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YMCA’s Bright Beginnings helps kids start school year right Richard Leggitt The King George YMCA held its annual Bright Beginnings event last week to help dozens of deserving kids get their school year off to a good start.

The King George Y teamed volunteers, including officers from the King George Sheriff ’s Office, with school children and provided them with a back-to-school shopping excursion to the Walmart in Dahlgren.

“This program is an example of how the community of King George County comes together to impact the lives of those that live in the county,” said Elizabeth Taylor, executive director of the Y. Taylor expressed her appreciation to NSWC Federal Credit Union, Foote Title Group, the Walmart Foundation, Wendy Moore Dentistry, Birchwood Power Plant and Spotswood Baptist Church, all of which sponsored this year’s Bright Beginnings program.

The 80 children participating were provided backpacks by the sponsors and other businesses and citizens. Walmart assisted with the shopping, and the Subway at Walmart provided dinner for all the children.

Taylor said there were more than 100 volunteers for this year’s program, including the King George

Sheriff ’s Office, Rotary Club, Dr. Cottrell’s staff, Gateway Community Church Youth Group, NSWC Federal Credit Union staff, the King George Board of Supervisors, King George High School cheerleaders and many volunteers from the Y. “This program provides not just school clothes and backpacks but something much deeper,” Taylor said. “Magic happens when a caring adult spends time with a child. The smile on the child’s face as they come off the bus to meet their shopping buddy is magical. All of the children in the YMCA Bright Beginnings are ready for school and excited for that first day.

“Now they all have new shoes that will run faster and jump higher. When the teacher asks to pull out that red crayon, the child will reach in their desk and pull it out with pride.”

The King George YMCA is a branch of the Rappahannock Area YMCA. The King George Y opened in 2008 and has a gym, pool, wellness/ fitness center, aerobics/group fitness, spinning, youth classrooms, kidz zone area, playground/pavilion, and locker rooms.

“Each day at the YMCA we have the opportunity to impact others.

Each of us, staff, volunteers, and members alike can make a difference in our own life or someone else’s,” Taylor said.

Photos by Kecia Wharton

Volunteers with the King George YMCA’s Bright Beginnings took local school children shopping for school supplies at Walmart last week. Eighty deserving childen were helped to buy backpacks, crayons, pens, pencils, notebooks and other items needed to help them walk into class ready to learn on the first day of the 2015 school year, which begins Aug. 24.

Signs of progress sprouting on borders of King George County Phyllis Cook

Photo by Phyllis Cook

New signs welcoming visitors to King George County and the Northern Neck Heritage Area are popping up on the roadways entering the county. The signs are replacing worn predecessors on State Route 3 (Kings Highway) and along U.S. 301 (James Madison Highway). The King George board of supervisors approved money for the county signs, while the Northern Neck Planning Commission is funding the signs designating the Northern Neck Heritage Area. King George Director of Economic Development Linwood Thomas said the signs will help promote the county to potential business recruits.

King George is getting new welcome. signs at each of its borders.

Linwood Thomas, the county’s director of economic development, said all four signs are expected to be installed in September.

All five supervisors were in agreement on Aug. 4 with a vote on the final design. The new signs will replace the existing ones, now showing signs of wear.

“The King George County Welcome Signs have been in place for almost 20 years,” Thomas said. “It was time for a facelift. I believe the new signs will add a nice touch for visitors, residents and prospective businesses entering King George County.”

The new signs will replace the old ones along either end of the county on Route 3 (Kings Highway) and along U.S. 301 (James Madison Parkway) near each of the two bridges, north and south.

The signs will be deep blue with gold lettering, saying “King George County Welcomes You,” with “Est. in 1720” below. They will be topped by the county’s seal containing a multicolored shield within a field of white.

Earlier this year, supervisors had appropriated funding toward the

cost of the four signs from the tourism budget.

“It doesn’t hurt that the project came in well under budget,” Thomas said. “We are getting them for significantly less than the $9,000 appropriated.”

Westview Companies of Oilville, VA, was awarded the sign contract, coming in with the lowest price of $5,840 with three bids received.

Northern Neck Heritage Area Signs Residents might also notice some other new signs recently erected inside the county’s borders.

‘Welcome to the Northern Neck Heritage Area’ signs have finally been installed as part of a project of the Northern Neck Planning District Commission/Northern Neck Tourism Commission begun more than three years ago.

Lisa Hull, Economic Development and Tourism Coordinator for the Northern Neck Planning District Commission provided some background on the project.

“Five gateway signs are being installed at entry points to the Northern Neck as part of the branding of the Northern Neck as a heritage area,” she said.

King George man sentenced to 21 years for Dahlgren shooting Richard Leggitt A 26-year-old King George man received a sentence of 21 years and three months in King George County Circuit Court Thursday for a shooting last year in Dahlgren.

The shooting occurred when Carlos Bell, a convicted drug dealer, opened fire on Darrell Johnson, whom Bell believed was a confidential informant for the King George Sheriff ’s office.

Circuit Court Judge Joseph Ellis also sentenced Bell to 75 years in prison for distributing a controlled substance and selling drugs

with 1,000 feet of a school, but Ellis suspended all 75 years and instead imposed the 21 years and three months sentence for attempted murder, aggravated wounding and use of a firearm.

The actual sentence imposed by Ellis was less than the sentence recommended by the jury that convicted Bell and less than the sentence that was sought by prosecutors.

Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorney Jennifer Pollard urged Judge Ellis to sentence Bell to prison for life.

“He is a repeated, long term crack cocaine dealer,” Pollard told the court. “The community will not be

safe unless he is behind bars. A life sentence would be appropriate.”

Ellis, although calling the case “very, very serious,” said he would not impose a life sentence because Bell was a young man. “I am not going to put you in jail for life,” the judge told Bell. “I believe everyone needs hope.”

Bell has been held in the Rappahannock County Jail since his arrest last year moments after the shooting at the Heritage Court townhouse complex. Sheriff ’s officers were on the scene immediately after the shooting took place and not only captured Bell, but also helped

save the life of the victim, Darrell Johnson.

Johnson, who lived three doors from Bell in the townhouse complex, received multiple gunshot wounds to his upper body. He survived the shooting after being rushed by air to Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg. Officers at the scene of the shooting recovered the handgun Bell allegedly used in the shooting.

Bell entered pleas of guilty to the 15 charges of distributing crack cocaine and selling drugs near a school, but pleaded not guilty to the attempted murder, assault and

weapons charged and requested a jury trial.

“Carlos Bell chose to have a jury determine his guilt or innocence on the attempted murder case. The jury found Bell guilty of attempted murder, aggravated malicious wounding and using a firearm to commit those crimes,” said King George Commonwealth’s Attorney Keri Gusmann. “Convicting a drug dealer of shooting another person was a total team effort. Both my office and the King George Sheriff ’s office worked tirelessly on this case with the help of the Virginia State Police.”

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She said three are going up in King George, with one placed on Route 3 coming in from Stafford County and two on U.S. 301, north and south. The other two appear in both Richmond County and Lancaster County.

“The five counties in the Northern Neck passed resolutions in 2012 declaring the region as a Virginia ‘heritage area’ in concert with the Northern Neck’s ongoing pursuit of congressional designation as a ‘National Heritage Area’,” Hull said.

Two of the three welcome signs in King George can be spotted on Route 3 east and U.S. 301 south. Hull said the other sign to go on U.S. 301 will have to repositioned and the new location approved by the Virginia Department of Transportation prior to its final installation.

The governing bodies of each of the participating localities had approved resolutions more than three years ago in February 2012. The other two counties included in the Northern Neck are Westmoreland and Northumberland.

The Northern Neck commissions continue to work as the coordinating entities for federal designation of this area with eventual Congressional designation expected to take place at some time in the future.

Correction The Aug. 12 edition of The Journal incorrectly identified the organization for which “Sadie Spade” serves as mascot. Sadie serves as mascot for King George Animal Control.

The Journal always strives for accuracy and regrets this error.

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Bright spots seen in Virginia’s economic outlook Economists can be a dreary bunch. We are rarely if ever all that optimistic. What’s the old saying?

An economist’s job is to find the cloud behind every silver lining.

But maybe the reason for this reputation is because economists like to look at the David S. Kerr whole picture and not just the one the politicians want to brag about.

In the commonwealth, no matter how gloomy an economist may want to be, the economic news is pretty good. Unemployment in the Old

Dominion for July was 5 percent and that’s lower than the national rate.

In King George, the rate for July was 5.3 percent and in Westmoreland County it was 5.4 percent. Those are encouraging numbers and reflect growth in government spending, still the core of our economy, and expansion of local industry. For the most part these numbers haven’t changed much during the last year.

And that’s both good and bad.

The good is that there are many counties across the country that would love numbers like that. And the not so good news is that we still need to develop our local economy to provide more jobs locally.

Looking across the state there are some outliers and some counties that are facing some tough economic problems. When it comes

to unemployment there are two counties that are still in the double digits.

Buchanan County has an 11.1 percent unemployment rate and Dickenson County has a jobless rate of 10 percent. Both are in Southwest Virginia, and like much of that region have suffered the effects of the decline of the coal industry.

Dickenson County for example has seen its population rate fall with every census since 1980.

On the other side of the coin Fairfax County has a 4 percent unemployment rate, the City of Alexandria 3.1 perent and Arlington County reports just 3.1 percent of the workforce looking for work. Classically, 4 percent unemployment, give or take, was considered “full employment.”

The thinking went that anyone looking for a job in that environment was just in transition.

The economists call it “frictional unemployment.” Of course, just how good a definition that is depends on the type of employment and the size of the economy in question.

The Virginia Market website has some great local statistics. One that captured my attention was the top jobs being advertised on the Internet across the state. It’s an interesting mix. Reflecting the growth in the health care industry, Registered Nurses topped the list.

There are apparently nearly 10,000 advertisements for RNs. Coming second, at a little over 4,000 advertisements were Tractor Trailer Truck drivers and third at about the same number were retail jobs. And

Letter to the Editor: Dear Editor, In November, adults of King George County are called on to vote one of the candidate supervisors for At-large position on the King George Board of Supervisors. This year my choice is overwhelmingly Mrs. Ruby Brabo, for quite numerous overwhelming reasons to represent all of our county on the Board of Supervisors, and for all people of our great county., She was so up-beat about King George County, that she tried to coordinate by visiting and reported so much of other organizations, that our other supervisors felt it was desirable, on their part, to restrict her travel funds, even though travel allowances have always been more than ever been used. Her

time availability is almost unlimited because her spouse’s income provides all that is needed for her family of four.

Her vocation in life is to support local areas, where ever she lives, support to have viable, stable areas.

This, now and in the past, was and is needed to move our county forward. Her optimism for our county to stay rural, while improving our county’s future, was quite obvious in her presentation during the information session recently at Presidential Lakes during her election kick off in July.

Her gender has many advantages. (She is not of the “Good Old Boy” male clique of the past), and also because of female’s tendencies to negotiate vs. the male tendencies in resolv-

ing questions.

She, as the Dahlgren Supervisor, has had quarterly public information open meetings in facilities best suited for communicating both ways, plus providing copies of timely county reports. To promise in campaigning to have information meetings, but not following through is not her way, as opposed to others. She follows through!

Yes, Mrs. Ruby Brabo is outstanding among King George residents, with her knowledge, availability, enthusiasm, optimism, and inclusiveness to represent the whole of our county on the Board of Supervisors; No Question.

This election, this time, could fill three different supervisor positions, if voting is done to have the current Dahlgren Supervisor move

up to the At-large Supervisor. This would provide for a more open and secure county operation. With Ruby as truly included on our county management team, it would provide for a stable, rural county for all residents.

Howard V. Yarus Dahlgren October 23, 2015 is Red Stocking Day. Women of the world take the day off all paid and unpaid work.

Started in 1975, the movement is a joint effort to call for equal pay, equal rights for women around the world. Organized events are held around the world.

If you can’t take off work, wear read stockings or socks in support of this ongoing fight.

In My Humble Opinion: There is much tension in the county of King George. It is almost palpable.

Kids, teachers, drivers and staff are gearing up for another school year.

It’s hard to imagine the behind the scenes work that’s been going on.

The KG Fall Festival committee has been ramping up their efforts to pull off another successful event on October 10 & 11. The theme, It’s A Celebration” promises good music, good food and good clean fun.

Sports teams are practicing hard in the summer heat. Coaches and players are counting down the days to the first official whistle and kick off.

Local and state politicians are planting their signs around the roadsides. Like roadside weeds, the red, white, blue, green and other colors of the rainbow are popping up all over.

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Take a deep breath King George.

It’s all good.

finally, always encouraging as we move towards the new economy, was a large demand for Information Technology professionals.

But, what about our cities? In spite of the general perception that cities have a tough go of it a couple, very close to us, are doing rather well. Fredericksburg, whose unemployment in July was 6 percent and has been dropping consistently this year, receives high marks for its diverse economic base; the University of Mary Washington, the Hospital, and the presence of some many local businesses working on contracts for the government.

Another city on this high flying list is Harrisonburg. They have James Madison University, a major employer and recently SRI, a large IT and government services contractor,

opened up a large “Cyber center” in Harrisonburg. The city is very anxious to leverage its university identity and is trying to snare some new corporate citizens.

One concern, that dark cloud we economists like so much, is our reliance on the government. We’re sort of addicted to it.

Washington D.C. is so close and whether it’s Dahlgren, Fort Belvoir, or the Norfolk Naval Base, there is a large government and contractor presence throughout the eastern part of the state. The problem is that military and government spending is tailing off and may continue to do so.

And this means, that Virginia’s economy, unless we work a little harder to diversity industry and business base, will be vulnerable to these changes.

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The Pre-Anniversary Celebration of the (MGM) Mighty Gospel Melodies, will be held on Saturday, August 22, starting at 5 p.m. To be held at Macedonia Baptist Church in Woodford, VA, this event will feature The Singing Deacons, of Washingon, DC; The Spiritual Inspiration, of Southern MD; The Barbour Travelers, of Clifton, VA and the Mighty Gospel Melodies, of King George.

Free admission, live recording.

There will be a free will offering.

Call Deacon Pratt, (540) 207-2802, Brother James Anderson (540) 429-4709 or Brother Robert Polk, (540) 514-0891.

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Macedonia Baptist Church , 1081 Macedonia Lane, CB, will hold homecoming and revival services beginning Aug. 23 with Pastor Sales as speaker at the 11 a.m. service. Dinner will be served following the morning service. The afternoon service will begin at 3 p.m. with the Rev. Tyrone Queen, Mt. Sinai Baptist Church, Wash, DC as guest, accompanied by choir and congregation. Revival services will be held Aug 24-28 at 7 p.m. nightly with Pastor Queen (Mon-Tues) and Rev. Joel Nelson, New Destiny Baptist Church, Fredericksburg on Wed-Fri.

Virginia Tech names students to spring 2015 semester dean’s list The following Virginia Tech students were named to the dean’s list for the spring 2015 semester.

To qualify for the dean’s list, students must complete at least 12 credit hours graded on the A-F option and earn a 3.4 grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) during the semester.

Aldyn F. Abell,senior majoring in agribusiness in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences; Aaron D. Barnette, senior majoring in computer science in the College of Engineering; Jesse A. Bibel, sophomore majoring in university studies; Leira Therese G. Carreon, senior majoring in architecture in the College of Architecture and Urban Studies; Gabriel P. Chavez, senior majoring in electrical engineering in the College of Engineering; Alexander C. DeRieux, senior majoring in electrical engineering in the College of Engineering; David P. Fredrickson, junior majoring in accounting and information systems in the Pamplin College of Business; Grace E. Grossen, junior majoring in animal and poultry sciences in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences; Christopher A. Hays, freshman majoring in geosciences in the College of Science; Kimberly C. Howell, sophomore majoring in mathematics in the College of Science; Richard J. Howell, senior majoring in computer science in the College of Engineering; Anna I. Kniceley, freshman majoring in marketing management in the Pamplin College of Business; Nathaniel A. Lawton, senior majoring in agricultural science in the College of Agriculture and Life

Sciences; Samuel R. Lawton, senior majoring in agricultural science in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences; Selena L. Learn, sophomore majoring in fine arts in the College of Architecture and Urban Studies; Virginia M. Melton, junior majoring in international studies in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences; Marc A. Miller, junior majoring in mechanical engineering in the College of Engineering; Joel T. Morrissett, senior majoring in mechanical engineering in the College of Engineering; Steven M. Morrissette, senior majoring in sustainable biomaterials in the College of Natural Resources and Environment; William S. Owen; sophomore majoring in general engineering in the College of Engineering; Edgar J. Patuga, junior majoring in statistics in the College of Science; Amy L. Southall, sophomore majoring in professional and technical writing in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences; Jake A. Spivak, junior majoring in mechanical engineering in the College of Engineering; Stephanie A. Such, senior majoring in food science and technology in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences; Katherine G. Tiedge, sophomore majoring in biological sciences in the College of Science; Benjamin P. White, a secondyear student majoring in the twoyear agricultural technology associate’s degree program in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Local KGHS student earns membership in NSHSS

Memorial Bike Ride slated for Paul C. Reber

Local student, Eric Jeffrey Davis, Jr. received notice in July, that he was selected to become a member of the National Society of High School Scholars. The Society recognizes top scholars who have demonstrated outstanding leadership, scholarship and community commitment.

NSHSS membership is a lifetime honor. At each step along the way, from high school to college to career, NSHSS connects outstanding young scholars with the resources they need to develop their strengths and pursue their passions. “EJ�, a rising junior at KGHS, has been a Commonwealth Governor’s School student since the 9th grade, is ranked in the top 1% of his class, is a mentor for the Fellowship of Christian Atheletes at KGHS, plays basketball and is active at his church, Shiloh Baptist of Port Royal. His parents are Eric J. Davis, Sr. and Vanessa Davis. Grandparents are Earl & Joyce Roy of KG; Levon Davis of KG, and Vincent Parker of Montross.

God parents are Rev. Gregory Nick & 1st Lady Diana Nick of Shiloh.

A Memorial Bicycle Ride in memory of PAUL C. REBER, Ph.D. will be held on August 21, 2015, rain or shine.

At 8 a.m., riders will meet at Stan’s Skateland, 17408 Kings Highway/RT 3, Montross, VA 22520 and ride to Stratford Hall, 483 Great House Road, Stratford, VA 22558, where there will be a memorial service at 10 a.m.

The ride will be a sub-10 mile route to Stratford Hall. Heading west on Rt. 3, from Stan’s, less than a mile, turn right on Zacata Road/645 for about 2.3 miles and turn left on Chilton RD/643 (just passed Sho-Nuff Bar-B-Q).

Travel about 1.5 miles, and turn right onto Stratford Hall Road/609. (4-way intersection).

Travel to Great House Road and the church just past it.

The ride is “at-will, at a moderate pace, and is unmarked, unprotected and unsupported.

The ride is no cost, but riders are free to make donations as indicated by the family.

Participants are encouraged to remember the reason for the ride.

Therapy Dogs group helps KG Summer Lunch Bunch program

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Potomac Elementary PTA 5k & 1 Mile Fun Run September 27, 2015 Race starts and ends at PES 16495 15th St. Dahlgren, VA 22448 5k begins @ 8 a.m.

1 Mile Fun Run begins @ 9:30 a.m. $20 for 5k until 9/15/15 then $23 $12 for 1 Mile until 9/15/15 then $15 Additional $7 for T-shirt Register at school or online at www.racetimingunlimited.org

SAVE THE DATES October 10-11 KG Fall Festival November 14 German Holiday Market December 12 Holly Jolly Market Bazaar

3 Ribbons for 3 Reasons showcased at August Love Thy Neighbor event Love Thy Neighbor celebrated their end of summer August event with a wonderful turnout! The McDonald’s, a southern Gospel group, captured the audience’s attention with Gordon engaging folks to sing along with him in his karaoke style performance as he walked up and down the aisles. What a blessing!

Christina Dempsey was our guest speaker along with the support of her father, Sheriff Steve Dempsey.

Christina is the founder of 3 Ribbons for 3 Reasons ~ created to honor the memory of her sister, Bethany; niece, Lauren White; and 8-year-old Abigail Cullen, who were killed in an August 2013 crash. With her ongoing campaign to focus on distracted driving and the impact of losing loved ones, August is now, officially the Awareness month in VA for 3 Ribbons for 3 Reasons “Losing Loved Ones in a Tragic Auto Accident�. Ribbons were available with three colors to illustrate her message. Black represents loss; purple is for purpose; and green, for life.

Gateway Church youth and KG Church of God volunteers came to assist with serving the meals, and help guests going through the Food

Fancy’s Friends Therapy Dog group presented a check to the KG Summer Lunch Bunch in support of the program. Shown above left to right are Janice Hill, Sue Coleman, Julie Boucher, KG Lunch Bunch program chair and Paula Wilson. The donation will help with supplies and expenses incurred by this successful summer program.

Pantry line. Ms. Frances, many thanks for your assistance in the kitchen. Our food pantry overflowed with fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, breads and desserts, in addition to the normal breakfast, lunch, dinner and miscellaneous choices. Our hygiene selections continue to expand, basic items we often take for granted are offered.

Ms. Judy Hart, candidate for the Commissioner of Revenue, joined us to speak and mingle as well as assist in our Food Pantry.

Ms. Patricia, from the Community Care Clinic continues to perform blood pressure checks, answer questions and provide recommendations to those who require attention.

Food/hygiene donations can be dropped off at the King George Citizen’s Center and/or the King George YMCA. If you know of anyone who could benefit from our once a month Food Pantry & Soup Kitchen please share our information with them: Phone:(540)940-9846. Email: kgc. ltn@gmail.com. Website: www.kgltn.org Our next event will be held on Sunday, September 20, please come join us!

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Local Church Directory Fletcher's Chapel United Methodist

8330 Fletcher's Chapel Rd. at 218

Pastor Michael Reaves fletcherschapel-kinggeorge-va.org Worship Services 8:30 & 11:00 a.m.

Sunday School 9:45 a.m.

(540) 775-7247 Two Rivers Baptist Church Meeting at their new church

Intersection of Rokeby and Kings Hwy. (Rt. 3)

Sunday School ..............9:30 a.m.

Worship........................10:30 a.m.

COME VISIT US • ALL ARE WELCOME

Rev. Peyton Wiltshire

For Information call 540710-3831

Good Hope Baptist Church

17223 Good Hope Rd. - corner Rt. 218E & 619 phone: 540-775-9487 email: goodhope.baptistchurch@va.metrocast.net or visit www.goodhopeministries.org

• Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. • Worship - 11:00 a.m. • Prayer & Bible Study (Wed.) 7:30 p.m.

Rev. Arthur J. Washington, Jr. Pastor “Building the Church & Reaching the World for Christ�

804-224-9695

"Pastor Larry M. Robinson�

Sunday Worship - 10 a.m.

Bible Studies: Church School - 9 a.m.

Wednesdays - Noon & 6 p.m.

Intercessory Prayer: Tuesdays 5 p.m.

15681 Owens Dr. in Dahlgren, VA Church Phone: (540) 663-2831

You're invited to worship with

EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH

3207 Quarter Hill Rd., Supply VA 22436

(804) 443-4168

Sunday School 10 a.m.

Sunday Morning Worship 11 a.m.

Bible Study Wednesdays at 7 p.m.

Rev. Irving Woolfolk, Jr.

"A Church where everybody is somebody!"

Dr. Sherman Davis, Pastor 10640 Kings Hwy King George, VA 22485 www.tabernaclebaptistkg.org 540-775-7188

Randall Snipes, Senior Pastor

8096 Leedstown Rd. Colonial Beach, VA

“Building God’s Kingdom On Earth�

Tabernacle Baptist Church

Oak Grove Baptist Church Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m.& 11 Awana-Sundays-5 p.m.

Bible Study-Wednesdays 6:30 p.m.

Little Ark Baptist Church

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W&L preparing for season with new uniforms, players and coaches Richard Leggitt The Washington and Lee Eagles are preparing for the 2015 football season with new uniforms, dozens of new players and several new assistant coaches.

“This will be a young and inexperienced football team,” said Coach Todd Jones. “I like the attitude the players bring to practice every day and their work ethic has been second to none.”

In his first year at Washington and Lee last season, Jones led the Eagles to the second round of the 1-A playoffs. Washington and Lee defeated Charles City 69-34 in the first round, but lost to Parry McCluer in the second round 48-28.

The 2014 team finished the season with a 9-3 record. But eight all-conference players from that team have graduated and top-flight running back D.J. Weldon, who was injured for part of last season, has transferred to James Monroe.

So this year’s team will be a new challenge for Jones.

“Coach Jones has been really good at inspiring commitment,” said Washington and Lee Athletic Director Malcolm Lewis. “These kids have bought in. They have been working very hard and it shows.”

Washington and Lee will move up to Division 2-A this year, but Jones said that does not concern him. “We are going to take it on game at a time,” he said. “We are focusing on being as successful as possible in our ten regular season games this year.”

The returning varsity players from last year, including talented all-region wide receiver Jarret Sumiel, are working hard in practice. Sumiel said he is not worried about the smaller number of returning seasoned ath-

Photo courtesy of Washington & Lee Athletic Department

letes.

“I have been playing varsity since my first year,” he said. “I am excited about the pressure, I want it. That will make me a better player and make everybody else play better too.”

Among those joining Sumiel from last year’s playoff team are defensive back Cullen Bell, running backs JaQuan Ball and Ramani Goode, wide receiver Joseph Fulcher, offensive linemen Mehki Lee, Larry White and Maxwell Davies and defensive lineman Austin Harrison.

The returning varsity athletes will

be joined by a solid group of young players who played on a Washington and Lee JV team last year, which went 8-2.

Jones is expecting solid seasons from wide receiver Carson Bell, running back D.Q. Bunns, linebacker Garrett Oliff and running back D’Marco Baylor.

Bunns, who was promoted to the varsity during the playoffs last year, said he was excited for the season and somewhat nervous.

“My biggest challenge is my fear of being nervous,” he said. “I just want

to play my game for my team.”

Carson Bell, who was a top performer for the Washington and Lee JV team last year, said he is focused on making the varsity.

“I am excited,” he said. “I am trying to get a starting position and I can’t wait for the first game.”

The new players will be taught by a number of new assistant coaches for the 2015 season.

“The new coaches are bringing new energy to the team,” Lewis said.

Jones is known for the high level of competitiveness he brings to the

King George Foxes gear up for football season that could prove to be a turning point potentially be the most entertaining game of the season.

Given the fact the Eagles rallied to defeat the Foxes, 46-44, in overtime last year may be an inspirational factor for both teams to play their hearts out.

Provided the wing-T implementation pays off, the Foxes will be dangerous. They will have a huge depth pool of players who could easily start on other teams.

In regards to starting position, nothing is set in stone. “Everybody has had a fair shot at every position they want to play,” Smith said. “We will put them in spots where they can make our team successful.”

Now that King George has one scrimmage (Culpeper under its belt), the Foxes system is now set for the season.

“Each week, we have to get ready to play and be prepared for war,” Smith said. “In reality, every team we will face will not be a pushover. No game is going to be a give-away because it will test the character and adversity that we will face.”

Photo courtesy of the King George High School Athletic Department

With the regular season just over the horizon, the King George varsity football team anxiously await the first game against Washington and Lee. Leonard Banks Sports Editor The 2015 fall sports season potentially could be a turning point for the Foxes’ varsity football team.

After graduating 24 seniors from last year’s program, the Foxes will have a litany of talented players capable of taking the team beyond the Division 19 playoffs.

“Skill-wise, we have a lot of talent,” King George High School head football coach Jeff Smith said.

“A lot of these kids have grown up, and played together since their elementary school days. I think if you come through a system playing little league, middle school, junior varsity, and up to the varsity level, great things will happen if you’ve stuck together.”

With veterans such as Will Clift, Rashod Peyton, Jordan Aily, Ashton Howard, Hunter Dobson, Remmington Green, Devan and Deon Williams, Hunter Dobson, and host of other potential standouts, the Foxes have a strong chance of making a run at the conference title.

However, in spite of having one of the fastest and skill-proven teams in

the area, the Foxes must overcome a heavily competitive Conference 19.

From Chancellor to Louisa, there appears to be no weak link in the Foxes new conference.

Last season, the Foxes struggled in the latter half the season, finishing with a 4-6 record.

This season, the Foxes will run a totally new offense in form of the wing-T, which is derived from last year’s offense, the single-wing.

Vernon Lundsford will replace Jeremy Jack, as the team’s new offensive coordinator. Jack has returned to Colonial Beach High School, as the team’s head football coach.

Last season, Lundsford led Fredericksburg Christian to a state title. According to Smith, Lundsford has brought the Foxes a wealth knowledge, and most importantly, the players have bought into the program.”

“This year’s players are very focused,” Smith said. “I’ve gone back to the way it was when I first started, where it started at the top with discipline, paying attention to detail, and making sure you know what you’re doing.”

On Aug. 27 in Montross, the regu-

lar season officially will start for both King George and Washington & Lee High School. Although the game will be a non-conference game, the emotions and competitive nature between the two area rivals could

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football field and the new coaching staff reflects his passion.

Well known throughout the Northern Neck, Jones coached the Essex Trojans to a state championship, and an overall record of 70 wins against 17 losses, before leaving for Pulaski. He is noted for having a swarming defense and a fast-paced offense.

Jones returned to the Northern Neck District and Washington and Lee last year and had a very successful season despite some key injuries.

He is optimistic about this year.

“The effort that is being put in right now is great,” he said. “There is a lot of competition, every position is up for grabs. The kids are just getting a good feel for what I like to do, but we are working to get better every day. It’s going to take some time to build chemistry, but we are going to be okay.

“They are pretty much going to be a no-name team, but that is helping them buy into the team concept,” said Lewis. “New year, new coaches, new team. It is going to be exciting.”

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Aug. 28 – at Avalon, Md.

Aug. 27 (Thurs) – at W&L

Sept. 4 – at Randolph-Henry

Sept. 3 (Thurs) – Essex

Sept. 11 – at Franklin

Sept. 11 – at Liberty-Bealeton

Sept. 18 – at Sussex Central

Sept. 18 – Louisa

Oct. 2 – Charles City

Sept. 25 – at I.C. Norcom

Oct. 9 – at Rappahannock

Oct. 9 – Spotsylvania

Oct. 16 – Essex

Oct. 16 – at Caroline–

Oct. 23 – at Northumberland

Oct. 23 – Courtland

Oct. 30 – Lancaster

Oct. 30 – Chancellor

Nov. 6 – at Washington & Lee

Nov. 6 – at James Monroe

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Knizner wraps up stint in Cape Cod League, hopes for college championship Leonard Banks Sports editor Andrew Knizner’s dream of winning the College World Series has been put on hold for another year.

Instead of resting on past laurels, the native of Glen Allen, VA has focused his efforts on off-season college baseball. For the second time in his baseball career, Knizner has concentrated on improving his baseball skills in the prestigious Cape Cod League.

After a solid season that featured a 36-23 overall record, Knizner’s North Carolina State University team lost, 9-8 to TCU in the first round of regional competition.

If the Wolfpack had defeated TCU, and won the subsequent super regional championship, they would advanced the College World Series, where they would have played against the current NCAA champion, University of Virginia.

As fate would have it, UVA eventually claimed the NCAA title by defeating Vanderbilt, 4-2.

Knizner’s family ties to King George are strong.

His mother is a King George High School graduate, as well as a member of the undisputed best field hockey team in school history. His grandfather continues to reside in King George.

Throughout the summer, Knizner, along with a select group of college standouts, competed in the Cape Cod League.

In an effort to explore Knizner’s skill set, his coaches rotated him from third base to catcher.

“It wasn’t an easy transition, and I am nowhere near a finished product,” Knizner said. “Catching is the type of position, where every time you go out there, you learn something.”

Knizner helped the Wareham Gatemen (17-25-2) to a third place standing, a playoff berth. He posted nine RBIs, 12 hits, six doubles, five walks, and 10 RBIs. Knizner had a specific plan while playing the league for the second year in a row. In an effort to become

an all-around player, he focused on seeing more pitches, and getting on base more often.

Cape Cod League members are exposed to living in rural conditions, where character building is essential.

Prior to attending practice or games, players earn money by doing farmrelated jobs for the community.

Scouts and representatives from Major League Baseball are a normal fixture at each Cape Cod game.

Thus far, Knizner has spoken with the Boston Red Sox, Pirates, Yankees, and the Oakland A’s. Percentage-wise, out of every 20 players that compete in the Cape Cod league, 18 are drafted into the major league.

With a wealth of post-season experience behind him, Knizner is focused on another collegiate championship run.

“We had a good season, we had chances to move on, but we didn’t finish” Knizner said. “However, next year’s team will have experience, and understand how we need to play down the stretch.”

Photo courtesy of Rob Reardon, Team Photographer

North Carolina State University catcher Andrew Knizner powers the ball back to the pitcher’s mound during the NCSU’s playoff game against the Florida State Seminoles. Knizner has finished up a stint with the Cape Cod League and is prepping to return for another season at NCSU.

2015 King George High School Hall of Fame Class Staff Report For the past six years, the committee representing the King George High School Sports Hall of Fame has painstakingly taken the time to honor a select group athletes to enter the King George High School Sports Hall of Fame.

On Aug. 28 at Cameron Hills Golf Course, the KGHSSHOF will host the sixth annual Radley CadillacChevy King George Hall of Fame Benefit Golf Tournament. Currently there is room for four more teams to enter a team. Contact Gary Butler at 540-847-7733 or download an entry form at www.kinggeorgehalloffame. com.

The class will be introduced at halftime of the Sept. 18 home conference football game against Louisa.

On Sept.19, the following KGHS alumni have met the criteria for induction into the hall of fame: Donna Coley, Robert Spanbauer, Katherine Johnson, Gary Butler and the 1960 boys’ basketball team.

Coley, a KGHS basketball coach for 19 years, has been honored with numerous awards throughout her coaching career. Among her honors includes: Free Lance-Star Coach of the Year, 1977, 1979; National High School Athletic Coaches Association Coach of the Year, District 2; eight district championships; five district tournament championships, three regional championships, one state runner-up.

In addition, Coley coached gymnastics for 15 years. As a gymnastics coach, she won both gymnastics district, and regional champions in 1977 and 1978.

After transferring from Salem, Ohio, Spanbauer dominated the Northern Neck, Regional Championship and State Championship, finishing undefeated in every race he entered. From the 880 (2:05.6) to the 2 mile (9:46.7), Spanbauer set the bar on track & field. Although Spanbauer passed away, his athletic accomplishments will forever be embedded into the KGHS record books.

Johnson’s legacies in sports were

her significant contributions at King George High School and James Madison University. The three-year starter at KGHS averaged 15 points per game as a junior and 17 points per game as a senior. She also led her team to a 17-0 season that included a district and regional championship.

At JMU, Johnson was the first 1,000-point scorer in JMU history; finishing with 1,365 points. Before graduating, she held 15 JMU records including top scorer (18.2) and top rebounder (12.6), a record that still stands.

Along with her college basketball honors, she coached Madison High School to numerous district and regional championships, as well as a state championship (1991). Her coaching career ended with a record of 447-397.

Butler will be remembered as the complete athlete. Whether it was basketball, track & field or basketball, Butler left an impressive mark on area sports. In basketball, Butler ruled the paint. He was a two-time Most Valuable Player in District F, All District Team for both junior and senior year. The two-time co-captain was a school record holder with 851 rebounds. Notably, during his threeyear varsity career, his teams won 52 games while losing just seven.

His senior team won 20 consecutive games before losing the state championship.

The All State, All Regional, and Sunkist Honorable Mention All American also finished with 872 points in his career.

As a football player, Butler was versatile as he played quarterback, free safety, punter and kicker.

Among his numerous track & field honors, he held the school record in the discus and high hurdles.

At JMU, Butler was a two-time cocaptain, and two time Most Valuable Player of the team. He is the only double-double performer in school history, averaging 14.3 points per game and 11.2 rebounds. The member of the JMU Hall of fame finished his college career by scoring 870 points and grabbing 682 rebounds.

Leonard Banks

Annually, the community of King George celebrates its finest athletes with an induction ceremony, and a halftime football game introduction. After posting an undefeated record of 10-0, the 1983 King George High School field hockey team (above) did what no other team in school history could do.

The 1960 KGHS boy’s baseball team will long be remembered as a dominating group in a “David versus Goliath” atmosphere. The team lost only one game en route to winning the district and playoff championship. Most of the Foxes wins were against teams with future professional baseball careers such as Ken Willard (Varina) and the Haney brothers (Orange).

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VDGIF studying catfish movements on Rappahannock River, across Virginia how and when they move, the biologists collected 30 fish in a range of sizes from a mere 15 inches up to a 40-inch trophy fish.

My daughters and I actually got to watch them surgically implant an acoustic transmitter into several of the fish. We also watched them tag some fish.

Each acoustic transmitter is quite small - slightly smaller than a Tootsie Roll - and sends out a unique “ping� that can be picked up in several ways.

The biologists have boats with equipment on them that can pick up and map the location of the individual fish.

There also are stationary receivers in the river that monitor these tracked fish. Biologists can pick up those receivers and download the information as needed and continue to check them for the next year.

According to Aaron Bunch, VDGIF Tidal River Fisheries Project Leader, the information will let them know where the fish move, how of-

Mark Fike A few weeks ago on the Rappahannock River near King George, I bumped into some of the fisheries biologists from the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries.

Because of my writing work for various publications, I know many of these guys and asked what project brought them to our area.

Their work keeps them hopping from lakes, ponds and our rivers across the state, and I wondered what study they might be doing on the Rappahannock River.What I found out is quite interesting.

VDGIF is conducting a study to determine the movements and population characteristics of the blue catfish in the tidal river systems of Virginia.

Prior to the day I ran into the biologists on the Rappahannock near Hopyard, they had been at work on the Pamunkey River. To better understand the catfish population and

ten they move, population dynamics and so on. The battery life on the transmitters is generally a year.

The biologists also worked as a team to tag each fish with a pink tubular tag near the dorsal fin. A number is on each tag to identify the fish. Because all anglers should have an interest in the results of this study, they are asked to call in any tagged fish in that they catch. The telephone number is on the fish tag. Let the person answering the phone know if you kept the fish to eat or if you released it.

If you are fishing on the river this week or next and see a series of large green boats with equipment on them, it may be VDGIF doing its annual population survey on the river.

Give the guys a wave, throttle down your motor so as not to send up a huge wake and give them some room to work. Hopefully we will be able to get an update on the population of blue catfish from them sometime in September.

Photo by Mark Fike

VDGIF biologists tag and prepare to release a catfish on the Rappahannock River as part of an ongoing study.

Outdoor Report brown crawdad colors. White perch continue to hit in the creeks. Puppy drum are more or less a no show so far, which is disappointing. Catfish are hitting riverwide on anything that they can eat.

Aqua Land Marina reported catfish biting far better than croaker.

In fact, they said they have not had any reports of croaker. Striper are also a no-show. The bluefish are also

Mark & Missy Fike Saltwater fishing in some areas is still very slow. We have no answers as to why, but advise anglers to do their homework before they head to the water.

Potomac River — Bass angling continues to be good early and late and the color scheme that appears to be working best is orange and

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Rappahannock River — Catfish action was quite good this week. Eels are the favored bait for larger fish, while shad is the best bait for eating-size fish.

Bass were reportedly hitting on cranks along structure. Some nice bream can be had near woody structures in water less than four feet deep.

Motts Run Reservoir — The nighttime catfish tournament was a

hit this past weekend. Lots of bluegill are hitting now from the piers and are keeper size. Plenty of small bass up to 3 pounds were caught around the reservoir on minnows and plastics.

A really large bass put on a show by coming up at the pier on the end of an unlucky angler’s line. The huge bass shook mightily and threw the hook.

Saltwater fishing has been

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Flounder are hitting at the CBBT on strip baits, GULP, and squid/ minnow concoctions. Jig your bait to get the best bite.

The Spanish are also in force near the CBBT and Virginia Beach, but not many are reported north of that

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There are plenty in the CBBT area it seems but the usual haunts of the Middle Grounds and the Target Ship off Point Lookout were void of bait or fish on Friday.

Spadefish are around structure but not doing much biting of angler’s baits. Croaker are hitting squid and shrimp in the lower quarter of the tidal rivers and the bay near ledges.

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Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2015

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King George SOL pass rates released

State accreditation and Federal accountability reports pending Phyllis Cook Standards of Learning pass rate scores were released last week by the Virginia Department of Education for the state and all divisions and schools.

Like the state’s results, King George’s pass rates indicated more students passing the test overall for the division and the schools.

“Hats off to the students, families and staff of King George for making such results a reality,” Superintendent Rob Benson said. “It is very rewarding to learn that KGCS students continue to perform at very high levels on the state SOL assessments.”

“Purposeful planning, quality ongoing assessment to monitor progress, and effective feedback to propel higher levels of learning and skill development are the primary antecedents to such positive results on the SOLs,” Benson added.

Like most divisions, King George had a few declines in some subject areas for subgroups of students, including gains needed for black students, those with disabilities, and students economically disadvantaged.

“Based on the results, it is evident our teachers, leaders, and support staff are committed to ensuring every student accesses a curriculum that attends to what each student must know and be able to do,” Benson said.

One reason for the overall gains in pass rates is that the past school year, 2014-15, was the first time students in grades 3-8 were allowed to retake the state standardized tests. Across the state, student performance on retakes increased pass rates by an average of about four percentage points.

“By providing a second chance, we get a more complete picture of the performance of schools in preparing students to meet the commonwealth’s high expectations for learning and achievement,” Superintendent of Public Instruction Steven R. Staples said.

“We all understand the limitations of a single, point-in-time test. Some students who initially do not pass may have just had a bad day. And there are students who barely miss the benchmark and just need a little extra instruction in a particular area to achieve proficiency.”

The pass rate information released

“Hats off to the students, families and staff of King George for making such results a reality.

-Rob Benson, Superintendent

on Aug. 11 can be accessed online at the state’s education website: http:// www.doe.virginia.gov/statistics_reports/accreditation_federal_reports/ index.shtml#passrates. The page provides links to raw data of pass rates for individual tests for schools and divisions. It also contains archival information for previous years, including those for school report cards. New school report cards incorporating the current test data will be issued later this fall, along with some analysis of the pass rates for each school.

Here is a snapshot for each school in the King George division providing overall percentage pass rates in 2014-15 compared to the previous year, 2013-14. State accreditation benchmarks require 70 percent pass rates for each subject area.

KING GEORGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL showed progress in all subject areas with higher pass rates • Reading: from 72 to 81 percent passing.

• History/Social Studies: from 77 to 86 percent passing.

• Math: from 81 to 87 percent passing.

• Science: from 75 to 78 percent passing.

SEALSTON ELEMTARY SCHOOL showed progress in all subject areas except science pass rates, which stayed level but above the 70 percent benchmark • Reading: from 71 to 83 percent passing.

• History/Social Studies: from 82 to 87 percent passing.

• Math: from 83 to 84 percent passing.

• Science: from 78 to 78 percent passing.

POTOMAC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL showed progress in all areas except one with a slight decline in math, but above the 70 percent benchmark • Reading: from 79 to 85 percent passing.

• History/Social Studies: from 89 to 99 percent passing.

• Math: from 81 to 85 percent passing.

• Science: from 88 to 81 percent passing.

KING GEORGE MIDDLE SCHOOL showed progress in two areas, with significant improvement in the pass rate for math, and level in one area, and declines in two subject areas • Reading: from 72 to 80

percent passing.

• Writing: from 74 to 69 percent passing.

• History/Social Studies: from 85 to 85 percent passing.

• Math: from 63 to 78 percent passing.

• Science: from 83 to 78 percent passing.

KING GEORGE HIGH SCHOOL showed some progress in math, with slight declines or level pass rates in other subject areas • Reading: from 91 to 91 percent passing.

• Writing: from 88 to 85 percent passing.

• History/Social Studies: from 87 to 85 percent passing.

• Math: from 64 to 67 percent passing.

• Science: from 86 to 85 percent passing.

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The parents of a Northern Neck couple purchased this “coffee table” (quotes are mine) many years ago in Austria or in Germany.

The wood is a type of European walnut, and the burled marquetry in the veneered top is in good condition.

Underneath the feet no holes exist that would have indicated Henry Lane the presence Hull of casters. The owners think it might have been refinished.

This table is either from Bavaria or from Austria, and dates from the Biedermeier Period or shortly thereafter, that is, the early to mid-nineteenth century. I place the term, “coffee table” in quotations because the table has been cut down from its original size to serve in a role unknown at the

time of its making. The table more properly should be termed a parlor table, and came from the cabinetmaker at 28 to 30 inches high.

Having been reduced in size, significantly affects the table’s value. As I have written many times, originality is the key to establishing the worth of an antique. In the nineteenth century the concept of a modern coffee table had not dawned. Only in the first half of the twentieth century, after coffee tables came on the scene, did furniture refinishers begin cutting down period parlor tables to serve in front of sofas as coffee tables.

Over the many years that I have been in this business I have seen hundreds of fine tables that have been so reduced. Unfortunately, in those circumstances not merely the tables themselves, but also their values have been lowered. In the case of the present table, the refinishing, which probably was done at the same time as the alteration, contributes to the lessening of value. Today the

Advertise your yard sale in table is worth $150, whereas in its original condition as a representative of the Biedermeier Period, it would be worth over $500.

Biedermeier pieces remain strong on the market, but this one regrettably has lost much of its value.

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operate Commonwealth Antiques and Appraisals, Inc. at 5150 Jessie duPont Hwy. in Wicomico Church, VA. Write to him at P. O. Box 35, Wicomico Church, VA 22579 or e-mail questions to henrylanehull@commonwealthantiques.com.

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Public Notice

To the owners of an abandoned motor vehicle left unattended for several weeks on a public street in the Town of Colonial Beach, Virginia. The description is as follows: 1991 Pontiac, white minivan. Virginia license plate, Tag #VBA 1239, expiration date May 2015, Vin#1GMCU06D5MT205678. The motor vehicle is in violation of Colonial Beach Town code.

Anyone having an ownership interest in this vehicle is advised to contact the Building and Zoning Office located at 315 Douglas Avenue, Colonial Beach, VA (804) 224-7506 by August 30, 2015. Please be advised that if the responsible owner of the motor vehicle does not claim the motor vehicle by August 31, 2015, it may be sold at Public Auction.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CONCERNING THE INTENTION OF THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF COLONIAL BEACH, VIRGINIA TO PROPOSE FOR PASSAGE A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF AN ESTIMATED MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF $9,668,131 GENERAL OBLIGATION SCHOOL BONDS, SERIES 2015 OF THE TOWN OF COLONIAL BEACH, VIRGINIA AND PROVIDING FOR THE FORM AND DETAILS THEREOF Notice is hereby given to all interested persons of a public hearing to be held by the Town Council of the Town of Colonial Beach, Virginia (the “Town”) at a regular meeting of the Town Council of the Town to be held on Saturday, September 12, 2015 at 9:00 a.m., or as soon thereafter as possible, in the Town Council Building, 22 Washington Avenue, Colonial Beach, Virginia 22443 regarding adoption of a resolution on the proposed issuance of an estimated maximum amount of $9,668,131 principal amount of general obligation school bonds of the Town. The proposed uses for which more than ten percent of the bond proceeds are expected to be used are the financing of the planning, design, acquisition, construction and equipping of a new elementary school (the “Project”) to be located in the Town, which Project constitutes a capital project for public school purposes. Persons may appear and present their views at the public hearing. A copy of the full text of the resolution is on file in the office of the Town Manager of the Town located at 315 Douglas Avenue, Colonial Beach, Virginia 22443.

If you should need auxiliary aids, please contact the Office of the Town Manager at (804) 224-7181 at least five (5) days in advance of the public hearing. Anyone needing assistance or accommodation under the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act should call the Town Manager’s Office at (804) 224-7181.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING KING GEORGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The King George County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing beginning at 6:15 p.m., on Tuesday, September 1, 2015, in the Robert H. Combs Board Room of the Revercomb Administration Building, 10459 Courthouse Drive, King George, Virginia 22485.

Case Number 15-04-CP01: Amendment to King George County Comprehensive Plan, to address drilling for oil and/or natural gas. Creates an addendum within Volume I to provide strategies for drilling for oil and/or natural gas and Volume II to address background information regarding drilling for oil and/or natural gas.

Case Number 15-04-Z02: Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment to Section 4.11, Exploratory drilling for oil and/or natural gas. The text amendment generally defines information needed for a special exception permit application, provides land use standard for site location, a baseline environment study and creates other land use related requirements for location of drilling site in King George County, Virginia.

Documents related to the above cases are available for public inspection during the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday in the Department of Community Development, King George County Revercomb Administration Building, 10459 Courthouse Drive, King George, Virginia. The public is invited to attend the above scheduled hearings and to express their views on the above cases. Those who are unable to attend the public hearings may submit their comments in writing to the Director of Community Development, 10459 Courthouse Drive, Suite 104, King George, Virginia 22485, prior to the scheduled hearings.

By Order of the King George County Board of Supervisors 8/19/15, 8/26/15

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King George public schools ready for Monday start of 2015-16 school year Phyllis Cook All administrative positions have now been filled in time for next week’s start of school when students return on Monday, Aug. 24.

Two new assistant principals started their positions last week following school board hiring action at its Aug. 8 meeting.

Brian Ritchie was hired at King George High School, with Kathleen Howard hired at Sealston Elementary.

According to Superintendent Rob Benson, the latest school board action resulted in filling the final two administrative vacancies for the division.

“There’s only one teaching position left to fill,” Benson said. “All administrators are now on board.”

King George High School Brian Ritchie is now one of three high school assistant positions.

He filled the vacancy opened by Mary Fisher’s transfer earlier this

summer to a central office position as supervisor of student and family services.

Ritchie served an administrative internship in 2014 at Lafayette Upper Elementary School in Fredericksburg. That was while he was a teacher and acting administrator at James Monroe High School from 2011-15.

Before coming to Virginia, Ritchie taught school in Chardon, OH, from 2007-11, first at Chardon Middle School then at Chardon Elementary School.

Prior to that, he was a teacher and dormitory supervisor at a high school, Grand River Academy, in Austinburg, OH from 2004-07.

Ritchie earned a bachelor’s degree in 2003 from Kent State University, a master’s degree in secondary education in 2010 at Youngstown State University, and got his endorsement in education leadership in 2014 with postgraduate course work at University of Mary Washington.

Sealston Elementary Kathleen Howard is the new assistant principal at Sealston, filling the vacancy left by Cynthia Malyevac’s recent promotion as the school’s principal.

Howard spent the last year as assistant principal of Northumberland Elementary School in Heathsville.

Prior to that, she was a teacher at Potomac Elementary beginning in 2004. She taught third grade until 2010, then was a math resource teacher for the last five years. Before that she was area manager for Childtime Learning Centers in Waldorf, MD, 2001-2004 and center director for Kindercare Learning Centers in Virginia Beach, 1995-2001.

She earned her Bachelor’s from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1992, and a Master’s in educational management and supervision from Strayer University in 2006, then a Master’s in educational administration and supervision from Regent University in 2014.

King George celebrates business opening

Photo courtesy of PNNMP

The Rochester House has received a $3,500 grant from Preservation Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula to fund preservation work.

Westmoreland’s historic Rochester House receives preservation grant Staff Report

Photo by Phyllis Cook

It was time to get the oversized scissors out on Aug. 14 at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of another new business in King George County, with several county officials taking part. Herbal Nails & Spa, located at 16463 Merchants Lane, is located in the King George Gateway Center adjacent to the Dahlgren Wal-Mart off U.S. 301. Planning Commissioner Tony Scaramozzi, Economic Development Authority member Jean Fraysse (with grandchild) participated in the ceremony, along with with Economic Development Director Linwood Thomas and new business owner Minh Ngo, who snipped the ribbon.

Commissioner of Revenue JoAnn Ando is seen behind the pair.

Dutch’s Market to close next month Richard Leggitt Dutch’s Market, a long time convenience store on Dahlgren Road in King George, is closing.

David Clare, who owns the store with his wife, Brenda, announced last week that the store will close in September.

Clare noted that Dutch’s, although very popular with its customers, has

seen a reduction in its sales numbers, especially since the opening of a new Sheetz store on Route 3 in King George, just two miles away.

Dutch’s, a mom-and-pop store that opened in 1977, has been known not only as a place that sold gas and groceries but as a community gathering place where locals could exchange views on politics,

sports and the weather while being helped by Dutch’s neighborly staff.

Clare said he and his wife have enjoyed their customers and have tried to provide a service to the community.

“I like to think this place had a little something to do with making their lives better,” said Clare, who grew up in King George.

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Preservation Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula (PNNMP) has embarked upon a new series of preservation grants in a larger amount than its previous annual gifts.

The first of these special annual grants was made to Dennis W. Gallagher, Jr. of Richmond County, who recently purchased the historic Rochester House in Westmoreland County near Lyells.

“This is only the first of our special grants, and we are working on several new targets, one of which will be announced soon. Of course we intend to keep up out smaller grant program where about $3,000 a year are given to numerous applicants,” said Edward J. White of Kinsale, PNNMP’s president.

The $3,500 grant will help finance stabilization work on the house. Gallagher, a local contractor, said: “I intend to repair two of the old brick

foundation wall piers, remove and replace deteriorated brick, repair the door sills and replace some windows that are beyond repair. I certainly know this is just a beginning.”

In addition to this grant, this Spring PNNMP arranged for donations of wood by Northern Neck Lumber of Warsaw and labor by Eagle River Construction Company of Lottsburg totaling about $750 to install new siding on one exterior wall.

As a special gift, the former owner, Agnes Andrews, presented Gallagher with numerous artifacts of the Native American and Colonial periods, which she discovered on the property over the years.

Built in 1746 by William Rochester on land which had been in his family from 1689, the tiny 16 x 20-foot building, with its huge chimney, is listed on the Virginia and the National historic registers.The house is featured on the cover of PNNMP’s best selling book: Historic Sites in Virginia’s Northern

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The value of the house is that it is virtually untouched since the date of its building and a renovation in about 1800 after the Rochester family sold the property.

Several preservation architects have described Rochester House as a living museum that displays its construction as well as the life style of a middle class 18th century Northern Neck family. John Rochester was a Revolutionary War militia captain and Westmoreland justice. Nathaniel Rochester left Westmoreland early and ultimately founded Rochester, New York, where he died in 1831.

PNNMP, formerly a branch of Preservation Virginia, is a charitable corporation dedicated to aiding preservation of historic sites and objects in the area. Its membership is open to all.

The organization’s website is http:// pnnmp.org/ and includes information on obtaining grants.

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King George School Bus Routes POTOMAC ES Bus: 005

Driver: Whitt, Judy 7:56 am START 15079 Owens Dr 7:57 am 15160/15163 Owens Dr 7:58 am OWENS Dr @ GREEN HILL Ln 7:59 am 15479 OWENS Dr 7:59 am 15491 Owens Dr 8:00 am 15513 Owens Dr 8:01 am 15187 DIXON Ln 8:05 am FAIRFAX Dr @ STAFFORD Ln 8:07 am FAIRFAX Dr @ ALEXIS Ln 8:10 am 4398 LISA Ln 8:12 am LISA Ln @ NAVIGATOR Ln 8:13 am NAVIGATOR Ln @ FERN Ct 8:14 am NAVIGATOR Ln @ VILLAGE Ln 8:19 am 17154 TWELFTH St 8:20 am TWELFTH St @ ROSEDALE Dr 8:21 am 17074 TWELFTH St 8:23 am 5361 Potomac Dr. 8:24 am FORREST Rd @ NORTH WILLIAMS CREEK 8:30 am DEST POTOMAC ES (END)

Bus: 006

Driver: Denton, Patricia 7:46 am START MATHIAS POINT Rd@ HILLIARD Ln 7:47 am MATHIAS POINT Rd @ OWENS LANDING 7:52 am 18160 Green Blvd 7:53 am 18212 Green Blvd 7:54 am 18224 Green Blvd 7:56 am 2222 River Dr 7:59 am 2213 Nancy Ln 7:59 am 2240 Nancy Ln 8:00 am 2355 Nancy Ln 8:01 am 2381 Nancy Ln 8:06 am 2430 MATHIAS POINT Rd 8:11 am CHATHAM Dr AND FAIRFAX Dr 8:12 am 4054 CHATHAM Dr 8:13 am 4100 CHATHAM Dr 8:14 am 4143 CHATHAM Dr 8:15 am CHATHAM Dr @ BERKLEY Ct 8:16 am CHATHAM Dr @ ALEXIS Ln 8:17 am CHATHAM Dr @ STAFFORD Ln 8:18 am 4355 CHATHAM Dr 8:19 am CHATHAM Dr @ FAIRFAX Dr 8:22 am 4308 POTOMAC Dr 8:23 am 4308 Potomac Dr 8:23 am 4410 Potomac Dr 8:24 am 4410 Potomac Dr 8:25 am 5070 Potomac Dr 8:30 am DEST POTOMAC ES (END)

Bus: 018

Driver: Houle, Amy 7:35 am START 9248 Eden Dr 7:46 am 14333 Poplar Neck Rd 7:48 am 14118 Poplar Neck Rd 7:48 am 14102 Poplar Neck Rd 7:50 am 13469 Poplar Neck Rd 7:51 am 13318 Poplar Neck Rd 7:53 am JAMES MADISON PKWY @ DAWSON LANDING DR 7:54 am 9562 James Madison Parkway 7:57 am 13027/13077 State Rd 7:58 am STATE Rd @ JOHNSON Rd 8:00 am 13129 State Rd 8:00 am 13081 State Rd 8:02 am 12509 STATE RD 8:02 am 12397 State Rd 8:05 am 9381 Ivy Hill Loop 8:06 am 8463 James Madison Parkway 8:07 am JAMES MADISON PKWY @ PALONA Cir 8:13 am 15251 Washington Mill Rd 8:14 am 6467 Windsor Dr 8:15 am 15284 BRICKHOUSE Rd 8:18 am JEPCO Ln @ KITCHEN Dr 8:24 am 5470 Windsor Dr 8:24 am 5423/5421 WINDSOR Dr 8:26 am 14407 Hillcrest Dr 8:27 am END CROSS-OVER - HILLCREST MOTEL @ JAMES MADISON P 8:35 am DEST POTOMAC ES (END)

Bus: 024

Driver: Gray, Robbie 7:29 am START 7264 Windsor Dr 7:29 am WINDSOR Dr @ MACHODOC Dr 7:30 am 8090 Windsor Dr 7:33 am WINDSOR Dr @ NOTTINGHAM Ln 7:34 am 9376/9378 WINDSOR Dr 7:35 am 9392 Windsor Dr 7:35 am 9246/9245 TETOTUM Rd 7:36 am 9414 TETOTUM Rd 7:37 am 9513 Tetotum Rd 7:37 am 10009 Tetotum Rd 7:38 am ROY’S SEAFOOD/10101 Tetotum Rd 7:41 am 17361 ROSIER’S CREEK Ln 7:45 am STONEY POINT Rd @ LANDFALL Ln 7:48 am 19059 STONEY POINT Rd 7:53 am 9183 Sandy Beach Ln 7:54 am SANDY BEACH Ln @ PEBBLE BEACH Ln 7:55 am 9256 Sandy Beach Ln 8:03 am 8372 Pumpkin Neck Rd 8:04 am 9032 PUMPKIN NECK Rd 8:05 am 9253 Windsor Dr 8:08 am WINDSOR Dr @ LITTLE FERRY Rd 8:10 am 7237 Windsor Dr 8:11 am 7098 Windsor Dr 8:15 am 6426 Windsor Dr 8:15 am 6414 Windsor Dr 8:19 am DAHLGREN RD @ WATERFRONT Ln 8:20 am DAHLGREN RD @ HERITAGE Dr 8:24 am 6041 Potomac Dr 8:24 am 6184 Potomac Dr 8:25 am POTOMAC Dr @ ROLAND Ln 8:26 am POTOMAC Dr @ FERRY DOCK Rd 8:27 am WINDWARD Ln @ SCHOONER Cir 8:28 am WINDWARD Ln @ SCHOONER Cir 8:29 am SCHOONER Cir@ HAVEN CT 8:30 am SCHOONER Cir@ LEEWARD CT 8:32 am SCHOONER Cir@ ROSEDALE Dr 8:32 am END 6094 SCHOONER Cir 8:38 am DEST POTOMAC ES (END)

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Bus: 030

Driver: Hart, Carlene 7:41 am START 13429 Dahlgren Rd 7:42 am 13379 Dahlgren Rd 7:50 am 4355 DEEP COVE LANDING

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Driver: Estes, Stacey-Lynn 7:48 am START 5089 James Madison Parkway 7:50 am 4551 James Madison Pkwy 7:54 am 3240 ROSELAND Rd 8:00 am DANUBE Dr @ BALTIC PLACE 8:01 am DANUBE Dr @ WILLIAMS PLACE 8:02 am FLEMING St @ ALBEMARLE Ct 8:03 am FLEMING St @ PAMLICO Dr 8:04 am PAMLICO Dr @ DELAWARE Dr 8:06 am DELAWARE Dr @ SAVANNAH St 8:07 am 15477 DELAWARE Dr 8:08 am DELAWARE Dr @ CHESAPEAKE Pl 8:10 am DELAWARE Dr @ DANUBE Dr 8:10 am 4284 DANUBE Dr 8:11 am 4339 Danube Dr 8:12 am END DANUBE Dr @ BALTIC Pl 8:20 am DEST POTOMAC ES (END)

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Driver: Estes, Stacey-Lynn 8:24 am START 17079 Dahlgren Rd 8:25 am HARBOR Ct AND POTOMAC Dr 8:27 am 5254 POTOMAC Dr - C & A Daycare 8:28 am COMBS Dr @ DUCKBILL Dr 8:31 am END 5254 POTOMAC Dr - C & A Daycare 8:37 am DEST POTOMAC ES (END)

Bus: 034

Driver: Sherfield, Timothy 7:55 am START DAHLGREN RD@HERITAGE Dr 7:57 am BRIGHT MINDS LEARNING/16415 Dahlgren Rd 7:57 am DAHLGREN RD @ HILL Dr 7:58 am DAHLGREN RD @ CREEK Ln 7:59 am DAHLGREN RD @ PINE FOREST Ln 8:00 am DAHLGREN RD @ KING’S WOOD Ln 8:02 am 15205 Dahlgren Rd 8:02 am 15199 Dahlgren Rd 8:04 am FOUR SEASONS DAYCARE 8:13 am DAHLGREN RD @ PINE FOREST Ln 8:15 am END DAHLGREN RD @ HILL Dr 8:20 am DEST POTOMAC ES (END)

Bus: 034

Driver: Sherfield, Timothy 8:21 am START OWENS Dr@BRADFORD PL 8:25 am OWENS Dr @ CROMWELL PL 8:28 am OWENS Dr @ COOKS PL 8:31 am END GAMBO CREEK Rd @ CORTLAND WAY 8:40 am DEST POTOMAC ES (END)

Bus: 044

Driver: Wright, William 7:27 am START CALEDON Rd@RETREAT Rd 7:31 am DAHLGREN Rd @ GREAT EASTERN WAY 7:33 am DAHLGREN RD @ STOUT Ln 7:34 am 8030 Fulmont Dr 7:36 am 11289 Dahlgren Rd/11291 Dahlgren Rd 7:38 am LEE St @ BONE PLACE 7:40 am CLARE St @ TAYLOR PLACE 7:43 am CEDAR Ln @ DIXIE Dr 7:47 am 11526 Beechwood Ln 7:50 am 11310 DAHLGREN Rd/11309 Dahlgren Rd 7:51 am 12046 ALLEN AVENUE 7:52 am ALLEN AVENUE @ MARION Dr 7:53 am 12239 POTTS Ln 7:56 am 12071 POTTS Ln 7:57 am 12076 Dahlgren Rd 7:59 am 12205 Cleydael Blvd 8:00 am 12958 Meadow Way 8:02 am CLEYDAEL Blvd @ ADIAN WAY 8:03 am 12942 ORMOND WAY 8:04 am 13044 ORMOND WAY 8:05 am 13231 ORMOND WAY 8:06 am 13335 ORMOND WAY 8:09 am 12697 CLEYDAEL Blvd 8:10 am 12709 Cleydael Blvd.

8:12 am CULPEPER Ct @ BENTON Ct 8:14 am BENTON Ct (END) 8:16 am PEPPERMILL Rd @ CALVERT Ct 8:18 am PEPPERMILL Rd (END) 8:20 am RICHARD’S RIDE CUL-DE-SAC 8:23 am END NORTH STUART Rd @ LUCAS Ln 8:35 am DEST POTOMAC ES (END)

Sealston ES Bus: 003

Driver: Lucas, Francine 7:27 am START 7366 Indiantown Rd 7:29 am 9547 Caledon Rd 7:30 am 9568 CALEDON Rd/9570 Caledon Rd 7:31 am 9333 Caledon Rd 7:32 am CALEDON Rd @ BLUFF WAY 7:34 am CALEDON Rd @ GINSENG Ln 7:39 am EAGLES NEST Ln @ LIGHTHOUSE Ln 7:42 am 8202 FITZHUGH Ln 7:43 am 7928 FITZHUGH Ln 7:47 am FITZHUGH Ln 7:54 am 7006 Eagles Nest Ln 7:55 am 8086 CALEDON Rd 7:57 am 6408 Chatterton Ln

7:58 am 6399 CHATTERTON Ln 8:00 am CHATTERTON Ln END OF MAINTENANCE 8:01 am 6352 CHATTERTON Ln 8:03 am 7201 Caledon Rd 8:04 am 7172 Caledon Rd 8:08 am 7030 POTOMAC LANDING DR 8:13 am COMORN Rd @ MARMION Ln 8:14 am COMORN Rd @ BELLE Dr 8:15 am 8291 COMORN Rd 8:17 am 7130 STANLEY RD 8:18 am END STANLEY RD APARTMENT COMPLEX 8:30 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY

Bus: 012

Driver: Seighman, Julie 7:41 am START KINGS HIGHWAY@CROSSOVER - LAGRANGE FARM HO 7:41 am 4080 Kings Highway 7:43 am 11199 Lambs Creek Church Rd 7:45 am LAMBS CREEK CHURCH RD @ DEER Ln 7:45 am LAMBS CREEK CHURCH RD @ PLANTERS HALL Dr 7:46 am 10362 Lambs Creek Church Rd 7:47 am 10265 Lambs Creek Church Rd 7:48 am 10245 LAMBSCREEK CHURCH RD 7:49 am 4082 White Hall Rd 7:51 am 3663 WHITE HALL Rd 7:52 am 3615 WHITE HALL Rd/3617 White Hall Rd 7:53 am 3547 White Hall Rd 7:58 am TURKEY ACRES Rd @ GRIGSBY Ln 8:01 am 9212 Lambs Creek Church Rd 8:02 am 9181 LAMBSCREEK CHURCH RD 8:04 am 8435 Lambs Creek Church Rd 8:04 am LAMBS CREEK CHURCH RD @ FRONTIER Dr 8:05 am LAMBS CREEK CHURCH RD @ RED GATE Ln 8:12 am 2263 MAGNOLIA Ln 8:13 am MAGNOLIA Ln @ BUCKTHORNE RUN 8:17 am 7425 Dogwood Ln 8:18 am 7373 Dogwood Ln 8:22 am END 7676 Dogwood Ln 8:30 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Bus: 025

Driver: Hall, Billie Jo 7:50 am START KING GEORGE MIDDLE 7:54 am 8479 SADDLE Dr 7:55 am 8270 SADDLE Dr 7:58 am 8209 ZEPP DR 8:00 am 8222 CHASE Ln 8:01 am 8254 CHASE Ln 8:02 am 8254 CHASE Ln 8:03 am CHASE Ln @ DEN Cir 8:05 am GRAY FOX Ln @ TRUMPET Ct 8:07 am GRAY FOX Ln @ TRUMPET Ct 8:10 am DAHLGREN RD @ DELEGATE Dr 8:13 am 8389 Dahlgren Rd 8:16 am BARBARA’S WAY @ MAMIE’S PLACE 8:17 am END MAMIE’S PLACE @ MARY T’S Ct 8:30 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY

Bus: 028

Driver: DeShazo, Sandra 7:45 am START 8086 Caledon Rd 7:51 am 7459 Indiantown Rd 7:52 am 7393/7392 Sherwood Forest Dr 7:52 am 7331 Sherwood Forest Dr 7:53 am 7309 Sherwood Forest Dr 7:55 am SHERWOOD FOREST DR @ LITTLE JOHN Ct 7:56 am INDIANTOWN Rd @ MCDANIEL Rd 7:59 am 7512 MATTAPONI Ln 8:00 am 7534 Mattaponi Ln 8:02 am 9653 PAMUNKEY Dr 8:03 am 9621 PAMUNKEY Dr 8:05 am 8087 MONACAN WAY 8:06 am 9646 MOHAWK Dr 8:08 am 9606 MOHAWK DR 8:10 am 9848 MOHAWK DR 8:11 am 9892 MOHAWK Dr 8:11 am 9906 MOHAWK Dr 8:12 am MICHAEL Dr @ TODD St 8:15 am END 9379 Dahlgren Rd 8:30 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY

Bus: 036

8:02 am RIVERVIEW Dr @ OVERLOOK Dr 8:03 am RIVERVIEW Dr @ TENTH St 8:05 am FIFTH St @ LAURA Ln 8:06 am FAIRVIEW Dr @ PAVILION Dr 8:08 am Fairview Dr @ Smiths Wharf Rd 8:12 am CALEDON Rd @ GOBY Ln 8:19 am 8504 PASSAPATANZY Rd 8:20 am 8614 PASSAPATANZY Rd 8:22 am OAKLAND Dr @ COVINGTON St 8:23 am 1240 Oakland Dr 8:23 am 1255 OAKLAND Dr 8:24 am 1278 Oakland Dr 8:25 am END 1325 Oakland Dr 8:30 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY

Bus: 041

Driver: Grogg, Tina 8:01 am START 6376 DAWES Dr 8:02 am 8521 TOMPKINS Dr 8:03 am TOMPKINS Dr @ MORTON Cir 8:05 am CARTER Dr @ FAIRBANKS Ct 8:08 am CARTER Dr @ COLFAX Dr 8:09 am COLFAX Dr @ CURTIS Cir 8:10 am COLFAX Dr @ HAMLIN Cir 8:12 am CARTER Dr @ REAGAN Dr 8:16 am REAGAN Dr @ DAWES Dr 8:30 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY

Bus: 043

Driver: Beverly, Angela 7:57 am START 8492 PINE TREE Ln 8:08 am 8095 KINGS HWY - PRECIOUS GEMS DAYCARE 8:11 am INAUGURAL Dr AND SECTION 1 8:13 am INAUGURAL Dr AND SECTION 2 8:14 am 9397 INAUGURAL Dr 8:14 am 9373 Inaugural Dr 8:15 am INAUGURAL Dr @ AMBASSADOR Dr 8:17 am 9397 INAUGURAL Dr 8:18 am INAUGURAL Dr AND SECTION 2 8:20 am END TWIN RIVERS CHURCH/6491 Rokeby Ln 8:30 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY

Bus: 046

Driver: Chandler, Mark 8:06 am START HOPYARD Dr@NELLIE Ln 8:10 am HAWSER Dr @ BAKERS Ln 8:11 am HAWSER Dr @ FULLERS Ln 8:15 am HAWSER Dr @ McCARTHY Dr 8:17 am McCARTHY Dr @ FULLERS Ln 8:18 am END McCARTHY Dr @ BAKERS Ln 8:30 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY

Bus: 058

Driver: Sullivan, John 7:45 am START INDIANTOWN Rd@MCDANIEL Rd 8:06 am MULLEN Rd @ MARTIN Ln 8:08 am MULLEN Rd @ CHARLESTON St 8:11 am CHARLESTON St @ MARTIN Ln 8:14 am 1111 FRENCH Ct 8:15 am 1111 FRENCH Ct 8:16 am 1079 FRENCH Ct 8:17 am 1056 FRENCH Ct 8:18 am 8543 BUSH St 8:18 am BUSH St @ GARNER Dr 8:19 am GARNER Dr @ PASSAPATANZY Rd 8:20 am 1154 GARNER Dr 8:27 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY

Bus: 061

Driver: Abel, Jessica 7:40 am START 10256 Bloomsbury Rd 7:42 am 9545 Bloomsbury Rd 7:44 am 8621 Bloomsbury Rd 7:45 am 8452 Bloomsbury Rd 7:46 am 8452 Worman Dr 7:47 am 9016 WORMAN Dr 7:49 am 9296 Worman Dr 7:51 am 9953 Worman Dr 7:52 am 10120 Worman Dr 7:55 am 9367 WORMAN Dr 7:56 am 9317 WORMAN Dr 8:00 am 8396 FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD 8:01 am FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD @ PERCHERON Dr 8:02 am 9041 Fletchers Chapel Rd 8:03 am 9138 Fletcher’s Chapel Rd 8:03 am 9154 Fletchers Chapel Rd 8:04 am FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD @ BIRCHWOOD Ln

Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2015

8:04 am FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD @ CAMPBELL Ln 8:05 am 9256 FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD 8:07 am 9591 Fletcher’s Chapel Rd 8:07 am 9615 FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD 8:10 am CHAPEL GREEN Rd @ BULLY HILL Dr 8:11 am 9331 Chapel Green Rd 8:11 am 9354 Chapel Green Rd 8:13 am CHAPEL GREEN Rd @ HUNTINGTON Ln 8:14 am 10070 Chapel Green Rd 8:15 am 10201 FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD 8:16 am 10205 FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD/10204 Fletchers Ch 8:16 am FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD @ COUNTRY Dr 8:19 am KINGS HIGHWAY @ WALNUT Dr 8:24 am 1112 Kings Hwy 8:27 am 1445 Kings Hwy 8:28 am END 1117 Kings Highway 8:30 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY

Bus: 064

Driver: Lamb, Pamela 7:41 am START PASSAPATANZY Dr@WILLIAMS FARM Rd 7:42 am 7217 Passapatanzy Dr 7:43 am 7098 PASSAPATANZY Dr 7:44 am PASSAPATANZY Dr @ LAZY G Ln 7:46 am CEDAR RIDGE Ln End of State Maintainance 7:52 am BELVEDERE Dr @ DELONG MULROY Ln 7:58 am 6132 SEDGEWICK Ct 7:59 am 6088 SEDGEWICK Ct 8:01 am PASSAPATANZY Dr @ HIDDEN HILLS Ln 8:03 am 7098 PASSAPATANZY Dr 8:04 am 1311 Jones Court 8:07 am 1293 CALEDON Rd 8:09 am VALLEY HILL LOOP @ PINEWOOD Ln 8:12 am 600 Caledon Rd 8:14 am 1404 Caledon Rd 8:17 am FOREST RIDGE Dr @ FLORA Ct 8:18 am FOREST RIDGE Dr @ NEWTON Ln 8:18 am 8485 NEWTON Ln 8:20 am NEWTON Ln @ WINFIELD Ct 8:22 am 9015 MULLEN Rd 8:23 am 9080 Mullen Rd 8:25 am END MULLEN Rd @ CODY Ln 8:30 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY

King George Middle Bus: 011

Driver: Sanford, Teresa 6:24 am START JAMES MADISON PKWY@ DAVIS Dr 6:24 am 6017 James Madison Pkwy 6:25 am HILLCREST HOTEL - OFFICE ENTRANCE/5811 James 6:28 am 15160/15163 Owens Dr 6:29 am 15387 Owens Dr 6:31 am 15187 DIXON Ln 6:35 am CHATHAM Dr AND FAIRFAX Dr 6:36 am CHATHAM Dr @ BERKLEY Ct 6:39 am FAIRFAX Dr @ STAFFORD Ln 6:40 am FAIRFAX Dr @ ALEXIS Ln 6:42 am GAMBO CREEK Rd @ CORTLAND WAY 6:43 am OWENS Dr @ COOKS PL 6:44 am OWENS Dr @ CROMWELL PL 6:45 am OWENS Dr @ BRADFORD PL 6:48 am NAVIGATOR Ln @ VILLAGE Ln 6:49 am 17032 VILLAGE Ln 6:53 am DANUBE Dr @ BALTIC PLACE 6:54 am FLEMING St @ ALBEMARLE Ct 6:55 am FLEMING St @ PAMLICO Dr 6:57 am DELAWARE Dr @ DANUBE Dr 7:00 am 15199 Dahlgren Rd 7:02 am END 14489 Dahlgren Rd 7:15 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 014

Driver: Browning, Belinda 6:15 am START 11458 Alden Rd 6:24 am 17228 Round Hill Rd 6:30 am ROUND HILL Rd @ WINTERS RIDGE 6:31 am 15445 Round Hill Rd 6:31 am 15421 Round Hill Rd 6:33 am ROUND HILL Rd@PLEASANT Dr 6:35 am 14591 Round Hill Rd 6:36 am 14316 Round Hill Rd

6:37 am 14292 Round Hill Rd 6:37 am 14180 Round Hill Rd 6:38 am 14044 Round Hill Rd 6:39 am 13985 Round Hill Rd 6:40 am ROUND HILL Rd @ HUNTERS RUN 6:42 am 12539/12541 BEAVER Dr 6:45 am 13107 BRADLEY Ln/13106 Bradley Ln 6:46 am 13079 Bradley Ln 6:47 am KINGS HIGHWAY @ SCOTT Dr 6:50 am KENT Rd @ CANTERBURY Ct 6:51 am 12144 Canterbury Ct 6:55 am 12125 CANTERBURY LOOP 6:58 am 12322 MT. ROSE Dr 6:59 am 12197 MT. ROSE Dr/12196 Mt Rose Dr 7:00 am 12050 Mt. Rose Dr 7:01 am 11456 Mt Rose Dr 7:03 am HUDSON Ln @ WALKERS Ln 7:06 am TINSBLOOM MILL Rd @ FAITH DR 7:07 am 10081 Kings Highway 7:08 am KINGS HIGHWAY @ COURTHOUSE Dr/9463 Kings H 7:09 am END KINGS HIGHWAY @ CHERRY St 7:13 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 018

Driver: Houle, Amy 6:17 am START 3240 ROSELAND Rd 6:21 am 4308 Potomac Dr 6:22 am 4522 Potomac Dr 6:23 am 5076 Potomac Dr 6:24 am 5254 POTOMAC Dr - C & A Daycare 6:25 am 5433/5440 POTOMAC Dr 6:27 am POTOMAC Dr @ TENTH St 6:27 am POTOMAC Dr @ SOUTH VIRGINIA Ln 6:28 am 6220 Potomac Dr 6:29 am POTOMAC Dr @ FERRY DOCK Rd 6:30 am SCHOONER Cir@ LEEWARD CT 6:31 am 6094 SCHOONER Cir 6:33 am TWELFTH St @ ROSEDALE Dr 6:36 am HALL Rd @ CAFFEE Rd 6:38 am 500 WELSH RD 6:39 am YAC 6:48 am COMBS Dr @ DUCKBILL Dr 6:50 am HARBOR CtAND POTOMAC Dr 6:52 am GORDON Dr @ FORREST Rd 6:53 am FORREST Rd @ QUESENBERRY Dr 6:54 am GORDON Dr @ AUSTIN Dr 6:57 am DAHLGREN RD @ HERITAGE Dr 6:59 am DAHLGREN RD @ CREEK Ln 7:15 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 026

Driver: Saunders, Drew 6:25 am START 13335 ORMOND WAY 6:27 am ORMOND WAY @ VINING Ct 6:28 am 12697 CLEYDAEL Blvd 6:30 am CLEYDAEL Blvd @ MEADOW WAY 6:32 am PEPPERMILL Rd @ RICHARD’S RIDE 6:34 am 12432 RICHARD’S RIDE 6:34 am RICHARD’S RIDE CUL-DE-SAC 6:37 am NORTH STUART Rd @ LUCAS Ln 6:38 am DAHLGREN Rd @ GREAT EASTERN WAY 6:40 am DAHLGREN RD @ STOUT Ln 6:42 am 11152 DAHLGREN RD 6:43 am 11136 Dahlgren Rd 6:47 am 11268 SHADY Ln 6:50 am HOBSON Ln @ HOBSON Dr 6:53 am DAHLGREN RD @ WEEDONVILLE Dr 6:54 am DAHLGREN RD @ LAUDERDALE Dr 6:54 am 10160 DAHLGREN RD 6:55 am 10048 Dahlgren Rd 6:57 am 9182 Dahlgren Rd 6:57 am 9115 Dahlgren Rd 6:58 am 9035 Dahlgren Rd 7:01 am 8077 GALLANT GREEN Dr 7:04 am 8209 ZEPP DR 7:07 am GRAY FOX Ln @ TRUMPET Ct 7:08 am 8444 GRAY FOX Ln 7:12 am DAHLGREN RD @ DELEGATE Dr 7:13 am END 8321 Dahlgren Rd 7:15 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 028

Driver: DeShazo, Sandra

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Driver: Price, Jennifer 7:47 am START KINGS HIGHWAY@CHARTER WAY 7:49 am 10019 FRANCIS FOLSOM Dr 7:50 am 10108 FRANCIS FOLSOM Dr 7:51 am 10019 FRANCIS FOLSOM Dr 7:54 am 6413/6412 Winston Place 7:55 am 6369 WINSTON PLACE 7:56 am 6250 Winston Pl 7:57 am 6135 Winston Pl 7:58 am 6120 Winston Place 8:02 am MUSCOE PLACE @ TOMAHAWK Dr 8:03 am 7633 Muscoe Place 8:04 am MUSCOE PLACE @ PARADISE Ln 8:04 am 7664 Muscoe Place 8:07 am 6416 Igo Rd 8:09 am 6300 IGO Rd 8:10 am WHEELER Dr @ DAWES Dr 8:12 am DAWES Dr @ STEVENSON Dr 8:14 am 6053 Igo Rd 8:16 am IGO Rd @ STRAWBERRY HILL Rd 8:18 am IGO Rd @ MT MORIAH CHURCH RD 8:18 am END IGO Rd @ WEST Ln 8:30 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY

Bus: 039

Driver: Pettibone, Nancy 8:02 am START 4150 Kings Highway 8:06 am HOPYARD Dr @ CHAMPE WAY 8:07 am HOPYARD Dr @ HAWSER Dr 8:08 am COAKLEY Dr @ McCARTHY Dr 8:10 am COAKLEY Dr @ CHAMPE WAY 8:11 am COAKLEY Dr @ IANTHAS WAY 8:13 am 5800 COAKLEY Dr 8:14 am COAKLEY Dr @ WEEMS Dr 8:16 am WEEMS Dr @ SPINNAKER Ln 8:17 am WEEMS Dr @ LONGBOW Rd 8:18 am WEEMS Dr @ IANTHAS WAY 8:30 am DEST SEALSTON ELEMENTARY

Bus: 040

Driver: Ellis, Estelle 7:51 am START 4124 CALEDON Rd 7:52 am 4276 CALEDON Rd 7:53 am CALEDON Rd @ PERSIMMON Ln 7:56 am 5533 CALEDON Rd 7:57 am FAIRVIEW Dr @ SOMERSET Ln 7:58 am 6382 Fairview Dr 7:59 am RIVERVIEW Dr @ 1ST St 8:00 am RIVERVIEW Dr @ THIRD St 8:01 am RIVERVIEW Dr @ FIFTH St

On November 3rd, Vote for Strengthening the Community.

Vote Ruby Brabo for At-Large Supervisor.

Paid for and authorized by Brabo Election Committee

Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2015

6:38 am START HAWSER Dr@BAKERS Ln 6:40 am HAWSER Dr @ McCARTHY Dr 6:41 am McCARTHY Dr @ FULLERS Ln 6:43 am McCARTHY Dr @ COAKLEY Dr 6:44 am COAKLEY Dr @ IANTHAS WAY 6:46 am COAKLEY Dr @ WEEMS Dr 6:47 am WEEMS Dr @ SPINNAKER Ln 6:48 am WEEMS Dr @ LONGBOW Rd 6:49 am WEEMS Dr @ IANTHAS WAY 6:55 am INAUGURAL Dr AND SECTION 1 6:56 am INAUGURAL Dr AND SECTION 2 6:56 am 9373 Inaugural Dr 7:00 am MADISON Dr @ WASHINGTON Dr 7:01 am MADISON Dr @ CLEVELAND Dr 7:02 am MADISON Dr @ TAFT Ct 7:04 am 7386 BUCHANAN Dr 7:04 am BUCHANAN Dr @ MONROE Dr 7:07 am 10384 MCKINLEY Dr 7:09 am 10478 Madison Dr 7:10 am END JACKSON Dr @ ADAMS Dr 7:15 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 032

Driver: Rose, Linda 6:34 am START 14361 Ridge Rd 6:35 am 14050 Ridge Rd 6:35 am 14011 Ridge Rd 6:37 am 13284 Ridge Rd 6:38 am 10385 OAK TREE DR 6:41 am RIDGE Rd @ TULIP Ln 6:42 am RIDGE Rd @ VERNON WOODS Dr 6:43 am RIDGE Rd @ EDGEWOOD Dr 6:44 am 12121 Ridge Rd 6:45 am RIDGE Rd @ COURTNEY Ln 6:46 am HANOVER CHURCH Rd @ NICK’S PLACE 6:48 am 12415 State Rd 6:49 am 13129 State Rd 6:50 am STATE Rd @ JOHNSON Rd 6:51 am 13081 State Rd 6:54 am 8529 James Madison Parkway 6:56 am 8061 James Madison Pkwy 6:59 am JAMES MADISON PKWY @ BLUE JAY MEADOWS 7:03 am RIDGE Rd @ CARLETON Dr 7:04 am 11331 Ridge Rd 7:04 am 11309 Ridge Rd 7:06 am RIDGE Rd @ ROLLINS Blvd 7:08 am END RIDGE Rd @ PINEVIEW Dr 7:15 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 041

Driver: Grogg, Tina 6:43 am START 5048 Igo Rd/5050 Igo Rd 6:44 am IGO Rd @ STRAWBERRY HILL Rd 6:46 am DALLAS CtAND IGO Rd/6080 Igo Rd 6:47 am STEVENSON Dr @ DAWES Dr 6:49 am DAWES Dr @ WHEELER Dr 6:51 am DAWES Dr @ REAGAN Dr 6:53 am REAGAN Dr @ CARTER Dr 6:53 am CARTER Dr @ FAIRBANKS Ct 6:55 am COLFAX Dr @ HAMLIN Cir 6:57 am TOMPKINS Dr @ MORTON CIR 6:58 am TOMPKINS Dr @ SHERMAN CIR 7:01 am 7266 Muscoe Pl 7:03 am 7633 Muscoe Place 7:07 am 7216 Kings Highway 7:08 am 7292 Kings Hwy 7:09 am 7434 KINGS HIGHWAY 7:10 am END BARBARA’S WAY @ MAMIE’S PLACE 7:15 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 043

Driver: Beverly, Angela 6:21 am START RIVERVIEW Dr@OVERLOOK Dr@EIGHTH St 6:22 am RIVERVIEW Dr @ FOURTH St 6:23 am FAIRVIEW Dr @ PAVILION Dr 6:24 am 6289 FAIRVIEW Dr 6:25 am 6382 Fairview Dr 6:26 am FAIRVIEW Dr @ SMITHS WHARF Rd 6:37 am 6399 CHATTERTON Ln 6:40 am CHATTERTON Ln END OF MAINTENANCE 6:43 am 7006 Eagles Nest Ln 6:47 am EAGLES NEST Ln @ LIGHTHOUSE Ln 6:53 am CALEDON Rd @ BLUFF WAY 6:54 am 9291 Caledon Rd 6:55 am 9285 Caledon Rd 6:58 am INDIANTOWN Rd @ MCDANIEL Rd 7:00 am 9784 PAMUNKEY Dr 7:02 am 7534 Mattaponi Ln 7:04 am 9647 PAMUNKEY Dr 7:06 am 9797 MOHAWK Dr 7:08 am MICHAEL Dr @ TODD St 7:09 am MICHAEL Dr CUL-DE-SAC 7:15 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus:058

Driver: Sullivan, John 6:24 am START 8446 Summerbeam Dr 6:27 am 1293 CALEDON Rd 6:29 am FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD @ PERCHERON Dr 6:30 am FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD @ DOGWOOD PLACE 6:32 am 9080 Mullen Rd 6:33 am MULLEN Rd @ MARTIN Ln 6:35 am MULLEN Rd @ CHARLESTON St 6:36 am CHARLESTON St @ PASSAPATANZY Rd 6:38 am 8485 NEWTON Ln 6:39 am WINFIELD Ct@ PASSAPATANZY Rd 6:40 am OAKLAND Dr @ FRENCH Ct 6:42 am 8543 BUSH St 6:43 am GARNER Dr @ COVINGTON St 6:43 am 1240 Oakland Dr 6:45 am 9330 FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD 6:47 am 9591 Fletcher’s Chapel Rd 6:49 am CHAPEL GREEN Rd @ BULLY HILL Dr 6:52 am CHAPEL GREEN Rd @ HUNTINGTON Ln 6:54 am 10430 FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD 6:56 am KINGS HIGHWAY AND LAFORCE Ln 7:01 am 1112 Kings Hwy 7:02 am END 1501 BIRCHWOOD CREEK Rd 7:15 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 061 Transports High & Middle Driver: Abel, Jessica 6:10 am START DOGWOOD Ln (END) 6:11 am 7373 Dogwood Ln 6:12 am 7425 Dogwood Ln 6:13 am 7676 Dogwood Ln 6:16 am 2263 MAGNOLIA Ln 6:18 am MAGNOLIA Ln @ BUCKTHORNE RUN 6:22 am 9296 Worman Dr 6:24 am 9915 WORMAN Dr 6:25 am 9953 Worman Dr 6:26 am 10058 Worman Dr 6:27 am 10120 Worman Dr 6:35 am CALEDON Rd @ HEMLOCK Dr 6:36 am 4124 CALEDON Rd 6:37 am 4504 Caledon Rd 6:42 am 7451 COMORN RD

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6:43 am COMORN Rd @ MARMION Ln 6:44 am 8291 COMORN Rd 6:46 am WINSTON PLACE @ ST. STEPHENS Rd 6:48 am End of Winston Place 6:52 am 7130 STANLEY RD 6:52 am STANLEY RD APARTMENT COMPLEX 6:54 am TWIN RIVERS CHURCH/6491 Rokeby Ln 6:58 am HOOVER Dr @ MAKENZIE WAY 6:59 am HOOVER Dr @ ROOSEVELT Dr 7:00 am 10194 Roosevelt Dr 7:01 am 10225 Roosevelt Dr 7:02 am ROOSEVELT Dr @ INDEPENDENCE Cir 7:03 am ROOSEVELT Dr @ KENNEDY Dr 7:04 am 10514 Roosevelt Dr 7:05 am VAN BUREN Dr @ KENNEDY Dr 7:06 am LINCOLN Dr @ JOHNSON Dr 7:07 am LINCOLN Dr @ EISENHOWER Dr 7:09 am 7503/7496 Harrison Dr/7508 Harrison Dr 7:11 am 8095 Kings Highway 7:15 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

King George High Bus: 002 TransportsHigh&Middle

Driver: Bell, Brenda Joyce 6:22 am START 10176 Kings Highway 6:24 am 10584 Kings Hwy 6:25 am YMCA 6:28 am 10279 KINGS HIGHWAY 6:29 am HUDSON Ln @ WALKERS Ln 6:31 am TINSBLOOM MILL Rd @ FAITH DR 6:34 am KINGS HIGHWAY @ COURTHOUSE Dr/9463 Kings H 6:35 am KINGS HIGHWAY @ CHERRY St 6:38 am 8349 Kings Hwy 6:41 am TWIN RIVERS CHURCH/6491 Rokeby Ln 6:43 am 10316 Ridgeway Dr 6:46 am 10019 FRANCIS FOLSOM Dr 6:48 am 7292 Kings Hwy 6:49 am 7332 Kings Highway 6:50 am 7452/7452King Kings Highway 6:52 am 7400 WASHINGTON DR 6:53 am WASHINGTON Dr @ ADAMS Dr 6:54 am ADAMS Dr @ JACKSON Dr 6:54 am JACKSON Dr @ MADISON Dr 6:56 am 7331 BUCHANAN Dr 6:58 am MONROE Dr @ HARDING Ct 6:59 am 10384 MCKINLEY Dr 7:02 am END MADISON Dr @ TAFT Ct 7:10 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 003

Driver: Lucas, Francine 6:31 am START 6126 MARINEVIEW Rd 6:36 am 7303 Caledon Rd 6:38 am 8066 Caledon Rd 6:39 am 7054 Eagles Nest Ln 6:40 am 7006 Eagles Nest Ln 6:41 am 6299 EAGLES NEST Ln 6:44 am EAGLES NEST Ln @ LIGHTHOUSE Ln 6:48 am CALEDON Rd @ ASH Ln 6:50 am CALEDON Rd @ BASIL Rd 6:51 am CALEDON Rd @ BLUFF WAY 6:53 am 9285 Caledon Rd 6:54 am 9547 Caledon Rd 6:55 am 9568 Caledon Rd/9566 Caledon Rd 6:57 am 7366 Indiantown Rd 6:58 am SHERWOOD FOREST DR @ ROBIN HOOD Ct 6:59 am 7331 Sherwood Forest Dr 7:00 am 7217 Sherwood Forest Dr 7:02 am INDIANTOWN Rd @ MCDANIEL Rd 7:06 am 9068 CARRIAGE Ln 7:07 am 9175 CARRIAGE Ln 7:08 am 9353 CHAPS Dr 7:11 am 8494 Dahlgren Rd 7:12 am DAHLGREN RD @ DELEGATE Dr 7:13 am END 8321 Dahlgren Rd 7:20 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 005

Driver: Whitt, Judy 6:28 am START 17147 Dahlgren Rd 6:29 am 17079 Dahlgren Rd 6:30 am 5390 Potomac Dr 6:31 am POTOMAC Dr @ TENTH St 6:32 am POTOMAC Dr @ SOUTH VIRGINIA Ln 6:33 am POTOMAC Dr @ FERRY DOCK Rd 6:35 am SCHOONER Cir@ HAVEN CT 6:35 am SCHOONER Cir@ LEEWARD CT 6:37 am 6094 SCHOONER Cir 6:38 am SCHOONER Cir@ WINDWARD Ln 6:39 am TWELFTH St @ ROSEDALE Dr 6:42 am HALL RD @ COURT A 6:43 am HALL Rd @ COURT C 6:44 am HALL Rd @ COURT D 6:45 am HALL Rd @ CAFFEE Rd 6:46 am 500 SAMPSON Rd 6:47 am 500 WELSH RD 7:15 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 006

Driver: Denton, Patricia 6:33 am START 4143 CHATHAM Dr 6:34 am CHATHAM Dr @ BERKLEY Ct 6:35 am CHATHAM Dr @ ALEXIS Ln 6:36 am CHATHAM Dr @ STAFFORD Ln 6:37 am CHATHAM Dr @ FAIRFAX Dr 6:38 am FAIRFAX Dr @ STAFFORD Ln 6:40 am FAIRFAX Dr @ ALEXIS Ln 6:40 am CHATHAM Dr AND FAIRFAX Dr 6:44 am 15745 Owens Dr 6:45 am 15187 DIXON Ln 6:47 am 15605 OWENS Dr 6:48 am OWENS Dr @ GREEN HILL Ln 6:49 am 15124 Owens Dr 6:50 am 15079 Owens Dr 7:00 am 7470 HOBSON Ln 7:02 am DAHLGREN RD @ WEEDONVILLE Dr 7:04 am DAHLGREN RD @ TARA Ln 7:04 am DAHLGREN RD @ LAUDERDALE Dr 7:05 am 10216 Dahlgren Rd 7:06 am END 10160 DAHLGREN RD 7:15 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 007

Driver: Bryant, Tilisa 6:18 am START 15225 POPLAR NECK Rd/15226 Poplar Neck Rd 6:24 am 13469 Poplar Neck Rd 6:25 am 13367 POPLAR NECK RD 6:28 am 9321 Will Loop 6:29 am 9135 James Madison Parkway 6:30 am JAMES MADISON PKWY @ WILL LOOP 6:32 am JAMES MADISON PKWY @ MARMADUKE Dr 6:33 am 8316 James Madison Pkwy 6:36 am JAMES MADISON PKWY @ DAWSON LANDING DR 6:39 am 12509 STATE RD 6:40 am STATE Rd @ JOHNSON Rd 6:43 am 9545 James Madison Parkway 6:45 am HANOVER CHURCH Rd @ VEOLA Dr

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6:47 am 10427 HANOVER CHURCH Rd 6:47 am 11551 Ridge Rd/11554 Ridge Rd 6:49 am EDEN Dr @ ALTO Ln 6:53 am 8476 PINE TREE Ln 6:55 am CLARE St @ TAYLOR PLACE 6:58 am CEDAR Ln @ DIXIE Dr 7:10 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 008

Driver: Coates, Bonnie 6:12 am START 10195 Alden Rd 6:18 am 15403 ROUND HILL Rd 6:19 am 15445 Round Hill Rd 6:23 am 13111 Prim Rd 6:23 am 13121 Prim Rd 6:24 am BIG TIMBER Rd @ PRIM Rd 6:30 am 11294 ROUND HILL ESTATE DR 6:31 am ROUND HILL ESTATE DR @ DEERFIELD Ct 6:34 am 17142 Round Hill Rd 6:34 am 17228 Round Hill Rd 6:38 am TETOTUM Rd @ WILD CHERRY Ln 6:38 am GOOD HOPE CHURCH/17223 Good Hope Rd 6:39 am 17070 Good Hope Rd 6:40 am 17015 Good Hope Rd 6:42 am 16204 Ridge Rd 6:43 am RIDGE Rd @ OYSTER SHELL Ln 6:45 am 15006 Ridge Rd 6:45 am 10183 Green Meadow Dr 6:47 am 10293 SHILOH Dr 6:50 am 14011 Ridge Rd 6:51 am 13988 Ridge Rd 6:54 am 10341 Oak Tree Dr 6:54 am 10325/10328 Oak Tree Dr 6:58 am RIDGE Rd @ VERNON WOODS Dr 6:59 am 12323 Ridge Rd 6:59 am RIDGE Rd @ LAKEVIEW Dr 7:01 am RIDGE Rd @ WAVELAND Dr 7:03 am RIDGE Rd @ ROLLINS Blvd 7:06 am END RIDGE Rd @ PINEVIEW Dr 7:15 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 012 Transports High & Middle

Driver: Seighman, Julie 6:28 am START BELVEDERE Dr@DELONG MULROY Ln 6:29 am BELVEDERE Dr @ WAUGH POINT Rd 6:32 am PASSAPATANZY Dr @ GOBBLER Ln 6:33 am 6157 SEDGEWICK Ct 6:34 am SEDGEWICK Ct@ ALBERTA Ct 6:36 am 6157 SEDGEWICK Ct 6:37 am PASSAPATANZY Dr @ GOBBLER Ln 6:38 am PASSAPATANZY Dr @ HIDDEN HILLS Ln 6:38 am PASSAPATANZY Dr @ FINALL Dr 6:40 am 2115 CEDAR RIDGE Ln 6:42 am CEDAR RIDGE Ln End of State Maintainance 6:45 am 1291 JONES Ct 6:47 am PASSAPATANZY Dr @ BOWIE Rd 6:48 am 8228 Passapatanzy Dr 6:49 am 8396 FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD 6:51 am FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD @ BIRCHWOOD Ln 6:53 am 9080 Mullen Rd 6:54 am MULLEN Rd @ CHARLESTON St 6:57 am 9340 FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD 7:04 am 10205 FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD/10204 Fletchers Ch 7:04 am FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD @ COUNTRY Dr 7:06 am 10430 FLETCHER’S CHAPEL RD 7:20 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 017 Transports High & Middle

Driver: Flynn, Leslie 6:08 am START 11396 MT. ROSE Dr 6:10 am 12158 Mt Rose Dr 6:10 am 12197 MT. ROSE Dr/12196 Mt Rose Dr 6:11 am 12344 Mt Rose Dr 6:13 am 10580 Gera Rd 6:14 am 10517 GERA RD 6:15 am 10308/10311 GERA Rd 6:16 am 10137 Gera Rd 6:22 am 10321 WOODLAND WAY 6:25 am 14013 Millbank Rd 6:26 am 14109 Millbank Rd 6:27 am 14429 Millbank Rd 6:28 am 14481 Millbank Rd 6:29 am MILLBANK Rd @ SYCAMORE Ln 6:30 am 15166 PORT CONWAY RD 6:33 am 13417 PORT CONWAY Rd 6:35 am 13230 Cleve Dr 6:35 am 13264 Cleve Dr 6:38 am POWHATAN Rd @ AMBASSADOR Ln 6:40 am 8455 Powhatan Rd/8458 Powhatan Rd. 6:41 am 8458 POWHATAN Rd 6:41 am 8556 POWHATAN Rd 6:44 am TYRINGHAM DR AND MILLBANK Rd 6:45 am 11335 Millbank Rd 6:46 am 11064 Millbank Rd 6:48 am 10479 Millbank Rd 6:49 am 10392/10395 Millbank Rd 6:49 am 9061 ST ANTHONY’S RD 6:50 am 9013 ST ANTHONYS RD 6:51 am 8545 ST ANTHONYS RD 6:52 am ST ANTHONYS RD @ COX Ln 6:56 am FOXES WAY (END) 7:06 am KING GEORGE MIDDLE 7:14 am FOXES WAY (END) 7:20 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 022 Transports High & Middle

Driver: Green, Martha 6:08 am START STONEY KNOLL Rd@YESTERDAY Ln 6:10 am 15779 Kings Highway 6:11 am KINGS HIGHWAY @ WINDMILL Ln 6:12 am 16091 Kings Hwy 6:14 am WILMONT Rd @ RANGERWOOD BLVD 6:16 am 17259 WILMONT Rd 6:17 am 17338 WILMONT Rd 6:22 am 15309 Greenlaw Wy 6:28 am KINGS HWY AND RUBY Ln 6:35 am KINGS MILL Rd @ WOLFTRAP Rd 6:37 am 53 BUSHROD Rd 6:39 am 17250 Stoney Knoll Rd 6:41 am 16513 Stoney Knoll Rd 6:48 am 15045 BIG TIMBER Rd 6:50 am 14356 Big Timber Rd 6:51 am BIG TIMBER Rd @ MATTOX Dr 6:52 am 13325 Kings Highway 6:53 am 13264 Kings Highway 6:54 am 13234 Kings Hwy 6:56 am KINGS HIGHWAY @ SCOTT Dr 6:57 am KINGS HIGHWAY @ LILAC WAY 7:00 am 12151 James Madison Parkway 7:02 am JAMES MADISON PKWY @ ROCKY Rd 7:03 am 11314 James Madison Parkway 7:04 am 12246 James Madison Parkway 7:15 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 024 Transports High & Middle

Driver: Gray, Robbie 6:04 am START 16501 Ridge Rd 6:06 am TETOTUM Rd @ COZY Ct 6:08 am ROSIER’S CREEK Ln @ ATTOPIN LOOKOUT RD 6:10 am ROY’S SEAFOOD/10101 Tetotum Rd 6:11 am 10019 Tetotum Rd 6:11 am 17389 Stoney Point Rd 6:14 am 18258 Stoney Point Rd 6:15 am 18296 Stoney Point Rd 6:17 am 19059 STONEY POINT Rd 6:23 am 9256 Sandy Beach Ln 6:23 am 9183 Sandy Beach Ln 6:24 am SANDY BEACH Ln @ PEBBLE BEACH Ln 6:32 am 8458 PUMPKIN NECK Rd 6:33 am 8372 Pumpkin Neck Rd 6:34 am 9032 PUMPKIN NECK Rd 6:35 am 9382 Windsor Dr 6:35 am 9376/9378 WINDSOR Dr 6:36 am 9306 WINDSOR Dr 6:37 am 9292 WINDSOR Dr 6:37 am WINDSOR Dr @ MACHODOC LANDING 6:38 am 9176 Windsor Dr 6:41 am WINDSOR Dr @ LITTLE FERRY Rd 6:42 am WINDSOR Dr @ BELLE ISLE Rd 6:43 am 7368 Windsor Dr 6:44 am 7264 Windsor Dr 6:46 am 5470 Windsor Dr 6:48 am 5730/5730A James Madison Parkway 6:49 am 14407 Hillcrest Dr 6:58 am 11309 Ridge Rd 7:02 am SMOOT LIBRARY 7:03 am 9483 Kings Highway 7:09 am FOXES WAY (END) 7:20 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 029 Transports High & Middle Driver: Jones, Sherry 6:11 am START WALSINGHAM Rd@CHERWOOD POND Ln 6:14 am 15097 James Madison Parkway 6:17 am 15708 JAMES MADISON PKWY 6:19 am 10331 Salem Church Rd 6:20 am 10341 Salem Church Rd/10342 Salem Church Rd 6:24 am SALEM CHURCH Rd @ REBEL RUN 6:26 am 12313 Salem Church Rd 6:31 am SALEM CHURCH Rd @ SEDDON Ct 6:36 am 14558 Kings Hwy 6:41 am 14265 Kings Highway 6:41 am KINGS HIGHWAY @ EASTVIEW Dr 6:45 am 14493 Springfield Ln 6:50 am 12410 Jersey Rd 6:51 am 12249 Jersey Rd 6:52 am 12036 Jersey Rd 6:52 am 12013 JERSEY RD 6:53 am 11418 Jersey Rd 6:57 am JAMES MADISON PKWY @ LUKA St 6:57 am 13312 James Madison Pkwy 6:58 am 13450 JAMES MADISON PKWY 6:58 am 13456 James Madison Pkwy 7:00 am 14278 James Madison Pkwy 7:07 am KINGS HIGHWAY @ LUTHER Ln 7:15 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 030 Transports High & Middle

Driver: Hart, Carlene 6:06 am START CALEDON Rd@ABINGDON RETREAT LND 6:08 am CALEDON Rd @ SALISBURY RETREAT 6:09 am 11538 Caledon Rd 6:10 am CALEDON Rd @ HEWITT PLACE WAY 6:11 am 12286 Caledon Rd 6:14 am 14030 Chotank Loop 6:15 am 14084 Chotank Loop 6:16 am 14130 Chotank Loop 6:17 am 14264 DAHLGREN Rd/14262 Dahlgren Rd 6:18 am 14268/14263 Dahlgren Rd 6:19 am 5384 Piney Green Dr 6:20 am PINEY GREEN Dr @ CROOKED CREEK Ln 6:24 am 5215 Monte Vista Dr 6:24 am 5201 Monte Vista Dr 6:25 am MONTE VISTA Dr @ BOGART LANDING 6:32 am 4424 Deep Cove Landing 6:33 am 4355 DEEP COVE LANDING 6:35 am 3968 Edwards Dr 6:41 am HARRYBERRY Ln @ ELLIS WAY 6:41 am HARRYBERRY Ln @ NIGHT HERON POINT 6:43 am HARRYBERRY Ln @ WHISPERING WOODS LND 6:50 am DAHLGREN RD @ CANARY Ln 6:57 am 9191 Indiantown Rd 6:58 am 9475 Indiantown Rd 6:59 am 9475 LOCUST DALE Ln 7:01 am 10143 Indiantown Rd 7:02 am INDIANTOWN Rd @ HICKORY Ln 7:03 am 10243 INDIANTOWN Rd 7:03 am INDIANTOWN Rd @ HAYDEN Dr 7:10 am END FOXES WAY (END) 7:20 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 033

Driver: Estes, Stacey-Lynn 6:25 am START Rixey Rd - End of State Maint.

6:27 am 14388 Washington Mill Rd 6:29 am WASHINGTON MILL Rd @ ANTLER Ln 6:32 am JEPCO Ln @ KITCHEN Dr 6:41 am 4398 LISA Ln 6:42 am LISA Ln @ NAVIGATOR Ln 6:43 am NAVIGATOR Ln @ FERN Ct 6:45 am NAVIGATOR Ln @ VILLAGE Ln 6:46 am OWENS Dr @ BRADFORD PL 6:48 am OWENS Dr @ CROMWELL PL 6:49 am OWENS Dr @ COOKS PL 6:51 am GAMBO CREEK Rd @ CORTLAND WAY 6:51 am GAMBO CREEK Rd @ LENZI Ln 6:52 am END 17003 Gambo Creek Rd 7:14 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 034

Driver: Sherfield, Timothy 6:30 am START JAMES MADISON PKWY@ DAVIS Dr 6:31 am HILLCREST HOTEL - OFFICE ENTRANCE/5811 James 6:34 am DAHLGREN RD @ PINE FOREST Ln 6:34 am DAHLGREN RD @ CREEK Ln 6:36 am DAHLGREN RD @ HERITAGE Dr 6:39 am FIFTEENTH St @ POTOMAC ES 6:41 am FORREST Rd @ QUESENBERRY Dr 6:42 am FORREST Rd @ NORTH WILLIAMS CREEK 6:45 am HARBOR CtAND POTOMAC Dr 6:47 am COMBS Dr @ DUCKBILL Dr

6:49 am 4522 Potomac Dr 6:52 am 4360 Potomac Dr 6:52 am 4410 Potomac Dr 6:53 am END 4360/4362 POTOMAC Dr 7:15 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 036

Driver: Price, Jennifer 6:24 am START 2147 Kings Hwy 6:24 am 2103 KINGS HWY 6:27 am KINGS HIGHWAY @ WALNUT Dr 6:36 am KINGS HIGHWAY @ LAGRANGE Ln 6:41 am HOPYARD Dr@NELLIE Ln 6:42 am HOPYARD Dr @ CHAMPE WAY 6:43 am HAWSER Dr @ BAKERS Ln 6:44 am HAWSER Dr @ FULLERS Ln 6:45 am HAWSER Dr @ McCARTHY Dr 6:46 am McCARTHY Dr @ FULLERS Ln 6:48 am McCARTHY Dr @ BAKERS Ln 6:49 am COAKLEY Dr @ IANTHAS WAY 6:51 am WEEMS Dr @ LONGBOW Rd 6:53 am WEEMS Dr @ IANTHAS WAY 6:58 am INAUGURAL Dr AND SECTION 1 6:59 am INAUGURAL Dr AND SECTION 2 7:01 am END 9373 Inaugural Dr 7:11 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 037

Driver: Crawford, Marilyn 6:05 am START 6264 St Pauls Rd 6:05 am 6406 St Pauls Rd 6:06 am 6454 ST PAULS Rd 6:07 am 6596 ST PAULS Rd 6:07 am 6607 ST PAULS Rd 6:08 am 6721 ST PAULS Rd 6:12 am ST PAULS Rd @ UNION Dr 6:12 am 6234 St. Pauls Rd 6:15 am 13183 Berthaville Rd 6:16 am 13218 Berthaville Rd 6:17 am 13256 Dahlgren Rd - Stop on Berthaville Rd. 6:23 am RICHARD’S RIDE CUL-DE-SAC 6:25 am PEPPERMILL Rd @ CALVERT Ct 6:26 am 12386 CLEYDAEL BLVD 6:27 am 12624 Cleydael Blvd 6:28 am 12942 ORMOND WAY 6:31 am 13231 ORMOND WAY 6:32 am ORMOND WAY @ VINING Ct 6:34 am 12697 CLEYDAEL Blvd 6:35 am CLEYDAEL Blvd @ ADIAN WAY 6:36 am 12551 CLEYDAEL Blvd 6:39 am BENTON Ct@ CULPEPER Ct 6:40 am 6983 NORTH STUART Rd 6:41 am 6800 NORTH STUART Rd 6:43 am DAHLGREN Rd @ GREAT EASTERN WAY 6:44 am 12046 ALLEN AVENUE 6:45 am ALLEN AVENUE @ MARION Dr 6:49 am DAHLGREN RD @ COLROSS GLEN Dr 6:50 am DAHLGREN RD @ STOUT Ln 6:51 am 11289 Dahlgren Rd/11291 Dahlgren Rd 6:56 am 7995 FULMONT Dr 6:58 am 11152 DAHLGREN RD 7:03 am INDIANTOWN Rd @ SOUTHALL Dr 7:10 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 038

Driver: Kay, Andrew 6:11 am START 11016 PINE HILL Rd 6:12 am 11166 PINE HILL Rd 6:13 am 11296 PINE HILL Rd 6:14 am 11350 Pine Hill Rd 6:15 am PINE HILL Rd 6:16 am PINE HILL Rd @ COBBLESTONE CT 6:18 am 14481 Round Hill Rd 6:19 am ROUND HILL Rd@PLEASANT Dr 6:20 am 15097 GULVEY LOOP 6:22 am 14271 Round Hill Rd 6:23 am ROUND HILL Rd @ WILMA WAY 6:23 am 14183 ROUND HILL Rd 6:25 am 13973 Round HIll Rd 6:26 am 13511 Round Hill Rd 6:26 am ROUND HILL Rd @ HUNTERS RUN 6:27 am 13465 Round Hill Rd 6:28 am ROUND HILL Rd @ SAWGRASS ESTATE 6:29 am BEAVER Dr @ THUNDER Rd 6:31 am THUNDER Rd @ HOLLY Ln 6:34 am 13148 Round Hill Rd 6:34 am 13081 PEERLESS RD 6:35 am 13079 Bradley Ln 6:36 am 13107 BRADLEY Ln/13106 Bradley Ln 6:38 am 13116 KINGS HIGHWAY 6:39 am 12388 CANTERBURY LOOP 6:41 am 12519 Kent Rd 6:42 am KENT Rd @ RIPON Ct 6:43 am 12334 Kent Rd 6:44 am KENT Rd @ CANTERBURY Ct 6:44 am 12279 Canterbury Ct 6:46 am 12157 Canterbury Ct 6:48 am KENT Rd @ RIPON Ct 6:49 am KENT Rd @ ASCOT CLOSE Dr 6:50 am 12267 CANTERBURY LOOP 6:51 am 12527 Ashland Mill Rd 6:57 am RIDGE Rd @ ESQUIRE Ln 6:58 am 11551 Ridge Rd/11554 Ridge Rd 6:59 am CIRCLE LOOP @ ACTON Ln 7:00 am END 11151 Circle Loop 7:10 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 040 Transports High & Middle

Driver: Ellis, Estelle 6:19 am START 8448 Bloomsbury Rd 6:21 am 2461 Caledon Rd 6:22 am CALEDON Rd @ VERTICAL RIDGE Rd 6:25 am LAMBS CREEK CHURCH RD @ REDBUD Ln 6:26 am 8138 Lambs Creek Church Rd 6:26 am LAMBS CREEK CHURCH RD @ MYRTLE Ln 6:27 am LAMBS CREEK CHURCH RD @ GREEN HEIGHTS Ln 6:28 am LAMBS CREEK CHURCH RD @ RED GATE Ln 6:30 am LAMBS CREEK CHURCH RD @ WINDY HILLS Ln 6:33 am TURKEY ACRES Rd @ GRIGSBY Ln 6:35 am 9304/9306 LAMBSCREEK CHURCH RD 6:36 am 9341 LAMBS CREEK CHURCH RD 6:38 am 4082 White Hall Rd 6:39 am 4056 White Hall Rd 6:40 am WHITE HALL Rd @ WHITE HALL Ct 6:41 am 3802 White Hall Rd 6:42 am 3663 WHITE HALL Rd 6:43 am 3615 WHITE HALL Rd/3617 White Hall Rd 6:44 am 3547 White Hall Rd 6:47 am 10245 LAMBSCREEK CHURCH RD 6:48 am 10306 Lambs Creek Church Rd 6:49 am 10362 Lambs Creek Church Rd 6:49 am 10402 Lambs Creek Church Rd 6:50 am LAMBS CREEK CHURCH RD @ PLANTERS HALL Dr 6:51 am LAMBS CREEK CHURCH RD @

DEER Ln 6:54 am 4150 Kings Highway 7:06 am FOXES WAY (END) 7:20 am DEST KING GEORGE MIDDLE

Bus: 044 Transports High & Middle

Driver: Wright, William 5:51 am START MATHIAS POINT Rd 5:52 am MATHIAS POINT Rd @ MELISSA Ln 5:53 am MATHIAS POINT Rd @ OWENS LANDING 5:57 am 18160 Green Blvd 6:02 am 2184 Nancy Ln 6:03 am 2212/2210 NANCY Ln 6:04 am 2235 Nancy Ln 6:05 am 2303/2302 NANCY Ln 6:05 am 2348 Nancy Ln 6:07 am 2213 Nancy Ln 6:11 am 2434 Mathias Point Rd 6:19 am DANUBE Dr @ BALTIC PL 6:20 am DANUBE Dr @ WILLIAMS PL 6:21 am FLEMING St @ CHESAPEAKE Pl 6:22 am FLEMING St @ ALBEMARLE Ct 6:23 am FLEMING St @ PAMLICO Dr 6:24 am DELAWARE Dr @ SAVANNAH St 6:25 am DELAWARE Dr @ CHESAPEAKE Pl 6:30 am 15205 Dahlgren Rd 6:32 am DAHLGREN RD @ BEACON HILL RD 6:38 am 11332 DAHLGREN RD 6:41 am 10048 Dahlgren Rd 6:51 am FOXES WAY (END) 6:56 am END KING GEORGE MIDDLE 7:05 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 046

Driver: Chandler, Mark 6:35 am START 7534 Mattaponi Ln 6:37 am 9621 PAMUNKEY Dr 6:38 am PAMUNKEY Dr @ MONACAN WAY 6:40 am 9606 MOHAWK DR 6:42 am 9814 MOHAWK Dr 6:43 am 9848 MOHAWK DR 6:44 am 9892 MOHAWK Dr 6:45 am MICHAEL Dr @ TODD St 6:46 am MICHAEL Dr CUL-DE-SAC 6:48 am 9480 Dahlgren Rd 6:49 am 9218 Dahlgren Rd/9220 Dahlgren Rd. 6:50 am 9115 Dahlgren Rd 6:50 am 9026 Dahlgren Rd/9028 Dahlgren Rd 6:53 am SADDLE Dr @ GALLANT GREEN Dr 6:54 am 8077 GALLANT GREEN Dr 7:00 am GRAY FOX Ln @ TRUMPET Ct 7:05 am 9353 CHAPS Dr 7:15 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 062

Driver: Altman, Lori 6:43 am START IGO Rd@MT MORIAH CHURCH RD 6:46 am DALLAS CtAND IGO Rd/6080 Igo Rd 6:47 am 6100 Igo Rd 6:48 am 6262 Igo Rd 6:49 am WHEELER Dr @ DAWES Dr 6:52 am 6389 DAWES Dr 6:52 am DAWES Dr @ REAGAN Dr 6:53 am 8452 REAGAN Dr 6:55 am REAGAN Dr @ CARTER Dr 6:56 am CARTER Dr @ FAIRBANKS Ct 6:58 am CARTER Dr @ COLFAX Dr 6:59 am COLFAX Dr @ CURTIS Cir 6:59 am COLFAX Dr @ HAMLIN Cir 701 am TOMPKINS Dr @ MORTON CIR 7:03 am 6232 DAWES Dr 7:04 am END DAWES Dr @ STEVENSON Dr 7:15 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 063

Driver: O’Neil, Margaret 6:01 am START CALEDON Rd@HEMLOCK Dr 6:02 am 4363 Caledon Rd 6:03 am CALEDON Rd @ PERSIMMON Ln 6:07 am 6401 FAIRVIEW Dr 6:08 am RIVERVIEW Dr @ SECOND St 6:09 am RIVERVIEW Dr @ FOURTH St 6:11 am RIVERVIEW Dr @ NINTH St 6:14 am FAIRVIEW Dr @ PAVILION Dr 6:30 am 7395 Comorn Rd 6:32 am COMORN Rd @ BELLE Dr 6:33 am 8205 COMORN Rd 6:33 am 8291 COMORN Rd 6:34 am 8531 Comorn Rd 6:35 am 7250/7251 MUSCOE PLACE 6:38 am 7664 Muscoe Place 6:41 am 6394 WINSTON PLACE 6:42 am 6356 WINSTON PLACE 6:44 am End of Winston Place 6:48 am STANLEY RD APARTMENT COMPLEX 6:52 am BARBARA’S WAY @ MAMIE’S PLACE 6:56 am 8406 Hoover Dr 6:56 am HOOVER Dr @ MAKENZIE WAY 6:57 am HOOVER Dr @ ROOSEVELT Dr 6:58 am ROOSEVELT Dr @ TRUMAN Dr 6:59 am 10255 Roosevelt Dr 7:00 am ROOSEVELT Dr @ INDEPENDENCE Cir 7:02 am ROOSEVELT Dr @ VAN BUREN Dr 7:03 am LINCOLN Dr @ JOHNSON Dr 7:04 am LINCOLN Dr @ EISENHOWER Dr 7:06 am HARRISON Dr @ ARTHUR Dr 7:15 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Bus: 064

Driver: Lamb, Pamela 6:26 am START 1239 Caledon Rd 6:28 am 8446 Summerbeam Dr 6:31 am PASSAPATANZY Rd @ CHARLESTON St 6:33 am FOREST RIDGE Dr @ NEWTON Ln 6:35 am 8485 NEWTON Ln 6:36 am NEWTON Ln @ WINFIELD Ct 6:37 am WINFIELD Ct@ PASSAPATANZY Rd 6:39 am 1111 FRENCH Ct 6:40 am 1056 FRENCH Ct 6:42 am FRENCH Ct(END) 6:43 am BUSH St @ GARNER Dr 6:45 am GARNER Dr @ PASSAPATANZY Rd 6:45 am GARNER Dr @ COVINGTON St 6:47 am COVINGTON St @ OAKLAND Dr 6:47 am 1240 Oakland Dr 6:48 am 1278 Oakland Dr 6:49 am END OAKLAND Dr @ CODY Ln 7:10 am DEST FOXES WAY (END)

Editor’s Note: The bus route information from King George Elementary School was in a format that was not useable.