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Goodwill donations surge, but could pose a challenge
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Local farm markets to debut web shop option By Roslyn Ryan Editor
By Roslyn Ryan Editor
As the chief operating officer for Goodwill of Central and Coastal Virginia, Bill Carlson wants to make one thing very clear: Your donations are still very much appreciated. In fact, Carlson said last week, it is those donations that will help fuel the organization’s goal of connecting people with employment opportunities and training, a mission that will likely become even more critical in the coming months as unemployment due to COVID-19 brings a tidal wave of people in need of assistance. Carlson knows some may have seen news Carlson reports in recent weeks featuring piles of bagged donations sitting outside of shuttered Goodwill locations across the United States, as residents with a sudden influx of time on their hands have begun emptying closets and cupboards en masse. The problem, said Carlson is that the donations dropped off at the closed locations are sitting outside and getting ruined because there is no one to process them. see Goodwill > page 1
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Goochland Elementary School first grade teacher Kelley Taylor sent a message last week to her students, whom she has not seen since Goochland County Public Schools were shut down due to the COVID-19 outbreak on March 16. For more on how the shutdown has impacted teachers, and an update on the school division’s plans for the rest of the school year, see page 5.
Among the millions across the nation who have been hit hard by limits on public gatherings, farmers might not be the first group many think of. For Lisa Dearden, however, the agricultural community — particularly small, local growers — are always top of mind. Dearden, the current Executive Director of RVAg, said last week that she remains concerned about local growers, particularly since the state-wide lockdown to help stop the spread of COVID19 has effectively shuttered the weekly farmers markets that help connect growers Dearden with consumers. That, coupled with the fact that the spring growing season appears to be ahead of schedule this year, has had Dearden looking for any possible means to help keep things moving forward. Her solution? Move the markets online. Starting in May, market customers will be able to virtually shop from six area markets through the RVAg Marketplace. Orders will be placed online, and picksee Market > page 4
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West Creek Emergency Center temporarily suspends services Move allows hospital group to shift resources to combat COVID-19 Contributed report
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HCA Virginia’s Henrico Doctors’ Hospital temporarily suspended emergency services at its West Creek Emergency Center (WCEC) at 7:a.m. on Wednesday, April 8, in order to best deploy the health system’s staff and resources to meet the needs of the community during the outbreak of COVID-19. Temporarily suspending services at WCEC will allow HCA Virginia to move key clinical staff and physicians, as well as much needed personal protective equipment (PPE), to other facilities within the HCA Virginia network that are experiencing a greater volume of COVID-19 and suspected COVID-19 patients. “As a leading health system in the community, it is our responsibility to do whatever we can to provide care during this unprecedented challenge,” said Ryan Jensen, CEO
of Henrico Doctors’ Hospitals. “Thank you to all our of staff and caregivers — and those throughout our community — for their continued selfless work caring for those in need.” All other free-standing emergency centers will remain fully operational, including Hanover Emergency Center, Swift Creek ER, and TriCities ER, and will continue to treat COVID-19 patients. Following CDC guidelines, people who are sick with COVID-19 symptoms – fever, cough and shortness of breath – should first call their primary care doctor or an urgent care center. Most people will not experience symptoms serious enough to be hospitalized and can recover at home – practicing social distancing to help prevent COVID-19 spread. If you are experiencing more severe symptoms or warning signs such as difficulty breathing or bluish lips, go to your local hospital’s emergency department or call 911. Older adults, or those with pre-existing health concerns, should also take special care. For more information, visit the CDC’s website for more information.
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Work begins on 288, Broad intersection Contributed report
The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) has begun construction on interchange improvements at Route 288 and Broad Street Road (Route 250), a spot that has long been recognized as one of the more
dangerous intersections in the county. The purpose of the project is to improve the interchanges for both lanes of Route 288 and Broad Street Road, including added turn lanes and traffic signals. According to information
provided by VDOT, the work should help accommodate higher traffic volumes and increase safety. The total cost of the project is approximately $3.7 million. Weather permitting, work is expected to be complete in fall 2020.
Recent Property Transfers 12118 Branch Overlook Circle, Manakin Sabot; Eagle Construction of Virginia LLC to Craig L. McGruder, $442,657. 1935 Broad Street Road, Manakin Sabot; Robert Stephen Windle to Andrew L. Brennan, $191,750. 525 Calm Creek Road, Manakin Sabot; Kenneth T. Atherholt, trustee to George Roscoe, $565,000. 2674 Dogtown Road,
Goochland; Scott E. Turner to Rachel A. Turner, $269,900. 3969 Hadensville Fife Road, Goochland; Gregory L. Dewey to Ronald Renato Pesetti, $515,000. 2312 Lanes End Place, Maidens; W.V. McClure Inc. to Christopher McIntosh, $541,913. 2960 Pitts Drive, Goochland; Aen Properties LLC to Garey Conrad, $280,000.
12651 River Road, Richmond; Peter C. Vick to Michael Dowd, $675,000. 795 Snead Road, Manakin Sabot; Nash Products LLC to Lewis Reid Nash, $200,000. 2020 Steeplechase Pkwy, Goochland; Cory W. Dixon to Robert J. Bush, $529,000. 2276 Youngstown Road, Goochland; New Ventures Real Estate LLC to Timothy J. Reilley, $259,950.
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As the world continues to come to terms with the terrible toll of the COVID-19 outbreak, we asked residents to share some ways they have found to support others
“We paid for the Walmart items of the “Alpha and Omega Power nurse waiting behind us in the line because Washing was out washing and disthey have a really tough job right now.” infecting playground equipment Nicole Stavredes Melton around Goochland parks.” Jessica Hamilton “Yesterday at Publix a lady approached us and said she locked her keys in the car. “I donated approximately 25 She had money in her hand and her ID pairs of LLR leggings to a young and said she needed $11 more dollars to lady working in the medical field. pay for pop a lock or could we help her get Nurses and CNAs are using them the keys out. Couldn’t help her get the keys to wear under scrubs to make changing out...but gave her the $11.” clothes in their driveways easier and less Cathy Bowen Greer revealing. I told her to distribute them to others in her office.” “I have seen several of our neighbors Liz Kuhns Munger offer virtual music lessons, help with teaching questions and lists of resources “I really enjoyed reading a post on the for children, and the Sunshine Food Bus Goochland Moms site where Rick Jarrell parked all over the county. I know of many had taken the time to hide coins at the who have dropped meals and groceries to park for children to find.” those in need.” Kim Price Dawn Ruhlen Carter “Goochland Sheriff’s office is pick“A lady at our Church crocheted shawls ing up medications from Goochland for church members (Brenda Proffit) Pharmacy or Dawson’s to deliver to high delivered them, left a heart-warming note risk patients homes! Above and beyond to go with them.” the call of duty.” Joell Driver Christina Swicegood Griffith
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Top photo: Crocheted shawls that a resident made for members of her church. Bottom photo: Kay Bradley and her son Kole use free time to pick up litter along the roadway.
“I work at a local restaurant and the generosity I am seeing from our patrons is amazing! Without our faithful regulars and people seeing posts on the page from others talking about the food and such there’s no doubt we would have to close. But we have the absolute best customers doing their part to help us stay open!” Olivia Garber “My son, Kole, and I have been cleaning up Manakin Road while getting exercise and practicing social distancing.” Kay Bradley
The leadership of Saint Gertrude High School and of Benedictine College Preparatory has announced that Jesse A. Grapes has accepted an offer to become the first president of the Benedictine Schools of Richmond. Grapes will assume that leadership mantle when the organization is formally established, which is expected to take place this summer. “We at Saint Gertrude have respect for Jesse’s leadership and trust that he will lead both of our communities into a successful future together,” said Saint Gertrude Head of School Sister Cecilia Dwyer, OSB. “His belief in and commitment to singlegender, Catholic education, as well as his leadership in fundraising, will serve our new corporation well as we move forward.” Grapes The announcement comes nearly three months after the two schools announced the formation of the Benedictine Schools of Richmond, under which the two schools will formally operate independently, with a continued emphasis on single-sex education. Grapes currently serves as the headmaster of Benedictine College Preparatory, a position he has held for the past 10 years. Grapes took the helm at Benedictine during a time of financial uncertainty for the school and has led it to stability, as seen in its net positive operating revenue each year of his tenure. Additionally, Grapes led the move of the school from its location in the Museum District to its current campus on River Road. More recently, he shepherded a successful $20 million capital campaign that will fund construction of the school’s new gymnasium. In his role as president of the Benedictine Schools of Richmond, Grapes will oversee the transition of Saint Gertrude High School and Benedictine College Preparatory into a “coordinate program.” This new model has two schools sharing a geographical site, but retaining single-sex identities and separate facilities. This change will include moving the Saint Gertrude campus from its current location (on Stuart Avenue, in see Grapes > page 4
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Grapes continued from >3 Richmond) to the sprawling, 50-acre Goochland campus. In time for Saint Gertrude’s
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cases even pulling trailers. “We are very fortunate to be on the receiving end of all of this,” Carlson insisted, though the influx has meant a challenge for those tasked with sorting and processing the donations, which must be stored for 72 hours before being brought into the facility. An added constraint? Like so many other organizations, Goodwill has been forced to furlough hundreds of employees, meaning that there are fewer people on site to handle the work. Those who do handle the donations are taking extra precautions, including wearing personal protective equipment
and removing items directly from donors’ trunks. Carlson says he hopes they can keep the Goochland facility open until the situation improves, both for the sake of the few employees left working there and because he wants to keep bringing in as many items as they are safely able to handle. As for those would-be donors patiently waiting to drop off their items, Carlson said he is looking forward to the day when they can process as many donations as people want to bring. “I just hope that day is sooner rather than later,” he added.
that our customers, farmers and producers, as well as our staff, are kept as safe as possible until the COVID-19 outbreak has subsided.” RVAg, a 501(c)(3) notfor-profit, is the organization that runs both Manakin Market in Centerville, and the Goochland Farmers Market in Goochland Courthouse They also own and operate Virginia’s only state sponsored farmers market, OnTheSquareVA Farmers Market, which is part of the Northam administration’s state employee wellness initiative called OnTheSquare. This year, they have added the Farmers Market at Urban Farmhouse in Midlothian, the Powhatan Village Farmers Market, and the Cartersville Farm & Art Market in Cumberland. The organization also now has five market managers, all of
whom have been through the Virginia Farmers Market Association’s Market Manager Certification Program, working with them, in addition to a full time bookkeeper and a Program Manager. Dearden, who also owns the Chiknegg Incubator Kitchen in Goochland, said safety has been a top priority from the beginning. “With the shortened supply chain of products coming straight from the farm or from local producers, and with the added safety precautions we have put in place, I’m highly confident that our customers will be much safer than they would be in going to a big box store,” Dearden said. For more information on the new online market, or to join.as a customer, farmer or producer., visit www. RVAgricuture.org .
centennial year in 2022, a new state-of-the-art all-girls high school will be built on a 70-foot bluff overlooking the scenic James River. The appointment of Grapes was announced to
the schools’ communities by Sister Joanna Burley, prioress of the Benedictine Sisters of Virginia and Father Jonathan Licari, canonical administrator of Mary Mother of the Church Abbey.
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Raley: Parents not expected to fill in as teachers Superintendent says division has plans in place to help families cope By Roslyn Ryan Editor
With schools closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Goochland County school leaders are taking steps to help local parents, who in many cases may feel as though they have suddenly become defacto
teachers, principals and guidance counselors all at once. Addressing the community during a lives t re a m e d Virtual T o w n Hall on March 31, Goochland Raley County School Superintendent Dr. Jeremy Raley assured local parents that the school division is working to ensure that it does not place any addi-
tional burden on students or families. To that end, Raley announced that any work for the rest of the academic year will only be graded as pass or fail. Also, any work completed over the last two weeks won’t need to be submitted until a later date, which the division has not yet announced. The most critical thing, Raley stressed, is that parents know they have the support they need to face the weeks ahead. “Parents and guardians are
not the teachers,” Raley said. “Please give yourself permission, if this becomes a stress for you, if it becomes a stress for your child, to know that it is OK to press pause, it is OK to step away and e-mail your child’s teacher and say, ‘I need a break, can you help me with this?’” Making sure all students have fair access to learning materials and assignments will also be key as the division moves forward, Raley said, and division leaders remain mindful of the fact that not all
For teachers, being away from students has been one more difficult aspect of lockdown This week, the Gazette caught up with Goochland Elementary School first grade teacher Kelley Taylor to ask, among other things, about how her daily routine has changed since Goochland County Public Schools were shut down due to the coronavirus outbreak.
What did a typical day look like for you before the schools were closed? “My classroom was always a busy place. The kids were engaged in collaborative and active learning each school day. You would hear the productive hum of students talking, and the kids always had their hands on something, be it books, math games, or Legos. Now, it is hard to imagine what learning looks like in each students’ home. You have parents that have to work outside of the home, or are trying to watch their kids and work from home at the same time. I think everyone is just in survival mode right now, and learning sometimes has to take the back burner. I think parents and teachers are just all doing their best to navigate this thing together.”
each day. If I had known weeks ago when shown throughout this crisis. “ I put them on the bus that it would have been the last time this year, I would have What do you most want hugged them each a little tighter. Teaching your students to know? is a business of love and cultivating rela“Whether we can access the school tionships. I think we teachers are all trying to keep that aspect alive outside of the building or not, I am always your teacher in my heart. We love you, we miss you, and school building. “ we are still here for you!”
What has been the most challenging part of this entire situation?
students have access to high speed Internet at home. Starting on April 13, assignments will be available digitally via the Internet and also in hard copy form. Hard copies will be available using a curb-side pick-up service, though Raley noted that the division will make delivery arrangements for those who are unable to get to the school. Plans for graduation have not yet been finalized, but Raley said it remains a goal to make sure that current seniors’ accomplishments are
recognized. Seniors were set to mark graduation on May 31 at the University of Virginia’s John Paul Jones Arena, and school officials are now looking at June or July for a possible reschedule date. “We are going to do everything in our power to make sure that we celebrate this event,” Raley said. “You have earned this moment in the sun and we are going to do everything that we can to make this a special occasion for you.”
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“We know you are probably over“Because each family’s situation is difwhelmed and that you never signed up for ferent, it has been hard to create “one this. I want parents to know that we are size” resources that suit all. Many families still here for you.” are trying to juggle work and caring for their children. Being a rural area, internet access is an issue for many families as well. What are you most Goochland teachers and administrators concerned about as far as have worked incredibly hard to create the impact this will have on solutions to make learning accessible at teachers and students? home for every student. “ “While we cannot know for certain the Has there been any “silver impact this event will have on us all, one thing I know for certain is that this comlining” so far? munity is resilient. And that the moment “While we are all missing our stu- we are all allowed back in that school dents terribly, I have been inspired by building, I know that we will teach our the creativity, resilience, and commitment hearts out and do everything in our power What do you miss most? to taking care of one another that the to get these kids caught up and reengaged “Definitely seeing my kids in person Goochland schools and community have in their learning.”
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Stretched thin by life under quarantine? Maybe it’s time to give yourself a break By Roslyn Ryan Editor
Dear moms, Somewhere right now, in a house not far from yours, a smiling woman is pulling a perfectly-baked loaf of homemade bread out of a spotless oven, and setting it down to cool on a clutter-free counter. In just a moment, she will slice that bread and use it to
make wholesome sandwiches for several adorably dressed and well-mannered children, all of whom will pause briefly to appreciate her hard work before happily returning to their daily school assignments. On the wall in the meticulously organized pantry is a colorful chart listing each day’s scheduled activities in detail, right down to the evening chores and the previously agreed upon — and always adhered to — bedtimes for each child. In a few hours time, with the children
engaged in wholesome learning activities, this still-smiling woman — who also is fully dressed and made-up despite not having left the house in four days — will pause, open up her favorite social media app, and dash off a quick post about how blessed she is to have this time with her family, uninterrupted and unencumbered by the usual pressures inflicted by the outside world. #Grateful. Wait, hold on . . . I’m sorry. You’re saying this isn’t your reality right now? Not even close? And that you have a few reflections of your own on what this woman can do with her freshly baked bread and perfectly put-together outfits? Yep, I get it. And it’s OK. Seriously: It’s really, really, really, really OK. Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic upended life as we know it, so many of us have been trying desperately to adapt to a new world where the only constant is that by tomorrow at least half of what we know today will have changed, leaving us all confused, scared and on-edge. Some parents — especially moms — may also have gotten the idea that if they don’t wake up every day with a song in their heart and a lesson plan at the ready, that they are failing. Or, worse, that they are failing their children. And this just isn’t so. If you don’t believe me, take it from Goochland County School Superintendent Dr. Jeremy Raley, who last week assured local
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Letters to the Editor Governor’s lockdown won’t do anything good for Virginia’s economy Editor, So our politically correct, egotistical Governor Northam just extended our lockdown to June 10. My visit to Short Pump on April 3 revealed not much less traffic than before the Governor’s last “stay at home” proclamation. So it seems most folks are rightfully ignoring Governor Northam’s ridiculous orders. What’s next, the mandatory wearing of face masks and $1,000 fines for failure to do so as has been reported elsewhere in the U. S.? How about a political rebellion against an overzealous Governor Northam? It is evident that on our current glide slope, the cure for coronavirus will be worse than the disease in that a depression will probably occur and economic recovery from lost businesses and jobs will take many years and ruin many lives. I know lots of folks are as tired as me about all the coronavirus reporting, hype, and hysteria. Although I also know many folks are extremely fearful of any disease that has the slightest possibility of causing death, and most politicians and news media are taking advantage of this fact only for their own perceived gains in popularity. President Trump and a very few other responsible politicians seem to be fighting a losing battle in trying to bring some perspective and sanity to the coronavirus problem. Networks like CNN and MSNBC are constantly berating everything President Trump does or says and are prophets of doom and gloom. Only Fox News attempts to provide some fairness, honest perspective, and hope in their reporting. What should have happened in Virginia is that business closings and stay at home orders should be issued in two-week increments see Letters > page 7
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As time goes by: Dispatches from the bunker By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist
Weeks are beginning to seem like months as we remain holed up in our house, dodging harmful germs and missing the normal routines or people for which or whom, perhaps, we weren’t grateful enough. With each passing day of inactivity, it becomes progressively more difficult to maintain a routine. Things like wake up times or lights out seem like distant memories of a time gone by, a period when normal seemed, well, normal. For the first week or so of our quarantine, I maintained a routine that seemed familiar, getting up each morning and getting dressed and maintaining a somewhat consistent bed time. But, I must admit, the importance of looking sharp has lost its glamour around here, and work-out pants and t-shirts have become the order
of the day. And if there’s a good series on Netflix, who cares what time it is? Who would have thought that a trip to the grocery store would provide the only sense of freedom available during this crisis, and conversation with the cashier would provide your only interaction with the outside world, live and in person. I’ve basically worn a path in my local market from the paper aisle to the cleaning products and still have not emerged with a single bottle of hand sanitizer. It’s even more difficult to explain other vacancies on the shelves. For days, no ground beef was available in addition to the crisis-long shortage of toilet paper and hand sanitizer, but I’m coming up short on an explanation for the lack of parmesan cheese or eggs, or any item of that long list of things that can’t be found. And if you are looking
for latex gloves or protec- familiar pattern of normalcy. tive masks, you’d probably but, some of my friends fare better finding a vintage who I’ve talked to, on the Corvette. phone or via internet, think the nation we last recognized in late January will become just a memory, and will remain forever changed by a pandemic that awakened all of us to the real threats that exist, even in the best of circumstances. The President has suggested that the longstanding American tradition of shaking hands might fall by the wayside due to continuing fears of infection that may linger after the crisis subsides. There’s no doubt that once a nation becomes accustomed to home delivery by restaurants, curbside grocery shopping and remote shopping for almost everything, it might be a habit that is hard to break; I keep telling myself these and for some, the convenience are only minor inconvenienc- and isolation will be permaes, that this too will pass and nent attractions, an alternative our country will return to a lifestyle that appeals to them.
“I’ve basically worn a path in my local market from the paper aisle to the cleaning products and still have not emerged with a single bottle of hand sanitizer.”
But, I’m not sure I subscribe to that notion of a changed America due to a terrible virus that killed many fellow citizens, and scared the bejeezus out of the rest of us. Consider that this is a country that survives and continues even in the wake of unimaginable challenges and disaster. Like a stubborn renewable entity, we revive, recover and return, sometimes made stronger by the experience. So, will Americans ever sit side by side in movie theaters and sports stadiums, chat with neighbors at a local open air market or extend their hand to a neighbor? I think I’ll bet on the resiliency of a nation that has and will endure, bonded in the belief that no matter our differences or the enormous challenges that lie ahead, life is good. Returning to it, safely, seems even better.
Sheriff’s Office delivering residents’ prescriptions To encourage social distancing, the Goochland County Sheriff ’s Office (GCSO) Community Division is available to assist with delivering prescriptions to qualifying community members living in Goochland County. The GCSO Community Division will pick-up prescription medication at the
local pharmacies listed below and deliver those prescriptions to older adults and other county residents who are identified as having a higher risk of serious health complications if they were to contract COVID-19. Pharmacies available for GCSO pick-up and delivery: Goochland Pharmacy at 1956 Sandy Hook Rd.
Dawson’s Pharmacy at 2728 Fairground Rd. Qualifying community members can take advantage of the program by following these steps: Call your pharmacy and refill your prescription. Pay for your prescription over the phone. Tell your pharmacist that a Goochland County Sheriff’s
Office Deputy will be picking the prescription up. Find out when the prescription will be ready for pick-up. Call the Sheriff’s Office at (804) 556-5349 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and tell them you would like to have a deputy deliver a prescription ready for pick-up at a local
pharmacy. A GCSO deputy will contact you when your medication is ready to be dropped off. When the deputy comes to your house with the prescription(s), the recipient will be required to show the deputy a valid photo ID in order to prove ownership and sign for the prescription(s).
Quarentine
It feels tough because it is tough, he told them, and they are doing fine. If you’ll indulge me for just a moment, I’d like to add to that. If your family is safe, you are doing fine.
If you sometimes want to hide under the bed, you also are doing fine. If some days you are still wearing pajamas at 4 in the afternoon, having done little more than keep your children from killing each other, watch
Netflix and make some toast (from store-bought bread, thank you very much) you are still doing fine. Eventually this is all going to be OK again. Maybe not today or tomorrow, but it is going to be OK. And then we
can all get together and appreciate the fact that we made it through, and laugh about how it almost drove us crazy but ultimately didn’t, and aren’t we so much tougher than we ever even knew. #Grateful.
continued from >6 parents that it is OK to take a break from school work, and that this did not mean they were doing anything wrong.
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Letters continued from >6 and not a wham-bam shutdown of everything to June 10, which will cause extreme fear in Virginia. Of course Democrats like Governor Northam don’t care, it’s just another chance for them to get more government control over our lives and higher taxes eventually. Our Governor’s ignorance of the facts that we live in a free society, have a Constitution that protects individual rights, and bear a large amount of personal responsibility for our own conduct, will result in a different Virginia when we emerge from the coronavirus pandemic. It will be a Virginia that is far more socialist and totally controlled by big government and big businesses. If Governor Northam doesn’t recant his shut down orders soon, I think there will be riots in the streets with gun-toting looters going from closed store to store taking what they want. Hungry people with no money don’t wait until they are too weak to loot. Law enforcement may be unable to respond adequately due to fear of being infected, shot, or being out numbered. And what would law enforcement do, lock everyone up in jails or concentration camps that would become infested with the virus? Eventually I think all the currently elected liberal “do gooder” politicians who helped promote the current coronavirus hysteria and an economic catastrophe will be voted out of office and America will get on with our historic mission of “The business of America is business.” Art Bachman Gum Spring
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Flammia reflects on competing in England By Nick Vandeloecht Sports Editor
Twenty players represented the United States in the U-16 girls soccer division while taking on three teams in the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Development Tournament held in England during the month of February. One of those players was local standout Jill Flammia. The Goochland High School sophomore got to take the field as a defensive midfielder alongside her U.S. Girls’ National teammates in the grand and beautiful St. George’s Park in Burton Upon Trent, where they defeated two teams – Denmark (5-0) and hosting country England (3-1) – across three games played. “Winning in my first UEFA tournament was awesome,” Flammia said. “I was very happy in representing the U.S.” While the main purpose of her defensive midfield position was to defend and make plays, Flammia had to try to score at multiple points. She came away with one shot on goal against England, and three against Denmark – including one that hit the post. Her playing days go all the way back to when she was 7 years old, and she’s competed on several different teams over the past eight years. She started out playing recreational soccer with the Richmond Strikers, then played travel soccer on the Strikers’ teams from U-9 to U-11. She first joined Richmond United as a member of its U-13 team and has been with the club since, currently playing at the U-16 level. She was always playing up one to two years until last year, when U.S.
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Goochland sophomore Jill Flammia (13) and her teammates on her U.S. U-16 Girls National Team won two games while competing in the Union of European Football Associations Development tournament in England.
Soccer went from the July 31 age date to the actual date of birth. While she played as a defensive midfielder on the U.S. team, Flammia plays in the attacking midfield position for her club. “I am very competitive and motivated to be the best I can be. I love playing soccer and I love scoring goals,” Flammia said. “I love all aspects, including the tactical side, technical and mental.”
When she was 11 years old, the U.S. Soccer program started small training centers in the area. “This was a place where top local girls would come together and train and be observed by U.S. scouts. This continued until I was U-14,” Flammia said. “I was then invited to regional training facilities. From there, I was choosing to attend a weeklong camp in California in Sept.
2017. That was my very first camp and I was 14 years old.” She continued to attend camps from there, including one in January 2020. “This was when I got asked to join the roster for England,” she said. For Flammia, going to England to play soccer for the U.S. team was awesome. “The atmosphere was exciting, because the soccer over in Europe, it’s one of the
biggest sports,” she said. “It’s very competitive over there.” Jill’s dad David went with her, and he described the weather as “rainy and cold.” “I think I saw the sun come out right when we were boarding our airplane to come back to the United States,” he said laughing. “But she had a blast.” Jill and her teammates did get to go see a professional soccer game while over there, and with a chuckle,
she described it as very fun and loud. But overall, it was a business trip. Their focus throughout, she said, was on training and preparing for the games. They trained at Loughborough College and played all three of their games at the picturesque St. George’s Park, home to England’s men’s and women’s national teams. Jill was one of nine players to represent her own state on the U.S. Girls National U-16 team. The other sole representatives were from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Arizona, Texas, Colorado, Florida and Washington State. The remaining 11 team members hailed from California. She knew many of her teammates from previous camps, and she enjoyed being with them for 10 days in England. “And playing other countries was fun and unique, because everyone was speaking in native tongue, and they played just as hard as us to represent their country,” Flammia said. “They increased the level of competition that I would not normally see back home.” She described that level of competition as “very high and intense.” “At U-16, I felt like I was playing at a college-level competition and the speed of play and the movement on and off the ball was very fast,” she said. “I loved it a lot.” The tournament further bolstered her focus on improving her game, her fitness and her leadership. As of now, she’s looking forward to the Elite Clubs National League championships in late June. “My goals would be to win the championship and continue training at the highest level,” she said, “and hopefully get invited back to camp.”
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Goochland expected to rejoin Jefferson District By John Harvey The Daily Progress
Jefferson District athletic directors faced a bit of a scheduling dilemma this school year following the departure of Powhatan to the Dominion District. Those issues could be resolved soon, with Goochland High School expected to re-join the district in the fall of 2021. Goochland athletic director Joe Fowler confirmed that the Bulldogs would return to the district for all sports, beginning with the 2021-22 school year, pending final approval from the Virginia High School League’s executive committee. The district currently consists of six schools: Albemarle
County, Charlottesville, Louisa County, Fluvanna County, Orange County, Monticello and Western Albemarle. “The Jefferson District is one of the most competitive districts across the board in the state,” Fowler said. “Great athletes, quality coaching and knowledgeable fan bases made it an attractive landing spot for us. “There are state championship-caliber teams in almost every sport. And it is also more convenient for us from a transportation point of view. We look forward to being part of the JD for many years to come.” Goochland joined the Jefferson District for the 200910 and 2010-11 school years when they made the jump in classification from Class 2 to Class 3.
“At the time, districts didn’t allow for three classification spreads, so we had to move to the Jefferson,” Fowler said. “But our enrollment dropped after that and when we dropped back down to Class 2, we re-joined the James River District.” The Bulldogs have been a dominant force in the James River District for nearly a decade. Since the move, the school population has grown as Goochland returned to Class 3 this past fall. The VHSL allowed Goochland to stay in the James River District this season, despite being the largest school in the district. That prompted Fowler and his staff to contemplate future options for the program. “With our enrollment growing again, we decided that we
would be best served as a school by being in the Jefferson, even it meant we would be the smallest school,” Fowler said. “We reached out to some JD schools that we were already playing in various sports to gauge interest and it was positive, so we made a formal request that was approved by the district and is pending VHSL Executive committee approval.” Goochland would be a natural fit in the Jefferson District. Rivalries are already in place with schools such as Louisa, Fluvanna and Orange and would add a fourth team east of Charlottesville to evenly split the district geographically. Fowler said those natural rivalries are important. “We already compete with Fluvanna, Louisa and Monticello in a wide variety of
sports, so in many ways, it won’t be a change for us,” he said. “We are familiar with a lot of the coaches and facilities. It is going to be a new challenge as we go from being the biggest school in our district to being the smallest school in our new district.” In addition to Louisa, Goochland has also faced Orange County in swimming, Goochland’s success speaks for itself. “We have had a successful first year back in Class 3,” Fowler said. “We won region titles in football and volleyball in the fall. We have traditionally been competitive in basketball, baseball and softball as well. While we will be the smallest school in the district, we will bring additional depth in a variety of sports.” Fowler said his program
should line up nicely with similar schools in the Jefferson District. Goochland is in the early stages of adding lacrosse. In fact, the school planned to field a junior varsity girls team this spring before those plans were curtailed by the coronavirus. The only sport Goochland doesn’t currently have is field hockey. The Goochland athletic director said his athletes and coaches are excited about the opportunity to return to the Jefferson District. “The biggest difference is that each and every game is going to be a challenge for us,” Fowler said. “There won’t be any easy games. But this will help us raise our level of play and prepare us for the postseason.”
Senior spotlight: Goochland soccer’s Nick Lowery Staff Report
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Goochland High School senior Nick Lowery.
Matthew Lewis sent in the go-ahead goal in a 3-1 win over Buckingham. Charlie Flammia delivered a beautiful header into the net in an 8-0 rout of Nottoway. Caleb Moyer broke the goose-egg with a hammering go-ahead kick in a 5-0 win over Randolph-Henry on Senior Night. All three goals were set up by Nick Lowery. The Goochland High School senior was a key part of his Bulldogs’ high-powered offense in 2019. He contributed to several goals either through scoring or providing assists to help Goochland go unbeaten in the regular season and finish the year with a final record of 17-1, as well as an appearance in the Region 2A semifinals. Lowery has played at the winger and center defensive midfield positions. He will continue his soccer career at Louisburg College. He and his Bulldogs would have been competing as a Class 3 team for the first time in their first year under 45-year coach Marshall Lindner, who moved to Virginia from Long Island where he won three New York state championships in soccer and one in baseball. But the COVID-19
pandemic led to all Virginia schools closing for the rest of the year, effectively wiping out the 2020 Virginia High School League spring season. Lowery talked about his soccer experience and playing for Goochland.
teammates. Q: What are your favorite memories from games, practices and/or hanging out with your teammates? Lowery: Bus rides to away games, team dinners, winning districts freshman year.
Q: How did you first get into soccer, and Q: Are there life lessons or takeaways that how long have you been playing? Lowery: Always been playing since I was go beyond the field that the game helped you to see? young. (I’ve been playing for) 12 years. Lowery: I learned that it is not always the Q: What made you enjoy or fall in love with memories you make on the field but it’s the memories you make with the people around the game? Lowery: The high pace play style and creativ- you. ity that comes with the game. Q: How tough was it for you to find out Q: What do you feel you brought to the field there would be no spring season due to the and to the team that helped you contribute? coronavirus pandemic? Lowery: Offensive presence, hard work ethic Lowery: It was devastating, I’ve always had dreams and goals for my high school career and leadership. which were taken away too soon. Q: What was it like playing with your team in that sport? What were your teammates Q: How are you staying in shape? Lowery: I’ve been working on getting touches like? Lowery: I look back onto playing for GHS on the ball in every day as well as daily workwith fond memories with current and past outs for upper and lower body every day.
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Business up for computer techs, but safety remains priority IT company owner says “remoting in” a less risky option By Roslyn Ryan Editor
As an IT professional, Chuck Kleindienst knows his services are not the ones people spend the bulk of their time thinking about. “We’re kind of in the line of work where, if it’s not broke, you don’t need us,” Kleindienst says. “But when it is MetroCreative
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broke? You need us in a hurry.” As a franchise owner for Nerds To Go, Kleindienst spends much of his day overseeing a team of computer technicians, or “Nerds,” as he calls them, as they work to help clients log in, set up, reconfigure, and overcome the sometimes impenetrable language barrier between themselves and their technology. With so many more people working from home these days due to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak, Kleindienst says he’s seen an uptick in the number of calls from panicked people in need of help.
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Though the main office for Kleindienst’s franchise is located in Ashland, he says he spends plenty of time working out tec in Goochland. Kleindienst said the most important advice he gives all of his clients is to back up their data, and said he and his team are always happy to answer any tech questions people might have. Asked about the universal go-to fix attempt — shutting the machine off and turning it back on again — Kleindienst admitted that this could occasionally do the trick. “Sometimes it does,” he laughed, “and then sometimes it doesn’t.”
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Working in the current environment certainly brings its share of challenges, Kleindienst said, and his company has taken several steps to ensure both clients and staff are protected. Oftentimes they can simply remote in to a client’s system to fix an issue, but when that option isn’t available the company also offers curbside pick-up and drop-off for laptops and other devices. Before any of his employees enter a home, Kleindienst says, thay always ask the client of anyone in the residence is sick.
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NEWS: What’s Going on in Goochland County
The shame
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As the COVID-19 crisis spreads fear and shreds nerves, online tempers can flare
“Though I think the negatives of some types of social media exchanges typically far outweigh the positives, I’m hopeful that pressure may be brought to bear in a way that helps us all in the current crisis.” — VCU psychology professor Dr. Jeffrey Green
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all it a pandemic paradox: Even as social distancing keeps people physically apart, social media offers a way to remain very much involved and invested in each other’s daily lives. In some situations, perhaps, a little too invested. For Michelle Khan, the first sign of trouble came in the comments section of a note she had posted to a local Facebook yard sale page. Khan, a self-descried “extreme couponer” who was recently laid off from her job at a local doctors office, was advertising bundles of toiletry and home cleaning products for sale. Though she explained in the post that the cost of each bundle was significantly lower than the cost of buying each item separately, that didn’t stop several commenters from suggesting she was trying to turn a fast buck in a time of crisis, or asking why she didn’t simply donate the items to people in need. Khan says she has learned to take such comments in stride, and points out that a number of people in the comments section actually jumped to her defense. Still, she says, the experience has caused her to consider carefully before she posts to social media. Although social media shaming has been around for as long as people have been posting, tweeting and instagramming, the recent COVID-19 outbreak appears to have ratcheted up the intensity significantly. From shaming teens who ignore social distancing to attacking people perceived to be taking more than their fair share of scarce commodities (toilet paper, sanitizer, etc.), it isn’t hard to find someone taking issue with someone’s behavior. And it doesn’t take long for one off-hand snarky comment to devolve into an
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all-out, all caps flame war. For Powhatan resident Favienne Roop, the attack came via Facebook, after she posted that she was buying large quantities of bread, milk and other items and asked people to let her know what they might need. She was quickly called out for what some saw as hoarding, with several commenters chiding her for overbuying and at least one suggesting that it was people like her who cause grocery shortages in the first place. To Virginia Commonwealth University psychology professor Dr. Jeffrey Green, the fact that people are uglier to each other online than in person isn’t surprising. “In general, I think all sorts of negative behaviors, from shaming to breaking up to insulting, are more likely via social media,” said Green. “It’s just easy to share bad news or confront when you aren’t looking someone in the eye. The normal inhibitions aren’t there.” Green however, doesn’t necessarily think all brickbats hurled on social media should be considered in the same light. “I suspect internet shaming can be quite useful in many respects, including our current situation,” Green said. “Posting pictures or stories of social distance failure could — and, I think, should — elicit criticism. In other words, there would be healthy conformity pressure put on those outliers who are not only risking their health but the health of those around them. Though I think the negatives of some types of social media exchanges typically far outweigh the positives because of the medium, I’m hopeful that pressure may be brought to bear in a way that helps us all in the current crisis.” Sometimes, of course, cooler heads simply prevail: In the case of Roop, all it took was a private message directed at the commenter who had taken her to task for buying so much bread. “The issue was that she had not been following the whole story,” Roop explained. The woman didn’t realize that Roop was buying such large quantities so that she could distribute the food to others, or that she was purchasing the supplies at a wholesale store open only to restaurant and catering professionals. The woman apologized, as did another person who had attacked Roop for the same thing. As with much of the vitriol she has seen online, Roop said, “I think it’s just people who don’t understand the situation.”
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17. Tooth caregiver 22. Housing material 23. Flows through 24. Founder of Babism 25. Honorific title 26. A type of letter 28. Seize and hold firmly 29. Artery 32. Body fluids 36. Press against lightly 38. An island in the Pacific 40. A reminder of past events 43. Austrian spa town 44. Peter’s last name 45. Something a mob might do 46. Of the bones of the feet 51. ÒAmazing StoriesÓ writer 54. Nazi-resistant youth group (abbr.) 55. Used to have (Scottish) 56. A way to cook 57. Japanese port city 58. Type of precipitation 59. Engrave 60. Female sibling 62. Expresses emotion
CANCER • Jun 22/Jul 22 Cancer, while others may be focusing on their careers, you understand the importance of zeroing in on your relationships and love life. Keep those you care about close.
LIBRA • Sept 23/Oct 23 Libra, change things at home so you can better care for children or other people in your charge. A lot of progress can still be made if you redirect your attention.
CAPRICORN • Dec 22/Jan 20 Capricorn, ask yourself how you want to see your finances grow. Then you can speak with a financial planner and make your dreams a reality.
TAURUS • Apr 21/May 21 You can accomplish anything you set your mind to, Taurus. This may even mean being the boss of yourself with self-discipline. Ask friends to help keep you stay the course.
LEO • Jul 23/Aug 23 Work will dominate the week, but make sure you advocate for fair treatment while you are hard at work, Leo. Check that payment is in full and timely.
SCORPIO • Oct 24/Nov 22 Scorpio, things may be moving quite slowly for you, but that does not mean progress has not been made. You’ll realize after a few weeks how far you’ve come.
AQUARIUS • Jan 21/Feb 18 Everything that involves you moves up on the priority list, Aquarius. Even though you’re known for putting others first, this all needs to change if you are to progress.
GEMINI • May 22/Jun 21 You have the potential to lay the groundwork now for events that will pay dividends throughout the next few years, Gemini. Get a team of trusted advisors on your side.
VIRGO • Aug 24/Sept 22 There will be no surprises for you this week if you simply stay the course with your actions, Virgo. Go about your normal routine and things will work out just fine.
SAGITTARIUS • Nov 23/Dec 21 Sagittarius, the last few weeks may have come off as humdrum, and that’s probably because you didn’t take any chances. Be more bold in the days to come.
PISCES • Feb 19/Mar 20 Pisces, take some time this week to be alone and seek inner peace. During these times of contemplation you can focus on future plans.
THIS WEEK’S ANSWERS
CLUES ACROSS 1. Germanic mythological god 4. Cash machine 7. Improvement 12. What voters want 15. Sheepish 16. Placed at powerful level 18. Measure of illumination 19. Trent Reznor’s band 20. Commercial 21. Amounts of time 24. English broadcaster 27. Rolls of tobacco 30. Position 31. Expresses pleasure 33. Corporate exec (abbr.) 34. Body part 35. Bleated 37. Businessman 39. Beats per minute 41. Defunct Italian monetary unit 42. Broken branch 44. Put in advance 47. Arrest 48. Prefix indicating adjacent to 49. Artificial intelligence
ARIES • Mar 21/Apr 20 Hang on to a source of real empowerment in your career, Aries. It may take willpower and dedication, but you can make it happen when your mind is on the goal.
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