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Volume 61, Number 4 • January 28, 2016

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Residents find creative ways to deal with season’s snowy wrath See page 4

Training done, couple readies to return pup Newton family has spent the last 18 months preparing dog for use as a service animal By Roslyn Ryan Editor

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Hudson Kassner, age 4, snacked on a homemade snow cone as he watched a neighbor operating the backhoe Sunday. Kassner was one of hundreds of children who enjoyed playing in the freshly fallen snow last weekend.

When Crozier residents Tom and Jennifer Newton welcomed Leland, a playful, 10-week-old lab/retriever mix puppy, into their home in late 2014, they knew that he wouldn’t be theirs forever. As volunteer trainers with the Canine Companions for Independence (CCI), the two had made a commitment to spend the next 18 months training the dog to become a service dog for individuals suffering from ailments ranging from hearing impairment to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). They also had made a pledge, once that training period was over, to let him go. Now, just three weeks away from turning Leland back over to the CCI training team, the couple is looking back on their journey and marveling at just how much progress the dog has made. Tom, a veterinarian, and his wife have been able to watch Leland grow from a rambunctious, untamed puppy into a well-trained dog ready to move on to the next phase of his training. “It’s amazing to see the development from puppyhood to when they really become team members,” said Tom. “They become so reliable and start doing things that responsible, trained dogs do — it seems like such a short period of time for so much progress to happen.” All that is left is the last step — and that certainly won’t be easy. Fortunately, the day the Newtons turn Leland over to the CCI trainers won’t be the last time they see him. They will receive monthly reports on his progress as he moves through the training, and, once that is completed, see Service dog > 3

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MSWCD offering Pets of the week two scholarships Contributed report

The Monacan Soil and Water Conservation District is currently offering two scholarship opportunities for local students. Graduating high school seniors and/or college freshmen within Goochland and Powhatan counties planning to major in agriculture, environmental science, forestry or other conservation-related subjects are eligible to apply for one or both scholarships. Visit Monacan’s Facebook page for a

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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: an adult, male beagle; a female hound, about 4 to 6 years old; and an adult male beagle. Anyone interested in adopting a pet is urged to visit from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. The facility has many lost dog and cat fliers posted. For more information on these pets, as well as the many more still in need of homes at the Goochland Animal Shelter, call (804) 5565302. You also can visit the shelter on Facebook at “Goochland County Animal Control.”

INCIDENTS AND REPORTS The following is a selection of recent calls to the Goochland County Sheriff’s Office.

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GFCFS to hold volunteer orientation Contributed report

Goochland Free Clinic & Family Services will be holding a Volunteer Orientation at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 2, in Room 234 in the Goochland County Administration Bldg (1800 Sandy Hook Road). Those interested in learning how the orga-

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nization helps Goochland residents in need and how they can be part of the team of over 400 volunteers are encouraged to attend. To register for the Volunteer Orientation, contact Diane Reale at dreale@goochlandva. us or at (804) 556-6260 or visit www.Goochl andFreeClinicAndFamilyServices.org.

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NEWS: What’s Going on in Goochland County

Catching up with: Jacquelyn Pogue

n Jan. 30, the Richmond Action Dialogues organization will offer a Dialogue Training Workshop at the Goochland Library. The workshop will offer participants an opportunity to learn how to conduct a civil, public conversation in a basic and an advanced class from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Recently, Richmond Action Dialogue’s Jacquelyn Pogue spoke with the Goochland Gazette about the workshops and why she feels the work the organization does is so critical.

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a job to do and he’s going to do it very well.” Fortunately for the Newtons, they won’t have the chance to miss the patter of paws in their

home after Leland is gone: Two weeks ago, they traveled to New York to pick up their new puppy, which they also will be training for the CCI program.

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Jennifer Newton keeps a close eye on Leland, left, and Eaton, two of the pups she and her husband Tom are training for Canine Companions for Independence. In just a few weeks, Leland’s initial training will be complete.

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they hope to take part in his graduation ceremony and hand over his leash to the person he’s assigned to assist. To Jennifer, one of the unexpected benefits of working with CCI was the support the couple received as they made their way through the intensive training process. “We got into this because of the dog,” said Jennifer, “but we also discovered that CCI is such an amazing group, and they are so supportive on every level. So we’ve really been able to become a part of this wonderful community.” Tom said people have asked him again and again how he and his wife, once the time comes, will be able to part with the dog that has become such a cherished member of their family. Difficult as it’s going to be, Tom said he’s tried to keep in mind all along that the ultimate goal was to raise a dog that would greatly improve someone else’s quality of life. “We haven’t experienced giving him up yet, so we know it’s going to be very, very hard,” said Tom. “But we know he’s got

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Once the storm passed, McKena Allen made a beautiful snow angel in Crozier.

PEOPLE: Fun in the snow

Young Isabella Ferriola and her puppy had a grand time.

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Ten year old Kaden Lukowicz, left, and her sister Katie, enjoy having adventures together, no matter what the season.

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It was hard to know who enjoyed the snow more, Jacob Stone or his puppy Pepper.

Parker Britton, 18 months, helped take his “RaRa” Robin Wyatt for a wintery ride in Crozier.

Nine-month-old Dallas Allen enjoyed his first time in the snow.

Messias Creasy, 5, used a shovel to make a walk path for his family after the storm.

Terry Lynn Ebright snapped this photo of a cardinal stopping for a snack at a feeder.

Jacob Shively making a path from his neighbors’ house to their hot tub for them.

A.J. and Gracie Condrey walked to their Nanie’s house because roads were too snow-covered for their mother to drive

Susan Doczi and Ruth Caul had to find a new way to get around once winter weather rolled in.

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Alyssa Shively, right and her dad Jay enjoyed a day of sleigh riding.

PEOPLE: Fun in the snow

Jackson made sure to show off his snow angel skills near his Goochland home last weekend.

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Megan Donovan sent this snapshot of a snow-covered bee box.

The hard-working Gallegos girls spent the whole day shoveling.

The Glave and Gill families of Gum Spring stayed warm by the fire while snow sledding in the blizzard on Saturday afternoon. Who needs a sled? Mya Paige, 1, enjoyed sledding in her laundry basket.

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Surviving winter’s wallop By Roslyn Ryan Editor

Goochland residents continue to dig themselves out after last weekend’s massive winter storm dropped over 18 inches of snow and ice across the county. While the storm has brought most county activity to a standstill, it also brought out the best in many Goochlanders. Neighbors checked on each other, strangers jumped in to rescue stranded motorists, and plenty of snowbound residents simply tried to make the most of the situation. Crozier resident Liz Boyle took to Facebook Monday to offer an update — and a note of thanks. ‘ “Route 522 is pretty clear and some mysterious angel plowed my driveway this morning,” Boyle wrote. “I love Goochland.” *** In the coming weeks and months, Goochland residents are going to be hearing a lot about Relay For Life, the annual walka-thon held to raise funds for the American Cancer Society. Teams will be formed, bake sales will be held, and we here at the Gazette will be keeping you informed of every upcoming event tied to the cause. This year, as the county prepares to host its 11th annual Relay, I’ll be thinking about it just a little differently than I have in years past.

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You see, our family was recently made members of a club no one would ever willingly join. On Jan. 17, we lost my husband’s father to cancer, making us among the many families who will lose a loved one this year to this vicious disease. Of course, we’re among the fortunate — we’re didn’t have to go it alone. Family and friends rallied. Notes and cards came by mail. A familiar nurse in the hospital cafeteria, where we’d eaten too many meals, stopped me to give my hand a squeeze. (Note to self: Please don’t forget the simple, transformative power of a hand squeeze when someone needs one most.) As comforting as the immediate support was, there was also the knowledge that there were people out there working around the clock to find new and better therapies, to reduce pain, and to pave the way to a cure for all cancers. Over the years, while covering Relay For Life events for various newspapers, I have met so many people who have turned their own heartbreak and loss into fuel to help support the fight against cancer. In memory of my father-inlaw, we will be supporting Relay once again this year, and we take tremendous comfort in the knowledge that so many are giving so much to help battle this formidable enemy. One dollar at a time, one day at a time, let’s do this together.

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Goochland Democrats elect new officers

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The Goochland Democratic Committee has announced its new officers for 2016-2018. The officers voted in include, from left, Secretary Kristin Roynesdal , Co-Chair Tad Thompson, Treasurer Debbie Markel and Co-Chair William E. Quarles. Quarles, a well-known figure in Goochland, worked for 30 years as a supervisor and instructor of nuclear chemistry at the North Anna Nuclear Power Station. He served on the Goochland County Board of Supervisors for eight years, including three as chair. Tad Thompson is an owner of historic Tuckahoe Plantation on River Road in Goochland, the boyhood home of Thomas Jefferson. Outgoing officers include Ron Reynolds, chair; Darryl Payne, vice chair; Ruth Quarles, secretary; and Lynn Stonnell, treasurer. The Goochland Democratic Committee supports and promotes Democratic candidates for local, state and national elected offices, encourages voter registration initiatives, provides forums and education to promote Democratic principles, and contributes toward bettering the community.

Letters to the Editor Goochland a ‘small town with a big heart’ Dear Editor, The holidays have come and gone, but something quite impressive goes on here during that time, and we wanted to share that story. When Goochland Christmas Mother volunteers go into full swing doing their job, we turn to our community for donations, volunteers and caring – family to family. The response we get from our county (and surrounding ones) would truly warm your heart and make you proud! We ask for volunteers to help take applications, pack food boxes, go shopping for wish lists, and wrap all the gifts for 300 plus families. This year volunteers came in record numbers – making short work of this Herculean task. Below is a list of just some of those

wood to those who need it to warm their houses, and for over 15 years Our schools have food drives has helped distribute the food and to collect food for our families. gifts to all of our families. Goochland Elementary School had a Socktoberfest to collect socks for The county provides us with a place kids. Several service clubs in the high to call home base – where we prepare school worked on projects, including our boxes, wrap, and deliver our food the JROTC program, which raised and gifts to our families. $600. The 4H Club also adopts fami Many of our amazing churches lies. adopt one our more families. St. The Goochland Fire Department Matthews Church collects coats has an huge drive for donations and and gives them away the day of gift gives us an amazing check, as well as delivery, to make sure everyone stays warm. They also do an angel tree, adopting families. adopting over 30 people. The American Legion reaches out Goochland Social Services gives of to help our military families. their time to review each of our The Goochland Rotary delivers applications, to make sure each appliThanksgiving and Christmas meals see Letters > page 7 to 15 families each holiday, provides who sign up to help year after year:

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Taylor and Nelson to wed Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Taylor of Goochland are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Madaline Taylor, daughter of the late Jean Taylor, to Richard “Ricky” Emery Nelson Jr., son of Richard Nelson Sr., his fiancée Kathryn Reed, and the late Myrtle Chenault. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Goochland High School. Mr. Nelson is a graduate of Louisa County High School. A wedding is planned for May of this year in Montpelier.

continued from >6 cant qualifies Many of our businesses and organizations adopt families, making sure they have food, warm clothing and toys for the kids. Also, organizations that border Goochland contact us to adopt families. NOVA of Virginia Aquatics has adopted six or more families for the last six or so years – providing cribs, car seats, bicycles, strollers, etc., for those families with specific needs. We have many families that adopt other families year after year, and sometimes they adopt more than one family. This is quite a wonderful and caring thing! Some adopt the same family every year, and they build a real connection. Others adopt families with small children so their own children can share in picking out the wish list items. Some request an elderly family. We have such heartwarming stories we could tell about long visits and sharing meals – family to family – and a connection forged throughout the year There are so many, many more individuals that give of their time and provide for our families – too many to men-

tion – but we thank you all! We could not help all of the families who apply without the endless giving of your time and your generosity. It just blows us away every year how many answer our call! The need is growing and we always need each and every one of you. You are the heart and soul of our organization. To us, the real gift is not only making sure that our families have food, warm clothing, and that children have toys to play with, but also the building of our community spirit, in the looking out for each other, and in the teaching our children to have a giving spirit and a kind heart. Goochland and friends – you are a shining example of this. You are the best! And we are so very, very grateful! In 2015, our community, through Goochland Christmas Mother, helped 803 individuals (450 adults and 353 children). Thank you to this year’s Christmas Mother, Diana Gordon, for working so hard to help make this possible. Please visit our website goochlandchristmasmother. org or call us at (804) 5563411 for more information. Sincerely, The Goochland Christmas Mother Board

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Looking to host the perfect Ladies Luncheon? This menu from the Goochland Women’s Club is sure to be a hit! The menu Gimlet Okra Flowers Basic Necessities Grilled Cheese Tomato Basil Soup Election Day Coconut Pie

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1 oz Rose’s Lime Juice 1½ oz vodka, rum, or gin

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Combine tomatoes and broth; bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer 10 minutes. Add basil and sugar on low heat; stir in cream and butter until butter melts. Serves 6-8.

Basic Necessities Grilled Cheese Sandwich 1 loaf of quality French bread, cut to ½“ slices 6 slices of Cheddar cheese 6 slices of Mozzarella cheese Mayonnaise, to taste Fresh garlic, finely chopped Extra virgin olive oil, for grilling

Shake with ice and serve. Makes 1 cocktail.

Heat griddle or panini grill. Layer Cheddar and Mozzarella cheeses on 6 slices of bread. Okra Flowers Top with mayonnaise and finely chopped ¾ lb sliced boiled ham 16 oz pickled okra fresh garlic. Top with remaining slices of 6 oz cream cheese, room temperature bread. Drizzle top and bottom of bread with olive oil. Place on grill and press lightly Spread each slice of ham with a thin layer of until golden and the cheese starts to ooze cream cheese. Cut ends from the okra and out. Makes 6 sandwiches. place the okra at the end of the ham. From that end, roll the ham like a jelly roll. The Coconut Pie cream cheese will hold the ham together. 3 deep-dish pie shells Cut each roll into ½” inch slices. The slices 14 oz coconut flakes should resemble a flower. Make the number 4 c sugar you will need for your guests. Can be made 1 c self-rising flour the day before, wrapped and refrigerated 3½ oz vanilla pudding and sliced before serving. 8 eggs Makes about 24. ½ c butter 3 T vanilla

Tomato Basil Soup 58 oz crushed tomatoes 10 oz chicken broth 2¼ t dried basil 1½ T Sugar

Preheat to 365° Sift together sugar, flour, and vanilla pudding. Add eggs, butter and vanilla; pour into unbaked pie shells. Bake 1 hour. Makes 3 pies.

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Community Calendar Story times at the Goochland Branch Library as follows: Toddler story time begins at 10 a.m. for children 2 years old (must be accompanied by a parent); Mother Goose story time begins at 10:45 a.m. for children 6 to 24 months (must be accompanied by a parent); and Preschool story time begins at 11:30 a.m. for children 3 to 5 years old. Call 804-556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information. Friday, Jan. 29 Family story time at the Cochrane Rockville Branch Library begins at 10:30 a.m. for all ages. Call (804) 749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road for more information. Family story time at the Cochrane Rockville Branch Library begins at 10:30 a.m. for all ages. Call (804) 749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road. for Family story time at the Cochrane Rockville Branch Library begins at 10:30 a.m. for all ages. Call (804) 749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road for more information. Saturday, Jan. 30 RichmondActionDialogues will be offering a basic and an advanced Dialogue Training workshop from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Goochland Library. These workshops will show participants how to conduct a civil, public conversation. Those who would like to register should contact Jacquelyn Pogue at siriusoul@ aol.com or (804)784-2626 by Tuesday, Jan. 26. For more information about Richmond Action Dialogues, visit http:// www.richmondactiondialogues.com/default.htm.

library at 16600 Pouncey Tract library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road for more information. Goochland Free Clinic & Road for more information. Family Services will be holdFamily Storytime for all Tuesday, Feb. 16 ing a Volunteer Orientation at 1p.m. in Room 234 in ages will be held at 10:30 a.m. Coloring for Adults will Call Debra Hoffman the Goochland County at the Rockville Library. Call be held from 7-8 p.m. at the Administration Bldg (1800 (804) 749-3146 or visit the Goochland Branch Library, Resident and Broker for over 25 years, Sandy Hook Road). Those library at 16600 Pouncey Tract located at 3075 River Road member of Goochland Fire & Rescue over 10 Road for more information. interested in learning how the years, extensive background with horses and West. Coloring isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t just for organization helps Goochland dog agility training. kids any more â&#x20AC;&#x201D; express your Saturday, Feb. 6 residents in need and how they creativity and relieve some can be part of the team of over A meeting of the Magic Tree stress, too. Snacks will be pro400 volunteers are encouraged House Adventure Club will be vided by the Friends of the to attend. To register for the held from 11 a.m. to noon, for Goochland Library. Call (804) Debra Hoffman, Principal Broker Volunteer Orientation, contact ages 5-10 at the Goochland 556-4774 or visit the library for OFFICE: 784-2772 FAX: 556-4459 Diane Reale at dreale@gooch- Branch Library, located at 3075 more information. debra@venturerellc.com landva.us or at (804) 556-6260 River Road West. Participants or visit www.GoochlandFreeCl see Calendar > 10 will go on adventures with inicAndFamilyServices.org. Annie and Jack from the Magic Tree House and explore Wednesday, Feb. 3 with crafts, games, activities, A Learning Microsoft Word and more. Snacks will be proClass will be held from 5:30 vided by the Friends of the -7:30 p.m. at the Goochland Goochland Library. Branch Library, located at 3075 River Road West. This class will Thursday, Feb. 11 teach participants how to comStorytimes at the Goochland plete basic tasks in Microsoft Branch Library will be held at Word 2010, like editing and the following times: Toddler, saving a document, how to 10:00 a.m., 2 years old w/parent; add formatting, and more. Mother Goose, 10:45 a.m., Call 804-556-4774 or visit the 6-24 months w/parent; and library to sign up for this class. Preschool, 11:30 a.m., 3-5 years old. Call (804) 556-4774 or Thursday, Feb. 4 visit the library for more inforStorytimes at the Goochland mation. Branch Library will be held at Sixty Seconds to Win It! the following times: Toddler, will be held from 4 -5 p.m. 10:00 a.m., 2 years old w/parent; Mother Goose, 10:45 a.m., on Thursday, Feb. 11.at the 6-24 months w/parent; and Goochland Branch Library, Preschool, 11:30 a.m., 3-5 years located at 3075 River Road old. Call (804) 556-4774 or West. No athletic skill or super visit the library for more infor- smarts required, just have a sense of fun as participants mation. compete with your friends in fast and silly activities. Snacks Friday, Feb. 5. will be provided by the Friends First Friday Films will be of the Goochland Library. held from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. at the Rockville Library. Bring the Friday, Feb. 12 whole crew for a great movie at the Meadows Family Storytime for all on the big screen! Refreshments will be provided by the Friends ages will be held at 10:30 a.m. of the Rockville Library. Call at the Rockville Library. Call (804) 749-3146 or visit the (804) 749-3146 or visit the Tuesday, Feb. 2

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Goochland County Public Schools is celebrating the recent news that Goochland Middle School has been named to the “Schools to Watch” program by the Virginia Middle Schools Association and National Forum to Accelerate Middle-Grades Reform. “This recognition is well deserved for our exemplary middle school,” said Goochland school superintendent James Lane. “Our middle school is committed to personalizing the learning of every child and engaging parents and community members in a way that fosters excellence and shared commitment.” In achieving this designation, Goochland Middle School is recognized for academic excellence, social equitability, and responsiveness to the developmental needs of middle school students. “We’ve known for some time that Principal Jennifer Rucker and her staff at Goochland Middle School are singularlyfocused and exceptionally qualified for helping our students thrive during the difficult years of early adolescence,” said school board chairman Kevin Hazzard. “You can feel the optimism when you walk through the doors at GMS. You can hear the brightness and positive assurance in the voices of the teach-

Calendar continued from >9 Goochland Free Clinic & Family Services (GFCFS) will be holding Volunteer Orientation at 5 p.m. at GFCFS, 3001 River Road West. Those interested in learning how the organization helps Goochland residents in need and how they can be part of the team of over 400 volunteers are encouraged to attend. To register for the Volunteer Orientation, contact Diane Reale at dreale@goochlandva. us or at (804) 556-6260 or visit www. GoochlandFreeClinicAndFamilyServ ices.org. Wednesday, Feb. 17 Snuggle with a Book Storytime will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

ers as they interact with students and parents. GMS is a gem in our community so we’re truly grateful to see The National Forum recognize Mrs. Rucker and her staff with the Schools to Watch award for 2016.” Schools to Watch is a nationally recognized, state-operated school evaluation program that focuses on students in grades 5-8. The program was developed by the National Forum to Accelerate Middle-Grades Reform. “Being recognized as a School To Watch highlights our approach to student-centered learning, high quality instruction and student focused programming, principal Jennifer Rucker commented. At Goochland Middle we strive to assist in the development of the whole student as they transition from elementary to high school. This recognition reflects a true connection of dedicated faculty, staff, parents, community members and most importantly our exceptional students!” Virginia is one of 19 states across the nation to participate in the Schools to Watch program. Goochland Middle school is one of 11 middle schools in Virginia to be named a 2016 School to Watch, joining 33 existing STW schools in the Commonwealth. Schools may apply for re-designation every three years.

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The Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC), Monacan Soil and Water Conservation District and Virginia Cooperative Extension invite the public to attend a “Lunch and Learn” program from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 29, at the Powhatan Rescue Squad (3920 Marion Harland Lane in Powhatan. This event brings together a number of organizations that help landowners steward and protect their land, forests and working farms through voluntary programs such as conservation easements and cost-share programs. Representatives will be available from the Capital Region Land Conservancy, Colonial Farm Credit, Monacan Soil and Water Conservation District, U.S. Department of Agriculture – Farm Service Agency and Natural Resources Conservation Service, Virginia Cooperative Extension, Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Virginia Department of Forestry, Virginia Farm Bureau, and Virginia Outdoor Foundation. The Land & Farm Conservation Resources for Landowners “Lunch and Learn” will feature presentations on such topics as ease-

at the Rockville Library. Participants Friday, Feb. 19 are asked to wear their coziest PJs Family Storytime for all ages will and bring a favorite plush friend to be held at 10:30 a.m. at the Rockville enjoy warm and wonderful bedtime Library. Call (804) 749-3146 for more stories. Cookies and milk will be pro- information. vided by the Friends of the Rockville Library. Call (804)749-3146 or visit Friday, Feb. 26 the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Family Storytime for all ages will Road for more information. be held at 10:30 a.m. at the Rockville Library. Call (804) 749-3146 for more Thursday, Feb. 18, information. Storytimes at the Goochland Branch Library will be held at the following times: Toddler, Saturday, Feb. 27 10:00 a.m., 2 years old w/parent A Black History Month Mother Goose, 10:45 a.m., Celebration will be held at 3 p.m. at 6-24 months w/parent the Goochland Recreational Center Preschool, 11:30 a.m., 3-5 years old Shabaka Enterprises will present “Dr. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the Ossian Sweet’s Bitter Detroit,” a play library for more information. about the peril of 1925 Detroit for Upcoming Programs for the Dr. Sweet written, produced, and Cochrane Rockville Library,Friday, directed by Sekou Shabaka. Featuring

ments and associated tax benefits, cost-share conservation opportunities, planning for farm succession, and updates on legislation and events from Farm Bureau. Fee is $5 by check made payable to the Monacan Soil and Water Conservation District and may be mailed to P.O. Box 66 Goochland, VA 23063 or delivered to Monacan SWCD at 3064 River Road West in Goochland. Register by Friday, Jan. 22, by calling (804) 556-4936. Inclement weather date is Friday, Feb. 5. For those interested in learning more specifically about conservation easements and reasons to consider an easement on their property, what the steps are in the process, and potential benefits, CRLC also is hosting two additional workshops: one on Tuesday, Feb. 16, beginning at 6 p.m. in the Luck Stone Headquarters at 515 Stone Mill Drive at Manakin-Sabot; the second on Tuesday, Feb. 23, beginning at 6 p.m. in the Chesterfield County Ettrick-Matoaca Public Library at 4501 River Road, South Chesterfield. For more information or to RSVP, contact Jane Myers at (804)745-3110 or jane@capitalregionland.org.

vocalists Ms. Jada Cook, Ms. Delisa Briscoe and Minister Mary Robinson and Musical Groups: The Richmond Youth Guild, Men on a Mission, and Goochland County Gospel Music Workshop Choir. Admission is $10 and all youth 18 and under are admitted free. Tickets may be purchase at the door or in advance by calling Sekou Shabaka at (804) 457-2374 or emailing Rev. Adlai Allen at ccbcgoochland@gmail.com. Tuesday, March 1 Goochland Free Clinic & Family Services will be holding Volunteer Orientation at 1p.m. in Room 234 in the Goochland County Administration Bldg (1800 Sandy Hook Road). Those interested in learning how the organization helps Goochland residents in need and

how they can be part of the team of over 400 volunteers are encouraged to attend. To register for the Volunteer Orientation, contact Diane Reale at dreale@goochlandva.us or at (804) 556-6260 or visit www.GoochlandFre eClinicAndFamilyServices.org. Tuesday, March 15 Goochland Free Clinic & Family Services will be holding a Volunteer Orientation at 5 p.m. at GFCFS, 3001 River Road West. Those interested in learning how the organization helps Goochland residents in need and how they can be part of the team of over 400 volunteers are encouraged to attend. To register for the Volunteer Orientation, contact Diane Reale at dreale@goochlandva.us or at (804) 556-6260 or visit www.GoochlandFre eClinicAndFamilyServices.org.

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Bulldogs fall short against Powhatan By Billy Fellin Sports Editor

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Goochland’s BJ Snead (4) is guarded by Powhatan’s John Harris (4) in their matchup on Jan. 20 at Powhatan. Snead was the leading scorer of the game with 24 points, including four 3-point shots. He’s been the key cog in the offense this season for the Bulldogs.

Up by six points at halftime against Powhatan on Jan. 20, the Indians needed a big run in the second half to kick start the offense and have a chance against the Goochland Bulldogs. And, that’s exactly what the Indians were able to do against the Bulldog defense. Despite Goochland’s BJ Snead leading all scorers with 24 points, Powhatan had a second half comeback that led to a 60-52 victory. “We didn’t execute,” Goochland coach Preston Gordon said. “We gave up too many offensive rebounds in both halves. We didn’t execute from the free throw line, we missed way too many free throws. That’s really uncharac-

teristic of how we’d been shooting free throws this season. But, I give credit to Powhatan. They hit some big time shots.” The Bulldogs were 18-of-28 from the free throw line, and those 10 missed point opportunities could have been the difference in the outcome of the game. Two misses in particular came halfway through the second quarter and early in the fourth when the Bulldogs were in the 1-and-1 bonus and the first chance at a two-point play were missed, leaving points on the table. Goochland had gained the lead at the end of the first quarter with a five-point run by Snead, and extended the lead after a six-point Goochland run that started the second quarter. Out of the break, Powhatan’s

Justin Deleon had four quick points, interrupted by one Goochland free throw, to cut the lead down to just two points. After another Goochland free throw was good after a technical foul, Austin Washburn hit a three to tie the game at 30. After a Goochland basket briefly put them back in the lead, the Indians went on a 6-0 run, in large part thanks to a Davis 3-point shot. The Indians had a four point lead at that point, and it was a lead they would not relinquish the rest of the game. While Powhatan did hold the lead, Goochland continued the pressure the rest of the game. Snead hit three of four free throws after being fouled and then having two more added see Bulldogs> 13

Close loss could be motivating factor Goochland High School basketball coach Preston Gordon emerged from the locker room. I went up to him and asked, “So, how do you feel after that one?” “Frustrated,” he replied. By Billy Fellin “Disappointed.” Sports Editor Then a pause as Gordon collected his thoughts before he After his team battled hard went into the missed chances, against Powhatan on Jan. 20, the lack of offensive rebounds,

From the editor: Bulldogs down to crunch time of their season

and the other things that he felt contributed to the loss. His frustration and disappointment were understandable. His Bulldogs had, appropriately, fought like bulldogs against the Powhatan High School Indians in the final of a home-and-home series. The Indians had defeated Goochland earlier in the season in Goochland and the Bulldogs came into the game with a vis-

ible sense of determination. They almost pulled it off in front of as raucous crowd that the Powhatan gym has seen this season. All that determination, all that vigor to try and get a win, especially as close as the game was with the Bulldogs pulling within a few points near the end of the game as BJ Snead found his stroke and was taking the Powhatan defense by

surprise. But, it just wasn’t enough. That’s just how sports is sometimes. So, the Bulldogs and Gordon were left with frustration and disappointment after a game that they could have won slipped through their fingers. However, this team has showed grit. This team has shown perseverance, especially

after losing a key piece of their offense in Jack Twombly. But, don’t you want to see that frustration, that kind of determination, especially from the coach after a tough loss? I think you do, especially if you’re a Goochland basketball fan. Goochland had its chances, and the Bulldogs let Powhatan see Motivating > 13

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Bulldogs continued from >12 on due to another Powhatan technical foul, cutting the lead to five. Powhatan’s John Harris hit a 3-point shot, but Snead answered with one of his own. A five-point personal run for Snead cut the lead down to two points. But, the Indians were able to stave off the Bulldogs with strong defense and making free throws when it counted. Deleon hit three of his final four, including two of two at the 1:20 mark to push the Indians ahead by five and Harris hit two of his final two. When Goochland did have the ball under the minute mark, they were unable to execute to put any pressure on Powhatan and were forced to foul when the Indians were able to outrebound them after a missed shot, or turned the ball over.

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“We had a few uncharacteristic plays, in terms of decision making, offensively and defensively,” Gordon said. “That turned into fouls, which created certain guys coming out of the game for a certain amount of time. That messes up our rotation and messed up our flow. That really hurt us. I would definitely say that was another element that was key for us. It continues to be a backbreaker.” Throughout the game, Goochland found itself in foul trouble, although the players that came off the bench did produce some valuable minutes for the Bulldogs. “The guys that came off the bench produced,” Gordon said. “They hit some shots, made some free throws.” Behind Snead, who was red hot from 3-point range with four against the Indians, junior Josh Chandler contributed 19 points.

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Ott signs with Georgia State

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Goochland volleyball’s Madelyn Ott, along with her parents James and Jennifer Ott, signed her offiical letter of intent to Georgia State for volleyball on Nov. 11 at Goochland High School, just 10 days before leading the Bulldogs to the state championship win over Marion 3-2. Ott was named to the Times-Dispatch All-Metro team and was the Group 2A state player of the year.

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Goochland’s Deion Harwood (21) goes up for a contested shot against Powhatan’s John Harris (4) and Aarion Morris (12) at Powhatan on Jan. 20.

take advantage of some opportunities throughout the game. But, the Bulldogs were able to get their offense going and have played with teams all season long. Goochland played Bluestone, the team that leads the district and conference, and only lost by nine on Jan. 13. They played third place Central Lunenburg though, falling by four, on Jan. 4.

This team is close and this Goochland squad can use that frustration, determination, and more to fuel their fire as the regular season’s end is not too far off in the horizon. Five games remain on the schedule pending any rescheduled games from the snowstorm that swept through the state this past weekend. Those five games could tell a lot about this Bulldogs team. Nottoway, the team that is directly below Goochland in the standings, is up next on

Friday. Then, Buckingham and Central Lunenburg, followed by Amelia and the season wraps up on the road against bottomdwelling Randolph-Henry. The Bulldogs have defeated Nottoway, Amelia, and Randolph-Henry this season and lost to Buckingham and Central Lunenburg. So, can Goochland get to 10-10 and end the game on a five-game winning streak? Sure, of course, they can. Regardless, if that fire and determination that Gordon

showed after the loss to Powhatan is anything to go off of, the Bulldogs are not a team to be counted out as the regular season comes to a close and the playoffs will begin. Frustration and disappointment can be fantastic motivators. And, maybe those motivators can fuel the Bulldogs to an impressive end of the season and playoff run. Billy Fellin can be reached at wfellin@powhatantoday.com or @BillyFellin on Twitter.

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January 28, 2016

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Obituaries BEVERLY CLARE Beverly Thornton Crawford Clare, 76, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 13. Born June 17, 1939 in Richmond, Beverly graduated from Hermitage High School in 1957 and earned her B.S. from The Richmond Professional Institute (VCU) Clare in 1961. Beverly began her teaching career in Virginia Beach, where she met and mar-

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ried John L. Clare Jr. After several career moves, Beverly would return to Richmond. She held various jobs throughout her career, but was most proud of teaching children with disabilities in the Goochland School System. After retirement, she moved to Napa, California, to manage several Bed and Breakfast Inns. She thought Napa to be a wonderful place to live and work. Beverly is survived by her sons, John Laurence “Jack” Clare III (Susan); and grandsons, Max and Cole of Boston, Massachusetts, and James Berkley “Berk” Clare (Sarah);

and grandchildren, Hunter and Caitlin of Houston, Texas; one brother, George A. Crawford Jr. (Sandy) of Williamsburg; and one sister, Virginia Gaye Anderson of Marietta, Georgia; five nieces and nephews, one great-nephew, other relatives and close friends in Napa, California, and Richmond. She also is survived by her beloved dog and constant companion, “Oliver.” She was preceded in death by her parents, George A. Crawford Sr. and Irma Brown Crawford. Viewing was held Saturday, Jan. 23, at the

Woody Funeral Home in Henrico. Services followed Saturday, Jan. 23, at the Mausoleum at Westhampton Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Hospice of Richmond, or Boston, Massachusetts. MARY DE MAO Mary Lois De Mao, 89, passed away Monday, Jan. 11, at The Laurels of University Park. She was born Sept. 18, 1926, in Wilmington, North Carolina, to the late Marley Bruce White and Bernadine Messick White.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph John De Mao. Survivors include daughter, Sandy Vagner, and her husband, George; granddaughter, Tiffany Vagner; son, Michael De Mao, and his wife, Trudy; grandson, Michael De Mao; son, Charles De Mao; daughter, Cathy De Mao; brother, Buster White; and sister, Bernadine Meeks. A graveside service was held at noon Friday, Jan. 15, at Greenwood Memorial Gardens in Richmond, with Pastor Rob Rhoden officiating. Visit www.bennettfuneralhomes.com for online guestbook.

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