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A VERY VINTAGE CHRISTMAS: Readers share snaps from holidays past. See 5

Board gives new school green light By Roslyn Ryan Editor

Goochland County is one step closer to having its first new school in over 50 years, after county supervisors unanimously approved a Conditional Use Permit for the project on Dec. 3. While the design of the school is still in its early stages, information provided as part of the CUP application reveal that the new school is expected to be approximately 92,000 square feet, with the capacity to serve 650 students. Its scale, according to District 4 supervisor Bob Minnick, would make it one of the largest capital improvement projects undertaken in the county in recent memory, second only to the creation of the Tuckahoe Creek Service District. The new school, which will take the place of the current Goochland Elementary School 3150 River Road, will be located just west of Bulldog Way and directly across from the county’s connected high school and middle school complex. It is expected to open in August on 2024. see School > 3

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All wrapped up! Christmas Mother marks another successful year Thanks to hundreds of volunteer hours and plenty of hard work, this year’s Christmas Mother Robin Hillman and a host of Goochland Rotary volunteers had everything packaged and ready to deliver to this year’s recipients last Saturday. The Christmas Mother program has been making Christmas brighter for those in need in Goochland for over 50 years. For more photos from last week’s wrapping event, see page 3.

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scrapbooking class Jan. 15 The Cochrane Rockville Branch Library will host Scrapbooking from 7 - 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 15. Do you have pictures from holidays and vacations packed away or stuck on your phone? Learn to scrapbook! This program will offer some scrapbooking basics and make a couple of pages to get started. Participants should bring some printed photos and the rest will be provided. Call (804) 749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road for more information.

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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: Black/white one-eyed neutered male kitten, about 9 months old; a spayed female tabby/torti kitten, about 9 months old; and a spayed female Red Bone hound, about 4-6 years old. Please note: All cat and kitten adoption fees are $25 from now until Dec. 31. 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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“But the seed in the good soil, these are the ones who have heard the word in an honest and good heart, and hold it fast, and bear fruit with perseverance.” A curious doctrine throughout Protestant Christendom proclaims all mankind to be depraved and “…utterly indisposed,...to all good,…” (The Presbyterian Confession of Faith). Yet Jesus said the seed is the word of God and is sown on different soils (hearts). A heart can be without understanding, or shallow, or preoccupied with life’s distractions (Luke 8:11-14). Or it can be honest and good! We are the soil we decide to be. It is not decided for us. That’s good news! How’s your heart?

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County opens Agricultural Center in Central High School complex Contributed report

On Tuesday, Dec. 3, Goochland County formally opened the new Agricultural Center located at the Central High School Cultural and Educational Complex. The center is home to the Goochland County Cooperative Extension and the Monacan Soil and Water Conservation District. The opening and ribbon cutting coincided with the unveiling of the County’s new ACRES Agricultural Initiatives dedicated to promoting and supporting Goochland County’s ongoing commitment to the Goochland Agricultural community. The ACRES Initiative, which stands for Accessibility,

Connectivity, Readiness, Education, & Sustainability, will ensure quality opportunities for engagement in the agricultural and natural resources of Goochland County through focused services and initiatives including programming, education, community, development initiatives, economic development, and hands on experiences. “Agriculture is critical to our community’s economy, character, and overall well-being,” said Goochland County Administrator John A. Budesky. The initiative will support Goochland’s agricultural community by seeking to provide accessibility to and

connect citizens with agriculturally based resources and information, education, and programming opportunities as well as to promote and implement strategies to sustain our agricultural roots.” The community is encouraged to come take advantage of the Agricultural Center and learn more about the ACRES Initiative both at the Center and at http://www.goochlandva.us/1046/AgriculturalResources. In addition, the community is further encouraged to check out all the programs and activities the Central High School Cultural and Educational Complex has to offer.

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Implant placement & restoration Cosmetic dentistry Surgical extractions continued from >1 While some concerns had been raised during a Sept. 24 community meeting about traffic and other impacts from the new school, the project so far has been met with

enthusiasm by county leaders. Last month, the Planning Commission voted unanimously in favor of approving the CUP, and supervisors were also quick to praise the plan during the Dec. 3 board meeting. “I think this is a great

opportunity for the community, and I’m so glad I get to vote on this before my retirement,” said District 2 supervisor and current board chairman Manuel Alvarez. To District 3 School Board representative Karen Horn, the new school is just one more

example of the school division working to better serve the needs of all students. “This is all part of what we do to enrich the lives of our families and our children,” said Horn. “We really appreciate your support as we begin this exciting process.”

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Gum Spring United Methodist Church will present a Living Nativity and Community Feast. All are invited and there is no cost, but organizers welcome donations of small baby toys or teen items, throw blankets, coloring books (adult and children’s), colored pencils, card games, play-doh, new stuffed animals, and travelsized board games for the Ronald McDonald house. Dinner will begin at 5:30 p.m. behind the church and the Living Nativity will begin at 6:30 p.m. out in front of 191 Cross County Rd in Gum Spring, Va. 23065.

Goochland Community Theatre will present “A Good, Old Fashioned, Redneck Country Christmas,” a play by Kris Bauske, directed by Jennifer Layton, at 7 p.m. in The Eagle Theater at Central High Cultural and Educational Complex (2748 Dogtown Road in Goochland). Tickets may be purchased at the door or online at gvatheatre.org. General Admission is $15, and $10 for Seniors. Friday, Dec. 20 Goochland Community Theatre will present “A Good, Old Fashioned, Redneck

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The St. Mark Baptist Church, located at 4596 Factory Mill Road in Maidens, cordially invites the public to help usher in the Christmas spirit. Service will begin with Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. followed by a Worship Service at 10:30 a.m. that will include a dramatic presentation of the play, The Birthday Party, and poetry readings and recitations. The day will end with a special musical concert featurSaturday, Dec. 21 ing spiritual songs of the seaGoochland Community son by the St. Mark Combined Theatre will present “A Good, Choir at 2 p.m. Old Fashioned, Redneck Country Christmas,” a play Tuesday, Dec. 24 by Kris Bauske, directed by ‘Twas the night before Jennifer Layton, at 7 p.m. in The Eagle Theater at Central Christmas, and Gum Spring High Cultural and Educational United Methodist Church Complex (2748 Dogtown invites all to attend the church’s Road in Goochland). Tickets Christmas Eve Services. The may be purchased at the door evening will feature a family-friendly 5:30 p.m. service, or online at gvatheatre.org. followed by the traditional General Admission is $15, and Candlelight service at 11 p.m. $10 for Seniors. The church is located at 191 Cross County Road in Gum The Cochrane Rockville Spring. Branch Library will host LEGOs! from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. Bethel United Methodist for ages 5-12, offering partici- Church, located in Oilville, will pants the chance to use their host a Christmas Eve Service engineering skills to create a of Candlelight at 5 p.m., and LEGO design all their own. Holy Communion will be Snacks will be provided by commemorated. The service the Friends of the Rockville will include the reading of the Library. Call (804) 749-3146 Christmas story from the New or visit the library at 16600 Testament book, Luke, and the Pouncey Tract Road for more lighting candles of each person information. during the singing of “Silent Night.” Bethel Church is located at 1981 Cardwell Road, Sunday, Dec. 22 Oilville. For more informaGum Spring United tion, visit the church’s website Methodist Church, located at www.betheloil.org. at 191 Cross County Road in Gum Spring, invites all to Beulah Baptist Church, attend the church’s Christmas located in Kents Store (1633 Cantata at 10 a.m. Through Kents Store Way) invites all poetic narration, scripture pas- to join them for their annual sages and creatively arranged Christmas Eve Candlelight carols, the timeless story of the Service at 7 p.m. For more birth of Christ will be pre- information, call (434) 5892245. sented.

Country Christmas,” a play by Kris Bauske, directed by Jennifer Layton, at 7 p.m. in The Eagle Theater at Central High Cultural and Educational Complex (2748 Dogtown Road in Goochland). Tickets may be purchased at the door or online at gvatheatre.org. General Admission is $15, and $10 for Seniors.

The St. Mark Baptist Church, located at 4596 Factory Mill Road in Maidens, cordially invites the public to attend a Christmas Eve service at 7 p.m.

Preschool 10:45 a.m., Mother Goose 11:30 a.m. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.

The Mystery Book Group will meet at the Goochland Branch Library from 2 - 3 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 31 Call (804) 556-4774 or visit The St. Mark Baptist the library at 3075 River Road Church, located at 4596 West for the title of our latest Factory Mill Road in Maidens, amazing thriller. cordially invites the public to welcome the new year at the LEGO Adventures will be Watch Night Service on at held at the Goochland Branch 10:30 p.m. Library from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m., featuring a fun night of free Friday, Jan. 3 LEGO play with friends. The Cochrane Rockville Materials will be provided. Branch Library will host Call (804) 556-4774 or visit First Friday Films from 4 - the library at 3075 River Road 6 p.m. All are encouraged to West for more information. bring the whole crew for a great movie on the big screen. Friday, Jan. 10 Refreshments will be provided The Goochland Branch by the Friends of the Rockville Library will host Friday Book Library. Call (804) 749-3146 Group from10 a.m. - 12:30 or visit the library at 16600 p.m. Call (804) 556-4774 or Pouncey Tract Road for more visit the library at 3075 River information. Road West for more information. Saturday, Jan. 4 The Teen Volunteer Advisory Board will meet at the Goochland Branch Library from 1 - 2 p.m. Young people who are interested in getting volunteer hours, helping their community, and making some good friends are encouraged to join the Volunteen group and find out about the library’s monthly opportunities and how to make a difference. Snacks will be provided by the Friends of the Goochland Library. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.

Tuesday, Jan. 14 The Goochland Branch Library will host a Genealogy Class from 10 a.m. – noon, offering the opportunity to learn how to search for information to build a family tree using Ancestry Library Edition and HeritageQuest. (Basic computer experience is preferred.) Anyone who would like to attend is asked to register online or call (804) 5564774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.

The Goochland Branch Library will host Knit Wits from 2 - 3 p.m. This program Thursday, Jan. 9 offers a monthly gathering for Storytimes at the those who would like to stitch Goochland Branch Library are see Calendar > 13 as follows: Toddler, 10 a.m.,

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Local author’s new book visits some of history’s most celebrated homes By Roslyn Ryan Editor

1. Lindsey Martin Dewey shared this sweet photo of her and her brother, Brandon Martin, taking in the Miller & Rhoads Christmas window display in 1987.

Is has been said for generations that a man’s home is his castle, but for the cast of characters in Goochland author Nancy Parrish’s new book, the reference to monarchy is more than just a metaphor. In “The Downton Era: Great Houses, Churchills, and Mitfords,” Parrish offers her readers a guided PARRISH

2. Pamela (Cross) Null enjoyed a few minutes with Santa in this photo, which she guesses was taken around 1969. 3. Jacob and Joey Cornell celebrated a joyous Christmas morning back in 2011. 4. The White siblings, from the left, Donna, Teresa, Patricia, Deborah and Chuck, posed for this photo at their grandmother’s house, decked out in festive outfits handmade by their mother. According to Donna, all the siblings are now in their sixties.

tour through some of the 20th Century’s most splendid residences, sharing the stories of the larger-than-life men and women who walked their halls. Offered in the book are glimpses into the daily lives of the British aristocracy, a topic that has recently seen a surge of interest thanks to the wildly popular PBS series Downton Abbey. Parrish, who holds a Ph.D. from the College of William and Mary, admits she didn’t originally set out to make grand homes the subject of her book, having instead planned to write see Homes > 15

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Were we once this strange? Uh, yeah

quick word to anyone over the age of 30: If you’re going to cluck disapprovingly over the way today’s generation of young people behave, you might be wise to keep your opinions to yourself. And you don’t have to take my word for it — just ask Bette Midler. It was Midler, after all, who ran afoul of the Twittersphere last week when she posted a photo of three young girls sitting on a bench in New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, their backs turned to a stunning 18th century masterwork and their faces softly lit by the phone screens they were peering into. “What s wrong with this picture?” Midler asked, to which many people wasted little time in responding that there was nothing wrong with it at all. Quite a few, in fact, took Midler to task for the comment and suggested she apologize. In defense of the Divine Miss M, it’s easy to see why the photo may have struck a nerve for people of a certain age (this writer included). And anyone who grew up before cell phones could be forgiven for being baffled at how easy it is for some young people to tune out the world around them, even when in the presence of work by some of

history’s most celebrated artists. The kerfuffle over Midler’s transgression, however, didn’t seem so much about simply making a tone deaf remark. No, by taking a pot-shot at a group of young women seemingly doing something fairly harmless, Midler appears to have committed a different kind of offense: she was lazy. I say “lazy,” because it certainly isn’t difficult these days to find something to pick on young people about. From the vantage point of a person a few decades further along, there’s plenty of low hanging fruit: they dress funny. Their music is beyond strange. They take too many selfies and don t seem to respect authority. Of course, in lobbing any of these critiques, it might be wise not to leave out what our parents almost certainly thought about our hair, clothes, music and lifestyle choices. The fact that Midler’s comment came this month, as millions of Americans travel to visit family and multiple generations find themselves seated together around the table, may serve as a well-timed reminder to any of us tempted to opine that today’s young people simply don’t measure up. No, I admit it: much of what

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I hear kids talk about today seems strange, and sometimes even uncomfortable. Clearly social norms concerning what s public and what s private have shifted seismically in the last 20 years, and some of us haven t quite caught up. But it’s far easier to poke fun, to roll our eyes, and to scoff at what we often too quickly dismiss as the shortcomings of younger people. Instead, why not give them the benefit

of the doubt every once in a while? Why not ask what they’re listening to? Why not try to figure out what’s important to them? No, I’m probably not going to be caught dead with fuchsia hair, or ever understand why Snap Chat is a thing. But if I’m going to insist that today’s youth treat me with respect, I can certainly see the wisdom in respecting them too.

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Searching for that special holiday spirit? It’s closer than you may think By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist

The lady slowly stirred the gooey mixture bubbling in a pan on her stovetop, and an almost instant blast of sweet-smelling goodness filled her tiny kitchen. I inquired not what the mixture was or would become, but, instead asked what ingredients comprised the aromatically-pleasing blend. She explained it wasn’t a recipe, verbatim, but a Christmas tradition she learned from her grandmother to make the house smell like the holidays. She explained the blend of brown sugar, nutmeg, cinnamon sticks and a small amount of apple cider placed on low heat can provide hours of holiday aroma therapy. “My kids love the smell. They say it gets them in the Christmas spirit,” she smiled as she swirled the concoction and lowered the heat to a flicker. On my way home, the thought of Christmas spirit seemed distant, and I wondered just what triggers that special and unique feeling that lifts one’s spirits and provides a once a year unmatched feeling of glee and goodwill. Could it possibly be attained by just combining a few spices and setting out a few figurines on pineroped counters? Or is it a combination of several factors that only intersect during the holidays, a perfect storm scenario that evokes a sense of euphoria in children, young and old. I remember visiting my grandmother’s house in Maryland weeks before Christmas and marveling at the production line cooking-maksee Holiday spirit > page 7

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What if the three wise men weren’t really all that wise? What if they were just three ordinary guys, avoiding conflicts at home, who happened upon the greatest story ever told? Starting Thursday, Dec. 19, Goochland Community Theatre will present a three-night run of “A Good,

Old Fashioned, Redneck Country Christmas,” a play by Kris Bauske and directed by Jennifer Layton, at 7 p.m. in The Eagle Theater at Central High Cultural and Educational Complex. Set in modern day America and sprinkled with redneck humor, the play opens with Bill, Dave, and Jimmy, three men with a wagon-load of women troubles. Even though it’s

Christmas Eve, and tradition dictates they should be home, drinking hot cocoa and singing carols, the boys decide to high-tail it into the mountains for a little hunting and a lot of beer. This protest does nothing to improve the mood of the women back in town. Lou runs Lou’s Diner. She and Bill and have been trying

(unsuccessfully) to have a baby. Barbie Jo, Lou’s head waitress, is married to Dave, and they have kids, but Dave’s not interested in family this year. Darlene, the most beautiful girl in three counties is dating Jimmy, but while she’s ready to settle down, Jimmy can’t stand the idea of “commitment.” As theatergoers will see, it’s going

to take a Christmas miracle to get these redneck families back together. The Eagle Theater is located at 2748 Dogtown Road, in the Central High Cultural and Educational Complex. Tickets may be purchased at the door or online at gvatheatre.org. General Admission is $15, and $10 for seniors.

Decorate with a nose toward inviting holiday aromas

oliday decor is as much about the sights and sounds as it is about the scents of the season. Few things evoke the holiday spirit as much as the aroma of fresh evergreen or spicy cinnamon and cloves. Incorporating inviting aromas into holiday decor can make homes feel even more special. Filling a home with fragrant decor takes a little ingenuity and planning. Here are some ideas to incorporate the scents of the holiday season into your decor. Use a real Christmas tree. An easy way to create a pine-like scent indoors is to select a real Christmas tree. Ask the tree farm which varieties are the most fragrant. If a fresh tree is not possible, fill a decorative basket with pine cones and evergreen boughs for

Holiday spirit continued from >6 ing factory previously known as her kitchen. Her kitchen was as big as our living room and even had a separate room attached that she called a pantry. She took holiday baking seriously and the efforts continued for days, as shiny metal tins the size of those orange Home Depot buckets became filled with sugar cookies, brownies and other delights.

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the holiday season. Select among trees or in other areas of the home. Create a seasonal scented popular holiday aromas like pine, Craft some “gingerbread” cinnamon, apples, and Christmas ornaments. A mixture of cinnasimmer. Take to the stove to make cookie varieties. mon, applesauce a homemade air infusion from Utilize essential oils. Natural and glue can be ingredients in and around the food stores and other retailers may used to make house. Simmer pine branches, citrus peels, vanilla, nutmeg, cin- sell essential oils, which can be ornaments or namon, and whatever else can be diluted and sprayed on surfaces gift tags that placed in a pot or slow cooker with or into the air. Exercise caution resemble ginwater. The scents will permeate the around upholstery, or test for gerbread cookies, and these house for hours if enough water is staining before use. added to the mixture. Spend more time in the o r n a m e n t s have more Make holiday sachets. Some kitchen. Add delicious scents to staying power of the same ingredients for the the home by way of freshly baked than actual holiday simmer can be dried and goods or holiday meals. Nothing cookies. sewn into sachets. Add ribbon and beats the smell of cookies right hang on real or artificial trees. out of the oven, and the scents can Design Or tuck the pouches into various linger for hours. a pretty areas around the house. Make beeswax ornaments. pomander. Experiment with scented Add scented oils to melted bees- Stud an candles. Scented candles can be wax and pour into molds. Hang orange with found at various stores during these creations as ornaments on cloves. Cut

And although my grandmother was the best cook I’ve encountered in my life and the person who taught me what little I know about in the kitchen, she made a most inedible fruitcake that each and every family member received annually. I’m not sure if anyone ever had the nerve to tell her most of those weighty loaves ended up in the trash, but I can’t remember anyone at our house ever taking a bite of the mysteriously looking dessert.

She would send us home with a trunk full of those tins, filled with cookies and treats so intense the smell permeated through the back seat and made the whole car smell like Miss Lilly’s kitchen. As a child, I think that’s when Christmas began for us. I suppose in those days after Thanksgiving, that the first hints of that much sought after spirit begins to flicker somewhere deep down in our souls. And shopping for gifts for loved ones, searching for

that perfect tree, singing a Christmas carol, listening to a choir of youths at Midnight Mass, or wrapping gifts at the dining room table all combine to create a full-blown version of that elusive Christmas spirit. Over the years, I’ve come to realize just what that special spirit entails is different for everyone. It could be the smallest act of kindness, or the heftiest of sacrifices … or just a kind encouraging word that might bring out that spirit in

off the top of the orange and hollow out a place for a small tea light. The warmth of the flame will produce more scent.

someone. For me, the gathering of family or enjoying a good meal together during the holidays seems like a gift, and I place less and less emphasis on what I received and more on how lucky I am to have a wonderful family. And, that wonderful feeling of Christmas morning and running down the stairs to see what’s under the tree is just a memory for me. But, watching my kids on Christmas morning and enjoying the excite-

ment in their eyes is just as rewarding, and, yes, still brings out that indescribable feeling that only Christmas can provide. And, in the interest of full disclosure, my house has been smelling very much like the holidays, thanks to that kind lady and her grandmother’s mixture of what I call liquid Christmas spirit. Here’s hoping your holidays are filled with that illustrious warmth of the season, and the spirit moves you.

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13. Comedian Cook 17. Time zone 19. First PM of India 20. Performing perfectly 21. A way to hide 25. Former NBA commissioner 29. Peter’s last name 31. Outlying suburb of London 32. Used to cut steak 33. Deep inlets 35. Type of tree 38. Done openly and unashamedly 41. Indigenous person of N. Africa 43. Confessed openly 44. A way to separate with an instrument 45. Influential journalist Tarbell 46. Manning and Roth are two 47. One who cares for horses in India 49. Something to believe in 56. Form of ‘to be’ 57. Atomic #73

TAURUS • Apr 21/May 21 Your generosity is limitless this week, Taurus. Your efforts will be rewarded to you in kind in the near future. Keep your charitable efforts coming. GEMINI • May 22/Jun 21 Getting your point across to others may prove challenging, Gemini. Slow down and explain yourself clearly. Being amenable to compromise can help.

CANCER • Jun 22/Jul 22 Your relationships have longevity and that is something to be proud of, Cancer. Keep doing all the right things to keep the ones you love close by.

LIBRA • Sept 23/Oct 23 Someone is very proud of what you have accomplished lately, Libra. If you find yourself in the spotlight, enjoy the much-deserved praise and attention.

CAPRICORN • Dec 22/Jan 20 This is a good time to share positive thoughts with others, Capricorn. With the new year on the horizon, resolutions are at the forefront of many people’s minds.

LEO • Jul 23/Aug 23 Go with the flow when you anticipate something exciting coming your way, Leo. Let your hair down a little and enjoy the good times ahead.

SCORPIO • Oct 24/Nov 22 Scorpio, employ various ways of looking at situations that come your way. It is always beneficial to have an open mind. When a new project arrives, maintain your enthusiasm.

AQUARIUS • Jan 21/Feb 18 Aquarius, while you can expect a week full of energy and nonstop activity, you can manage to fit some fun into the mix. Start making plans with close friends.

VIRGO • Aug 24/Sept 22 Virgo, give something new and frivolous a try this week. You may find this experimentation sparks a new interest that proves rewarding for years to come.

SAGITTARIUS • Nov 23/Dec 21 Sometimes you need to be a bit pushy to get what you need, Sagittarius. Step up and part the crowds so you can reach your goal. Make sure your voice is heard.

PISCES • Feb 19/Mar 20 You very well may learn something important over the next few days, Pisces. Keep your eyes and ears open to what’s around you.

THIS WEEK’S ANSWERS

ARIES • Mar 21/Apr 20 Aries, if things seem to be a little confusing this week, take some time to pause and reflect. Maybe you are interpreting the data in the wrong way. Ask a friend to check your work.

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Wrestlers earn victories at challenging quad Daly takes 1st in 170 class as Goochland places 5th at invite

By Nick Vandeloecht Sports Editor

Alex Thompson only weighs 169 pounds, but his Goochland wrestling team had to move him up to the 182 weight class for Wednesday’s quad meet at Cosby High School featuring three powerhouses in Matoaca, Midlothian and the hosting Titans. He was also going on just two days of practice – only four days prior, he and his Goochland football teammates had concluded a standout 12-2 season in the state semifinals – and he had to go up against Matoaca’s Thaddeus Boyd after all four of his teammates who wrestled before him went down against the Warriors on pins. As his match wore on, it looked liked Boyd would continue that streak. He took-down Thompson for a quick lead. Thompson fell into a 7-0 hole after two near-falls. In fact, Thompson was on his back trying to avoid the pin… …when he pulled off the surprise turnaround. In a flash he flipped from the floor to the top, pivoting Boyd onto his back. “Alex is a big-move wrestler,” Goochland head coach Mike Nadder said. “He’s always looking for a big move and there’s nothing wrong with that, especially when you’re wrestling up and you’re giving up a lot of weight.” His game-changer was a simple rollthrough – he felt the weight shift, and he hit the roll. “I think he caught the guy offguard, and he’s strong,” Nadder said of Thompson. “And once he gets you on your back, chances are you’re not coming off your back.” Not long after that, the referee slapped the mat, freezing the first-period clock with 31 seconds left. Thompson rose to his feet having won by pin. “I was real proud of how he performed tonight considering the weight he was giving up,” Nadder said. Thompson’s triumph was the one bright spot in Goochland’s meet-opening 54-24 loss to Matoaca at Cosby High School, as the Warriors won all but one of their contested matchups by pins. Thompson was held out of the Bulldogs’ 60-6 loss to Cosby – his opponent would’ve been state champion Simeone

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Goochland’s Jon Daly turns Cosby’s Cole Giegling to set up his hard-fought win by pin in the second period during the Bulldogs’ quad meet versus Cosby, Matoaca and Midlothian at Cosby High School. Daly went 2-1 at the quad meet.

Holmes, and because Thompson was giving up too much weight and going on just two days of practice, Nadder couldn’t afford him getting hurt – but Jon Daly at 170 picked up a hard-fought win against the Titans. Daly and his opponent Cole Giegling each delivered a takedown to tie the match at 2-2, but Daly in the second period took control on top, gripped Giegling’s left upper arm and turned him onto his back before fighting to stay on top. Daly earned the pin with 47 seconds left in the period. The senior capped his strong night with another big victory to spark a stretch in which the Bulldogs won three of their final four contested matchups in a 61-18 team loss to Midlothian. Facing Alec Townsend, Daly worked his second shot at his leg into a leadgetting takedown. Townsend soon tied it 2-2, but Daly struck back with a reversal and nearly worked that move into a pin – the referee tapped the mat right after he got tapped on the back to signal the end of the first period. But Daly responded by rolling-out a takedown. He completed the pin 17

seconds inside the second stanza. “He’s probably one of the hardest workers in the room,” Nadder said. “He’s put his time in – he’s had his losses, so he’s now getting his chance to get some wins and be on the other side… just getting his hand raised more often than not.” Ethan Ford, who wrestled at 195, worked hard all summer, and he stayed at it through two tough matches against his Matoaca and Cosby opponents to parlay a takedown into a pin of Midlothian’s William Notarianni. Connor Duncan, who this year earned First Team All-Region and AllDistrict honors at offensive lineman as part of the Bulldogs’ football team, entered the wrestling season having lost 50 pounds since last year. Like Ford, Duncan took control on a takedown; he sealed the deal 38 seconds into his 220 weight-class matchup with a pin of Will Haemker. Outside of those victories, it was a learning night for a Bulldogs unit that just this year transitioned from Class 2 to Class 3. Most of the team’s starting lineup consists of second-year wrestlers, and

they were going up against opponents who have been wrestling for years and are competing for programs in Classes 5 and 6. “We’re making due with the numbers we have…it was a disappointing night obviously when you lose, but we had some kids do some good things that we feel like we’re on the right track and we’re heading in the right direction,” Nadder said. One of those second-year wrestlers, Grant Heidel, whom Nadder said “just doesn’t back down” and has done a lot of work in the offseason, endured into the second period before getting pinned by state finalist John Bolstad. Max Moreno at 132 also fought hard; in a meet that saw several wrestlers get pinned in the first period, Moreno didn’t go down until more than a minute had passed in the second against both Matoaca and Cosby. He also endured in a 12-7 loss by decision to Midlothian’s Robbie Painter. “Overall we had a lot of things we did well,” Nadder said. “We’ll go back to the room and we will try to fix the things we didn’t do so well; then we’ll see what happens – it’s an ongoing process.”

ASHLAND - Goochland fared well at the first Patriot Revolution Invitational tournament on Saturday. The Bulldogs placed fifth in total team points, with four wrestlers finishing in the top four in their respective weight classes. This kind of performance gives head coach Mike Nadder confidence moving forward. “I’m pleased today with some of them,” Nadder said. “A couple of matches were close, we should have won…but overall we’re still growing.” Wrestler Jon Daly finished first in the 170 weight class on Saturday, defeating Cameron Penn of Midlothian. Connor Duncan finished second place in the 220 weight class. Duncan came up short in the first place match, losing to Pedro Melendez of Caroline. In the 195 weight class Ethan Ford finished in second place, falling short in the first place match against Chris Poole of Caroline. In the 160 weight class, Abdul Soccarras finished fourth. Soccarras lost in a close match to Ethan Ky of Midlothian. “I think we’re heading in the right direction by wrestling these bigger schools,” Nadder said. “I feel like the competition is preparing us for the postseason, which is the most important part of the year.”

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Goochland wins 2019-20 opener over Amelia By Nick Vandeloecht Sports Editor

Last year, Goochland boys basketball made school history, achieving a program-record 23 wins and earning its first-ever trip to the state semifinals. But that historical season for the Bulldogs also began with a season-opening loss at Maggie Walker. That loss left a bitter taste in their mouths. “We knew, going into this game, we had to make sure our guys were prepared – much better than they were last year going against Maggie Walker,” Goochland coach Preston Gordon said of their Dec. 13 matchup at Amelia. “We had them dialed-in and focused on what we need to get done.” The Bulldogs delivered, triumphing 64-52 over Amelia on Friday night to open the 2019-20 season on a victorious note. “I’m just proud of our guys,” Gordon said. “They stayed focused.” Junior Jackson Hoffler made the move

up to varsity this season after 2 years of JV; Gordon noted how he’s been coming in on Saturday mornings, probably about 45 minutes before everyone else arrives, and he’s been getting a lot of shots on the machine. There was one morning where he made 70 shots out of 100 – all of them 3’s. Hoffler translated that hard work into a team-leading 20 points against Amelia. Team depth shined early for the Bulldogs as three of their leading forces last year – senior Quincy Snead, junior Kameron Holman and sophomore J.B. Bell – all joined Hoffler in scoring 9 or more points. Holman made 15 points, Bell double-doubled with 10 points and 15 rebounds and Snead delivered 10 rebounds and 9 points. Defensively, Gordon said his players communicated well, and they know their principles. But he noted that rebounding the basketball better will be a point of emphasis through the next couple weeks. “We knocked down free throws when we needed to,” Gordon added. “Our

shooting is just going to get better…we took some shots that are early-season shots and we’ll get better at those and we’ll be more focused on what we need to do and definitely get some better looks in terms of offensive, and our defense is going to continue to grow. “We’ve laid the foundation; it’s just making tweaks for each game.” The Bulldogs opened this week with a 54-45 win over Prince Edward. Holman led the way for Goochland with 17 points and had 5 steals, Bell netted 11 points and added 8 rebounds, Walker Murray scored 9 points and added 5 rebounds and Snead made 6 points, 7 assists, 7 rebounds and 8 steals. Goochland, a Class 3 team, will host Class 4 schools Patrick Henry on Friday, Dec. 20 and Lee-Davis on Saturday, Dec. 21, with both games slated to begin after 6 p.m. matchups featuring Caroline vs. LeeDavis on Friday and Caroline vs. Patrick File/Goochland Gazette Henry on Saturday. All four games are Goochland’s JB Bell (15) and Quincy Snead, seen defending in a scheduled to be held at Goochland High 2018-19 season game, combined for 19 points and 25 rebounds School. in the Bulldogs’ 2019-20 season-opening win over Amelia, 64-52.

BRIEFLY Goochland, Benedictine players, Goochland coach named to Big River Rivalry North All-Stars team Goochland County will be represented by standout players and a standout coach in this coming Saturday’s 7th annual Big River Rivalry all-star football game featuring talented seniors from the Greater Richmond region, with All-Stars from North of the James River going head-to-head against All-Stars from South of the James River. Goochland High School will feature Devin McCray, Kindrick Braxton and Connor Duncan on the North of the River All-Stars. Their teammates from Benedictine are Malik James and Brian Daughtry. The North All-Stars’ coaching staff includes GHS head varsity football coach Alex Fruth. McCray, Braxton, Duncan and Coach Fruth helped lead Goochland to a 12-2 record in 2019,

a Region 3B title and the Class 3 state semifinals. James and Daughtry contributed to a relentless defense that was central to Benedictine football reaching and winning the VISAA Division I state championship. The Big River Rivalry AllStar football game will take place on Saturday, Dec. 21, 12 noon at Randolph-Macon College.

Goochland players, coach make All-Region, All-District Goochland head football coach Alex Fruth was named Coach of the Year both in Class 3, Region B and in the James River District. Fruth (26-3), completing his second year at the helm of Goochland football, has led the Bulldogs to two region championships, two state semifinals appearances and one state final in 2018. Goochland senior Devin McCray was named the region’s Defensive Player of the Year as well

as Defensive Co-Player of the Year in the district along with Buckingham’s Walter Edwards, who was also named the district’s Offensive Player of the Year. First Team All-Region players from Goochland were CJ Towles (QB), Connor Duncan (OL), Le’Shon Washington (OL), Quincy Snead (RB), Kameron Holman (WR), Devin McCray (KR, DB), Khalil Holman (DL), De’Andre Robinson (DE), Will Stratton (LB) and Kindrick Braxton (DEF UTIL). Second Team All-Region players from Goochland were Ayden Doczi (C), Dakhari Burgess (RB), Anthony Holland (LB) and Kameron Holman (DB, PR). First Team All-District players from Goochland were Connor Duncan (OL), Le’Shon Washington (OL), Dakhari Burgess (RB), Kameron Holman (WR, KR), Will Stratton (LB), Devin McCray (DB) and Kindrick Braxton (DEF UTIL).

Second Team All-District players from Goochland were CJ Towles (QB), Ayden Doczi (C), Tyler Black (K), Quincy Snead (OFF UTIL), Khalil Holman (DL), Conner Duncan (DE), Anthony Holland (LB) and Kameron Holman (DB).

Goochland girls basketball splits 4 games in 6 nights The Goochland girls basketball team played 4 games in less than a week, winning 2 and losing 2 to bring its record to 3-4 going into the holiday break. The Bulldogs opened the stretch with a resounding 51-10 victory over Randolph-Henry on Tuesday, Dec. 10. Jalyn Burns and Gabby Ragone each netted 12 points, with Burns adding 6 rebounds and 7 blocks and Ragone making 3 assists and 5 steals. Six-foot-one Victoria Lopez double-doubled with 10 points and 12 rebounds and added 8 blocks. On Wednesday, Dec. 11, the

Bulldogs took a 59-47 setback to Fluvanna. Lopez double-doubled with 19 points and 14 rebounds and Ragone added 9 points, 3 steals and 5 assists. Goochland bounced-back on Friday, Dec. 13 with a 50-44 triumph over Amelia. Emmy Paulin double-doubled with 15 points and 11 rebounds and added 4 steals, and Ragone led her team with 13 points and also made 4 assists and 3 steals. The Bulldogs on Monday, Dec. 16 rallied back from a 14-point deficit to challenge Powhatan late in the game, but the Indians fended off their charge 66-62. Lopez double-doubled with 19 points and 11 rebounds and added 5 assists. Ragone scored 16 points and added 6 assists and 5 steals. Paulin made a trio of three-pointers, scored 13 points total and added 8 rebounds. The Bulldogs will open the 2020 stretch of the 2019-20 season with an away game at Prince Edward on Monday, Jan. 6, 7 p.m. Their first home game after the break will be on Friday, Jan. 10 at 7 p.m. versus Bluestone.

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