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Spreading the health Local gardeners’ extra produce helps fuel county food pantry’s mission By Roslyn Ryan Editor

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Goochland High School students Madelynn Hyman and Elizabeth Waldrop are organizing the upcoming “Goochland’s Got Talent” competition.

s you plan your vegetable garden this spring, growing giddy at the thought of all the fresh fruits and veggies you’ll soon be enjoying, you also may be tempted to make sure you don’t go overboard. How much summer squash, after all, can one family eat? Fortunately, you needn’t worry: Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services will gladly take any surplus garden bounty off your hands at any point during the growing season, then pass it along to help feed Goochland residents in need. According to Sally Graham, executive director of GFCFS, it’s all part of an effort that helps connect local home gardeners, community gardens and farmers markets to make sure no good nutritious food goes to waste. “Working together with home gardeners and community gardens to provide fresh, healthy fruits and vegetables to our clients offers wonderful synergy within the Goochland community,” Graham said. Some local gardeners even make sure to plant a little extra, just so they have some to share with those in need. Have extra eggs? GFCFS Food Pantry accepts extra eggs from backyard chicken coops. Both the produce and the eggs will help supplement the food already provided by the food pantry. The best time to pick and deliver fresh produce and eggs to the food pantry is Wednesday afternoon, since clients pick up their food on Thursdays. The food pantry is located at 3001

Students to host talent show April 10 By Roslyn Ryan Editor

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Alvinda Trent of Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services gathers produce from a local community garden. Community gardens are key to helping provide fresh produce for Goochland residents in need through the local food pantry.

River Road West. Goochland Free Clinic & Family Services is a private, 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation supported by individuals, churches, corporations, grants and businesses that share its vision. GFCFS operates two major areas of service — health care and family services — to

help individuals and families get back on their feet. Services include a medical clinic, a dental clinic, a food pantry, clothes and emergency home repair. For more information, visit www. goochlandfreeclinicandfamilyservices. org or find GFCFS on Facebook.

When Goochland High School seniors Madelynn Hyman and Elizabeth Waldrop began thinking about a senior project to take on, the two knew a few things for sure: They knew they wanted to do something big, something inclusive and something that would help their local community. So when they hit upon the idea of hosting an event based on the television show “America’s Got Talent,” it seemed like the perfect fit. Their show, titled “Goochland’s Got Talent,” will take over the Goochland High School auditorium at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 10. The only trick now, it seems, is spreading the word. “We’re definitely trying to get the word out,” Hyman said, noting that she and Waldrop have spent the last several weeks putting up posters and peppering social media sites with all the important information about the upcoming show. see Talent > 2

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The girls have already received plenty of interest from local students, and have a solid lineup of singers and dancers ready to take the stage. In the spirit of inclusiveness, the two are keeping sign-ups open until March 31 — and don’t expect any acerbic, biting critiques of the performances.

which lunch will be served. There also will be handmade jewelry, books by local authors and other sale items available at the vendor tables. Doors open at 10:30 a.m., the fashion show begins at 11:30 a.m., and lunch is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. Proceeds from this event

“We really want to just allow people to show what they have to offer, and put their talents on display,” Waldrop said. The project also will give back to the community in another way as well: Admission to the event is either $1 or one canned good, which will be donated to the local food pantry. To GHS government teacher Erin Yearout-Patton, the girls’ project is a shining

support local student scholarships and community organizations, including the Cancer Walk, the Goochland Christmas Mother and many charitable endeavors. Tickets are $30 and are now on sale. To purchase a ticket, contact the club at goochlandwomansclub@comcast.net.

example of the good that two young people can do when they put their minds to it. “I look at them and I just think they are truly embodying the core values of our school system,” YearoutPatton said. “It’s about excellence, honor, creativity, courage and honor.” Goochland High School is located at 3250 River Rd West For more information, call the school at (804) 556-5322.

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Community Calendar Saturday, March 29 The Goochland Democrats will be having a Volunteer Appreciation Potluck Dinner from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Goochland Recreation Center, located at 2415 Sandy Hook Road in Goochland. For more details, visit www.goochlanddemocrats.org or call (804) 556-6911. Sunday, March 30 St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Episcopal Church, Columbia will hold Holy Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. in the Church. Sunday School will begin at 10:30 a.m. at rectory. Soup and Discussion will begin at noon at rectory. St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s is located north of the intersection of Washington St. and Route 6. The rectory is located at 48 Cameron St. in Columbia.

ages 3 to 5 years old. For more information, call (804) 5564774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West.

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Toddler Storytime will begin at 11 a.m. at the Goochland Branch Library for children who are 2 years old, with an adult. For more information, call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West.

Family Storytime, all ages, will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the Cochrane Rockville Branch Library. For more information, call (804) 749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road.

Mt. Gilead Purple hearts Relay Team will be hosting a singspiration at 6 p.m. at Mt. Gilead Baptist Church, located at 4768 Shannon Hill Road (Route 605). The event will include bluegrass and gospel music featuring Glory Road and Michael Brooking and Co. Thursday, April 3 An offering will be taken to Preschool Storytime benefit the American Cancer Society. For more information, will begin at 10 a.m. at the Goochland Branch Library for call (434) 589-8552.

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Tuesday, April 1 A Pocketful of Poems will be held from April 1 to 30 during library hours at the Goochland Branch Library in honor of National Poetry Month. Residents are invited to write their own poem or share a work by their favorite poet on the interactive bulletin board. For more information, call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West.

Computer Basics II will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Goochland Branch Library. The course will offer a chance for participants to learn how to do basic tasks with Microsoft Word and how to surf the web with Internet Explorer. Those interested must call (804) 5564774 to sign up for this class.

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whatever situation has led to the courts getting involved. As a CASA volunteer, “your responsibility is to gather information,” Casey said, and volunteers typically spend their first week on a case scouring as many sources as possible. Working on behalf of the courts, they have access to everything from medical records to school transcripts and frequently make use of both in the reports they write. The reasons children may wind up in the court system are myriad, Casey said, ranging from neglect to abuse to

reports of parental drug use in the home. Some CASA volunteers represent infants who were born addicted to drugs and subsequently placed in foster care while others may work with teens who have been singled out for truancy. Casey, who worked as a CASA in Goochland from 2005 to 2010, vividly remembers being assigned to work on behalf of two teenage girls whose adult sibling was fighting to gain custody of them. It’s tough work, Casey admits, but work that plays a

critical role in protecting the community’s children. In each case she sees, Casey will assign a specific CASA volunteer based on the volunteer’s own strengths and experience. Each volunteer must complete a 35-hour training course, during which they learn the basics of their new role, including how to write reports and how to remain unbiased when dealing with family members who may have opposing viewpoints. Volunteers work in tansee CASA > 5

CASA’s ‘Rock & Roll Jubilee’ show set for Saturday If you’ve ever wanted to travel back to the time of poodle skirts, ducktails and hotrods, one Goochland organization has just the thing for you. Goochland CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) will present The Rock & Roll Jubilee at 7 p.m. on Saturday, March 29, in the Goochland

High School auditorium. One part music show and one part theatrical performance, the Rock & Roll Jubilee invokes the essence of rock and roll in the 1950s. Presented in the form of a live 1958 broadcast on a fictitious radio show, the show features the iconic music of Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly,

Roy Orbison, the Everly Brothers and Ricky Nelson. “If you close your eyes,” Penny Talen, one of the event’s organizers, said, “you really do feel like you are listening to the radio.” Proceeds from this event benefit Goochland CASA, an organization working within the Juvenile Court system

on behalf of neglected and abused children. Ticket prices for The Rock & Roll Jubilee are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Tickets can be purchased online through Goochland CASA’s website: www.goochlandcasa.org, or by contacting Goochland CASA at (804)556-5876.

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In response to a growing interest in starting and maintaining a backyard poultry flock, Southern States is sponsoring a “Backyard Chickens 101” educational event at many of their locations on Saturday. The local events are intended for those new to raising chickens, as well as experienced poultry-raisers and hobby farmers. Programs will include poultry information, seminars on getting started and tips from experienced producers on bird health and safety as well as local regulations. Special pricing will be available for poultryrelated products and participants can register for prizes and giveaways. The company also offers PoultryPal, a free

mobile app for iPhone and Android users with information and support for backyard chicken enthusiasts. The app can be downloaded from the App Store or Google Play. Southern States is a Richmondbased farm supply and service cooperative founded in 1923 that now has more than 200,000 farmer-members. As one of the nation’s largest agricultural cooperatives, it provides a wide range of farm inputs, including fertilizer, seed, livestock feed and pet food, animal health supplies and petroleum products, as well as other items for the farm and home.

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OBITUARIES: Death Notices

March 27, 2014 Elaine Hall HALL, Elaine (Guerin), 84, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 12, in Richmond. She was born in Worcester, Mass., a daughter of the late Edmund L. and Constance (Mitchell) Guerin, and was a graduate of Worcester North High School. She received her B.S. in education from Rivier College Hall before she began her teaching career. Elaine was preceded in death by her older sister and brother-in-law, Constance C. “Connie” and Paul E. Brodeur, and her younger sister and brother, Madeline M. Tucker and James R. Guerin. She is survived by her sister-in-law, Mary E. Guerin; and brother-in-law, Robert Neil

Tucker; and many nieces and nephews. Elaine leaves behind her three children, Davis E. Hall of Aspen, Colo., Dennis R. Hall of Goochland and his wife, Fay; her daughter, Catherine “Katey” Hall Perdue of Chesterfield, and her husband James; two loving grandchildren, Elizabeth Guerin Perdue and James Michael Perdue. A family celebration will be held later this summer in Massachusetts. The family is asking everyone to include Elaine on their memorial prayer list at their church for the weekend of April 6. Elaine’s family would like to thank everyone at The Towers Assisted Living facility, especially the staff in the Grove ll unit for their kindness and compassion. Contributions in her memory may be sent to The Major David Brodeur Memorial Foundation, P.O. Box 124, Auburn, MA 01501.

District 4 Town Hall meeting set for tonight Contributed Report Grace Chinese Baptist Church supervisors have been holding Tonight’s District 4 meet- at 850 Broad Street Road in several town hall meetings over ing will begin at 7 p.m. at Manakin-Sabot. County the past several weeks.

CASA continued from >4 dem with social workers and guardians ad litem (usually attorneys, appointed by the courts as temporary guardians), though Casey noted that a CASA’s role is a distinct one. While social workers and guardians are often forced to juggle many cases at once, Casey said, her volunteers will very rarely handle more than two. “Each volunteer is able to focus on their case,” she said. “And we stay with them until the end.” Last year, Goochland CASA volunteers helped 62 children, bringing the total since the program’s inception in 2005 to 225. The program is funded with money from both the county and the Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice and office space is provided by

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www.goochlandgazette.com the county at no charge. When it comes to her volunteers, Casey, a former teacher, is effusive in her praise. “I have the greatest group,” Casey said, noting that the dropout rate in Goochland’s program is extremely low. “They are all so different, from so many different backgrounds, and they are just wonderful at what they do.” As for the dangers of becoming too involved in the lives of the children they represent, Casey said it is something some volunteers do wrestle with. “We talk a lot about that,” Casey said, though firm rules and guidelines — no child, for example, is ever allowed to ride in a vehicle with the CASA volunteer assigned to their case — help keep boundaries clear. That isn’t to say that CASA volunteers don’t feel the weight

of the circumstances they deal with, or that they are always able to let a case go once their work is done. Just last week, Casey said, she received a call from a young girl whose name she recognized immediately. It was one of the young girls whose older sibling had fought for, and eventually won, custody of her and her sister — she was calling to let Casey know that she was now attending the University of Richmond, and that Casey’s work on her behalf had inspired her to pursue a career in social work. Casey, understandably, was thrilled to hear how well things had turned out. “It’s like being a teacher, you know, when a kid comes back and says you made a positive difference in their lives,” Casey said. “That just knocked my socks off.”

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Finding a new use for an old space By Roslyn Ryan Editor

Upon a first look, the building that was once Goochland’s Central High School appears as so many old, unused buildings do: shabby, dusty, leaky and drafty, a structure that, despite being abandoned years ago, still offers plenty of clues to the daily lives of those who used it. A tower of desks stacked haphazardly on top of one another. A coffee maker left in the teachers’ lounge. A student’s skilled pencil drawing tacked on a bulletin board. Much of the building, which once served as the county’s black high school and was shuttered for good in 2007, has suffered some degree of damage over the years. But the bones of the structure are still intact, as are the memories for the many students who passed through its wide corridors decades ago. And here, of course, is the challenge the county faces as it works to decide what the next chapter will be for the property. How much can — and should — be salvaged? And what is the best use for the refurbished property? As anyone who has ever fallen in love with an old home can attest, there comes a point where the cost to renovate a structure begins to outweigh the benefits of doing so.

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But while certain parts of Central High School appear to be beyond salvage, the original structure could easily be reclaimed and put to new use. As I made my way through the halls last Wednesday, guided by District 2 supervisor Manuel Alvarez, it was easy to see several strong possibilities for the building’s future. With some repair and refurbishing, Alvarez noted, the building could serve a host of community needs. The gymnasium could serve hundreds of young basketball players, as well as other sports teams in need of a place for indoor conditioning. The former auditorium, complete with a stage, could be transformed into a community room. Former classrooms could be turned into meeting rooms or office space. For now, the future of the property remains uncertain as the board continues to gather feedback (a public hearing on the project is scheduled for Monday, April 7). There certainly will be obstacles along the way, as there is with any renovation project of any scale. But a new, productive life for an old building, particularly one that holds so many memories, is definitely a cause worth supporting. Joy Monopoli Publisher Melody Kinser Managing Editor Roslyn Ryan Editor Mike Schoeffel Sports Writer Stephanie Childrey Sales Representative Online: www.goochlandgazette.com For news: news@goochlandgazette.com For advertising: sales@goochlandgazette.com For classifieds: cgrant@mechlocal.com © 2014 by Richmond Suburban Newspapers. All advertising and editorial matter is fully protected and may not be reproduced in any manner without the permission of the publisher. CAC Audited Circulation: 8,300

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Woman’s Club donation will help rebuild library The Goochland Woman’s Club’s Pat Jeffress, right, recently presented a check for $6,000 on behalf of the Goochland Woman’s Club to Candace Wilkerson, left, principal of Thomas Jefferson Elementary School in Louisa County at the organization’s spring meeting. Wilkerson’s school was badly damaged after the 2011 earthquake. Books and reading are the special project of the Lee District clubs that adopted the school to raise money to help restore the library and media center. Also in attendance was Dr. Anne L. Unruh, center, deputy superintendent of schools for Louisa.

Letters to the Editor Resident now more clear on facts about Broadband service Dear Editor, I wanted to extend my apologies and send thanks to the County Broadband Task Force and County Board of Supervisors. At a Broadband meeting in 2013 it was commented that “anybody in the county could get broadband, for a cost.” In 2013, I was unable to find that to be true, thus I came to the conclusion it was a false statement, and made comments as such. The facts have now been provided to me. To have Verizon supply infrastructure capable of technology developed in the 1960s to provide broadband to my house, in this case a $400 per month T-1 connec-

tion, of 1.5mbps speed, Verizon sent notification that a special construction cost of $365,456.17 for installation would need to be covered by me, the homeowner. Please take into account that 1.5mbps is much slower that a cable or Fios connection, and it is the slowest connection that DSL would provide. Granted in 1960, 1.5mbps was blazing fast, but today’s average connections are approaching 9mbps, with outlies such as GoogleFiber providing connections such as 1024mbps (~ thousand times faster). This does not take into account that the monthly charges for cable, Fios or DSL are much lower, where available, and typically combo deals including data, phone and TV are available that are priced at levels not appreciably higher than I cur-

rently pay for my single no-frills voice phone line ($75 per month). Conversations abound about how to minimize the digital divide in the country and in the county. Based on what is happening in surrounding counties, it appears the best way to minimize the digital divide is to be able to have another company that is more willing to work with customers and create relationships, rather than profit off of those that have the least to spend. Again, Goochland BOS and Broadband Task Force, thank you for your continued efforts. Joseph Turner District 1 Columbia, Goochland see Letters > 7

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Old school should be used to help generate revenue Dear Editor, I really appreciate the Gazette story â&#x20AC;&#x153;County seeking feedback on use of buildingâ&#x20AC;? in the March 20 issue. I also greatly appreciate Goochland County governmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s willingness to listen to suggestions on the future of the old Goochland Middle School and hope this letter will contribute to the conversation. My kids attended the old middle school and I have used the track for exercise so I am well familiar with its location

and have some suggestions. First, in disposing of the middle school building Goochland County should â&#x20AC;&#x153;do no harmâ&#x20AC;? to the budget and property tax rate. I have lived in Goochland for 35 years and for most of those years our county taxes were fairly stable and increased only a small percentage annually until about 1999. From 1999 to the recent recession my tax bill has quadrupled due to a Board of Supervisors that went on a spending spree and was thankfully replaced in the last election largely as a result of poor financial management. So my best advice is to not do anything with the school that will result in any tax increases for county residents.

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OPINION: Editorial, Letters to the Editor The property should be put back on the tax rolls to generate tax revenue rather than additional expense as a public use facility. To my knowledge, there is no reason to turn the old middle school into some sort of public facility at taxpayer expense. The old building is very inconveniently located for substantial public use and would likely require considerable renovation at great cost. While I realize that no one wants a factory located in their neighborhood, there are probably some light business or industrial uses that would be practical and unobtrusive. This has been done before at Cardwell. The county should initiate a nationwide search for a ten-

ant to put the building to good use and back on the tax rolls. Fencing and landscaping can be used to mitigate any visual impact. It would likely be beneficial in the long run for the county to just give the school to a tenant who would put it back on the tax rolls and save us the

www.goochlandgazette.com cost of its demolition. Another advantage would be job creation for some of the hundreds of Goochland High School graduates who each year must leave their home county to find employment. Someone will have to explain an extremely wonder-

ful public use for the old middle school for me to be agreeable to spending my tax money to continue to maintain this outdated and poorly located building. Art Bachman Goochland

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continued from >11 should be able to do well in our conference,” he said. “We have a tradition of winning and always competing in our District and Region. I feel this team will be able to step up the challenge.” Cutchins, Duty (5), and Slater, Doczi (5). Hansen, Coltrane (6), Thompson (7), Bemiss (8) and Setliff. W — Duty. L — Thompson. Highlights: Joe Cutchins (G) 2 for 5, 2 runs; Noah Doczi (G) 1 for 2, RBI; Reid Chenault (G) 1 for 3, run, RBI; Caleb Setliff (St.C) 4 for 4; Matt Dunlevy (St.C) HR, 2 RBI; Jeb Bemiss (St.C) 2 for 4. Records: Goochland 1-0; St. Christopher’s 1-1

hesitant to call this year’s squad the “best” in Collegiate history. “It’s hard to judge when you use that word,” she said. “But you can certainly say we were the winningest. As far as what it means, it’s nice to be successful with wins and losses But what’s most important is that the girls worked hard to get there. It’s more about them than about any coach. I am glad I was along for the ride. I enjoyed working with this group.” Among the leaders of this year’s team was senior captain Camille Boler, who Fleming calls “one of those players who did whatever the team needed her to do.” Anna Wilson, Ymani Breedlove, and Annie Hawthorne, also assumed leadership roles. All three averaged more than 10 points per game. Wilson was first team All-LIS and second team all-state. Breedlove averaged a double-double per game. Hawthorne, a rare five-year varsity starter, will leave Collegiate as the most prolific scorer (1562 points) in school history. She also holds the career record for steals. Fleming calls her “a tough, aggressive player who always plays hard.” Fleming was also quick to praise players like Mary Weston DeVoe, a defensive stopper who “represents a lot of the girls who contributed in less-obvious ways.” “[A lot of our early-season trouble] was scheduling,” Fleming said. “A tough slate, including the Times-Dispatch [Invitational]. But I thought everyone did a nice job of not panicking and we kept working to put things together at the end.” Fleming cited the girls’ willingness to put in extra work in the summer as one of the harbingers of success. She also spoke highly of their chemistry. “I think the starting point for our success this year was that we had a talented bunch of girls who have worked on their game,” she said. “A good number of our girls either play AAU or have committed to playing basketball together in the summer. But what took us further was that these girls really clicked together, both on and off the court. It was a really tight-knit group.”

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Goochland Bulldogs step up in opener and three more in the eighth to record their first victory of the season, 7-5. After weeks of unpredictable practice schedules due to weekly storms and wet fields, Farkas was glad to get the opener under his belt. “Not knowing exactly what kind of team we were going to have this year, I was really pleased with our ability to stay in the game, even when we were down. St. Christopher’s is a very good team, well coached and

The Bulldogs 2014 edition will feature only two seniors, and Farkas said the team would Goochland coach Wes depend on solid defense to Farkas was looking for an early anchor their campaign. season test when he penciled St. “I feel like our strength will Christopher’s in for a match up come from our defense. Once with his Bulldogs. we are able to get on the field The Saints wasted no time consistently, our defense should demonstrating their powerstart to gel quickly,” Farkas said. house lineup that perenni“We only have two seniors ally competes for a title in the on this year’s team, so we will Independent League, scoring a need to develop quickly in some run in their first at bat. places. But overall we have a They added two more when lot of talent and depth in our Greg Donlevy lifted infield and outa fastball over the field.” left field wall at Joe Cutchins “We only have two seniors on this Jacobs Field on the and Reid St. Christopher’s Chenault will year’s team, so we will need to campus. anchor the middevelop quickly in some places. But dle infield and When the Saints added another provide needed overall we have a lot of talent in run in the fourth, experience. “They it looked like a depth in our infield and outfield.” have played safe lead, but the together for a Head coach Wes Farkas Bulldogs took while now, and advantage of the with addition of Saints’ shoddy relief Evan Davis and pitching and mounted a sixth they know how to win,” Farkas Chase Doczi (both juniors), inning comeback that came up said. we should be solid even when one run short, 4-3. Even with his team’s first Joe goes to the mound,” Farkas Farkas started a lineup that game jitters, Farkas saw things said. featured three left-handers, he liked in the victory. And Cutchins will share starting but St. Chris pitching breezed some things he didn’t. pitching duties with Coleman through the early innings. “We had a couple of base Duty, and Farkas will depend The Bulldogs took advan- running mistakes, and a couple on a variety of relievers to finish tage of Saints relief pitching and of errors in the field, but overall the job. scored three runs in the sixth. I felt like our guys played very “We feel we can get 2-3 qualThey added one in the seventh well,” he said. ity innings from 4 or 5 other By Jim Ridolphi Special Correspondent

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Goochland’s Evan Davis uses full extension in an attempt to snag a throw from the pitcher during the Bulldogs’ season-opening game against St. Christopher. The Bulldogs won 7-5. “Not knowing what kind of team we were going to have this year, I was really pleased with our ability to stay in the game,” head coach Wes Farkas said.

guys.” Farkas said Cutchins also provides other intangible assets. “Joe Cutchins is a first team alldistrict second baseman who is poised to have a great season. He is tremendous leader on and off the field,” the coach said. Ford Slater will also provide leadership from behind the plate. “He is a very disciplined and fundamentally sound catcher

who will most likely be batting near the top of the line-up.” Heath Parish and Slater should provide pop in the Bulldog lineup, and newcomer center fielder Cory Alexander adds an element of speed on the base paths. Though injured for the opener, Colby Noel also has offensive power and should return at third base when he’s healthy.

Evan Davis provided the missing link in the infield for the Bulldogs and will serve in a utility role depending on who is on the mound. Farkas said the early signs look good for a successful season. “With the talent we have, if we can develop and mature this season earlier than later, we see Dogs > 11

Memorable season ends for Collegiate girls Basketball team first to advance to Final Four, had most wins in a season in program history

By Mike Schoeffel Sports Writer

Two days before Christmas, the Collegiate girls basketball team was at a crossroads. They were coming off a winless showing at the Times-Dispatch Invitational tournament (0-3) that dropped their record below .500 for the first time all sea-

son (3-4). Thanks to the subsequent winter break layover, the Cougars had about a week and a half to dwell on the fate of their season: Would they bounce back stronger than before or flounder in the new year? A little over two months later, the legacy of this year’s team has officially been etched in stone. And it’s a memorable

one. The Cougars countered their early-season troubles with sheer resilience, becoming the first team in program history to advance to the VISAA Final Four. They also won the most games in school history: 17. For head coach Rives Fleming, there are nearly too many memorable moments to list. There were the two wins

over St. Catherine’s, the Cougars most intense rival. There was the buzzer-beater by Annie Hawthorne that knocked off then third-ranked Episcopal, the second-half comeback against St. Stephens on senior night, and the “furious comeback” against Bishop O’Connell in the state quarterfinals. All of these memories coalesce to

form what was, for all intents and purposes, the most successful season in Collegiate girls’ basketball history. Even with the single-season win-total secured, Fleming was humble and cognizant that there have been many talented teams at Collegiate throughout the years. In light of this, she was see Girls > 11

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Col. William Parrish USMC (Ret) will be the featured speaker at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 15, at the American Legion (AL) Goochland Post 215 meeting. He will discuss the protective efforts of Operation Liberty Shield, a comprehensive plan to protect America from terrorist attacks inside the United States, how it was launched 48 hours prior to our operations in Iraq in 2003 and how it applies today. Parrish is an associate professor at Virginia Commonwealth University. Further information concerning the colonel can be found on the AL web-

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site (http://www.goochlandlegionpost215. com). The Post is compiling a member scrapbook with biographies to maintain the heritage of local veterans. High school student Christina Lewis is working with Post member Yvette McDermott on this project. The Biographical Sketch Form can be found on the Post’s website and copies will be available at each monthly meeting. The meeting includes a free buffet dinner at the Post Hall 3386 River Road in Goochland. The public is welcome.

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The Monacan Soil and Water Conservation District is sponsoring scholarships to Youth Conservation Camp (coordinated by the Virginia Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts), available to students living in Goochland or Powhatan counties. The camp will be held at Virginia Tech July 13-19. Each scholarship of $450 includes camp tuition, room and board, and all educational materials. Applicants must be in grades 9 through 12 during the 2013–2014 school year. Previous campers are not eligible. Completed applications are due to Monacan SWCD by Thursday, April 10. There is a $100 confirmation fee attached to the scholarship. More information about the camp can be found at HUwww.vaswcd.org/conservation-campUH.

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