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VCCW offender dies after battling COVID-19 Contributed Report
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Hill Top Distillery co-founder John Brockenbrough and his family say they found the perfect place to locate their new business. Said John’s mother Sherry of the Maidens area where they chose to build, “It’s a little piece of Heaven.”
In good SPIRITS
For distillery owners, downturn hasn’t dampened enthusiasm
By Roslyn Ryan Editor
As a general rule, the owners of Goochland’s new Hill Top Distillery don’t often find themselves backing down from a challenge. It’s why they decided to pursue the project just over three years ago, and why they kept on looking until they found the perfect location, a 7-acre property off Maidens Rd. It’s why they moved over 100 tons of rock by hand and did much of the work on the new distillery and tasting room themselves. It’s also why, despite having their tasting room essentially shut down by the COVID19 pandemic just two weeks after they opened, they have no intention of giving up
anytime soon. The statewide lockdown has had some impact, admitted Sherry Brockenbrough, who owns the distillery with her husband John, a retired educator, and son, also named see Hill Top > page 3
RICHMOND – An offender from the Virginia Correctional Center for Women in Goochland has passed away at the Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center after battling COVID-19. The 49-year-old offender was admitted to VCU’s medical center on April 4 and tested positive for the novel coronavirus on that date. The offender had underlying health conditions including asthma and Hepatitis-C, and was hospitalized from April 4 until her death. The offender was serving a nine-year sentence for manufacturing methamphetamine, delivery of drugs to prison and larceny. She had an expected release date in mid-2023. For the privacy of her family and the confidentiality of her medical records, the VADOC isn’t releasing the offender’s name. The VADOC, with about 30,000 incarcerated offenders and 12,000 employees, currently has 44 inmates and 32 staff with see COVID-19 > page 2
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Goochland County Board of Supervisors confirms emergency actions, supports business community Contributed report The Goochland County Board of Supervisors has taken action to ratify emergency actions made by County Administrator and Director of Emergency Management John A. Budesky in response to the COVID-19, coronavi-
rus pandemic. In addition, the Board of Supervisors recently took unprecedented action to support Goochland’s business community. In recognition of the current state of emergency and public health conditions, the Board of Supervisors on March 26 adopt-
ed an Emergency Ordinance to Allow for the Continuity of Government Operations During the Pandemic. Under Section 4 (C) of the continuity ordinance it provided the County Administrator, as director of emergency management, additional powers to take a vari-
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an emergency ordinance to delay the penalty and interest for 30 days on real estate and personal property taxes due on June 5, 2020. The ordinance was adopted on an emergency basis so that it will take effect before tax bills are prepared and sent to residents. The Board authorized a public hearing on May 5 to consider re-adoption of the ordinance. It is important to note real estate and personal property taxes are still due on June 5, 2020, penalty and interest, for those not paying by the due date, is being delayed for 30 days. Treasurer Pamela Duncan is aware of the current challenging times and encourages any taxpayer with hardship concerns to call (804) 556-5806 or treasurer@goochlandva.us. The Board of Supervisors and county economic development staff recognizing the need to support the Goochland business community during these difficult times have taken a number of actions including developing dedicated webpages at www.goochlandforbusiness. com to serve as a resource for Goochland businesses during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. In addition, it contains a list of both businesses that are still open and those that are temporarily closed.
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For local couple, the open road beckons CANCELLED
As part of a continuing series on the fascinating lives of Goochland residents, contributing writer C. Frank Wentzel recently caught up with John and Priscilla Gayle.
Goochland residents Priscilla and John Gayle, here visiting Hadrian’s Wall in England, have developed a passion over the years for backpacking through places they have never visited before. “We really love to get out on the open road, strap on our backpacks ... and explore alone,� John said.
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or Priscilla and me,� John Gayle begins, relaxing on the sofa in the couple’s lovely Goochland home, “when we travel by ourselves, really all alone with our back packs, to a strange new place, we really enjoy it much more than being part of an escorted tour group.� Did that mean that they had no escort service involved in their latest trip to New Zealand? “We did need certain airport and overnight reservations of course, but once arrived in a certain area, we were basically on our own,� John responded. “Does it get a bit lonely, surrounded by strangers?� I asked. “You know Frank,� John said with a grin, “we are always amazed at the wel-
Hill Top continued from >1 John, a separated Marine. But they are still welcoming customers and winning over new fans every day. The distillery itself, which enjoys a sweeping view of the James River and Tucker Park, is currently offering a selection of spirits including maple flavored whiskey and Virginia single malt, as well as the wildly popular Blackberry Gooch Hooch Moonshine, named in honor of the county Brockenbrough said has welcomed them with open arms. As much as the family has
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coming complete strangers give us. At one stop in Dunedin, for example, a complete stranger brought breakfast to our B&B.� Convinced that I was interviewing two seasoned travelers who had stacked up some 1,800 miles in their latest venture to New Zealand, I probed for more answers. I pointed to a list of the couple’s recent travels, which included trips to China, India, Argentina, Patagonia and
enjoyed seeing their dream come to life, Brockenbrough said it has been just as rewarding to realize what a special place they have chosen to build it. “Maidens is just like a little bit of Heaven,� she said. “It’s just a different world out here, and you won’t find people anywhere like you find in Goochland. The people are just so genuinely nice, and everybody wants to see everyone succeed and do well.� One resident, George Smith, has already become like a member of the family, Brockenbrough said, and many others have stepped in to help in whatever way they can.
Chile. John gave smile nodding of approval. “And you and Priscilla took all of those trips just like this one?� “Yes we did,� he responded, sitting up, “and here’s the reason.� Now he had my attention. “Both Priscilla and I, while we both have job commitments, in our particular situation, at this time in our lives, we are responsible only
The state, it seems, is also trying to lend a hand: in light of the impact caused by the shuttering of tasting rooms across the Commonwealth, Virginia’s Alcohol Beverage Control Board is allowing distilleries to ship spirits directly to customers, and also to deliver products to those waiting in vehicles parked on the property. The changes make a difference, said Brockenbrough, and she and her family are committed to staying in Goochland regardless of what obstacles they face. “It’s unfortunate,� she said of the shutdown, “but is it killing us? No. And we’re not going to let it.�
for ourselves. Our children are grown and we really love to get out on the open road, strap on our backpacks, get ready to meet many new faces and explore alone.� I gave an understanding nod. What a way to see the world!
The Virginia Correctional Center For Women and The Elizabeth Kates Foundation Open House on Wednesday, May 6, 2020 This event has been cancelled. A new date for The Elizabeth Kates Foundation annual meeting will be announced. Check the Website for updates and to donate: Theelizabethkatesfoundation.org. Or donate to The Elizabeth Kates Foundation P.O. Box 64 Goochland,VA 23063 Mark your calendar for May 5, 2021, for the next Kates Day Open House event.
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Obituaries OTTO M. POWERS Otto Miller Powers, passed away on Easter Sunday, April 12, 2020, after 96 years of a joyful life on his family’s farm in Oilville, Va. He was a member of the LDS Church and was preceded in death by 20 much-loved brothers and sisters. Miller was a devoted son, father and husband, a man of few words but of many deeds. There was nothing on the farm that he could not build or fix, and nothing that went to waste. He once built a ladder from leftover materials from various projects, comPOWERS pleting yet another project. He loved the land, baseball, cars and any stray animal. Along with his wife he rescued and cared for many feral cats, and his constant companions in his later years were a series of Chihuahuas that could comfortably rest in his large, strong hands as he went about his chores. He was, until the moment he passed away, the quintessential “farm boy.” Miller is survived by his wife of 72 devoted years, Margaret; his daughter, Gloria Powers; Margaret’s brother, Skip (Carolyn); nephews, Jonathan and Jeffery Neal; nieces, Lora Gill Watkins, Judy Powers Garnett and Kim Powers Vaughan, who keep everyone in touch; and by the many offspring of his 20 siblings. A memorial service will be
held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Goochland County Animal Protection and Adoption Center, 2748 Dogtown Rd., P.O. Box 10, Goochland, Va. 23063 in memory of Miller and his deep love for all God’s creatures.
THEODORE T. SNOW Theodore Timothy “Ted” Snow, 58, of Goochland, passed away on Monday, April 13, 2020. He was born on May 19, 1961. He was preceded in death by a son, Timothy Snow. He is survived by his mother, Jean Spicer; father, Albert Snow and wife, Sharon; his brothers, Melvin Snow and wife, Dale, Lonnie Snow and wife, Brenda, James Snow and wife, Heather; his daughters, Sarah Taylor, Madison Reynolds; and two grandchildren, Halla Giles and Andrew Taylor; an aunt and uncle, SNOW Lucy and Tom Beasley; and many nephews, nieces and cousins. Ted was a carpenter by trade and owner of Snow’s carpentry for over 30 years. He was a faithful member of Victory Christian church and shared his faith in Jesus Christ with many people over the years. Services will be held at a later date. Norman Funeral Home of Goochland Virginia is handling the arrangements.
A project that’s for the birds By Donna Cottingham James River Master Naturalist
When researchers can’t be everywhere at once, they rely on a crowd sourcing type of data collection called citizen science. After training, ordinary citizens can contribute their findings to research. James River Master Naturalists participate in many citizen science projects in Powhatan and Goochland. Some members contribute to salamander studies, bird counts, Easter Spotted Skunk surveys, frog studies and bluebird monitoring. After training, one small group of naturalists set up a new bluebird trail consisting of eight boxes, for weekly monitoring and data collection.
The North American Bluebird Society and Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology track monitoring efforts and bluebird population data. Back in the 1970s, the bluebird population reached a 70 percent decline, mostly due to habitat loss and competition for nesting cavities from non native species such as house sparrows and starlings. Today, bluebird boxes, trails and monitoring efforts have all proven successful in reestablishing the bluebird population. Preparation for the new Powhatan trail began in January, when the team of volunteers assembled the wood boxes, baffles, poles and hardware. Baffles deter snakes, raccoons and other predators. Next the team scouted loca-
tions. A bluebird box needs some open space, afternoon shade in the heat of summer and trees nearby, but no overhanging branches that might enable a snake to drop down on a box. Finally, master naturalists gathered to install the boxes. By mid February the new bluebird project officially began. Early weekly monitoring reports so far have been varied. Volunteers have found wasp nests, a tree swallow nest lined with soft feathers and filled with white eggs, and a mossy chickadee nest topped with wool from sheep on a nearby farm. Some bird species simply compete for boxes but see Boxes > page 12
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Two area residents achieved local celebrity status recently, after they each became contestants on the iconic television game show Wheel of Fortune. For Goochland resident Stew Williamson, the journey to game show glory started early. Williamson, whom Wheel of Fortune fans got to see compete on March 25, says he has been a fan of the program since he and his sister used to watch it after school as children. Now a physics teacher at Richmond’s Collegiate School, Williamson admits he had never really thought about becoming a contestant on the program, but decided to give it a go when he Contributed photo found out about a local audiStew Williamson says one tough part of his experience as a tion being held last summer. Williamson says he soon Wheel of Fortune contestant was not telling his students at Collegiate how the game had gone before the episode aired. learned that those casting the show were specifically looking for people who were energetic, enthusiastic and relaxed. Williamson, as it turned out, fit 1 Timothy 1:5 “But the goal of our instruction is love from that description to a tee. a pure heart and a good conscience and a sincere faith.” “It was a really fun tryout,” Paul’s words to Timothy are both a preacher’s job Williamson remembers. “I just description and an explanation to the community around told myself there was nothing – he ministers the Word to influence and change the community. He swims against the flow around him. His I could do except have fun, so work is not in vain. He’s a thermostat, not a thermometer. that’s what I did.” The world is in darkness because of sin. Sin corrupts pure As fate would have it, more hearts, kills consciences and shipwrecks faith. Just look Goochland resident fun was in store: Williamson at our society!!! He exposes the darkness of all lies, all says he can still recall the immorality, and all false doctrines by boldly proclaiming Stew Williamson moment he received the letter God’s Word. (Isaiah 55:10-11; 2 Timothy 4:1-4) telling him that he would be travelling to Los Angeles in January If you’re interested in further study of God’s word, to compete on the show. meet with us Wednesday evenings at 6:30. “I could not stop laughing,” he recalls. “It was just a hoot.” The Details on our website. day of the taping remains “a blur” Williamson remembers, though he does remember solving the first puzzle —“Pack a cooler full of ice”— to win a cool $7,000. Another win? Getting host Pat Sajak to say “Goochland.” Once he got back home, Williamson was left with both wonderful memories and a new mission: avoid telling his students the outcome of his episode until the show aired several months later.
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OPINION: Editorial, Letters to the Editor
The COVID question: Who matters? By Roslyn Ryan Editor
Let’s just go ahead and say it — it was only a matter of time before the Great Debate: COVID19 Edition began in earnest. This is America, after all, where the only thing we cherish more than free speech and tolerance is the chance to hurl insults
as if you could simply sort people out by who is wearing a mask and who thinks masks are hooey. This, as I said, is to be expected. The things that truly singe the sensibilities, however, are the other bits, the shunning of science and the push to put the health of the local economy ahead of the health of actual human beings. Case in point: let’s put the
people we have in this country are business owners. As long as they are not dead, they are going to find a way to move forward. There, by the way, is that D-word, the one that has popped up again and again these days as the moral consciences of some seem to circle the proverbial drain. I’m talking about death, and who deserves it — or at least who should be willing to embrace it on behalf of the greater good. Can we please — and I’m willing to beg here — stop somehow finding it less than morally reprehensible to suggest that older Americans’ lives are worth sacrificing for the sake of a faster path back to economic prosperity? Are we talking about your grandmother or mine? Also, please help me to understand: Does this perverse calculus apply only to the old — or, as I believe we used to refer to some of them, “The Greatest Generation”— or do we throw the not-old-butsick onto the ash heap too? Who,
Can we stop suggesting that older Americans’ lives are worth sacrificing for the sake of a faster path back to economic prosperity? Are we talking about your grandmother or mine? Also, please enlighten me: Does this perverse calculus apply only the old — or, as I believe we used to refer to some of them, “The Greatest Generation”— or do we throw the not-old-but-sick onto the ash heap too? at people who dare to say things we can’t tolerate. It only made sense that the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak would eventually become just one more excuse to draw a line between the right and the left, between the givers and the takers,
violins away for the economy for a few minutes, at least until we’ve buried the dead. Yes, this entire situation completely stinks, and our business community is taking it on the chin. But tough times don’t last, as they say, tough people do, and some of the toughest
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exactly, are we asking to “take one for the team” here? I’m sure there are some seniors who would love to know. Finally, for the love of God, and country, can we stop cleaving to those flu statistics like they are the last lifeboats left on the Titanic? Yes, many, many people die of the flu every year, but why does that mean that it is acceptable for a roughly equal number of our most vulnerable people to die from something else, particularly something we have never seen, don’t yet fully understand, and have no vaccine to prevent? Frankly, given the choice between dying of influenza or dying of coronavirus, I’d just as soon take a hard pass on both. In summation, to all of those eulogizing our formerly robust economy, I would simply ask that we waste no time in creating a national registry of people who, should they be considered “of age” when another viral outbreak occurs, will volunteer to sacrifice their own lives in the name of economic growth. Just picture it, won’t you? A garrison of brave grannies and grandpas willing to give up the ghost so all of our 401(k)s won’t have to suffer. Ladies and gentleman, I have here some pens and paper. Let’s start taking names.
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Letters to the Editor Budesky has been a champion for county and for our local pets Dear Editor, It is with deep heartfelt appreciation that we express our sincere thanks to John Budesky for his support and significant contribution to Goochland Pet Lovers and in general to our great county. John hit the ground running only a few short years ago and soon established himself as a capable and able Chief Executive Officer of Goochland County. Our involvement and interaction with him helped Goochland Pet Lovers develop momentum that proved to be very valuable in our fundraising efforts. Our goal was to raise $1.5 million. This was the amount necessary to enable Goochland County to add the adoption wing to the new soon to be opened Goochland Animal shelter. Even though he was new at his job as County Administrator and had an overwhelming amount on his plate, he was able to find the time to help GPL establish itself as a viable and successful organization. Our public/private partnership began to work very smoothly. We initially developed a memorandum of understanding with the County through John Budesky and his staff, including Tim Clough, Chief Animal Control officer, Julie Lawrence, head of the shelter, and Derek Stamey, Assistant County Administrator. We all began to work side by side during the campaign that initially had a goal that everyone felt would take several years to reach. We quickly began to accomplish much more than we initially anticipated. We were able to raise most of the $1.5 million within our first year and completed the goal in 18 months. John served as an ex-officio member of GPL Board, and several of his staff regularly attended our meetings. John encouraged Dr. Jeremy Raley, see Letters > page 7
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Letters continued from >6 Goochland County School Superintendent, to join our Board as well. John ensured that GPL was included in many functions, presentations and events, giving us much needed exposure and helping us build our brand. He kept us informed and worked with us to develop our fund-raising capability. He arranged several presentations by GPL before the Board of Supervisors which, in turn, provided more support for our mission. Needless to say, we will miss John Budesky tremendously, not only for what he did to help Goochland Pet Lovers, but additionally for substantially contributing his knowledge and expertise to Goochland County overall. He has left his positive footprint all over Goochland and he will be remembered for his undying dedication to his job and for making Goochland County a much better place to live, work and play. And for our Animal friends, he has helped provide a wonderful, state of the art, animal shelter that will be here for many years in the future for us all to be very proud of. God Speed to our friend and always stay in touch. Paws Up for John. Wayne Dementi Inaugural, President Cindy Pryor, Inaugural Campaign Chair Tom Winfree, Inaugural Chairman
Mounting evidence suggests COVID-19 won’t live up to hype Dear Editor, I thoroughly enjoyed the several fascinating letters last week from Dr. Carchman, Wayne Thacker, and Eilene Ford. I appreciate their opinions even if they are wrong.
It seems like these folks have been watching too much CNN and MSNBC, which should have their FCC licenses revoked for false reporting and scaring the American public. Anyway, we are now seeing more statistics about the coronavirus that suggests the disease is not much more deadly for the vast majority of people than many other diseases or causes of death. And the disease is really not all that bad for most healthy people. The coronavirus is mostly a cause of death in nursing homes and not in the general public. It has been documented that the coronavirus kills mostly elderly people already weakened by physical infirmities. So why should we crash the American economy, put millions of people out of work and facing poverty, all to save a few thousands of elderly folks and weaklings who are going to die eventually anyway. What happened to all the religious folks who believe in God and paradise? When I see someone wearing a mask I know that is not a religious person who believes in paradise. What I see is someone scared to die and maybe go to paradise or the other place. And further, I taught riot control in the National Guard for many years and I will tell you it is not much of a stretch from the recent nationwide peaceful demonstrations against the shutdowns to full scale riots. It doesn’t take much of a spark to turn a peaceful demonstration into a riot and looting. The coronavirus may prove to be one of the biggest and most costly hoaxes generated by American news media in history. The old saying “if it Bleeds it Leeds” is still very true in modern news media. Art Bachman Gum Spring
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OPINION: Editorial, Letters to the Editor Risk to our economy outweighs reward of halting virus spread Dear Editor, I read, with some angst, the letters written to you from Wayne Thacker and Eileen Ford. Their letters demonize a fellow citizen, Art Bachman, for simply sharing his opinion…a tactic used by many of a certain political party. Their letters seem to suggest that saving human lives is more important than business for the American economy and its citizens. I find their premise to be noble but significantly flawed. In Thacker’s letter, he maintains he has seen no business statistic or financial forecast “that demonstrates to me that the risk of hundreds of thousands of lives outweighs the benefits of a temporarily interrupted business as usual.” He is either not looking hard enough or flat out wrong! Twenty-two million unemployed Americans, a drop of 8.7 percent in economic activity in one month and a 78 percent drop in manufacturing activity in 30 days. Let’s start there. Virginia, as of today, has 6,500 confirmed cases of COVID-19, that’s one for every 1,338 Virginians. Half have recovered. We have 151 deaths…that is one for every 54,000 Virginians. I do not see hundreds of thousands of deaths. What’s more, we learn more about this disease daily and are working to treat it and develop a vaccine faster than ever before. Why is that possible? Because of our ability to rely on science advanced directly because of capitalism. How many retirements will not happen? How many young families, successful in their economic health just 45 days ago, are now ruined or severely set back because of the stay at home extension into June? How many Virginians are mentally going through
tough times? How many people are now feeling scared and helpless because of the actions taken and extended by our democratically controlled state government? How many small businesses will never re-open? You, Mr. Thacker, may see the benevolence of shut-
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Bashinski taking career to EMU Senior spotlight By Nick Vandeloecht Sports Editor
GOOCHLAND – After helping his Goochland High School varsity baseball team assemble a 14-7 season in 2019, and after scrimmaging Chancellor in the Bulldogs’ this spring prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Cole Bashinski is slated to return to the field next season. When he does so, it’ll be as a middle infielder for Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg. Prior to committing, he had offers from EMU, Hood and Methodist. But when he took an overnight visit to EMU and stayed with a former rival pitcher from Randolph-Henry, Bashinski liked the school’s atmosphere and how it was a small school like Goochland. He made his commitment around late September. “I kind of felt like at home,” he said. “The team there is just like a big family. There wasn’t anybody who was stuck up or like, ‘I’m the best,’ anything like that. … Everybody is just one big team. Nobody really hates anybody. Just kind of had that same family feeling.” He’s gotten to take part in a hitting camp with the coaches, and he likes their perspective. “I like how they want to get us better on what we’re already good at,” Bashinski said. “That way, we’re not trying to focus on one thing and get away from another.” Bashinski is looking forward to bringing his work ethic to an EMU Royals unit that finished the shortened 2020 season with a record of 11-8. “I know that I need to improve and I’m not perfect, and I’m willing to do that with any of my teammates, whether it’s to help them or them to help me,” Bashinski said. “That way, our team can be the best they can be.” Last year as a junior, Bashinski delivered a batting average of .328 with six doubles, two triples, one
Q&A with Cole Bashinski Staff Reports
Cole Bashinski played baseball for Goochland High School as a shortstop and right-handed pitcher. His post-graduation plans include attending and playing NCAA Division III college baseball for Eastern Mennonite University and majoring in Business Marketing. Goochland Gazette: How did you first get into the sport you play during the spring, and how long have you been playing? Cole Bashinski: I started playing T-ball when I was 5 or 6 and never stopped. GG: What made you enjoy or fall in love with the game? Bashinski: The game itself. File/Goochland Gazette
Goochland’s Cole Bashinski throws the ball to first base during a 2019 regular season varsity baseball game. Bashinski, a senior, will attend and play college baseball for Eastern Menonnite University this coming year.
home run, 14 RBI and nine runs scored for Goochland. He hit the homer while batting 2 for 4 with two RBI and a run scored in a 7-1 win over Bluestone on March 28. His additional highlights from 2019 included batting 2 for 3 with a double, two RBI and a run in a 10-1 win over Nottoway on April 23, 2 for 3 with two runs and an RBI in an 11-1 win over Buckingham on April 30, 2 for 4 with two doubles and two RBI in a 6-2 win over Central Lunenburg on May 14 and 3 for 3 with two RBI, two runs and a double in a 9-5 win over Amelia County on May 16. Bashinski said his Bulldogs helped him strive to be the best he can be. “All my friends are supportive in all my decisions,” he said.
“Coaches helped me get to where I am today . . . not just school coaches, [but] travel coaches as well. They just helped me get my mind ready for college.” He pointed to the team-building exercises led by Goochland head coach Wes Farkas, and also to how the outcomes were dependent on everyone’s cooperation. “It was just that point where: ‘Hey, we have to work as a team. If we don’t, we’re not going to get anywhere in the future,’” he said. One of the things that Bashinski wants to get better at is “slowing the game down.” “I tend to rush,” he said. “Coach Farkas has really helped me with that in trying to slow the game down.” Bashinski plans to major in business marketing and minor in
sports management. He and his senior teammates were supposed to have one more season of high school baseball together. But that was taken away when the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic led to the statewide closure of public and private schools and the subsequent cancellation of the 2020 spring sports seasons. “Kind of makes me want to prove what I have to do a little bit more in college … get into the grind more, going to the cage more, getting the workout from our weight training teacher at school,” he said. He praised all of his teammates, coaches, family and everyone in Goochland who supported him and the Goochland baseball program.
GG: What was it like playing with your team or teams in that sport? Bashinski: Baseball gave me one big family and brothers I never had. GG: What’s a favorite memory from games/practices? Bashinski: My favorite memory is every time I step on the field with my brothers, win or lose. GG: Are there life lessons or takeaways that go beyond the field that the game helped you to see or realize? Bashinski: If you work hard, you can reach any dream. GG: How tough was it for you to find out there would be no spring season due to the coronavirus pandemic? Bashinski: Still pretty tough. GG: If you’re playing at the next level, how are you staying in shape? Bashinski: Running and in-home workouts.
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Scenes from Goochland’s swimming season
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Goochland’s Sophie Sumitt (left) swims the freestyle and Anneliese Rogerson swims the breaststroke during the 2019-20 swim season. Rogerson won this year’s Class 3, Region B championship in the girls 100-yard breaststroke and joined teammates Bayleigh Allen, Skylar Dacey, Sophie Summitt, Brandon Avram, Richard Hardy, Joe Hardman and Caleb McCaskill in qualifying for and competing in this year’s Class 3 state swim meet. Rogerson reached the B finals in the 100 breast and also in the girls 200 medley relay with Allen, Dacey and Summitt.
Goochland High School’s Bayleigh Allen (left) and Brandon Avram swim the butterfly in events held during the 2019-20 Virginia High School League swimming season.
From left: Goochland’s Caleb McCaskill congratulates an opponent at the end of a 2019-20 swimming event; Goochland’s Skylar Dacey swims the backstroke.
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Wheel continued from >5 They tried to get it out of him, Williamson says, laughing, “but all I would tell them was that I had a lot of fun.” Like Williamson, Richmond resident Sherri Brown says Wheel of Fortune has been a part of her life since she was a child. It was her daughter Xaina, 15, who encouraged her to try out, and Brown admits that there were definitely some nervous moments along the way. Still, Brown pushed through the nerves and wowed the casting crew. When she got the e-mail saying she would be competing on the show, Brown says she was overjoyed. “I just started jumping up and down,” TUESDAY EVENING 4 PM 4:30 ESPN
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she remembers, but then it was time to get down to business. In order to prepare, Brown and her daughter continued to watch the show religiously, downloading the app and also squeezing in games of Hangman to sharpen her skills. All of the preparation, it seems, paid off: After solving a puzzle during the game —“Round trip ticket”— and making her way to the bonus round, Brown would go on to solve the puzzle (“Focus on your work”) with plenty of time to spare. She came away from the experience with an all-expenses-paid trip to Barbados and a 2020 Ford Escape, as well as a wonderful story to tell her friends and family. “Everybody was so excited,” Brown said. “They are still talking about it.”
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Boxes continued from >4 others will destroy the bluebird eggs or young. Hopefully bluebirds will soon find the six, new unoccupied boxes awaiting them. Bluebirds have two to four broods a season. The female lays four to six blue eggs. She lays one a day and when the last egg is laid, she then begins to incubate them. Eggs hatch about 17 days after the first one is laid. Nestlings occupy the nest from 17 to 21 days before fledging. Old nests should be removed each time a brood fledges. Bluebirds catch and eat insects, although they will eat berries in winter when fewer insects are available. Both parents catch insects to feed the young. They also remove the fledglings’ waste, which are small white sacs, to keep the nest clean.
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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Goochland County Board of Supervisors Tuesday, May 5, 2020, 6:00 PM Goochland County Administration Building 1800 Sandy Hook Rd., P. O. Box 10, Goochland, VA 23063 Board Meeting Room Suite 250 At this time, the Board of Supervisor meetings will be held using electronic means in compliance with Goochland County’s Continuity of Government Ordinance, Sec. 1. In light of the potential health risks, the Board of Supervisors meeting room will not be open to the public, but you can access the meeting as follows: View meetings live at http://www.goochlandva.us/926/Live-Stream Join via Zoom weblink: https://zoom.us/j/538274261?pwd=RVF4Y2hoSkhDUXZOZm4vNTZISkEydz09 You can join the meeting live by dialing: 1 888 788 0099 US Toll-free or 1 877 853 5247 US Toll-free Meeting ID: 538 274 261 Password: 230963 By joining the meeting live, you will be provided an opportunity to make comments during citizen comment and/or during the public hearings. Dial in users who wish to speak can raise their hand by pressing *9 on their cell phones. IF YOU HAVE COMMENTS ON ANY PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS, PLEASE SEND COMMENTS TO BOSCOMMENT@GOOCHLANDVA.US OR CONTACT 804-556-5811. PLEASE CHECK WWW.GOOCHLANDVA.US FOR ANY UPDATES REGARDING THIS MEETING. Readopting Ordinance to Allow for the Continuity of Government Operations During the Pandemic, including Altering the Process for Conducting Public Meetings; Restricting the Use of Public Buildings or Facilities; Providing Additional Powers to the Director of Emergency Management to Incur Costs, Waive Procedures, and Take Other Temporary Actions; and Suspending Deadlines and Procedures Readopting Ordinance to delay penalty and interest for 30 days on real estate and personal property taxes due June 5, 2020 Readopting Ordinance to amend Goochland County Code Sec. 13-285 (Bridgewater Road Service District) to delay the imposition of the service district tax from 2020 to 2021
Artwork is for visual purposes and may not be representative of actual information for public hearing Meeting accommodations including interpreters are provided upon request. Telephone: 556-5811 (TDD 711 (Virginia Relay)) E-mail: countyadmin@goochlandva.us. Website: www.goochlandva.us. John A. Budesky | County Administrator
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I was preparing a column for this week focused on the loss of sports during the coronavirus outbreak, and the impact it’s having on fans. With the exception of
Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICES Public Notice APPROVAL OF A CATEGORICAL EXCLUSION FROM AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR A PROJECT FUNDED THROUGH THE VIRGINIA WATER SUPPLY REVOLVING FUND Public Notice No.: WSL-016-20 First Publication Date: April 23, 2020 The Virginia Department of Health has under consideration a request for a Categorical Exclusion from an Environmental Assessment for a waterworks project proposed to be funded through the Virginia Water Supply Revolving Fund. The applicant is the Goochland County Department of Public Utilities. * The project consists of the installation of approximately 70 LF of 4-inch or 6-inch diameter waterline, an RPZ backflow preventer, and associated appurtenances in the Goochland Courthouse area of Route 6. The waterline will cross Route 6 and provide a metered connection to Jenkins Mobile Home Park. Work will occur in the existing VDOT right-of-way. The applicant feels that the project meets the following exclusion categories established by the Department: * Minor extensions of water lines, which will be located within road right-of-ways or otherwise previously disturbed areas. Documentation supporting this request includes: * Categorical Exclusion request including project area map prepared by the Goochland Department of Public Utilities dated 3/25/2020 * Financial & Construction Assistance Programs Environmental Review site visit memo dated 3/31/2020 Prior to implementing construction, the applicant will obtain all applicable permits. On the basis of a review of the request and support documentation, the Virginia Department of Health proposes to approve the request. Persons may comment in writing to the Department on the proposed approval of the Categorical Exclusion within 30 days from the first publication date. Comments shall include the name, address, and telephone number of the writer and shall contain a complete, concise statement of the factual basis for the comments. Only those comments received within this period will be considered by the Department. Following the comment period, the Department will make its determination regarding the approval. All comments should be addressed to: Ms. Kelly Ward Director, Financial & Construction Assistance Programs Virginia Department of Health Office of Drinking Water 109 Governor St. Room 633 Richmond, VA 23219
bowling, I haven’t seen a live televised sporting event in weeks, and while secondhand replayed college and pro football games have provided some temporary relief, it’s just not the same. As this week passed, slowly, the news forced me to rethink my subject for the upcoming week, and my concentration on life’s more trivial pursuits like sports seemed misguided and superficial. As more and more Americans — some notable, some not — depart this earth due to the virus or other illnesses, I was suddenly confronted with the reality there won’t be a return to normal for these departed souls. Now, one passing is no more important than another, but each affects us individually in a unique way, evoking a remorse and grief that is personal. When I learned of the death of former Times-
Dispatch sports editor and managing editor Bill Millsaps, I felt that immediate sense of sadness and loss for a man who embraced a title that fit him like a glove: newspaperman. His memory brought back thoughts of a time in journalism when everything seemed possible, and the written word still enjoyed a position of respect and reliability. Millsaps represented the type of editor every potential journalist envisioned when the first hints of a dream of covering the news emerged in their youthful minds. It was local industry giants like Millsaps and Jay Pace who made the Richmond journalism market unique and vibrant and created an energy in newsrooms that probably will never be equaled. Many in the Richmond area grew up reading Millsaps’ sports column. Even in that specified role, it was evident Saps, as he was known to most,
was bound for bigger assignments and many around him recognized his born leader qualifications. Now, the talented sportswriters earned enough awards and recognitions in those early years to last most journalists a lifetime. As a reporter, editor and administrator, Millsaps set the mark. I was not fortunate enough to work with Bill, but I’ve known those who did. They are left treasuring the memories of what is now their golden age of journalism. And our paths crossed often when I served as publisher of a group of weekly newspapers. Our first encounter was on an elevator in the Hotel Roanoke during a Virginia Press Association Convention. It didn’t take long for him to realize I was from Alabama, and even less time for me to recognize his drawl. I suppose that tiny bit of information formed the base of many of
our conversations, the sort of tie that binds and separates at the same time — Southeastern Conference football. Although Bill’s passing
“Millsaps represented the type of editor every potential journalist envisioned when the first hints of a dream of covering the news emerged in their minds.” was not COVID-19 related, it comes at a time when it seems the list of famous and treasured Americans seems to be shrinking much too fast. For journalists of a certain age, Bill Millsaps represents a
standard that still matters, a sort of passion and dedication that is sadly, for the most part, missing in today’s world of communication. It’s somehow reassuring at this uncertain time to reflect on a life lived so fully — to salute a man who found the perfect career, performed it with passion and had a tremendous impact on the many lives he touched. A majority of the folks who knew him will always think of Saps standing in a newsroom with his sleeves rolled up, playing truth or dare with the next deadline. I suppose it would be cliche to say they don’t make ’em like that anymore … but they don’t make ’em like that anymore. I suppose that makes it harder to lose someone who touched so many lives and made such a mark on an industry he truly loved. It’s also makes it more difficult to let them go.
Young chosen to lead Montpelier Foundation Contributed Report
The Montpelier Foundation, which operates James Madison’s historic home in Virginia, announced Tuesday that it has selected Roy F. Young II as its President and Chief Executive Officer, effective April 20. Young succeeds Kat Imhoff, who left Montpelier November 30 to join The Piedmont Environmental Council as a senior conservation fellow. Young most recently served as a business consultant to Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library in Delaware and currently co-chairs the Historic House and Sites Network at The American Alliance of Museums. Prior to
that, he was Vice President for Guest Experience at George Washington’s Mount Vernon developing a dynamic portfolio of experiences ranging from Presidential, diplomatic and cabinet-level visits to robust engagement for school children. “The Montpelier Foundation is entering a new era in which we will deepen the story of the estate and broaden our educational impact nationally and internationally,” said Gene W. Hickok, Chairman of the Foundation’s Board of Directors. It’s hard to imagine a better leader for Montpelier in this new chapter than Roy Young. He has extensive experience in the
stewardship of historic homes, in business management and in education. It’s a perfect combination.” Hickok said Young was chosen after a nationwide, three-month search that yielded five finalist candidates. “At this moment, The Constitution and Madison are critical to understanding our rights and civic responsibilities,” said Young. “I’m pleased to serve the Montpelier Foundation Board and staff to steward this important place. Interest in American democracy is at its height and we shall expand Montpelier’s digital reach, deepen its content and encourage schoolchildren, scholars, and life-long
learners with our onsite and digital experiences.” Prior to his time at Mount Vernon, Young held leadership positions at Fallingwater/ Western Pennsylvania Conservancy and at the University of Arizona Museum of Art and Visual Archives. From 1990 to 2004, he was Managing Partner and Owner of Young Bickley Geiger International, Inc. a design/build firm specializing in multi-location construction and preservation projects. Earlier, he taught at the college and graduate school levels in Pennsylvania, Arizona and Massachusetts. He received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Massachusetts,
and master’s degrees from the University of Arizona and the University of Missouri. Montpelier preserves, cares for and interprets James and Dolley Madison’s restored 40-room house and its surrounding landscape; the reconstructed South Yard, home to members of the plantation’s enslaved community; a 4,300-object museum collection; and 150 historic structures built across multiple periods of American history. It is located on 2,700 acres, two-thirds of which are under conservation easement, six miles southwest of Orange, Virginia. The site is owned by The National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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22. Cigarettes (slang) 23. A doctrine 27. Constrictor snakes 29. Atomic #73 30. Baseball stat 31. Female sibling 32. A soft gray metal (abbr.) 33. Southern constellation 34. Belgian city 35. Go in again 36. In a different, more positive way 37. A place for sleeping 38. Blood type 40. Syrian news agency (abbr.) 41. A salt or ester of acetic acid 42. Millihenry 44. Populous Israeli city __ Aviv 45. Widen 46. Magical potion 47. Acknowledging 48. Private romantic rendezvous 50. Cavalry sword 51. Terabyte 52. Artificial intelligence 54. Bullfighting maneuver 55. Breezed through 57. Santa says it three
CANCER • Jun 22/Jul 22 Cancer, anxiety about starting a new path or chapter in your life is completely normal. Look forward to all of the positive things that may be in store soon enough.
LIBRA • Sept 23/Oct 23 Do not rush to judgment on any situation or person for the time being. All of the facts have not come to light or sharpened. But the truth will soon reveal itself, Libra.
CAPRICORN • Dec 22/Jan 20 Capricorn, you feel confident moving forward with a relationship after a heart-to-heart talk. Now this week you can cultivate this relationship even further.
TAURUS • Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, you may need to take a different and unusual approach to get things accomplished this week. Do not be afraid to take the bull by the horns if it is necessary.
LEO • Jul 23/Aug 23 Lend a helping hand to someone who may need a vote of confidence or some words of support this week, Leo. Your efforts will be appreciated very much.
SCORPIO • Oct 24/Nov 22 Scorpio, someone close to you needs space this week, so give them some room to breathe. Find a way to keep busy as this person works through what he or she needs.
AQUARIUS • Jan 21/Feb 18 Share your thoughts and feelings with someone who is unbiased if you want an accurate assessment of what you need to do to improve, Aquarius. A willing listener is quite helpful to you.
GEMINI • May 22/Jun 21 Thinking outside of the box is something that you do with frequency, Gemini. Although others may not be sure of your unconventional methods, you always get things done.
VIRGO • Aug 24/Sept 22 Make the most of luck that comes to you this week, Virgo. Do not speculate why such good fortune comes your way, but embrace it with an open heart.
SAGITTARIUS • Nov 23/Dec 21 Sagittarius, a competitive coworker is pushing hard to be on top. Use this as motivation as you to strive to become the best version of yourself you can be.
PISCES • Feb 19/Mar 20 Pisces, you will need patience in spades this week. Others may not be able to maintain your pace, so give them the benefit of the doubt.
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CLUES ACROSS 1. Curved symmetrical structure 5. One’s partner in marriage 11. Male admirer 12. Spend in a period of dormancy 16. Popular Easter meal 17. Doc 18. Bearing a heavy load 19. Gratitude 24. The Mount Rushmore State 25. Driving 26. Girl 27. British thermal unit 28. Makes a mistake 29. A defined length of time 30. Lions do it 31. Large quantities 33. Become less intense 34. Famed peninsula 38. Emerges 39. Rare Hawaiian geese 40. Dance style 43. Drove 44. Measures speed of an engine (abbr.) 45. Yankee hero Bucky 49. Midway between west and northwest
ARIES • Mar 21/Apr 20 Aries, others want to lure you into their shenanigans, but you don’t need to worry about falling prey. You stick to your own ways of doing things.
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