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Volume 66 Number 15 • April 15, 2021

‘Green Grants’ will focus on environmental improvements

County still leads region in number of vaccinations

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By Roslyn Ryan Editor

When it comes to administering the COVID-19 vaccine, Goochland County continues to lead the region in the rate of vaccinations. And for County Administrator Kenneth Young, that is a very good sign. Young told county leaders during a recent virtual Town Hall meeting that, as more and more residents receive vaccinations, “hopefully we can begin to get back to normal here soon. Anything we are able to do to get our community and our businesses up and running again, we’re going to do it— and we are going to lead the way.” While the numbers are encouraging, efforts continue to ensure that all residents, including those in traditionally underserved populations, are aware of how to obtain a vaccine. Residents aged 65 and older are encouraged to contact a special hotline dedicated to helping seniors, particularly those who may not have access to the Internet. That number is (804) 556-5828. When it comes to making sure that Black and other minority residents of Goochland have equal access to vaccinations, Young told leaders that the County appears to be doing well. While numbers at the state and national level have demonstrated that people of see Vaccine > 2

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For local nursing home staff, a delicious donation In recognition of the many dedicated and selfless caregivers assisting our community’s most vulnerable citizens, the GFWC Goochland Woman’s Club (GWC) recently provided a meal to the entire 60-member staff at the Envoy at the Meadows Nursing home in Goochland Virginia. Due to strict COVID restrictions, the meal was limited to individually wrapped, commercially prepared foods. Patti Pryor, Chairman of the GWC Health and Wellness Committee, along with Jane Polk, GWC President, delivered the meals to Shannon Puckett, Envoy Director of Activities, and staff assistant Karina Mahan on Wednesday, April 7, 2021. The GWC welcomes any woman interested in joining the club and serving the Goochland community to go to GWC website at thegoochlandwomansclub.weebly.com to learn more about the club and how to join.

RICHMOND – Keep Virginia Beautiful (KVB) springs into action awarding 35 grants in 30 days during June for environmental improvement projects. The 30 in 30 Green Grants Program is open to businesses, schools, counties, towns and service organizations looking to make a positive environmental impact in their communities. “Our Green Grants Program is an opportunity for everyone,” said Mike Baum, executive director of Keep Virginia Beautiful. “We consider grants ranging from restaurants that want to start their own backyard gardens, to libraries that want to introduce programs to teach kids about recycling, to nonprofits that need fluorescent vests to ensure safer community cleanups. We’ve provided these types of grants for the last decade and we’re really excited about the impact they’ve had on communities and the environment.” Awards will be announced via social media and the KVB website each day during the month of June. Because 2020 was a year that brought the national spotlight to diversity, equity, and inclusion, a special focus of this year’s Green Grants will add five additional grant awards specifically to diverse groups and underserved populations. This will raise the grant award commitment to 35 grants in 30 days. KVB appreciates the generous support of this year’s sponsors: Altria, Coca-Cola, WestRock, and Keep America Beautiful. Keep Virginia Beautiful has granted over $254,000 to 320 different projects across the see Grants > 4

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me on the phone one day and told me God had placed a song on her heart and she needed to share it with others. She began to sing to me that song and I’ll never forget the peace that came over me. The song she sang to me was “It’s Another Day’s Journey” and its meaning is simple: gratefulness to live another day. At 85 years old, it is a blessing to see another day, especially when we have lost so many loved ones to COVID-19 and other illnesses. She calls every day at the same time and sings that song to me. But that is not all — she calls all of her sisters, her friends and church family every day and sings this song to lift their spirits. Many of the people she sings to are elderly and they all look forward to her call. She has become a shining light in this time of darkness. When all seemed to be lost in despair her song has become a beacon of hope. Thank you Ruth for your gift of song. Sing on, Ruth! Do you have a story you’d like to share with Goochland Gazette readers? Send it to rryan@ goochlandgazette.com, or call (804) 339-7956.

color have lagged behind when it comes to receiving the vaccine, the Chickahominy Health District’s most recently available vaccination rate for Black residents is currently around 17 percent, while the rate for white residents is around 18 percent. The progress has been due in part to working closely with community organizations

McCormack to William D. Sawtelle, $347,950. 2 parcels; Twila T. Dickerson to James C. Lovett, $278,000. 2.65 acres; Holder Homes LLC to Erika K. Leonard, $184,000. 3 acres; Tammi B. Nuckols to Dylan W. Kyles, $220,000.

like GoochlandCares, as well as faith-based groups such as the Goochland Area Baptist Ministers organization. According to Chickahominy Health District Director Dr. Thomas Franck, Goochland’s vaccination rate for Black residents is higher that the state or national average. Goochland NAACP President Wendy Hobbs, who called in to the Town Hall to ask about the rates of vaccinations locally for people of color, urged county leaders to ensure

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that both the vaccine and the information about obtaining it continue to be distributed equally. “People have been calling to try and get their vaccinations,” Hobbs said. “It’s not that they are uneasy about getting it.” Hobbs said that in many cases residents may not know how or where to sign up for their vaccine appointments, and asked that the County made additional efforts to get information about vaccination clinics out to more residents.

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A Bird Buffet: Caterpillars may be among a gardener’s best friends By Cathy McCarthy Contributing Writer

Many people look forward to the return of songbirds to their yards in Spring. Hearing chickadees, wrens, cardinals, phoebes, and many other birds sing is a cheerful reminder that the grip of winter is loosening. Unfortunately, two recent studies have shown that songbird populations have been declining over the last decade. Research conducted by Doug Tallamy, a professor of Entomology at the University of Delaware, has drawn a clear connection between the bird population decline and recent popular landscaping practices. If you want to support birds in your own yard, it’s helpful to understand that connection and then make your own landscaping choices accordingly. In Dr. Tallamy’s book, Bringing Nature Home: How to Sustain Wildlife with Native Plants, he explains that if you don’t have native plants in your landscape, you can’t have baby birds in your landscape. Why? While some adult songbirds can eat seeds, 96% of terrestrial birds feed their young caterpillars, spiders and other soft bodied bugs (Peterson). It’s the only food these baby birds can eat. Caterpillars are plant eating (herbivores) and they have co-evolved over thousands of years to eat native plant foliage. For example, caterpillar mouth

parts and digestive systems have evolved to work with particular native plants called ‘host’ plants. No native plants means no caterpillars which means your yard is a protein desert for baby birds. Bird parents work extremely hard when they have nestlings and any excess energy use can be detrimental. Adult chickadees need 350 to 570 caterpillars per day to feed an average clutch of nestlings. All of this food needs to be within 160 feet of the nest because over the 16 day period until fledging, they are delivering those caterpillars in up to 150 feedings a day. So if you would like to support birds and give them a chance to bring up young in your landscape, here are three easy steps you can take include: Plant native plants. There are hundreds of beautiful trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants to choose from in Central Virginia so if you want a rank ordered list based on the number of butterfly and moth species (and therefore, caterpillars) they each support visit www. nwf.org/NativePlantFinder and enter your zip code. For example, native oak trees are a host plant for over 500 different species of butterfly and moth caterpillars while a blueberry bush supports 250. Non-native plants host zero. Reduce the size of your lawn. Large swathes of lawn create long commutes for par-

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The Goochland County Chamber of Commerce will will host its 30th Annual Golf Tournament on May 24th at Hermitage Country Club. This tournament has proven to be a signature event for the

Goochland Chamber since 1991. A portion of the proceeds has supported the Scholarship Fund for Seniors at Goochland High School. The Chamber will celebrate this anniversary tournament at the prestigious Hermitage

Country Club, located in Goochland County, where the golfers can enjoy a round of golf on a course offering the best golf architecture in the Mid-Atlantic. Golfers are invited to register for a full day of golf, lunch, dinner, prizes

and much more. To register at www.goochlandchamber.org, click on the logo on bottom right corner of home page. For additional information, call the Goochland Chamber office at (804) 556-3811 or email director@goochlandchamber.org

Library Calendar Librarian Carolyn Garner of the Pamunkey Regional Library has released the list of virtual programs on Zoom in April. For more information, or if you have a special physical or communication need, contact ask@pamunkeylibrary.org.

on Thursday, April 15. Water and You: What Is the Water Cycle? Thursday, April 22, 2-3 p.m. Presented by Brian McGurk, Virginia Master Naturalist. Did you realize you are an important part of the water cycle? Where does the water around (and within) us come from? Where does it go? What can you do to help the Water Cycle work well for everyone? Registration is required at https://pamunkeylibrary.libcal. com/event/7613701. This virtual program is hosted through Zoom and the meeting link will be sent to the email used for registration one day before the event occurs. If you don’t receive your reminder email on Wednesday, April 21, contact the library.

Atlee Virtual Book Club Wednesday, April 14, 11:00 a.m.-noon This month’s selection is “The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek” by Kim Richardson. Place a hold on your copy today or check it out on hoopla or OverDrive. Registration is required at https://pamunkeylibrary.libcal.com/event/7607988. This program is hosted virtually through Zoom and the meeting link will be sent to the email used for registration 1 Hanover Safe Place day before the event occurs. If Thursday, April 22, 6–7 you don’t receive your reminder email on Tuesday, April 13, p.m. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! Join contact the library. Hanover Safe Place for an interactive virtual workshop Kids’ Lego Club Friday, April 16, 3:30-4:30 on exploring the dynamp.m. Grades K-5. Meet other ics of sexual assault, who is Lego fans and talk about most vulnerable to experience your current creations. You it, perpetrator accountability, can show off what you’ve importance of consent, and made and ask questions, false reporting. Registration too! Registration required at is required at https://pamunhttps://pamunkeylibrary.lib- k e y l i b r a r y. l i b c a l . c o m / cal.com/event/7584200. This event/7613699. This virtual program is hosted virtually program is hosted through through Zoom and the meet- Zoom and the meeting link ing link will be sent one will be sent to the email used day before the event occurs. for registration one day before Contact the library if you the event occurs. If you don’t don’t get your reminder email receive your reminder email

on Wednesday, April 21, contact the library. Diary of a Wimpy Kid Trivia Saturday, April 24, 11–11:45 a.m. Grades 3-5. Do you know all about Greg Heffley? Test your knowledge of the first three “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” books in this fun trivia game! Registration required at https:// pamunkeylibrary.libcal.com/ event/7541917. This program is hosted virtually through Zoom and the meeting link will be sent to the email registered one day before the event occurs. If you don’t receive your reminder email on Friday, April 23, contact the library. CoderDojo Workshop Saturday, April 24, 2- 4 p.m. Ages 8 and up. Learn how to develop logic-based coding skills and use creative problemsolving with Scratch. Go to https://pamunkeylibrary.libcal. com/event/7602108. to sign up. This program is hosted on Discord.

On Demand Videos & Social Media Book Spine Poetry Starts Thursday, April 1. Ages 18 and up. Create a haiku using the spines of books, take a photo, and submit it to ask@pamunkeylibrary. org throughout the month of April. We’ll post your poems on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/ PamunkeyLibrary.

Plant with Kitchen Scraps Premieres Monday, April 5. All ages. Learn how to grow plants from your own kitchen scraps! Visit the Rockville Branch Library to see our plant as it grows. Starting April 5, go to https://www.youtube. com/user/pamunkeylibrary or https://tinyurl.com/prlchildrens to see the video. Make a Compostable Container Garden Premieres Monday, April 12. No space for a garden? No problem! Join us in learning how to make your own compostable container garden that can produce delicious vegetables in a tiny space and make use of your extra kitchen scraps! Go to https://pamunkeylibrary. libcal.com/event/7608122 for a supply list. Starting April 12, go to https://www.youtube. com/user/pamunkeylibrary or https://tinyurl.com/prladults to see the video. Curious Minds Premieres Wednesday, April 14. Ages 4 and up. Have fun at home with these simple science experiments for younger kids. Learn how to make an candy rainbow, a homemade parachute, and floating letters. Go to https://pamunkeylibrary. libcal.com/event/7603613 for a supply list to follow along. Visit our YouTube channel at www. youtube.com/user/pamunkeylibrary or https://tinyurl.com/ prlchildrens starting April 14.

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On poverty: People provide the real ‘lift’ By Roslyn Ryan Editor

A few weeks ago, while scrolling through the internet, I noticed that the most popular story on a certain national news site was about the possibility of a fourth stimulus check. “Fourth stimulus check could lift millions out of poverty,” read the headline, and I must admit this immediately caught my eye. A quick note here: I am not a sociologist, an economist or any other “-ist” that would qualify me to judge the merit of such a claim. But while the data bolstering the article purported to be from a reputable research organization, and the piece itself was crammed with plenty of acronyms, references, charts and footnotes — the hallmarks of any real piece of scholarship, right? — there was still something about it that bugged me.

Eventually, I came to realize that while what the article was saying was technically probably true — that a fourth payment would indeed bring some people’s “income” for the year slightly above what currently qualifies as poverty — the headline also was woefully misleading. That’s because one payment probably isn’t going to lift anyone out of poverty in any meaningful sense. What lifts people out of poverty, plain and simple, are people. For anyone to successfully find a way out of poverty it would seem that there needs to be at least three things in place: determination, help, and empathy. By determination, I don’t mean to suggest in any way that most people are poor simply because they lack the will to change their circumstances. The idea that someone should be able to leave poverty behind simply

by relying on their own grit and perseverance has always borne the sting of insult, namely by insisting that the only thing keeping people poor is essentially laziness (and there is simply not enough space in this newspaper to enumerate the many reasons this is not true). While, of course, there are examples of those escaping dire poverty with hard work and unshakable resolve, there are many among us for whom this simply isn’t enough. People seeking to break free of poverty also need — in almost every case — at least some type of help to bolster their efforts, whether that help comes in the form of education, advice, encouragement, temporary food or financial assistance or any one of dozens of other tangible and intangible things that so often separate those who ultimately “make it” and those who don’t. And that, of course, is where

people come in. I’m speaking here about the millions across our nation — and the many right here in our own community — who give their time and energy every single day helping those in need to escape the grinding cycle of poverty, including those who do so by volunteering, organizing, mentoring, or helping in any other capacity they are able. A stimulus check is most certainly a welcome temporary reprieve for many, and may, in fact, provide the essential payment that puts another month of food on the table or rent check in the mail, but to say that it will lift anyone out of poverty just doesn’t seem to ring true. If you want to find the solution to poverty, look to the many people out there working tirelessly to help their fellow citizens in need. They — not stimulus checks —are the ones doing the lifting.

Letters to the Editor in the RTD on Sunday, April 11. Col Sanders was a good friend and a real Southern gentleman. We served together in the Virginia Army National Guard for many Dear Editor, I am saddened by the April 7 years. Col Sanders was the full death of Colonel Toney Sanders time officer in charge of the 2nd of Goochland County as reported Battalion, 111th Field Artillery

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Years later, memory of amusement park thrills still lingers By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist

I think it must be part of growing old that one compares everything new to the way things used to be. As a young child, I used to marvel at stories of old beaches, towns, automobiles or anything else that wasn’t around anymore. Now I find myself in that situation of being a witness to things that are no more. The list grows longer in my mind each year that passes, but, thankfully, I don’t dwell on it. I always try to maintain the possibility in my mind that something new could be actually an improvement over an older version. Another reminder of this genetic philosophy recently came up when my family was considering vacation options for the upcoming summer. Now, anyone who has attempted to book a cottage at the beach or a trip to the mountains has been met with the unpleasant reality that 2021 could be a record year for Americans hitting the road. I searched online for suitable options, none of which seemed to check all the boxes for our family. Looking at the online brochures, I was unimpressed with the sameness of some of the theme parks, none specifically. But, most had an homogenized predictability in the attractions, and a uniform atmosphere, family-friendly, of course. As a child, we only visited two theme parks on a regular basis. We took the boat from Washington see Parks > page 12

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Goochland football powers past Brentsville By Nick Vandeloecht Sports Editor

Goochland’s defense racked up five turnovers, halted a strong third-quarter drive by the opponent in the red zone, scored a defensive touchdown on Will Stratton’s return of a recovered fumble, and kept Brentsville District off of the scoreboard to ensure the Bulldogs’ 21-0 victory in the Class 3, Region B semifinals. “Anytime you get a shutout against a playoff team, that’s a big deal,” said Goochland head football coach Alex Fruth. Goochland’s offense also got rolling early to give its defense a lead to protect, going ahead 7-0 to cap Friday’s game-opening drive. Quarterback C.J. Towles bookended that drive when — after initially dropping back in the pocket — he found open space to burst up the middle, fade out to his left and dash into the end zone to complete his 39-yard touchdown run. “I saw the hole, and I just trusted my feet,” Towles said. “It felt good, it got us up. It got our energy up. It was great for us.” Brentsville’s first play on offense was an interception caught by Goochland’s Derek Pierce, who put the Bulldogs on the Tigers’ 33-yard line. After penalties pushed Goochland (6-0) back to Brentsville’s 47, Towles dialed up the passing game with strikes of 14, 13 and 12 yards to junior Zion Stoltz, senior Kameron Holman, and sophomore Jason Woodson, respectively, to advance the Bulldogs into the red zone. From there, three consecutive runs led to Goochland’s second touchdown and a 14-0 lead near the end of the first quarter. Senior running back

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Goochland’s Will Stratton (81) defends as Brentsville District’s Beau Lang (9) draws back to pass in Friday’s Region 3B semifinal.

Conner Popielarz scored the touchdown on a 5-yard rush. “Those first two drives [on offense], we put it together pretty well. We did a decent job protecting,” Fruth said. “And then give Brentsville credit: They brought pressure that we haven’t seen from them at all on film. They did a lot of movements up front. They did a really good job keeping our offensive line on its heels, changing the looks up front. They did a good job.” As for the defense, Will Stratton in the second quarter swooped in on what looked like a diving tackle and slammed into Brentsville

After a late-hit call pushed the Tigers up to the 50-yard line later in the second quarter, Holman delivered a doorjamming tackle to halt the ball carrier’s run to the outside for a loss. After Holman’s play, Brentsville threw two incomplete passes — the first defended by Eyan Pace, the second thrown with Isaiah Walker in the quarterback’s face — and ended its final drive of the half with a punt. Following a 90-minGoochland’s C.J. Towles (9) draws back to throw as his teamute delay due to lightning, mate Josh Usry (57) stands ready to block in Friday’s game. Brentsville, starting at its own quarterback Beau Lang to nabbed the fumble to secure 35 after the second-half kickknock the ball loose. Stratton’s Goochland’s second turnover off, pushed inside Goochland’s teammate Deontae Quarles of the half. red zone. But Enrique Alvarez

recovered a fumble at the Bulldogs’ 14 to shut down Brentsville’s best push of the night. The Tigers also drove to Goochland’s 45 with less than 6 minutes left, but Kai Burton was in on a 10-yard sack, and Stratton scooped up another loose ball and took it to the house for a defensive touchdown. “It seems like, whenever the ball bounces on the ground, Will’s somewhere nearby,” Fruth said. “Good things happen when Will’s picking up a ball that’s bouncing around.” Goochland’s De’Andre Robinson was also in on a late-game sack. Sophomore kicker Tyler Black made all three of his PAT kicks, and on each ensuing kickoff, he kicked the ball into the opponent’s end zone for touchbacks. While Goochland’s season continues, Brentsville (5-2), led for the fourth year by head coach Joe Mullinax, saw its sixth straight trip to the postseason end in the regional semifinals. Mullinax played as an offensive lineman for Randolph-Macon when Fruth was an assistant coach there. “He’s got a good program. They’ve won a bunch of games for a reason. They’re doing things pretty well, and doing it the right way. I’m sure whatever his vision is, he’s got to feel like he’s accomplishing it,” Fruth said of Mullinax. “He’s done a really good job, a lot of credit to him.” Goochland will host Independence in the Class 3, Region B final this Friday at 7 p.m. “They’re physical, they play a good brand of football,” Fruth said of Independence. “Their offense is really, really good. We’ll have our work cut out for us.”

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Photos by Nick Vandeloecht/Goochland Gazette

Goochland cheerleaders compete at regionals Goochland High School’s young competition cheer team took on the Class 3, Region B tournament last Tuesday at Independence High School in Loudoun County. Out of nine teams, Goochland placed eighth. The top four finishers in regionals, from first to fourth, were Independence, Brentsville District, Skyline, and Warren County. Goochland featured a young competition cheer team for the 2020-21 season with mostly freshmen and sophomores, but seniors Hallie Coleman and Kaitlyn Croker were able to have their final competition cheer season as a part of the Bulldogs’ team. Goochland coach Jessica Alter noted that the team overcame two ankle sprain injuries in one week before competition. The team also had to change the whole routine twice and degress some of the skills due to the injuries. Additionally, the student-athletes had to practice at Cheer Extreme Allstars in Ashland due to COVID-19 protocols, and with that, they were only able to practice two times per week for an hour and 45 minutes, unlike their normal two-hour practices three times per week. Alter said she was “so proud of the girls for pushing through with all these setbacks” and that she is “really looking forward to next year!”

Goochland volleyball wins first round of regionals Staff Reports

Goochland’s varsity volleyball team, seeded second in the Class 3, Region B tournament, advanced to

Wednesday’s semifinal with Monday’s straight-sets win over Warren County (25-17, 25-17, 25-18) in the regional quarterfinals. The triumph marked the fifth consecutive

victory for Goochland (9-1), who as of Monday has earned all of its wins in straight sets. Senior outside hitter Taylor Michaels had 5 kills and 3 aces for Goochland on offense, as

well as eight digs on defense. Junior Libero Blair Bussells racked up 20 digs, and sophomore setter/right-side hitter Nicole Brown complemented her 3 kills and five assists with

15 digs. Junior setter Marina Stratiou added 10 assists. Goochland’s next opponent was slated to be Independence, who on Monday defeated Central (Woodstock) 3-1 (25-

21, 25-11, 14-25, 26-24). The two teams were set to play at Goochland High School on Wednesday (6 p.m.). The winner will play for the Region 3B championship on Friday.

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Benedictine baseball rolls out 6-game winning streak By Nick Vandeloecht Sports Editor

GOOCHLAND -- Wil Moore hit his first varsity home run, Daniel Lingle struck out six batters and Benedictine baseball picked up its sixth straight win with last Wednesday’s 10-1 rout of Walsingham Academy. Prior to Wednesday’s win, the Cadets shut out Collegiate 12-0 last Tuesday with the help of eight strikeouts and five scoreless innings pitched by Connor Handy, as well as a late-game three-run home run delivered by senior and UVA signee Jay Woolfolk. “It’s huge just to keep our momentum going,” said Benedictine coach Sean Ryan, “and Walsingham has played great all year – they were a little bit pitching-shy today because they used a bunch of pitchers against Saint Christopher’s early in the week in an 11-inning game…they went after the win in that game and they ended up tying (5-5). We knew they came in maybe not having a couple of their best arms, but…what makes them so good is: their pitchers competed.” Walsingham’s arms limited Benedictine to a 5-1 lead until the fifth inning, when the Cadets’ bats piled on five runs in the frame to pull away. The Cadets also had strong arms of their own, as their

committee stayed sharp on the mound overall. Lingle, Hunter Zaun, and Woolfolk, who started Wednesday’s game, held the visitors to five hits and one run, with the committee’s last two hits coming in the seventh inning. Lingle, who entered the game in the top of the third with one out on the board and two runners on base, pitched four innings altogether and allowed just three base runners on three hits in that stretch to go along with his six strikeouts on the day. “It was just staying focused and making sure I don’t lose my mechanics or anything, and staying warm in between innings, because we had some long innings when we were hitting – just staying loose…and just making sure I stay ahead in counts, attacking hitters early,” Lingle said. He had zero walks as he zeroed in on the strike zone. “It was just attacking the zone, getting ahead early in the counts, making sure I don’t fall behind,” he said, “and once I get into the two-strike counts, making sure I don’t leave anything over the plate – just keep going from there, and just keep everything down, out of the zone.” With the pitching staff, Ryan noted: “We’re trying to get as much consistency as we can, as

Photos by Nick Vandeloecht/Goochland Gazette

Benedictine’s Wil Moore watches the ball as it leaves the park for a two-run home run.

deep as we can.” “What you’re seeing out of Daniel...we’ve seen that out of four or five guys in spots,” Ryan said, “and now we’re hoping for that consistency where that becomes the norm for Daniel and for other guys to give us that depth to play three games every week, especially as we’re still trying to build Jay (Woolfolk)’s pitch count up.” Woolfolk struck out four batters in 2.1 innings pitched. He also made a swift 1-2 play in the third inning when he fielded a bouncing comebacker hit by the batter and zipped it to Sam Saunders behind the plate to get out a runner heading home. Woolfolk also scored two runs on offense.

Woolfolk contributed to Benedictine’s 2019 state championships in both baseball and football and is among the players who recently joined the baseball team for this season following the football team’s games that were held this spring. The team anticipates that Woolfolk will be able to pitch deeper into games this season as he gets more and more time to throw. “And when you can start your rotation with that kind of arm, you’re already blessed with that,” Ryan said. Moore, who on Tuesday drove in two runs versus Collegiate, batted 2 for 3 with three RBI, two runs, and his two-run homer against Walsingham. Moore, also

among the football players who came over, was facing a 1-1 count against one out in the bottom of the third inning when Joey Masiak threw him a fastball low and in. “My approach was just: stay up the middle and try and hit a line drive up the middle because I was early in the first at-bat,” Moore said, “and then I kind of went out in front and barreled it to right.” Moore’s blast carried the ball over the right-field wall to extend the Cadets’ lead to 5-1 and help get the offense rolling. “It felt good off the bat,” Moore said of his home run. “I didn’t know it was gone at first, but it felt good off the bat.” “He’s just getting out here again, and so you’re waiting to see: when do those guys hit their midseason form?” Ryan said. “What we’ve talked a little bit about is just trying to get those guys as many cuts as we can because we figure: every cut that they get, every at-bat that they get right now, that gets them one step closer to midseason form. We’re just having to do it in a compressed time cycle – they didn’t have the four or five weeks before the season, and they didn’t have the first three weeks of the season, so we’re really trying to consolidate that. “Hopefully, once these guys

are out here more and more, we just get that consistency and depth in the lineup, just like the rotation,” he added. “We’re looking for as much depth as we can have.” Corey Adams, who also drove in two runs versus Collegiate, batted 2 for 3 with a double and two runs scored against Walsingham. Victor Johnson, who on Wednesday also batted 2 for 3 while adding two RBI, put the Cadets on the scoreboard first with his double in the second inning to bring home Nick Neighbors, who had reached base with a double of his own. Sam Saunders made it three doubles in the frame for Benedictine when he plated Johnson and reached third base on a fielder’s miscue. Hank Carpin added an RBI double in the third inning. Benedictine was in contention for the win in Friday’s game, but its win streak capped at six as Collegiate on Friday took the lead on a two-run double in the top of the seventh inning and fended off the Cadets for a 7-4 victory. Victor Johnson hit a tworun home run for Benedictine to give his team a 4-3 lead in the sixth. His teammate Michael Aleksa allowed one earned run in five innings pitched and struck out seven.

Benedictine football closed out condensed season undefeated Staff Reports

In an abbreviated football season that was moved to the spring, Benedictine never lost. Playing a four-game slate, the Cadets routed Saint John Paul the Great 49-6, held off Trinity Episcopal 27-20, trounced rival St. Christopher’s 45-7 and blew out Fork Union Military

Academy 57-0 to close out its 2020-21 season with a shutout. In the Richmond TimesDispatch’s March 27 Top 10 poll, Benedictine ranked No. 3. The Cadets, who won the most recent VISAA Division I state championship in football in 2019, will head into the 2021 fall season on a 9-game winning streak, dating back to the Cadets’

27-14 victory over Collegiate on Oct. 11, 2019. With the end of this 202021 season, Benedictine’s football program will bid farewell to a tremendous senior class including Dillon Tennyson (UVA), Henry Dolan (Davidson), Jay Woolfolk (UVA), Evan Kerzanet (The Citadel), Josh Shaw, Phillip Mosweta, Josh McCray, Nick

Neighbors (Hampden-Sydney), Kyle Joyce, Hunter Porterfield, Jake Bartholomew, Logan Cohn, and manager Christopher Lee. Shaban Athuman/Times-Dispatch

Benedictine player Jay Woolfolk (9) celebrates with his teammate Benedictine player Gary Seigler (6) following their win on Saturday, March 20, versus St. Christopher’s.

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Parks continued from >6 to a forgotten place on the Potomac called Marshall Hall. The boat ride was excitement enough, and an old Navy steamer seemed like a large ocean-goer to the many youths on the voyage. The boat first stopped at Mount Vernon and many of the passengers disembarked for the famous home of the first president. What remained was a rambunctious group of kids and exhausted parents who couldn’t get that boat moving fast enough for the

next stop: Marshall Hall. By today’s standards, Marshall was a small park with a rickety old roller coaster that scared me to death. What it did have was the authentic smell and feel of an amusement park, complete with barkers, sideshows, a real Merry-Go-Round and some of the best snow cones found in the D.C. area. Marshall was a treat, but, without the boat ride, it couldn’t hold a candle to Glen Echo. The streetcar dumped you right at the gate of the popular park in suburban Virginia. The entrance was an

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Glen Echo was the total experience, the kind of daylong adventure that left you almost asleep on your feet on the long ride home. overwhelming visual experience with the brightly painted art deco buildings, the flowering gardens and the pièce de résistance, the famous Glen Echo Coaster Dips. Glen Echo also featured a novel addition at the time, a large swimming pool complete with flowing fountain in the center. Glen Echo was the total experience, the kind of day-

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The feeling on the first dip was the same one as I’d felt as a child on the Dips, the victim of my mother’s persuasion for me to try her passion as an avid coaster fan. But the surroundings were different from the ones on the hills overlooking the Potomac or that thenisolated Glen near Cabin John Bridge. I believe my children probably have the same admiration, for say, Disney World, as I have for Glen Echo and Marshall Hall. Reminding them of the differences would serve no purpose, and there’s no lesson to be learned from

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long adventure that left you almost asleep on your feet on the long ride home. I thought of all of this as I recently visited a local theme park. It had one of the largest and most impressive roller coasters I’ve ever seen or ridden. It hardly shook at all as the clean cars rounded curves made of neatly shaved salt treated lumber.

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personal remember-whens. But, for those lucky enough to have walked down sidewalks leading to Glen Echo or exiting the boat at the Pier at Marshall, the images are unforgettable and will always represent Amusement Park to us. When it’s really quiet, I can still hear that big lady with the rosy cheeks sitting in a big, elevated red chair, laughing at everyone who entered the gates at Glen Echo. It brings me back to a time of great summer fun and adventure at two historic amusement parks. APRIL 20, 2021 11 PM 11:30 12 AM

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Firefighter/EMS Providers The Goochland County Department of Fire-Rescue & Emergency Services is accepting applications for the position of Firefighter/EMS Provider. Our Department is an all-hazard, combination fire-rescue organization. This hiring process will be used to fill existing vacancies as well positions approved in the upcoming FY22 budget. • Applications accepted until April 30, 2021 • Written and physical agility tests: May 7th and 8th beginning at 0800 hours on both days. Note: tests are being offered on both days to accommodate scheduling. Candidates need only to attend one test day. • Interviews will be conducted the week of May 10th • Tentative start date is July 1, 2021

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The Authority will hold a public hearing on Friday April 30, 2021 during its regular meeting at 8:30 am. The meeting, while held virtually, will include a public hearing on the budget. Anyone wishing to submit general comments prior to the meeting may do so via email at CVTA@P lanRVA.org by 3pm Thursday, April 29, 2021 or during the public hearing included in the meeting agenda by joining the Zoom Video Webinar and submitting questions via the Q&A dialog box. Access information for the Public Hearing (Zoom Webinar Instructions) will be available at https://planrva.org/transportation/cvta/ ahead of the meeting. Visit CVTAva.org for additional information.

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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC COMMENT The Central Virginia Transportation Authority announces opportunity for public comment regarding its Fiscal Year 2022 Total Revenue Projections and Budget for Administrative and Operating Expenses which is posted online at htt ps://planrva.org/get-involved/. Members of the public may submit comment regarding the proposed budget to CVTA@PlanRVA.org during a 15-day public comment period, April 15, 2021 - April 29, 2021. Comments received before 3 p.m. on April 29, 2021 will be distributed to the members of the Authority.

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ORDER OF PUBLICATION The object of this suit is to obtain a divorce. It appearing from an affidavit that diligence has been used by or on behalf of the plaintiff to ascertain in what county or city the defendant is, without effect, it is ORDERED that the defendant appear before this court on May 25, 2021, at 2:00 p.m., and protect her interests herein. ENTERED: 03/23/2021 Timothy K. Sanner, JUDGE I ASK FOR THIS: Janet E. Brown, P.C. (VSB #26482) Counsel for Plaintiff

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NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE 3965 Cedar Plains Road, Sandy Hook, VA 23153 By virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain Deed of Trust from Steve Athey, a/k/a Steave Athey ("Borrower") to Citifinancial Inc., ("Lender"), dated January 11, 2005, and recorded in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Goochland, Virginia at Instrument No. 050000398, said Deed of Trust and accompanying debt instrument having since been assigned to NDF1, LLC, and default having occurred under the terms thereof, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned Substitute Trustee will offer for sale at public auction at the Circuit Court for Goochland County, Courthouse Door, 2938 River Road West, Goochland, VA 23063, on: Monday, April 26, 2021 at 11:00 AM Improved real property, being known as 3965 Cedar Plains Road, Sandy Hook, VA 23153 and described as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN lot, piece or parcel of land, with improvements thereon, if any, and appurtenances thereunto belonging, lying and being in Lickinghole District, Goochland County, Virginia, on the South side of State Route 611, containing 1.224 acres, as shown, designated and described on that certain plat of survey made by Michael L. Parrish and Associates, Inc., dated 20 September 2002; and all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land lying and being situated in the Lickinghole Magisterial District of Goochland County, Virginia, to the West of but not adjacent to State Route No. 611 and containing 2.00 acres as shown on plat of survey made by Michael L. Parrish and Associates, Inc., Professional Land Surveyors, dated 27 October 1992. SUBJECT TO all rights of way, easements, restrictions and reservations of record affecting the said property. TOGETHER WITH all and singular the buildings and improvements thereon, the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. Map ID:

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Terms of Sale: The purchase price in the form of immediately available funds will be due and payable on the closing date. A deposit in the form of immediately available funds in the initial amount of $6,000.00 will be required at the time of sale from the successful bidder, which deposit amount may have to be increased by the successful bidder within two business days of the foreclosure sale to an amount that equals 10% of the total bid price. The successful bidder will be required to close within thirty (30) days of the date of sale. Time will be of the essence as to the closing date and the payment of the purchase price. In the event an auctioneer is used in connection with the sale of the Property, there will be included a buyer’s premium of 10% of the purchase price that must be paid by the successful bidder. All loss or damage to the Property from the time of sale and before settlement shall be at the risk of the successful bidder. The Property will be sold "AS IS" and the Real Property will be conveyed by Special Warranty Deed, subject to all rights, reservations, leases, covenants, conditions, easements and restrictions, as they may lawfully affect the Property. Any Personal Property will be conveyed by Bill of Sale, without warranty. Neither the Substitute Trustee nor the holder of the note secured by the Deed of Trust will deliver physical possession of the Property to the successful bidder. The purchaser at the sale will be required to pay all closing costs, including the Grantor’s recording tax. Real estate taxes will be pro-rated as of the foreclosure sale date. Additional terms may be announced at the sale. THIS NOTICE IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. CBKN Trustees, LLC, Substitute Trustee. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT, Council, Baradel, Kosmerl & Nolan, PA c/o Brian Gallagher, 125 West Street, 4th Floor, Annapolis, MD 21401, 410-268-6600

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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Goochland County Board of Supervisors Tuesday, May 4, 2021, 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 HAVE BOTH IN PERSON AND ELECTRONIC MEANS TO PARTICIPATE IN COMPLIANCE WITH GOOCHLAND COUNTY’S CONTINUITY OF GOVERNMENT ORDINANCE, SECTION 1. 1) View meeting live at http://www.goochlandva.us/926/Live-Stream This option allows viewing only, to speak at the meeting, use any of the options below. 2) Join via Zoom on Computer: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89186476285?pwd=Tnk3b1JIMUlSTzhqU1N1MjFZVEh0Zz09 To speak, click on the “Reactions” button at the bottom of the screen to “raise hand” 3) Join via Zoom on iPad To speak, click on the “More” ellipses (…) button at the top right which leads to options for “Reactions” and “raise hand”. Raise hand can also be found by clicking on the “Participants” button at the top right which then lists all participants, click on your name and it displays the “raise hand” 4) Join via Zoom on an iPhone To speak, raise hand by pressing *9 on cell phone or click on the “More” ellipses (…) button and also the “Participants” button both of which are on the bottom right. Clicking the “More” ellipses (…) leads to options for “Reactions” and “raise hand”. Clicking the “Participants” button gives you the option to “raise hand” Join the meeting live by dialing, 1 888 788 0099 US Toll-free or 1 877 853 5247 US Toll-free Meeting ID: 891 8647 6285, Passcode: 395021 By joining the meeting live, you will be provided an opportunity to make comments during citizen comment and during the public hearings. IF YOU HAVE COMMENTS ON THESE 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. Ordinance amending County Code Section 14-251 (Tuckahoe Creek Service District) to add Tax Map No. 47-1-0-93-A into the Tuckahoe Creek Service District Ordinance amending County Code Section 13-10.11 (Classification of motor vehicles owned and regularly used by disabled veteran) to refer to the personal property tax exemption for disabled veterans Ordinance amending County Code Sections 2-64 (Description of precincts) and 2-65 (Polling places) to update the Central absentee voting precinct to include the Registrar’s office; change the Hadensville precinct polling place to Goochland Fire-Rescue Station 6; and rename the Blair Road precinct to Blair precinct and change its polling place to St. Mary’s Episcopal Church District 1 - RZ-2021-00003 Application by Jose Luis Cruz requesting a rezoning of 15.406 acres from Agricultural, General (A-1) to Residential, Rural (R-R), with proffered conditions, at 2464 Davis Mill Road on Tax Map No. 26-21-0-4-0. The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Rural Enhancement. District 3 - RZ-2014-00004A Application by LG Courthouse LLC requesting proffer amendments to rezoning case RZ-2014-00004 to allow personal services and sit-down restaurant uses in addition to professional and medical office uses on 1.295 acres, at 3006 River Road West on Tax Map No. 42-3-0-6-0. The property is zoned Business, Neighborhood (B-N) (formerly Business, Limited, B-2). The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Commercial. District 3 - CU-2021-00002 Application by Scott and Kelly Bain requesting a Conditional Use Permit for a detached accessory family housing unit on 21.34 acres at 2114 Hawk Town Road on Tax Map No. 31-1-0-86-A1. The property is zoned Agricultural, Limited (A-2). The Conditional Use Permit is required by Goochland County Zoning Ordinance Section 15-112 in accordance with Section 15-285.A. The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Rural Enhancement. THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC HEARING WILL NOT START PRIOR TO 6:30 PM District 1 - CU-2020-00012 - Application by Kimberly B. Hill requesting a Conditional Use Permit for campground and public assembly place on 97.272 acres at 3468 Tabscott Road on Tax Map Nos. 10-1-0-25-0, 10-1-0-25-E and 10-1-0-23-0. The property is zoned Agricultural, General (A-1). The Conditional Use Permit is required by Goochland County Zoning Ordinance Section 15-102 in accordance with Section 15-290. The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Rural Enhancement Area

Proposed Nuisance Noise Ordinance Goochland County Code Chapter 10 Offenses Article II Noise Nuisances 10-41 Purpose. Residents should be able to use and enjoy their homes free from repetitive noise that rises to the level of a nuisance. To that end, this article prohibits the creation of a noise nuisance on residential property which, by virtue of its volume, pitch, duration, repetition, and time of day, unreasonably and substantially disturbs or interferes with someone else’s peaceful enjoyment of their residential property. 10-42 Definitions. Agricultural activities. The raising or keeping of animals, fowl, or bees; the production or harvest of all crops including: fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy, poultry, fiber, nuts, tobacco, trees, timber, and flowers or other nursery products; the production or harvest of products from silviculture and aquaculture activity; and other, similar activities. ny activities added in the future to the definition of “agricultural operation” in the Right to Farm Act, Virginia Code § 3.2-300, are incorporated by this reference. Nuisance. A nuisance is something that injuriously affects public safety or health, or which causes a material, substantial, repetitive, and unreasonable interference with the private use and enjoyment of another person’s residential property. Residential property. Residential property means any property on which one or more dwelling units exist, regardless of the property’s zoning designation. For residential property containing more than one dwelling unit, a noise violation may be found if the noise generated in one dwelling unit or in a common area creates a noise nuisance in another dwelling unit located on the same property; however multifamily structures operated by a management company are exempt from this article. 10-43 Noise Nuisance Violation. A. Noise nuisance. It is a violation of this article for any person to intentionally or unintentionally make repetitive noise, or allow the making of repetitive noise, except the noises exempted below, on residential property that, by reason of its volume, pitch, duration, repetition, and time of day, unreasonably and substantially disturbs or interferes with someone else’s peaceful enjoyment of residential property they own, rent, or occupy. B. Persons responsible. Any person who controls the noise source can be held responsible for a violation, but if that person cannot be reasonably ascertained, then any owner, tenant, resident or occupant who is physically present on the residential property during the nuisance noise, and to whom the required warning has been provided can be held responsible. C. Warning. No person shall be found in violation of this article unless there has been presented before the court competent evidence that the complainant or a law enforcement official had, prior to the issuance of any summons or warrant, requested the abatement of the nuisance complained of, and that such nuisance continued after the request for abatement. Written notice of the violation must be sent, certified mail, return receipt requested, to the property from which the noise nuisance emanated and, if a different address is listed for the property owner on the county’s geographic information system (GIS), also to the property owner(s) at the address shown in GIS. 10-44 Exemptions. The following are exempt such that nuisance noise from them cannot form the basis of a noise nuisance: 1. Agricultural activities; 2. Approved business or commercial activity on residential property; 3. Companion animal noises which violate Code § 3-104; and 4. Hunting that is lawful under state and local laws and regulations. 5. Activities permitted by zoning, special events permits, parade permits, fireworks permits, or other governmental approvals; 6. Multi-family structures operated by a management company; and 7. Activities for which noise regulation has been pre-empted by federal law. 10-45 Penalties. A. Violations of this article carry a civil penalty not to exceed $250 for the first offense and not to exceed $500 for subsequent offenses. B. The public nuisance procedures set forth in Virginia Code § 48-1 et. seq. may be used for violations of this article.

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C. If the violation is unabated at the time of a court finding, the court shall order the violator to abate or remedy the violation in compliance with this article within a time period established by the court. Failure to abate or remedy the violation within the specified time period shall constitute a separate violation.

Ordinance amending County Code Chapter 10 (Offenses) to add Article II (Noise Nuisances), Sections 10-41 through 10-45, adopting a nuisance noise ordinance that applies only to residential property and residential noises, exempts agricultural noises and lawful hunting, requires a warning, and imposes a civil penalty

D. In addition to and not in lieu of the other penalties, the county may apply to the circuit court for an injunction against any continuing, including intermittently continuing, violation of this article, and may seek any other remedy or relief authorized by law.

Meeting accommodations including interpreters are provided upon request. Telephone: 556-5811 (TDD 711 (Virginia Relay)) E-mail: countyadmin@goochlandva.us. Website: www.goochlandva.us. Kenneth Young | County Administrator

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