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Volume 55, Number 49 • December 17, 2009

Schools present 2010-11 budget Cuts to the School Board’s proposed 2010-2011 fall nearly $2.2 million short of the county’s request By Amy Condra acondra@goochlandgazette.com

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Santa Claus and Jacob Andelin have a chat at the Farmers Market held indoors at J. Saregeant Reynold’s Community College last Saturday. Executive Director Lisa Dearden said the market continued to show strong sales.

Market moves in for the winter By Ken Odor news@goochlandgazette.com

On a cold windy Saturday last weekend the Goochland Farmers Market enjoyed the warm hospitality of the western campus of J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College. There was even a visit by a jolly old elf clad in red, who held court to

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hear the Christmas wishes of young visitors. Jacob Thomas Andelin (8), of Powhatan, spoke with Santa about his Christmas list, but wouldn’t reveal it to a Gazette reporter. Mom and dad Jim and Nancy Andelin said they are regular visitors to the Goochland Farmers Market during its regular season.

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“We’re big fans,” said Nancy. Lisa Dearden, Executive Director of the Center for Rural Culture, said 29 vendors displayed their wares to more than 500 shoppers. “Even with the downturn in the economy, the Goochland Farmers Market continued to show strong sales

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On Monday Goochland’s school board released its proposed 2010-2011 budget, revealing expenditures that are about $750,000 less than the adjusted 2009-10 budget of $26.1 million. That’s almost $2.1 million short of the $2.9 million reduction requested by County Administrator Rebecca Dickson on Oct. 6. In response to the county’s projected revenue shortfall of $5.4 million next year, Dickson said that local funding for schools will be cut by 15 percent, or $2.9 million. Funding for the school system currently makes up nearly half the county’s budget. At last Tuesday’s school board meeting School Superintendent Linda Underwood said that schools have also been told to expect a 12 – 13 percent reduction in

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state funding next year, which would mean a revenue loss of up to $600,000. Over the past few months Underwood has presented several cost-cutting measures, including staggering school times, closing a centralized gifted center and eliminating several teaching positions. Many parents stood Tuesday night to protest proposed cuts. “The people who make decisions don’t realize that the most affluent people, in the most affluent county, now choose to send their kids to our public schools,” said resident John Wright, adding that if the county degrades its schools, “We are shooting ourselves in the foot.” Wright was also one of many parents who protested the possible closure of the gifted center. According to a revised list of reductions released by the see Budget> page 3

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More than 500 shoppers turned out for last Saturday’s Goochland Farmers Market held at the J. Sargeant Reynolds campus in Goochland.

Market continued from >1 throughout the season,” said Dearden. “People thought it was a crazy idea but we

are doing quite well,” said Steph Rostow of the Virginia Vinegar Works, when asked how her business was doing. She explained that her business

does local wineries a service by taking excess wine off their hands and turning it into vinegar. Elizabeth and Mark Shult of the

Dutch Oven Bakery said the Saturday market had been a success for them. The Shults, regular participants at the Farmers Market during its

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A conditional use request from Springfield Baptist Church, to construct a new church on approximately nine acres located on Manakin Road near the I-64 interchange, gained approval at last week’s Planning Commission meeting. The historic Henrico church is planning to build a 21,000 square-foot building on the site. When the panel first considered the matter, neighbors opposed the size and scope of the original project. A modified plan has gained approval, by a vote of nine to one. The plan outlines plans for a maximum build-out that is reduced from the original request; this eased concerns of some commission members who were worried about the size of the construction. The northern portion of the property will remain wooded, providing a buffer from adjacent neighborhoods such as Wheatlands and Windy Run. The church would also be required to construct a right turn lane from Manakin Road and would set aside funds ($5,000) toward a light at the intersection of Broad Street and Manakin Road. The first phase of the project includes the construction of a 10,500 square-foot sanctuary on the main floor. A basement of the same dimension would be built in phase two of the project. The Board of Supervisors

will consider the application and render a final opinion. The commission also consider the request of Grace Chinese Church, which sought a conditional use permit to construct a new church in three phases. The initial construction would include a 4,680 sqaurefoot multi-function building and a 7,000 square-foot education building. The second phase would include two more buildings representing an additional 17,000 square feet of construction, bringing the total to 28,500 square feet. The lot is located in the Dover District on a site off of Broad Street Road near the intersection with Three Chopt Road. The property is zoned A-2, but any project over 10,000 square feet requires a conditional use permit. Staff recommended approval of the project with proffers guaranteeing the construction of left and right hand turn lanes to ease traffic flow on Broad Street. The left land would not be required until Phase II. Staff also noted the need for future significant road improvements in the future to accommodate increased traffic. They also required the church contribute $5,000 to the Manakin Road light. After hearing the concerns of neighbors, the panel decided to defer the application until January, giving the developer time to provide a more detailed plan for consideration.

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Budget continued from > page 1 schools on Monday, however, the gifted center will be spared. Instead schools are now looking to make cuts in the Tender Tots program and the Virginia Preschool Initiative Program. They are also reducing costs associated with textbooks, software licenses and other supplies. Underwood’s budget also proposes cutting the following positions: Three instructional support teachers, one instructional technology resource teacher, two special education teachers, three instructional assistants, one high school receptionist, a county literacy specialist and a county mathematics specialist. There will also be twoday furloughs for all staff contracted for at least 200 days per year. Salaries for contracted employees make up 79 percent of the budget, said Underwood. The board unanimously approved a revised Reduction in Force (RIF) policy, which Underwood said is now in a form that is “fair and clear.” Goochland resident Elizabeth Nelson-Lyda pointed out that schools were being asked to make severe budget cuts due to the county’s reliance on real estate taxes as its primary source of revenue. “If we want to preserve services in the county and schools we have to raise our tax rate, because that’s the only place we’re getting money,” said Nelson-Lyda. According to the proposed budget released Monday, as revenues are dropping costs are increasing in the following areas: Unemployment insurance, health insurance, electricity, transportation and fuel oil

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for heat. Some residents questioned how the school had determined its insurance plans and carrier. “What is the minimum health insurance mandated for employees?” asked Jane Christie. In a response posted on the school system’s Web site, Underwood wrote that the schools are looking at various health insurance options such as non-traditional programs and selfinsurance. The county has extended the due date for the school budget until the Jan. 28, said Underwood, a full month later than the original budget calendar. “This allows us to review revenue projections from the state, to get a better understanding of where the revenues are coming in,” she said. School Board Chairman Raymond A. Miller ended

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“T he board has not committed itself to cutting any teachers or programs. We’re going to deal with tough times as best we can.” — School Board Chairman Raymond A. Miller Tuesday’s meeting by reminding residents that the budget wasn’t yet final. “The board has not committed itself to cutting any teachers or programs,” he said. “We’re going to deal with the tough times as best we can.” The public hearing scheduled for Dec. 15 will be continued on Jan. 12. The School Board will approve a proposed budget

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Goochland High School’s Dance Company will perform in the Orange Bowl January 5. Members of the group are, front row from left: Jessica Dalton Yonteen Kenney, Melissa Houston and Sam Lawson. Middle row: Jordan Brenner, Lindsey Gold, Katie Hall, Anelle Cleveland and Damion Carroll. Top row: Rachel Vogel, Cieraa Shelton, Amber Robinson,Cassie Pavona, Laura Meadows, Kelsy Valentine and Libby Luedecke. Not pictured Kelsey Lumpkins.

Goochland High School’s Dance Company heads to the Orange Bowl By Ken Odor news@goochlandgazette.com

Goochland High School’s Dance Company is rehearsing their moves for an eight-minute production number at halftime at the Orange Bowl. Fourteen of the 18 members of the advanced dance class, taught by Melissa Black, will be making the trip, spending five days in Miami in preparation for the performance January 5. They’ll join hundreds of other dancers performing to a medley of songs by Kool and the Gang, including numbers like “Jungle Boogie” and “Get Down to It.” Last week found them hard at work in the auditorium of GHS, since they had just received from choreographer Chris Judd the moves they needed to learn for the show. “It’s like a work trip,” said Black. “We’ll be dancing everyday from morning to night.” Black said the group was invited more than a year ago, when a Bowl Games of

America representative called and said they had been referred. “It’s not necessarily that we are better than other groups, just that we got referred,” explained Black. Regardless of the selection process, dancing at the Orange Bowl is a big deal. The trip also includes a two-day dance convention for the class. “We’ve never done anything this involved,” said Black. The group has traveled before, but usually for competitions or classes. “I’ve never been involved in a production this size,” said Black, who has taught dance at GHS for the last 10 years, in addition to serving as the athletic trainer. “It’s an experience the dancers will remember forever.” Black said the students have been working hard since March to raise money for this trip. In addition to hours on hours of rehearsal, they will be taking classes with world-famous choreographers at a two-day dance convention. Several of the members of the class also

discussed the upcoming trip. Junior Amber Robinson has been dancing since she was six years old. “I think it’s very exciting. You don’t get too many opportunities like this,” she said. One factor in the trip is the cost – it’s not cheap. Each member of the group had to raise about $1,200 to cover expenses. Robinson said she sold calendars, worked with the Mr. Goochland Contest and sold plate dinners she cooked at home. Donations from area churches and individuals also helped her in reaching her fund-raising goal. Senior Laura Meadows said she has already been on two Dance Company trips. “We’ll be rehearsing from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.,” she said of the three days they will be in Miami before game day. “We’ve never been under this kind of crunch time, but if we really buckle down we can learn it,” she said. see Dance> page 5

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continued from > page 4 “I can’t believe we’re doing it,” said senior Yonteen Kenney, who has been with Dance Company for three years. Kenney said she was excited to learn that they would be dancing to Kool and the Gang. “I love 80s music,” she said. “Everyone will be working hard.” Kenney praised the Dance Company teacher. “Mrs. Black is awesome,” said Kenney. “She has a lot on her plate.”

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A battle of the boards The School Board will present its budget at a public hearing scheduled for Tuesday evening. For most of the public, the details of this budget will be very different than the cuts that have been proposed by School Superintendent Linda Underwood at recent school board meetings. Underwood’s version included at least $1 million of the $2.9 million worth of cuts requested by County Administrator Rebecca Dickson last fall. Instead, the School Board has chosen to draft a budget that is only $750,000 less than this year’s adjusted budget. And the School Board’s budget, which is meant to elicit feedback from the residents it will affect, was posted less than 24 hours before a required public hearing. In a letter posted on the school’s Web site Monday evening, School Board Chairman Raymond A. Miller writes, “During the past month, we have solicited input from the public. You have responded and two themes came through loud and clear: 1) Goochlanders do not expect their school system to be “average” or to just meet “state standards.” 2) You are, and will be, supportive of the school system in a very passionate way.” He adds that he is doing all he can to send the Board of Supervisors a responsible budget that will continue to move Goochland forward. I’m glad that Goochlanders don’t expect their school system to be average and that they are passionate in supporting higher aspirations. But I wonder how far the schools are going to get by creating a budget that is $2.15 million over what county administration is willing to fund. Having to slash and burn nearly $3 million is a formidable task. So soliciting compromise, by crafting a budget that is, maybe $1.5 million less than the previous year, could be understandable. But $2.15 million off the mark? The School Board may be hoping that supervisors will dig into the fund balance, or raise taxes, to make up the difference. Here’s to hope, but what if the supervisors decide to make their own cuts to the school budget? Either the School Board is gambling on the county putting up more money than it promised, or, one or two supervisors have indicated that the uncut budget will move ahead unhindered. So it appears that we’re back to doing government business the good ol’ Goochland way: Two boards grappling for power, wielding worn-out weapons of rash reckoning and cloudy transparency instead of sharp, well-polished reason. - Amy Condra

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Cutting frivolous spending For many years I have been a consistent critic of Goochland County increases in taxes and spending. And I was right. So now Goochland leaders must find ways to cut their previous frivolous vote buying spending, and the “come heres” need to accept more personal responsibility for country living. I have absolutely no sympathy for Goochland budget cuts and willingly

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accept any reductions in Goochland County services. I am proud to be a self sufficient rural Goochland resident. Nevertheless, a bright spot in Goochland County history was the Health Department’s H1N1 clinic on Saturday, December 12 which was extremely well done. After 33 years in the Army, the Goochland Health Department’s H1N1 clinic was the best inoculation operation I have ever seen. The H1N1 clinic was well staffed with helpful people who moved patients along

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Sheriffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office Thursday, December 3 Alarm burglary, 110 block of W. Square Dr. Arrest, 200 block of Sweetbriar Dr. Assault, 2000 block of River Rd. W. Assist motorist, area of River Rd. Burglary, 1600 block of Hockett Rd. DUI, 2000 block of Ashalnd Rd. Fraud, 4000 block of Riddles Bridge Rd. Larceny, 4000 block of Hidden Acres Dr. Reckless driving, area of I64. Traffic stop, 1000 block of Broad St. Rd. 911 hang up, 1000 block of Holy Brook Lane.

SHERIFFS REPORT: Incidents from Goochland

Assist motorist. 2000 block of Rockville Rd. Illegal drugs, 3000 block of River Rd. W. Reckless driving, area of I64. Suspicious situation, 12000 block of Broad St. Rd. Traffic stop, 900 block of River Rd. Vandalism, 200 block of E. Brook Run Dr. 911 hang up, 2000 block of Dogtown Rd. Saturday, December 5

Alarm burglary, 00 block of Partridge Hill Rd. Assist motorist, I-64. Domestic dispute, 1500 block of W. Chapel Dr. Harassment, 2000 block of River Rd. W. Larceny, 300 block of Flag Station Rd. Reckless driving, area of I64. Friday, December 4 Suspicious situation, 3000 Alarm burglary, 300 block block of Hadensville Fife Rd. of River Rd. W. Traffic stop, 1900 block of Argument, 1700 block of Manakin Rd. Shady Tree Ct. Trespassing, 1500 block of Arrest, 1700 block of Maple Manakin Rd. Lane. 911 hang up, 5000 block of

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911 hang up, 700 block of Nursery Rd. Tuesday, December 8

Alarm burglary, 1200 block of Hermitage Rd. Assist other law enforcement, area of I-64. Burglary, 5000 block of Broad St. Rd. Citizen assist, 12000 block of West Creek Pkwy. Suspicious situation, 1700 block of Ashland Rd. Traffic stop, 2000 block of Monday, December 7 River Rd. W. Alarm burglary, 00 block of 911 hang up, area of Three Lower Tuckahoe Rd. Chopt Rd. Assist motorist, area of River Rd. Civil problem, 3000 block of Wednesday, December 9 Assist motorist, area of River Rd. W. Disorderly conduct, 6000 Rt. 288 Damaged proper t y, block of River Rd. W. Domestic dispute, 12000 2000 block of Cardwell Rd. block of Cedar Circle. DUI, 12000 block of Larceny, 5000 block of Duval Broad St. Rd. Rd. Larceny, 00 block of Rape, 2000 block of Oilville Columbia Rd. Rd. Reckless driving, area Suspicious situation, 12000 of Rt. 288 block of Patterson Ave. Vandalism, 2000 block Traffic stop, 12600 block of of Horseshoe Blvd. River Rd. W.

OBITUARIES: Death Reports Carlson Julie Ann Carlson, 36, of Goochland, formerly of Ruther Glen, died Dec. 9, 2009. She attended the University of Alabama - Birmingham and worked in the health care field in Richmond. Survivors include her parents, Robert and Frances Carlson of Ruther Glen; a sister, Natalie Drawdy and her husband, Jason, of Mechanicsville; her nephews and niece, Andrew, Brian, Michael and Katie Drawdy; her paternal grandmother, Lena C. Carlson; and her maternal grandmother, Ruth S. Pickett. A funeral service was held Saturday, Dec. 12, 2009 in the chapel of Storke Funeral Home, Bowling Green, with Pastor Jamie Eads officiating. Burial followed in Greenlawn Cemetery. The family received friends at the funeral home, Friday, Dec. 11, 2009. Memorial contributions may be made to the Goochland Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company 5, P.O. Box 265 Goochland, Va. 23063. Sign register book online at www.storkefuneralhome.com

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First win eluding Lady Bulldogs as turnovers prove costly Lady Hornets defeat Goochland, 58-34 BY JIM RIDOLPHI sports@goochlandgazette.com

For the Goochland Lady Bulldogs, an early season schedule front loaded with some tough competition and a failure to execute have produced only frustration as the team enters its first Jefferson District campaign. After dropping its first three contests, the team was hoping to get well against a talented and deep Hornet squad, who also entered the game with no wins. Some deadeye shooting coupled with a defense that consistently produced turnovers set the tone for the Hornets who took an early lead and never looked back, stopping the Bulldogs 58-34. Orange’s Sade Johnson got the hot hand early and finished the game with 20 points, and guard Gabriel Comfort added 8 before an arm injury forced her to sit out most of the second half. “We’ve had trouble shooting the ball so far this year, so this was kind of a surprise for me to see the girls hit so many shots,” Coach David Rabe said after the game. “We’re good at pushing the ball but not so good at making decisions after we push. Tonight we made good decisions and were smart with the basketball.” The Hornet coach also said his team stepped up to fill big shoes when his star guard went down. “She’s (Comfort) our

Morgan Thompson, 30 fights for a first half rebound

shooter so we had to step up and fill that role and they answered,” Rabe said. Gequetta Davis added 15 points to the Hornet effort and impressed her coach with enthusiastic play. “Gequetta has more energy than any girl I’ve coached my whole career,” Rabe said. “She really stepped it up and was the fire behind many of our runs tonight.” Many of those runs came at the expense of a Goochland (0-4) offense that couldn’t control the ball. “The turnovers really hurt us

tonight and we never did execute,” Coach Sarah Nicholson said. The Hornets ended the first period up 17-12, thanks to Bulldog turnovers. By halftime they had increased that margin to 33-23 at intermission. Goochland’s defense played hard the entire game, but the offense never found its stride. Amara Ezell led Bulldog scorers with 18 points. “I’m really disappointed,” Nicholson said. “We really didn’t execute on offense at all tonight.” The coach said she is waiting for her team to start playing up to

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Goochland’s Carrie Mills goes hard for a loose ball against an Orange defender in the second half of last week’s game. Orange County won the contest 58-34

its potential. “We just didn’t play well tonight,” Nicholson said. “I’m still waiting for this team to turn in a good half of basketball like they did against Fluvanna,” she added.

Nicholson said the solution is simple. “We just need to take care of the basketball. Our guards didn’t look to get the ball inside, and when we did, it usually ended

up being a bad pass or a turnover,” she added. The team’s schedule doesn’t get any less forgiving as they take on Louisa this Friday.

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Brandon Henry scored in every way possible including this second half dunk

to critique following his team’s 82-56 demolition of visiting district foe Orange County. “I think this team played BY JIM RIDOLPHI a complete game tonight,” sports@goochlandgazette.com Courtney said following the win that ups the Bulldogs record to For the first time this sea- 2-1. “Everyone contributed and son, Goochland coach Oliver the execution was great. I couldn’t Courtney didn’t have too much ask anything more from a team,”

Orange County can’t keep up with speedy foes

Courtney added. The barrage began early as a taller visiting team couldn’t stop a running offense, and never solved the defensive pressure the Bulldogs applied for the entire game. “I have to give them credit,” said Hornet Coach Keyone Rodgers. “We didn’t get it going

tonight and never executed well enough to stop them, but my hat’s off to Goochland and they way they played.” Senior Brandon Henry turned in a career performance, ending the night with 36 points. In the second quarter, Henry began arching three-pointers from high altitude. “He gets up there with his jumper and even the defender’s jump doesn’t bother him because he’s up so high,” Courtney said. The Bulldogs run and pressure game produced an expanding lead that ballooned to 13 points by intermission. It didn’t get any better for the Hornets, who entered the contest 2-0 in the second half as the pressure

continued and Henry’s aim only got better. When Willie Ezell sunk a jumper, two of his 17 points, at the third quarter buzzer, the Bulldogs were up 66-42. “We played well from start to finish and the guys turned in a complete performance,” Courtney said. The Hornets’ coach was not as excited about his team’s performance. “When you don’t step up against a team like Goochland, they will take advantage of that,” Rogers said. “They were getting the transition baskets and we weren’t stopping them. We practiced for this but it’s difficult to gauge that type of speed.”

Rodgers also said Henry’s performance made for an almost impossible assignment for his squad. “When you shoot the ball like that it’s hard for anyone to beat you.” The Bulldog victory answers some early season questions for Courtney whose team lost to Fluvanna on a last second shot and defeated Monticello prior to hosting the Hornets. “My football guys are really coming through for this team,” he said referring to the players who arrived at camp late due to the extended football season. “They are getting better every day and playing a key role in our success,” Courtney said.

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