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Trump’s first 100 days: Two Goochland residents weigh in. See page 6 Goochland lauded for financial excellence
Schools select the year’s top teachers
Report earns county fourth annual honor from GFOA
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On Tuesday, May 2, Goochland County Public Schools held its first “Night of Excellence” at the Goochland High cafeteria to recognize 2017 retirees, Teacher of the Year, and, for the first time, the Employee and Team of the Year. The Night of Excellence featured food prepared and served by Goochland High Culinary Arts students and GCPS Food Service, and music was provided by the Goochland High School Jazz Ensemble. The Goochland Education Foundation joined Superintendent Dr. Jeremy Raley in presenting awards to all of the evening’s distinguished recipients: Neil Burch, Goochland High Teacher of the Year Jennifer Gates,Randolph Elementary Teacher of the Year Katie Gill, Goochland Middle Teacher of the Year Sarah Smith, Goochland Elementary Teacher of the Year Rachel Wiggins, Byrd Elementary Teacher of the Year see Teachers > 5
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in charge of the program suggesting that maybe someday Allen would be the one to resuscitate it. “No way,” Allen remembers thinking to himself. “It’s gone — it’s not coming back.” Flash forward 23 years, and Allen is happy to eat those words. Now an agri-
Goochland County has been awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA). This award was received for the fourth year in a row, this time for the County’s Fiscal Year 2016 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR). It represents the highest form of recognition in the area of governmental accounting and financial reporting. According to County Administrator John A. Budesky, “Attainment of the Certificate of Achievement is a noteworthy accomplishment, not all counties get recognized with this award, and it demonstrates Goochland County’s ongoing efforts of transparency.” Judged by an impartial panel, the FY 2016 CAFR meets high standards, which include
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Goochland High School FFA president Austin Hawk addresses school officials and local farmers during the dedication ceremony for the school’s new greenhouse. The new structure allows students to take part in hands-on learning activities, including growing hydroponic lettuce that is served in the school cafeteria.
Helping students grow New greenhouse at high school is latest step in agriculture program’s resurgence By Roslyn Ryan Editor
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or Goochland High School’s agricultural science program, the year 1994 wasn’t exactly a high water mark. Danny Allen, a senior that year and the President of the school’s Future Farmers of America (FFA) club, remembers a program on its last leg, one lacking in both participation and administrative support. He also remembers the teacher
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The Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) serve at the request of the juvenile judges to serve children involved in the courts due to abuse and/or neglect. Once a year Goochland CASA presents a concert to raise money to support its program. This year the concert will be held at 7:30 p.m. on May 13, at the Deep Run Hunt Club in Manakin, and will feature Steve Bassett and Cornell Jones. Bassett has been a featured entertainer around the country, and his mellow music has been a favorite around Richmond for years. Last year he received the Theresa Pollak Prize for excellence in the Arts, and was inducted into the Beach Music Hall of Fame, Cornell Jones is an outstanding gospel vocalist and has sung with Steve for over 25 years. All are encouraged to come early and enjoy beer or wine with their food (there will be a cash bar). In addition, the menu will feature fish, pork, beef and wings courtesy of Haywood Grill, and Angus beef, grilled chicken or vegetable sliders presented by Slideways Mobile Bistro. More information is available on the CASA website at www.goochlandcasa. org . Tickets are $20 and may be purchased online or by calling Goochland CASA at (804) 556-5876 for more information. Seating is limited so anyone wishing to attend is urged to get tickets soon.
GFCFS holding volunteer orientation Goochland Free Clinic & Family Services will be holding Volunteer Orientation at 1 p.m. on June 13 at the GFCFS Administration office (2913 River Road West). To register for the Volunteer Orientation, contact Diane Reale at dreale@ goochlandcares.org or at (804) 556-6260.
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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: A grey male kitten, about 7 weeks; a neutered male hound, about 4 to 6 years old; and a black and white male kitten, about 7 weeks old. The Goochland Animal Shelter is open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. The facility has many lost dog and cat fliers posted. For more information on these pets, as well as the many more still in need of homes at the Goochland Animal Shelter, call (804) 556-5302. You also can visit the shelter on Facebook at “Goochland County Animal Control.”
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Bruce Watson, left, director of Career and Technical Education for Goochland County Public Schools, and agricultural science teacher Danny Allen celebrated in the new Goochland High School greenhouse after the structure was dedicated Friday.
Greenhouse continued from >1 cultural science teacher at GHS, Allen joined school officials, members of the local agriculture community and a sizable group of proud FFA members to dedicate the now-thriving agriculture program’s brand new greenhouse. The structure, located on the side of the high school complex across the parking lot from the football field, was built thanks in part to generous donations from the community — including Susan and Richard Carchman, S.B. Cox, Colonial Farm Credit, Pryorville Farms, the Goochland/Powhatan Master Gardeners and the Goochland Education Foundation — and plenty of hard work on the part of GHS students. Friday it was filled to the roof with blooms cultivated by students, including dozens and
dozens of geraniums and other plants that would be sold at the program’s annual sale the next morning. Last year, according to current FFA president Austin Hawk, they sold out completely in less than half an hour. Hawk, a senior this year who is planning on a career as a diesel mechanic once he graduates, was involved in nearly every aspect of the greenhouse project. As a student in Goochland’s Heavy Equipment program, he helped dig the trench to run power to the structure, and in his capacity as an FFA member he has spent hours planting, fertilizing and caring for plants. To Bruce Watson, Director of Career and Technical Education for Goochland County Public Schools, students like Hawk are the perfect example of how the resurgence of the school’s Career and Technical Education program is making a difference. “We’ve expanded the Career
and Technical Education program tremendously since 2012,” Watson said, calling the new greenhouse another key piece of a commitment to creating more options for students. “Bringing ag back to Goochland has been a tremendous asset,” Watson added. “Mr. Allen has done an exceptional job.” Last week’s dedication was hurried along by an incoming line of spring showers, but Virginia Farm Bureau Federation president Wayne Pryor, a local farmer and lifelong Goochland resident, did have just enough time to remind students in attendance that the work they put in matters more than they may even realize. “I could not be more proud of what’s happening in this school with agriculture education,” Pryor said. “Agriculture is still the leading industry in Virginia. We need to promote it, and we need to be proud of it.”
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Obituaries JANE B. BROCKENBROUGH Jane Bryan Brockenbrough died peacefully at her home, Goat Hill Farm, surrounded by her family on May 2. Jane was born in Richmond on October 23, 1940. She was preceded in death by her parents, Elizabeth Middleton Gibson and Stewart Bryan. She is survived by her husband, Austin Brockenbrough Brockenbrough III; her daughter, Gib Staunton; her favorite son-in-law, Platt Staunton; her daughter, Anne Brockenbrough; her son, Austin Brockenbrough IV; and her favorite daughter-in-law, Karen Brockenbrough. She is survived by her seven grandchildren, Merrill Staunton Woodriff (Jaffray), Jonathan Staunton (Blair), Chelsea Staunton, Stewart Staunton, Catherine Brockenbrough, Jane Brockenbrough and Grace Brockenbrough; and her five great-grandchildren, Piers Woodriff, Henry Woodriff, Dorothy “Thea” Woodriff, Parker Staunton and Leslie “Lulu” Staunton. She is also survived by beloved extended
family members, Terry Lardizabal, Lester and Jeanie Bryant, Jean Bates and Queen Elizabeth Pollard. Jane grew up on Goat Hill Farm and attended St. Catherine’s School. She graduated from Oldfields School in Sparks Glencoe, Maryland, where she was president of her senior class. Jane attended Sweet Briar College until her exam schedule interfered with her equestrian pursuits. She was an accomplished horsewoman and trained with the U.S. Olympic Equestrian team in the late 1950s. Jane served on the Board of Trustees at St. Catherine’s School. She was one of the first women on the board of the Virginia Student Aid Foundation and was passionate about Virginia basketball. In 1987, Jane founded Thistles Fine Leather Goods on Libbie Avenue with Dick Fowlkes. She loved their yearly buying trips to England and Italy, where they developed personal relationships with some of the finest artisans in the trade. She also revived the beloved Coles Candy and Madame Evas. Jane had a lifelong passion for competitive bridge and attained the rank of Bronze Life Master. She was thrilled to share this passion with
her daughter, Gib, who also became a Life Master. Jane was fiercely devoted to her family and friends, gathering all of us together for the holidays and making them magical for everyone. A memorial service celebrating Jane’s life was held on Monday, May 8, at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Richmond. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services, which was co-founded by Jane’s mother. P.O. Box 116, Goochland, Va. 23063, www.goochlandcares.org.
EVERETTE L. STOVALL SR. Everette Leon “Skippy” Stovall Sr. 66, of Richmond, (formerly of Powhatan) departed this life on Wednesday, April 26. He is survived by three sons, Bryan Butler, Everette Williams and Marcus Henry; three brothers, Samuel Jr., Gilbert and Christopher Stovall; five sisters, Gloria Stovall, Donna Leabough, Rita Stovall, Denise Walker Stovall and Crystal Stovall; three aunts, one dear aunt, Inez Scruggs; and a host
of nieces, nephews, cousins and other relatives and friends. His remains rested at the Robert Mealy Funeral Home in Goochland. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, May 3, at Hollywood Baptist Church in Powhatan.
SYLVESTER JOHNS Sylvester Johns, age 80, of Henrico, departed this life April 28. Formerly of Goochland, he was preceded in death by his wife, Lillian Johns; and sister, Ruby Mae Johns; and his brothers, Silas Johns “Si” (a twin) and Willie Johns (Sinkey). He is survived by two devoted cousins, Mr. Javeon (Butch) Liggins and Evangeline (Van) Howell; other family members to list, niece, Gail Rene Johns; cousin, Gerald Liggins, Elizabeth Howell, Margaret Brackett (Forest); other relatives and friends; and a devoted neighbor and friend, Mr. Linwood Dabbs. Remains rested at Joseph Jenkins Jr. Funeral Home, where the family received friends and where funeral services were held Thursday on May 4. Rev. Franklin Curry officiating. Interment private. Online condolences can be made at www.jenkinsjr. com.
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Library are as follows: Toddler Storytime (2 years old w/ adult) at 10 a.m.; Preschool Storytime (3-5 years old) at 10:45 a.m.; Mother Goose Storytime (6-24 months w/ adult) at 11:30 a.m. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.
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The St. Mark Baptist Church, located at 4596 Factory Mill Road in Maidens, invites all to worship with them on Mother’s Day. The Day will begin with Church School at 9:30 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Rev. Vanessa Phillips will be the guest Preacher and the Men’s Chorus will be singing. The public is cordially invited to come and fellowship with the congregation.
A Computer Basics Class will be held from 10 a.m. - noon at the Goochland Branch Library. This program covers beginning computer skills, including finding out about the parts of a computer, learning how to use a mouse, beginning to explore and search the Internet, and creating and saving Friday, May 12 documents with Microsoft Word 2010. Call 804-556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 Storytime at the Cochrane Rockville River Road West to sign up for this class or Branch Library is held at 10:30 a.m. Call for more information. (804) 749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road for more information. Thursday, May 11 The Relay For Life of Goochland Team Captains will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Providence Presbyterian Church, 3389 Three Chopt Road in Gum Spring. Committee will meet following. For more information, contact Connie Lewis at (804) 357-4158, grumblinhill@gmail.com, or go to www.relayforlife.org/goochlandva.
The United Methodist Women of Gum Spring United Methodist Church is having a Community Vendor/Bake Sale/Flea Market from 8 a.m. – noon. This is a great time to shop for new treasures. The church is located at 191 Cross County Road in Gum Spring. This event is being held over another weekend due to the rain from last Storytimes at the Goochland Branch Saturday, and will take place in the base-
Color Science for Kids will be held from 11a.m. – noon at the Cochrane Rockville Branch Library for children ages 3-10. Participants will learn about the science of color and create fun art at this special STE(A)M program.Snacks will be provided by the Friends of the Rockville Library. Call (804) 749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road for more information. Sunday, May 14
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Award continued from >1 demonstrating a constructive “spirit of full disclosure� to clearly communicate its financial story. The FY 2016 CAFR is posted on the County’s website (www.goochlandva.us) under annual audits.
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On April 28, all third-graders in Goochland County enjoyed an interactive immersion into nature in honor of Arbor Day. The students gathered at Randolph Elementary to culminate their study of trees with Project Plant It!, the environmental education program created by Dominion. In addition to planting six redbud tree seedlings with help from Dominion foresters, the students rotated around several stations designed to boost their knowledge of trees and the environment. They tasted treats that come from trees, talked with representatives from the Virginia Department of Forestry and the 4-H Club, played a game about animals that find shelter in trees and learned about trees from an educational lesson on iPads. “We were delighted to host the annual Arbor Day event, which has become a tradition for our third-grade students,� said Dan Gardner, principal of Randolph Elementary School. “Project Plant It! is helping to grow Contributed report the next generation of environmental stewards and our teachers love the educational tools that come with the Kennedy Smith points out how a cross-section of a tree can determine its age during an Arbor Day exercise using iPads. program.�
Teachers continued from >1 Jennifer Gates, 4th grade teacher at Randolph Elementary School, was selected as the Goochland County Public Schools 2017 Teacher of the Year. The GCPS Employee of the Year is Randolph Elementary Custodian Nikki Harris. The GCPS Team of the Year is the Preschool Team, which
includes the ECSE and Head Start staff, located at Goochland Elementary. Goochland Public Schools retirees John Dacey, GHS teacher; Forrest Henley, Transportation; Martha Wunsh, BES nurse; Elaine Johnson, Custodian; and Alva Allen, secretary, account for 130 years of experience in public education, with 125 of those years in Goochland County Public Schools.
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Your take: Trump’s first 100 days New Trump presidency off to a solid start
President’s key promises remain unmet
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n considering the first one hundred days of President Donald Trump’s time in office, a lot of thoughts come to mind. First why the concept of judging a Presidency by one hundred days?
The following was submitted by Goochland County Democratic Committee (GCDC) Chairwoman Tina Winkler, on behalf of the GCDC.
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Isn’t this notion an absurd and outdated measurement? It’s an idea that has been continued by the Washington political press since the FDR Administration was addressing the effects of the Great Depression. I believe it will be far more important to look back seven years and 265 days from now and judge this Presidency. From a polling standpoint, if you are a Republican, you are very pleased. If you are a Democrat, you are very unhappy. If you’re disinterested, well, you are probably still disinterested. And as properly presented by David Wasserman at FiveThirtyEight, we are becoming a more location-based polarized nation. But that’s another narrative for later. Then there is the comparative analysis with other one hundred days of other Presidents. Some have suggested that only Presidents Johnson and Reagan were effective in their first one hundred days. They were the only post FDR Administration Presidents
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onald Trump lost the popular vote by just under 3 million votes and he only won the Electoral College votes by a scant 80,000, coming from just 3 states. In other words, most voters elected Hillary Clinton to be the President of the United States, and by a wide majority. Those results clearly show that there has never been a public mandate supporting the policies that President Trump campaigned for and is trying to push through as president. His goals were quite ambitious for a president and staff who had no knowledge of government or even how the Constitution works. We, as Democrats, would like nothing more than to see this president help grow the American economy, add millions of jobs, keep our environment safe and clean, protect equal rights for all people, ensure access to quality healthcare for everyone, provide superior education to our children and young adults, and protect us from those who would see First 100 days > 6
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Heading off to college ‘alone’ not a bad thing By Roslyn Ryan Editor
As we continue to plow full steam ahead toward the end of the 20162017 school year, there is little doubt that most Goochland High School seniors have — or at least have almost — finalized their plans for next year. Since a great number of them will be headed off to college in the fall, I haven’t been able to avoid considering these past few weeks just how different an experience it will be for them than it was for their parents. This year will mark 20 years since I graduated from high school and headed off from my home in Spotsylvania County to Virginia Commonwealth University, my car crammed full of clothes, shoes and an ancient stereo system. In my hand was an envelope, on the back of which my dad had scribbled out the directions to get to my dorm (no GPS back then). In my rearview mirror was just about everything else. I suppose, in truth, that last bit is what I’ve been thinking the most about these past few weeks, as I’ve watched local students plan for their next big exciting step. These days, thanks to Facebook, Facetime, Instagram and a plethora of other digital wonders, it isn’t particularly hard for kids heading off to college to stay in close contact with the people they knew in elementary school. Sure, they won t be hanging out nearly as much as they once did, but the ties will nevertheless remain thanks to texts, tweets and posts. As I don’t have to explain to anyone over the age of 35, in the “old days” college was often a time for fresh starts, for discovering who you truly were, for letting go (sometimes painfully) of your old life and many of the people in it. The people who truly mattered — best friends, family members — were see College > page 16
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Trump continued from >6 to have major legislation passed through Congress in their first one hundred days. President Trump did not, but neither did Presidents Obama, Clinton, Bush, Carter, Ford, Nixon, Kennedy, Eisenhower, or Truman. But there’s no reason to leave this to the socalled experts or scholars. Being a Republican myself, I am very pleased — and surprised with President Trump’s actions to date. They have been extremely active and fruitful. I’m thrilled with his nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. I believe the fellow Episcopalian is a Constitutionalist and will provide insight that is missing currently at the Supreme Court. But that was just the beginning and won’t be the last nomination. His choice as Mr. Mike Pence as a Vice President was wonderful and yet impressive to me. But in general, I find all of President Trump’s appointments and nominations superb. When he named Reince Priebus and near-by home town boy Stephen Bannon to his staff I thought it was brilliant. What a combination to begin with - and it just keeps coming. Let’s look at the President’s Cabinet, they’re all very qualified Citizens. From Mr. Tillerson who as a businessman has sat across the table from Mr. Putin to the very experienced and intelligent Elaine Chao to the very gifted Ben Carson to Doctor and former Congressman Tom Price and on. Have you seen our new Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley’s speeches to the body? If you haven’t, it’s worth the time. A great executive — and a President is known by whom they hire. Then there are the Executive Orders that President Trump
has signed during his first one hundred days. I will argue that all 32 are part of his promised agenda and are part of making America great again. These administrative actions are already changing the health of our nation for the better. The administrative state which is unelected has grown too powerful over the last one hundred years and President Trump understands this. His Executive Orders to decrease government review times, reduce regulation and control regulatory costs, regulatory reform, buy American, and energy independence and surging economic growth will all assist in promoting federalism and increase free market activity. Executive Orders to protect Citizens are also part of this collection of actions that the President has taken and include harder access to our nation by foreign terrorists, protecting law enforcement officers, transnational and international organizations and trafficking, and crime reduction and public safety task force creation. But review all 32 for yourself and form your own opinion. Although President Trump has not executed any major legislation into law such as a new tax plan, he has signed 29 acts of Congressional legislation within his first one hundred days. The legislation that has been enacted include changes to the oversight of the Department of Education as it applies to state plans, changes to Department of the Interior rules, and other executive branch department rules and activities. These changes again are all a part of re-establishing federalism back into our governance system. Then there is President Trump as the leader of our nation and in charge of foreign policy. Our nation is now working from a position of strength. And just as important, we have a President who
OPINION: Editorial, Letters to the Editor understands how to negotiate to achieve a good deal. It appears now that Russianbacked Syrians will not use chemical weapons on civilians and the Chinese government is assisting in defusing the North Korean situation. We should also expect that any trade or mutual alliance agreements will be made within the temperament of what is best for America. We are a nation of laws. If the laws of wrong, we need to eliminate of modify them as part of our governance process. We have a President that will do so and respect our military and our nation’s law enforcement officers. It is said that the stock market is a predictor of the future. Since being sworn in as President, the stock market has been trending higher. That advocates continued and necessary economic growth will be a part of our future. After all, what is all this truly discussion of governance about anyway? I’ll suggest it is all about Keeping the Republic. On Jan. 20, President Trump said: “Because today we are not merely transferring power from one Administration to another, or from one party to another — but we are transferring power from Washington, D.C. and giving it back to you, the American People.” One thing that almost all Citizens agree on is that fact that President Trump has generally fulfilled his campaign promises. He hasn’t achieved everything he said he would, but he’s only just past one hundred days into his first term. Give him a chance. I can’t think of a better person to be President of our great nation during this interesting time. Goochland resident Ben Slone serves as the Chairman of the 7th Congressional District Republican Committee.
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The Kentucky Derby: Back when ‘Doo Dah’ was real By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist
It’s always a sure sign of spring when the best thoroughbreds in the nation line up at Churchill Downs for the spectacle known as the Kentucky Derby. The current edition of an established Southern tradition has more of a semblance to the Golden Globes than the atmosphere most of us would associate with horse racing,
but it remains a rite of spring most of us can’t ignore. The week-long celebration attracts celebrities from across the globe, and the old-fashioned attraction of the workingman’s race is as long gone as moonlight and magnolias. It’s become a well scripted, overly covered Las Vegas type complete with red carpet appearances and the on-thespot fashion commentary. It’s an evolution that is mildly acceptable to me, and
probably aptly represents the entertainment state of our country. Things change. I get it. I usually try to tune in as close to the actual running of the Derby as possible, purposely missing the pre-game hype and endless collection of decorative, term used kindly, hats. I’ve never bet on a horse race, even on the few occasions I was actually at a racetrack, occurrences I can easily
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threaten our national interests and safety. These are hopes that all citizens of the United States care about regardless of party affiliation. So far, however, it does not appear that those goals are on track for being met. We also believe that some of the gains previously made by several past administrations are in danger of being reversed, setting our country back years if not decades. Unfortunately, future generations may have to pay the price to fix what this administration undoes. During his first 100 days,
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count on one hand. The highlight of those few visits was a trip to the 100th running of the Preakness in Baltimore. Crammed in among masses in the infield, race after race progressed and I never saw the first horse. However, many locals recall a race that did capture the attention of everyone I knew back in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Like Derby Week, the days leading up to Camptown
Races was an endless stream of parties and cookouts, all simmering to the boil of race day, and a leisurely afternoon stretched out on a hill north of Ashland watching local horses compete on a grass track. Camptown was the event of the year for the younger generation, but it attracted fans from all generations, many of them quick to tell how many consecutive races they had attended. And what had begun as
a genteel gathering of local horse gentry to compete and carouse, by the 1970s had become our local version of Woodstock. Buses, trucks and cars began arriving early on the second Saturday in May, and Manheim Farms rolling hills quickly filled with cars. Many carried coolers filled with fried chicken, potato salad and other goodies, while the stronger ones toted con-
President Trump appointed Cabinet leaders who have set out to dismantle the very departments that accomplish the goals set out above. He has signed 78 executive orders, many of which reverse fundamental protections implemented by prior administrations, and are more in number than any of the last 12 presidents at this point in their administrations. His staff is investigating taking away millions of acres of public land from us, and letting private industry take them for profit-making businesses. The Treasury Secretary has been ordered to examine Wall Street regulations and eliminate some or all. Before regulation, many average citizens were left destitute from predatory lending tactics by banks and investment firms. It would be a shame to let that happen again. Education Secretary DeVos intends to give states more power to regulate education using a failed voucher system which has already resulted in students performing lower than their public school counterparts in Indiana, Louisiana, Wisconsin, Arkansas and other states. These and other Trumpsupported programs should give Americans pause, as should his and his family’s and staff’s financial connections to Russia.
This connection, and Russia’s interference in our election, is unnerving, illegal, an affront to democracy, and deserves the fullest attention of Congress and the FBI. Trump also campaigned on repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act (the ACA or “Obamacare”), lowering taxes, building a wall between the United States and Mexico, and tightening up already-tight immigration and travel restrictions for foreigners. So far, it is known that repealing and replacing the ACA is complicated. President Trump himself admitted that there are a lot of provisions that, if removed, would hurt lower and middle class Americans the most. His proposed tax plan, which was a one-page document short on details, would add much more to the federal deficit rather than lower it. There are financial and geographical considerations to building a wall that were never factored into the campaign rhetoric. And his travel restrictions were estopped by the courts for being unconstitutional. Clearly, his policies sounded grandiose, but his implementation so far has been short on substance and shows a lack of knowledge about how our government, which was designed so wisely by our
Founding Fathers, was meant to work. Finally, President Trump is notorious for being inconsistent and erratic and often makes baseless accusations. These are dangerous and uncomfortable characteristics for the President of the United States to possess. He loudly proclaimed he would pull the U.S. out of NAFTA, then changed his mind when he learned the financial consequences of such an act. He accused his predecessor of wiretapping his phones in Trump Tower which proved to be false. And now he claims China is not the “currency manipulator” he asserted them to be when he took office. It is hard to count on anything this president says. It is a fact that Donald Trump has the lowest approval rating of any president at the 100-day mark. There are many reasons for that. As Democrats, we are counting on the 2018 Congressional elections to tip the scales back to a Democratic majority to provide the checks and balances this country’s founders counted on to keep us on track. If Trump’s first 100 days are any indication, we will need a Congress that will stand up for what’s right. We can’t afford to turn the clock backward.
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Kentucky Derby continued from >8 tainers filled with iced down beer. No doubt, rules were being ignored on that one Saturday. I suppose that was part of the attraction, and the rule of the day was don’t be too outrageous and things will probably end well. It never rained on Camptown Race Day, and the sun always shined on the hill that quickly filled adjacent to the track. By the first call to post, not a green spot remained in the patchwork of blankets that, from a distance, resembled a huge quilt. The facilities were not fancy, and a lone cinderblock wall on the side of a hill separated the men and women’s “restrooms�. Privacy was not an option and I often wondered if that portion of the hill was visible to anyone. Proceeds from the event benefited an Ashland group
raising money to construct a World War II Memorial, and local deputies were quick to arrest the over-zealous partiers who, when exciting the event, jumped out of cars to relieve themselves in the woods. Hanover Judge Landram scheduled a special Camptown Day to hand out fines of $100 to the offenders, many making their first and only appearance before a judge. To the old-timers, the influx of long-haired college students threatened the country-flavored dignity of the annual event. Some race officials, owners and locals feared the infusion would ruin an event that had become Ashland’s signature since it began in 1953. I had not attended for some years when they ran the last Camptown Race on the track north of Ashland in 1977. By then, many of the original organizers were no longer around to oversee the
event, and, like many country races in Central Virginia, it just faded away. For most of us, Camptown ended with our college days; and the day the event ran its last race at Manheim in 1977. For years, the owners had offered the land for the event free of charge, but evolving liability issues forced them to no longer host the event. There was something about Camptown that would not, or could not, and probably should not change with the times. Its innocent approach to hosting one of the most popular events in Virginia also was the thing that attracted its devoted fans, and what eventually spelled its demise. A subtle mental signal reminds me each second Saturday in May of those days at Camptown, and my mind wanders to a place sitting on that picture perfect hill and enjoying the sweet Virginia breeze of spring.
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Goochland’s Erin Watcher (35) moves the ball upfield against the Nottoway defense on May 8 at Goochland High School. Watcher finished the game with two goals in the 11-1 rout of the Cougars.
Bulldogs getting ready for another playoff run By Billy Fellin Sports Editor
Goochland’s girls soccer team qualified for the state tournament last season. This season’s team seems to be on a similar, if not further, trajectory toward the 2017 postseason.
On May 8, the Bulldogs soundly defeated Nottoway in an 11-1 final. Karina Herrera-Cervantes led the Goochland scoring with three goals. Julissa Gallegos scored two goals as did Ruth Wyche and Erin Wachter. Abby Whitlock scored one
goal and the Cougars netted one on themselves as well. Goochland scored two goals very quickly into the game to make it a fast 2-0 lead. The third goal came after Lesley Jenkins put a centering pass on the net, but the ball deflected off a Nottoway
defender and into the net to make it 3-0. The Bulldogs continued their assault on the Cougars net, scoring six more goals in the first half, capped off by Whitlock putting one in the top corner to make it 9-0. After the half, many of the substitute players got
valuable playing time for the Bulldogs. Nottoway did score one goal, but Gallegos scored back-to-back goals to extend the lead as the game was ended early due to the slaughter rule. Coach Tom Reid said that his team played well and was
happy that some of the substitute players got the chance to get on the field. “The entire second half we were using substitute players,” he said. “We’re going to have to split the squad for a doubleheader (on May 9), junior see Bulldogs> 13
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Roundup: Softball suffers first loss of season By Billy Fellin Sports Editor
Goochland softball’s undefeated season came to an end on May 8. Despite an attempt at a comeback, it was too late in the game as Fuqua defeated the Bulldogs 6-2 at Goochland High School. The Falcons led 4-0 going into the sixth inning when the Bulldogs started to make some noise. With Kailyn Spencer on base, McKenzie Reams hit a soft fly ball into right field. The Falcons outfielder couldn’t handle the play and Reams started rounding the bases. As one run scored, a throw to get Reams at third went wild and Reams was able to cruise home to make it a 4-2 ballgame at that point. Kisha Braxton and Rachel Ferguson tried to continue the rally, but both struck out to end the threat. But, Fuqua scored two more in the top of the seventh inning to widen their lead and the Bulldogs couldn’t answer in the bottom of the inning. Spencer was 1 for 3 at the plate and struck out 14 Falcons batters. But, the Fuqua pitcher was equally on her game, striking out the same number of Bulldogs. On May 4, the Bulldogs defeated Buckingham 4-2. Braxton was 1 for 2 with a triple and two runs scored for Goochland. Katelin Martin was 1 for 3 with
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an RBI and Catoria Towles was 1 for 2 with a run against the Knights. On May 3, the Bulldogs rolled on Cumberland 10-0. Lexi Hooe and Spencer combined to one-hit the Dukes. Faith Gerdes was 3 for 3 with two runs scored and an RBI. Reams was 2 for 2 with a double and 2 RBIs, while Spencer was 2 for 3 with a double, a triple and 4 RBIs. The Bulldogs also defeated Prince Edward 17-0 on May 2.
Tyler Gentry and John King combined for a solid game on the mound, allowing just one hit by the Eagles. King was 3 for 3 with three runs, three stolen bases and 3 RBIs for the Bulldogs. Stephen Roberts was 1 for 3 with a double and 2 RBIs and Payton Harrigal was 3 for 4 with a double and a run scored.
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Goochland’s boys soccer team continued its strong season with a 5-1 win over Nottoway on May 8. On May 3, the Bulldogs took down Buckingham 6-1. Omar Ibarra-Balderas, Corwin Willms, Nick Lowery, Brian Herrera and Zach Gordon scored for the Bulldogs. The Knights also scored an own goal.
Goochland’s boys tennis team had a 5-4 win over Prince Edward on May 2. Chase and Ryan Bernstine as well as Max Presley won their singles matches by scores of 8-0. Chase and Bronte Sundstrom and Ryan and Presley each won their doubles matches 8-0. The Eagles won two singles matches, one singles match by forfeit and a doubles match by forfeit.
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The Goochland track and field team participated in the Caroline Invitational on May 5 and had some strong finishes. The girls 4x800 relay team finished third with a time of 11:00.27. The boys 4x800 relay team also finished third with a time of 8:40.34. Alex Herrera was sixth in the 100 meter hurdles with a time of 17.82. Devin McCray came home sixth in the 200 meters with a 23.19. BASEBALL Anna Wirsing was seventh in the On May 2, the Bulldogs defeated 3200 meters with a 12:59.18. Prince Edward 8-0. The boys 4x100 meter relay Goochland’s girls tennis team defeated Essex 7-2 on May 3. Danielle Daly, Lindsey Parker, Peyton Nadder and Annie Lorenzo each won their singles matches without dropping a single game. Sarah Carney defeated her opponent 8-1. Autumn Baker and Berkeley Winston won their doubles match 8-1, while Lauren Heffinger and Shelby Hawk won their pairing 8-4.
won 10 games in a row with four games remaining in the season. Goochland hosted King William on May 9 and then Bluestone on May 15. They’ll close out the season against Prince Edward and then another match against the Cavaliers
on May 17. Reid said he was confident in his team as the end of the regular season approaches. “I don’t foresee us losing any time until regionals,” he said. “We can win the region if they played like they did in the first half today.”
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Goochland’s McKenzie Reams scores in the sixth inning against Fuqua on May 8 at Goochland High School. Reams hit a soft pop up into right field that the Falcons were unable to wrangle. After a throwing error, Reams was able to score from third base.
team finished seventh after a 46.18 2:10.71. Thomas Fike wasn’t far time. behind in 10th with a 2:12.67. Carter Palen finished eighth Austin Bruce was also eighth in in the 800 meters with a time of the 1600 meters with a 4:47.49.
One key aspect for the Bulldogs this season is how many different players the team has who can find the back of the net. Madie Panas, Watchter, Herrera and Gallegos are just some of the talented goal scorers that are on the team.
“It’s quite a group,” Reid said. Reid pointed out that he’d like to see a few details ironed out as the Bulldogs roll toward the playoffs. “I’d like to see them pass well and shoot well,” he said. “That combination is always good to see.”
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never lost, of course, and those relationships could be picked right back up during school breaks or whenever the opportunity presented itself. But the change from high school student to college student also meant leaving many others behind. Every now and again I begin to wonder if there was a certain value in heading off to school alone, an opportunity to tear down, rebuild, and grow. And while I would certainly never suggest a parent simply shove their child into the wilderness (even a wilderness with a meal
plan and state-of-the-art workout facilities), the march to adulthood must sometimes be a forced one. In the coming months, hundreds of local students will head off to their next great adventure, many of them with a fair amount of uncertainty about what lies ahead. My hope for them is that they are able to hold on to the things — and people — they love in Goochland, but also be free to embrace all the wonderfully new, wonderfully different, wonderfully unique new opportunities and relationships that lie ahead. Even if it’s not so easy at first, they’ll most certainly be better for it.
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and drinks will be sold, as well as baked Read 2 Rover will be held at the items. All proceeds will benefit Relay Cochrane Rockville Branch Library For Life of Goochland. from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. Read 2 Rover Tuesday, June 13 provides comfort and motivation for beginning readers as they read aloud to Goochland Free Clinic & Family therapy dogs. Call (804) 749-3146 or Services will be holding Volunteer visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Orientation at 1 p.m. at the GFCFS Road for more information. Administration office (2913 River Road Thursday, May 18
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As dog days of summer approach, pets’ safety a top priority A few tips to help keep pets cool and comfortable in hot weather
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ummer may be a time for vacations and recreational activities for human beings, but pets may not be privy to the same luxuries. Summer recreation may not always include our four-legged friends, as summer heat and other issues can pose a threat to companion animals. As a result, pet parents must make pet safety a priority when the weather heats up. The Humane Society of the United States says that the summer months can be uncomfortable and dangerous for pets. Temperatures that may be tolerable for adults and children who are dressed accordingly may not be so for
animals covered in fur. It’s vital to help pets stay comfortable and safe as summer temperatures heat up. Pet parents also must be aware of particular dangers that go hand-in-hand with summertime activities. Practice vehicle safety. It is never acceptable to leave pets in parked cars, even for a minute. Temperatures inside vehicles can rise quickly and considerably in a matter of minutes, even with the windows opened slightly. HSUS says on an 85-degree-day, temperatures inside parked cars can reach 102 F within 10 minutes. Pets can suffer irreversible and even fatal organ damage in that period of time. If you have to run errands, keep dogs and cats at home where they will be more comfortable. Stay off of hot asphalt. If you’ve ever walked on the hot sand or an asphalt driveway on a hot day, you understand just how scorching those surfaces can get. Dogs and cats do not
have protective shoes to wear, so safeguard the delicate pads of their paws by keeping companion animals off of hot surfaces. Schedule walks in the early morning or late afternoon when temperatures are cooler. Schedule a pet grooming visit. The American Veterinary Medical Foundation suggests speaking with your veterinarian to see if it’s appropriate for your pet to get clipped shorter or to be shaved in the summer. But a fur coat can offer protection from the sun, so weigh the pros and cons before taking action. Apply sunscreen to your dog’s skin if he or she has a thin coat. Provide a way for pets to cool off. If you’re hot, chances are your pet is hot, too. Offer a means for pets too cool off, such as a wading pool when you are outside. Offer plenty of fresh water.
Keep pets who do not enjoy the heat indoors with the air conditioner running on hot days. Look for indicators of heat stress. The American Veterinary Association says heat stress is marked by heavy panting, dry or bright red gums, thick drool, vomiting, diarrhea, or wobbly legs. Move pets exhibiting such symptoms to a cool place, drape a damp towel over the animal’s body, rewetting the cloth frequently, and get the animal to the vet as soon as you possibly can. Exercise caution in the water. Dogs can get swept away by rip currents just like human swimmers. If you will be boating, invest in a life jacket for your pooch and look for water hazards, such as currents, sink holes, and blue-green algae in lakes and ponds. — MetroCreative
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TAURUS • Apr 21/May 21 Nagging doubts about an investment may be trying to tell you something, Taurus. Hold off on any bold moves until you feel more confident with parting ways with cash. GEMINI • May 22/Jun 21 Gemini, if you have already committed to something, see it through. The end result may be something unexpected. Others are anxious to see what you can accomplish.
CANCER • Jun 22/Jul 22 Take the emotional plunge, Cancer. Someone special needs to hear about it pronto. This is not a week to clam up, but rather one to share your feelings and let others in.
LIBRA • Sept 23/Oct 23 Libra, trips may seem like they have to be large undertakings, but that’s not always the case. Try for a short jaunt somewhere and enjoy the scenery.
CAPRICORN • Dec 22/Jan 20 Capricorn, you can find a solution to a problem even if the answer eludes you for the time being. Don’t overthink what has to be done. This is a time to act.
LEO • Jul 23/Aug 23 Going back to school might be the best path for you at this time, Leo. Although this might stretch your schedule to its limits, you’ll find the time if it’s important to you.
SCORPIO • Oct 24/Nov 22 The time has come to spend less time thinking and more time doing, Scorpio. Turn a page in your life and you’ll likely be satisfied with the results.
AQUARIUS • Jan 21/Feb 18 Aquarius, you always have time to do something for yourself, but you might need to put that on hold right now and focus on others. Forge ahead even if you are met with resistance.
VIRGO • Aug 24/Sept 22 Volunteering can bring more meaning to your life, Virgo, especially if you feel yourself struggling right now. Giving back can sometimes make your problems seem small.
SAGITTARIUS • Nov 23/Dec 21 There are a few friends who have stuck by your side through thick and thin, Sagittarius. When one comes knocking at your door for help, give this person the support he or she needs.
PISCES • Feb 19/Mar 20 Pisces, do not think about anything but having fun for the next few days. Others will begin to live vicariously through you.
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ARIES • Mar 21/Apr 20 Aries, finding what you desire when you haven’t made your own mind up about what you want can be challenging. Some soul-searching can probably come up with something promising.
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