but because of Ukrop’s involvement, that was my first organized running race,” said Balderson. “We see a lot of people that we know through business, church, or the neighborhoods where we have lived,” said Balderson. “For me, that’s why it’s called the ‘Friendliest 10k’.” Registration for the March 27, 2010 Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10k is now open at www.sportsbackers.org. The cost to register currently for the 10k is $30 through March 1. The entry fee increases by $5 on March 1.
allow for ball control or moving with the ball.” The closures and cancellations have not only disrupted spring practices, it’s also decreased revenues for an already strapped athletic department at GHS. “Again, we lost three district home basketball games when the AD’s of the Jefferson District decided to cancel the rest of the season and start the tournament games on time,” Gordon explained. “The varsity games were scheduled for a Friday night and you have a bigger gate for varsity and Friday night games. We lost out on the chance of bringing in an additional $2,500.” With temperatures remaining low during the day, the drying process is taking longer than usual. “With the baseball and softball fields, you have the dirt to worry about drying out and this time of the year, the temperature during the day doesn’t dry it out a lot,” Gordon said. “I am not sure if any scrimmages that were scheduled will be played.” Gordon said he couldn’t remember a more challenging year, weather wise. “We have had the wet weather late in November before, but we have never had as much snow as we have had this winter.”
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Ukrop’s Monument Avenue Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10k sets entry record with over 33,500 registered 10k band list released 10k turns Monument Avenue into “one big block party” As registration numbers continue to climb for the Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10k, so does excitement surrounding the live music at the March 27 event. In fact, the race has gained so much popularity over the past years that musicians are lining up to volunteer their services. “We’ve had such a great response from the local music community that it’s sometimes hard to find a spot for everyone who
wants to perform, “says Sports Backers event manager Ray Patterson. “They know how special this event is, and everyone wants to be a part of it.” With over 30 bands scheduled to perform along the 6.2 mile course, genres range from Jazz and Funk to Indie Rock, Hip-Hop and even Surf-style music. “We want Monument Avenue to be one big block party full of fans, bands and supporters,” explains Patterson. “Live music brings that element to the 10k. The entertainment is free and there is a band for every style.” Radio Stations - 96.5 The Planet, Mix 103.7, K95, 100.9 - Y101
2010 Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10k Band Lineup BAND Silly Bus Glennroy & Company Sanctifunktified Johnny Lee Long & Company SIX The Dirty Truth Beautiful Disaster Barrelhouse The Stray Dog Band The Velvet Nines John Ivins Band Mike Lucci Band High Noon Richmond Rock Exchange Four50Four Yokefellows The Resistance 5.1 Proverbial 3rd Wave MuddGoose AndiBand Tin Foil Militia Salted Dawg Blues Ledfoot Offering Captain Slicktalk Downed Power Lines Stoke Row DJ Lil Lou Doors Wide Open Indicates Party Stop
GENRE Kids Music Jazz/R&B Christian/Funk Jazz/R&B Rock Rock Rock & Roll Electric Blues Rock/Funk Rock/Blues Christian Rock Blues Jazz Rock Alternative Rock Christian/Rock Rock/Funk/Hip-Hop Reggae/Rock/Hip-Hop Surf-Styles Psychedelic Rock Classic Rock Rock & Roll Blues Rock & Roll Christian Rock Rock Indie/Rock Rock All Jazz/Funk/R&B
COURSE LOCATION First Market Mile Kids Run 10k Start Area on Broad Broad St. at the Lombardy turn Lombardy at Grace Stuart Circle Robert E. Lee Monument Monument & Meadow Monument & N. Allison St. Jefferson Davis Monument Monument & Robinson Monument & Boulevard Monument & Sheppard Mathew Fontaine Maury Monument Monument & Cleveland Monument & Tilden Arthur Ashe Monument Monument & N. Thompson Monument & Lafayette Monument & Malvern Monument, b/t Atrim & Sauer Monument & Shenandoah Monument & Westmoreland Monument & Blacker Monument & Chantilly (Turn) W. Franklin & Birch W. Franklin & Ryland W. Franklin & Harrison W. Franklin & Shafer Nabisco Race Festival Nabisco Race Festival
Record set for 11th consecutive year; Event features 35,000-entry limit Contributed report
The 11th annual Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10k presented by POWERade has set an event record for the number of participants registered. As of Monday morning, March 1, over 33,500 were registered, breaking last year’s mark of 32,745. Over 1,400 have registered for the First
Market Mile Kids Run, which is on pace to surpass the record of 1,891 who entered in 2008. “The fact that the Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10k continues to grow each year really is a testament to the widespread community support the event receives from the volunteers, bands, spirit groups, sponsors and the city,” said Sports Backers executive
director Jon Lugbill. “I encourage everyone that would like to take part in this year’s event to sign up soon before we reach our limit of 35,000.” Registration is still open for the March 27, 2010 Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10k, and a total of 35,000 registrants will be accepted. The registration fee for the Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10k is $35, and the First Market Mile Kids Run is $20. Registration is available online at www.sportsbackers.org.
Dominion Riverrock announces music lineup for annual outdoor sports and river life fest Robert Randolph & the Family Band and Grace Potter & the Nocturnals to headline Contributed report
Sports Backers and Venture Richmond announced today the featured music acts for this year’s Dominion Riverrock festival. On Friday, May 14th Grace Potter and the Nocturnals will headline the show. And on Saturday, May 15th, Robert Randolph and the Family Band will perform as the headlining act. The second annual sports and river life festival will be held on Brown’s Island in Richmond, VA May 14-15, 2010. Twenty-six-year-old multiinstrumentalist Grace Potter heads the Vermont-based, bluesy and soulful rock outfit Grace Potter and The Nocturnals, who are set to play Friday night at 8:30pm following performanc-
es by local Richmond opening acts. On Saturday night, Robert Randolph & the Family Band, a funk and soul group fronted by the pedal steel guitarist Robert Randolph, will take the stage at 9pm. “We are thrilled to host such amazing musical talent at this year’s festival,” says Dominion Riverrock Co-Founder Jeff Fitch. “We went after both of these acts specifically because we believe they capture the spirit of Dominion Riverrock and will really round out this outdoor sports and river life celebration.” The two-day festival celebrates Richmond’s vibrant and active river life with a series of sporting events – trail running, mountain biking, kayaking, freestyle biking and ultimate air dogs –with highly anticipated musical performances from national and regional acts, food vendors, exhibits and much more. Event registration is now open for Dominion Riverrock 2010 at www.dominionriverrock.com. For festival updates, contests and more information, follow @ RiverrockRVA on Twitter.
About Venture Richmond Venture Richmond engages business and community leaders in partnering with the city to enhance the vitality of the community, particularly downtown, through economic development, marketing, promotion, advocacy and events. Its most noted annual events are Easter on Parade, Friday Cheer, 2nd Street Festival, Richmond Folk Festival and Celebrate Illuminate, all of which are free and combine to host more than 300,000 people. www.venturerichmond.com. About Sports Backers Sports Backers own, manage or partner with 40 different sporting events in the Richmond region that help drive over $50 million in economic impact. These events and programs strengthen the local economy, provide health benefits to participants and make the region a better place to live. www.sportsbackers.org
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Fritz adds a taste of Richmond to Chicken Soup RIR track president becomes author in popular book series By Charlie Leffler cleffler@mechlocal.com
At the end of February the latest edition in the “Chicken Soup for the Soul” book series hit the store shelves. And while another release in the franchise normally holds little interest among local sports fans, this particular edition has close connections with Richmond. “Chicken Soup for the Soul: NASCAR-101 Stories of Family, Fortitude and Fast Cars” not only includes several stories that involve Richmond International Raceway, but the book also contains one written by RIR track president Doug Fritz. “They just asked me if I had a story to write that might make the book,” Fritz said. However, his greatest challenge was not coming up with a story for the book but instead narrowing down the possibilities. “Being in this business for 20 years now, I probably had 100 stories to think through before I finally came up with the one that’s in the book,” Fritz said. Over the course of his career in NASCAR, Fritz has met two U.S. Presidents; George Bush Sr. and Bill Clinton, top political figures; Donald Rumsfeld and Sarah Palin, as well as celebrities such as John Travolta, Gene Hackman, Jay Leno and Tom Cruise, but there was a moment with someone else that in some ways surpassed those encounters and inspired his story for the book. “A Moment with a Legend,” relates how Fritz’s philosophy on NASCAR was influenced by a very brief meeting with the sport’s founder Bill France Sr. France relayed to Fritz his belief that NASCAR is about family. Since that time Fritz has tried to keep that message in mind with every aspect of racing at RIR. “Walking through the parking lots
“What I like about this book and what I’m so excited about is the business is so big, it’s great to think of the human side and all of the stories.”
Fritz Richmond International Raceway president Doug Fritz is one of many NASCAR figures who contributed stories to the new “Chicken Soup for the Soul” release.
and chatting with the fans under the grandstands and in the grandstands, so many people make this a family event,” Fritz said. “It’s really contusive for a great atmosphere of family gatherings and we try to compliment that with the atmosphere we provide them.”
Likewise, Fritz’s philosophy on family carries over to the entire staff at RIR. “As we plan changes and plan things we want to do we really want to keep the family in mind, and the kids, they’re the future of our sport and the future of our guests down the road when they’re grown and they
make decisions on where they want to spend their time and money. When they have children, hopefully they’ll want to bring them out as well.” As such, Fritz’ story, which is featured prominently on page 15, melds perfectly with the family theme that is prevalent throughout this “Chicken Soup for the Soul”. Whether it is Ryan Neumann relating how his father taught him to find his marks by telling the then 4½ year old to literally hit his foot on the Quarter Midget track or Jimmy Johnson talking about lessons learned from his father while racing bikes at an early age, the family theme resounds. And while several of the short stories throughout the book involve regional tracks at Bristol and Martinsville, one of the most moving was inspired by a visit to RIR. In “Scott on a Stick,” Melissa Sorenson relates how she fulfilled one of her deceased husband’s wishes by symbolically bringing him to Richmond for the May 2009 race. Throughout the middle chapters of the book the family theme is a sidelight as readers get an introspective look at the world of NASCAR
through drivers, fans and family members. There are also several pieces written by reporters on how the sport has affected them. Drivers such as Tony Stewart, Kurt Busch and Joey Logano join a host of others in relating a varying degree of emotional moments from throughout their racing careers. Likewise NASCAR figures such as Brad Daugherty, Darrell Waltrip, Brian France and Kerry Earnhardt also contributed to the book. “What I like about this book and what I’m so excited about is the business is so big, it’s great to think of the human side and all of the stories,” Fritz said. One figure that takes on a significant role throughout the book is Dale Earnhardt Sr. and his untimely death in 2001. In the chapter “Dale” stories are dedicated to Earnhardt and the widespread effect he had on people. For NASCAR fans the book provides an opportunity to see behind the scenes and into the thoughts of the celebrities of the sport. “There’s a lot of humility and for the most, people are pretty humble in this sport,” Fritz said. “It’s about treating people right,” Fritz said. “What makes it fun for the fans, is to understand the passion and desires of the people in the industry,” Fritz added. “I think this book will do that.” But for RIR and Fritz, the book also provides a moment in the spotlight when there is little action at the track. “It’s great exposure for us at Richmond International Raceway and I’m just proud to be asked to be part of it,” Fritz said. “Look at who else is in that book and there’s little ol’ me in there too. It’s kind of an honor for me to be a part of it. I’ll hopefully touch somebody who reads my story and the other stories too.” For those who would like to get a copy of the book autographed by Fritz, they simply need to drop by the RIR ticket office and he will be more than happy to comply. However, it is best to call ahead to make sure Fritz is available.
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Learning to care for man’s best friend By Ken Odor Media General Staff Writer A dog is man’s best friend, they say but you still have to learn how to make friends with one. And how to take care of one if you have a canine as a pet. That’s what the folks who came to the program last week at the Twin Hickory Recreation Center learned, as Education Specialist Phyllis Harris from the Richmond SPCA came over with her special friend, Walter. The program, billed as Pet Care and Compassion, is designed to teach youngsters how to take care of their pets and to understand their needs. “It’s teaching kids what they need to know in a fun way,” said Harris. Walter, a terrier, lab and who knows what else mix, sure seemed to be having fun. Dropped off at the SPCA with the rest of a litter two and a half years ago, Walter was the runt, said Harris and had to be bottle fed by a fellow staffer. But he’s thriving now, both physically and on the attention he gets from his audience. Harris used an adapted version of the who wants to be a millionaire game projected on a screen to give the children, ages 5-7, an opportunity to learn how to take care of their continued on page 2 Photo by Ken Odor
Richmond SPCA Education Specialist Phyllis Harris shows her class how to safely interact with a dog at “Pet Care and Compassion” last Friday at TwinHickory Recreation Center. The course was designed for children accompanied by a parent or other adult to teach youngsters how to take care of a pet and how to be safe with strange animals.
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pets and how to interact safely with strange dogs they might run into outside the home. “What do you do when you meet a strange dog?” asked Harris. “Always ask the owner if you can pet him - some dogs don’t like kids,” she told the class. Then the children each got a chance to practice the proper way to meet a new dog, after asking the owner if you could pet it. First hold out the back of the hand so the dog can sniff it and then pet it under the chin. If a child comes upon a strange dog that seems unfriendly, what should they do? “Stand like a tree,” said Harris. And if you fall down, “Be like a rock,” she said, covering your head and neck with your hands Photo by Ken Odor and tucking your face into your Shalee Sommerville (center) and her sister Bobbee-Jules with their new friend Walter at Twin chest. Hickory Recreation Center last week. But most of the class was how Phyllis Harris (left) from the Richmond SPCA brought Walter to the center for a class to take care of and train your on pet care for children.
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The camps, which focus on basic animal care and safety, run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day and are held at the Richmond SPCA’s Robins-Starr Humane Center on Hermitage Road in Richmond. Twin Hickory Recreation Center Manager Janice Parker said she got the idea to invite the SPCA to the center after adopting a cat from them. She asked about pet care programs for children and set up the visit by Harris. “I was real pleased with the program,” she said. Jules Sommerville brought her two daughters, Bobbee-Jules (5) and Shaelee (7) to the class. The family has two dogs at home. “They are so intersted in dogs,” said Sommerville of her daughters. Shaelee said the class taught her not to give chocolate to her dogs. For more information about the Richmond SPCA, visit their Web site at http://www.richmondspca.org. Henrico Recreation and Parks activities are listed on their Web site at http://www.co.henrico. va.us/departments/rec/.
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Adult and teen counselors provide instruction and supervision; camp staff members include lifeguards, recreation leaders and waterfront directors. The camp is open to all boys and girls ages 9 to 13, as of Sept. 30, 2010. Space is limited; applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. The $220 fee covers lodging, meals, transportation, programs, class materials and a 4-H backpack. Registration forms are available online at www.co.henrico. va.us/departments/extension.
The Henrico County Extension Office is accepting applications for the 2010 Henrico Junior 4-H Camp, scheduled for July 5-9 at the Jamestown 4-H Education Center in Williamsburg. Located along the James River, the 16-acre Jamestown 4-H Center is accredited by the American Camp Association and features air-conditioned lodges and cabins; basketball courts, athletic fields and a ropes course; and a medical clinic. Camp activities include swimming (beach and pool), Contact the Extension canoeing, archery, shooting Office at 501-5160 for more sports, marine science, forestry information. and crafts.
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