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Volume 57, Number 15 • April 14, 2011

Schools get more, but not what they asked for Money shifted into instruction from other categories Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

The months-long haggling about the schools budget came to an end last week as the board of supervisors voted to approve just over $23 million for the county school system operating fund.

Goochland County Administrator Rebecca Dickson led the supervisors

through a presentation outlining recent changes which made it possible for the county to increase the local transfer to the schools by $425,000.

That, along with other changes including increased state revenue, reduced health care premiums, a smaller VRS rate increase and the decision to use a forecast of 100 percent of sales taxes directed to schools resulted in the final number.

Some supervisors wanted to add more.

District 4 supervisor Malvern R. “Rudy” Butler proposed adding see Schools > page 3

Reorganization combines two county departments Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

Goochland County Administrator Rebecca Dickson announced Friday that two county departments have been combined, resulting in the elimination of three county positions.

As of April 7, the Buildings and Grounds Department has been

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combined with the Department of Parks and Recreation under the supervision of Parks and Recreation Director Derek Stamey, Dickson told the Gazette.

Buildings and Grounds Superintendent Cecil Youngblood’s position was eliminated along with the positions of see Reorganization > page 5

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Attorney John L. Lumpkins Jr. has decided to run for Goochland School Board in District 3.

New school board candidate will challenge Mattox in District 3 Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

Goochland attorney John L. Lumpkins Jr. said last week he will run for school board this fall in District 3.

Born and raised in Mechanicsville, Lumpkins moved to the county in 2007.

Married with two school age children and a son who recently graduated from Goochland High School, Lumpkins said the quality of the county school system was an important factor in the family’s decision to move to Goochland.

“The school system sealed the deal,” he said in an interview last week at his office. “It was just what

our son needed. The facilities and people were impressive.”

Lumpkins, 50, who received his law degree from University of Richmond, has a diverse background. A Benedictine graduate, he took a B.S. in accounting from the University of Dayton in 1982 and

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Goochland High School students start new literary magazine Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

It’s been years since Goochland High School has had its own literary magazine.

No one seems to be quite sure when the last one was published.

But English teacher Emily Holloway and her staff of student writers, artists and editors

plan to put an end to that situation with the first edition of The Quill, due out May 2.

They’ve already collected a good bit of material.

“We have a lot of pieces I’m really excited about,” said Holloway in a recent interview.

In her first year teaching English at GHS, Holloway hails from North Carolina. She got her B.S. in English Education

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She taught English as a foreign language in Taipei, Taiwan for four years and for two years in Wadesboro, N.C., where she was the sponsor for the local high school’s literary magazine.

“It was my idea to get the magazine restarted,” said Holloway. “It’s important for the kids to get published.”

The staff, which meets every Wednesday, is still soliciting articles and will even accept anonymous pieces. Short stories, poetry, art, cartoons and historical or government related articles are on the want list, although not every submission can be guaranteed publication.

Plans are to publish the magazine entirely in house, using the high schools bundling machine to bind it. It will run about 55 pages and sell for either $3 or $4 dollars.

Senior Jason Howell is contributing a science fiction story to The Quill. He is also a staff member.

“When I heard Ms. Holloway was doing a magazine I jumped right in,” he said.

Staff members Amber Miles and Nakia Richardson, both seniors, are also contributing.

Miles with poetry and artwork and Richardson with more art.

Junior Kaitlynne Brightwell said she was glad to see the Quill coming to life.

“There was nothing at school that focused on literary things,” she said. And to Brightwell it’s important for students to read contemporary work written by people their own age. “Teenagers need to read more things written by their peers, not just things by people who have died,” she said.

She’s contributing short stories and a poem.

Advertisements for the Quill are running on the school’s in house TV Channel, News 2 and posters are hanging on school walls.

Money for the magazine will come from the activity fund, said Holloway, with the goal to pay those funds back and perhaps turn a profit.

Picking the name for the new magazine was solved by a fund raising contest, with donations to jars marked with prospective

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Students picked the name The Quill by voting with their cash contributions to jars with different names.

names counting as votes. Other ideas for the moniker for the new magazine were, The Gooch Pooch, Bulldog Inklings and The Pawprint. The Quill won out and about $100 was raised in the process for a donation to the Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services.

The magazine will be available at GHS, the Black Swan, Goochland Public Library and Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services, said Holloway.

Next year may see two to four editions of The Quill if the first edition is a success, said Holloway.

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Schools continued from > page 1 another $100,000 to the county transfer, taking the money from fund balance.

District 1 Andrew Pryor backed him.

But that idea met opposition.

“We’ve plowed that field before,” said District 5 supervisor James W. Eads.

“It makes no sense.”

Butler’s motion died on a 2-2-1 vote, with Chairman William E. Quarles Jr. abstaining and supervisors Ned S. Creasey of District 3 and Eads voting nay.

In the end the changes amounted to a $795,000 increase in the schools operating budget over what the county had previously projected.

But it still did not match what the schools had asked for.

Schools had originally approved a $23,696,456 operating budget and submitted it to the county.

Another new wrinkle was

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that the county approved schools operating budget adds money to instruction and takes money out of Administration, Attendance and Health to the tune of not quite $200,000.

Other categories also saw reductions from the schools request.

Technology took a $114,000 hit.Pupil transportation and Operations and Maintenance were both reduced by more than $200,000 under “Option B,” as the adopted plan was designated.

Only instruction benefited from the changes, receiving an extra $100,000.

Goochland Education Parents Association (GEPA) Chairman Penny Palen said later in the week she was extremely disappointed.

“It’s like they said we’re going to cut your funding and tie your hands behind your back as well,” said Palen. “We’re talking about nurses and clerks here.”

School Board chairman Ivan Mattox was also disap-

pointed, calling the supervisors’ decision on the school budget “micromanaging.”

“It’s the last thing you should do when you’re operating on limited funds,” said Mattox of the shifting of funds between categories.

Schools given new reporting requirements Supervisors also adopted a resolution authorizing them to withhold $500,000 from the FY2012 schools budget if certain reporting requirements are not met by the school administration.

Those requirements include quarterly financial projection reports from schools, more detailed line item reports of expenditures and projected revenues from all sources.

The projections are to be submitted 20 days after the close of each quarter.

Also required in the FY2013 budget that will be presented sometime next January from the schools

are a detailed personnel listing showing how many employees in each job classification in each category are funded in FY2012 as compared to FY2013 budget, how many of the positions in each category are directly supported by State Standards of Quality funding and details for each line item, including prior year actual expenditure compared to FY2012 adopted and FY2013 approved and itemized detail for expenditure line items over $10,000.

Mattox said he thought there could be legal issues with appropriating money for schools and then not providing it.

“We have to issue contracts,” he explained, citing breach of contract possibilities if money were withheld if the new reporting requirements were not met.

Goochland School Superintendent Linda Underwood said the school division will provide the county with the information it has requested.

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“Knowing in advance what types of information and in what format the county wants information will allow us to develop and maintain databases consistent with what the county has said it wants,” she said.

But finding ways to reduce the budget will be difficult, said Underwood.

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“This is the third year we have made reductions and since we went to support services for our first reductions, it is very challenging to find ways to reduce those services even more.

Increasing cost of fuel and the need to maintain aging facilities add to the challenge,” said Underwood.

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New databases posted on Gazette web site New databases of Goochland county and schools employees along with salary information are now available on the Goochland Gazette web site at www.GoochlandGazette. com.

They are current as of the dates listed when they were

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County honors Garfield Randolph The Board of Supervisors honored Garfield H. Randolph at its regular meeting last week.

Randolph founded Randolph Oil Company June 1950 at the age of 27 and has operated it ever since, expanding into the fuel oil business and a convenience store at his Oilville location. At left, Supervisor Rudy Butler presents Randolph with a plaque at the meeting.

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Goochland student inducted into Hampden-Sydney honor society Contributed Report news@goochlandgazette.com

Hampden-Sydney College senior Matthew Aaron Carter was inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa, the national leadership honor society for college men and women, on Sunday, March 20.

The Lambda Circle of ODK was established at HampdenSydney in 1924, and member-

Schools continued from > page 1 then worked as a police officer for Fairfax County for two years as a patrolman in the Mount Vernon District.

He began his law career in 1988 and currently is a partner in Lumpkins Spears, specializing in estate, probate and small business law.

Lumpkins recalled a board of supervisors meeting in 2007 where plans to build a new elementary school were being discussed.

ship is a mark of highest distinction and honor. Selection of members is based on their influence as campus leaders to better campus life and to encourage high standards in all activities.

Matt serves on the Student Court, as an officer of the International Club, and as an Admissions Office tour guide (Garnet and Grey Society). He is a member of the honorary society Omicron Delta Epsilon

(economics) and the Society of ‘91 leadership program and is active in intramurals. He was recognized for student leadership in the 2011 edition of Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.

An economics and commerce major, he is a graduate of Goochland High School and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Carter of Manakin Sabot.

“I was scratching my head,” recalled Lumpkins. “The numbers didn’t work; there was not enough revenue to cover expenses.”

It was then he said that he started to become concerned about the relations between the board of supervisors and the school board.

“I started to see tensions between the two boards,” said Lumpkins. His concerns have grown during the last two budget cycles.

Lumpkins said it’s obvious that the supervisors do not trust the school board and

with the recent budget have begun to micromanage the school board.

“This is not good for the schools,” said Lumpkins.

Openness and transparency are essential said Lumpkins and if that is the case, the money will be there for the school system, he believes.

Lumpkins said although school board candidates run as independents, he plans on asking for the endorsement of the Goochland Republican Committee. Lumpkins said he also hopes to meet with the Goochland Education Parents

Correction: Part of newly appointed Interim Goochland Treasurer Pamela Cooke Johnson’s employment history was incorrectly reported in our March 7, 2011 edition.

Before coming to the DEA she worked for seven years as a contractor assigned to the U.S. Marshalls Service in accounts reconciliation.

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He decried the tactics of the current school board.

“If you dig your heels in with the board of supervisors you are going to lose,” he said of the just concluded budget process, which saw schools come up short of the money they requested.

Lumpkins said that he hoped to see the day when Goochland schools would draw more students from the eastern end of the county.

“The school board has to become part of the solution for the county,” said Lumpkins.

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Budget adopted after another hearing on Tuckahoe Creek Service District Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com

Goochland adopted its budget last week, but not before another public hearing on the Tuckahoe Creek Service District tax rates.

This gave practically a roomful of opponents the opportunity once again to have at the increase to 31 cents of the TCSD ad valorem tax rates.

A presentation by Finance Director John Wack showing that because of the decline in assessments a typical homeowner in the TCSD would still pay less in taxes than in previous

Reorganization continued from > page 1 an office assistant and a maintenance laborer, said Dickson.

“The functions of the two departments overlap in many ways so this arrangement should create operational efficiencies as well as allow us to provide better service to our customers both internal and external,” she said.

Dickson said the county has also eliminated the human resource coordinator position “but will be creating a new Human Resource position that is focused on

years despite the ad valorem tax increase was dismissed as “smoke and mirrors” by Dan Zoden, who maintained that the tax increase was “just a bandaid.

We’re not getting anywhere close to paying this off,” said Zoden.

Deane R. Dubansky, who lives in Kinloch, rose and rattled off a rapid fire list of questions about the origin of the district, including asking who was the initial drafter of the bond, did the county attorney approve the bond and what the total debt is, and are the board of supervisors voting records on the bond available, among other questions.

Close to another dozen

speakers rose to rail against the ad valorem tax, many voicing the now familiar refrain that the county as a whole would have to take responsibility for paying off the TCSD debt, rather than depending on the district’s landowners alone.

“I’m scared to death as to what is going to happen to us as individuals and as a county,” said David Love. “When word gets out about what’s going on out here, it’s really going to be a rural county.”

Steve Thomas of Kinloch warned that “everybody in Virginia is going to know that this county has a major prob-

lem with taxes and it’s going to affect what happens, not just in Kinloch, it’s going to affect everything in this county,” and warned the supervisors that they were “about to ruin the business of this county.”

One gentleman suggested asking Henrico County to buy the system.

In the end the ad valorem tax increase was passed 4-1, with supervisor Malvern R. “Rudy” Butler voting against.

The board also approved maintaining the current 53 cent county-wide real estate tax rate and also approved an increase in water and sewer rates.

safety and risk management responsibilities, staff training and employee relations.”

County employees had gathered for a meeting in the gymnasium in the Parks and Recreation building Thursday morning to hear about the changes, which Dickson had alluded to at the Board of Supervisors meeting last Tuesday evening.

Thursday was the last day on the job for the employees whose positions were eliminated, although they will be paid through July 1, said Dickson. The county hopes to advertise for the new

Human Resource Director within the next week or two, with a goal of filling the new position by mid June.

Dickson said the reorganization resulted in savings which will be redirected primarily to economic development efforts.

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All over but the shouting Like an exhausted marathon runner straggling across the finish line, the county last week ended the FY2012 budget process.

Or maybe that description better fits the state of those observing the process. Perhaps the supervisors, agency heads and county and school administration have an abundance of energy left over.

But I doubt it.

Now comes the process of getting back to work and performing the business of the county and the schools with the money allocated.

It seems such a laborious process but then again undoubtedly there is much more to it than meets the eye. And wasn’t there talk not too long ago of introducing a two-year budget cycle?

One thing is clear though. Next year’s budget cycle is likely to be somewhat different, if only because the composition of the two boards will have changed. With a least one new supervisor assured (Jim Eads is not running) and one new school board member (Max Cisne has all but said he will not run again) and the possibility of other new members as a result of contested races, perhaps next year things will be more pleasant.

Let’s hope the supervisors and school board members, whoever they may be, will be able to forge a more amicable relationship as they work together. They seemed to have had a mighty hard time this year.

And although the alarming increase in gasoline prices does not bode well,

perhaps the economy will finally turn the corner.

We can only hope.

Spring brings color to the rescue But if the budget process was a tiring one, just taking a walk outside can be enough to rejuvenate one’s spirits, especially on a day like last Sunday. A leisurely stroll in my neighborhood was a boon as I noticed the abundance of color and enjoyed the pleasant spring weather.

In my neck of the woods people seem to like camellias, one of my favorite flowering shrubs. Although many were just past the peak of their bloom, they still presented a cheerful spectacle. Daffodils are mostly done for, but tulips were abundant and a bright patch of pansies offered restorative balm to eyeballs tired from the computer screen. Azaleas everywhere seem poised to burst out into full color and dogwood and other flowering trees added to the palette of hues.

I returned to the house in a far better frame of mind, reminded that despite the difficulties brought on by hard times, nature and the changing seasons still abide outside and above all human travail. It’s enough to make an old rose gardener pick up his spade and once again do battle with the aphids, Japanese Beetles and assorted fungi that conspire to thwart the perfect hybrid tea bloom each year.

There’ll be a budget again next year, but thank goodness also a spring.

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Letters continued from > page 6 low paid public servants are fired, sent into the recession a year or two before retirement with no more health benefits, I wonder how it is that the county can hire a new (out-oftown) fire chief for $83,000 a year plus benefits.

Many public servants take a low-paying job with the government because they know their benefits will provide for them late in life. Whose beliefs or ethics do these administrative “representatives” portray?

Are there no local Goochlanders qualified to fill these roles? I find that hard to believe. I went to school with hundreds of smart, hard-working, qualified loving Goochlanders who actually want what’s best for the county and not what’s best for their resumé.

Would Ms. Dickson and other six figure representatives and supervisors consider making what other public servants make?

I think that would be much more rewarding to the local community than firing their own while offering attractive salaries and benefits to people who do not know or love Goochland like we do.

Is this the economic redevelopment plan the people of Goochland want? Is this the fiscal acumen Ms. Dickson brings us from Chesterfield? Or are the people of Goochland unaware of that this is the “quality of life” she had in mind when she relocated and brought her external, nonnative workforce with her?

Ms. Jody B. Schulze Durham, N.C.

Heard one good TCSD proposal In listening to public comments regarding the TCSD tax, I only heard one proposal to move this issue forward.

That involved trying to engage Henrico County to partner with us. This speaker also pro-

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April 14, 2011 vided a menu of reasons for both parties to jointly engage in this activity. Though the county-wide implications of our inability to service this debt appeared to be obvious to all, the use of a band aid approach the board of supervisors is considering will only delay the inevitable.

As to the other public comments on this issue, to hear the speakers, the board of supervisors are either cunning cads or inept, a most difficult conflation of behaviors. I also found it interesting that many of the speakers who are directly impacted seemed to suggest that answering their questions about how the county got in this situation could be informed by their experience and expertise.

Of course the fact that they find themselves in this situation suggests that either that they were mislead (i.e. inadequate disclosure) or that they were guilty of not exercising due diligence. I in general, lack patience for folks who complain and ask others to take responsibility to which, in one way or another we all are party to. As to our apparent inability to reinitiate the financing of this project, I take heart in how the Federal government recently dispensed with standards of contract law and bondholders etc. all took haircuts (saving the country

from the economic precipice).

I think that some discrete pressure from the county to the people holding the financing agreement might get them to reconsider if they faced the prospect of having to eat a lot of pipe.

Caveat Emptor.

Richard Carchman Columbia, Va.

Let’s spruce up Goochland!

In the past couple weeks there have been a couple letters from concerned citizens regarding the litter along our local roads.

Despite public awareness campaigns, anti-litter signage, youth education, and fines; litter continues to be a perennial problem in any locality. Litter has certainly increased on our roads this year, which may be due in part to an exceptionally windy winter and spring.

Since many people in the county dispose of their trash at the convenience centers, the simple action of ensuring that your trash cans or bags are tied down before leaving the house can easily reduce unintentional littering.

The county implements anti-litter and recycling activi-

ties at the local level through a small grant received from the Department of Environmental Quality. Our grant comes from the Litter Control and Recycling Trust Fund, which is composed of annual litter taxes on manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, or retailers of consumer products and excise taxes on soft drinks, beer, and wine coolers. The Goochland Anti-litter and Recycling Council (GARC) implements many litter and recycling projects using these grant funds and volunteers.

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Goochland baseball enjoys a two-win week Bulldogs down Caroline and Orange

BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent

The Goochland baseball team fought off a steady drizzle and a pesky Orange squad to claim a 5-4 victory over the visiting Hornets on Friday night.

It was the Bulldogs’ second win of the week.

Days earlier, Goochland defeated Caroline 13-10 in a game that they made harder than it had to be.

Pitcher Austin Goyne got his first win of the season for the Bulldogs. “He’s pitched well enough to get other wins, but we haven’t backed him up offensively,” Goochland head coach Wes Farkas said. “He threw a solid five innings to get the win against Caroline.”

With Farkas taking a few days off to be with his new daughter, assistant coach Dan Summitt assumed managerial duties for the Caroline game.

The Bulldogs took a sixrun lead after four innings, but couldn’t hold off a hard charging Caroline team.

“After falling behind 2-0, we took advantage of some of their mistakes and came back to take the lead,” Summitt said.

“From that point, we settled in and went up 13-4.”

But Caroline fought back from the deficit to make the

Photos by Jim Ridolphi

Above: Goochland starter Wes Mcguire went seven complete innings against Orange and secured the win for the Bulldogs.

At right: Goochland’s J.T. Poff receives his team’s kudos after scoring the go ahead run in the sixth inning.

contest a game.

“We made a few mistakes and let them back in the game, but that’s high school baseball,” Summitt added.

On Friday night, Wes McGuire took the mound against Orange and pitched a complete game to get the victory.

“I don’t think Wes had his best stuff today, but he pitched well enough to keep us in the game until our guys picked it up and came back,” Farkas said.

In the bottom of the sixth inning with the score tied at four and no outs, J.T. Puff stretched a single to a double.

Mcguire helped his own cause

by bunting Poff to third then Puff scored on a Dylan Dolan sacrifice to give the Bulldogs a one run advantage.

The Hornets tried to mount a comeback in the final inning, but McGuire closed the door, upping the Bulldogs record to 4-3, 2-3 in the Jefferson District.

“I thought both pitchers pitched well today and we made some plays in the field when we needed them,” Farkas said. The coach was also pleased with the way his team scored the winning run.

“Both of our go ahead runs were manufactured and scored on sacrifices,” he said. “That improves our ability to win the

close games and builds team character.”

Goochland currently finds itself in a heap of schools in the Jefferson District who trail league leading William Monroe.

“Right now, there are a bunch of teams grouped together in the district, so the race is still pretty much wide open,” Farkas said. “It’s so early and I know we have the talent.

We get on a roll and we can win the whole thing. It’s a matter of who gets the momentum.”

Orange coach Brian Rasnick said the loss was disappointing, especially after such a stellar performance from his pitcher, Zach Reininger. The

hurler pitched seven complete innings and added a home run and three RBIs at the plate.

“Zach was great but our defense let us down,” Rasnick said. “This was a tough loss because the district is so close that any chance you have to get a win on the road, you need to take advantage of.”

Rasnick said close isn’t good enough to get a win in the district. “Goochland made the plays in the later innings and deserved the win. It’s a position we’ve been in before.

We put our selves in a position to be successful, but we come up just a little short.”

Caroline..................1010260—1096 Goochland..............008140x—1382

Smith, Crismond (5), Crabtree (6) and Carter; Goyne, Brookman (6) and Swecker, Poff (6). W — Goyne.

L — Smith.

Highlights: Crismond (C) 2 for 3, 2 runs, 2B; Crabtree (C) 3B, RBI; Cody Johnson (G) 2 for 4, 3B, 3 RBIs; Alex McDowell (G) 3 for 4, 3 RBIs; Trent Dankos (G) 2 for 4, 2 runs.

Records: Caroline n/r; Goochland 3-3 Orange.......................0010300—473 Goochland.................002021x—571 Reininger and Pitts; McGuire and Ragland.

Highlights: David Dulin (O) 3 for 3, 2B, 2 runs; Zack Reininger (O) 2 for 4, HR, 3 RBIs; Wes McGuire (G) 9 K’s; Scott Ragland (G) 1 for 3, 2B, 3 RBIs; Jess McLaughlin (G) 2 for 3, run; Alex McDowell (G) 2 for 3; Chase Brookman (G) 2 for 4, run.

Records: Orange 5-3, 2-1 Jefferson; Goochland 4-3, 2-3 Jefferson

Indians have Bulldogs’ number one more time Goochland softball suffers second loss to No. 7 Powhatan

BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent

The Goochland softball team has only suffered two losses in the 2011 season. The problem is, both of those loss-

es came from the same team — arch rival Powhatan, which is currently ranked No. 7 in the Times-Dispatch poll.

The Indians captured their second victory over the young Bulldogs, 9-1 on Monday night in Goochland.

Powhatan got off to an early start, scoring four in the second inning and padding that

lead throughout the remaining stanzas.

Goochland couldn’t get moving offensively and a powerful group of Powhatan bats took advantage of several miscues to secure the win.

“I thought we didn’t play up to our potential today,” said Goochland Coach Amy Henneberger. “We are capable

of playing much better. When you play a team like Powhatan, all aspects of your game must be sharp, and we didn’t have that today.”

The Indians put the game out of reach in the fourth inning when Katelynn Garrett hit a two RBI inside the park home run.

Powhatan added another

run in the fourth for a 7-0 lead.

Indians’ hurler Rachael Walters was overpowering for five innings and the Bulldogs had trouble catching up with her pitches. “I thought we controlled the game with our pitching today,” said Powhatan Coach Marie Crump.

Crump felt her team came

up with key hits when they needed them. “Offensively, I thought we had a couple of good innings where we hit strong and made good contact,” she said.

Despite the No. 7 ranking, the Indians are still a work in progress. “It’s one of those see Softball >page 9

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Goochland girls’ soccer splits two games

BY JIM RIDOLPHI Special Correspondent

You win some and you lose some.

That’s exactly what the Goochland’s girls soccer team did last week, recording a 7-0 win over Nottoway and dropping a one-sided 5-0 decision to visiting Orange.

Coach Tom Reid felt the Bulldogs looked relaxed against Nottoway, and the win bolstered the young team’s confidence.

“The Nottoway game was fun for the girls and everyone who was on the bench got to play,” Reid said. “The game let the girls know that they can win and sports are fun to play.

As always, when we get a lead many of the team members get to play.”

On the other hand, the Hornets were just too strong for Goochland and utilized a healthy dose of speed to sub-

Photo by Jim Ridolphi

Goochland midfielder Rebecca McCann, right, battles with Orange’s Alexa Eclipse (11) during second half action.

due the Bulldogs. “The Orange team had great speed and skill in areas where we are not quite as proficient,” Reid said. “The

girls often become frustrated and this shows in their faces and actions. We try to encourage them to improve their

speed and skills in every game and practice.”

Whether it was a drastic change in weather conditions or the physical challenge of games on consecutive days, the Bulldogs couldn’t dent a stubborn Orange defense and dropped a 5-0 decision.

“Back-to-back games are tough as most people need time to rest and recover from a tough game,” Reid said. “I do not think that fatigue was a factor but the change in temperature could have been, especially quick up and downs of several degrees.”

Hornet coach Lindsey Jones was pleased with her team’s performance. “I thought we started off a little rocky at the beginning, but we picked up speed and momentum as the first half progressed,” she said.

“That really helped us during the second half and we carried that momentum over.”

Orange has concentrated

on increasing the speed aspect of their game during practice, and that work paid off against the Bulldogs. “We’ve worked hard to improve our speed, because we played too slow in some earlier matches,” Jones said.

Alexa Eclipse had two goals for the Hornets, one of them coming on a free kick from about 35 yards out.

“Alexa is a great team player,” Jones said. “She has lovely tracks and beautiful control of the ball and we can always depend on her to get it in the goal.”

Reid pointed out that the Bulldogs would continue to work on making the small improvements that make a difference between wins and losses.

“As a team we are not playing as well together as we had hoped for by this time in the season,” he said. “They will continue to improve and we

can surprise some of the other teams. We need to improve our vision of the field and become better passers.”

The Bulldog coach is encouraged by the play of some of his younger players.

“Freshmen that have stepped up are Rebecca McCann, Mesa Willis, and Jessie Short as a keeper,” Reid said. “Others are improving from week to week and are developing a more positive mental attitude of the game.”

Goochland................................. 5 2 7 Nottoway.................................... 0 0 0 G: Zogran (2) Panas (2) Willis, Moore, Short Saves: Short (G) 1, Marria (G) 1, Armistead (11) Records: Goochland 2:5, Jefferson 0:5, Nottoway 0:2 Goochland................................. 0 0 0 Orange........................................ 3 2 5 G: Donahue (3), Allman, Mthethwa Saves: Short (G) 12, Chronister (O) 5 Records: Goochland 2:6, Jefferson 0:6, Orange 3:1

Carroll takes the mound

Softball continued from >page 8 games where you are looking to get better,” Crump said. “I thought we made a couple of base running mistakes, but we’re young and will get better.”

When it comes to summing up her opponent, Crump noted something that may please the Goochland squad. “They are an improved team from the last time we played,” she said.

Freshman Katlyn Jones got the start for the Bulldogs and went five innings.

Henneberger felt her team didn’t put their best foot forward against the Indians.

“I’m disappointed with the outcome,” she said. “We can hit a lot better and we can play defense better than we did today. We let a lot of balls drop in between the infield

Photo by Jim Ridolphi

Powhatan’s Morgan Revels (12) slides in under the tag of Goochland’s Jordan Fleming in the seventh inning of the No. 7 Indians’ 9-1 win on Monday evening.

and outfield. That killed us.”

Powhatan.................0403101—9131 Goochland...............0000001—1 4 3

Walters, Marshall (6) and Boyles; K. Jones, Duty (5) and Tester, Fleming (5). W — Walters. L — K. Jones.

Highlights: Cameron Smith (P) 2 for 4, 2 RBIs; Christina Boyles (P) 3 for

4; Addie Johnson (P) 2 for 3, RBI; Jesse Leroy (G) 2 for 3.

Records: Powhatan 8-1; Goochland 5-2

Photo by Charlie Leffler

Freshman Kevin Carroll saw action on the mound for the second time this season as Randolph-Macon hosted No. 2 ranked Christopher Newport last week. For photo gallery and game story go to www.goochlandgazette.com.

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from 8-12 p.m. All proceeds go Hearts Relay For Life Team Bella Italia! at the Goochland to those who need help in the is hosting a Bingo party at Hadensville Fire Department. A Branch Library at 6:45 p.m. Savor community! $10 donation to the American a taste of Italy with a photoGum Spring United Cancer Society is requested to graphic tour of Venice, Florence, and Assisi. Refreshments served Methodist Church is having an play. Great prizes! Food and courtesy of the Friends of the Easter Egg Hunt for the commu- drink available for purchase.

Goochland Library. Call 556- nity. Address at 35 Church Lane, Sunday, April 24 4774 or visit the library at 3075 Gum Spring, Va. 23065. Right on River Road West for more infor- Three Chopt Rd. if headed south Forest Grove Christian on Rt. 522. mation.

Church will have a Sun Rise Bake Sale at Church of Our Service at 6:30 a.m. Breakfast will Saturday, April 16 Saviour Montpelier,from 9-1 p.m. immediately follow the outdoor Dunn’s Chapel Church Fresh baked cakes, pies, cookies, service. Sunday School for all ages T.I.M.’s group (Together In bread and more. For more infor- - 9:45 a.m. Worship – 11 a.m. We Mission) in Montpelier located mation contact Church of Our would like to invite anyone who does not have a church home to corner of St.Peters church road Saviour at 883-5943. join us as we celebrate the anniand Dunn’s Chapel road is hav7 p.m., Mt. Gilead Purple versary of the resurrection of our ing Our annual Big Yard Sale Thursday, April 14

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Goochland Family YMCA. For more information, please contact Goochland County Parks and Recreation at 556-5854.

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The 7th annual Spring Garden Fest will be presented by the Goochland-Powhatan Master Gardener Association from 8:304 p.m. It will be held at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College Goochland Campus at 1851 Dickinson Road. There will be 19 classes and workshops offered during the day. You can come to visit the GPMGA displays, plant sales, see what vendors have to offer, and talk to the experts.

This event will take place rain or shine.

X-Treme Sports Festival at 522 Skateboard Park,1-4 p.m.Itchin’to try out the new skateboard? Catch some air at the 2011 X-Treme Sports Festival! Free skate, music, pizza and refreshments with skate vendors on site. Climbing wall and extreme activities provided by the US Army National Guard.

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Pastor - Antioch Baptist Church located at 4712 River Road West, Goochland Virginia is accepting resumes. All interested applicants should submit a resume by May 31st, 2011 to Deacon Wilbert Ware, P.O. Box 295, Goochland, VA. 23063 Care Advantage has opened a new location in

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AGENT Virginia Farm Bureau has an exciting opportunity available for an ambitious sales professional! If you have a strong desire for financial success while also giving back to your community then we may have the career for you! As an Agent with VFB, you will be able to protect the quality of life of our members through our insurance services, help support farming in Virginia and have the potential for limitless income for yourself! We are now accepting resumes for our Goochland office.

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Direct Support Professionals Heart Havens, Inc. is currently recruiting Part Time (afternoon, evening, overnight & weekend hours available) Direct Support Staff to work in our Ashland, Varina and Goochland residential group homes. Previous experience working with adults with intellectual disabilities preferred.

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6 temporary farmworkers needed for common field labor in tobacco, soybeans, corn, cotton and other diversified crops in Johnston County, North Carolina, for Donald Wayne Worley with work beginning on or about 05/26/2011 and ending on or about 11/02/2011. The minimum offered wage rate that workers will be paid is $9.30 per hour. Workers must commit to work the entire contract period. Workers are guaranteed work for 3/4 of the contract period, beginning with the first day the worker arrives at the place of employment. All work tools, supplies and equipment are provided at no cost to the worker. Housing will be provided to those workers who cannot reasonably return to their permanent residence at the end of each working day. Transportation and subsistence will be provided by the employer upon completion of 50% of the work contract, or earlier, to workers who are recruited from outside the area of intended employment.

Applicants must provide documentation that they are eligible legally to work in the United States. Workers may be required to submit to random drug and alcohol testing. Applicants should report or send resumes to the nearest local office of their State Workforce Agency and reference job order #NC10019625. Job service agents should contact William Grant, NC ESC-Ag Services at (919) 733-3210. EOE. C-11090-28820.

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT STUART WOLFF, D.D.S. WHOSE OFFICE IS LOCATED AT 1600 HOCKETT ROAD, MANAKIN-SABOT, VIRGINIA 23103 (GOOCHLAND COUNTY) HAS RETIRED AND TRANSFERRED HIS GENERAL DENTISTRY PRACTICE TO STEPHEN E. GLICK, D.D.S., P.C. AT THE WRITTEN REQUEST OF ANY PATIENT OR AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF ANY PATIENT, THE RECORDS OF THE PATIENT WILL BE SENT TO A LICENSED DENTIST OF PATIENT’S CHOICE OR PROVIDED TO THE PATIENT. THE COST FOR SUPPLYING THE REQUESTED RECORDS SHALL BE PAID BY THE PATIENT OR THE PROVIDER REQUESTING SAME AND SHALL NOT EXCEED THE COST OF COPYING AND MAILING SAID RECORDS.

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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION FOR GOOCHLAND COUNTY Public notice is hereby given that the Board of Equalization for Goochland County will meet on the days hereafter listed for the purpose of hearing complaints of inequalities including errors in acreage. Upon hearing such complaints, either oral or written, the Board will give consideration AND INCREASE, DECREASE OR AFFIRM such real estate assessments. Before a change can be granted, the taxpayer or his agent must overcome a clear presumption in favor of the assessment. The taxpayer or agent must prove that the property is not uniform with other similar properties or prove that the property is assessed in excess of its fair market value.

Property owners who have completed a review of their 2011 assessment with the County Assessor will be scheduled an appointment with the Board of Equalization. Meetings of the Board to hear objections will be held at the Goochland County Administration Building, 1800 Sandy Hook Road. The dates, times and conference rooms are: April 27, 2011

9:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. Conference Room 233

April 28, 2011

9:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. Conference Room 233

(Additional dates and times will be scheduled if necessary and advertised)

By order of the Goochland County Board of Equalization.

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Outgoing Henrico County Police Chief Col. Henry W. Stanley officially handed over the command to new chief Lt. Col. Doug Middleton at a change of command ceremony held last week in the plaza at the Western Government Center in Henrico.

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Contributed Report Prevention Connections has named Henrico County Public Schools (HCPS) the 2011 Virginia Healthy Business of the Year at an April 5 awards luncheon at the Newport News Marriott at City Center.

Virginia Secretary of Health and Human Resources Dr. Bill Hazel presented the award during the second Reducing Tobacco Use National Conference cosponsored by Prevention Connections and the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth.

Henrico County Public Schools was recognized for its exceptional health and wellness services and its commitment to smoke-free workplaces. HCPS Supervisor of School Health Jessica Dawson and Administrator of Social Work Services Jan Parrish accepted the award for the school system.

“Prevention Connections commends Henrico County Public Schools for providing a healthy, smoke-free environment and for its progressive, innovative health and wellness programs,” says Prevention Connections Chairman Danny Saggese.

“I am proud to represent Henrico County Public Schools and appreciate that our administration, school board, and leaders value the whole child and the relationship between health and education,” says HCPS Supervisor of

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School Health Jessica Dawson. “Our efforts are guided by our School Health Advisory Board, and we implement the Coordinated School Health Framework to meet the needs of our students and staff.”

All Henrico County school buildings and grounds are smoke-free, except for small, optional designated smoking areas for employees that are out of sight of students. HCPS employees are not permitted to use tobacco products in the presence of students.

The school system’s Coordinated Health Program provides health and wellness services to approximately 7,000 staff members and 47,000 students. It includes a wide array of programs and initiatives, including: • The HCPS Wellness Policy: Created in 2006, it ensures that nutrition and activity are enforced beyond the standard practices as regulated by the federal and state government. All sodas except diet sodas have been eliminated from School Nutrition Service’s student vending machines along with high-calorie and high-fat snacks.

• HCPS… Let’s Walk!: A twice-yearly walking program, provides a safe, halfmile walking route and pedometers for see SCHOOLS page 3

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counted the hours. It’s mixed emotions. I’m sure the phones won’t ring at night anymore; at least that’s what I hope. But those are the things I will miss because I’m really concerned about every officer in the division of police,” he added.

Stanley said he’s handing over the command to capable hands in the form of Lt. Col. Middleton.

“I’m sure Col. Middleton will lead you into the future. I hope you will continue to do what you’ve done in the past and that’s continue to serve the citizens of Henrico County in the best possible way,” Stanley told the assembled ranks.

Middleton began his career with Henrico in 1972, after a distinguished military career that included service in Vietnam as an aviator and radio operator. The Hermitage graduate received two bronze stars among other awards for his service.

Middleton was selected after an extensive national search and chosen from 37 candidates representing 18 states.

“It’s awesome to see the crowd here today and it’s also wonderful to assume command of such a wonderful organization,” Middleton said after accepting the department’s colors. He credited Stanley for laying the groundwork that will make his

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Lt. Col. Doug Middleton stands by at the changeover ceremony last week.

job easier. “I think it’s fair to say that Col. Stanley has lived the path of righteousness that has brought us to this point,” Middleton said. “Your focus on not only how our organization grows in terms of its ability to accomplish its mission, but your focus on the four ways that individuals grow, mentally, physically socially and spiritually, has made us the organization that we are today.”

County Manager Virgil R. Hazelett commended Stanley on his many years of service and presented a plaque of appreciation from the county. “I think everyone knows who you are and what you are and what you mean to this community,” Hazelett said. “I can think of no greater thing to say to you except

well done, good and faithful servant,” he added.

Middleton said Stanley’s almost 50 years of service left a positive mark on the department and the community.

“You have left me with a championship team not only in the leadership and organization, but in the men and women who serve here.”

Stanley said he’s not sure what he’ll do with all the spare time, but for now, he’s just glad to have a minute to catch his breath.

“Basically, I’ve been tied to the job so long that my wife and I have thought about doing a lot of things,” Stanley said. “But, it will be nice to get up in the morning and be able to decide what we’ll do that day.”

Henrico Business Leader and Henrico community Leader of the Year awards announced Contributed Report Ken Wayland of Free Agents Marketing was announced as the winner of the 2011 Henrico Business Leader of the Year Award.

Presented by the Henrico Business Council of the Greater Richmond Chamber, the award recognizes an individual(s) or organization that demonstrates excellence in fostering partnerships resulting

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in business growth or retention, enhanced educational opportunities, service to the community; exhibits enthusiasm for Henrico County; and has made a difference in the community.

Ken Wayland started Free Agents Marketing in 2001 with three partners. Today he is the company’s president and sole owner, significantly growing both staff and revenues consistently

for 10 years. With 43 employees offering full-service communications, including advertising, marketing, public relations and event management, Free Agents has its roots in Henrico County. In 2010, Ken Wayland opened an office in Hampton Roads; the same year his company was named one of the Best Places to Work for comsee AWARDS page 3

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participating employees. â&#x20AC;˘ Logic: a 12-week, homegrown nutrition program, is available through an online classroom for staff. â&#x20AC;˘ Personal Empowerment Program: A program that applies the Stages of Change to nutrition and physical fitness through an online classroom. Health interventions are provided for each employee participant at each stage of change. Online and in-person assistance is also available from a registered nurse. â&#x20AC;˘ Healthy cookbooks are scheduled to go out to employees this spring. â&#x20AC;˘ FAMIS: HCPS provides outreach workers to assist employees and parents of students to sign up for state health insurance for their children if needed. Since 2010, nearly 400 children have received

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health insurance. â&#x20AC;˘ Student Health and Physical Education is provided for students in kindergarten through grade 10.

Additional programs include field days, Jump Rope for Heart, Turkey Trot, Fall Field Day, Success Week,

Walk a Kid to School Day, nature trail hikes, Recipe for Success (an afterschool program incorporating student wellness, nutrition and activity), aquatic safety, and more.

Tuckahoe town meeting April 18 to discuss Henrico economy Contributed Report The next town meeting of Tuckahoe District Supervisor Patricia S. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Bannon will examine the status of the economy in Henrico County. The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday,

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Free Agents Marketing has been located in Henrico since its inception and has remained in its office near Innsbrook for 10 years. Free Agents works hard to engage vendors that live and work in Henrico â&#x20AC;&#x201C; giving back millions of dollars to Henrico businesses, including printers, media, local designers and artists and suppliers.

Mark Smith, Franchise Owner of Midas of Richmond, was announced as the 2011 Henrico County Community Leader of the Year. The award honors unsung heroes who show an unwavering support for Henrico County and,

April 18 at Tuckahoe Area Library, 1901 Starling Drive. â&#x20AC;&#x153;How Henrico is Successfully Weathering the Economic Stormâ&#x20AC;? will provide insight into how Henrico has managed the recession and will give an update on the countyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fiscal condition as it looks

toward fiscal year 2012. Finance Director John Vithoulkas will join Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Bannon for a discussion and question-and-answer period.

Tuckahoe town meetings are open to the public. For more information, call 501-4208 or log on to www.patobannon.com.

through hard work and dedication, have made a significant difference in their community.

MarkSmith,Midasof Richmond is the owner of five stores in the Greater Richmond area. Hunger issues are Markâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s passion. Under his leadership, Mark has raised awareness for community programs such as Virginia Blood Services; FeedMore, the conglomerate that is the Central Virginia Food Bank, Central Virginia Meals on Wheels, and the Central Virginia Community Kitchen; the Food Bank BackPack program; and Feeding America, the association for the 203 food banks across the country, among many others. Markâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s creative solutions for engaging the community on such issues have been replicated nationally by other Midas franchise owners.

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the next generation introducing them to the value of giving back. He is an avid supporter of the Deep Run Dance Marathon which successfully raised $160,000 in 2011. Students at the school identify meaningful ways to give back to their community through this annual program.

Mark is a volunteer serving on the boards of several organizations in the Greater Richmond region including Virginia Blood Services, FeedMore, Better Business Bureau, and Retail Merchants Association to name a few.

The awards will be presented May 4 at a ceremony at Henrico Doctorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hospital on Forest Avenue at 7:15 p.m.

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Virginia folk artists including Wayne Henderson, guitar; Walter Messick, dulcimer; Ganell Marshall, corn shuck dolls; Elton Williams, steel drum set; Clyde Jenkins, white oak baskets; and Randal Eller, fiddle and mandolin will be on display. An opening reception will be held on May 12 from 7-9pm.

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