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Several businesses and several hundred employees will now have better protection against COVID-19 thanks to a partnership between Lowe’s of Culpeper and the Culpeper Chamber of Commerce. Despite the July heat, Lowe’s store manager Scott O’Toole, administrative assistant Ellie Keane and Chamber President Jeff Say handed out thousands of KN-95 masks July 28 to businesses who said they needed them for their employees. “Lowe’s gave each store 4,000 KN-95 masks to donate out to the local communities at every Lowe’s location,” O’Toole said. “I was able to bring close to 3,000 of them here today. “Because we are part of the community, we have the responsibility to help protect the community and do what we can for our customers and for our associates,” he added. “We have almost 3,000 masks that Lowes of Culpeper has generously donated to the community,” Say said. “They reached out to the chamber about two to three weeks ago to help us make connections with our small businesses and our nonprofits. So, we put out a news release. We received a little bit of traction with that but then we sent out
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a blast to all of our members, and we received about 40 members that had a need for masks. “We were able to connect our members with Lowe’s and Scott was able to work with them to figure out exactly how many boxes of masks they needed,” Say said. “Today we have been here as a distri-
bution unit, handing out masks to folks who had already signed up. Hopefully we’ll have a few more folks coming through, but we probably had about close to half of the folks already come out and pick up the masks.” One of those was Karen Corron, owner of Boom Fitness. “These will be great because we haven’t had childcare at my studio, so now we will have childcare in August and the childcare workers will be able to wear these while they’re taking care of the kids,” she said. “We offer childcare in our studio while the moms and dads are working out; the kids will be in the childcare, playing games and interacting with a childcare employee.” It just goes to show how Culpeper
comes together and how our community is able to respond whenever there is a need, Say said. “We are very thankful to Scott and Lowe’s for coming to us and saying, ‘hey, we’ve got these masks.’ A lot of times, people aren’t aware of the resources out there. So that’s our job, to connect them with where the resources are,” Say said. “And that’s where we came in, working with Lowe’s and letting our members know what was able for them, and then we were able to connect them to Scott and then we were able to make today happen. It is really a testament to Culpeper’s connectivity; how we’ve been able to make this happen.” “It was great partnering with Jeff and the Chamber today — over the last few weeks, actually — to make this happen,” O’Toole said. “We’re gotten a great, great response from the businesses and organizations. Some of them are able now to prepare to get back open, like Epiphany Catholic School.” Say noted: “We had Allie Cline, president of the Culpeper County Education Association, picked up 82 boxes of masks for teachers. We also had Stacy Timmons, from Culpeper County Public Schools, he picked up 10 boxes of masks for nurses and aides for the schools. “We had Marty Bywaters-Baldwin with Rappahannock Goodwill,” Say added. “They’re starting to do interviews next week, so they’re picking up masks. We were able to get the masks out of those folks, so they can do face-to-face interviews. “We’ve had a lot of great response here today,” Say said.
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The Culpeper County School Board voted 4-3 last Monday night for a blended-learning model, where some students will attend classes in-person two days a week and work from home three days a week. Parents who don’t feel comfortable sending their children to school will have the option for them to attend classes 100% virtually. Classes are scheduled to resume Aug. 24. New teachers start Aug. 10. “It is best to get the kids in front of teachers,” School Superintendent Anthony Brads said, adding: “It is not risk-free.” After nearly four hours of presentations from administrators Monday night, Stevensburg District Representative Marshall Keene made the motion for blended learning, with teachers being in-person at the schools even if they are instructing virtually. (Teachers with documented illnesses would be exempt.) Also voting for the motion were West Fairfax Representative Christina Burnett, Salem District Representative Anne Luckenbill and Cedar
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Culpeper County Education Association members held a rally prior to last Monday night’s School Board meeting at Floyd T. Binns Middle School. Mountain Representative Elizabeth “Betsy” Howard Smith. Voting no were Chairman and North Jefferson District Representative Michelle North, Vice Chairman and East Fairfax Representative Patricia Baker and Catalpa Rep. Barbara Brown. “In government, what I’ve learned is it’s hard to make everybody happy,” Keene said after the meeting. “You’re not going to make everybody happy with whatever decision you make, but
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a week was my first option,” he said. “Blended was obviously on the board because those parents wanted to get their kids in school. The teachers are great, the teachers are essential personnel. Our parents realize that we need our teachers. Teachers are the backbone of our public education and I think we’re looking forward to getting them back in the schools and back online; whatever role they’re going to be doing … [and] get back to some sort of normalcy with our kids.” The Culpeper County School Board asked staff earlier this month to formally survey parents on whether they wanted their children to return to class four days a week, two days a week or all online. Of the 6,292 responses, 43% (2,710) of parents said they wanted their children to learn online, 34% (2,152) said they wanted traditional learning and 23% (1,430) said they wanted a blended model, according to Mark Callahan, division testing specialist and distance learning contact. The online option was for parents to choose five days per week at home with a school-provided Chromebook. The traditional option was in-person at school four days on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays and with at-home assignments on Wednesday. The blended model calls for in-person learning two days a week (either Monday and Tuesday, or Thursday and Friday) with completion of assignments
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➤ Schools, from Page 4 at home the other three days a week. Callahan noted that based on social-distancing guidelines and building capacity, four-day-a-week learning would not be possible. However, it would be feasible with the blended model, he said. But not all board members agreed with the hybrid model. “In my heart I would not send any child back,” Baker said. “I can’t.” In a Facebook posting shortly after the meeting, Brown said: “I did not believe this motion was detailed enough to protect the teachers from being ‘forced’ to teach when this is a life and death decision. I wanted students who wanted to be in school to be allowed to come to school and I wanted the staff to have the same option of having a choice.” However, Karie Lane, director of elementary instruction, said that if teachers were given the option not to attend in-person, there wouldn’t be enough special-education instructors available at all of the elementary schools. “I don’t have enough staff to pull blended off,” she said of any optional return for teachers. In a CCPS survey of teachers, 55.8% (358) said they do not have any restrictions that would limit their ability to return physically to work. Another 37.1% (238) said that while they have
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no restrictions that would limit their return to work, they prefer to work remotely in light of COVID-19. In addition, 7.1% of teachers (45) said that they have a documented health issue that impacts their ability to return to work physically. About three-quarters of parents responded to the latest surveys, but administrators noted that they needed everyone to complete the surveys to make sure that the options would work. Russell Houck, Culpeper County Schools executive director of student services, told the board that every parent who sends their child to school will have to sign a letter of responsibility. He noted that if a COVID-19 case is confirmed within the school, staff will do “close-contact tracing” of staff and students. “It’s possible we could have school-wide closings again,” he said, noting that the Rappahannock-Rapidan Health would have had the final say. “This has been reviewed by the staff of the Rapidan-Rappahannock Health District, Dr. Wade Kartchner [RRHD medical director] has reviewed this last week and given approval to this plan, so we feel real good about that,” Houck said. The school district’s mitigation plan has to be submitted to the Virginia Department of Education by Aug. 3.
“The operations of our schools will look vastly different,” Houck said. “What we’re really doing is rebuilding the school and this is our foundation. This is the part we have to get right in order to have in-person teaching, so we want everyone to know what we’re expecting of our staff and our parents for us to make this happen.” In the meantime, the district will do “training, training, training” on safety measures for teachers and staff. The district will still have plenty of personal protection equipment on hand,
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam made an impromptu visit to Lake Pelham late last month. The town of Culpeper dedicated the 254-acre lake in 2019 as part of a project that included $18 million in upgrades for stormwater management and safety.
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A salute to custodians Over the course of many years the important roles they have met working in close partnership with since the close of schools in the Culpeper County Public Schools spring. I have made many friendships This will certainly be a Marshall Conner within the hardworking custodial challenging school year and staff in six elementary schools, their roles will certainly grow in two middle schools and two high importance. schools. As a reporter, sportswriter, In the humorous 1980s film parks and recreation coordinator, the “Breakfast Club”, a custodian and childcare professional I have summed up his job with a litany witnessed the dedication and of unglamorous job duties, but commitment to safety displayed concluded his speech with this by this often-underappreciated line, “I am the eyes and ears of this component of our public schools. institution.” I would also add that they are During the COVID-19 pandemic the the frontline of their schools. custodial staff from the county school system The custodians that I know will formed teams to keep children and staff undoubtedly meet the challenge and give protected, allowing Critical Infrastructure their outmost to keep each child and teacher Childcare, at Farmington Elementary to as safe as possible. The odds can be daunting serve frontline healthcare professionals’ when the uncertainty and adaptability of a childcare needs. This was done safely with virus is considered. This is where dedication, hourly cleanings and daily room disinfection intelligence and bravery are needed—and I conducted by custodial staff. feel like the county’s custodial staff have all This summer, the custodial staff of Yowell three. Elementary School also rose to the challenge This columnist appreciates all our school allowing the safe operation of Kid Central’s system’s custodial staff—because I have modified summer camp, helping many stood alongside them in tough times and in parents continue to work. In addition to happy times. I have shared jokes, told stories, Yowell’s staff another custodian was assigned and shared fears. I have realized that there to Kid Central from within its own staff. are parents, grandparents, veterans, and Every day inside a school, custodians single-working parents among the men and clean, sanitize, provide security duties, women I know. Working from home is not maintain buildings, help with traffic and always an option or a preference for all. often bravely grab a mop and bucket when This pandemic has hopefully brought a child becomes sick in class—all this before greater appreciation for the essential the extra stresses and duties required to professionals who kept and will keep our combat a global pandemic. nation moving forward, the healthcare Now that the school system has chosen professionals, farmers, truckers, food service, a plan of “blended scheduling” for this fall childcare, grocery store workers, waste even more essential work will be required of disposal, law enforcement, EMS, utilities, CCPS custodians. Between school sessions custodians, and especially the delivery drivers an unprecedented amount of cleaning and who have been piling up boxes on many front maintenance is required to protect thousands porches. There are too many to list, but the of students—there will also be the movement best way to show appreciation for them is to of desks, shelves, and cleaning equipment. offer a simple and genuine thank you. This is a heavy burden---and they should be There have been many tough days rescued given more credit. with a simple thank you and smile, even if it It is my hope that essential employees in is cloaked in a mask. We must remain united the custodial, school nursing, childcare staff in purpose, informed and willing to help are somehow given greater recognition for everyone in our community.
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Homeschooling News staff County has nearly in Rappahannock to 2019 — from doubled from 2014 34 to 62 students jump of 82 percent. ,a Meanwhile, of the students attend public who do schools in Rappaha nock very few nare to new figures. drop outs, according An estimated ty’s student-age 7 percent of the counpopulation are learning their now lessons in a home setting, accordin g to new statistics the Virginia Departm from ent of Educatio Given the uniquen n. ess of education in Rappaha nnock County, unlike much of Virginia the where population is declining, how student a concern is it to the school much of which relies district, heavily that more students on state funds, are being chooled? We put that questionhomescent days to in reDr. Shannon superintendent Grimsley, of Rappaha County Public nnock Schools. “Am I concerne d about declinin enrollment? g Of course,” she “We've come a long way with replied. ing services and increasdents and familiesprograms to our stuand that is very when you have hard to make cuts enrollment while based on formulas continuo the state funding tricts at inequita usly hit rural disble proportions.
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Victor Angry, By Margaret Democrat (i) Candland said the process was politically Steele motivated, proposed without analysisCopy of Editor which projects would help the most peoUnited Kingdom ple and how the real estate property tax to flag the Joint Personn was added rate will be affected. el Recovery Jeanine Lawson, Agency Headqu arters on Fort “I’ve asked several times about what Republican (i) Belvoir, last week. Maggie Hansford, this will mean for tax bills,” Candland During the British Democrat flag posting cerecrats flip a 6-2 said. mony, JPRA added MDW Colors Republican majority. And the decision The Prince William Board of County to countries that the United Kingdom Passed: Air Force tional Capital work with the Gen. Terrenc at the ballot box could change the gender Supervisors has a policy to not increase personnel recovery Region flag to U.S. for e O’Shaughness Yesli Vega, Republican Capital Region incoming Military Photo by Jim around the y passes the and racial makeup of the board, poten- its operating budget more than 3.5%German each y was Dresbach Raheel Sheikh, Democrat District of Washin Joint Force Headqu Hall on Joint Commander Brig. Gen. added last year. world. gton/Jo Omar Jones arters-NaBase Myer-He tially ushering in a majority of women year while also planning revenue increasfocuses on prevent JPRA during a change int Force Headquarters-N nderson Hall, ing June 4. of command ational tion supervisors and a majority of minority es for capital projects, such as the $43events; prepare warfighter isolaceremony at Douglas Taggart, Republican s them for what Conmy Margaret members for a board that was all white million for the expansion of thedo if they become Adult Andrea Bailey, Democrat isolated; and respondto Franklin, globally, to isolation and mostly men just nine months ago. s, events. Satisfaction Democrat SUPERVISORS PAGE 3 The Supervisors serve four-year terms, set first UK foreign Guatantee liaison officer Striving To Exceed Your for JPRA, Flight Lt. Stephen Licensed, Expectations his wife, Harriet,! Reid, and arrived at Fort Bonded Residentia l & Commercia earlier &Belvoir this year. Insured l Cleaning Ser vices “This day is One time Deep Cleaning—Mo important to ve in/Move strong show the By Jim Dresba out Weekly EMILY SIDES the VRE and Amtrak station, said George rent tenants to see if they want to lease The county’s plan for North Wood- relation • Bi-weekly ship between • Monthly...or ch as needed esides@insidenova.com and the UK Pentagram Boosalis, the president of Boosalis Prop- space in the new development or another MENTIONbridge calls for$35 increased density in the the U.S., in terms commander THIS AD Staff Writer FOR OFF DEEP of the U.S. Norther of personnel CLEAING! CALL he FOR William Comma nd and evelopers have plans for a large erties, which represented Grace Street shopping center the company owns, Boo- area near the VRE. The Prince covery,” saidDETAILS! n strong, Jones before the ceremonreNorth Americ 540-497-1537 “We’ve thanked change • rockiemaids.co y. salis said. Aerospace Defense Board of County Supervisors voted 7-0made promises to mixed-use development on U.S. Properties in the purchase. one-tim e Army an m • rockiemaids@ of hotmail.com get our troops, our people, back. Command, and comma nd hosts O’Shau spokes - one Boosalis said developing the site plan Grace Street Properties plans to build 2 on Oct. 8 to approve the North 1 with the $19.1 million purchase Woodperson and ghnessy of the event’s and Lt. Gen. world-c lass show how close-knIt’s perfect timing to hosts, pointed rappn ews.cWalter 142nd Year • No. 43 om Piatt, of the Station Plaza shopping center at the will take anywhere from three to five years million square feet for a mixed-used de- bridge plan, which outlines future land out the importa marath it our countrie on runner is nce of how MDW/ tor of the Army Staff, and direcs now in JFHQ-N charge of the with construction starting after that. The velopment, which will include retail space use and plans for a town center andBrig. corner with Va. 123 in Woodbridge. urbanGen. Joseph D’costa, the are.” Howard and his family. U.S. Army Military CR’s mission vice directorculpepertime reserve T HUR SDAY District overlap • Vol at Joint Force s.com Earlier this month, Grace Street Prop- development will still have to go through for lease. The developer wants to work neighborhoods that will have walkability 13, with , O C TOBER 17, No. 25of Washin s the Northcom’s During ment, DevelopPiatt’s 2019 Force Headqu gton and Joint the ceremony erties bought the shopping center on the process of getting permits from the with the county to consider a pedestrian and access to mass transit, accordinghosted to “A safe capital mission. praised the incomin remark s, he arters Nation marks the is a maturing of a and said it represe Capital Region. al g and outgoing 13 acres anchored by Food Lion and B- county. bridge from the development to the VRE tation of a safe nclose and ennation and what commanders, noting that relationship. WOODBRIDGE during PAGE 20 In a time-ho Thrifty and across the busy highway from The owners want to work with the cur- and Amtrak station across U.S. 1. you’ve been Jones’ selection as the nored traditio “Working closely able to accomp new Brig. n, MDW/J with Gen. Omar Jones lish NCR chief during this our allies and partner nations time you’ve was an excellen FHQassumed is an essentia command from been in t choice. in our national l element “The Maj. Gen. Michael comma nd reflects the strategies,” D’costa Howard during Voted Best funeral Home highest putting Army got this pick right PRINCE WILLIAM TODAY SUBSCRIBE TODAY said. a change of com- credit upon your joint services Omar mand at Joint and said. “Omar in command,” Piatt directly impacts Again for 2019 Base See Flag, page a safe and is an amazing son Hall’s Conmy Myer-Hender- home,” INSIDENOVA.COM/SUBSCRIBE A4 Soldier he said to Howard secure who has excelled Hall, June 4. at every level, . Gen. 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PROPERTY TRANSFERS These property transfers for June 2020 were provided by the Culpeper County Assessor’s Office. Appreciation is extended to W. Jason Kilby and his staff. July Top Dollar Deal: Jefferson District, $538,000. The printing of this list is made possible by ReMax Crossroads of Culpeper. Catalpa District 7/1: Calvert, David and Wife to Kallal, Jason and Wife; 1.39 acres located at 11241 Alum Springs RD, $400,000 7/2: Frazier, Ronald K to Henneck, William; 1.47 acres located at 12123 Ira Hoffman LN, $340,800 7/6: Updike, Elbert b and Wife to Lynskey, Nelson L; Multiple parcels located near General Longstreet AVE, $258,300 7/6: Habitat for Humanity of Culpeper to Leading Edge Res INC; .5 acres located at 12260 Eggbornsville RD, $8,000 7/8: Jenkins, Michael R and Other to Country View Homes LLC; 3 acres located near Stonehouse Mtn RD, $76,500 7/10: Birdsall, John J to Lakeview/ Culpeper LLC; Multiple parcels located near General Longstreet AVE, $280,000 7/10: Thompson, William F and Wife to Bream, Brian and Wife; 16 acres located at 11175 Homeland RD, $300,000 7/15: Smith, Daniel John to Rivas, Ruth Noemy; 1.60 acres located at 15247 St Jameson RD, $285,000 7/22: Lucas, Fulton S JR to Smith, Dennis J and Wife; 1.08 acres located at 11046 Muddy Run LN, $264,500 7/23: Corbin, Stephen W to Miller, Kevin J and Other; Multiple parcels located near Sperryville PIKE, $147,000 7/23: Jefferson Homebuilders INC to Cory, Bernard Francis and Other; 10.1 acres located at 11311 Anna CT, $387,188 7/29: Trigon Homes LLC to Charlton, Vincent M and Wife; 5.25 acres located at 14412 Clark Meadow LN, $430,093 7/30: Sparacino, Kevin and Wife to Heard, Michael B; 1.15 acres located at 12248 Ridge CT, $265,000 Catalpa Town District 7/13: Field, Brandon J to Sims, Joann; .26 acres located at 1002 Hendrick ST, $249,900 Cedar Mountain District 7/1: Lehmann, Robert to Brand, Paul; Multiple parcels located near Mitchell RD, $20,000 7/2: Lesson Never Learned LLC to Newhouse, Robert and Wife; 1.08 acres located at 11486 Fox Hill LN, $314,900 7/10: Hawkins, Charles R and Wife to Jovel, Santos Alexander Marquez and Wife; 1.79 acres located at 20083 Miller DR, $355,000 7/16: Rushia, Robert C and Wife to Clatterbuck, Joshua Lloyd; 2.09 acres located at 19208 Rolling Hills DR, $389,900 7/16: Helwig, Aaron J and Wife to Randall, Daniel JR; 2.00 acres located at 19755 Old Orange RD, $264,900 7/21: Sheehan, Daniel P and Wife to Reid, Rebecca Susan; 3.1 acres located at 19312 Rose Hill DR, $328,000 7/21: JDW Construction LLC and Other to St Onge, Chad E and Wife; 3.19 acres located at 20648 Spring Creek DR, $449,900 7/27: Gilman, Lorrie A to Butler, Melody D; 1.03 acres located at 9256 General Winder RD, $150,000 Cedar Mountain Town District 7/31: Logan, Anne Colby and other to Studio 356 LLC; Office Condo at 700 Southridge PKWY # 313, $210,000 East Fairfax District 7/1: Richmond American Homes of Virginia to Brown, Mary Anne Kinzer and Husband; .15 acres located at 2184 Juniper Dr, $383,240 7/2: Parkes, Stanley M to Austin, James F III and Other; Townhouse located at 653 Meadowbrook DR, $175,000 7/8: Marin, Lyle Milton JR to Jenkins, Marvin N; .83 acres located at 1926 Orange RD, $144,000 7/8: Elliot, Glenn and Others to Cohn, Marguerite and Husband; .57 acres located at 15116 Montanus DR, $475,000 7/10: Walker, Victoria S to Ream, Rebecca B; .38 acres located at 420 Barberry ST, $272,000 7/13: Mitchell, Malcolm M JR to Thorpe, T Huntley III; .10 acres located at 706 E Piedmont ST, $219,900 7/15: Shumate, Valerie L to Ly, Michael; .21 acres located at 1612 Harrier LN, $265,000 7/21: Austin, James F III to Crouch, Steven E and Other; Townhouse located at 1829 Picadilly Circus, $150,000 7/22: Bailey, Michael C and Other to Juarez, Jairo Javier Martinez and Other; .12 acres located at 1840 Gold Finch DR, $340,000 7/22: HSBC Bank USA National Association to Hernandez, Sergio; .16 acres located at 2110 Blue Spruce DR, $279,000 7/23: Thompson, Frances B to Jefferson Homebuilders INC; .24 acres located near Aster ST, $58,000 7/24: Bussenger, Charles E JR and Other to Fincham, Jason Matthew and Other; .25 acres located at 205 Elmwood DR, $248,000 7/29: Roberts, Frances to HP4/Culpeper LLC; .56 acres located at 2401 Orange RD, $230,000 Jefferson District 7/1: Meredith, Donna Marie to Baird David Carl and Wife; 1 acre located at 1284 Freeman DR, $450,000 7/2: Davis, Scott R and Other to Lee, Christopher B; 1 acre located at 15310 Lee HWY, $259,990 7/2: Hamilton, Cameron to McCulla, John P and Wife; 3.07 acres located at 4440 Labrador CT, $399,900 7/2: Charboneau, William J D and Wife to Goldman, Kevin D and Other; 1.41 acres located at 2205 Brown LN, $342,500 7/2: Gasteazoro, Eduardo and Stanley, Cathy Rose and Other; 6.66 acres located at 16056 Grouse CT, $475,000 7/6: Ragosta, John A and Wife to Rodgers, Charles R and Wife; 28.16 acres located near Old Barn RD, $250,000 7/8: BINJ LLC to Dailey, Sonny J; 5.40 acres located at 17335 Rhodes LN, $360,000 7/9: Lepage, Richard and Wife to Forte, Alan Christopher and Wife; 9.48 acres located at 487 Old Bridge RD, $510,000 7/10: Caliber Homebuilder INC to Deatherage, Michael Allan and Other; 5.10 acres located at 7363 Waterford RD, $598,368.02 7/10: Jimenez, Jorge L and Wife to Burnett, Danny Lee JR and Wife; 1 acre located at 2487 Durham PL, $495,000 7/16: Warren, Julius and Wife to Sargent, Christopher A and Wife; 10.46 acres located at 18343 Ragtop RD, $475,000 7/20: Nelson, Rex E and Wife to Karp, Alexander Julian; 6.84 acres located at 5459 Countryside CIR, $480,000 7/20: Sullivan, Robert M and Wife to Salvucci, John and Wife; 1.04 acres located at 3246 Southhampton DR, $499,000 7/21: Trivette, E J JR and Wife to Blanton, Maite and Other; 1.25 acres located at 17322 N Cambridge WAY, $530,000 7/22: Yu, Janet and Yu, Elizabeth to Rosenberger, Nathan Thomas; 204.05 acres located near Rixeyville RD, $825,000 7/22: Ragosta, John A and Wife to Hutcherson, Rebecca Ann; 44.08 acres located near Rixeyville RD, $230,000 7/24: Harding, Steve E and Wife to Mcanlay, Jacques and Wife; 2.01 acres located at 5029 Ridge View CT, $538,000 7/27: Heflin, Jennifer L and Husband to Collins, Rhiannon and Other; 1.92 acres located at 6120 Jeffersonton RD, $335,000 7/27: Madden, Christopher and Wife to Sharp, Debra Ellen and Other; .98 acres located at 3485 Stratford DR, $495,000 7/28: Tisdale, Clyde T and Wife to Lea, Jacqueline Joanne; 5.27 acres located at 14065 Micah RD, $370,000 7/29: Payne, Eric D and Wife to Johnson, D’Juan L and Wife; 3.21 acres located at 19134 Dupont LN, $375,000 7/29: Ruffin, Richard W B and Wife to Hansen, Deborah M; 11.09 acres located at 3345 Rancelee WAY, $455,000
Salem District 7/1: CTS Properties LLC to Volhard, Wendy; 2.07 acres located near Rillhurst DR, $92,500 7/1: Nelson, Robert Henry IV and Other to Norberg, Mark Edward and Wife; Multiple parcels located near Glenhollow CT, $435,000 7/1: Pierce, Jamie Lee and Others to Karl, Denise Theresa and Other; 10.12 acres located at 11066 Old Stillhouse RD, $271,000 7/2: Dodson, Stephen D III and Wife to Hill, Katherine A and Other; 3.25 acres located at 13123 Major Brown DR, $216,000 7/2: Collins, Paul T and Wife to Gallahan, Jeremy Ryan and Wife; 2.21 acres located at 16457 Mountain Run LN, $263,500 7/2: Minnis, John E JR and Wife to Eland LLC; 2.43 acres located at 11359 Old Stillhouse RD, $108,000 7/6: Equity Trust Co Custodian-FBO to Passut, Jolene; .79 acres located at 18001 Reva RD, $264,900 7/7: Tomblin, Mark and Wife to Dodson, Stephen O III and Other; 4.9 acres located at 16127 Laurel Springs RD, $295,000 7/8: Hughes, Harry M JR and Wife to Weiblen, Rowan Morgana and Husband; 1.23 acres located at 17330 Pelham View DR, $325,000 7/8: Howle, Claude and Wife to Billstein, Jason and Wife; 3 acres located at 10137 Lake Crest PL, $445,000 7/9; Dwyer, Richard H to Turner, Vance and Wife; 3.15 acres located at 11036 C L Jackson DR, $304,000 7/13: Williams, Nicole and Husband to Orr, Taylor L; 1.33 acres located at 16542 Mountain Run LN, $269,000 7/13: Robertson Custom Homes INC to Kines, Ronald Dewayne and Wife; 1.4 acres located at 10131 Jolly PL, $287,125.59 7/14: Grigsby Robert and Wife to Colvin, Jonathan M; 5.16 acres located at 5358 Riverbend LN, $257,000 7/16: Gonnella, Nicholas Robert and Other to Butler, Ethel M; 1.53 acres located at 11040 C L Jackson DR, $289,900 7/16: Payne, John Franklin and Wife to Foster, Jodie Wayne and Wife; 10 acres located near Mountain Run Lake RD, $150,000 7/20: KPSP LLC to Jefferson Homebuilders INC; .94 acres located near Sperryville PIKE; $52,500 7/20: Coffey, Dennis W and Wife to Gonnella, Nicholas R and Wife; 10 acres located at 6340 Intervale RD, $420,000 7/21: Todd, Jeffrey C and Wife to Brooks, Kelsea J and Other; 1.14 acres located at 17153 N Merrimac RD, $225,000 7/21: Gallihugh, Eric Houston to Rose, Larry D and Other; 1.72 acres located at 17417 Lakemont DR, $289,000 7/23: Ferrell, Lance P and Wife to Marchi, Michael Benjamin; 5.93 acres located at 4465 Annette CT, $75,000 7/24: Burchard, Amy to Lair, Justin Tyler Geil and Wife; 1.00 acre located at 16532 N Merrimac RD, $217,000 7/24: Kitts, Richard and Wife to Grove, Gunnar W SR and Wife; 1.87 acres located at 10059 Bella Pointe DR, $490,000 7/27: Cedar Homes Investments LLC to Currier, James; 1.25 acres located at 9236 Clyde LN, $234,900 7/27: CTS Properties LLC to Karhan, Laura J and Other; 2.01 acres located near Rillhurst DR, $93,000 7/27: Edwards, Steve R and Wife to Josephson, Stephen Wayne; 2.53 acres located at 15148 Rillhurst DR, $496,950 7/30: Brown, Charles C and Wife to Mayhugh, Douglas L and Wife; 1.63 acres located at 9182 Mountain Run Lake RD, $291,350 Stevensburg District 7/1: Horst, Michael E & Horst, Kaye to Angell, Zackary Dimitrios and Other; 5 acres near Newbys Shop RD, $365,000 7/1: Inskeep, Russell H JR and Others to White, Stephen Craig; 5 acres located at 20289 Zachary Taylor HWY, $390,000 7/1: Newhouse, Robert Lee II and Wife to Stuppert, Philipp III and Wife; 5 acres located at 25595 Eleys Ford RD, $339,000 7/2: Williams, Christopher N and Other to Lee, Samuel and Wife; 1.17 acres located at 14038 Broadview LN, $350,000 7/7: Board of Supervisors of Culpeper County VA to Lenn, Wayne E and Other; .03 acres located near Edwin WAY, $7,000 7/7: Strickland, Eugene and Wife to Raven Home Buyers LLC; 3.42 acres located at 13048 Mt Zion Church RD, $90,000 7/8: Andreucci, Eric P and Wife to Peterson, Christopher G and Wife; 5.43 acres located near Pond View CT, $75,000 7/9: Via, Lester C to Jefferson Homebuilders INC; 6.04 acres located near Fields Mill RD, $50,000 7/9: Settle, Dorothy Keith and Other to Butler, Paul V JR and Wife; 41.9 acres located at 20625 Mt Pony RD, $190,000 7/15: Storeland LLC to Family Pursuit LLC; 6.02 acres located at 18424 Gate RD, $4,000,000 7/16: Richmond American Homes of Virginia to Stewart, Reed Howard and Wife; .68 acres located at 14302 South Hall CT, $456,839 7/17: Griffin, Guilford W and Wife to Czerniewski, Marcin; 38.89 acres located near Eleys Ford RD, $155,000 7/17: Jackson, John J and Wife to Hansen, Garth G and Wife; .62 acres located at 13005 Mint Leaf WAY, $450,000 7/21: Progress Homes LLC to Rockwood Homes INC; 6.02 acres located near Eleys Ford RD, $65,000 7/21: Walrich, Susan B Estate to Mendoza Perez, Jose Alberto; 3.49 acres located at 13487 Landons LN, $400,000 7/24: Shaw, Edwin W and Wife to Merica, Charlene Virginia; Multiple parcels located near Cedar Grove RD, $75,000 7/29: Kent, John G and Other to Leading Edge Res INC; 6 acres located at 28385 Eleys Ford RD, $60,000 7/30: Houck, Robert A to WCSP LLC; 119.96 acres located near Blackjack RD, $420,000 7/30: Houck, Robert A and Other to Gugino, Rocky J and Wife; 101.19 acres located near Carolina LN, $365,000 West Fairfax District 7/9: Woehr, James R and Wife to Nance, Swindell and Other; .35 acres located at 593 Windermere DR, $362,000 7/9: NVR INC to Wharam, Marshall and Other; .80 acres located at 829 Keswick DR, $478,920 7/10: Thasan, Pius and Wife to Rodriguez, Angel L; .38 acres located at 612 Holly Crest DR, $342,000 7/16: Klearman, Robin to Stadler, Sarah Sheehan and Others; .16 acres located at 610 S Blue Ridge AVE, $382,000 7/16: SONA INC to Ebert, Lynn Marie; .38 acres located at 709 Keswick DR, $396,555 7/21: Kasianshuk, Oliver Andrade and Wife to Innamorato, Melissa C and Others; 608 Homeplace DR, $315,000 7/22: Griffin, Guilford W and Wife to Cooch, Catherine Victoria and Other; .11 acres located at 632 Kings Grant RD, $330,000 7/24: SONA INC to Gregerson, David R; .37 acres located at 868 Keswick DR, $429,606 7/24: Gibbs, Luther C IV and Wife to Moffett, Shane W and Wife; .30 acres located at 718 Holly Leaf RD, $335,000 7/24: Country Club Development to Jefferson Homebuilders INC; Multiple parcels located near December CT, $264,000 7/28: Yowell, Jean Dimitra to Lane, Sally J; .15 acres located at 691 Blossom Tree RD, $314,000 7/28: Culpeper Investments LLC to NVR INC; .27 acres located at 720 Keswick DR, $103,000 7/28: NVR INC to Marini, Andre James and Wife; .44 acres located at 825 Keswick DR, $397,405 7/29: NVR INC to Kim, Sangheon and Other; .37 acres located at 145 Wayland Manor DR, $364,375 7/30: Hansen, Victoria Iris and Husband to Woods, Robin A; .51 acres located at 1136 S Blue Ridge AVE, $329,900 7/31: Jefferson Homebuilders Inc to Benson, Gregory S; .29 acres located at 2068 Golf Dr, $375,000
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Marital agreements – love notes after all Time should have stopped. We wish it had, if but for an hour Katherine Charapich or two. The gift that unfolded unexpectedly, was recognizable – palatable, and oh, so very precious. Those at the conference table were thankful to be present as the client signing documents shared about his love for his bride who had passed before him. Rare, are those moments. This precious man of eighty-something spoke of a time when one’s word was a contract, when people stood by their commitments – examples of hard work, honor, integrity, foresight, faith, and reputation. Upon such principles, business grew. His reference for such success, both local and across the states – his wife of sixty plus years. To step back in time and bear witness to this man’s very present love for his wife…the notary and witnesses all departed with a sense of awe. We were supposed to be there in that room for what one might think would be a routine meeting. The turn of events proved differently; because he was there and shared what he did. In a world that currently seems so upside down — for those of us present our world became a little richer, a little more stable. Signing ceremonies for documents related to estate matters – such as trusts, last wills and testaments, powers of attorney, advance medical directives, operating agreements, deeds, or assignments of interests, are most often solemn events and bring forth unexpected emotions. Perhaps those emotions come from recognizing the beauty of which you have been entrusted – a word and concept that is so
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appropriate and deeply powerful when referencing estate planning. What is it with which you have been entrusted? Is it the care of another’s quality of life? It may be to make health, medical, and end-of-life decisions for a lovedone. Perhaps it is the fiduciary responsibility in the form of a trustee to hold money in trust and at your discretion, making payments for the benefit of another.
post-marital (often referred to as pre- or post-nuptial) agreement as falling within the consideration of stewardship or even a subject matter to be addressed between two people in love. And, I doubt that my precious client, mentioned above, and his wife ever considered such a contract. Contrary to what one may think, that a pre- or post-nuptial speaks to spouses not trusting each other, they may have quite a lot to do
Signing ceremonies for documents related to estate matters – such as trusts, last wills and testaments, powers of attorney, advance medical directives, operating agreements, deeds, or assignments of interests, are most often solemn events and bring forth unexpected emotions.
with love and respect. Before you jump to a rendition of judgment, read on. The Code of Virginia defines premarital agreements to be “an agreement between prospective spouses made in contemplation of marriage and to be effective upon marriage…[setting forth] the rights and obligations of each of the parties in any property of either or both of them whenever and wherever acquired or located.” This same definition is applicable to post-marital agreements. One may think of a pre- or postmarital agreement being useful for protecting assets that a spouse came to the marriage with so that claims of such property being part of the marital property cannot be enforced in the event of a divorce. A spouse may want to protect
Each of the above roles encompasses a level of stewardship. There are some forms of stewardship that simply cannot be measured, and there are some for which terms can be set forth in contracts. One may not think of a pre- or
business assets created by one person during the marriage. If such assets are not controlled within the contractual terms of a pre- or post-marital agreement, then in the event of a divorce property rights and distribution of the same will be controlled by the equitable distribution laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia. In addition, such agreements may preclude one party from the demands of creditors due to the incurrence of debt by the spouse. This would be affected by limiting the debt liability of one of the spouses. The same document may also be useful against asset claims that arise upon one’s passing. Such an agreement may help in the protection of family heirlooms that a spouse wants to keep within her side of the family. Inherited assets fall within this same safeguard. A pre- or post-marital agreement may protect assets in the event of remarriage; addressing items and assets that a spouse desires to go to her children from her previous marriage. In these scenarios, the terms would be preclusive regarding the other spouse. There are subtle considerations for each motivating factor. An agreement should be affected in concurrence with other estate planning tools, such as a trust and/or last will and testament and referenced in said documents, putting others on notice of the existence of the preor post-marital agreements. Have the conversation. Examine your estate needs and perhaps you will be the one sharing encouraging stories around a conference table – the person who affects the lives of many by sharing of the hard work, integrity, beauty, and love of another. Katherine S. Charapich, Esq., operates the Estate Law Center, PLLC in downtown Culpeper. Call 540-812-2046.
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The Chamber is busy! During the last few months, we’ve heard a lot about “getting back to normal.” Unfortunately, it looks like we’re going to be living in a “new normal” for the time being – but that doesn’t mean we can’t continue to connect our community and help our small businesses and nonprofits network during this time. At the Culpeper Chamber of Commerce, we’ve stayed busy during COVID-19 and the coming months are only going to get busier! On Friday, Aug. 21, we will host our 18th Annual Chamber Golf Classic. At the beginning of the pandemic, we originally were going to shelve our golf outing this year – until we realized that if there’s one thing we can do right, it’s golf. Our social distanced golf outing will feature a boxed breakfast courtesy of Nicholas Jones and Co., a boxed lunch provided by the Ole Country Store, snacks courtesy of Merchants Grocery and great raffle opportunities! This year, we will host our first “beer goggle” putt off – utilizing the Culpeper Town
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Police Department’s impairment goggles. This will be a great opportunity to network with local businesses and to get out and enjoy Mother Nature! We’re sure everyone is as tired of being cooped up inside as we are, so we hope to see you on Aug. 21 at the Country Club of Culpeper at 9 a.m. for our shotgun start. We still have opening for golfers and sponsorships available! The cost is $85 per golfer. Please contact events@ culpeperchamber.com to find out more about how you can showcase your business at this event. We always appreciate the work of our first responders, but during COVID-19 it’s even more apparent how our law enforcement and our volunteer fire and rescue squads have answered the call. That’s why the Culpeper Chamber of Commerce Valor Awards is so important this year. This year, we are honoring all of our first responders, 15 organizations in all. We will each station for their commitment to our community, along with giving Valor Awards to recognize individuals for a specific act of extraordinary bravery and exceptional Valor while in the line of duty. This year’s event will be hosted at Salem Volunteer Fire Department Wednesday, Sept. 30 beginning at 6:30 p.m. Visit www. culpeperchamber.com to learn more or to register for the event. We want the
community to join us to help honor those that serve and learn how we can help them during this challenging time. Our volunteer fire and rescue associations have not been able to raise funds the way they have in the past, so we encourage everyone to come together to help support them and learn how to keep them thriving. I just mentioned our website, www.culpeperchamber.com, and visitors to our site might notice it has a fresh, new look. Thanks to Tony Rozwadowski, from K Art & Design, our website is easier to navigate and has a fresh look for 2020. It is a project our board has been working on for a few years now, so we’re excited to unveil it to the public. The site includes a revamped events page where our members and the community can share activities occurring in the Culpeper area and it features key information about our members in our directory. We encourage the public to browse it and learn about the members in our community! The past few months have been a stressful time for all. We’re hoping that the information we share and the events we’re hosting will give our members and our community an opportunity to learn about resources available to them in Culpeper and connect us all.
Battlefield passes the buck to Culpeper schools Battlefield Automotive Culpeper (Ford, Toyota, and Chevrolet) has been making quarterly donations to Culpeper’s two public high schools, Eastern View and Culpeper County High, based on sales of each new and used vehicle sold. Due to Covid-19, we were not able to make it out to the schools to deliver their checks. But General Manager Gary Fay finally was able to make it out and “PASS THE BUCK” of a total of $8,945 to both Dr. Felix Addo with Eastern View High School, top, and Dr. Danny Soderholm with Culpeper County High School. Battlefield thanks everyone who has bought a vehicle with our dealerships and helped us make this possible.
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Elevate Co-Founders Aaron Wood and Kristy Romeo. Elevate Co-Work & Community, located at 107b East Davis St., has compiled the work of local Black artists to create an inspiring exhibit, titled Elevate Black Artists. This community art show honors and showcases the talents of several artists, of all ages, and is available to view both in person and virtually throughout the month of August. “Well before we opened our doors in the fall of 2019, we knew we wanted Elevate to not only function as a community workspace, but to be a place that nurtures ideas and creativity. As artists, ourselves, it’s important to us that we connect with and support the local arts community, and one way we
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Then Jeff got a call from RC Cole, the owner of Cole Shows Amusements, asking about the possibility of selling carnival/fair food. Jeff immediately contacted the President of the Fire Department and it was discussed and decided to give it a try. We may not be able to have rides and games, but we can sure enough have the food that everyone enjoys during a carnival or fair. It’s the next best thing that we can do for the community. Over the past 4th of July weekend; the Orange Volunteer Fire Department did this with overwhelming success. Cole Shows Amusements will be set up in front of K & M Lawn, Garden & Arborist Supplies from Thursday August 13th – Sunday August 16th from 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. each day; serving good oldfashioned carnival style takeout food. Items will include Italian sausage, cheesesteak, gyros, chicken pita, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, hot dogs, French fries, corn dogs, funnel cakes, fried Oreos, candy apples, popcorn, cotton candy and much more. They will also have fresh squeezed lemonade. The address is 16033 Ira Hoffman Lane, Culpeper, and it is next to Lidl and across from Walmart. Part of the proceeds from these sales will go toward the Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Department. Swing by and grab a bite!
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categories! Parking and entry are free to the public; car show entries are available for $25 presale or $30 day-of-event. In addition, there is a unique opportunity to have your car photographed with the WWII TBM Avenger “Doris Mae” for $40 and spots are limited. Car check-in will begin at 9 a.m. with gates opening at 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Judging will begin at 2 p.m. and winners announced at 3 p.m. with the awarding of prizes. Purchase tickets to enter your vehicle in the Car Show and to have a photo taken of your car and our TBM Avenger at Eventbrite. Search “Eventbrite Culpeper Car Show” in your browser or email CapitalWingCAF@gmail. com for a link or more information. “Car Show enthusiasts are just as passionate about restoring, maintaining and operating their vehicles as we are about our WWII aircraft. So the Capital Wing decided to add a Car Show to our Warbird Showcase at the Culpeper Regional Airport on August 15. The airport has acres and acres of space, perfect for displaying both cars and airplanes” according to Pete Ballard, Assistant Adjutant of the Capital Wing. “Some of the cars on display will be much older, or newer, than the aircraft we fly, making for a fantastic contrast,” he said.
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