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Volume 60, Number 17 • May 1, 2014

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Goochland schools seeking to earn ‘Active RVA’ certification By Roslyn Ryan Editor

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The Goochland American Legion Post 215 and the American Legion Auxiliary routinely send cards and care packages to soldiers deployed overseas. In addition to the care packages the group has been providing to a soldier in Afghanistan, they recently also sent this handmade quilt donated by Goochland’s A Needle Runs Through It. For more information on Post activities that support veterans and active duty armed forces members, visit the Post website: http://www.goochlandlegionpost215.com American Legion Post 215 and American Legion Auxiliary members, from left, Lin Niedermayer, Robin Elder, Bill Jeffress, Bob Gregory, Nancy Gregory, Bob Hammond, Joe Wadle and Lou Seigel show off the quilt.

Get ready to veg out Tomatoes trucked in from Mexico. Grapes from California. Meat from . . . well, you get the idea. Fortunately, for those who like to source their pantry staples a bit closer to home, three local farmers markets are here to help. The Goochland Farmers Market will By Roslyn Ryan open for the 2014 season on Saturday, offerEditor ing county residents the chance to browse the offerings of dozens of local vendors. When it comes to the food we eat, The nonprofit market, sponsored by most nutritionists tell us that “well-travelled” isn’t such a good thing. see Market > 8

Local farmers markets offer easy way to stock up on fresh food

Goochland County students may be getting a bit more active thanks to a possible new partnership with the Richmond Sports Backers. During a Goochland County School Board workshop on April 22, superintendent James Lane introduced a plan to seek an Active RVA certification for Goochland County Public Schools, a move that could help bolster the division’s efforts to promote healthy lifestyles for all of its students. “We feel like our students are already very active, and we see School Board> 8

Students will host benefit at Goochland High School Saturday Planned concert will raise funds to fight Crohn’s Disease By Roslyn Ryan Editor

When Goochland High School seniors Rachel Hopkins and Ashley Hakala began thinking about their senior project, it didn’t take long for the two to think of a cause that was close to their hearts. “Ashley and I have been best friends since we were in fifth grade and when we got into middle school she found out she had Crohn’s Disease,” Hopkins said. “Her mother always participates in the Take Steps see Concert > 5

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The Goochland Animal Shelter, located at 1900 Hidden Rock Lane in Goochland, has the following pets available to a good home: neutered adult male orange tabby; male beagle mix puppy, about 6 months old; neutered male shepherd mix, about 8 years old. Don’t forget to visit Goochland Animal Control on Saturday, May 3, at Goochland Elementary School for their Dog Dynasty event. For more information on these pets, as well as the many more still in need of homes at the Goochland Animal Shelter, call (804) 556-5302. The hours are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. You also can visit the shelter on Facebook at “Goochland County Animal Control.”

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Those who stopped by the Central Convenience Center in the past nine months likely noticed several facility enhancements and improvements. Beginning last August, the facility, located at 1908 Hidden Rock Lane, underwent a complete overhaul to allow for a more user-friendly experience. The improvements take advantage of a redesigned layout and space adjacent to the facility. The most notable improvement is improved traffic flow for the entire site. A separate entrance and exit were created to make this happen. The new entrance is now located about 200 feet from the location of the old entrance. Upon arrival, residents are greeted by a brand new attendant building. The old attendant building outlived its usefulness and was demolished as part of the renovations. As a result of the overhaul, access for solid waste drop-off increased from two drop-off spots to five, a change made possible by replacing the facility’s old solid waste compactors with new modern and efficient units. The recycling area also was enlarged and improved for

customer access. It now has additional capacity for general recycling (cardboard, paper, plastic, and aluminum), as well as for oil, batteries and paint. The final improvement was a complete repaving of the entire site, which occurred over two days last month. These improvements were made possible as a result of a new waste disposal contract with Central Virginia Waste Management Authority (CVWMA) that the Goochland County Board of Supervisors approved in early 2013. In addition, with the new contract, the county is realizing a significant savings per year. In a further enhancement to customer service, the Board of Supervisors has included funding in the 2015 budget that makes it possible to restore hours at both county Convenience Centers. Both centers will now also be open on Thursdays from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Sundays from 1 to 6 p.m. The new schedule will take effect in July. County Convenience Centers are for the use of county residents only and identification is regularly verified.

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Landscape lesson number one? Test that soil Hadensville designer says some lessons don’t need to be learned the hard way By Roslyn Ryan Editor

A professional landscape designer for more than a decade, Hadensville resident Chris Coen recently began her second consecutive term as the secretary of the Virginia Society of Landscape Designers. As the owner of Nature’s Palette Landscape Design, Coen has amassed plenty of experience when it comes to deciding what to plant, where and why. As spring planting season kicks into high gear, we decided to check in for a little advice. Her best tip? Get a soil Coen test before embarking on any landscaping projects. “I always ask about that first when I am talking to potential clients,” Coen said, explaining that the test will tell you

what your soil is missing so you can amend it prop- when something doesn’t work so well — and that’s erly. “All you need to do is talk to your local exten- how you get better.” sion agent and they can help you take the sample and send it off. It’s a really simple and inexpensive Yes, she does play (plant) favorites . . . process, but most people don’t do it.” “I definitely have certain plants that I really like, A few other things Coen shared: but, when I work with clients, I have to consider what they want — and also what their project needs. Her intro to landscape design was I kind of try to marry the two. I personally tend something of a happy accident… to lean toward native plants — there has been a “I’ve always been very interested in the names of real push toward that in recent years — because I plants and trees and how they grow. Originally I had tend to find them more interesting. I’ve also always wanted to be an architect but I didn’t really have a had a love for grasses. Oh — and I’ve always loved head for numbers. One day [when I was in college] I orange.” wandered by a table set up by the school’s Landscape Design Program and I decided to learn out more She often sees novices make the about it. Pretty soon I found out that it combined same – avoidable— mistake . . . two of things I loved: plants and design. That’s when “What happens is that people will go to the garI realized designing landscapes was a blast.” den center and say ‘Isn’t that pretty!’ but the things that they are drawn to are not necessarily things that Trial and error is a part of the learning are equipped to deal with the ground conditions at process . . . their home — so they don’t do well, or they die. The “When you’re dealing with landscape design, it’s thing I always say is ‘the design should come first.’ If sometimes hard to know something will work until you do it right and do your research before you buy, you see it in the ground. I’m fortunate in that I work you’re going to get what you want.” with very good installers who will give me feedback

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“A Pirate Party!” will begin at 10 a.m. on May 17 at the Goochland Branch Library as part of Children’s Book Week. This salute to the beach movies of the 1960s will be an all-star extravaganza and children attending will receive a free children’s book (limit one per child). For more information, call (804)556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West. Selling a House in mond’s Home 23238, 23103, pecialist! or 23039?

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Elaine Huffman Garner, 71, of Lincolnton, North Carolina, died on Tuesday, April 22, 2014. Her funeral service was held on Friday, April 25, 2014, at the First United Methodist Church with Rev. David Wyant officiating. Burial followed in Hollybrook Cemetery. The family received friends from 12:30 until 1:45 p.m. on April 25 in the church fellowship hall. Mrs. Garner was born September 7, 1942, in Catawba County to the late Boyce C. and Antha Mae Gilleland Huffman. In addition to her parents, she also was preceded in death by a brother, McCoy Huffman. She is survived by her husband, Max H. Garner of the home; two sons, Max H. Garner Jr. and wife Debra of Sandy Hook and Marc Garner and wife Angela of Crouse; a daughter, Mollie Garner of Lincolnton; and three grandchildren, Mathew Garner and wife Sarah of Goochland, Brandon Garner of Sandy Hook and Zack Garner of Crouse. Memorials may be made to the First United Methodist Church, 201 E. Main Street, Lincolnton, NC 28092.

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at 10 a.m. at the Goochland Branch Library. Mother Goose Storytime for ages 6 for 24 months with an adult will begin at 10:45 a.m. For more information, call (804) 5564774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West. Friday, May 9 Family Storytime for all ages will begin at 10:30 a.m. and Music, Movement & More Storytime will begin at 11:15 a.m. for ages 3 to 5 at the

Saturday, May 10 How to Borrow eBooks will be held from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Goochland Branch Library. Do you have an eReader, smartphone, tablet or laptop and want to get eBooks and audiobooks from the library? This class will show you how to use OverDrive to find, check out and download your favorite titles. To register for this class, call (804) 5564774. Wednesday, May 14 A Pirate, Prince and Princess Party for ages 4 to 10 will be held from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Goochland Branch Library. Dress up as your favorite pirate, prince or princess for crafts, games and lots of fun. This event is part of Children’s Book Week. Refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Goochland Library. For more information, call (804)5564774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West. Toddler Storytime for 2-year-olds with an adult will begin at 11 a.m. at the Goochland Branch Library. For more information, call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West.

GLOVER, Ronald Eugene Sr., 40, of Sandy Hook departed this life on Tuesday, April 15, 2014. A memorial service was held on April 25, 2014, at the Robert Mealy Funeral Home at 2530 Dogtown Rd. in Goochland.

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A team of volunteers from the Rotary Club of Goochland will be lending a hand at the upcoming Rassawek Spring Jubilee Wine & Heritage Festival on June 7 and 8. Organizers say the family-oriented festival “celebrates the local, the handmade and the homegrown.” The jubilee, now in its fourth year, is expected to attract thousands of visitors from Richmond and beyond. “This festival is one of the premier events in Goochland County. I’m delighted that Rotary can help make it a success,” Jack Martin, president of the Rotary Club of Goochland, said. The Rassawek Vineyard’s rolling hills hug Route 6 on the

western end of Goochland’s fabled 35-mile drive. Experiencing Rassawek is more than a stroll among cultivated rows of Norton and Chardonnay grapes. The property is home to a variety of historic structures, each of which had been tabbed for demolition. Joseph E. Liesfeld Jr., a prominent contractor, preservationist and visionary, acquired the buildings just ahead of the wrecking ball and hauled them to Goochland. The first structure one encounters upon entering Rassawek is a prominent hilltop gazebo. Anyone familiar with downtown Richmond will recognize the gazebo’s roof as what was once the distinctive centerpiece over

the 6th Street Marketplace’s elevated walkway. The first cabin to find a new life at Rassawek was the “Saylor” cabin, believed to have been built in 1844. The two-story building was relocated and restored at Rassawek in 2003. In order to relocate the cabin, it was moved in sections by separating the first and second floors. The “Cherokee” cabin, built in 1910, was relocated from the Bon Air area of Richmond to Rassawek in 2008. The planks in the porch, which was added after the move, were milled from trees that grew around the original cabin on Cherokee Road. The Lord & Burnham greenhouse, built around 1910, is from Montpelier,

the home of President James Madison. The greenhouse was taken apart pane by pane and reconstructed at Rassawek. Rassawek’s barn, which overlooks the James River, is new but many of its materials have long and colorful histories. For example, the barn’s cupola was salvaged from the original gymnasium at St. Christopher’s School in Richmond. The beams come from a former dance hall in Goochland. Make plans to enjoy this and more at the Rassawek Spring Jubilee. For more information and to order tickets, visit: http:// rassawek.com/rassawekspring-jubilee/welcome/. Contributed by Paul Miller of the Goochland Rotary Club.

Concert continued from >1 for Crohn’s fundraiser, and that gave us the idea that we could try and help too.” In an effort to help raise funds for the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America, the two have organized a benefit concert set for Saturday. The concert will kick off at 6 p.m. on the Goochland High School football field and will feature performances by Nick Smith, Alex Norman, and Phillip and the Dudemans. Concert-goers will be seated on the football field and are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs. The cost to attend is $7 for adults and $5 for students, children under 12 and those age 55 and over.

Crohn’s Disease is a chronic inflammatory disorder affecting the gastrointestinal tract, and is associated with increased risk for certain cancers, including bowel cancer and colorectal carcinoma. There is no cure for the disease, which currently affects around 150 people out of every 100,000, according to the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America. Hopkins said the goal of Saturday’s concert is to offer support in whatever way they can. “We hope to offer a fun concert where people can enjoy some good music and raise money to support everyone suffering from Crohn’s Disease, Ashley included,” Hopkins said. “We just want to try and help make a difference.”

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Program offers men a chance to rebuild lives By Roslyn Ryan Editor

After years of covering community news, I’ve written my share of stories involving correctional facilities. As you can imagine, most of the time the news has been bad. After all, most people don’t go into a correctional facility without leaving a trail of damage behind them. And, judging by recidivism rates across the U.S., many former prisoners struggle to leave the grip of prison behind even after they’ve served their time. Fortunately, last Sunday offered the chance to tell a very different kind of story, one that highlights the fact that opportunity and hope exist even in the grimmest of circumstances. On that day, the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation held an Open Barn event at the James River Correctional Center, offering the public a first-hand example of what is right about Virginia’s correctional system. Through the Thoroughbred Retirement program, inmates are given the chance to take care of and bond with retired racehorses while learning valuable skills they can use to support themselves once they have served their time. The program has already

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celebrated numerous success stories, including that of Tamio Holmes, a former inmate who now makes his living as a farrier. After he was found guilty on drug charges, Holmes arrived at James River in 2003 to begin his sentence. Once there, he developed a close bond with former Thoroughbred racehorse Covert Action, the grandson of legendary 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat. “You believe in love at first sight? It was one of them deals,” Holmes, who recently was the subject of a feature story in the Washington Post, said. “That was how it was. Covert Action was coming off a trailer and I went to get him. We were meant to be with each other.” Holmes now returns frequently to James River to work with inmates in the program, offering proof that it is possible to rebuild one’s life after leaving prison. While few could say with absolute certainty why the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation’s program has had such a positive impact on so many, the fact remains that it works. And in a place where painful pasts and hard luck stories abound, it has given quite a few men the one thing they need the most: a second chance.

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To celebrate their participation in Dominion’s Project Plant It! Program, all of the third grade students in Goochland County Public Schools gathered at Randolph Elementary School on Thursday, April 24, for an Arbor Day celebration. This spring, the students learned how trees benefit the ecosystem with educational lesson plans and also got a redbud tree seedling to plant at home.

Letters to the Editor County leaders must not stray from current spending policies Dear Editor, The Goochland County Board of Supervisors should be commended and held in high esteem for adopting a budget with no property tax rate increase. This is the kind of government service most Goochland residents have been wanting for a long time. I greatly appreciate the board’s efforts to contain spending and the efforts of Goochland County employees who had to make hard choices on recommending funding levels for their departments. As a retired Federal employee, I know how easy it is to justify

more government spending without regard to the ultimate source of the money. So I greatly appreciate Goochland County employees who can keep their spending low while maintaining an acceptable level of services to county residents. If I wanted city level government services, I would move. However, Henrico and Hanover counties passed budgets with no tax rate increases and Chesterfield County with only a penny increase — so Goochland is not exceptional. A simple reason for no tax rate increases is that the national economy is improving and property values are rising, as will be property taxes again. This pumps more

property tax money into county coffers. So county belt tightening during the last few recession years will now be rewarded by rising property values and more money to spend as county property tax receipts rise. What I fear is that Goochland County might start to increase spending far beyond what we have found acceptable during the current recession and belt tightening. As tax receipts rise, I foresee encouragement on the part of supervisors and county employees to start spending on unnecessary projects for a variety of ill-conceived reasons. For example, our new see Letters > 7

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You’re very Southern if . . . I’m a sucker for good fried chicken, and I’ve searched high and low for that perfect piece of fried bird, cinched with that perfect burn. And there are plenty of good places around here to get real Southern fried chicken, but you have to look. Some local grocery stores make chicken that’s as good as restaurant cooked I’ve had. And there are tried and true versions throughout the city and its surroundings, and, of course, those hidden gems that only the most local of locals know about. Sadly, I’ve come to the conclusion that the fried chicken heyday has ended, and healthy and less burdensome editions have replaced the once king of fast food. When we first arrived in Richmond, the choices were limited, and my father often piled us into a 1952 Chevy and drove down Broad Street to a place called Wakefield Grill. Their chicken was a thing of beauty, perfectly browned and crisp, but still moist and tasty on the inside. It came in a box with

Letters continued from >6 Goochland budget includes a reported $500,000 for rehabilitation of the old segregated high school in District 2, my district, for some unspecified and unproven public use. The old school property should be returned to private use and the tax rolls, which would save $500,000 of citizen tax money and result in much more tax money for us from private use. Three hundred signatures on a petition to preserve a

scrumptious French fries and a homemade roll. Once Wakefield closed, a place called Lendy’s served a new fangled invention called Kentucky Fried Chicken. Like a lot of things in my life, the KFC back then tasted better than the current version, but it’s still good. But, that Lendy’s chicken was something special, and we made the trip down almost to the Boulevard often to get the crispy delights. I’ve worshipped at the all the altars — Golden Skillet, KFC, Lee’s, Church’s, Popeyes and all the rest, but the results only temporarily fulfill this need for the perfect piece of fried chicken. I’m not sure what this lifelong attraction, or addiction, to fried chicken is or what the origins may be, but it’s a part of my psyche I’ve learned to accept. But, it’s still a fact that once I land at an unknown location, the first thing I do is Google fried chicken and start searching for that poultry nirvana that is out there. I have results to back up the hours of searching, and, admittedly, some bad plates of

chicken. But it’s paid off more times than not. For example, on a trip to Barbados, a local told me of a local chain of fried chicken stores in the Georgetown area. I rented a car, crossed the island and ended up at a place called Cheffette, where some of the best chicken I’ve ever eaten was served. The cook told me it was broasted chicken, which brought back a slew of childhood memories when broasted chicken flashed on many a restaurant neon sign. Can you still get broasted chicken in the United States? Hey, you are talking to an expert. Jack and Jill in Charlottesville has the best broasted chicken I’ve had since I was a child. The search continues, the mission always unfulfilled, but the effort fueled with enthusiastic worship of the bird, and a distant memory of what Sunday dinner tasted like at my grandmother’s house. So, the words of a little place I discovered on a recent trip South sum up my sentiments almost to the “t” when it comes to fried chicken. “It’s Cluckin’ Good!”

monument to racial segregation and divisiveness should not convince the majority of Goochland citizens to support this project until it is thoroughly evaluated for its viability and return on investment. The $500,000 in the new budget to renovate and preserve the old segregated high school should be returned to citizens, put in the emergency fund, or transferred to our current school system. Let Richmond be the keeper of segregation history. So I strongly suspect there is still fluff in the Goochland County budget that all residents

should continue to question. Art Bachman Goochland

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Perkins Baptist Church Vacation Bible School, Agency D3 will be held June 16 to 20 from 8:45 a.m. to noon at 3146 HadensvilleFife Rd. in Goochland. Commencement will be Friday, June 20 at 6 p.m. While at Agency D3, kids can put their investigative skills to work as they collect and log evidence about the life of Jesus. As “special agents,” they

will examine eyewitness reports, physical proof, and biblical accounts to uncover and defend the truth about who Jesus really is. Classes are available for every age. For more information call (804) 457-4366, or visit http://perkinsbaptistchurch.org/home. Registration forms are available on the website and at the church the morning of Vacation Bible School.

Gillespie will visit GOP women today By Roslyn Ryan Editor

The Goochland Republican Women will welcome U.S. Senate candidate Ed Gillespie for a cocktail reception from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 1. Gillespie, a former chairman of the Republican National Committee and the current chairman of the Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC) , will meet with the group at the Luck Stone Design Center, located at 343 River Road West in

Manakin- Sabot. Gillespie began his career in the U.S. Congress as a Senate parking lot attendant and his career in politics as a “phoner” in the basement of the Republican National Committee. Once a top aide to former House Majority Leader Dick Armey, Gillespie’s editorials have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Washington Post, National Review and The Weekly Standard. The cost to attend this event is $25 per person and can be paid at the door.

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Clean-up crew deserves our thanks Dear Editor, Anyone who travels Blair Road is certain to appreciate the recent clean-up of the roadsides. We can all thank the Earth Society and their advisors of Collegiate Schools. The area looks 100 percent improved due to the committed students and faculty. Mary Ann Cisne Partridge Hill

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The Powhatan and Goochland Cooperative Extension Offices will be hosting a Pond Workshop from 9 a.m. to noon on Friday, May 9, in Powhatan. Dr. David

Market continued from >1 the Center for Rural Culture, is held from 8 a.m. to noon each Saturday on the grounds of Grace Episcopal Church at 2955 River Road West. For those who prefer to shop in Goochland’s eastern end, My Manakin Market is held every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from May to October. My Manakin Market is

Crosby and Dr. Brian Nerrie, Aquaculture Extension Specialists at Virginia State University, will be the guest speakers and will cover topics including weed management, fish populations and

water quality. Participants are encouraged to bring their own pond water and weed samples to be analyzed and identified. Pre-registration is required by May 2 along with $5 fee. Those wishing to partici-

pate must call (804) 598-5640. For more information, visit http://offices.ext.vt.edu/powhatan/ or find the Extension Office on Facebook at Virginia Cooperative Extension – Powhatan County.

According to VirginiaGrown.com, Virginia has more than 240 farmers’ markets statewide. That’s a 180 percent increase in markets since 2006. Some are open year-round, while many others open in April or May for seasonal business. Research by Virginia Cooperative Extension has *** shown that if each household As the demand for Virginia in Virginia spent just $10 a products has increased, so has week on locally grown agrithe number of farmers’ mar- cultural products, consumers would invest an additional kets in the state.

$1.65 billion back into the local economy each year. To promote Virginia farmers’ markets, VDACS and the Virginia Food System Council are bringing back the popular “Farm. Fresh. Pledge!” program for its second year. Shoppers who spend at least $10 a week at a local farmers’ market will be entered to win Virginia Grown prizes throughout the season. Details about this year’s program can be found at VirginiaGrown.com.

located at 68 Broad Street Road in Manakin-Sabot. Finally, for those who prefer to shop during the week, My Courthouse Market is held Wednesdays from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Goochland YMCA (1800 Dickinson Road in Goochland Courthouse).

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School Board continued from >1 feel like we would meet most of the criteria for the certification,” Lane said. Goochland students already have access to a walking club, Lane pointed out, and many elementary school students sit on exercise balls instead of chairs while working at their desks. Recently, one elementary school teacher even began using the transition time between classes as an opportunity to get students up and moving around. Pete Woody from the Richmond Sports Backers was on hand during the meeting to address the board during the workshop, and explained that the goal of the Active RVA certification is “to create a culture of physical activity” within the schools. Once the schools have earned the certification — which involves completing an application process and meeting several benchmarks

set by the Sports Backers organization — they will be able to more easily network with other school divisions and share ideas and strategies, Woody said. Schools’ achievements also will be honored at an annual awards luncheon. To assistant superintend ent Stephen Geyer, the Active RVA certification could offer a wealth of opportunities “to see how we can become more fit in our schools and develop more wellness programs for our students.” Geyer explained that the certification would serve as an excellent complement to the hard work teachers and administrators have already devoted. “Our students already have many opportunities during the day to be active,” he said. “We are very fortunate that we have teachers who understand how important that is, and how the brain functions when it comes to movement and learning.”

Post 215 Auxiliary to host tea May 4 Contributed Report

The American Legion Auxiliary from Goochland’s American Legion Post 215 is hosting a tea on at 3 p.m. on May 4 for the Goochland

High School girls selected to attend Girl’s State this summer. The girls and their families will attend the tea at the American Legion Post, 3386 River Road in Goochland.

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Day in May festival, set for this Saturday, will feature five events By Roslyn Ryan Editor

Every dog has its day — and Saturday promises to be a good one for Goochland County canines. As part of A Day in May, the newest incarnation of the annual spring festival many residents may remember from years past, Goochland County Animal Control will be hosting Dog Dynasty, an event organizers promise will be packed with plenty of pooch-themed fun. Dog Dynasty will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday at the Goochland Elementary School track and will offer, among other events, a costume contest, rabies shots and the opportunity to have your pet microchipped. For those looking for

some off-leash enjoyment, Goochland Parks and Rec director Derek Stamey promised that the day will offer plenty of other opportunities. “Basically, what we decided to do this year is to take a lot of the smaller events Goochland residents have enjoyed every spring and combine them,” Stamey said, explaining that their goal was to give the county the biggest bang for its buck. “Essentially, you’ve got five events in one,” he added, “so it’s really kind of cool.” The 2014 A Day in May festival will take place at the Goochland Sports Complex, located behind the County Administration Building at 1800 Sandy Hook Road. Also part of the festivities: Attendees can watch some of Goochland’s top skaters

catch some air during the Xfest from 12 to 4 p.m. This event, which drew 350 people last year, will feature demonstrations and competitions, as well as music, pizza and refreshments. Skate vendors also will be on-site. The Goochland Show and Sell will celebrate the work of local artists from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Spaces will be divided into arts, crafts, businesses and yard sale vendors. A Kids Korner will be held from noon to 4 p.m., offering ladder ball, arts and crafts and carnival games. Goochland County Fire and Rescue Company 5 will be holding a yard sale from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, call (804) 556-5854 or visit www. co.goochland.va.us.

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Easy does it By Michael Hastings Contributing Writer

hrimp is a very versatile food. It seems to go with just about anything. Sometimes I get caught up in all the ways I can use shrimp — and I forget about the simplest ones. And these are the dishes where you can best taste the flavor of the shrimp, instead of the herbs, spices or other ingredients that may have been added. Shrimp have a fairly assertive flavor for seafood (more than white fish anyway) so they can stand up to some reasonably bold flavors. Too often, though, I run across shrimp dishes that bury shrimp in an avalanche of strong flavors. The result may be delicious, but it often doesn’t taste like shrimp.

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So I decided to get back to basics with some of the simple dishes I’ve always loved. When I was growing up, shrimp salad was something my mother or grandmother would make for a ladies’ luncheon. Sure, it’s oldfashioned, but it was popular for a reason. And the plain mayonnaise dressing with little more than celery in it ensures that the shrimp remains front and center. One of the near-forgotten great Southern dishes is pickled shrimp (see recipe, right). Perfectly cooked shrimp are marinated overnight with onions and a few spices, typically including allspice, for a tantalizing and tangy appetizer that keeps people coming back bite after bite. Garlic and lemon are natural partners for shrimp. A satisfying meal for me is shrimp baked or sautéed with garlic, lemon and butter. Some people would call that shrimp scampi; I just call it shrimp with garlic and lemon butter. The butter, which takes on the garlic

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When it comes to preparing and serving shrimp, simple is almost always the best way to go

and lemon flavors as the dish cooks, becomes a sauce that is a great partner for chunks of good bread or a side of rice. Greeks love shrimp with feta and tomato, and so do I. For years, I used to place shrimp in a baking dish with tomato sauce and top it with feta. But I recently came across a recipe from Michael Symon, one of the hosts of “The Chew” TV show. He uses fresh cherry tomatoes with shrimp and feta in aluminum packets that are cooked on the grill. He adds some white wine and dill, too, but it still has only five ingredients, not counting oil, salt and pepper. Finally, I like shrimp skewers on the grill every once in awhile. You have to watch them closely so they don’t overcook, but the flavor of grilled shrimp is hard to beat. One recipe I love creates a simple marinade with garlic and fresh oranges. It offers plenty of flavor and color. But it also lets me taste the simple goodness of the shrimp.

Pickled Shrimp 4 pounds large, raw shrimp in shell 6 quarts boiling water mixed with 1 tablespoon salt 6 small yellow onions, thinly sliced 24 whole allspice 24 peppercorns 30 whole cloves 6 large bay leaves 1 small lemon, thinly sliced 6 cups cider vinegar mixed with 2 cups cold water 1. Cook the shrimp in the boiling salted water for 3 to 4 minutes or until bright pink. Drain, rinse in cool water, then peel and de-vein. 2. Layer the shrimp and onions in a 1-gallon glass jar, sprinkling with allspice, peppercorns and cloves and tucking in bay leaves and lemon slices as you go. Pour in the vinegar-water mixture, cover and refrigerate overnight. 3. Drain the shrimp well, discard the whole spices, bay leaves and lemon slices and serve cold as an appetizer.

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Bulldogs fall short against Statesmen Errors doom Goochland’s eﬀorts to take ﬁrst place By Jim Ridolphi Special Correspondent

irst place in the James River District was on the line last week when the Randolph-Henry High School Statesmen made a trip to Goochland County for a varsity baseball match up. Both teams entered the contest with only one district loss, and Goochland’s came early in the season against Bluestone. Since then, the Bulldogs have reeled off a string of victories that seem to point to a strong finish and promising post season prospects. But the Statesmen didn’t get the memo and readily immersed themselves in a pitching duel in which neither hurler prepared to yield. “It’s always a tough game against Randolph-Henry,” Goochland coach Wes Farkas said. “It’s always a one- or tworun game.” It’s also not unusual for the

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Goochland High first baseman Coleman Duty stretches to take a throw during a game against James River District rival Randolph-Henry High School. Goochland fell to the visiting Statesmen 3-1 in what amount to a battle for first place in the district. Both starting pitchers — Goochland’s Joe Cutchins and Randolph-Henry’s Derek Harvath — threw complete games.

teams to be battling for district honors. “We both came in with one loss, so this was for first place,” Farkas said. Admittedly, district rankings are not as important with new conference alignments, but

the game is important for district bragging rights. The visitors pushed across a run in the fourth when Cameron Vassar drove in Drew Jackson. They added two more in

the fifth fueled by two Bulldog errors to hand Goochland a tough loss, 3-1. “I told the guys you can’t make mistakes like that against a good team like RandolphHenry. We could get away

with that in some of our other games, but not against a team like them,” Farkas said. The defeat couldn’t tarnish a stellar pitching performance by left-hander Joe Cutchins, who displayed control dosed with

savvy to stifle a strong hitting Statesman lineup. “I thought we played well enough to win tonight,” Cutchins said. Pitching well and not getting the win is part of the game, and Cutchins said it wouldn’t affect future performances on the mound. “It’s tough, but we’ll bounce back and take advantage the next time we get a shot at them,” Cutchins said. The loss didn’t diminish Farkas’ confidence in a pitching staff that is hitting the mark. “I am pleased with the pitching this year, and Joe did a good job tonight. Coleman Duty is pitching well, and Tanner Bradshaw is also doing well . . . and we’re getting good relief,” Farkas said. The Bulldogs get that chance next month in an away contest with the Statesmen. “We get another chance at their place, and there’s still a lot of baseball left to be played,” Farkas said. “Tonight, we just beat it around a little bit too much.” Cutchins went the distance and got the loss, while Statesman starter Derek Harvath went all the way in the win. The Bulldogs (8-3) recorded two wins earlier in the week against Nottoway.

Tennis team triggers tremendous turnaround With only one win last year, GHS comes back

one of the greatest two-year turnarounds in the history of the program. Last year, the Bulldogs roster was saturated with a startling number of young and untried players. By Mike Schoeffel All-in-all, they had one Sports Writer upperclassmen leader — junior he Goochland High Jamal Jackson — and a whopSchool tennis team ping 12 sophomores. This rampant inexperience is in the middle of

led to a tough year on the court, as they won only one match and failed to be competitive in many of the matches they lost. It didn’t help that head coach Eric Schlaud, a Michigan native, also was a bit on the green side. Last year marked his first year at the helm of a varsity program, although he had coached “different things way

back when.” Taking that into consideration, last year was a learning experience for everyone involved. “Some of the players had never even picked up a racket before,” Schlaud said. But this year has been different. Schlaud and his players have grown into one of the

strongest teams in the James River District. As of April 28, the Bulldogs boasted a 7-3 record — a sixgame improvement from the difficult season they experienced a year ago. “It’s been a miracle, really,” Schlaud said of his team’s resurgence. “I think they took what I was teaching them last year to heart and really stepped

up. They’ve done so well this year.” If one spends enough time talking to Schlaud, the phrase “want to” will crop up at regular intervals. That’s because Schlaud said he believes that particular phrase and everything associated with it — a willingness see Turnaround > 13

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Turnaround continued from >12 to practice hard, improve, and, perhaps above all else, win — has been an effective rallying cry for a team that has exceeded expectations so far this season. “It’s a huge deal,” Schlaud said. “The turnaround has just been remarkable. They’ve shown an incredible amount of want to get better. It’s been great coaching them this year and I can’t even begin to describe how proud I am.” Though Schlaud was quick to point out the importance of each player on the roster, he specifically noted Jackson, Blake Smith, Riley Braniff, Chase Lewis, Myles McClenney and Joseph McCluskey as the main catalysts behind the team’s unprecedented turnaround. Schlaud also praised freshman Jacob Webb, a kid “who took some private lessons” during the summer and figures to be a major contributor over the

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next four years. Interestingly enough, Schlaud studied music at Judson University in Chicago. He said there are many parallels to be drawn between the two seemingly disparate worlds, the most notable of which is the necessity of conscious and correct repetition. “The biggest thing is practice,” he said. “If you don’t go out there and swing that racket, you’re not going to get better. It’s a discipline. That’s true in both the music world and the realm of athletics.” So how did a music major from Michigan come to take the reins of a tennis program in rural central Virginia and subsequently lead them to one of the greatest resurgences in school history? “I have a friend who teaches at Goochland and she knew my desire to help influence kids and keep them on the right path,” Schlaud said. “You can really do that with sports. She told me about the [tennis head coach opening]

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Second year head coach Eric Schlaud (center) gives his team a pep talk moments before they took the court for a match earlier this season. The Bulldogs finished the 2013 season with only one win, but have experienced an epic turnaround this spring. As of April 28, they boasted a 7-3 record. The photo below left shows the team lining up along the fence line to catch a glimpse of the on-court action.

last year and I said, ‘Shoot, let me give it a try.’ And it’s worked out,” he added. Indeed it has.

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