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Volume 64, Number 3 • January 17, 2019

Snow days gone by: Looking back on the way things once were. See Page 6

Volunteer leave now offered for Goochland employees

Event will highlight traumatic reality of addiction By Roslyn Ryan Editor

Policy allows staff to use up to eight hours of paid time to serve community groups By Roslyn Ryan Editor

Thanks to a recent change in county policy, Goochland County employees now have the option to use eight hours of paid leave per year in order to volunteer with organizations directly tied to the county. But while the measure passed unanimously during the Board of Supervisors’ first meeting of the year on Jan. 2, not all board members wholeheartedly embraced it. see Leave > 3

Heading into the 2018 popcorn sale fundraising season, Goochland Boy Scout Beck Garnett made it his goal to outsell every other scout in the nation. Last week, he learned he’d done that ... and then some.

In an effort to combat the devastating effects of drug abuse, the area Rural Substance Abuse Awareness Coalition will present a workshop aimed at educating Goochland residents on current issues relating to addiction in their community. “Hidden in Plain Sight: Drug Awareness, Rural Trends, and Stories From Our Community” will be held from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Jan. 30 at the Central High School Cultural Education Center (2748 Dogtown Road). Featuring stories from those who have faced addiction themselves or watched loved ones grapple with the issue, the event will highlight current drug trends and the way they are impacting youth behavior.

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Beck Garnett, the Boy Scout’s top national popcorn seller last year, hopes to now help other scouts perfect their own sales techniques.

Pop Star Goochland Scout breaks records en route to being nation’s top popcorn seller

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The Goochland County Animal Shelter has temporarily relocated to the County’s Central High School Cultural and Educational Complex located at 2748 Dogtown Road, in Goochland. The temporary Animal Shelter will operate at the rear of the Central High School Complex until the new shelter is completed. Citizens can continue to contact the Animal Shelter by calling (804) 556-5302. The shelter currently has the following pets available to a good home: A neutered male Blue tick hound, about 8 years old; a sweet male Beagle, about 8 years old; and a neutered male hound mix, about 1 to 3 years 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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JANUARY 9: Illegal drugs seized at Ashland Road Park and Ride. Summons issued.

TRAINING: Two investigators attended training on “Overdose Death Investigation and Prosecution” put on by the Virginia Attorney General.

County Commonwealth’s Attorney Mike Caudill, who continued from >1 also serves as the vice chair Also on sight, cour- for RSAAC. “In addition to tesy of the Culpeper Police the panel discussion and local Department, will be a rep- impact videos, the Hidden in lica “bedroom,” used to show Plain Sight presentation is an parents all the places drugs insightful and realistic ‘hands on’ experience.” can be hidden. This event is free to the “This is an opportunity for counselors, treatment public and lunch will be providers, educators and provided. Anyone wishing community members to to attend is asked to register become familiar with the at https://eventbritehiddencurrent state of rural drug inplainsightrsaac.eventbrite. abuse prevalence, aware- com. For more information, ness, prevention and treat- contact Robin Pentecost at ment,” explained Goochland rpentecost@goochlandva.us.

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Kathy Gillespie and Jeanette Kraynak of Constituting America will be the featured presenters at the Feb. 1 meeting of the Goochland Republican Women. The meeting will be held at 10:30 a.m. at Manakin Firehouse, located at 180 River Rd West. Constituting America’s multi-tiered approach features a contest for kids, a school speaking program, academic forums with Constitutional Scholars, and Patriot Clubs. For more information on the group, visit constitutingamerica.org. All are welcome to attend this meeting.

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Goochland recognized for fiscal planning, transparency For the second year in a row and the fourth time since 2014, Goochland County has been awarded the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada. In order to receive the budget award, an entity must satisfy nationally recognized guidelines for effective budget presentation. These guidelines are designed to assess how well an entity’s budget serves as a policy document, a financial plan, an operations guide, and a communications device. “Attainment of the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award is a noteworthy accomplishment,” said County Administrator John A. Budesky. “This recognition is a team accomplishment of county staff, our constitutional partners, school board members, and school’s staff in assuring fiscal planning and financial excellence for Goochland County.” Pictured above, from the left, are Goochland County Administrator John A. Budesky, Financial Services staff members Wanda Tormey, Kathleen Smith, Barbara Horlacher, Shannon Fleischer and Lindsay Britton, and Goochland County Board of Supervisors Chair Manual Alvarez Jr.

continued from >1 Presented during the afternoon section as a proposed change to the Goochland County employee handbook, the new policy met was met with tepid approval by several board members, including District 4’s Bob Minnick, who said he appreciated that the policy would benefit Goochland County and would be willing to try it for a year. District 3’s John Lumpkins agreed it had potential to be a good program with the proper oversight, as did District 2’s Manuel Alvarez, the newly elected board chairman, who noted that he always receives

positive feedback when residents see county employees engaged in the While none of the board members appeared eager to approve the policy for more than a year without plans to revisit it, District 1’s Susan Lascolette was more frank about her concerns. “I agree that it is a good thing to volunteer, and I understand about private industry, but we’re talking about the public’s money here,” Lascolette said. “As good as these things are, I’m opposed to the concept.” While acknowledging the importance of making sure public funds are used appropriately, District 5’s Ken Peterson asked if allowing employees to serve the community might, in a way, actually lesson the

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burden on county services by helping local support groups like GoochlandCares or area food pantries to thrive. “If you had a Goochland County without [these organizations], would there be an increase in the need for county services?” Peterson asked. ”Do these organizations lesson the burden on county services?” After briefly considering whether to amend the allotted number of hours from eight to four, the board voted unanimously to approve the policy as it was originally introduced. The county’s Human Resource Director will have be tasked with overseeing the program and interpreting which volunteer activities will be approved for paid leave.

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Obituaries DELMAR M. BRANCH Delmar M. Branch, 47, of Manakin-Sabot, died Jan. 7, 2019. Surviving are his wife, Danielle H. Branch; m o t h e r, Darlene V. Fletcher; father, Rev. Delmar G. Harris Sr. (Felecia); BRANCH sister,

Illiana Harris; two brothers, Keith S. Brown (Makesha) and Delmar “Del” G. Harris Jr.; aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews; father and mother-in-law, Bishop James F. and Sylvia H. Harris; three sisters-in-law, Alicia Morris (Franklin), E. Denise Wilson (Frank) and Tione Thorne (Atron); his church family of Redeemed Assembly of Jesus Christ, other relatives and friends. Remains rested at

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Scott’s Funeral Home, and MADISON M. LONG Mr. Madison M. Long, the family received friends on Jan. 11. Funeral services were age 78, passed away on Jan. held Saturday, Jan. 12, at Fifth 12, 2019. He was preceded in death Baptist Church in Richmond, by his son, Bishop James F. Harris offiSteven H. ciating. Interment Mt. Long. Mr. Calvary Church Cemetery, Long is N. Chesterfield. Online guest survived book at www.scottsfuneralby his wife, home.com. Tr u d i e ; son, Brian GORDON J. GAMMON LONG and his Gordon Jay Gammon, 60, wife, Kim; of Maidens, went to be with three grandchildren, Hunter, the Lord on Joshua, Austin and their Friday, Jan. mother, Amy Long; sister, 11, 2019. Lucy Painter; and brother, He was Billy Long. He was a retirp r e c e d e d ee from Virginia Power, an in death by Eagle Scout, an amateur radio his parents, operator “N4MI,” volunteer at Harold H. Goochland Fire Company 2 G a m m o n and an Elder and Deacon at GAMMON a n d Hebron Presbyterian Church. A memorial service will be Virginia B. Gammon; and is held on Jan. 19, 2019, at 11 survived by his siblings, David a.m. at the church located and Kathy Gammon. He is at 1080 Shallow Well Road, also survived by two nieces, Manakin-Sabot, Va. 23103. Megan and Lea Gammon. Jay A reception will follow. graduated from Huguenot Inurnment will be a private Academy and received his service. master’s degree from East JENNIFER M. STIVERS Carolina University and also Jennifer Marable Stivers, attended VCU. One of Jay’s 49, of Rockville, passed away passions was surf fishing. The Jan. 4, 2019. She was born in family received friends on Columbus, Ohio, but grew up Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2019, at in Dallas, Texas. She graduthe West Chapel of Bennett ated from Ursuline Academy, Funeral Home in Glen Allen, where she met her soulmate where funeral services will and future husband, Greg. be held on Thursday, Jan. Shortly after graduating from 17. Burial will follow in the University of Texas in Westhampton Memorial 1991, Greg and Jennifer were married. They were blessed Park.

with four beautiful children, who along with her Catholic faith, were her guideposts in STIVERS her life. Her final decade was challenged by the effects of a brain injury, but her selfless love for friends and family never wavered. She found her calling in taking the Holy Eucharist to men and women at three local nursing homes along with her best friend and companion, Ludwig, her 165-pound Greater Swiss Mountain Dog. Jennifer is survived by her husband, Greg Lewis Stivers; daughters, Elizabeth Madison Stivers, Grace Reed Stivers; sons, Samuel Marable Stivers, Andrew James Stivers; sisters, Lisa Palmer (Matthew), Kathleen Boucher (Oliver), Nancy Stripling (Guy); brother, James Marable (Dawn); and many extended family members. She was preceded in death by her father, Samuel Addison Marable III; mother, Audrey V. Marable Fink; stepfather, John Fink; and brothers, Mike Fink and Samuel Marable. The family received friends on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2019, at Bliley’s Funeral Home in Richmond, and the family shared a Rosary that evening. A Mass of Christian Burial was held on Friday, Jan. 11, at St. Bridget Catholic Church in Richmond. In lieu of flowers, Jennifer’s family would ask

that you make time monthly to visit a loved one or someone that you may not even know at a local nursing home. Your smile could change their life and their response may just change yours. JAMES K. THOMPSON James Keith Thompson, 62, of Rockville, passed away suddenly on Jan. 4, 2019. He was predeceased by his parents, Charles E. Thompson and Mary Kathryn Mahaffey Thompson; and his father-inlaw, Hinton Bowles. Keith is survived by his wife, Susan Bowles Thompson; his brother, C. Michael Thompson (Valery); mother-in-law, Janie Bowles; brother-in-law, Bolman Bowles (Donna); nephew, Brandon Bowles; niece, Drew Bowles; and his faithful beagle, Daisy. He was a graduate of Virginia Tech, a member of Phi Kappa Sigma and was employed by Hanover County for the past 37 years. Keith was an avid sportsman who never met a stranger and will be missed by all whose paths he crossed. The family received friends on Monday, Jan. 7, at the West Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home. A graveside service was held on Tuesday, Jan. 8, in Springfield Christian Church Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that memorial contributions be made to the Springfield Christian Church Cemetery Fund, 18285 Vontay Road, Rockville, Va. 23146.

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Community Calendar Wednesday, Jan. 16 Goochland County Parks and Recreation will host Abrakadoodle, helping preschoolers to develop their creativity and imagination through visual arts. Abrakadoodle classes will inspire children’s imagination by immersing them in such art forms as painting, sculpting, mosaics, studio art, and more. This program will be held every Wednesday from Jan. 16 to May 29 from 10 to11 a.m. for ages 20 months to 2 years, and from 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. for ages 3 to 4 years old . The cost for the program, which will be held at Central High Cultural & Educational Complex, is $10 per class. For more information, contact Goochland Parks and Recreation at (804) 5565854. Members and friends of the Ostomy Association of Greater Richmond will gather for their regular monthly meeting at Henrico Doctors’ Hospital. Richard O’Hamill, founder of Stealth Belt will be featured by video conference from Tennessee on the two large screens in the Williamsburg-A conference

room. The group will meet at 7:30 p.m. and are asked to enter at the Skipwith entrance, (1602 Forest Ave). For more information, call or email Mike Rollston at (804) 2321916 or agriva@ comcast.net. Thursday, Jan. 17

6:15 p.m. at Goochland Sports Complex Dance Studio. The cost to participate is $85. For more information, contact Parks and Recreation at (804) 556-5854. Goochland County Parks and Recreation will offer the chance to learn to dance on beat and work on basic breakdancing moves, play games, and have fun while staying active with a Hip-Hop class. This is a 6-week session for participants ages 8 to 11. Class will run from 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. at Goochland Sports Complex Dance Studio, and the cost to attend is $85. For more information, contact Parks and Recreation at (804) 556-5854.

An upcoming Goochland County Parks and Recreation program will offer the chance to learn basic balance, coordination and ballet basics, and play fun dance games in Beginning Ballet. This is a 6-week session for participants ages 2 to 5. Class will run from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and will be held at Goochland Sports Complex Dance Studio. The cost for the class is $75. For more information, contact Parks and Recreation at (804) Storytimes at the 556-5854. Goochland Branch Library are as follows: Toddler, 10 Goochland County Parks a.m.; Preschool, 10:45 a.m.; and Recreation will offer an and Mother Goose, 11:30 a.m. Intermediate Ballet and Jazz Call (804) 556-4774 or visit class, offering the chance to the library at 3075 River Road learn technique and fun cho- West for more information. reography. Participants will work on leaps, turns, and splits Friday, Jan. 18 while having fun and being active in this is a 6-week sesThe Rotary Club of sion for participants ages 6 to Goochland will welcome guest 9. Class will run from 5:15 to speaker Ken Peters, Pastor with

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Monday, Jan. 21 The Cochrane Rockville Branch Library will host Read 2 Rover from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Read 2 Rover provides comfort and motivation for beginning readers as they read aloud to therapy dogs. Call (804) 749-3146 for more information or this rewarding program. Tuesday, Jan. 22 The Cochrane Rockville Branch Library will host the Rockville Book Club from 10 a.m. to noon. Club members will discover and discuss new books and authors, as well as share reading suggestions. Call (804) 749-3146 for more information. The Cochrane Rockville Branch Library will host Adult Game Days from 1 to 3 p.m. for those ages 18 and up. This event will feature card and board games, as well as snacks and beverages provided by the see Calendar > 12

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The Goochland Branch the Bridge RVA Church. The meeting starts at 7:30 a.m. and Library will host an hour of will be held at the Richmond Balloon-Powered Racing Country Club. from 10 to 11 a.m. for those ages 8 to 11. Participants will make balloon powered race Saturday, Jan. 19 cars while exploring momenThe next meeting of tum, force, friction, and speed. the Virginia Writers Club Refreshments will be proRichmond Chapter will be vided by the Friends of the held from 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. at Goochland Library. Call (804) the Publix at 2250 John Rolfe 556-4774 or visit the library Parkway in Glen Allen. The at 3075 River Road West for special guest for this meeting more information. will be Brad Parks, the only writer to have won the Shamus, The Cochrane Rockville Nero, and Lefty Awards, three Branch Library will host a celof American crime fiction’s ebration of LEGOs from 11 most prestigious prizes. His a.m. to 5 p.m. for those ages novels have been translated 5 to 12. Use your engineering into 15 languages and have skills to create a LEGO design won critical acclaim across the all your own. Snacks will be globe, including stars from provided by the Friends of the every major pre-publication Rockville Library. Call (804) review outlet. A graduate of 749-3146 or visit the library at Dartmouth College, Parks is 16600 Pouncey Tract Road for a former journalist with The more information. Washington Post and The (Newark, N.J.) Star-Ledger. Sunday, Jan. 20 He is now a full-time novelist living in Virginia with his wife Jerusalem Baptist and two school-aged children. Church, located at 994 This event is located in the Three Chopt Road, in second floor meeting room Manakin-Sabot, will be hostand is free to the public. For ing the play “Everybody ’Bout Going To more information on Parks, Talkin’ visit http://bradparksbooks. Heaven — Ain’t Going”J at 3 p.m. For more information com.

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Mind your tongue: Taking the verbal high road Memories By Roslyn Ryan Editor

any years ago, I came upon a passage in an essay that has stayed with me ever since. The piece was about the role of language and its importance, and focused specifically on the trend in our modern society toward a certain carelessness —even sloppiness — when it comes to how we express ourselves. The author shared two brief anecdotes, the first about a noted French grammarian so precise with his speech that his last words are said to have been “I am about to — or I am going to — die: either expression is correct.” The second snippet was about a distinguished but unnamed scholarly gentleman who one day

found himself in the drive-thru line of a popular American fast food restaurant, desiring a hot ham and cheese sandwich. When the teenage order-taker insisted that he ask for the sandwich by its proper name — the “Yumbo” — the man politely demurred and again asked for the hot ham and cheese. The employee, now irked, protested that the man had to ask for the sandwich by name, at which point the hungry gentleman simply thanked her for her time and drove off rather than submit to the indignity of using the word “Yumbo” in adult conversation. Some might consider his behavior petty, preposterous or worse and I understand that. But I also can t seem to help wishing that more of us these days might begin to be a bit more discerning

about the words we choose. “Short words are best, and old words when short are best of all,” Winston Churchill once said, and surely he could have come up with a far shorter — and more appropriate — word than the one newly elected U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib used last week to describe the President of the United States, himself an unrepentant practitioner of the low language arts. When, honestly, did this start? When did public officials begin to forsake elevated, careful, thoughtful wording and instead embrace a vernacular that used to be rightfully confined to locker rooms? The way we communicate shifts and morphs over time, of course, so it would be silly to ask that our leaders and academics adhere to the same linguistic mores as their parents and grandparents. But am

I so terrible for not wanting to hear a college professor address a student as “dude,” or a professional athlete casually toss off F-bombs in a televised interview? Do we always have to order the Yumbo, or can we sometimes elect to take the linguistic high road? It is one thing, of course, to misuse “affect” and “effect,” or “who” and “whom,” and to shame someone for such errors tilts dangerously toward a kind of snobbery that, to this writer, is far more unbecoming than an occasional grammatical lapse. But I also pine for the days when those who occupied vaunted positions in government, academia and entertainment comported themselves in a way to which all of us could aspire. We can do better, and we should do better: either choice is correct.

In uncertain times, role of press remains crucial By Laura McFarland News Editor

New Year’s Eve has never been about the “ball drop” for me. When I was kid, getting to stay up late was the really big deal. As years past, spending the evening with friends or family in celebration was the more important part. This time, as the East Coast prepared to welcome the New Year,

I was with friends. Since some of those friends have children, the night started out at a community outing that was quite entertaining. It moved back to their place, where sparklers were followed by seeing which child fell asleep first watching the various New Year’s Eve specials. It ended with watching various fireworks being set off – some of them putting on really good shows. It must have been awhile since I

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watched any of these specials, because I admit to being a little bit dissatisfied. Not knowing half the artists performing and wishing Dick Clark was back and in charge of hosting it all may have made me feel a bit old. I found myself thinking and saying “Didn’t this used to have more class?” on more than one occasion. Still, it was an overall fun evening. But of all the moments surrounding welcoming in 2019, one of the

most poignant and personal was knowing the 2019 Times Square New Year’s Eve ball drop in New York City was celebrating press freedom and the importance of journalism. In particular, the organizers of the ball drop chose the Committee to Protect Journalists to do the honors this year. In all of the madness that surrounds the countdown, many people see Journalists > 15

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of long ago snow days By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist

I’m not sure how we knew when it was going to snow when I was a kid, but I’m convinced it didn’t involve probability percentages or hour by hour forecasts. I do, however, distinctly remember being with my mother on one of those gray overcast days when it seems like the air is as still as the night without a whisp of wind anywhere. “It feels like snow,” my mother would say. My sister and I would give each other a puzzled look, but, usually, her predications were accurate and produced the results we had hoped for. And all of us remember those days sitting in class and straining your neck to see that first flake, a sign of an impending early dismissal. As the flakes turned into flurries, we all knew what would come next and stared at the small speaker on the wall. We waited for the static crack that preceded every announcement, but we already knew the news. It’s rare for kids to have those early dismissal days due to snow these days, largely due to districts’ improved preparation and a concern for busy parents’ schedules that sometimes are hard to adjust. That ounce of prevention works well most of the time, and I never hear my kids complain that they erred on the side of closing or lamenting an extra day off. Winter storms today have names and their impending arrival is announced days in advance, allowing all of us ample time to raid every grocery store in the area and purchase every see Snow days > page 7

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Snow days continued from >6 snow shovel and generator in the region. Again, it’s hard to disagree with prudent preparation, so when news of Gia, that’s the name of the latest winter storm, was announced more than a week ago, I was determined to grab the things I needed early. By Friday, the refrigerator was stocked, the gas tank filled, and a weekend of anticipation began for my three children and me. The words “Do you think we’ll have school on Monday?” were first muttered Friday afternoon, the first inquiry of many similar requests of unanswerable questions. Now, the Weather Channel was more convinced than I regarding this storm since I’ve heard all of my life that the big snow comes from the South around here. This one was clobbering the West, so I had my doubts, but last month’s storm took a similar path and

college levels. Angie Miles is the author of the book, “Short Pump Bump.” It’s a sweet, silly and poignant collection of poetry. Miles is an established, professional communicator, with numerous accomplishments as a journalist, both as a writer and broadcaster. She is active in the community as a committed literacy educator. Daniel Sherrier is the author of the new superhero novel, “The Flying Woman.” He grew up in Mechanicsville, and graduated from the College of William & Mary with a degree in English and Theatre. He resides in Henrico County and has written for

community newspapers in Caroline, Hanover, and James City counties. Steve K. Smith is an author of ten books, including the middle grade adventure series, “The Virginia Mysteries” and “Brother Wars.” He has also written a non-fiction parenting book, “Slashing in the Deep End: An Adventure Raising Boys.” Smith lives in Richmond with his wife and three sons. He enjoys coaching, hiking and kayaking. After the readings, participants will take part in a “question and answer” period plus book signing. Admission is free and refreshments will be served.

it hit us like a freight train so who knows. And that’s the point I tried to convey to my children. Weather is hard to predict even with the latest technology and I’m not sure if people like my mother exist anymore who can walk outside and offer an instant prediction based on how it feels outside. The pending question of school closing continued Saturday and noses pressed against the window produced no steady snow, and, by Sunday, it looked as if this one had missed us, an occurrence welcomed by many of us not enrolled in public schools. The anticipation of the snowstorm had exhausted all of us, and, now, it seemed that homework delays had not been the responsible choice. The thought of sledding soon turned to algebra and Latin, or that project that seemed destined to have that extra day of preparation. And, that question of school closing seemed remote as the sun set on a weekend of failed expectations and a

realization that the weather and the predictions are not an exact science. The first glimmer of hope arrived later that evening with an announcement that school would begin two hours late in Henrico County. Shortly after, the snow finally began to fall and wet roads quickly became snow covered. And, finally, while writing this column, the final bit in a clump of good news arrived, as a familiar tone on my phone announced that schools would be closed. The final episode of a fourday journey of disappointment, fatigue and, finally, redemption concluded with cheers from my children who quickly dispensed with notebooks and pencils and began looking forward to their day off. I’m not sure if my kids will ever know the pleasure of a surprise snowstorm and the magical feeling of opening the door and seeing a winter wonderland when you weren’t expecting it. But, we are left with an

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Monacan Soil and Water Conservation District is currently offering four scholarship opportunities for area high school seniors and college freshman interested in a college degree in natural resource conservation and/ or environmental protection. Four $1,000 scholarships will once again be awarded statewide this year through the Virginia Association of Soil and Water Conservation District’s (VASWCD) Educational Foundation. The purpose of these scholarships is to give financial support to students

majoring in or showing a strong desire to major in a course curriculum related to natural resource conservation and/or environmental studies. Individual applicants must be full-time students enrolled in, or having applied to, a college freshman-level curriculum. The applicant must also document a class ranking in the top 20 percent of his or her graduating class or a minimum 3.0 GPA. Monacan District’s education committee will select one application to forward to the VASWCD for consideration of one of these schol-

arships. Applicants must be a resident of Goochland or Powhatan to be eligible for consideration. Completed applications, which may be obtained by calling the Monacan SWCD office at (804) 556-4936, must be returned to the Monacan office by 4:30 p.m. on March 12, 2018. Email inquiries may be directed to pam.pleasants@ vaswcd.org. Completed applications can be mailed to the Monacan SWCD office at PO Box 66, Goochland 23063 or delivered to the office at 2748 Dogtown Road, Goochland.

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Local library hosting Writers Roundup Four authors with various backgrounds will captivate their audience at an upcoming Writers Roundup from 1-3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 16. at the Goochland Branch Library Katharine “K.A.” Armstrong’s first novel was written as a ninth grader. She wrote it in a notebook that she shared with friends, and still has those friends and that notebook. Armstrong is an executive director of James River Writers, a nonprofit organization that connects, inspires, and educates writers of all skills. Previously, she taught at the middle school, high school and community

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Harwood reaches 1,000 in 71-31 victory By Nick Vandeloecht, Sports Editor

OOCHLAND -- He made it look easy. Deion Harwood had recovered the ball off of a basket made by a Central Lunenburg player and moved it inside the opposing team’s half-court. He then quickly let loose a rocket of a shot from deep behind the arc... ...that swished through the net for career points 998, 999 and 1,000 in Friday’s home game versus the Chargers. “I didn’t want to think about it too much coming into the game,” Harwood said, “but decided: just take a shot, get it over with and see what happens.” The home crowd unleashed a collective cheer, and Harwood’s teammates congratulated him on becoming the third known Goochland High School Boys Basketball player after Justin Rosner in 2000 and Brandon Myles in 2002 to achieve 1,000 points. “It was good...people had been talking about it all day. The moment finally came,” Harwood said. “It felt pretty good.” “It’s a huge milestone for any high school player to get 1,000 points,” Goochland head coach Preston Gordon said, “and Deion’s worked hard for that, and he deserves all the credit for that. I’m very proud of him.” The senior standout went into Friday’s home game only needing three points to achieve 1,000. It was definitely on his mind, he said, and it was also something he wanted to get out of the way in order to let the game continue. Harwood’s 1,000th point indeed came early in the game as his milestone-netting three-pointer gave his team an 8-2 lead. “Tonight was a big night for Goochland Basketball; it was a huge night for Deion Harwood, and I want to give him credit for all that he’s done to put in the time for this,” Gordon said. “I was glad we had a lot of fans here and he had a lot of family support here.”

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Goochland basketball’s Deion Harwood and his teammates react after Harwood scored his 1,000th point in Friday’s 71-31 win over Lunenburg.

Gordon said that Harwood has started every game he’s played going back to his ninth grade year. Last year, he missed only two games due to sickness. “He works hard,” Gordon said of Harwood. “He’s committed to getting better each day.” “Since I was a freshman, I had people in front of me that led the way, made me play harder and harder each night and practice hard,” Harwood said. “Our coaching staff pushed me to play hard.” He helped lead the Bulldogs to the 2018 Class 2 state quarterfinals,

and he’s consistently been among Goochland’s leading scorers throughout the opening stages of this season. He rolled out a 29-point, 8-rebound night in Goochland’s 82-46 win over Amelia on Wednesday and delivered 15 points in three quarters in Monday’s 80-61 victory over Prince Edward. Quincy Snead led the Bulldogs in scoring on Monday with 16 points. In the Bulldogs’ home contest versus Amelia, Gordon had told Harwood in the third quarter that he needed to turn it up a couple of notches and be more aggressive offensively. “And he did that,” Gordon said.

Harwood racked up 17 of his 29 points in the fourth quarter. “And…I’m pretty sure he didn’t play the last four minutes,” Gordon said, “but he was super-duper aggressive, and that was the thing. We allowed Amelia to stay in the game because we weren’t being aggressive, and…there are times that he can take over a game and he needs to do that. “He was able to do that against Amelia.” Harwood dropped in a teamleading 15 against Central Lunenburg to average 19.67 points per game in his team’s three-game sweep this past

week, with the Bulldogs winning Friday’s game 71-31 over the Chargers. “I could see in our guys’ faces after tonight we’re looking forward to the next game, rest of the season,” Harwood said. “We know we’ve got to win throughout now. We know what we’ve got to do…should be a good season.” Snead and Isaiah Matovu joined Harwood in double figures against the Chargers, netting 13 and 10 points, respectively. The Bulldogs were able to mix in the full-court press and pick up points off of steals, but Gordon said that they also missed a lot of shots around the rim. “Give credit to Lunenburg: they were a little physical down low and we’ve got to be able to take some of those bumps and we’ve got to be able to finish,” Gordon said. “That’s one of the things we worked on yesterday in practice, but obviously it wasn’t enough, because we’ve got to finish more around the rim, and some of it comes from focus and using the backboard, but then there were a couple times…we lost our team orientation… we had to fix a few of those things. We got that squared away, taken care of, and then we got back to what we were doing in fixing our defense.” Snead made several steals and scored 10 of his 13 points in a 24-point third quarter for the Bulldogs. “The third quarter was huge for us,” Gordon said, “because we played the defense that we are capable of playing.” Weather permitting, Goochland has a home matchup versus Maggie Walker on Thursday, Jan. 17 in which the Bulldogs will try to avenge a season-opening loss to the Dragons. “They’re gonna be fired up; we’re gonna be locked in for that,” Gordon said. Goochland is also slated to travel to play Buckingham on Friday, Jan. 18. “We won our last four…it’s a good little run, and we need to continue that,” Gordon said, “but it comes with keeping guys focused, and that’s making sure we’re not losing track of why we’re doing it and our principles for being successful.”

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Goochland swimming earns five first place finishes By Nick Vandeloecht, Sports Editor

MIDLTOHIAN -- Goochland Swimming enjoyed a successful Saturday morning as the girls team earned five first-place finishes in a swim meet featuring Lancaster, Louisa County, New Kent, Powhatan and hosting school Colonial Heights at SwimRVA. Taking on every participating school in the girls 200 yard freestyle relay, Goochland’s team of Annelise Rogerson, Sophie Summit, Bayleigh Allen and Skylar Dacey won first place on a collective final time of 1:53.78. Rogerson, swimming the opening 50 yards, turned in a low time of 27.49. Dacey, the closing leg, also recorded a time under 28 seconds with a 27.87. Dacey was zipping back and forth across the length of the pool on Saturday, rolling out additional

first-place times in the girls 50 yard freestyle (27.58) and girls 100 yard freestyle (59.58). Allen and Rogerson also picked up individual first places in Saturday’s swim meet. Allen outpaced the field in the girls 200 yard individual medley on a final time of 2:50.71. Rogerson took first in the girls 100 yard breaststroke on a time of 1:17.39. She also swam second in the girls 100 yard butterfly on a 1:05.11. Louisa’s Alexandra Owen took first in the 100 fly on a time of 59.71. On the boys’ side, Goochland’s Caleb McCaskill swam to second in the boys 100 yard breaststroke on a time of 1:16.10. He was edged by New Kent’s Logan Adkins, who swam a 1:14.31. The Bulldogs earned a pair of third-place finishes in the relay competitions. In the girls 200 yard medley relay, Rogerson, Allen and Dacey combined with Anna Kate Wirsing to

swim a 2:11.33. In the boys’ 400 yard freestyle relay, McCaskill, Brandon Avram, Lucas Edwards and James Hardy swam for a collective time of 4:36.30. Summit also earned a pair of third places on the individual side, earning a time of 2:25.18 in the girls 200 yard freestyle and notching a 1:05.83 in the girls 100 yard freestyle. Caleb Cardoni (25.29), McCaskill (25.44) and Richard Hardy (26.58) swam third, fourth and fifth, respectively, in the boys 50 yard freestyle. Goochland had two swimmers compete in the combined 500 yard freestyle, with Wirsing placing fifth (6:53.71) for the girls and James Hardy taking second (6:40.09) for the boys behind New Kent’s Logan Adkins (5:36.33). In the combined race, Adkins had the second fastest time overall in the combined event behind his New Kent teammate Zorey Sargent, who won the girls 500

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Goochland’s Skylar Dacey competes in the girls 100 yard freestyle.

yard freestyle on a 5:33.76. In the 200 yard boys relays, Avram, Richard and James Hardy and Jack Clarke placed fourth (1:55.14) in freestyle and Clarke, Richard and James Hardy and McCaskill swam fifth (2:14.51) in the medley. Other top-eight finishes for

Goochland included fifth for Richard Hardy (1:26.08) in the boys 100 yard butterfly, sixth for Avram (1:05.36) in the boys 100 yard freestyle, seventh for Rachel Wilson (3:16.81) in the girls 200 yard individual medley, eighth for Allen (30.53) in the girls 50 yard freestyle.

PREP SCHEDULE SCORES Varsity Sports Monday, Jan. 7 Boys Basketball Goochland 80, Prince Edward 61 Highlights (GOOC): Quincy Snead 16 points, 6 steals, 5 rebounds, Deion Harwood 15 points, 5 steals, 5 rebounds, Kameron Holman 12 points, 8 rebounds, Isaiah Matovu 12 points

points, 2 assists, 1 steal Tuesday, Jan. 8 Boys Basketball Middleburg Academy 82, Benedictine 56 Wednesday, Jan. 9 Boys Basketball Goochland 82, Amelia 46 Highlights (GOOC): Deion Harwood 29 points, 8 rebounds, Quincy Snead 18 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, Walker Murray 10 points

Friday, Jan. 11 Girls Basketball Goochland 51, Central Lunenburg 15 BOX: 1 2 3 4 F GOOC: 19 13 10 9 51 CENL: 8 0 7 0 15 Highlights (GOOC): Gabby Ragone 18 points, 4 assists, 6 steals

UPCOMING Varsity Sports

Girls Basketball Prince Edward 59, Goochland 48 BOX: 1 2 3 4 F PRE: 6 16 18 19 59 GOOC: 10 10 10 18 48 Highlights (GOOC): Blake Thomas 14 points, 2 assists, 5 steals, Gabby Ragone 16

Girls Basketball Amelia 45, Goochland 43 BOX: 1 2 3 4 F GOOC: 11 11 5 16 43 AMEL: 6 11 11 17 45 Highlights (GOOC): Justice Tibbs 13 points, 4 assists, 2 steals, 5 rebounds, Gabby Ragone 13 points, 2 assists, 4 steals, 5 rebounds

Thursday, Jan. 17 Boys Basketball 7 p.m. Goochland (H) vs. Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School Girls Basketball 7 p.m. Goochland (A) at Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School

Friday, Jan. 18 Girls Basketball 7 p.m. Goochland (H) vs. Buckingham Boys Basketball 6:30 p.m. Benedictine (A) at Trinity Episcopal 7 p.m. Goochland (A) at Buckingham Saturday, Jan. 19 Boys Basketball 2:30 p.m. Benedictine (A) at Trinity Episcopal Tuesday, Jan. 22 Girls Basketball

7 p.m. Goochland (H) vs. Cumberland Boys Basketball 7 p.m. Goochland (A) at Cumberland 7:15 p.m. Benedictine (A) at St. Christopher’s Swimming 8 p.m. Goochland vs. Powhatan, Hanover at RandolphMacon College Brock Center Wednesday, Jan. 23 Wrestling 6 p.m. Tri-meet: Goochland (A), Mills Godwin at Douglas

Freeman High School Friday, Jan. 25 Girls Basketball 6:30 p.m. Goochland (H) vs. Bluestone Boys Basketball 6:30 p.m. Benedictine (H) vs. Woodberry Forest 7:30 p.m. Goochland (H) vs. Bluestone Swimming 6 p.m. Goochland (A) vs. Prince Edward at Hampden-Sydney Saturday, Jan. 26 Wrestling 10 a.m. Goochland (H) vs. Poquoson

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Calendar continued from >5 Friends of the Rockville Library. Call (804) 749-3146 for more information. Thursday, Jan. 24 Storytimes at the Goochland Branch Library are as follows: Toddler, 10 a.m.; Preschool, 10:45 a.m.; and Mother Goose, 11:30 a.m. Call (804) 556-4774 for more information.

meeting starts at 7:30 a.m. and will be classes will provide participants held at the Richmond Country Club. with an instructor-guided opportunity to dive into their creative side. Participants will create a masterpiece Sunday, Jan. 27 of their own take home. All materiShady Grove Baptist Church will als will be provided, and no experihonor Pastor Rev. Reginald Cleveland and First Lady Yolanda Cleveland, ence is necessary. Paint Night will take now in their fifteenth year with the place at the Central High Cultural & church, at 3 p.m. at the church, locat- Educational Complex from 6 to 7:30 ed at 3384 Oakland Church Rd. The p.m. The cost to attend is $30. For guest speaker will be Rev. Dr. Tracie more information, call (804) 657-2086. Daniels of St. Mark Baptist Church in Maidens. Thursday, Jan. 31

The Goochland Branch Library will host a Silhouette Valentines workThe Rotary Club of Goochland will Goochland County Parks and shop from 5 to 6:30 p.m. for those welcome guest speaker Kate Tweedy, Recreation will offer a Youth Paint ages 11 to 18. This event will celebrate who will speak about Secretariat. The Night for those ages 5 to 15. These the Victorian art of creating scissored Friday, Jan. 25

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