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Supervisors deny airport land-use plan TRACY BELL
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Sitting in the front row gives Emily Abramaitys the perfect angle, with the help of a selfie stick, for a memorable graduation-day photo of the Class of 2015 at Mountain View High School. For more photos from the June 13 graduations in Stafford County, see page 5. Aleks Dolzenko/Staffordcountysun.com
Stafford students confident about money, worried about the future AMANDA MOTLEY
For the Stafford County Sun
Today’s economy might be leaving students on edge but that does not take away from their confidence in money management. A recent survey by Apple Federal Credit Union (AFCU) concluded that Northern Virginia teens are confident about their money management skills but worried about the future. The survey of 4,240 students from Northern Virginia high schools concluded they were confident in creating a budget, knowing how to avoid credit card debt, investing money and understanding different options for saving and investing money. Some 70 percent of the students said they gained this confidence by taking a personal finance class that is taught in all state schools as part of the 2009 decision to make financial literacy a requirement
of graduation. According to Brooke Point High School business teachers Kitty Hughes and Trenna Mason, the finance classes are broken down to units such as income taxes, credit management, resource management, investing and financial security. The course is designed to teach students how to fill out W-4 tax documents, understand car insurance and other practical areas of financial literacy. “We teach things that pertain to them right now,” Hughes said. “I have had a couple of students who did their taxes for the first time this year and did not realize they were capable or able to do their own taxes.” At the beginning of the course, Hughes said, students are surveyed about their financial literacy. The tests often yield poor results, with some scores falling to 50 percent. However when students are tested at the end of the semester, scores rarely go
below 80 percent. “I feel prepared, like I have a good foundation for what is going to be ahead,” Brooke Point junior Kirsten Marshall, said. “Having to retain this information in a classroom prepares you so much more than having to learn this stuff by yourself.” While most students are confident about money, they also worry about their future. Most were looking beyond material items and focusing on college tuition, job searching and paying rent. “I am worried about getting a job at all,” Colonial Forge sophomore Tyler Webb said, “even if I got to college.” Students were also worried about dealing with financial aid. “I should have applied to scholarships to help me, but I did not do that,” Colonial Forge senior Caroline Hincher said. “I will be applying for scholarships for next fall and spring. I am going to STUDENTS PAGE 10 a private school so I am
A proposed airport land-use plan was denied by a 4-3 vote Tuesday at a Stafford County Board of Supervisors meeting. Stafford Supervisors Paul Milde, R-Aquia; Meg Bohmke, R-Falmouth; and Robert Thomas, R-George Washington, supported the plan. The proposal sought to approve proposed amendments to the county’s comprehensive plan with respect to the Stafford County Regional Airport planning area. Some supervisors said the proposal is too complicated, that it devalues property or that it doesn’t work well with other land planning. “The airport was built in the wrong location,” said Supervisor Gary Snellings, R-Hartwood, who represents the district where the airport is located. “It has been a nightmare for the people who live around it. This is adding another layer to an already complicated process.” Supervisor Jack Cavalier, I-GriffisWidewater, who was concerned about a level of bureaucracy being added to the issue, said that he supports the airport operations but doesn’t support having more restrictions placed around the airport. Thomas said that people BOS should know what to expect in PAGE 10 an area where they might buy.
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Two dead, Stafford man in hospital after stabbings A 29-year-old Stafford resident is in Mary Washington Hospital with stab wounds and two men are dead after they also were stabbed June 14 at the Greenbrier Shopping Center in Fredericksburg, police spokeswoman Natatia Bledsoe said. A 15-year-old Spotsylvania County boy has been charged with two counts
of murder and his 17-year-old brother was charged with assault by mob. Both teens are in the Rappahannock Juvenile Detention Center. Bledsoe said that Anthony Carter, 29, of Albany, Georgia, and Mac Hughes, 30, of Hampton, Virginia, died at the hospital as a result of the stabbings.
The victims were part of a group of adults who attended a party at Jay’s Lounge before going to Cook Out Restaurant, 2024 Plank Road, for a meal around 2:10 a.m., Bledsoe said. The suspects were in a group of teenagers who attended a graduation party before ending up at Cook Out. The two groups, which had no prior
King to run against Dudenhefer in 2nd JILL PALERMO
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Josh King, an U.S. Army veteran living in Woodbridge, will run as the Democratic candidate in the 2nd District House of Delegates race. King, 34, is a native of Chesapeake who did two tours in Iraq before leaving the Army in 2006. He has served as a deputy sheriff for Fairfax County for eight years, according to statement released by his campaign. King and his wife, Candi, have three children, including one who is autistic. King “has been an advocate for special needs students and their parents,” the statement said. King will face Republican L. Mark Dudenhefer in November. Dudenhefer held the 2nd District delegate’s seat for one term before losing it to Del. Michael Futrell in 2013. A former chairman of the Stafford County Board of Supervisors, Dudenhefer won his primary race against Tim Ciampaglio. According to Prince William Democratic Committee Chairman Harry Wiggins, the party filed nominating papers
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for Josh King hours before Futrell lost his bid for state Senate and days before Rod Hall, who initially filed to succeed Futrell, dropped out of the race. According to both Wiggins and Futrell, the party offered Futrell the option of re-entering the 2nd District race, but Futrell declined because he was in the last days of his Senate campaign and expected to win. But the decision to file King’s candidate paperwork before the votes were counted effectively stripped Futrell, 33, of the opportunity to defend his seat if things didn’t go his way in the primary. And they didn’t. Futrell came in last in the three-way race for the seat held by Democrat Charles J. Colgan, 88, who is retiring at the end of the year after serving in office for four decades. The seat is considered a must-win in the Democrats’ effort to retake control of the state Senate, which currently split 21 to 19 in Republicans’ favor. Futrell quit his full-time job as a pharmaceutical salesman when he was elected to his 2nd District seat in 2013. Prior to moving to Virginia, Futrell taught middle school in Ohio.
Stafford Foundation plans Father’s Day giveaway The Brown Foundation of Stafford will host the third Annual Father’s Day Giveaway and Event for 2015. The foundation will be giving away Father’s Day-themed DVDs of various shows and shorts from the late 1950s and ’60s where the father is the main character and assists with the daily problems of the family and how the kids behave in society, CEO/founder Lewis R. Brown said.
Several gospel stations in the Interurban Communication Company will hold a Fathers’ Day Broadcast on Sunday, June 21, at noon. The program, which will air as part of the “Gospel Train For Jesus Christ Ministry” Gospel Radio program, will feature some of the best oldies Gospel songs dedicated to fathers (spiritual, biological and social) who are there for their families. For more, call 703-594-2302.
PAIR CHARGED IN CARRIAGE HILL AUTO TAMPERING Two suspects are in custody and one at large following a June 10 incident of vehicle tampering in the Carriage Hill neighborhood of south Stafford, Maj. David Decatur of the Stafford County Sheriff ’s Office said. Demetrius Antwon Ragland, 28, of 14224 Elgin Court in Gordonsville, and Brandon Jamal Carter, 22, of 5088 Blarney St. in Fredericksburg, were charged with nine counts each of tampering with an auto and possession of tools that could be used in a burglary. Deputies responded to residents’ calls and found three men in a dimly lighted near several parked cars. As deputies approached them, the three ran. Ragland was caught first. Being in “physical stress” at the time of his capture, Decatur said, he was transported to Mary Washington Hospital for treatment of shortness of breath. In the meantime, the Sheriff ’s Office received a tip regarding a white car possibly involved with the crimes. Carter was found in a white car that contained burglary tools, Decatur said. Similar tools were found on Ragland, too. The Sheriff ’s Office is searching for a third suspect. Jim Lawrence
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acquaintance before their encounter in the parking lot, became involved in a verbal argument that quickly escalated to physical assaults, Bledsoe said. During the assaults, three of the adult males were stabbed in the chest, back and torso. The victims were not armed.
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Reflections and after election perceptions Establishment conservatives had an easy comes to actual representation. time during the past primary election, in And in the spirt of the democratic spite of the tea party hype. process, more qualified members of our Del. Bill Howell weathered what was growing minority community are sought only tea party hot air from his once protégé for office…even by conservatives. Susan Stimpson, who attempted to replace But recruitment remains challenging in him. In reality, it was politics Stafford’s minority community, 101, where money talked and perhaps by the lack of compasbravado walked. sion by the House speaker. Despite Howell’s burdensome Howell continues to oppose tax increases on the public, he Gov. McAuliffe’s Medicaid methodically demonstrated expansion, leaving 400,000, what seven times the money mostly minority and those can buy in political ads with a with intellectual disabilities DANIEL P. CORTEZ well-financed staff. no longer in institutions but The ambitious Stimpson community homes, without now joins the camp of the badly defeated care. Howell’s democratic opponent, tea partyers such as Prince William’s Tito former supervisor Kandy Hilliard, should Munoz, whose ambition was met with have little trouble framing him also as reality in 2011. Munoz failed to turn his racially insensitive by failing to provide a five minutes of tea party fame with vice- viable medical solution for the indigent. presidential candidate Sara Palin into a Republican candidate Kathy Sterne, state Senate seat. presently deputy clerk of the Stafford He found out, as did Stimpson, about Circuit Court and who has worked under the lack of organization, finance and actual the retiring Barbara Decatur for over 20 tea party voting strength in Northern years, easily won her primary. She’ll be Virginia. contested by Seketta Skoloda, who lives in Sadly for the Stafford region it became the Hartwood District and holds a degree another demonstration of not who was in criminal justice. Skoloda has been a best suited to institute positive change and local magistrate and works as a federal representation, but of what money can buy. contract employee. The growing minority Nevertheless, now with redistricting on community may very well indeed factor the front burner, the McAuliffe administra- in this race, supporting Skoloda who is of tion can aid the disenfranchised minority African-American decent. community in getting a fair shake when it And it will also be interesting to see how
A tale of two Bibles
A few years ago in this paper on the anni- her gracious present. The Bible is small and on the front page, versary of D-Day, I wrote an article about the invasion and all those who prayed in printed with a script typeface, is a message GENERAL NUMBER anticipation of the assault. Not just the from Gen. John Pershing, the American (540) 659-4466 soldiers, but all those who knew and cared Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force. It was addressed “To the American for them. FOR NEWS, CONTACT: The article was a snapshot of what people Soldier.” He said, in his note, that “Hardship were doing and thinking on an important will be your lot, but trust in God will give ALEKS DOLZENKO you comfort.” He then closed day in our history. Along with EDITOR with “Let your valor as a their many obligations they still adolzenko@staffordcountysun.com soldier, and your conduct took time to pray. It’s something (540) 659-7897 as a man, be an inspiration you don’t read about that often, to your comrades and your and what’s more, it was a unique NEWS TIPS country.” facet of the life of an America at (571) 208-8059 or However, there is more email info@staffordcountysun.com war. Like most articles, I wrote to come. Just a week later a it, submitted it and then went on SUSAN ACKMAN friend of mine was moving to work on something else. DAVID KERR ACCOUNTING SUPERVISOR out of town and having read But I soon found out that sackman@leesburgtoday.com writing the article wasn’t the end of the the article he telephoned and said wanted 571-333-1547 story. A couple of weeks later I got a call me to give me his uncle’s World War II from an elderly lady who had read the Bible for safe keeping. This time I didn’t CORRECTIONS article. I didn’t know her, but she is a local offer much resistance. I wasn’t even that resident and she was preparing to move to surprised. It was a wonderful gift and after The Stafford County sun assisted living. To do that, she had to pare being given the first Bible I wasn’t inclined wishes to present a fair and accurate news report each down her belongings and give some things to turn down the second. It had seen some week. It is the policy of the away. She told me it was hard to do, but hard use and had been with his uncle newspaper to correct all errors. If you have a concern about a when she read my article, she thought I during the Battle of the Bulge. This Bible story or photo published, please would appreciate having her father’s Bible had a military look and there is a letter on contact the managing editor at from World War I. I immediately said the opening page from President Roosevelt (540) 659‑7897 “…no Ma’am, I can’t possibly take such a “To the Armed Forces.” It says “I take pleathing.” But, she was persistent and finally, sure in commending the reading of the feeling just a little embarrassed, I accepted Bible to all who serve in the Armed Forces (703) 771-8831
the large retired and active-duty military community in the region responds to Mark Dudenhefer’s campaign for delegate in the 2nd District. In typical retired Marine colonel fashion, Dudenhefer came across overtly authoritarian during his campaign. His comments during the primary of the public needing “leadership” might not bode well with the present lower-ranking members and former military enlisted veterans who demand representation in his district. Such fanaticism is understandable from a military man expecting instant obedience from enlisted. Dudenhefer perhaps needs reminding he no longer commands, and voters, many former military, decide who is worthy of elected office. Dudenhefer manifests the typical ‘take no prisoners’ former military elected persona found in the General Assembly. While it appeared he would be unopposed when Democratic opponent, Rod Hall, withdrew from the race, Josh King an Army veteran residing in Woodbridge has filed paperwork to contest Dudenhefer and provide voters a much needed option. Now with a little more gubernatorial experience under his belt, pundits eagerly watch for October surprises by McAuliffe and company in spite of the local election outcome. I know I’ll enjoy watching. Daniel Cortez, is active in veterans and political affairs in Northern Virginia. He can be reached at dpcortez1969@yahoo.
Like most articles, I wrote it, submitted it and then went on to work on something else. But I soon found out that writing the article wasn’t the end of the story. of the United States. Throughout the centuries men of many faiths have found in the Sacred Book words of wisdom, council and inspiration.” I am no t going to be presumptuous and claim that there was a divine intent in my receiving these two gifts. But don’t think that notion hasn’t crossed my mind. I do believe there is a message in all this and though I don’t know what it is just yet, I am still working on that, it does say a lot about prayer, our beliefs, and just how deeply felt and treasured they are. I am grateful to both these kind individuals who trusted me with such dear possessions and I have resolved to keep these Bibles safe and well cared for as long as I can. David Kerr, a former member of the Stafford County School Board, can be reached at info@staffordcountysun.com.
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North Stafford High School Class of 2015 included valedictorian Megan Thomas, right, salutorian Colin Lightfoot, center, and class President Hector Quijano.
Jacob Adam Bradord of the Class of 2015 was one of several hundred Colonial Forge High students receiving diplomas Saturday morning at the school.
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“Once I couldn’t compete in [running] anymore and I started the recovery process, I thought, ‘Let me give cycling a chance,’” he said. “Although much different, still, there are a lot of similarities. It’s very therapeutic for me. So you can go out and do a 10-mile run or you can go ride 30 miles. It’s just an opportunity to go clear your head. That’s the part I enjoy.” Sifuentes also said he enjoys hitting new benchmarks in his fitness. When he began cycling, he noted, 10 miles was hard. He recently completed 100 miles over two days and has his sights set on other long-distance cycling challenges. He’s also enjoyed adding sports to his workout routine. He started swimming after completing physical therapy in the pool sparked his interested in the sport. Swimming, combined with field events such as shot-put and discus provide therapeutic benefits to his recovery, Sifuentes said. “The biggest thing when you get an injury is it’s not only debilitating on your body, but also the mental aspect,” he said. “It’s very self-defeating sometimes, and it’s easy to sit on the couch and go, ‘Hey, you know what, I don’t want to do anything today.’ But when I have something to strive for — the Warrior Games, the Army Trials, things like that where I push myself — I can look at the big picture.”
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information from websites, from your revealed its “One more thing” was Apple notes or by taking a photograph. This Music. This is a streaming-music service information is available to you on your that lets you stream any song in the iPhone, iPad and Mac PCs. iTunes music catalog, even if you have Apple News is an app that lets you pull not purchased it. It will cost $10 a month. up news of the world, country, There will be a three-month free and locale pertinent to you. trial and there will even be an Using a Flipboard like user Android app for Apple Music – interface, it lets you choose Apple’s first Android app. Also, the kind of news in which you good for families is a $15 a are interested, and shows it to month family plan allowing up you in a clean, magazine-like to six users. Each user is truly format. MARK STOUT unique, so the music the 15 year As it goes along, it learns what you like and finds new material for old in the family listens to will not impact the recommendations Apple Music makes you. Publishers will be able to keep 100 to the 45 year old in the house. There will be tools to allow artists to percent of the revenue from ads they sell and 70 percent of the revenue from interact with fans, building a commuApple sold ads. Publishers are motivated nity and solidifying their fan base. And to share their content where there is an there will be a 24-hour streaming radio station with carefully curated music audience, without loss of revenue. iPad users of IOS 9 can now have to help listeners discover new music, two apps open on the screen at one one of the biggest challenges in music time, which will make researching and marketing today. Apple Music is aimed squarely at writing easier. Apple Watch now has its own API, Spotify, a streaming service also with a meaning apps written for it can run large music library. Spotify has premium entirely on the watch and not need and family plans competitive with Apple’s an iPhone close by. This should make and a free ad supported level as well. Apple Music is coming June 30 to Watch apps faster and more useful. In its final announcement, Apple’s Apple devices, and later in the year for
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Andy Budd, left, owner of Country Chevrolet, and general manager Jake Moore receive the Mark of Excellence award from Chevrolet representative Stacy Summer.
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Country Chevrolet of Warrenton was awarded their 15th Mark of Excellence award from Chevrolet this week. The award is based on sales, service and satisfying the customers, Andy Budd, the owner of Country Chevrolet, said. Out of some 4,300 Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick and GMC dealerships in the U.S., only 301 dealerships met the criteria for the award, which is reserved for dealerships that exhibit professionalism and superior customer service, while growing their business.
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worried about paying for college.” Even with scholarships and financial aid, Stafford area students have not stopped worrying about having to take out loans or use credit to pay for school. “My biggest fear is that even with all this teaching, when it comes to me paying for college I am still going to be bullied into using credit,” Colonial Forge junior Christian Cole said. “Most
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Bohmke said that the plan is a “guiding document for the county.” Supervisor Cord Sterling, R-Rock Hill, said that the airport has been a “miserable failure” and that homeowners have been paying for years to subsidize an airport that hasn’t been effective. Sellers supported deferring the plan, explaining that the land discussed is in the center of the county, where she hopes to see more growth. Also at the meeting, the supervisors deferred a decision on a proposal for 97 more homes in North Stafford near Embrey Mill and Winding Creek roads, The Earl Musselman Trust owns the 63-acre tract of land.
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