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Wanted woman arrested after domestic stabbing

Bowling Green man faces domestic assault charge in Stafford Stafford County deputies arrested Travis Hudson, 43, of Bowling Green at America’s Best Value Inn, 605 Warrenton Road, on Jan. 18 at 4:30 a.m., according to sheriff ’s office spokesperson Amanda Vicinanzo. TRAVIS HUDSON Deputy Stachurski responded to reports of assault made by a physician at a local hospital. The victim said that her boyfriend repeatedly punched her in the face following an argument in a vehicle Jan. 17. The argument escalated after they arrived at the hotel.

A Stafford woman is in jail after she stabbed a male when a domestic argument escalated, according to Stafford County Sheriff ’s Office spokesperson Amanda Vicinanzo. JEANETTE HEARNS

Deputy Aubrecht responded to reports of a stabbing at the 700 block of Widewater Road on Jan. 16. Jeanette Hearns, 34, was jailed on an outstanding warrant for failure to appear and also charged with aggravated malicious wounding. A victim lying on the kitchen floor clutching his left shoulder told deputies that Hearns had stabbed him. Rescue personnel took the victim to a local hospital for treatment.

A man and a woman face charges after they were seen selling fake jewelry out of their vehicle in a Wawa parking lot in the southern end of Stafford County, according to sheriff ’s office spokesperson Amanda Vicinanzo. Deputies saw them selling two rings and a chain to gas station patrons at 9 South Gateway Drive at 5:45 p.m. Jan. 3. The pair drove away from the parking lot and began traveling on Warrenton Road. Near Sanford Drive, First Sgt. Purcell made a traffic stop and saw that a 5-year-old child in the backseat who was not in a car seat or wearing a seat belt.

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The victim said she intended to get her belongings and leave the hotel but Hudson chased her into the room and shut the door behind her. He then pulled her to the ground by her hair and held her by the throat while threatening to kill her. While holding her down, Hudson ripped an earring out of her ear and repeatedly punched her in the face, Vicinanzo said. Eventually, the victim was able to leave the room and drove away from the hotel. Hudson was incarcerated at Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond on charges of domestic assault and battery, abduction, and strangulation. He was also served multiple outstanding warrants out of Caroline County, including assault on a law enforcement officer.

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IT SEEMS TO ME | HARVEY S. GOLD

Our children will run our future coming attractions promise will be It seems to me…if the television based wholly on sex. You won’t shows we watch reflect who we find any of them there lookare today, we are sadly wasting ing for someone who can away intellectually and morshare the joys of calculus or ally. an interest in 19th century My concern is not for me literature. or my generation, but the What they indicate is for you children — and they are children to see young couples who go — in the local public schools. HARVEY GOLD there to be tempted sexually away Intellectually and morally, they are children — although their parents al- from their “partner.” Sort of a Sampson low them to behave like adults. However, and Delilah script but with no moral we must understand that they will, in the lesson. Since the show plans to stay on the air, future, run our counties, cities, states, it appears they will tempt lots of couples businesses, religious groups, educational for as long as the show lasts. So, unless institutions and the federal government. parents somehow prevent their children In other words, they will determine from viewing this, it will be there, in its how the world behaves and what that full-breasted, hip swiveling, sexually sugworld will be like. So, what they see in gestive, valueless presentation. the world around them as they grow up Please understand, I am not a prude or today will determine their future actions trying to preach any belief. My concern and behavior for themselves and others. is that this type of entertainment teaches I believe it is safe to say that most bad values that say that it is acceptable school-age children today need to be ento openly cheat on someone you have, tertained in order to learn. Unfortunateup to then, been emotionally interested ly, what is available for them to watch in to determine nothing more than how on TV, computers and phones, distracts they perform sexually in comparison to them from thinking or learning. They just make them feel good or have strangers. The danger here is that if it is shown to some other emotion gained by what they be acceptable behavior for one to cheat see or listen to. What brought this into using sexual satisfaction as the only stanfocus for me recently is the promotion dard for keeping a person you supposfor a new TV show called “Temptation edly care for, this behavior carries over Island.” The concept of the show is simto all our values. Then it follows that it is ple. Couples who are handsome, physiOK to cheat at sports, politics, business, cally attractive and sexually oriented, and 20 or so years old, are transported to religion, school or any part of our lives if it satisfies basic sexual or emotional Temptation Island where there is a band instincts. of handsome, physically attractive and We have, in our supposedly civilized sexually oriented “challengers” who will society, come to accept or overlook viotry to tempt them away from the signifilence, dishonesty and promiscuous sex in cant other they came with. our way of life. They booze it up amid all the temptaWe no longer have a society that tions of an island visit with what the

promotes behavior to ensure that our actions are not based on just feeling good but actions that are well thought out and allow us to live in a way that we respect ourselves and others. This respectful behavior wouldn’t make it a goody-goody society or set standards that say you can’t have fun or be entertained. What it does say is that we need to have standards and values that are respectful of others. While the lessons we have been taught by TV, movies, music and art have influenced generations for good and bad, today the scope of how we are influenced has become so large that our behavior is shaped by many sources. I am not promoting any religious belief. However, the simple guidance for a basic way of life, found in the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule, provide enough guidance for a society to sustain its people and its environment. Unfortunately, most current TV, music, movies and social media provide just the opposite guidance. Temptation Island alone is not the cause of a degrading behavior. It is another symptom along with how we have come to accept or overlook the bad behavior that exists in all the fundamental institutions of our country — including our government, schools, media, religions and even sports. It seems we have sadly turned around the advice of that famous writer, Grantland Rice who said, “It’s not whether you win or lose, it’s how you play the game.” Now, the message has become, “… what is important is whether you win or lose or just feel good in whatever you do.” Harvey Gold is a contributing writer at InsideNova. Reach him at StaffordNews@ insidenova.com.

GUEST COLUMN | EDDIE RUBBO

New electorate should do right by Virginia’s kids It’s a new year and a new chance to take a serious look at how we are failing tens of thousands of children affected by divorce and separation through our state’s outdated laws. As divorce rates in our country continue to rise, now is the time to address family court reform and establish new ways to serve the best interests of the entire family. Recognizing the proven benefits of shared parenting, Virginia recently made family court reform history. The state signed into law a mandate that requires the courts to formally consider joint/shared custody along with sole custody. In fact, the National Parents Organization in Virginia advocates for measures in the commonwealth that champion maximized parental time in the majority of circumstances. In a disputed situation, shared parenting is the starting point to fairly place both parents on equal ground, assuming both are fit. The evidence of popular support behind this law is reflected in NPO polling. In 2018,

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Public Policy Polling, a national survey firm, evaluated a variety of voters on the concept of shared parenting. Overwhelmingly, respondents agreed that it is in the child’s best interest to have as much time as possible with both fit parents in instances of divorce, and an almost equal majority believed that family courts were more likely to give one parent less parenting time. Polling and scientific studies all come to the same conclusion: Shared custody is best for children in the vast majority of circumstances. On the other hand, the uphill battle against disproportionate custody is evidenced in one case study of Ohio’s family court system. A recent NPO study revealed that 64 of 88 Ohio counties have a default parenting arrangement that gives children less than 20 percent of regular time with the non-residential parent. None of these counties consider offering a default plan for

the children to be with the non-residential parent on school nights. In the worst of cases, certain counties default to only allowing children to visit the non-custodial parent four days per month — even when more time is possible and perfectly safe. This inequality exists not only from county to county but state to state — and it is demonstrably detrimental to children. While your family or life may not be directly affected by these issues, consider friends and neighbors who may be working through these challenges. To deprive children of equitable time with two fit parents is simply unconscionable. Please support the policymakers and parents’ groups who are fighting for court reform on shared parenting and consider championing social media initiatives that advocate for children’s proven best interests. Stafford resident Eddie Rubbo is a member of the National Parents Organization in Virginia.

VDOT to host meeting on I-95 Rappahannock River crossing project

The public is invited to attend a meeting about a project to build additional Interstate 95 northbound lanes parallel to the Interstate 95 northbound general purpose lanes in the area. An information meeting will be held 5-7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30, at James Monroe High School, 2300 Washington Ave., Fredericksburg. A brief presentation will be delivered at 5:30 p.m. Inclement weather date is Wednesday, Feb. 6. The I-95 Northbound Rappahannock River Crossing project seeks to reduce northbound I-95 congestion between the Exit 130 and Exit 133 interchanges. The new northbound crossing will add

additional lanes parallel to the general purpose lanes on I-95 from just south of Exit 130/Route 3 in Fredericksburg to just north of Exit 133/Route 17 in Stafford. Written and oral comments on the project will be accepted at the public meeting, and afterward through Friday, Feb. 15. Comments may be mailed to William Arel, VDOT MegaProjects Engineer, Virginia Department of Transportation, 87 Deacon Road, Fredericksburg, VA 22405. Comments may be emailed to William.Arel@VDOT.Virginia.Gov. Please include “I-95 NB Rappahannock River Crossing Public Comment” in the email subject line.

Stafford County is among six Virginia communities awarded a share of $633,831 in matching funds from the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Office of Farmland Preservation. The funds will be used to permanently preserve working farmland through local Purchase of Development Rights programs, according to a state release. PDR programs compensate landowners who work with localities to preserve their land permanently by voluntarily securing a perpetual conservation easement. Other communities in the state awarded funds include Albemarle, Clarke and Fauquier counties, as well as the cities of Chesapeake and Virginia Beach. “Preserving Virginia’s working farm and forest lands is a key priority of my administration and a central component to our land conservation strategy,” Gov.

Ralph Northam said. “By helping these localities and individual landowners protect their most valuable assets, we will ensure that our agricultural sector—Virginia’s largest private industry—remains viable, sustains more than 442,000 jobs in our сommonwealth, and supports our environmental management efforts.” “The vitality of our economy, which is built upon agriculture and tourism, is dependent on preserving open spaces,” said Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry Bettina Ring. “Keeping working farm and forest lands in production is good for Virginia, good for the environment, and good for the economy.” “Investing in conservation remains a priority for Virginia,” said Secretary of Natural Resources Matt Strickler. “Land conservation is an important tool in preserving critical ecological habitats throughout the Commonwealth.”

State provides funding for farmland purchases

Hilldrup hires industry veteran for Stafford headquarters earned his Global Mobility Moving and storage comServices (GMS) designation. pany Hilldrup hired Bob GalGallucci will be responsible lucci, GMS, as the company’s for leading and growing Hillsenior vice president of client drup’s relationships with its engagement at its headquarrelocation management comters in North Stafford. pany partners. He’ll be supA recognized expert in porting the company’s RMC corporate relocation and clisales and marketing efforts, as ent relations, Gallucci brings well as developing best pracover 33 years of experience tices and processes for proto this role. He is a multividing outstanding service to ple inductee of United Van these partners. Lines’ Masters Club Inner ROBERT “B ob has been a dear Circle, one of the transpor- GALLUCCI friend and trusted partner tation industry’s top honors. He has experience working within the to the Hilldrup organization for many United Van Lines’ network and has years,” said Charles W. McDaniel, helped provide global transportation president and chief executive offiand relocation solutions to a wide cer for Hilldrup. “Bob is well known range of clients over the years. Galluc- throughout the transportation indusci is a long-time member of the Em- try, and we’re honored to have him ployee Relocation Council where he join us.” CLASSIFIED | LIFESTYLE || SPORTS SPORTS || OPINION OPINION || BUSINESS BUSINESS || EDUCATION EDUCATION || NEWS NEWS

Interstate 95 Northbound Rappahannock River Crossing City of Fredericksburg Spotsylvania County Stafford County Citizen Information Meeting

Wednesday, January 30, 2019, 5-7 p.m. James Monroe High School 2300 Washington Avenue Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Inclement Weather Date: Wednesday, February 6, 2019, 5-7 p.m. Come see the proposed design for the I-95 Northbound Rappahannock River Crossing. The new northbound crossing will add additional lanes parallel to the general purpose lanes on I-95 from juﬆ south of Exit 130/Route 3 in Fredericksburg to juﬆ north of Exit 133/Route 17 in Stafford. VDOT ﬆaff will be available throughout the meeting to answer queﬆions. A brief presentation will be given at 5:30 p.m. Review the Environmental Assessment for the proposed project at the meeting or at VDOT’s Fredericksburg Diﬆrict Office located at 87 Deacon Road in Stafford County. Please call 540-899-4288 to ensure the availability of the appropriate personnel to answer your queﬆions. You may also review the documents on the project website at www.improve95.org. Click on “About the Projects” and find the project under “Northbound Rappahannock River Crossing”. In compliance with the National Hiﬆoric Preservation Act, Section 106 and 36 CFR Part 800, information concerning the potential effects of the proposed project on hiﬆoric properties is provided in the Environmental Assessment. Give your written or oral comments at the meeting or submit them by 5 p.m. Friday, February 15, 2019 to Bill Arel, Megaprojects Engineer, 87 Deacon Road, Fredericksburg, VA 22405. You may also email your comments to William.Arel@VDOT.Virginia.gov. Please reference ‘I-95 NB Rappahannock River Crossing Public Comment’ in the email subject line. VDOT ensures nondiscrimination and equal employment in all activities in accordance with Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. If you need more information or special assiﬆance for persons with disabilities or limited English proficiency, contact the project manager referenced above at 540-899-4288 or TDD/TTY 711. State Project 0095-111-270 UPC 105510

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Swimmer Apryl Stahl finds right fit at Evansville HUGH RIST » BY FOR INSIDENOVA

When Apryl Stahl began contacting colleges, she looked primarily at schools in Pennsylvania and Virginia so she could stay closer to home. But the Aquia Harbour resident said when she went to visit one of her Pennsylvania choices, she was about four hours late and missed the opportunity to see a class as well as a practice session for the swimming team she had been scheduled to observe.

“Things just seemed to be off when I went there,” Stahl recalled. However, Stahl’s visit to Evansville gave her the opposite feeling. She said the school’s enrollment of about 2,000 (including an average class size of 18 students) gave her the comfortable feeling she was seeking. All of a sudden a school that was at the bottom of her list rose to the top. Despite not swimming for a high school team because of her status as a home-schooled student, Stahl was still able to follow the

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path of her older brother, Keven, by signing a letter of intent to swim for Division 1 Evansville (Indiana) University next school year. Her brother is an all-American sophomore swimmer at York College in Pennsylvania, “I loved that people knew me. There was a real family environment I felt from the minute I stepped on the campus,” Stahl said of Evansville. Another factor was her interactions with the coach, Brent Noble, who was “genuine and funny” during the phone interviews that preceded her visit. “When I met him in person, it reinforced the bond we had over the phone,” Stahl said. “There was a natural comfort because he was just as genuine in person. The school is also one of the only ones I considered that would let me swim and participate in athletic training [her prospective major]. That was a big plus.” Despite having never seen her swim in person, Stahl said Noble likely was sold by her times notched at club meets with Occoquan Swimming in Manassas, which she said are accessible on various swimming websites. In fact, one of the swimmers she met

there told her Noble appeared very impressed with Stahl after viewing her times. “She told me that when he viewed my times, he came out to the team and said, ‘Ladies, I think I am going to get a great swimmer. Her times are amazing.’” Stahl, who has a grade point average of 3.8, said the scholarship package she is getting from Evansville, which is a combination of academic and athletic, is not a full-ride, but will cover about 85 percent of her college expenses. She said she won’t be entirely in unfamiliar territory since her father Gene’s parents live in the area and her father, who lived in the area for a time during his youth, also has several friends who live near the campus. Swimming in college is the culmination of years of hard work for Stahl, who began swimming competitively at age 6 and said she knew she would be best at distance swimming at around age 10. “I knew because of my size (5-3, 115 pounds), sprints would probably be difficult because I wouldn’t have the power [needed to be STAHL successful],” Stahl said. PAGE 7 But Stahl said her small

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frame is an advantage when swimming her best event, which is the 400-meter individual medley. Stahl said she is likely to swim both the 200 and 400 individual medleys in college. “Being a good distance swimmer requires me to be mentally tough to have as much force and endurance as possible,” Stahl said. “You have to keep going even when you feel tired. You also have to keep yourself in check at times.” Stahl said that adjusting to the academic demands of college may not be too difficult because she has already taken an English class and should complete a math class at Germanna Community College as part of the dual enrollment program. Stahl said she chose dual enrollment to aid her adjustment to full-time college life

The Stafford County Telecommunications Commission is conducting a survey to analyze the availability of broadband in the county. The survey will also include collecting data on the way residents receive broadband and their level of satisfaction with what is available, according to information from the county. The data will help the commission identify broadband needs in underserved and unserved areas and then assist with negotiating franchise agreements. The survey is to gather data on Stafford’s broadband since cable and internet

providers do not provide numbers or exact maps of service areas. The Federal Communications Commission estimates Stafford County is 96 percent covered by broadband and the U.S. Census Bureau specifies that 91.5 percent of Stafford residents have broadband internet subscriptions. As a result, Stafford does not qualify for any rural broadband funding from the federal government. The survey is at www.staffordcountyva. gov/broadbandsurvey and will close Nov. 1. For questions, contact Michael Cannon at 540-658-8687.

because it will lessen the educational demands during her freshman year. “I don’t think it will be too much of an adjustment because I am a very busy person,” Stahl said. “I also come from a military family, so the expectations are high. The classes I have taken so far were easier than I thought they would be.” Stahl is also looking forward to competing at the college level, but said she figures to be challenged by one of her future teammates. “I am told there is another freshman coming in who is faster than me in certain events” Stahl said. “So I will be pushed, but she will be a good training partner to have.” Hugh Rist can be reached at StaffordNews@insidenova.com.

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65 YEARS BBERGER’S SEWING MACHINE AND VACUUM CENTER, LLC Berger’s Sewing Machine and Vacuum Center, LLC is a family owned business that has been serving Northern Virginia for over 60 years, and is the oldest Baby Lock dealer in the region. Raymond Berger offers more than 30 years of experience on the ins and outs of sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. Berger’s offers a large selection of top-of-the-line sewing, serging, embroidery and quilting machines from Baby Lock. Berger’s also offers a large selection of embroidery design software, as well as sewing supplies, from basic threads and needles to sewing machine cabinets and quilting frames. The spacious store carries a large inventory of hard-to-find parts for servicing a wide variety of sewing machines and vacuums. All service work is done on premises, making for a quick turnaround time. Berger’s is now also offering beautiful fine fashion fabrics. The fine fashion boutique offers PAGE 9

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HEAD START STUDENTS RECEIVE WINTER COATS

The Stafford County Fire & Rescue Department recently conducted Operation Warm Coat that donated over 100 coats to the county’s Head Start program. “Our special thanks to the organizers of the event, Mark Doyle and Matthew Warren,” Alice Thomson said. “Because of their tremendous efforts, students in need received a warm coat for the winter.” There will be no Head Start school Tuesday, Jan. 29, due to a teacher’s work day. The Caregivers Support Group will meet Friday, Feb. 1 at 1 p.m. Students of the week were Isabella Wiltshire, Faith Pegues, Jedikiah Saintvil, Zeenat Soofi, Derek Rodriguez Velez, Michael Owusu-Mensah Jr., Shifa Imran, Natalia Vidal Caceres, Aylin Maya Garcia, Natalia Washington, Jasmine Medina, Brantley Totten, Kimberly Rubio Medina, Emily Rodriguez, Jay’Dove Newton and Jason Radziewicz. SUBMITTED

Northern Virginia Electric Cooperative and the Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives are offering higher-education scholarships to public, private, and home-schooled high school seniors who receive electricity from the cooperatives. Applications for NOVEC’s scholarships are due Wednesday, March 13, while VMDAEC applications are due Friday, Feb. 8, according to a news release. Students may apply to both organizations. The NOVEC program will award 10 $1,500 college scholarships to qualified graduating public high school students in NOVEC’s service territory in Fairfax, Fauquier, Loudoun, Prince William and Stafford counties, and Manassas Park. A $1,500 scholarship will go to a student in NOVEC’s service area who attends private school or is home schooled. Also, the overall outstanding student will receive

the $1,500 J. Manley Garber Scholarship, for a total of $3,000 in college assistance. The online application is accessible at www.novec.com. A high school or home-schooled senior whose parents or guardians belong to one of 15 electric cooperatives in Virginia, Delaware and Maryland may apply for a scholarship from the VMDAEC Educational Scholarship Foundation. An applicant must be entering college or a technical/trade school in autumn 2019. The foundation will award $1,000 scholarships to students who have been selected based on their financial need, academic achievement, and personal statements. The application and guidelines are at www.vmdaec.com/node/67. Applications must be submitted by Feb. 8. For more, contact scholarship@vmdaec.com.

and sport management major, were named to the dean’s list for the fall 2018 semester at Coastal Carolina University in Conway, S.C. Emily Brutski has been named to the dean’s list for the fall 2018 semester at Nazareth College in Rochester, N.Y. She is majoring in Health Sciences. Alyssa Marie Himsey has been named

to Eastern Mennonite University’s dean’s list for the fall 2018 semester. Students named to Harrisonburg university’s Dean’s List have a GPA of at least 3.75 with no withdrawn, incomplete or failing grades for 12 semester hours. Kaity Soholt made the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater dean’s list for the 2018 fall semester.

EDUCATION BRIEF STAFFORD STUDENTS ON THE MOVE Midshipman Nolan Monahan, a son of Terri and Dan Monahan, recently completed Sea Year training, where he spend one year training aboard ocean going vessels. Monahan, a Colonial Forge High School graduate, is studying at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, N.Y.

Alexis Frey received the Hot Stove Baseball League Scholarship Award and Regional Excellence Scholarship for study at Frostburg State University in Maryland. Frey attended Mountain View High School. Her parents are Renee and Dan Frey. Katie Himes, an undeclared-science major, and Joshua Morris, a recreation

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Safe dog and child interactions • Dogs are living, breathing beings, We’ve all seen the pictures not toys and play things. This is defiposted on the internet and social nitely something that we have to media of cute little babies and teach babies and toddlers from young children propped up the start. Show them the differagainst or hugging and cuddling with Fido. Do they make ence between their stuffed, inyou feel all warm and fuzzy? animate toys and the dog. Explain Unfortunately, photos like that that the dog can feel pain, fear and LAURIE make me cringe. Hold on, before sadness, very similar to how they C. WILLIAMS you want to label me as the fun feel when something hurts, scares police, let me remind everyone or makes them sad. The family pet about a very sobering statistic. can be a great way to teach children the The majority of dog bites that occur inmeaning of empathy. volving children under the age of 11 are • Teach children to respect a dog’s not done by way of a stray, but by family space. Things that should never be aldog or a dog the child knows. lowed are: ear/tail/hair pulling, sitting In other words, most of these bites on, attempting to ride, hitting/spankcould have been prevented by employing ing, trying to dress, hovering over and some common sense and proactive interyes, even hugging. Some dogs view action rules. hugging as a form of restraint, and restraint can cause a dog to become • Supervise all interactions between dogs defensive and push it into a “flight or and young children. Yes, dogs are part of fight” mode. the family, but we must always remem• Never pet a dog without first asking ber that they are animals and should the owner’s permission. The owner is never be expected to think like humans. the best source to let you know if the Dogs do not understand the concept dog is up for visiting that day. that “kids will be kids” and may react to • Teach children to avoid getting a dog them in the same way they would react too excited. Yelling, flailing arms and to an adult. Do not expect the dog to be taunting a dog can escalate the situa“the adult” in the situation. And do not tion quickly and be very stressful for a expect the children to be the dog’s babydog, especially if that dog is not used sitter either. Neither is intellectually or to being around that kind of chaotic cognitively up to that task!

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Health and Fitness: Hail to the core After years of hearing about the importance of strengthening my “core,” I finally get it. Until recently I pretty much dismissed the whole idea thinking that it was some extremist term that describes a state of fitness or mind/body connection that was well beyond me. I didn’t realize just how important a strong core is and that core exercises are key to maintaining good balance and reducing the risk of getting injured — even when just sitting at my desk! About a year ago I fractured my kneecap and tore some ligaments. The injury really limited my activity for several months and was more frustrating than painful. It made me realize how quickly things can change and how much I take good health for granted. I hated the fact that I couldn’t do my normal activities and that even walking across the room was difficult. With guidance from a physical therapist, I recovered quickly and completely. I’ve learned that the core muscles basically support our entire body. Without them we’d be more akin to a jellyfish! Our core is a complex series of muscles; abdominal, trunk and back muscles plus muscles that support our hips and pelvis. They connect the lower and upper body and are vital to overall well-being. Without core muscles we wouldn’t even be able

to stand erect. In addition, those muscles house our inner organs and the central nervous system. The core is our body’s powerhouse. Core strengthening is not about sculpting your stomach for swim season. It’s about improving balance and stability and preventing falls and injuries. Weak core muscles can result in poor posture, lower back pain and muscle injuries. Athletes will find that weak core muscles can mean more fatigue, less endurance and avoidable injuries. I encourage you to start the new year with a short, simple routine of core exercises that will train the muscles in your pelvis, lower back, hips and abdomen to work in harmony. It’s important, especially as we get older. When you make the time to strengthen your core, you will reduce your risk of falling and painful, frustrating injuries that could have been avoided with a little time and effort. If you belong to a gym or fitness center, ask the instructors to help you begin a core strengthening program. Core exercises can also easily be done at home if you have the discipline to do them regularly. They don’t require any special equipment and there are all kinds of resources online to get you started. Hail to the core and good luck! Shari Landry is the president of the Culpeper Wellness Foundation.

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to be able to rest comfortably without fear of being bothered. • Keep play sessions short. Both kids and dogs can become irritable when they are overstimulated. So it’s best to keep play sessions short, 15-20 minutes at a time, then let both get some rest and recovery. They can always play again later. Let’s keep both the dogs and children we love safe Stafford business owner Laurie C. Williams is a published author, television and radio personality and nationally-recognized dog trainer. She can be reached at info@pupniron.com

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HOROSCOPES ARIES (Mar. 21- April 20) This was always going to be a playful Full Moon, but as a lunar eclipse will not only electrify things here, but across the playful, adventurous, passionate and even romantic fronts. It’s the right place at the right time, this has the potential to ignite a fire. With no planetary activity in this playful part of your chart, this is something that needs to be seized and embraced. TAURUS (Apr. 21- May 21) During the Sun’s time in your career sector, an eclipsing Full Moon brings a familiar work/ life balance reminder, but in every sense this is a relic from the past. While the professional pace has eased back, the pace is set to pick up. This is not a return of work/life balance policing of the past and is instead a one oﬀ, timely reminder. GEMINI (May 22-June 21) The eclipsing Full Moon in your communication sector is a chance to clear the air and in the absence of any other communication support, create the potential for a breakthrough. It’s an important year for friendship and relationship building, this is a valuable chance to throw everything you have into ensuring the communication lines are open. CANCER (June 22-July 22) The eclipsing Full Moon fallen in Cancer, this would be a repeat of last month’s Full Moon and with it the potential for some personal and/or relationship tension. Instead, at the last minute, any pressure will turn in the direction of untapped income potential, where support on both the job and career fronts is standing by. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) The lunar eclipse is a throwback from the past but is also a chance to really take your power back. Falling in Leo, this is a supercharged version of the Full Moon that falls at the halfway point in any solar year. This could be the catalyst for everything that has been building since then. This is a reminder of your own truth.. VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sept. 23) As the Sun spends his first full day in your work sector, after a slow down over the holiday period, things are starting to move again, but from the get go there is a very clear message. The eclipsing Full Moon falls in a nostalgic, reflective but also intuitive and imaginative part of your chart and from the get go brings a reminder of a need to pace yourself. LIBRA (Sept. 24 -Oct. 23) If life has been all work and play or all responsi-

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FRI JAN 25

‘La Cage aux Folles’ - Through March 3 | $40-$69 Riverside Center for the Performing Arts 95 Riverside Parkway, Fredericksburg, VA 22406 See the Tony Award-winning musical retold in the Robin Williams movie “The Birdcage.” The Jerry Herman Broadway musical “La Cage aux Folles” is the story of a gay couple who must pretend to be straight for one night — with one of the men in drag — to dupe the conservative political family of their son’s fiance. Featuring songs, ‘I Am What I Am,’ ‘With Ann on My Arm’ and ‘The Best of Times.’

SAT JAN 26

Free Home Buyer Seminar - 10 a.m. | Free Strayer University 13385 Minnieville Road, Woodbridge, VA 22192 Bob Hummer, a real estate broker with the Lake Ridge office of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, will conduct his Free Home Buyer Seminar. Have all of your questions answered about buying a home. A wealth of resource material will be provided. For more, call 703-8784866 or visit www.military-realestate. com. ‘The Phantom Tollbooth’ - 2 and 4 p.m. | $15 for adults, $10 for children Hylton Performing Arts Center 10960 George Mason Circle, Manassas, VA 20109 Using puppets, masks, magic, inventive scenic effects and original music, Enchantment Theatre Company recreates a classic childhood book in this original stage adaption.

FRI FEB 1

‘The Simon & Garfunkel Story’ - 8 p.m. | From $39 Hylton Performing Arts Center 10960 George Mason Circle, Manassas, VA 20109 Immersive concert-style theater show that includes huge projection photos and original film footage, as well as a full live band performing hits that include “Mrs. Robinson,” “Cecilia,” “Bridge over Troubled Water” and more.

The popular children’s book “The Phantom Tollbooth” comes to life during two productions at the Hylton Performing Arts Center on Jan. 26 MARK GARVIN/PROVIDED

SAT FEB. 2

Princess Ball - 6 p.m. | $8 Rowser Building 1739 Jefferson Davis Highway, Stafford, VA 22554 The ball for princesses and their knights (father, grandfather or guardian) will include refreshments, crafts, dancing and a visit from a special guest princess. More info at staffordcountyva.gov/1861/ Parks-Recreation. First Saturday Shoreline Cleanup - 10 a.m. Widewater State Park 101 Widewater State Park Road, Stafford, VA 22554 Teams of volunteers will be given areas to focus on. All supplies will be provided.

FRI FEB 8

Valentine’s Dance - 11 a.m. | $4 Rowser Building 1739 Jefferson Davis Highway, Stafford, VA 22554 Event intended for those with intellectual or physical disabilities. Light lunch and refreshments will be served.

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Pre-registration is required. More info at staffordcountyva.gov/1861/ParksRecreation.

Valentine Dinner Dance - 4 p.m. | $10 in advance, $15 at the door Rowser Building 1739 Jefferson Davis Highway, Stafford, VA 22554 For ages 40 and up, come in your favorite red attire for a night of dancing. Light dinner, dessert and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided. More info at staffordcountyva.gov/1861/ParksRecreation. Murder on the Menu - Feb. 8-9, 15-16 | $79 Center for the Arts 9419 Battle St., Manassas, VA 20110 Ticket holders receive a four-course meal while enjoying a murder mystery at the “37th Annual YUMMY Awards.” Buy tickets at InsideNoVaTix.com! Shanghai Opera Symphony Orchestra - 8 p.m. | From $36 Hylton Performing Arts Center 10960 George Mason Circle,

Manassas, VA 20109 They symphony will perform masterpieces by the world’s most historic composers, as well as celebrated works in China.

SAT FEB 9

‘Wood’ you be my Valentine? - 10 a.m. | $3 Widewater State Park 101 Widewater State Park Road, Stafford, VA 22554 Event includes Winter Walk Bingo, a discussion on tree cross-sections and how to age a tree, and a craft session for a unique Valentine gift. Reservations required.

TUE FEB 12

Tot Valentine Party - 10:30 a.m. | $10 Rowser Building 1739 Jefferson Davis Highway, Stafford, VA 22554 Children will hear a story, make crafts, sing songs and play games to celebrate Valentine’s Day. More info at staffordcountyva.gov/1861/ParksRecreation.

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PUBLIC NOTICE AT&T proposes to construct a 184’ monopole at 140 Eustace Rd, Stafford, VA (20190059). Interested parties may contact Scott Horn (856-809-1202) (1012 Industrial Dr., West Berlin, NJ 08091) with comments regarding potential effects on historic properties. 1/25/19

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TRUSTEE’S SALE LOT 4, WILLIAMS ESTATE STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA In the execution of the Deed of Trust dated April 3, 2017 and recorded April 6, 2017 as LR170006196 among the land records of Stafford County, Virginia, Gordon B. Gay, the appointed Substituted Trustee will offer for sale at public auction at the front steps of the Courthouse for the Circuit Court of Stafford County, Virginia at Stafford, Virginia at 10:00 AM on February 14, 2019, the property more particularly described in the aforementioned Deed of Trust located at the above address and briefly identified as follows: Lot 4, WILLIAMS ESTATES, as shown on a plat entitled “Final Subdivision Plat Showing the Subdivision, Dedication of Right-of-Way and Various Easements on Williams Estates”, prepared by Christopher Consultants, dated May 7, 2009, revised October 28, 2009, July 4, 2010, August 9, 2011 and September 20, 2012, recorded in the Clerk’s office of the Circuit Court of Stafford County, Virginia as Instrument Number PM 130000113; being the same property conveyed to National Home Builders, Inc. by deed dated April 3, 2017, recorded as LR170006195, and also the subject of a Deed of Trust dated April 3, 2017 securing Prince William Marine Sales, Inc. in the amount of $100,000 recorded at LR170006196, among the land records of Stafford County, Virginia. Tax Map: 45W-4 The property will be sold in “AS-IS” condition without warranty of any kind. Terms of sale: A non-refundable deposit of $10,000 or 10% of the sale price, whichever is less, by cashier’s or certified check required at time of sale, except for the party secured by the Deed of Trust. Risk of Loss is on the purchaser from date and time of auction. Balanace of the purchase price must be paid by cashier’s check within 14 days from sale date. Except for Virginia Grantor tax, and preparation of the deed, all settlement cost and expenses are purchaser’s responsibility. Taxes are pro-rated to the date of the sale. Purchaser is responsible for obtaining possession of the property. If purchaser defaults, deposit may be forfeited, and the property resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser who shall be liable for any deficiency in the purchase price and all costs, expenses and attorney fees of both sales. If Trustee does not convey title for any reason, purchaser’s sole remedy is the return of the deposit without interest. The sale is subject to post-sale audit of the status of the loan secured by the Deed of Trust, including but not limited to, determining whether the loan was reinstated or paid off, or whether the property became subject to an automatic stay under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code prior to the sale; in any such event this sale shall be null and void and purchaser’s sole remedy shall be return of the deposit without interest.

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