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As election looms, registrar replaced

After 50 years, county’s zoning ordinance will have new look

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Less than a full year after beginning his tenure as Goochland County’s registrar, it was confirmed on Tuesday that Winston Forrest is no longer employed by the county. The move comes with just three weeks to go before the congressional midterm elections. Electoral Board secretary Robin Lind declined to go into further detail about Forrest’s Forrest departure on Tuesday, calling it a personnel matter. Lind said his board has appointed Ryan Mulligan,

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Now approaching its 50th birthday, Goochland County’s zoning ordinance is getting a makeover. According to the county’s Director of Community Development Jo Ann Hunter, county staff has been making steady progress on an overhaul of the document, working to streamline, update and demystify several sections that are less than user-friendly in their current state. In addition to ensuring that the ordinance aligns with the county’s current comprehensive plan, Hunter told supervisors during the board’s Oct. 2 meeting that there is also a focus on reformatting, including adding charts, diagrams and graphs where they are appropriate. Hunter explained to board members that the county had been averaging around one zoning ordinance amendment a month in recent years, a clear indication that some revisions were needed. She also stressed, however, that the rewrite is not see Zoning rewrite > 3

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Historical Society dinner set for Oct. 24 The Goochland County Historical Society will be holding a 50th anniversary dinner at Tanglewood Ordinary on Oct. 24, and will be celebrating 50 years of striving to preserve and promote Goochland County’s history. Tickets are $30 per person. Call the Goochland Historical Society at (804) 556-3966 for tickets and more information.

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occur in people’s homes, and that the danger increases as temperatures dip. Added to this is the fact that, as MacKay explained, modern home construction has greatly diminished the time people have to get out of their homes if a fire does break out. Years ago, MacKay said, homes and much of what was in them were created from natural materials. Much of what we live with today, he said, “is basically solidified gasoline.” This means that the average house fire is now doubling in size every minute, decreasing

the average time a person has to get out from 17 minutes to around 3. “This is why it is so important to have a plan,” MacKay said, and to make sure that fire alarms are in working order and placed in the appropriate places — ideally one in each sleeping area and one in every hallway outside of a sleeping area. According to the National Fire Protection Association, (www.nfpa.org), smoke alarms should be tested once a month, and should be replaced every 10 years.

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Residents urged to have fire plan With the advent of cold weather right around the corner, Goochland residents are being warned of the increased danger of house fires. According to Goochland Fire-Rescue Chief Bill MacKay, the state is already ahead of 2017 in the number of fire deaths for this time of year. Last year, there were 42 fatalities by Oct. 12, compared to 48 already this year. MacKay said around 80 percent of fire-related deaths

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The Goochland County Animal Shelter has temporarily relocated to the County’s Central High School Cultural and Educational Complex located at 2748 Dogtown Road, in Goochland. The temporary Animal Shelter will operate at the rear of the Central High School Complex until the new shelter is completed. Citizens can continue to contact the Animal Shelter by calling (804) 556-5302. The shelter currently has the following pets available to a good home: A female brown tabby kitten, about 9 weeks old; a neutered male hound, about 2 to 4 years old; and a female blue tick mix, about a year old. The Goochland Animal Shelter is open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. The facility has many lost dog and cat fliers posted. For more information on these pets, as well as the many more still in need of homes at the Goochland Animal Shelter, call (804) 5565302. You also can visit the shelter on Facebook at “Goochland County Animal Control.”

Crozier Company 2’s Fire Auxiliary is having its famous Brunswick Stew and Bake Sale on Oct. 27 at the Company 2 Fire Station on River Road in Crozier. This is the 12th year that the company has had the privilege of offering

the delicious Brunswick Stew, which is lovingly made under the direction of master chef Lloyd Minter. The Bake Sale starts at 10 a.m. and the stew can be picked up starting at 1 p.m. Tickets for the stew can be purchased from any Auxiliary

member, and checks can also be made out to Goochland Fire and Rescue Association in the amount of $8 per quart and sent to Auxiliary President Ann Casey at 1447 Cardwell Rd., Crozier VA 23039. She will mail back the stew tickets.

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Friends’ book sale to feature rare finds The Friends of the Goochland Branch Library will be hosting a Book Sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 27 in conjunction with Goochland Days. In addition to large collections of books for sale in the fields of history, drama, travel, biography, and religion, there will also be

a large collection of rare and special books for sale, including a first edition of the timeless children’s classic “Bambi” and a complete 15-volume set of the definitive Time/Life “Library of Photography.” The sale, which will to benefit the Goochland Branch Library, will even be offering all fiction books for

free from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. The sale will be held in the back of the Parks and Recreation Building, near the intersection of Routes 6 and 522 in Goochland (signs will direct shoppers to the sale). For more information, call the Goochland Branch Library at (804) 556-4774.

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process have been “modernize, simplify and clarify.” According to County Administrator John Budesky, the cost to have an outside firm complete a similar rewrite would be “as much as half a million dollars.” As far as a timeline for the completion of the project, Hunter said she expects to have the document ready for an informal roundtable meet-

ing with local developers by the end of October, and then will take the feedback from that meeting back to her team. A meeting with the Design Review committee will follow in February, followed by a series of public meetings to get the revised ordinance out in front of county residents. Final completion and adoption is slated for January 2020.

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Wednesday, Oct. 17 Goochland Country Parks and Recreation has partnered with RichCity Basketball to host a basketball clinic at Goochland Sports Complex from 5 to 7 p.m. for participants ages 10 to 14. This clinic will focus on individual and team fundamentals including ball handling, shooting, passing, perimeter moves, and defense concepts. Coaches will create and environment that is both challenging and encouraging. Fee to participate is $20. For more information, contact Parks and Recreation at (804) 556-5854. Goochland County Parks and Recreation will be hosting Ballroom Dance for those ages 16 and older from 6 to 7 p.m. at Goochland Sports Complex. This class is for beginning social dancers who want to comfortably dance to a variety of music. Participants will also learn basic rhythm patterns such as Waltz and Tango. The cost to take part is $40. For more information, contact Parks and Recreation at (804) 556-5854.

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swing and chip away while playing games and having fun with a sport they can play for life. The cost to participate is $44. For more information, contact Parks and Recreation at (804) 556-5854. Goochland County Parks and Recreation is offering a new format of tennis which will be held at Randolph Elementary school for children ages 5 to 10. The equipment heights and net are decreased to make learning easier for the children. This program will be held at Randolph Elementary School from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., and the cost to participate is $55. For more information, contact Parks and Recreation at (804) 556-5854. Storytimes at the Goochland Branch Library are as follows: Toddler at 10 a.m.; Preschool at 10:45 a.m.; and Mother Goose at 11:30 a.m. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information. Friday, Oct. 19

Goochland Parks and Recreation will be hosting Swing Away Golf for children in grades K-5 (ages 5 to 12) at Goochland Sports Complex from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. This class will allow kids to putt,

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Obituaries CYNTHIA L. DUKE Cynthia Lee Duke, 70, of Maidens, went to be with Jesus on Oct. 9, 2018, peacefully at home with family by her side. Born to the late William and Vivian Lee on March 2, 1948 in Richmond, Cindi graduated from Hu g u e n o t High School in 1966, DUKE received a B.S. from the Old Dominion University in 1970 and a Ph.D. in Naturopathy from Clayton

College of Natural Medicine in 1999. Cindi is survived by her loving husband, Earl Carter Duke Sr., whom she was happily married to for 40 years; by children, Sarah Morris, Carter Duke, Corey Duke, Dawn Dodge, Ginger Burr, Solomon Duke, Daniel Duke and Aaron Duke; and by 10 grandchildren. Cindi is survived by one sister, Marilyn Glowa. Cindi was a loving wife and devoted mother. She was immensely proud of her family and leaves behind beautiful memories and a legacy of love and service to others. see Obituaries > 15

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Letters to the Editor Brat remains best choice for election Dear Editor, I’m a small business owner — eight full-time and two part-time employees. While I am not looking to add staff at my company, I am conducting a job interview for another position: someone to represent me in the House of Representatives in Washington DC. For that position, I’ve decided to hire Dave Brat — again. Here’s my employee evaluation that explains that decision. Dave Brat believes that the government should take less money in taxes, and bring greater efficiency to its operations. I see firsthand the benefit of the new tax cuts – for employees and employers. I want to keep Dave’s principle of “less tax/ more efficiency” to continue working for Goochland. Dave Brat works well with his colleagues in Congress. I appreciate that Dave has the ability to find areas where Democrats and Republicans support legislation he champions. Imagine: Dave Brat had Joe Kennedy, Debbie Wasserman-Schultz and Adam Schiff (in fact

61 Democrats in total!) cosponsor his legislation (HR 3197) in the Veterans Affairs Committee. He clearly is doing something right to create that type of cooperation. Dave Brat is an active and engaged advocate in our community. Dave has brought an admirable level of visibility and presence into Goochland County and the 7th District. In the last three weeks I have attended two Town Halls Dave has sponsored. The first addressed the issue of Human Trafficking – a travesty that preys on those least able to protect themselves – usually women and children. The second Town Hall was on Veterans’ issues – addressing issues my fellow veterans encounter as they deal with the VA, and with their service-related disabilities. I want Dave to continue advocating on those types of important issues. I realize there are two other candidates (job applicants) for the 7th District seat in Congress. I don’t have a thing to say critical about them – I’ve never met either of them! I’m interested in what an employee can do, not listen-

ing to negative comments about another job applicant. (I can’t imagine why any job candidate would expect me to hire him/her if their application was a litany of criticism of another individual. That’s a toxic work environment I don’t want among my employees!) I have evaluated Dave’s record of lowering taxes and working for government efficiency, and I continue to see him present in Goochland County and across the 7th District. Dave Brat works with Republicans and Democrats to address issues important to me. I invite the other voters here in Goochland to vote for Dave on Nov. 6, and to keep him working for us. Sincerely, Jonathan Lyle Manakin Sabot

Brat’s ads don’t tell the whole truth To the Editor, What would Dave Brat and others of his ilk say if President Obama would have gone to attend a fundraiser when a massive hurricane devastated parts of the Gulf Coast. They would

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have attacked him with the most vicious words possible. Trump did exactly that as hurricane Michael devastated the panhandle and parts of the south. Yes, he will go down to Florida next week. He may even toss out toilet paper or paper towels to the locals as he did in Puerto Rico. Trump will authorize FEMA to do everything to help the citizens and localities affected. And then, what will Dave Brat do? When the bills come to the Congress for allocating money to help, he will likely vote no just like he did after hurricane Harvey for the citizens of Texas. Ads for Brat make him look caring but history shows that he does not care about anything except for getting re-elected. As reported before, empathy is not in Dave Brat’s consciousness. During his first term in Congress, Brat earned the nickname of the “Abominable No-Man” for his refusal to fund just about anything.

These days, some afraid to speak up Dear Editor, I was preparing a letter to the editor on a political topic concerning Virginians. After watching the events that unfolded in the Kavanaugh hearings , the hysterical harassment of individuals and their families, I demurred. What unfolded was nothing less than an attempt to suppress free speech. My concerns were that my views would negatively impact the peace and safety of my family. A sad state to find ourselves in, especially in Virginia, where many of the sentinel issues of our democracy were formulated. Thanks, Richard Carchman Columbia

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Dear Editor, There is currently a political ad on TV and the internet that features a Respectfully submitted, Goochland mother talking Ike Koziol about her son’s diabetes. As Manakin Sabot a mother myself, I think it is despicable for any mother see Letters > 7

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Efforts to fix ordinance a sign of good governance By Roslyn Ryan Editor

A few months ago, I saw a commercial on television that featured something I’ve been wanting for as long as I can remember. No, it wasn’t a new car, or a tech gadget, or a fancy-pants new bedroom set. In fact, what was featured on the commercial wasn’t a thing at all. It was, in essence, the services of a person who would magically pop up out of nowhere whenever you are presented with information that is so purposely opaque, so densely packed with excess adjectives and clauses and jargon, that it is almost impossible to understand. How would this help? Imagine going to buy a car or get a loan and being able to easily understand all the teensy-tiny fine print in everything you were asked to sign. Imagine being able to totally and easily grasp Latin-riddled legal documents or not to have your eyes roll back in your head when trying to comprehend the owner’s manual of your newest gadget. If you just had a way to take the complicated, half-page paragraphs and condense them into something faster, simpler, and easier to digest — without losing any meaning, of course — how much more empowered would you be? People are busy, after all, and with so many of us juggling hectic work and family lives, who has time to decode the practically indecipherable? Fortunately, Goochland County appears to understand this dilemma. In the next few months, as they work to refresh the soon-to-be-50-yearold county zoning ordinance, county officials have announced that they will be working to present the inforsee Rewrite > page 7

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mation in a way that is more user-friendly and easier to navigate than its current iteration. That means, according to those working on the plan, that special attention will be given to making sure that county residents who need to find information about a given coderelated topic will not have to wade through endless blocks of technical gobbledygook in order to get what they need. I’m sure an efficiency expert or customer service guru could go on and on about why this is such a wonderful idea, or detail the various long-range benefits of helping the county’s “customers” to have a less stressful experience. I, however, am choosing to boil the whole thing down to one simple, easy-to-understand word: Smart.

to exploit their own child for any reason, much less political gain! In the ad she shows very personal pictures of her ailing son. I know all about diabetes as I grew up with two immediate family members that were insulin dependent diabetics. I had to understand how and why a mother would use her own child like that, so I did some research on the House Resolution that was featured for the ad’s tag line “Brat voted against protections for pre existing conditions.” False. The fact is that Congressman Brat voted to protect people with pre existing conditions as part of the Republican health care plan. He attempted to explain that vote to his constituents at a town hall meeting in Chesterfield where Abigail Spanberger sat in the front row, as protestors from her side disrupted the meeting and

turned it into a useless circus. I don’t understand how anyone can vote for a candidate who would approve an ad of a mother exploiting her own son. It is shameful. Barbara Slone Maidens Dear Editor, Dave Brat helped me personally by assisting me in getting a dramatic reduction in the cost of my monthly insulin prescription. I know firsthand that Dave Brat is compassionate, helpful and accessible to the citizens of Goochland County and the 7th District. I saw an ad for Ms. Spanberger that featured a Goochland mom whose son is a diabetic. The ad said that Dave Brat voted against allowing pre-existing conditions in our health care law. The ad implied that Dave Brat is somehow hurting his constituents.

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Nothing could be further from the truth. Congressional votes are continually being taken regarding our health care law and many of them are procedural votes. It is misleading to use one of these procedural votes against him. The fact of the matter is that Dave Brat has never voted to eliminate pre-existing conditions and believes in retaining this coverage feature. He wants to improve access and quality of health care. Dave Brat has supported legislative efforts of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) and voted for the CURES Act, which funds research for cures for diseases such as diabetes. It is disingenuous for Ms. Spanberger to use a constituent to twist Dave Brat’s positions.

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Goochland’s Perry Snead-Johnson (left) and Connor Popielarz (right) approach the running game in different ways, but they have each found the end zone often for the Goochland Bulldogs to key the rushing attack this season.

Snead-Johnson, Popielarz key Bulldogs attack By Billy Fellini Sports Editor While teammates, Goochland’s Perry SneadJohnson and Connor Popielarz bring different perspectives to the Bulldogs running game On one side, SneadJohnson, the elder statesmen and a quick and shifty runner. The other, Popielarz, the young, quiet bulldozer of a back. Together, though, the pair

has racked up touchdown after touchdown this season as Goochland has compiled another undefeated run through the regular season so far. “Perry does all the leadership stuff,” Goochland head coach Alex Fruth said. “He’s a team captain, he does the intangibles. He does the leadership and the vocal part. He is not only a leader by example, but also by performance and having

expectations for everyone.” Snead-Johnson has found the end zone often this season. In the Oct. 5 game rout over Cumberland, Snead-Johnson scored from 9-yards out and a huge 63-yard run. On Sept. 12 against Nottoway, Snead-Johnson also had two scored in a 30-13 win over the Cougars. He scored from 40 yards and 25 yards that night. He also had the would-be

game-winning touchdown against Thomas Jefferson in the fourth quarter in that 14-7 final to open the season. “The season is going well,” Snead-Johnson said. “We still have some things that we need to work on, but we’re making progress.” Another aspect of SneadJohnson’s game that Fruth points to is his blocking. “He might be the best blocking kid we have on the team,” he

said. “We ask him to go down and block on (defensive) ends. We ask him to block some of the faster outside linebackers. He does both of those jobs really, really well. It’s to the point where he’s the model. The other guys know that if they want to get touches, they have to block. If Perry blocks, I know I’m going to get him the ball, which is awesome. We’ve had multiple years of him doing that and it was one of the first things I

noticed about him on film.” Popielarz, in his first year on the varsity team, hasn’t been a stranger to the end zone either this year for Goochland. In the 52-0 win over Cumberland, he scored on a 15-yard pass from CJ Towles and scored on a 22-yard run. He scored twice against Central Lunenburg, from 25 yards and on a 37-yard pass

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The Benedictine Cadets trailed by 17 points going into the fourth quarter and seemed destined to extend the team’s losing streak to three games. But, Cadets quarterback Andrew Puccinelli threw three touchdown passes as part of 28 unanswered points in five minutes to completely turn the tables on Collegiate and complete a comeback 38-35 win. Puccinelli found Painter Richards-Baker for a 31-yard touchdown pass to start things off for the Cadets. Then, Steven Walden scored for Benedictine from one-yard out to bring the Cadets that much closer. Puccinelli followed that score up with a 32-yard strike to Dillon Tennyson, and then found Richards-Baker again for a 32-yard touchdown pass that put the Cadets ahead. Collegiate scored on an 18-yard touchdown pass in

Bulldogs continued from >8 from Devin McCray on Sept. 7 and had two more on Aug. 31 against Fork Union, from 41 yards and 4 yards. He also scored on a 25-yard run for the Bulldogs on Sept. 28 against Buckingham. “We just keep winning,” Popielarz said. “There’re things we can improve on, but we keep doing that every week and we’re building up to the postseason.” Fruth said that Popielarz is a talent that will continue to ascend as he gets older and more experienced. He was a player that caught Fruth’s eye when he was at Atlee last season and saw Popielarz play on the Bulldogs JV team.

the fourth quarter, but the score came with four seconds remaining and not enough time to score again. The win improved the Cadets to 3-2 this season. They’ll face Woodberry Forest on Oct. 19.

a time of 18:34. Jackson Hoffler was 36th with a 19:00, Joey Cornell was 71st with a 19:58, Jake LeFerriere was 72nd with a 21:01 and Max Jarrell was 82nd with a 20:26. Geoffrey Staunton was 110th.

CROSS COUNTRY

VOLLEYBALL

Goochland’s cross country team competed at the Milestat. com Invitational on Oct. 13 and Emmy Paulin led the way for the Bulldogs with a 63rdplace finish in the Varsity A race for the girls. Paulin ran a 20:10. Grace Juran was 72nd with a 20:15, Anna Kate Wirsing was 115th with a 20:52 and Zella Warner was 127th with a 21:06. Victoria Spooner was 157th with a 21:31, Nadia Esposito was 228th with a 22:54 and Marissa Schroder was 244th with a 23:23. John Williams finished 22nd for the Bulldogs boys team in the Varsity C race with

Goochland’s volleyball team improved to 12-2 on the season with wins on Oct. 9 and Oct.10. On Oct. 9, the Bulldogs defeated Buckingham 25-21, 25-8, 22-25, 25-10. Mary King had 10 kills, five aces and three blocks for the Bulldogs. Megan Harlow added seven kills, wile Trinity Wonderling had 27 assists and seven aces. The next night, the Bulldogs swept Randolph-Henry 25-12, 25-21, 25-21. Margaret Black had eight digs and seven kills in that File Photo by Billy Fellin win for Goochland, with Ellie Benedictine’s Andrew Puccinelli (17), seen here during the Cadets homecoming game on Oct. 6, Spencer contributing 26 digs.

“Connor is one of these kids that two or three years down the road, we’re going to look back and saw ‘wow, he really developed,’” he said. “He’s a quiet kid and he just wants to go out there and do what he wants to do. I love his grit,” the coach added. “He has complained about some injuries here or there, but once he goes in the game, he never talks about it. He just does what he needs to do,” Fruth continued. Fruth said that Popielarz has a unique ability to turn what could be a negative or no gain situation on a play and turn it into something positive. “We’ve seen it a few times this year,” Fruth said. “We had a touchdown earlier this year and when he caught that ball, he

was dead in the water. Two guys later, he was in the back of the end zone. He does some things that are just fun to watch.” This one-two punch that the running backs have developed is something they say they take pride in, as it keeps the defense off-balance and moves the offense forward. “We run one play and that sets up the next play,” SneadJohnson said. “They run a run with Connor up the belly and gain five or 10 yards,” he said. “Then, we run some type of counter or tackle-trap play and that’s how we get our big hitters. It helps our offense flow better and it makes us less predictable.” “When we’re running plays where other people get the ball, I do my best to block for them,”

led Benedictine to a come-from-behind win over Collegiate on Oct. 12.

Popielarz added. “I know that opens up holes for me when I get the ball.” The offensive line for the Bulldogs has developed a chemistry this season that Fruth said is a big reason for the success of the running game as a whole. “What they do really well is they can take criticism,” he said. “We’re probably harder on them than on anyone else. We don’t settle for just the ‘W’ or having great yardage. We talk about every single play. They’ve been getting better and have been learning this season. Overall, they’re a unit that works really well together. They have each other’s backs.” Snead-Johnson and Popielarz are part of a stable of running backs that Fruth said he can deploy in a game situa-

tion and find success. “It’s to the point where, when we look at the stats, I’m always impressed at how balanced we are,” he said. “There’s no back that has the majority of the carries and they’re all round the same numbers. They’re looking at the average, which I really like. It makes it easy. “I know I can run any of our inside stuff with any of the fullbacks and I’m going to get pretty much the same effort. I can run all the outside stuff and I know what I’m going to get.” The Bulldogs were scheduled to play on Oct. 12, but the game was postponed, at first, to Oct. 15 against Bluestone. But, due to Mecklenburg County still having large power outages due to the aftermath of Tropical Storm Michael,

the schools were closed and the game was postponed once again to Oct. 22. Goochland will now have the task of playing three games in the span of seven days, starting on Oct. 19 on the road at Randolph-Henry. The Bulldogs will then host the Barons on Oct. 22 and Prince Edward on Oct. 26. The Homecoming festivities will be on Oct. 26, which is also a change. “We’ve got to control the controlables,” Snead-Johnson said. “We just have to go out there and handle our business.” “I know it’s going to be tough,” Popielarz said. “We’ve been dealing with some nagging injuries. But, you have to push through it one play at a time. We’ll get through it as a team.”

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The Cochrane Rockville Branch starts at 7:30 a.m. and is held at the Library will host LEGOs! from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for those ages 5 to 12. Richmond Country Club. Participants will use their engineerFamily Storytimes at the Cochrane ing skills to create a LEGO design Rockville Branch Library are held at all of their own. Snacks will be pro10:30 a.m. Call (804) 749-3146 or vided by the Friends of the Rockville visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Library. Call (804) 749-3146 for more Tract Road for more information. information. Saturday, Oct. 20 The Goochland Democratic Committee will have their monthly meeting at the Goochland Library at 9:30 a.m. There will be a business meeting, followed by canvassing and postcard writing. All are invited and TUESDAY EVENING 4 PM 4:30 ESPN

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The next meeting of the Richmond Chapter of the Virginia Writers Club will take place from 11:30 to 1:30 at Publix, located at 2250 John Rolfe Parkway. Jean Anderson will be speaking about NANOWRIMO: Who, What, Why,

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and How? This event is free and open shine event and no reservations are to the public. required, but attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn chair. For more The Short Pump Ruritan Club information, call the Goochland will hold its 28th Annual Craft Show County Historical Society at (804) from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Short Pump 556-3966. Middle School at 4701 Pouncey Tract Rd. in Glen Allen. Vendors wishing to The Senior Choir of Second Union participate may call (804) 387-6804 Baptist Church, located at 2843 or emailing suebzink@aol.com. Hadensville Fife Rd, will celebrate its Annual Day at 3 p.m., during which Sunday, Oct. 21 the group will be honoring 100 Men The Goochland County Historical in Black Marching for Christ. The Society will join the members of the keynote speaker will be Pastor Stevie Powhatan County Historical Society Trent Sr., and the event will also for a lively history lesson about feature the male chorus of Emmaus Powhatan County from 3 p.m. to Baptist Church of Goochland. All are 5 p.m. under the giant elm at the welcome to attend, and dinner will Courthouse Tavern. This is a rain or be served immediately following the

program. For more information, call (804) 457-4271. Monday, Oct. 22 Goochland County Parks and Recreation for Adult Paint Night for ages 16 and older at Central High School Rosenwald Room from 6 7:30pm. These classes give students an instructor-guided opportunity to dive into their creative side. Students will also create a masterpiece to take home. All materials are provided and no experience is necessary! The cost to participate is $30. For more information, contact Parks and Recreation at (804) 556-5854.

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