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Volume 66 Number 18 • May 6, 2021

Local restaurant marks 35 years spent serving up Southern favorites

GCPS plan will offer students a path to future teaching career

Contributed report When the owners of Tanglewood Ordinary Restaurant started serving southern comfort food in on May 1, 1986, they never imagined that they would spend three and a half decades serving their unique family style Southern comfort food while creating memories doing what is now a tradition with so many of their patrons. “It is hard to believe we are marking our 35th year,” said Anne Hardwick, co-owner with her husband, Jim. “Sometimes it seems like we just got started.”

Proposal would add an education track to Advance College Academy program By Roslyn Ryan Editor

As Virginia continues to grapple with a state-wide teacher shortage, leaders from Goochland County Public Schools are working on a novel approach to recruit new talent. Essentially, says School Superintendent Dr. Jeremy Raley, they are hoping to grow their own. During last month’s monthly School Board meeting, Raley and board members listened intently as Dr. Beth Fowler outlined a plan to offer students in GCPS’s Advance College Academy (ACA) program the option of pursuing a Teacher Preparation track. Fowler currently oversees the division’s ACA program, a 62-credit associates degree program available to Goochland High School students as dual enrollment through J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College. According to the GCPS website, ACA students take rigorous classes during their 9th and 10th grade years while completing the majority of their college coursework in 11th and 12th grades. Should ACA students choose the new see Teaching > 3

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RSN staffers earn awards in writing and photography By Dave Lawrence Richmond Suburban News

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Planting for the future Third-grade students at Randolph Elementary School in Goochland County gathered outside on Arbor Day, April 30, to plant a tree and bee pollinator seeds on the school grounds with assistance from foresters at Dominion Energy. The students were enrolled in Dominion Energy’s environmental education program, Project Plant It!, which gives participating students a free tree seedling and a free packet of wildflower seeds designed to attract bees and other pollinators, along with lesson plans and educational resources.

MECHANICSVILLE – A trio of Richmond Suburban News writers and photographers, Joel Klein, Dave Lawrence and Nick Vandeloecht, claimed six awards in the Virginia Press Association’s 2020 News & Advertising Contest, the results of which were announced last week. Freelance photographer Joel Klein and sports editor Dave Lawrence combined for a one-two finish, respectively, in the Sports News Photo category. Managing Editor Melody Kinser praised the see Awards > 2

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Want to improve your lawn? The Goochland and Powhatan Extension offices are offering a lawn evaluation and best practices program called SmartLawns. Master Gardener volunteers will schedule a visit to your lawn to measure the total lawn area, evaluate the existing lawn and take a single soil sample. Soil samples will be analyzed at the Virginia Tech Soil Testing lab. Based on the results of the soil analysis and the on-site evaluation, you will be provided with a lawn maintenance and nutrient

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Awards continued from >1 three for their ongoing efforts to provide the best coverage possible in the group of four community newspapers (The Mechanicsville Local, The Goochland Gazette, Powhatan Today, and Ashland-Hanover Local). “We are so fortunate to have the talent and dedication of Joel, Dave and Nick,” Kinser said. “We know with each week’s editions that they will continue to strive for excellence for our readers. I am so very proud of Klein the team we have at RSN.” Klein won for his photo of former Atlee multi-sport star Tyler Warren landing a towering dunk over an opponent in a game against Hanover High School. A judge said, “Perfectly Lawrence timed. Love the defender’s expression and the dunker’s too for that matter. Just a great shot.” Lawrence’s second-place photo – or “first loser” as Klein called it – was of Vandeloecht Hanover athlete Makenzie Joiner beaming as she approached the finish line

completed enrollment forms. Additional soil tests for specific areas of your lawn may be requested for $10 per sample. You may hand deliver or mail your completed form, check and survey plat/drawing to the Goochland Extension Office, 2748 Dogtown Road, Goochland, VA 23063 or to the Powhatan Extension Office, 3910 Old Buckingham Road., Powhatan, VA 23139. Once they are received a date and time will be scheduled for your site visit. For questions, please call the Goochland office at (804) 556-5841 or Powhatan office at (804) 598-5640.

in a decisive victory over her opponents in the girls 500-meter dash at the 2020 Virginia High School League Class 4 indoor track and field championships. “Captures the moment really well,” a judge said. “Love that you can see how far ahead she was, but that the focus is square on her.” Klein also placed second in the General News Photo category for his shot of Nicholas Bannon singing the song “Feelin’ Good” at the 2020 Hanover Idol contest. The pair combined for a second place in the Multimedia Report category for their package, “B-17 Flying Fortress visits as reminder of sacrifice,” about the visit of the Commemorative Air Force’s World War II bomber “Sentimental Journey” at Hanover County Municipal Airport. “I really enjoy the variety of photos taken of the planes and the research that [went] into producing this story,” one judge said about the package. Lawrence claimed another second place award in the Sports Column Writing category for his commentaries about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on sports. “Writing about the crazy world of sports during the pandemic is a real challenge, and one you met for sure,” a judge said. Vandeloecht won third place in the Sports Writing Portfolio category for a trio of stories he wrote for Powhatan Today. The judges singled out one of his stories, a remembrance of former Powhatan High School football coach see Honors > 3

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Sheriff’s Office to host Fishing Day May 8 The Goochland County Sheriff ’s Office will be hosting a free day of fishing for area children on May 8. The event will be held at Camp T. Brady Saunders (1699 Maidens Rd.) from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., offer-

ing the chance for kids and their families to enjoy a day of fishing while also learning ethical, responsible angling techniques. This will be a catch and release event, and is intended for kids age 15 and under. All children must be accompanied by an adult, and lunch will be provided. No fishing license is required,

but participants are asked to register by visiting the Goochland County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page and following the posted link. For more information, contact Deputy M.J. Donithan at mdonithan@goochlandva.us or contact the Goochland County Sheriff’s Office at (804) 556-5349.

college credits and the same faculty support. It would also allow GCPS to become the first school division in the state to offer the education-focused ACA program in their home school. With 32 percent of Goochland High School students currently enrolled in the increasingly popular ACA program—for a total of 272 students—offering the teacher preparation track would

almost certainly help the division harvest its own crop of homegrown talent. It would also allow for enrolled students to transfer to four-year degree programs with a number of credits already earned, allowing them to more easily double major or pursue advanced degrees in their chosen field of education. “Our vision is to inspire the next generation to make a positive impact with this

degree program,” said Fowler. “We anticipate not only inspiring our students but paving a pathway that leads through Goochland schools to Reynolds Community College, a smooth transition to a fouryear degree focusing on education as a career choice, and ideally right back into the halls of Goochland County Public Schools where they can join us and inspire the next generation.”

stands out from the crowd,” one judge wrote. continued from >2 Lawrence also earned an Ernie Henderson, who died in award for another remembrance of a life lost last year. November. His story, “Remembering “The story on the coach the Yellow Jackets’ No. 1

fan: Tommy Inge died after a brief illness,” won third in the Feature Writing Portfolio for a remembrance of Inge, a long-time fixture at RandolphMacon College, who died of complications of COVID-19 in

March. Dave Lawrence can be reached at dlawrence@mechlocal.com. He would like to add that he has no problem being “first loser” to Klein’s excellent photo.

Teaching continued from >1 education-focused track, Fowler explained, they would be offered the chance to cultivate their interests in teaching as a career and also enjoy internship opportunities in Goochland classrooms. The program would offer the same benefits as the traditional ACA program, including the chance to earn the same number of

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Tanglewood continued from >1 “Our unique FamilyStyle dining experience and Southern comfort food have been a part of so many special family events, from birthdays to weddings and rehearsal dinners, anniversaries, company meetings… so many Mother’s Days and Thanksgivings over the years. Meals here are a part of many, many people’s lives and their family photo albums,” added Jim. Located in a log cabin listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Goochland County, Tanglewood has been

a local landmark for over 90 years. Built as a country dancehall, Tanglewood takes patrons on a step back in time with the original diagonally laid oak floor, hand hewn logs, and support beams made of whole trees. “Tanglewood has been so much a part of the history of Goochland over the decades,” said Jim. “We feel honored to have been a part of its history, and customers often fill us in on the history we missed, as far back as the 1930s. It is a wonderful place with a fascinating past and a great future.” There is a legacy collection of Saturday Evening Post

magazines dating to 1913 that cover the walls in the back of the restaurant and eclectic memorabilia on shelves around the main dining room. Guests from around the world have enjoyed the Southern comfort dining experience and unique ambiance for 35 years. New items have been added to the Tanglewood favorites over the years, like pot roast and macaroni and cheese, among others but the bowls and platters that come to the table still include Tanglewood’s famous fried chicken, scratch mashed potatoes, green beans cooked

with ham, biscuits, cornbread and many other comfort food sides and meat choices depending on the day, all served FamilyStyle. The year of the pandemic created some unique challenges, but the Hardwicks pivoted quickly to pick up meals during the shutdown period and have continued to offer their on-line store along with Dine in since Father’s Day 2020. Tanglewood Ordinary Restaurant is located at 2210 River Road West in Goochland County, and currently operates Friday and Saturday from 4:30 – 8 p.m. and on Sunday from noon until 7 p.m.

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Recent Property Transfers 7461 Brandiston St., Glen Allen; Eagle Construction of Virginia LLC to Jeffery A. Pullen, $572,832. 7473 Brandiston St., Glen Allen; Eagle Construction of Virginia LLC to Donald J. Mathews, $566,039. 12238 Bremner Ridge Circle, Manakin Sabot; Eagle Construction of Virginia LLC to Pooran Tayebati, $695,908. 2567 Covey Run Court, Manakin Sabot; Dennis P Santini, trustee to Peter G. Nolan, $565,000. 2457 Davis Mill Road, Goochland; New Ventures Real Estate LLC to Jennifer Hoehl Shelton, $255,500. 1101 Elizabeth Lane, Maidens; Gary N. Guthrie

to Jeffrey J. Carson, $545,000. 1510 Forrest Meadow Lane, Goochland; Alexander N. Hawkins to Thomas York, $872,500. 501 Jefferson Hill Way, Manakin Sabot; Eser Tufekci to Nancy L. Foley, $489,900. 655 Monacan Drive, Richmond; Todd F. Swortzel to Kenneth L. Dickinson, $717,000. 14018 Mosaic Nook, Richmond; HHHunt Homes LC to Frances M. Jones, $391,860. 4640 Old Fredericksburg Road, Mineral; Suchu L. Byrne to Gene P. Russell, $449,000. 2260 Pleasant Hill Lane, Maidens; Gabriel S. Stewart to John David

Cowart, $282,000. 2825 Preston Parkway, Sandy Hook; Chesterfield Construction Services Inc. to Stephen Palmore Andrews, $407,000. 6165 River Road West, Columbia; Debra A. Stoneman, trustee to Elizabeth Paige Baber, $450,000. 437 Shadow Creek Lane, Manakin Sabot; Robert A. Aubry III, trustee to Ryan Gale, $648,000. 169 W Square Place, Henrico; C. Lee Wilkinson Jr. to EKWN Investments LLC, $755,000. 2134 Withers Lane, Maidens; Hunton Station LLC to Kevin S. Flanigan, trustee, $709,000.

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Upcoming Library Events Librarian Carolyn Garner has announced the May schedule for virtual programs for the Pamunkey Regional Library. She also noted that Children’s Book Week will be observed May 3-9. For more information on how to celebrate, go to www. pamunkeylibrary.org.

on your copy today or check it out on hoopla or OverDrive. Registration is required at https://pamunkeylibrary.libcal.com/event/7658769. This program is hosted virtually 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 Virtual Programs email on Tuesday, May 11, conUpper King William tact the Atlee Branch Library at Virtual Book Club — 804-559-0654. Saturday, May 8, 11 a.m.-noon. Join in for a great online book Kids’ Lego Club — Friday, discussion. This month’s title May 21, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. for is “Valentine” by Elizabeth grades K-5. Meet other Lego Wetmore.Register at https:// fans and talk about your curpamunkeylibrary.libcal.com/ rent creations. You can show event/7658730. This program off what you’ve made and ask is hosted virtually through questions, too! Registration Zoom and the meeting link required at https://pamunwill be sent to the email used k e y l i b r a r y. l i b c a l . c o m / for registration one day before event/7650447. This program the event occurs. If you don’t is hosted virtually through receive your reminder email Zoom and the meeting link on Friday, May 7, contact the will be sent to the email used Upper King William Branch for registration one day before Library at 804-769-3731. the event occurs. If you don’t College: How to Get receive your reminder email on There from Here — Tuesday, Thursday, May 20, contact the May 11, 6-7 p.m. Join in for Atlee Branch Library at 804“College: Getting There from 559-0654. Here,” presented by Edward Jones Investments. The disFirefly Science — Saturday, cussion will focus on estabMay 22, 11 a.m.-noon for grades lishing a college savings goal, K-5. Fireflies are amazing! strategies to help achieve the Learn more about these cool goal and the features and beetles from an actual entobenefits of 529 savings plans. mologist! Stop by the Ashland Registration is required at https://pamunkeylibrary.lib- library to pick up your firecal.com/event/7658786. This fly catching kit while supplies virtual program is hosted last. Registration is required through Zoom and the meet- at https://pamunkeylibrary. ing link will be sent to the libcal.com/event/7650510. email registered one day before This program is hosted virtuthe event occurs. If you don’t ally through Zoom. The Zoom receive your reminder email meeting link will be sent to the on Monday, May 10, contact email registered. If you don’t the Rockville Branch Library at receive your reminder email on Friday, May 21, contact the 804-749-3146. Ashalnd Branch Library at 804Atlee Virtual Book Club — 798-4072. Wednesday, May 12, 11 a.m.CoderDojo Workshop — noon. This month’s title is “The Mystery of Mrs. Christie” Saturday, May 29, 2-4 p.m. for by Marie Benedict. Place a hold ages 8 and up. Learn how to

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On Demand Videos Storytime for Grownups — Premieres Wednesday, May 12. Storytime is not just for kids! May’s story is “Poison” by Elmer Kelton, from the collection Wild West: Short Stories. Starting May 12, go to https:// w w w. yo u t u b e . co m / u s e r / pamunkeylibrary or https:// tinyurl.com/prladults to see the video. Poetry Break — Premieres Wednesday, May 19. Take a break and visit our YouTube channel at www.youtube. com/user/pamunkeylibrary or https://tinyurl.com/prladults starting May 19 for monthly poems to uplift and inspire you. Bluebirding — Premieres Thursday, May 20. Follow master naturalist Terry Atkinson! Starting May 20, go to https:// w w w. yo u t u b e . co m / u s e r / pamunkeylibrary or https:// tinyurl.com/prladults to see the video. Tour an Organic Small Farm — Premieres Friday, May 28. Tour a local organic smallscale farm … virtually! Learn how Idlewood Farms grows vegetables without chemicals and using specialized battery powered tools — all on less than ¼ -acre of land! Send your questions for the farmers to ask@pamunkeylibrary. org by May 15. Starting May 20, go to https://www.youtube. com/user/pamunkeylibrary or https://tinyurl.com/prladults to see the video. see Calendar > 12

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Many noise issues could be resolved with ‘3C’ approach revelers — judging by the singing, shouting and cheering — kicked off the celebration in earnest. For the next six hours the party went on without interruption, finally winding down just after midnight. As I may have mentioned in earlier columns, I have been blessed with good neighbors. I could have asked them to turn it down and I have no doubt they would have done so. But sometimes living in a “live and let live” kind of place like my neighborhood means someone is doing the living while you’re trying to do the sleeping. To trot out the world’s most over-used — and yet almost always applicable — adage: It is what it is. A number of Goochand resi-

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One Friday afternoon a few years ago, as I headed for home after a rather challenging day, I had just one thing on my mind: sleep. I had spent the week battling a nasty sinus infection and trying to wrap up several projects, and as my driveway came into view I felt a wave of relief. Home at last. The sun was still up when my head hit the pillow, just as it was five minutes after that when my windows began to rattle. Somewhere nearby a party was kicking off, and, if the decibel level was any indication, it was going to be a good one. As I downed another shot of Nyquil, a very enthusiastic group of

dents, unfortunately, have found themselves facing much worse noise issues over the years, and in some of these cases the issues have devolved into ugly feuds. A recent report by a committee charged with examining the noise issue sought to offer legal redress to those who can’t reach some other agreement. The report is 75 pages long and took two years and hundreds of hours to complete — all to spell out something that could have been said in three words: “Give and take.” If you hate the sound of shooting and your neighbor would like to spend every waking moment pretending to be John Wayne, you certainly have a problem. But with a little compromise, compassion

and common sense, two reasonable people can almost always find a solution. It isn’t complicated. The sticky wicket, unfortunately, is that both sides have to be willing to sacrifice something for the good of the relationship. And in today’s increasingly insular world, that seems to be happening less and less. The county’s attempt to curtail the noise will certainly be a win for many residents who have for too long been subjected to an unreasonable amount of disruption, and those who crafted it should be commended for their service. The only unfortunate thing, of course, is that we ever needed the county to intervene in the first place.

Mystery of famed pirate’s last years may finally be solved By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist

I’m no different from most when it comes to enjoying a good pirate story or a tale of adventure on the high seas when the skull and bones ruled the waves. Most of these adventures are based in the in the Caribbean region, and most didn’t end well for the looters or the unfortunate victims they encountered. Famous

pirates lived a life of adventure, searching for their next mark, and sailed from port to port absent of fear of repercussion. It all seems so glamorous on the surface, but researchers tell us the life of a pirate was no bed of roses, and many suffered unmentionable cruelty and death. While we all marvel at the story of Blackbeard and his legendary exploits that ended in a bloody shootout off the coast of Ocracoke

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Island in North Carolina, he may not be the only seafaring felon that ended his days in North Carolina. Jean Laffite was once the most famous of all the scavengers looting British shipping during that golden age and his band of gypsies based in the New Orleans area plundered and scavenged the area for decades. Ships laden with gold and silver from Cuba and other ports were routinely abducted by Laffite, and

his wealth and fortune allowed the imported Frenchman to rub elbows with some of New Orleans’ finest. Laffite and his brother Pierre operated a smuggling business that evolved into a pirating operation near the Gulf of Mexico and acquired millions of dollars in stolen goods during the early 1800s. The brothers achieved celebsee Pirate > 7

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Letters to the Editor Local schools’ focus on addressing mental health offers benefits to entire community Dear Editor, Thanks to Roslyn Ryan for her editorial recognizing the mental health team at Goochland County Public Schools. The work that these and other mental health professionals do is so important, yet often minimized or ignored until tragedy strikes in the form of a youth taking his/her life, taking the lives of innocent others or both. The pandemic that we are finally emerging from, with its social isolation and reliance on electronic interaction, has been a challenge for youth and adults alike. Before anyone had ever heard of Covid, our young people were immersed in electronic games that put little value on life. Many of these games glorified pedestrian hit and run and gun violence. We are seeing these same events play out more and more in reality. It is virtual becoming reality. Many of us can recall the pressures young people face. Whether it was not being good enough to make the team, not having the ability to be a high achiever academically, or not having the resources to dress in the latest fashion or attend after school activities. What about just being accepted by others because of your appearance or a handicap? What are these children to do? If they are fortunate, they may have a close, caring friend to talk to them or an attentive parent with the time and resources to provide help. If not, Dr. Waggener and her team of counselors are there to help. Thank you Goochland County Public Schools for your work to help our children. Thank you Roslyn for the much deserved recognition of these critical resources. Vernon Fleming Maidens

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Making the most of your vegetable plot Are you a seasoned vegetable grower or did the pandemic spark or re-ignite an interest in growing your own food? Do you have in-ground beds, raised beds, or pots on your deck? No matter your experience or garden size, you want to make the most of your growing space. Fortunately, there are plenty of growing methods to help you increase your bounty of home-grown vegetables. A simple strategy to set yourself up for success is to plant vegetables that are typically easy to grow. Radishes, collards, okra and arugula are examples of vegetables that grow well in Central Virginia. Visit the Virginia Cooperative Extension Service’s Home Vegetable Garden resource center at ext.vt.edu/lawngarden/home-vegetables.html to learn about other recommended vegetables for our area. Another strategy is to plant extra seeds to ensure good over-

all germination and then thin seedlings later to appropriate spacing needs. You can even challenge spacing instructions just a tad and plant more intensively or consider planting in staggered versus adjacent rows. Not only do these strategies increase yield, but the canopy formed by the slightly touching leaves discourages weed growth and reduces moisture loss. Vertical gardening is another method to save space and increase yield. Plants like beans, peas, cucumbers and melons climb up trellises while tomatoes spread upwards to fill out their cages, leaving you more growing space below. Be mindful of how shading could impact nearby plants. To learn more about implementing Intensive Gardening Methods visit the VCE website at ext. vt.edu and type ‘426 – 335’ in the search box to find a publication devoted to this topic. You may have heard of companion planting like the Native American practice of the “Three Sisters.” Beans are happy to grow up tall stalks of corn while squash trail

around the ground below. Each crop supports one other while enriching the soil and making efficient use of growing space. It’s also important to learn which plants are incompatible such as onions with beans and the Irish potato with lots of other vegetables. In order to learn the dos and don’ts of what to plant together, visit the West Virginia Extension Service website at extension.wvu.edu and type ‘Companion Planting’ in the search box. The Companion Planting Chart that is provided gives lots of good ideas for plants that grow well together and highlights combinations that should be avoided. Devote some time to create a map of your garden layout and a planting schedule. The vegetable planting guide from the Virginia Cooperative Extension (at the resource center mentioned above) is a valuable tool to understand when to plant each crop based upon your hardiness zone, but you can get creative! Consider interplanting vegetables with short days to harvest with those requiring longer growing periods. One combination could be radishes, which average 20 to 30 days to harvest, with carrots, which average 70 to 80 days to harvest. Succession planting, such as sowing beet seeds every three

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weeks, can help you lengthen the overall harvest period of a particular vegetable. Another example would be direct sowing lettuce seeds at the same time you are moving established lettuce plants out to the garden. Don’t forget to leave some space for flowering plants that attract pollinators. Studies have shown that an increased pollinator population can double the yield of a vegetable garden. It’s ideal to choose varieties that bloom in the Spring, Summer, and Fall so your pollinators stay around throughout the season. You can find information on the best plants for pollinators at extension.psu.edu/bestplants-for-pollinators . Keep in mind that quick growing vegetables can provide you a lot of food within a short amount of time, but some crops that require a longer growing period may offer a long shelf-life with proper storage. Examples include Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, garlic, and winter squash. With almost everything you grow, you can try your hand at different methods of preserving your bounty from simple freezing and dehydrating to canning, pickling, and fermenting. Because, of course, making the most of your vegetable growing space is ultimately about making the most of your harvest. Kaz Mock is a certified Master Gardener through the Virginia Cooperative Extension and a member of the Goochland Powhatan Master Gardener Association. If you are interested in learning more about GPMGA programs or how to become a master gardener volunteer please visit gpmga.org.

rity status in the Crescent City and even a degree of respectability when they aided General Andrew Jackson in his defense of the city in the Battle of New Orleans that earned them a pardon from President James Madison. Jean Laffite’s death was reported in the late 1820s, but the details and location of his demise have long since been the source of controversy. Two North Carolina women think they have uncovered the mystery of the colorful pirate’s later life and death. The two contend in a new book that Laffite possibly fled to Cuba to escape American justice and eventually wound up in Lincolnton, North Carolina. For decades, the rumors ran wild among the city’s old-timers that Laffite didn’t die in the Caribbean or New Orleans, but lived a long and relaxed life in the tiny city of Lincolnton. Through unrelenting research and documentation, the pair of authors estab-

lished a timeline that, in their mind, establishes the presence of Laffite in Lincolnton for decades following his reported death. Ashley Oliphant and Beth Yarborough claim the notorious pirate lived in Lincolnton until his death at age 96 under the name of Lorenzo Ferrer and is buried in the local cemetery. Bolstering their claim was the discovery of a sword with Laffite’s signature on it found hanging on the wall of a local Free Mason Lodge in the small town. The ladies believe they have unravelled the mystery of Jean Laffite in their book Jean Laffite Revealed: Unravelling one of America’s Longest Running Mysteries, and contend that Ferrer lived a quiet life in Lincolnton and never worked a day in the period he lived there. Coupled with the sword and documentation gathered through tireless efforts, the pair is prepared to accept Laffite as the second pirate who met his end in North Carolina. Mystery solved? Maybe.

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Leilani Burgess (from left) competes in the girls long jump, Jack Hoffler competes in the boys 1600-meter run, Megan Reid and Grace Juran compete in the girls 1600 and Tyler Black competes in the boys long jump during Goochland’s home track and field meet featuring Cumberland and Randolph-Henry at Goochland High School last Wednesday.

Bulldogs rule first track and field meet at home Staff Reports

Goochland’s boys and girls track and field teams swept their first home meet of the 2021 outdoor season over visiting teams Cumberland and RandolphHenry. The boys team won seven individual events, and the girls team won six. Jack Hoffler led a Goochland 1-2-3 sweep of the boys 1600meter run with a winning time of 5:17. Luke Farkas took second in 5:56 and Alex Rosenbaum finished third in 6:50. Chris White also led a 1-2-3 sweep for Goochland in the boys 200-meter dash with a winning time of 22.7 seconds. Tyler Black ran second in 24.2 and William Hoffler finished third in 24.3.

Goochland secured a third podium sweep when John Williams won the boys 400 in 54.5, Jaydon Edley took second in 55.1, and Gabe Liptak took third in 55.8. Hoffler added his second win of the meet in the boys 800 with a time of 2:19. Farkas added his second runner-up finish with a time of 2:34. Alex Rosenbaum won both the boys discus with a distance of 94 feet and the boys shotput with a throw of 33 feet and 10 inches. In the boys 4x400-meter relay, Goochland defeated RandolphHenry 3:45-5:01. Goochland picked up its fourth podium sweep when Grace Juran won the all-Goochland girls 1600 in 6:25, Megan Reid took second

in 6:26 and Anneliese Rogerson placed third in 7:02. Amore Jackson won the girls 200 in 29.1, and Leilani Burgess took third in 29.5. The girls 400 featured Goochland’s fifth podium sweep as Burgess won the event in 1:12, Lily Edwards took second in 1:16 and Layla Ford finished third in 1:16. Jackson earned her second win of the meet in the girls long jump with a distance of 15 feet and 6 inches, and Burgess took third with a jump of 14 feet and 2 1/2 inches. Anna Gagnon and Leah Kelley ran 1-2 as the sole entries in the girls 800 with respective times of 3:03 and 3:16. see Track and Field > 9 William Hoffler (from left) and Jaydon Edley compete in the boys 400-meter dash.

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Goochland roundup: boys soccer opens season 2-0 Staff Reports

Marshall Lindner had moved from Long Island to Manakin Farms to be closer to his two grandsons, and after he had won four state championships with Friends Academy – one in baseball, three in soccer – he was getting ready for his 46th season of coaching, and his first at the helm of Goochland’s boys varsity soccer team. And then the COVID-19 pandemic hit, wiping out the 2020 spring regular season entirely. Lindner’s regular-season debut as the head coach of the Bulldogs would not come until nearly 14 months later. But in Goochland’s opening week, Lindner’s boys soccer unit quickly made its presence known, scoring 15 goals in two days. The Bulldogs defeated Buckingham 6-0 in their season opener last Tuesday and routed Cumberland 9-0 in their first road game of 2021 last Wednesday to head into their next game on a 2-0 start. Sophomore Conner Doersch, who was supposed to play his first regular season on varsity last year, has shined in his debut, netting two goals in each of the first two games to lead the team in scoring. Senior Charlie Flammia, who contributed to Goochland’s 17-1 season in 2019, scored once versus Buckingham and twice versus Cumberland. Another returner from that 2019 season, Caleb Moyer, had a strong game on defense against Buckingham. Goochland keepers Yoshi

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Charlie Flammia (left) competes in 2019 for Goochland boys soccer, Jay Woolfolk competes in 2021 for Benedictine baseball, Nova Wonderling competes in 2021 for Goochland volleyball and Reid Dameron competes in 2021 for Goochland boys tennis.

DaSilva and Braeden McKeown shared time in the goal in both shutouts. Jayme Roblero, Gintas Putinas and Cody Ware added goals versus Buckingham. From the season opener versus the Knights, Lindner said he was very pleased with the way his team played together, passed the ball and played unselfishly. “They played a good teamoriented game,” Lindner said. “I was very pleased with that.” He added that they played well as a team in their win over Cumberland the following day. In addition to the goals scored by Doersch and Flammia – who had two each against the Dukes – DaSilva, Ware, Mike Mullen, River Green and Jonathan Lease each scored one. “I was very pleased with what we did,” Lindner said. “It was a good, clean game. Both teams hustled.” The Bulldogs look to stay healthy and keep playing well. They were slated to take on Amelia on the road on Wednesday at 5 p.m., and they will look to make up a home

Geyer won uncontested with a continued from >8 time of 13:05. Additional runner-up finIn the girls 4x800 relay, ishes went to Jadelyn Taylor in Reid, Rogerson, Juran and Alex the girls 110-meter high hur-

game that was moved from Monday to this coming Friday versus Randolph-Henry at 5:30 p.m. The Bulldogs will also host Prince Edward on Monday at 5:30 p.m., with the varsity girls soccer team’s game set to follow the boys game at 7:30 p.m. The girls soccer team opened its season last Tuesday with a 2-1 setback to Chancellor.

The Cadets rolled out a dominant week to improve their record to 11-6 with competitive wins over Miller School of Albemarle (4-3 in 9-innings) last Monday, Highland (7-5) last Wednesday and Cape Henry Collegiate (5-3) on Saturday. The Cadets’ win at home last Monday over Miller was a bounceback effort from a 9-1 loss to the same team in Charlottesville three days prior. In the Monday rematch, Miller led 3-1 until Benedictine added a run in the sixth inning, and then Nick Neighbors launched

the game-tying solo homer in the bottom of the seventh. Victor Johnson hit the game-winning, walk-off homer in the ninth. Jay Woolfolk also had a solo homer in the first inning. Daniel Lingle pitched 4.2 scoreless innings in relief. In last Wednesday’s game, Highland seized a 5-3 lead with three runs in the fifth inning, but Benedictine rallied on four runs in the top of the seventh and held the lead from there. Against Cape Henry on Saturday, the Cadets took a 2-0 lead into the sixth inning, in which they added two more insurance runs to stay ahead of a three-run surge from the Dolphins in the bottom of the frame. Lingle and Connor Handy, who struck out nine batters, were strong on the mound, and Hank Carpin had two hits, including his first homer. Johnson, Corey Adams and Riley Roarty each had two hits, and Bo Dortch and Jackson Cray each delivered an RBI single.

dles (20.9 seconds), Ford in the girls 300-meter hurdles (1:03), Ben McCray in the boys 110 high hurdles (18.6), Jackson in the girls triple jump (30 feet, 2

inches) and Black in the boys triple jump (38 feet, 10 inches). Additional third-place finishes went to William Hoffler in the boys 100 (11.5 sec-

Benedictine baseball sweeps the week

Benedictine was slated to play Walsingham Academy on Wednesday and will host Trinity Episcopal on Thursday at 5 p.m.

Boys tennis team wins 7-2 over Raiders

team went 1-1 to open its 2021 spring season and earned a 5-4 team win in its season opener over Chancellor last Monday. The close match featured a singles tiebreaker and a battle to the finish in doubles. The young team will look to bounce back from a 9-0 setback to Randolph-Henry on a windy Friday with Thursday’s 4:30 p.m. home match versus Buckingham. The unit will also rematch Randolph-Henry at home this coming Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Goochland’s varsity baseball and softball teams both bounced back from seasonopening losses to Buckingham to defeat Cumberland this past week. After leaving 11 runners on base in its 8-4 setback to the Knights, the Bulldogs baseball team routed the Dukes 10-0, and Goochland’s softball team, after taking a narrow 7-5 loss to the Knights, trounced Cumberland 11-0. Goochland softball hosts Amelia on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. while Goochland baseball will play at Amelia on Thursday at 5 p.m and will host Prince Edward this coming Tuesday at 5:30 p.m.

Following their season-opening 8-1 win over Chancellor, Goochland improved to 2-1 with an 8-1 setback to Collegiate and a 7-2 win over Rappahannock. Against the Raiders, Adam Webb won 8-0, and senior Reid Dameron, Alex Peskin and Ryan Bowers each won 8-5. In doubles, Webb and Dameron won 8-3, Peskin and David Townsend won 8-5 and Bowers and Charlie Alston All-region accolades narrowly won 9-8. Goochland High School Despite the team loss to Collegiate, Evan Bernstine junior Nova Wonderling won his singles match on the earned Second Team AllRegion honors in Class 3, No. 1 line 8-0. Region B for volleyball. contributed to Goochland teams split Wonderling the Bulldogs’ 9-2 record and regional quarterfinals appearfirst games of 2021 ance in the condensed 2020Goochland’s girls tennis 21 season.

onds), McCray in the boys 300 hurdles (51.5), Burgess in the girls 100 (13.9), Casontiah Braggs in the girls 110 high hurdles (20.9) and Black in

the boys long jump (18 feet, 2 inches). Goochland’s next home meet will be Thursday, May 13 at 4:30 p.m.

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For some, address ambiguity remains a problem Officials trace main source of issue to current USPS policy By Roslyn Ryan Editor

For homeowners living near the border of Goochland and Henrico, the simple question of where they live can be a tricky one.

In some cases, they are listed by the United States Postal Service as living in Richmond, by the Census Bureau as residing in Henrico, and by their own reckoning as residents of Goochland. According to Goochland County Administrator Andrew Young, who addressed the matter briefly during a joint Town Hall session held by the Board of Supervisors and the County School Board last March, the various parties involved have

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been working for several years to find some resolution to the problem. Unfortunately, Young said, making progress has been tough. In addition to the fact that representatives from the Post Office have remained reluctant to change their current system of assigning addresses, Young pointed out that a number of business owners have expressed a preference for keeping their current address listings.

He also reassured residents that anyone residing within the recognized border of Goochland is considered a Goochland resident regardless of their mailing address. Young also insisted that his administration has not given up, despite the apparent stalemate. At this point, “we are continuing to work with the Postal Service to eliminate some of the confusion that does seem to be out there,” Young said.

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Take & Makes Book Page Butterflies — Pickup starting Saturday, May 1, at 10 a.m. for ages 18 and up. Pick up a kit at the Rockville Branch Library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Rd. starting May 1 and learn how to make beautiful book page butterflies, while supplies last.

Carolyn Garner may be Mother’s Day Craft — contacted at 804-365-6214 or Pickup starting Saturday, May 1, at 10 a.m. for ages 5 cgarner@pamunkeylibrary.org.

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