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For area eateries, challenges remain By Roslyn Ryan Editor
When real estate broker Chris Whitney was asked by a friend in 2009 to help find a location for a new restaurant venture, Whitney pointed his friend toward a building in Manakin-Sabot that had formerly housed the Red Oak restaurant. The location was a good one--so good, in
fact, that Whitney and his wife Leslie decided to go into business with their friend and open the Sunset Grill. While the business soon became a local favorite and enjoyed years of success, the Whitneys—like so many other restaurant owners—were blindsided by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic that descended on the world two years ago. The pandemic almost totally closed down
the restaurant and left them with no income, remembers Leslie, but most expenses remained. They certainly weren’t alone. As the pandemic worsened, restaurant owners across the country were forced to shutter indoor dining spaces and pivot to a take-out only model. Some chose to temporarily close down while others, as the weeks and months dragged on, ceased
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Chowing down for a great cause
Photo courtesy of Goochland BSA Troop 710
Scouts from Goochland Boy Scout Troop 710 enjoyed a meal break during the troop’s recent fundraiser, which this year set a new record with over $13,000 raised. Pictured here, on the left side of the table from front to back, are Aiden Pudwill, Mason Woolard, Harrison Hall, Carson Krogsund, Riley Krogsund and Isabella Ortuno. Pictured on the right side from front to back are Jacob Pudwill, Miles McCray, Alexander Rosenbaum, Alex Hall, Stephen Dick and James Ortuno. For more on the fundraiser, see page 2.
Defining the local ‘brand’ is one goal of plan project By Roslyn Ryan Editor
Every resident of Goochland knows what the county looks like to them. But as county leaders push ahead on a project to create small area plans for two Goochland locations, one goal is to define how residents want the county to look to those who don’t live here. And that, says graphic designer Shawn Terpack, comes down to branding. As a member of the team of consultants that has been hired to come up with plans for Goochland’s Courthouse and Centerville Villages, Terpack will be charged with making sure that the county has a strong, recognizable “look” that can be featured on local signage and promotional items. While defining the physical boundaries of a space and diving into the economic growth potential are certainly important, Terpack told those in attendance at a recent community meeting that careful consideration should also be given to the kind of strategies a locality uses to market itself to both potential new residents and investors. The one thing Terpack insisted he and the other members of the team do
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Property Transfers 623 Dover Bluff Court, Manakin Sabot; James Gregory South, trustee to James Bottomley, $1,525,000. 1304 Hounslow Drive, Manakin Sabot; Paul S. Dickens, attorney to Micheal Schrinel, $529,500. Lot 12, Shannon Hill Estates; Trustee Services of Virginia LLC to Lofton Leasing LLC, $180,000. 2566 Manakin Road, Manakin Sabot; Paul Herman Berkle Jr. to Bryce Alan Robbins, $500,500. 12346 South Crossing Drive, Manakin Sabot; Eagle Construction of Virginia LLC to Nancy J. Floyd Prue, $676,667. 12044 Talavera Terrace, Richmond; HHHunt Homes LC to Jack Dudley Stainback, $421,855. 12053 Talavera Terrace, Richmond; HHHunt Homes LC to Julie Ann Clements, $429,975. 188 Woodfern, Richmond; Harring Construction Co. to Ronald
K. Milligan, $957,307. 1162 Cordial Court, Manakin Sabot; Tuckahoe Creek LLC to Marc W. Mentry, $212,650. 2410 Hanway Drive, Goochland; Nancy P. Bradshaw to Maura L. Mort, $515,000. Lot 11, Section 2, Block A, Kinloch; Prasad Kilari to Michael J. Kachel, $245,000. 2434 Maidens Road, Maidens; Kelle Norris to Furman W. Goins, $287,000. 7442 Park Village Blvd., Glen Allen; Eagle Construction of Virginia LLC to Susan Banta Long, $650,128. 12043 Talavera Terrace, Richmond; HHHunt Homes LC to Susan B. Rubin, trustee, $458,760. 12051 Talavera Terrace, Richmond; HHHunt Homes LC to Nancy A. Arnold, $431,630. 310 Wickham Glen Drive, Henrico; Susan Edith Kemp to Thomas Capps, $2,500,000.
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Historic home boasts ‘contentious’ history According to the traditional story, Contention’s unusual name originated with an eccentric owner whose will specified that whichever of his two legatees was first in possession of his property after his death should inherit it. One hastened to Richmond to consult Chief Justice John Marshall, the other to Monticello to ask advice of Thomas Jefferson. Their advice was the same; “Possession is nine-tenths of the law.” It is not known who inherited Contention, but it is said that one arrived at dawn only to find that the other had arrived at midnight. The current house on the property has been heavily remodeled.
Scouts’ annual spaghetti dinner sets new single-event fundraising record Contributed report The BSA Goochland Troop 710 hosted its annual Spaghetti Dinner and Live Auction on Feb. 26, at Camp T. Brady Saunders in Goochland. The event set a single-event fundraising record of over $13,000 in total revenue, which included 27 business sponsors, over 150 in-person attendees and our first ever drive-through option with virtual live auction participation. The community support for BSA Troop 710 is overwhelming. The troop’s committee
members, scouts and adult leaders of BSA Goochland Troop 710 thank all the attendees, donors and generous sponsors for their support. Diamond Sponsors ($500 donors) included Blakemore Construction, Sunbelt Rentals, Virginia Service Supply, EZ Ship, Terazo, and Orapax. Our Platinum Sponsors ($300) were Groundforce IT, Blue Ridge Custom Homes, Tuckahoe Family Dentistry, Goochland Rotary. And our Gold Sponsors ($150) were Brothers N Arms, Duke’s Auto Parts, GG’s Pizza, LF Jennings,
Inc, Eternal Stoneworks, Inc.,W. Justin Lacy, AIF Financial Services of Virginia LLC, Commercial Electric, Greenswell Growers, Inc, Lane Homes & Remodeling Inc., Always Learning Education, E & L Glass Shop, The Landmark Company of Virginia, Bella Sicilia Italian Restaurant, First Choice Electric, John W. Montague Jr. Inc. Photos and more information for this year’s event along with how to make a donation can be found at 710dinner. com.
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Schools clarify what adjustment will mean for some students New boundaries will still allow rising fifth graders to stay at current schools Contributed report
In preliminary feedback from families who have taken the GCPS Boundary Adjustment survey, two primary concerns have been raised
by multiple survey respondents. The first is whether existing students could be exempt from enrolling in the new school. The second is transportation. Division policy on school attendance includes answers to both questions. Policy JC states that students who are rising fifth graders the year a boundary adjustment takes effect may choose to stay at their current school. Additionally, already enrolled siblings of those rising fifth grad-
ers — rising first through fourth graders — may also stay at their current school with principal approval. A sibling that has not enrolled in school before the boundary adjustment takes effect must attend the newly zoned school. Transportation for students who choose to stay at their current school is not provided. However, families may take advantage of existing bus stop locations instead of driving their child or children all the way to
school. The family member would be required to drop their child or children at the approved bus stop and must also pick them up at the bus stop each afternoon. The Boundary Adjustment survey has been extended and is open until April 1. Goochland County Public Schools welcomes feedback and encourages participation. Issues raised in responses to the survey questions help the Boundary Adjustment Committee complete their work and
make a final recommendation to the superintendent. Dr. Jeremy Raley will recommend a boundary adjustment to the School Board in May with a vote on a final map in June. Approved boundaries are expected to be in effect the first full year the new Goochland Elementary School is open. To view additional information — including a frequently asked questions document—and to take the survey, visit https://coopstratprojects. com/gcps/.
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Reading with rescue teams Earlier this month, Goochland County FireRescue Chief Eddie Ferguson and members of his team visited Randolph Elementary School to take part in Read Across America week. Celebrated annually at the beginning of March, the Read Across America program was created by the National Education Association to help encourage students to embrace reading.
• Avoid un-winnable power struggles • Put an end to arguing, back talking, and begging • Stay calm when their kids do incredibly upsetting things • Set enforceable limits • Guide children to own and solve their own problems • AND MORE! Please RSVP by calling 804-556-5875 or going online to: https://www.goochlandva.us/FormCenter/Youth-HumanServices-20/Registration-Form-Becoming-a-Love-and-Lo-89
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Obituary CHARLES M. BARNES Charles “Charlie” Manuel Barnes went to be with Jesus, his Lord and Savior, on Saturday, March 12, 2022. Charlie was born on December 1, 1940, a snowy day in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, and was called home on a snowy day in Virginia. He was preceded in death by his parents, Charles Manuel Barnes Sr. and Jean Violet Barnes. Charlie is survived by his wife of 56 years, Mary Jo McDonald Barnes; children, Chuck Barnes (Dawn) and Lisa Creasey (Shawn); grandchildren, Denver, John (Britt) and Sarah Creasey and Tyler Barnes; great-grandchildren, Brayden, Kaylee and Sadie Creasey; cousins, Kathy Johnson, Cindy Thompson and Bruce Stewart; a host of special nieces and nephews; and an extended family that includes Ricky, Elaine, Brenda and Ronnie Barnes. As a young boy, Charlie delivered newspapers for the Washington Star BARNES until becoming a full-time employee in the mailroom. He completed an apprenticeship and worked as an electrician at both the Star and the Richmond Times-Dispatch until his retirement in 2007. Charlie loved his Lord, his family and his friends. He cherished family gatherings and never hesitated to teach and play games and sports with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. While serving faithfully as a member of Ragland Memorial Baptist Church, Charlie ministered to others with a special heart for the homeless sandwich ministry. He loved to sing and laugh and greeted everyone with a smile. Friends and family will be received on Friday, March 25, 2022 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Ragland Memorial Baptist Church. A Celebration of Life will be held at Ragland Memorial Baptist Church on Saturday, March 26, 2022 at 11 a.m. followed by a reception in the church fellowship hall. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Ragland Memorial Baptist Church (www.raglandbaptist.org), 2838 Sandy Hook Road, Goochland, Va. 23063.
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Registration for Junior 4-H camp is now open Contributed report
Goochland County Jr. 4-H Camp sponsors a fun-filled, week-long residential summer camp each year. Under the guidance of caring, trained, professional staff and local teen counselors, youth between the ages of 9-13 years will laugh, grow and learn through a variety of won-
derful activities.Goochland 4-H Junior Camp will operate close to capacity this year during the week of July 4-8, 2022 at Jamestown 4-H Center in Williamsburg. Registration for all campers opened on March 2. Camp scholarships are also available. Camp applications will only be accepted through the website portal.
Email the Goochland Extension Office at caylaks98@vt.edu for a direct link to the 4-H Camp registration site. Spots are given on a first come, first serve basis and slots will fill quickly. For additional information, contact Cayla Walker, Goochland County 4-H Agent, at caylaks98@vt.edu or (804)556-5873.
Library Calendar Monday, March 28 Flower Pot Decorating premieres for ages 12-18. Are you a new plant parent? Start decorating your pots. Learn fun ways to dress up an ordinary pot to elevate your houseplants and create unique decor! This video premieres on the library’s website (https:// tinyurl.com/prlteens), YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/pamunkeylibrary), and Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ PamunkeyLibrary/). Call (804) 749-3146 for more information.
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Cochrane Rockville Branch Library. Pickup starts Friday, April 1 for those ages 14 and up. Stop by the Rockville branch and pick up this cute springtime magnet kit, while supplies last. Call (804) 749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road for more information.
Friday Book Group will be held at the Goochland Branch Library from 11 a.m. – noon. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.
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Macramé Keychains will be the subject of a workshop at the Goochland Branch Library from 1 – 2 p.m. for ages 12-18. Learn how to use natural cotton cording to make macramé keychains to celebrate Earth Friday, April 1 Day during the month of April. Take & Make: Spring Carrot Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the Magnet will be held at the library at 3075 River Road West
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operations altogether. Leslie Whitney says Sunset Grill managed to keep its staff thanks to a Paycheck Protection Plan loan, and also increased the restaurant’s hours and leaned on takeout to stay afloat. Still, things weren’t easy. “Our savings were dwindling fast,” Leslie said. “We cut out all sorts of expenses in order to stay open.” Now two years later, challenges remain. According to Robert B. Melvin with the Virginia Restaurant, Lodging & Travel Association, approximately 20% or one in five restaurants have closed permanently in Virginia from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A Medicare 101 workshop will be held at the Goochland Branch Library from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. for those ages 18 & up. Find out about the basics of Medicare with a professional presenter. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.
“There is still a long road for full recovery for Virginia restaurants,” Melvin said. “The numbers have improved since last year, but recovery is going to take significantly longer, compounded with inflation, supply chain issues, labor shortages and increasing labor costs.” According to a recent survey from the group and the National Restaurant Association, 79% of operators say their restaurant is less profitable now than it was before the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak in March 2020. “Everything is impacting restaurants in a really adverse way,” Melvin said. “You take all the things that are happening now, add it on top of what happened over the past two years, and frankly, there are a lot of folks who I hope are able to make it
A workshop entitled A Fulfilling Retirement: Living Your Purpose will be held at the Cochrane Rockville Branch Library from 6 – 7 p.m. for ages 18 & up. Learn more about writing your next chapter and why purpose matters. Call (804) 749-3146 or visit the library at 16600 Pouncey Tract Road for more information.
Tuesday, April 26 The Goochland Mystery Book Group will meet at the Goochland Branch Library from 10 – 11 a.m. Registration required at https://pamunkeylibrary.libcal.com. Call (804) 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.
through this year.” None of this, of course is news to Leslie Whitney. “We can’t raise our prices to keep up with the rising food prices as we feel customers would just stop coming,” she said. “So we operate on a smaller profit margin in order to keep our seats full.” Even with the ongoing challenges, however, Whitney can see a light at the end of the tunnel. “Customers now feel safe and our business is robust,” she said, “but the rising food prices and supply shortage and lack of workers is very concerning. It’s a day-to -day battle but feel as time goes by, these issues will improve, slowly.” The Richmond Times-Dispatch’s Colleen Curan contributed to this report.
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GoochlandCares to receive $15K thanks COVID-19 vaccine clinic will to legislation introduced by Spanberger be held at Reynolds today Funding will allow local nonprofit to expand its transportation program and other services Contributed report On March 15, President Joe Biden signed into law U.S. Representative Abigail Spanberger’s legislation to provide $15,000 to the nonprofit GoochlandCares organization to increase access to healthcare in Goochland County. The funding—which Spanberger successfully secured as part of a House and Senatepassed fiscal year (FY) 2022 appropriations package —will be used by GoochlandCares to purchase a second van for its transportation program, increasing the program’s efficiency and the number of people that can be transported
Brand continued from >1 not want to do, however, is to impose their own views on the process. “Through this exercise, we want to come in and engage with you as a community and ask questions and get a sense of the community and it’s character,” said Terpack, insisting that one of the most important aspects of developing a brand for a community is maintaining authenticity. “When that brand is on a t-shirt, we want people to get a sense of the community, and we want to be true to the com-
to healthcare appointments, the pharmacy, and additional healthcare-related destinations each day. “The value of strengthening transportation services cannot be overlooked, particularly in Virginia’s rural communities. GoochlandCares already provides invaluable healthcare services to the greater Goochland community,” said Spanberger. “But additional funding for transportation will help them reach more patients and families in need. I want to thank GoochlandCares for their commitment to patient-centered care, and I am proud to see this funding now head straight to Goochland to make an immediate impact.” According to Sally Graham, the founder and current executive director of GoochlandCares, rising gas prices, a lack of public transportation, and the size of rural Goochland County continues to present challenges for many residents in accessing healthcare and basic human services. “For over 30 years,
munity so that when people get here they don’t feel misled,” Terpack said. While he noted that there are many ways to approach the branding process, Terpack said he would be focusing on creating a toolkit for the county to use that will include a color palette and a primary logo with a clearly defined typeface and a tagline that “captures the spirit of the community.” Terpack pointed out a project the firm had worked on in Graham County, North Carolina, where they had come up with the tagline “Your natural destination.” Once the initial branding
GoochlandCares provided rides only to medical services for our low-income, elderly, or disabled neighbors,” said Graham. “We slowly expanded the scope of our transportation program to improve access to other basic needs programs such as food, clothing, and activities of daily living. GoochlandCares’ transportation services are more critical than ever. This funding will support our ability to grow services to meet the transportation needs of Goochland’s vulnerable community residents.” This year, the U.S. House of Representatives implemented a new effort as part of its annual appropriations process, which allowed for specific Community Project Funding requests — like the GoochlandCares transportation program enhancement. Spanberger worked directly with community leaders in all 10 counties of the Seventh District to gather communityfocused requests for her submissions. The Community Project Funding process was created
is completed, the county could then explore what Terpack described as a “bannering strategy”—placing banners on street light poles and in other places to help both welcome visitors and clearly define different areas of the county—or other ways of helping guide the visitor experience. According to county leaders, the small area plans being created will provide specific guidance for these corridors —including land uses, residential densities, and design attributes—that is more detailed than what is featured in the county’s Comprehensive Plan.
to ensure that Members of Congress, in concert with the communities they represent, may submit direct applications for federal funding to support locally planned projects as part of the yearly appropriations process. To be eligible, projects must be sponsored by local or state government entities or nonprofit organizations and must be projects that would otherwise meet the qualifications to apply for federal grant funding. “We are extremely grateful for the support and advocacy of Congresswoman Spanberger on behalf of Virginia’s network of free and charitable clinics, who play an important role in safeguarding the state’s underserved populations,” said Rufus Phillips, CEO, Virginia Association of Free & Charitable Clinics. “The Goochland Cares Transportation Project will enable greater access to critical healthcare services for vulnerable residents of that community who would otherwise go without.”
For now both plans remain in the initial research stages, and the next step will be to collect information through community-wide surveys. Initial concepts are set to be presented by May, and will be followed by a “midway” public meeting and more refinement to the plans. Public hearings will likely happen in September and October, followed by official adoption of by the board of supervisors in November. For more information on the ongoing small area plan development, including the recent presentation slides, visit https://www.goochlandva.us.
Contributed report The Chickahominy Health District will partner again with Reynolds Community College and Goochland County to offer free COVID-19 vaccines to community members ages 5 years and older on Thursday, March 24, from 4-6 p.m. The event will be held at the Goochland Campus, located at 1851 Dickinson Road in Goochland. Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. First, second and booster doses will be available. Appointments can be made by calling the health district’s hotline: 804-365-3240. Appointments are encouraged, but walk-ins will be welcomed.
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Don’t overlook signs a teen is in trouble By Roslyn Ryan Editor
Admittedly, it’s not something any of us enjoys thinking about. But as many of us go about our daily lives today—taking care of our families, pursuing our career goals and enjoying our hobbies— there is a teenager somewhere nearby in grave danger. Earlier this month, during a joint workshop between the Goochland Board of Supervisors and the School Board, Goochland County Public School Superintendent Dr. Jeremy Raley shared that the school division has recently seen a jump of over 200% in the number of suicide risk assessments performed by school staff. While the vast majority of the children involved in these interventions will not ultimately take
their own lives, it is an undeniable fact that the number of young people who do choose that tragic path has been climbing steadily every year. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the rate of suicide for those ages 10 to 24 increased nearly 60% between 2007 and 2018. There may be the temptation, as adults, to express bewilderment at times about just what could be behind this staggering statistic. Yes, the pandemic ushered in a wave of uncertainty, anxiety and disruption, but the suicide rate among teens has been climbing at a steady pace for years. What on Earth, we might wonder, could be behind this? The answer is no doubt a complex one, involving many factors that most of today’s adults did not have to deal with when we were
teens. The short answer, of course, is just three words: It doesn’t matter. If children are hurting, it’s up to those of us who managed to make it past those tumultuous years to address the crisis. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, there are several things that can help identify a young person in crisis. Teens who retreat into themselves, take pains to hide their emotions or simply stop communicating should never be seen as simply exhibiting “typical teenage behavior.” Parents should not be afraid to initiate a conversation, or to investigate the cause of a child’s sudden withdrawal. Researchers point out that those who are thinking about suicide often reveal their troubled state of mind through troubled behaviors and actions, and there
are usually three or more issues or factors going on all at once in a child’s life at the time when he or she is thinking about taking his or her life. These include but are not limited to: Major loss (i.e., break up, death) Substance use Peer or social pressure Access to weapons Public humiliation Severe chronic pain Chronic medical condition Impulsiveness/aggressiveness Family history of suicide Other red flags? Comments such as “Nothing matters,” or “Sometimes I wish I could just go to sleep and never wake up,” should never be dismissed as a teen being simply melodramatic. see Suicide > 8
One gift from the past two years? Connectivity By Laura McFarland Managing Editor
Staying connected with people is not just a choice, it’s a privilege. When the COVID-19 pandemic saw us hunkering down mostly in the isolation of our own homes, a new breed of connectedness
emerged. I went from having one form of video chat app on my cell phone—used mainly to connect to an overseas friend—to downloading no less than six new video chat apps just so I knew I had the major platforms people might suggest for a meeting or conversation. I missed the personal touch;
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most of us did in some way or another. So to say that I was ecstatic when people began scheduling in-person events again would be a massive understatement, as I am sure many of you reading this have experienced in the last year or so. And as I look ahead to community events being planned for
the coming months that promise to bring us back together even more, there is a great deal of happy anticipation, both personally and for our community. We have options in the coming months like library programs, volunteer opportunisee Connection > 7
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Just another sleepy, dusty Delta day? By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist
Some mysteries are meant to remain unsolved for perpetuity. I’ve learned to live with the fact that we are never going to find Jimmy Hoffa’s body or identify Jack the Ripper; but, I thought we would have, for sure, by now solved the mystery of what happened to Billie Joe McAllister up on Choctaw Ridge and what he and his girlfriend tossed off the Tallahatchie Bridge. My interest was renewed when I heard the song “Ode to Billie Joe” on a local radio station last week and the mystery was awakened in my mind. And, there’s something about the haunting tale that still leaves us wondering and conjuring up images of two teenage lovers with a secret, one that eventually leads to the young male’s suicide. The song is a fictional version of a tale of two distraught lovers written by Bobbie Gentry, a native of Chickasaw County, Mississippi who shot to national fame with the mystical ballad and a sultry voice that perfectly matched the flavor of the song. From those humble beginnings of being raised in a house with no electricity where she wrote her first song at age 7, Gentry landed in California, where she expanded her musical talents and learned to play guitar, banjo and vibes. She recorded “Ode” in July 1967 at Capitol Records in Los Angeles, nailing the initial seven-minute version in less than an hour. Executives cut it down to about four minutes, but had little confidence the song would attract attention, placing it on the “B” side of a 45 rpm recording of Mississippi Delta. But the haunting nature of the song coupled with Gentry’s exotic voice that evoked images of mosscovered cypress trees and the scream of emerging cicadas immediately see Mystery > page 8
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Years ago, quiet man’s fearsome strength carried the day—twice Editor’s note: The following contribution is part of the Gazette’s continuing series “Tell Me a Story,” in which we ask our readers to share tales from their own lives or the lives of family members. By Jack Agnew Contributing Writer
My family owned Inverness, an old farm in Virginia that is on the national and state historic registries. With a creamery and a dairy they needed to clean up with a lot of boiling water. When my granddad owned it in the 1930s, there was a black gentleman who worked for him, who mainly cut firewood for the boiler. Willis Watson was his name and he would keep the fire going. He liked the axe, not the crosscut saw, and would swing it almost all day. Willis was renowned locally as a real quiet man, but you didn’t mess with him. Back then there were small traveling circuses touring the country, going to a different town every week. In one of the shows there was a professional boxer in the ring, a huge Italian guy who would taunt the crowd to get somebody to fight him, and the spectators would have to pay to watch. Whoever won was awarded a $10 jackpot. Willis accepted the dare, and when he took his shirt off to get in the ring, the crowd gasped. He looked like a Greek statue, with his muscles rippling. The other guy was way big-
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ger than Willis, but didn’t last the first round. He was out cold as a cucumber. Willis (with no smack talk) just walked over, got his $10 and went back to Inverness and started cutting firewood again. About four years later that same little circus was in town but didn’t remember where they were, since they travelled so much. Granddad was there that day and got his friend to go get Willis. The same boxer was in the ring taunting the crowd, saying, “Well, get your wife to fight me, or your girlfriend if none of you will do it!” As Willis came around the corner of the circus tent taking his shirt off, the boxer (who was about twice the size of Willis) shouted, “MOTHER OF GOD, I AM NOT FIGHTING THAT MAN!” He jumped out of the ring, ran to his trailer and locked the door. He didn’t remember what town he was in, but he remembered Willis. The barker went over to try to coax him out, but the boxer wouldn’t even open the door. So the barker went back to the ring and said, “the fight is canceled; it’s a forfeiture.” Willis went to get his $10 and was told that there was no prize money since the match had been forfeited. Willis looked the man in the eye and slowly started taking his shirt off
again. Granddad said that that was the fastest $10 anybody ever made in the Great Depression. Willis won that fight, too. Do you have a story you would like to share with Goochland Gazette readers? Please send it to rryan@goochlandgazette.com or call (804) 339-7956.
“Willis Watson was his name. He was renowned locally as a real quiet man, but you didn’t mess with him.”
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Connection continued from >6 ties, club meetings and special events, such as the upcoming Goochland Day and Parade on May 7. But as much as I missed the personal connection in my daily life here in Virginia, I did come to appreciate the advances that came out of the pandemic that help me stay connected to those farther away. For instance, in the year or so before the shutdown, I had started becoming highly interested in playing board games and piqued the interest of several family members in Texas as well. Local board game events shut down pretty quickly, what with the close personal nature of playing a game together and touching all the pieces, but my mom, oldest sister Heather and I found a fantastic website where you can play board games reproduced in an online format. By playing the games on my computer and participating in a video chat on my phone, we could have a somewhat traditional game night together even though I was 1,300 miles away. It was the most connected I had felt with them in a while, short of the limited number of visits we manage each year. I now look for those opportunities to be involved in – not just big special occasions like holidays you miss but the little things, like helping my middle sister Stefanie, who is a fellow quilter, decide on fabric, or letting my mom just see my face because she misses me. Most recently, I organized a little surprise for Mom that was no hassle to me but meant the world to her. Mom is a lifelong John Wayne fan, and I learned that one of her favorite movies of all time, “The Quiet Man,” would be having 70th anniversary screenings at theaters across the country last week. I secretly called my
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sisters and said that if one of them would take her, I would pay for the movie tickets. All they told her was that they were taking her out for dinner. After that, they drove to the theater and surprised her with the movie. As I couldn’t be there, the best part for me was when Heather called me in a video chat from their seats
I’ve read news accounts of how technology changed our society during the pandemic, and how many relationships changed as a result. in the theater and I got to talk to them several minutes before the movie started, including listening to Mom answer some of the onscreen John Wayne trivia. I’ve read different news accounts of how technology changed our society during the pandemic – the good, the bad and the practical – and how many relationships changed as a result. I saw plenty of pros and cons on both sides and think it is way too complicated a nut to crack here. What I will say is that I value that it brought to my attention in a new way that I didn’t have to miss out on all the small moments in my loved ones’ lives – that the tools to be more connected were already there. We just needed to make the choices to not wait for the big moments but savor the small ones as well. Laura McFarland may be reached at Lmcfarland@powhatantoday.com.
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Yucca Moths: Shady racketeers or faithful caretakers of native plant? “That bee don’t knows yer common yucca from yer cactus ... you needs ME for protection, ” say the yucca moths. Pollination gangsters? Yeah. Gotta love ‘em….. or else. Yet the reality is our native Virginia yucca, Yucca filamentosa, truly does rely only on one individual for pollination, the yucca moth. So just who is this kingpin, the yucca moth, and why should he be allowed to force us into “protection”?
This thing of ours According to the U.S. Forest Service, the yucca moth, a species of Tegeticula or Parategeticula, is off-white in color and blends in well with the spring blossoms of the yucca plant. Most moths and butterflies have long tongues--but not so the yucca moth. Instead of a tongue, it has tentacles around its mouth. Males and females emerge in spring at the same time the yucca is in flower. The yucca moth’s life is brief and busy. It doesn’t feed itself. The work of pollination is its sole reason for living. By using its tentacles, the yucca moth gathers pollen from the anthers of the yucca flowers. After gathering pollen from several blossoms, it leaves in search of another entirely different yucca plant. With the help of these tentacles, the pollen the moth gathers forms into a clump. This clump is then deposited into yet another plant but at the correct stage of maturity. If the female moth detects the presence of another female yucca moth preceding her, she moves on to another plant while still holding
her clump of pollen. When she finally finds an unvisited yucca plant at the right stage of bloom, she lays her eggs in the flower’s ovary. Afterwards, she moves to the plant’s stigma and deposits additional pollen there. This enables the yucca to successfully pollinate, produce fruit for the yucca moth larvae and insure the survival of all the species—the family. After a few more weeks, the fully grown larvae fall to the ground and bury themselves. They’ll live in their underground ing cocoons until the following cca spring. However, some yucca ant moths can remain dormant our for several seasons. If your his yucca plant fails to bloom this ca spring-- fear not. The yucca m moths’ innate back-up system ry allows it to be ready to try again next year.
mature. During one extremely wet spring, high winds threatened to uproot my yuccas. I had to chop down their heavy stalks. This was when I learned how long and large the yucca’s roots were. These deep tap roots serve as one mode of propagation. Many baby yucca plants will emerge from broken-off roots. Yucca fruit can be eaten after the seeds are removed. Well…yes and no. The small green fruits at the ends of the flowering stalks of Yucca filamentosa are edible but
not “delectable.” Of the 40 species of yucca, the tastiest yucca fruits hail from the southwestern species particularly the Banana Yucca or Yucca baccata. Despite multiple attempts at propagating from seed, I’ve learned yucca seeds have a low germination rate. Despite the tireless work of the yucca moths, propagation from roots always proves more successful than planting from seed. see Yucca > 16
Yucca Brasi: Will he sleep with the fishes? Some believe Yucca fila-mentosa, our native yucca, is an unsightly plant. Personally, I love it. Like our native cactus Eastern Prickly Pear or Opuntia humifusa, yucca is often the only green thing thriving in my landscape during times of drought. Be careful when transplanting yucca as it does not do well in wet areas or areas with boggy soil. As observed in old cemeteries, yucca will survive but never bloom in full shade. After flowering, the fruiting stalk becomes an eyesore, but that’s where the seeds form and
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gained air play and became a hit. Gentry became a star, landing her own television show and capturing three Grammys. In numerous interviews regarding the song, Gentry said the message of the song was not the tragic suicide of a young boy, but the callous nature of society regarding such episodes. The Tallahatchie Bridge still crosses a peaceful stretch of the Tallahatchie River near Greenwood, Mississippi. Years after the song was released, a historical marker was placed in Gentry’s honor on either side of the bridge acknowledging her accomplishments. After the song was released, Gentry told numerous interviewers she didn’t understand the importance placed on what the youths were tossing off that bridge in the famous song. She never revealed what that might have been, but described the song as an example of the cruelty sometimes displayed by families when faced with enormous personal catastrophes. In 1975, Gentry provided music for the movie “Ode to Billie Joe.” It had been quite a run for the Delta-based singer. The remainder of Gentry’s life became as secretive as the song itself, as she removed herself from the business, declined all public appearances or interviews and faded from the spotlight. And the mystery of what or who Billie Joe McAllister tossed off the bridge remains unsolved, as clouded in mystery as the woman who created it. But, there’s no doubt that more than four decades later, the first plucks of that mystical guitar opening of the song still capture innocent listeners and enthrall them in a mystery that will never be solved. And the image of two youths tossing something off the Tallahatchie Bridge as the last glimpse of sunlight disappears on the Mississippi Delta, still mystifies and puzzles.
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A native Yucca wearing a dusting of snow. The plants are known for their hardiness and drought tolerance.
Above all, doctors advise, be willing to listen nonjudgmentally to what the young person in crisis is saying: “I need your love and attention because I’m in tremendous pain, and I can’t seem to stop it on my own.” The local schools have been working hard to keep young people safe, responding to any and all reports that a student may be in trouble. As a community, we must also do our part to let our youth know that they are not alone, and that we are here to help.
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Manta Rays conclude winter season By Robby Fletcher Sports Editor
Wrapping up yet another successful season of swimming, the Goochland Manta Rays swim team had 49 swimmers from a variety of different age groups compete at the YMCA Swim Championships held March 19 at SwimRVA. It was a successful winter season for the Manta Rays from both a competitive standpoint as well as a community one, as the team’s goals to help young swimmers improve in the pool while also building up their self-esteem, pride and growth as people were met throughout the year. At the swim championships, 37 of the 49 competing Goochland swimmers set at least one personal best in an event. The Manta Rays also saw three new Goochland pool records broken during the swim meet, with Joe Hardman setting the new 50-yard fly record for ages 15-18 at 26.99 seconds, Zack Cheatham setting the 11-12 100-yard breaststroke at 1:23.46 and the 13-14 200-yard
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Manta Rays swimmer Emmy Watkins, 10, competes in the 9-10 50-yard butterfly event of the YMCA Swim Championships held March 19 at SwimRVA.
freestyle relay group of Charlie Bradbury, Andrea Rogerson, Connor Davis and Annika Rogerson setting the record at 1:53.04. For the final team results,
the Manta Rays placed second across the board with a combined score of 1,302, a girls score of 560 and a boys score of 476. Shady Grove Family YMCA Stingrays won every
competition with 1810 total points through the 76 events. Hardman, currently a senior swimmer at Goochland High School where he was a statesqualifier this past season, has
been with the Manta Rays for 13 years. After learning to love swimming as a kid with the team, he’s now paying it forward as a coach for the younger kids learning how to swim
competitively. “Looking back at it, it’s like ‘I used to be you’ and (the team is) a lot bigger now than when I started,” Hardman said. Hardman earned first place in three of the five events he competed in at SwimRVA on Saturday, but he says as he gets closer to his final meets with the Manta Rays, he’s happy to just be a positive influence on the kids that look up to him. “It means a lot, especially when you’re younger, because they look up to the older kids and try to be them. It’s just a good time,” he said. Amy Bowles, whose 8-yearold daughter Hadley swims with the team, sees the older swimmers like Hardman as strong role models for kids like her daughter that help “keep the community spirit alive with everyone working together.” “She absolutely loves it,” Bowles said. “Her favorite part is that she just works on getting herself better and focusing on her own work.” The program has also been great for new community mem-
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JV lacrosse wins first ever game, girls fall to Hornets By Robby Fletcher Sports Editor
In Goochland’s boys junior varsity lacrosse victory against Orange County, the program’s first ever game in general, it was less a matter of beginner’s luck and more a testament to the prospering development of the sport in general for the Bulldogs. Goochland’s 11-7 win saw four Bulldogs get into the score column, with junior
Adger Cardani leading the pack with a game-high five goals. Behind Cardani in scoring was sophomore Cameron Dacy with three goals, freshman Tyler Black with two and sophomore Braedon Laskan with one. Goochland also demonstrated strong playmaking and ball movement, with freshman midfielder Andrew Craddock leading the team with a whopping four assists. Craddock and fellow midfielder Malachi
Montgomery were vital in the faceoff aspect of the game as well. The varsity girls team also started their season off against Orange County this past week, though they fell in a close 12-9 loss to the Hornets. The Bulldogs had four goal scorers in the loss, with senior Bayleigh Allen completing a hat trick and Blair Bussells, Sterling Dameron and Rayanna Tibbs adding two goals apiece. While the
team found scoring success, Orange County’s offensive attack proved too much. The boys team will have a week off until their next game, when they take on the Mechanicsville Mustangs on the road on March 28. The girls team, meanwhile, plays again on Friday, March 25 in a home matchup with The Steward School. Photo by Nick Cooley Robby Fletcher can be Goochland freshman Kaiah Cardani goes toward the net reached at rfletcher@powhat- against Orange County on March 16. Goochland lost the conantoday.com. test 12-9.
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Bernstine headlines Bulldogs tennis By Robby Fletcher Sports Editor
Goochland’s boys and girls tennis teams hit the courts for their first regular season matches this past week, with the boys taking down the Powhatan Indians in a close 5-4 finish and the girls falling to those same Indians in a 7-2 final. Led by reigning 3A state champion Evan Bernstine, the boys team went 4-2 in the singles competitions and had one more win in the doubles matches to take down the Indians at home. Bernstine looked to be in mid-season form in his first outing of the season, crushing his singles matchup against freshman Jamison Wallace, 8-0. Though the young Indians tennis player showed potential in their matchup, Bernstine’s experience, powerful serve and incredible accuracy toward the line proved too much to handle for the young tennis player. The matchup was originally meant to be a battle with last year’s 4B singles champion and states runner-up Jacob Pfab, but he was limited to playing in doubles due to injury. Bernstine, along with junior Alex Peskin, matched
Rays continued from >1 bers as well. New member Julie Bradbury had four of her five kids join the Manta Rays during the fall season, and she says they’ve all grown to love the sport. Initially thinking her kids would show development in something like the freestyle stroke after their first season,
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Left, junior Evan Bernstine sends the ball back with his back hand in a doubles matchup against Powhatan on March 15. Right, Bernstine’s doubles partner Alex Peskin serves the ball.
the Jefferson District. While the boys were hosting the Indians, the girls team traveled to Powhatan for their own season-opening match. For a team with just five juniors and no seniors on the roster, these early tests will be a good challenge for the devel-
oping tennis squad. Though the Indians were able to win the majority of the matches, there was still a lot to be proud of for the Bulldogs in their first action of the season. In singles, sophomore Genevieve Williamson earned a hard-fought win against
Powhatan’s Erika Roark that went to three sets. Willamson won the first set in a 6-3 finish, but Roark tied things up with a 6-0 win to send it to one more winner-take-all set. Williamson responded well from the second set with a 10-7 win, besting the Powhatan senior for Goochland’s first win of the day. The second came from sophomore Hadley Peskin, who also needed three sets to get the victory against junior Polly Overboe. After Overboe just barely won the first set 7-6, Peskin dominated the second set with a 6-1 score to keep hope alive. Peskin carried that momentum into the final set with a 10-4 win to give Goochland its second individual win of the day. In doubles, Powhatan took all three matches, with the closest set being an 8-5 win from Powhatan’s Emma Carter and Carter Quinn over sophomore Anna Stamey and junior Margaret Townsend. The two teams will prepare for district play in the coming week, with the boys hitting the road to play Fluvanna County on March 30 and the girls traveling to Western Albemarle on March 29.
against Pfab and Wallace in doubles, and the duo edged out a close 9-7 win. Bernstine and Pfab went back and forth with their laser serves and though Pfab and Wallace performed admirably, Goochland’s two upperclassmen were able to pull away
with a crucial victory. Other Bulldogs to win in singles were Peskin in an 8-4 finish, junior Ryan Bowers in an 8-3 win and junior David Townsend in a close 8-6 final. It was a hard-fought team victory for a Goochland team looking to make some noise in
she was happily surprised to see them all swimming every stroke competitively in a short amount of time, a testament to the dedication and success the Manta Rays have had in helping swimmers of all ages become more well-rounded athletes. “We absolutely love everything about it,” she said. “The coaches are phenomenal, they’re encouraging, the atmosphere is amazing. They have
the older kids help with the younger ones, which is phenomenal.” Though the winter season is over, the Manta Rays will jump right back into the pool for the spring season in the hopes of adding more kids to their team. Registration information can be found at the Goochland Photos by Robby Fletcher YMCA Swim Team website or by calling the Goochland Left, 9-year-old Noah Pearles swims the 9-10 50-yard backstroke event. Right, Tanner Jenkins, Family YMCA at 804-556-9887. 15, swims the 13-18 100-yard breaststoke. Jenkins finished with a time of 1:23.64.
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Goochland softball goes 1-1 on opening week By Robby Fletcher Sports Editor
Entering the season with back-to-back road games, the Goochland Bulldogs and head coach Wayland Colwell faced a tough challenge of hitting the ground running with little time to rest. In their first crack at the bat this season, the Bulldogs took down Caroline High School in the season-opener 2-0 and fell to Powhatan the next day in a 7-3 final. Taking on the Cavaliers first on March 15, Goochland flexed its muscles on the defensive end and saw a strong performance by senior pitcher Jasmine Price pave the way for a close, lowscoring victory to start the season 1-0. The lone score came from junior Madison Duke, who smashed a home run with one runner on to allow Goochland to move past the Cavaliers. On March 16, the Bulldogs found their way at Powhatan to take on the Indians in a matchup that, much like their win
over the Cavaliers, was aiming in the direction of another lowscoring game until the Indians ran off four runs in the fourth inning to take a 5-0 lead. Powhatan took an early 1-0 lead after the first inning, but Goochland had multiple opportunities where they nearly leveled the score. At the top of the second, the Bulldogs gained some momentum when senior Abrielle White hit the ball on a 3-2 count that toed the white line and allowed her to get on base. Then, junior Maya Jandzinski got onto first base after ripping a grounder past second base. With some momentum hitting the ball, it appeared Goochland would soon get someone to home base, but White was caught attempting to steal and was tagged out to end a promising inning. At the bottom of the second, Goochland’s defense continued to perform well, with catcher Grace Jennings making a great catch off a bunt and Price soon after setting up a double play for three quick outs.
Later on in the third, junior Brookelyn Green nearly got on the board for the Bulldogs when she made full contact on the ball that sailed toward the fence, but a nice catch in the outfield would be the third out. It wouldn’t be until the bottom of the fourth that Powhatan’s batting ability would result in runs, as three doubles and two singles would lead to four quick runs and a 5-0 margin in the blink of an eye. The Bulldogs responded well to that punch in the fifth inning though, with RBIs from freshman Tori Johns and Green resulting in three runs and a 5-3 score. Despite the favorable response, Powhatan earned two quick scores immediately after and managed to hold the Bulldogs scoreless in the sixth and seventh innings to end the game. Goochland will get a chance to beat Powhatan in a rematch on March 25 when the Bulldogs play host for the third time in as many games.
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Goochland senior pitcher Jasmine Price winds up for a pitch in the third inning of Goochland’s 7-3 loss on the road to the Powhatan Indians on March 16. It was the Bulldogs’ second game of a season-opening back-to-back, with the first game being a 2-0 Bulldogs victory over the Caroline Cavaliers.
Bulldogs baseball falls to Indians in home matchup By Robby Fletcher Sports Editor
It was a tough opening week for Goochland’s varsity baseball team after losses to Caroline and Powhatan High School, but with a roster consisting of 14 upperclassmen, the experienced Bulldogs will look to use that veteran savvy to move past this 0-2 start. After losing in a 6-0 final to the Cavaliers on Tuesday, the Bulldogs hosted a tough Indians team the very next day that proved an even tougher test.
The Indians scored 11 runs on Goochland’s defense, led on the mound by pitcher Chase Breedlove. In five innings pitched, Breedlove allowed six hits, five runs and three walks. He was later relieved by junior Reese Vincent, who pitched the final two innings that saw the Indians add six more runs to their score. It was simply one of those days were the Indians were connecting on everything thrown their way, with seven players recording a hit and three of those players record-
ing mutliple hits. Leading the way for Powhatan was senior and multi-sport athlete Chase Gayness, who recorded three hits and two runs in five at-bats. On the mound for Powhatan was junior Luke Burkhart, who pitched all seven innings for the Indians and finished the game with three strikeouts. Breedlove and sophomore Corey Mullins were behind the team’s two runs, recording RBIs that sent in Vincent and junior Mason Gregory. It was a promising day for
Gregory in general, who had two hits on four at-bats. The Bulldogs have a chance to respond and bounce back from their opening week loss when they take on Powhatan once again on Friday, March 25. Though the Indians had the upper hand in the first matchup, the experienced Bulldogs will look to use these losses as a learning opportunity as they look for a bit of revenge against their Dominion District opponent. Robby Fletcher can be Photo by Nick Cooley reached at rfletcher@powhat- Sophomore Corey Mullins hits a ground out that led to an RBI antoday.com. against Powhatan on March 16.
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tional medicine. The root of the nonflowering plant helps people with osteoarthritis, high blood pressure, migraine headaches, colitis, high cholesterol, stomach disorders, and diabetes. The green “leaves” of the yucca can be used to make cord and ropes. Yucca root was also used by Native American tribes to make shampoo or soap. Yucca helps heal rashes as well as minor cuts, abrasions and scratches.
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Is Yucca ‘yummy’? Well, sometimes In addition to its drought tolerance and erosion control abilities, native Virginia yucca, Yucca filamentosa, can be cooked and eaten. Other species can be poisonous, however. So if eating yucca, particularly raw yucca, proceed with caution. Consumable parts of Yucca filamentosa are the seeds, blossoms and flowering stems. According to (www.medicinenet.com/can_you_ eat_yucca/article.htm), the yucca root has long been used as a tradiTUESDAY EVENING 4 PM 4:30
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Friends of Goochland Parks (FOGP) is currently recruiting new members to assist with their goal of enriching the recreational and leisure opportunities for citizens and visitors through the county’s park system. Their mission is to protect, preserve and showcase the parks’ natural and historic features. Founded with the goal of building out Tucker Park, Friends of
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Goochland Parks has now expanded to support and assist all Goochland County Parks. To help with these fundraising efforts, FOGP members organize and attend multiple events throughout the year, including the popular RiverFest concert held in the fall at Tucker Park. This group has raised money for multiple park projects including the Tucker Park primitive boat launch
and stage, outdoor fitness equipment at the Central High Complex and educational signage at Leakes Mill, Hidden Rock and Matthews parks. Friends of Goochland Parks is a volunteer-led 501(c)3 nonprofit. Those who are passionate about parks and would like to make an impact in the community are urged to contact FOGPcontact@gmail. com or jkronberg@goochlandva.us for more information.
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Whereas Perry-Noble of the family Royall; beneficiary of the Trust registered under the laws of the United States; heir to the full faith and credit of the Supreme Ruler of the Universe now claim and exercise our private, noncommercial, non corporate liberty interests of redemption as steward of the land and property commonly and formerly, legally known as: (383-0-5-0, 1491, Lot 5, Longitude 37-41-29 and Latitude 78-3-25) is here in after "subject property". Therefore, all are notices to invite any other man who believes himself to have a superior claim to steward the subject property at this geographical location to make a claim within thirty (30) days from the day of this notice or forever hold his peace. All claims must be sent to I, 1248 CarMia Way PMB #1029, near Richmond, Virginia (exempt).
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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Goochland County Planning Commission Thursday, April 7, 2022, 6:45 p.m. (note below start times) 1800 Sandy Hook Rd., Board Meeting Room Suite 250, Goochland, VA 23063 Meeting is Open to the Public View county meeting: https://www.goochlandva.us/1154/County-Meetings IF YOU HAVE COMMENTS ON THESE PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS, PLEASE SEND COMMENTS TO PCCOMMENT@GOOCHLANDVA.US OR CONTACT 804-556-5863. PLEASE CHECK WWW.GOOCHLANDVA.US FOR ANY UPDATES REGARDING THIS MEETING. 6:45 p.m. – Board Follow Up 7:00 p.m. – Public Hearings District 4 RZ-2006-00003A Application by Extra Attic Pouncey Tract, LLC requesting a proffer amendment to rezoning case RZ-2006-00003 to amend the conceptual plan on 5.82 acres bordering Village Trail, Pouncey Tract Road, and Park Village Boulevard, on Tax Map No. 48-1-0-56-C. The property is zoned Business, General (B-1). The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Commercial District 4 CU-2022-00002 Application by Extra Attic Pouncey Tract, LLC requesting a Conditional Use Permit for self-storage, mini-warehouse facility on 5.82 acres bordering Village Trail, Pouncey Tract Road, and Park Village Boulevard, on Tax Map No. 48-1-0-56-C. The property is zoned Business, General (B-1). The Conditional Use Permit is required by County Zoning Ordinance Section 15-242. The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Commercial. Anyone may attend to express opinions on the above. Full text of the above information is available in the Planning Office, 1800 Sandy Hook Road, Suite 280 Goochland, VA 23063 Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Meeting accommodations including interpreters are provided upon request. Telephone: 556-5860 (TDD 711 (Virginia Relay)) E-mail: countyadmin@goochlandva.us. Website: www.goochlandva.us.
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Goochland County Board of Supervisors Tuesday, April 5, 2022, 6:00 PM Goochland County Administration Building 1800 Sandy Hook Rd., P. O. Box 10, Goochland, VA 23063 Board Meeting Room Suite 250 View county meeting: https://www.goochlandva.us/1154/County-Meetings 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 Sec. 13-63 (Exemption of real estate taxes and deferral of special taxes upon real estate authorized) to increase the real estate tax relief for certain elderly and disabled persons Ordinance amending the County Fee Schedule, Appendix C to the County Code, to increase the utilities water and sewer volume and service fees; increase the base building inspections residential electrical, plumbing, and mechanical permit fees; add a fee for requesting a 30-day extension of an existing temporary occupancy permit; and add an hourly fee to the fireworks permit fee for the fire marshal’s time over 3 hours The fees and rates to be added or changed are as follows: Department/Office Building Inspections
County Code Structures and Addressing § 12-3
Fee Description Electrical, plumbing, mechanical permit (residential):
Fee Amount
Building Inspections Fire and Rescue
Structures and Addressing § 12-3 Public Safety Services § 6-70
$0.00 to $2,000 10,000 value of work Above $2,000 10,000 value of work 30-day extension request of an existing Temporary Certificate of Occupancy Permit Fireworks permit
$30.00 100.00 $30.00 100.00 + $4.50 per $1,000 or portion thereof $50.00 $125.00 plus $40 per hour for every hour over 3 hours of the fire marshal’s time
Utilities
Water and Sewers § 14-43
Utilities
Water and Sewers § 14-74
Utilities
Water and Sewers § 14-74
Hydrant meter leasing: Water volume charge Water volume charge (bimonthly): Residential 4,000 gal. minimum (residential rate is for a single-family residential unit as defined in Goochland County Code Section 14-1, and any master meter for the purpose of irrigation to a whole section of a residential subdivision, but not to include common areas. Meters for apartments or condominiums will not be classified as residential.) Non-residential 4,000 gal. minimum Water Service charge (bi-monthly): 5
Residential- 8" meter size Residential-1" meter size 5
Utilities
Utilities
Water and Sewers § 14-141
Water and Sewers § 14-144
Commercial- 8" meter size Commercial-1" meter size Commercial-1½" meter size Commercial-2" meter size Commercial-3" meter size Commercial-4" meter size Commercial-6" meter size Commercial-8" meter size Commercial-10" meter size Sewer volume charge (bimonthly): Residential 4,000 gal. minimum Non-residential 4,000 gal. minimum Sewer Service charge (bi-monthly): 5
Residential- 8" meter size Residential-1" meter size 5
Commercial- 8" meter size Commercial-1" meter size Commercial-1½" meter size Commercial-2" meter size Commercial-3" meter size Commercial-4" meter size Commercial-6" meter size Commercial-8" meter size Commercial-10" meter size
$5.43 5.59 per 1,000 gal. $6.73 6.93 per 1,000 gal.
$9.42 9.70 per 1,000 gal. $12.22 12.59 $23.85 24.57 $30.58 31.50 $61.14 62.97 $122.29 125.96 $165.10 170.05 $269.04 277.11 $489.16 503.83 $886.80 913.20 $1,620.34 1,668.95 $1,620.34 1,668.95 $7.57 7.87 per 1,000 gal. $14.55 15.13 per 1,000 gal. $37.73 39.24 $55.40 57.62 $47.20 49.09 $69.20 71.97 $109.48 113.86 $158.56 164.90 $276.85 287.92 $453.03 471.15 $880.88 916.12 $1,541.54 1,603.20 $1,692.54 1,760.24
Meeting accommodations including interpreters are provided upon request Telephone: 556-5811 (TDD 711 (Virginia Relay)) E-mail: countyadmin@goochlandva.us. Website: www.goochlandva.us.
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PUZZLES AND GAMES
March 24, 2022
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SPRING SEASON WORD SEARCH
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
HOROSCOPES
57. French opera composer 59. Six (Spanish) 60. Last letter 61. Spiritual leader of a Jewish congregation 62. Noah had one 63. Make a mistake 64. Tall plant
CLUES DOWN 1. Computer memory 2. ÒEt __Ó: ÒAnd wifeÓ (Latin) 3. Ancient Syrian city 4. College army 5. Cassava 6. Talented 7. Capital of Estonia 8. Finger millet 9. In a way, assists 10. Men’s fashion accessories 12. Misery 14. Skin disorder 19. Selling at specially reduced prices 23. Good friend 24. Stationary portion of a generator 25. Expression of
disappointment 26. The 17th letter of the Greek alphabet 27. Where birds fly 28. Midway between north and northeast 29. Chaotic states 34. Comedic actress Gasteyer 35. Kids’ dining accessory 36. Snakelike fish 37. Midway between south and southeast 39. Assign lifelike qualities to 40. One who cites 41. Midway between east and southeast 42. North wind 44. One or the other 45. Cavalry sword 46. Of the Hungarian language 47. Life stories 48. Flat tableland with steep edges 51. Swiss river 52. Plant that makes gum 53. French cleric 54. One point east of northeast 58. Free from
$"/$&3 t +VO +VM Cancer, a longing for adventure points you in all sorts of different directions over the next few days. You have to try on a few different hats to find the right fit.
-*#3" t 4FQU 0DU Libra, a rigid schedule may work for some, but not everyone. Incorporate a little flexibility into your life and others may be flocking to your laid-back style.
$"13*$03/ t %FD +BO It’s easy to give opinions and pick sides, but don’t get pinned down to a particular position until you’ve tried several different options, Capricorn. Then you’ll have a good idea.
5"6364 t "QS .BZ Your friends may be pushing you to move forward since you seem to be stuck in the past, Taurus. Don’t stay stagnant for too long or you may lose motivation for change.
-&0 t +VM "VH Leo, a fantastic investment opportunity comes your way but there is a lot of red tape that could get in the way if you let it. Work through all angles to make things happen.
4$031*0 t 0DU /PW Talk to someone about a creative idea that you have had, Scorpio. This person may offer valuable feedback that can guide you as you try to flesh out your idea into something tangible.
"26"3*64 t +BO 'FC Others may not understand the way you manage money, Aquarius. But you have a clear understanding of your particular brand of logic.
(&.*/* t .BZ +VO A collaboration with someone close to you yields surprising results, Gemini. You may have been looking for inspiration for some time and finally found it.
7*3(0 t "VH 4FQU Virgo, idolizing someone can have its plusses and minuses. You may have a picture of a person that is impossible to live up to. Temper your expectations.
4"(*55"3*64 t /PW %FD Sagittarius, you may be interested in having a lot of fun, but someone keeps throwing a wet blanket on your ideas. Don’t let it derail your plans.
1*4$&4 t 'FC .BS Pisces, friends are a strong presence in your life right now and you are very grateful for all that they provide you. Let them know.
THIS WEEK’S ANSWERS
CLUES ACROSS 1. One who regrets 5. Time zone 8. Subway dweller 11. Bend in a river 13. Alias 14. Isodor __, American Nobel physicist 15. Very (music) 16. Zero 17. Phil __, former CIA 18. Competitions 20. Unwell 21. Puts in place 22. Gets rid of 25. Allows light to pass through 30. Climbed quickly 31. We all have it 32. There’s a North & South 33. Emaciation 38. Supervises flying 41. Very dark colors 43. Unwanted 45. Grants 48. Three visited Jesus 49. Wife of Amun 50. Broadway actress Daisy 55. A Spanish river 56. I (German)
"3*&4 t .BS "QS Spending time alone could be good for you this week, Aries. While working toward your goals, you also are enjoying some muchneeded peace and quiet.
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