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Woman charged in assault, day care break-in

A Spotsylvania County woman charged last week after authorities say she was found naked in a Stafford day care was arrested again the next day for an assault in a convenience store bathroom HEAVEN CONNER

in North Stafford, according to Stafford County Sheriff ’s Office spokesperson Amanda Vicinanzo. Around 5 a.m. April 4, deputies were called to the Kids on the Move Learning Center at 628 Cambridge St. after two employees arrived to open the business and discovered a naked woman in the doorway of a classroom, Vicinanzo said. The employees fled the business and contacted law enforcement.

Suspicious man approaches students at Stafford bus stop The Stafford County Sheriff ’s Office is investigating reports of a suspicious man who approached three children at a bus stop in the southern end of the county. The three middle-school students were waiting on a bus at the intersection of Hartwood Road and Reserve Way around 7:15 a.m. April 4 when the man drove by the bus stop and laughed and smiled at the boys, SCSO spokesperson Amanda Vicinanzo said. The man returned and stopped in front of the bus stop, rolled down his car window and asked the boys if they missed the bus. He then asked if he could give the boys

a ride to school, Vicinanzo said. The boys refused and began walking home, and the man asked them again to get in his vehicle, described as a beat-up silver four-door sedan, The man got out of the car, but the bus began to approach and he got back into his vehicle and sped off, Vicinanzo said. The man is described as a black male in his 30s or 40s with a gray beard. The Sheriff ’s Office deployed additional patrols to the area and will continue to have a heightened presence at bus stops, Vicinanzo said. Anyone with information can contact the Sheriff ’s Office immediately at 540658-4400.

Deputies arrived and encountered the woman, Heaven Conner, 23, of Spotsylvania, who was then clothed and “wielding a fork in each hand,” Vicinanzo said. Deputies were able to take the woman into custody without incident and she was charged with unauthorized entry and indecent exposure, the sheriff ’s office said. She was taken to the Rappahannock Regional Jail and later released on bond. Around 5 p.m. on the following day,

Conner was in a stall in the men’s restroom at the Wawa at 72 Austin Park Drive and allegedly reached out under the partition and began tugging on a man’s pants, pulling them in a downward motion, Vicinanzo said. The man left the restroom and called the sheriff ’s office. Conner was found in one of the stalls and was taken into custody and incarcerated at Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond.

CRIME BRIEFS STAFFORD WOMAN FACES HIT-AND-RUN CHARGE A man tried to stop the vehicle that struck his parked car at 432 Garrisonville Road near Travis Lane in North Stafford on March 23, according to Stafford County Sheriff ’s Office spokesperson Amanda Vicinanzo. He stood in front of the offender’s vehicle, but the driver did not stop her vehicle. He tried to move but was struck in the knee. She parked the vehicle and left the scene, Vicinanzo said. When the woman returned to the scene, she told deputies she was the driver involved in the hit and run. She was identified as Rosa Morales Cruz, 47, of Stafford. She was taken into custody and incarcerated at Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond on

charges of hit and run, and assault and battery.

BURGLARS TARGET SUNOCO ATM Deputies are investigating a burglary at a North Stafford Sunoco, according to the Stafford County Sheriff ’s Office. Burglars set off an alarm at the store at 488 Garrisonville Road on April 9 around 2:43 a.m., SCSO spokesperson Amanda Vicinanzo said. A deputy arrived to find the front door pried open and the plastic cover removed from the front of the ATM. Security footage shows two unknown burglars in masks and gloves making several failed attempts to break into the ATM. They eventually left the business without taking anything. Nothing was stolen from the business and there are no suspects at this time.

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The Stafford County Board of Supervisors voted at its meeting April 9 to amend and restate the memorandum of understanding with Mosaic Realty Partners to allow the firm another opportunity to begin development at Aquia Town Center on U.S. 1 in North Stafford. The amendment removes the escalator clause for tax revenue incentives from the original 2015 agreement and requires Mosaic to clean up the site. Faced with no significant development at the site over the last three years, the board considered rescinding the agreement but decided an amended agreement may be a better course of action, according to a county news release. Key points of the proposed amendments include:

· Eliminates the escalator clause, keeping the Incremental Tax Revenue at $6.25 million. · Mosaic will clean up the site until development takes place, with details of the required cleanup outlined in an agreement after consulting with environmental staff. · The Incremental Tax Revenue (ITR) payback starts upon a Certificate of Occupancy for at least 15,000 square feet of new commercial space. · The agreement may be transferred, and all terms will continue with the new owner of the property if the transfer takes place within the three-year initial term. Mosaic’s original memorandum of understanding with Stafford County called

for the company to develop the center and receive $6.25 million in incremental tax revenue, with an escalator clause that would have multiplied the return over time. With no significant development on the project and no agreement with Mosaic on options for development in 2018, the board considered a resolution to rescind the memorandum at the Feb. 5 meeting. A representative from Mosaic offered to remove the “escalator” and consider other terms that would set timelines for the development. The board decided to delay rescinding the agreement for 60 days to give county staff time to continue to negotiate on an amended agreement with Mosaic. The newly amended agreement is the result of those negotiations.

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Massive solar farm may come to Virginia As a reference point, one In William Shakespeare’s megawatt is considered enough “Twelfth Night,” Viola to power 200 homes. However, refers to our sun as, “… sPower and Dominion already that orbed continent have their customers lined up. the fire. That severs day They will use an existing Spofrom night.” tyslvania substation to channel It’s our star, and astronopower to such customers as the mers call it “Sol”. It’s 92 DAVID KERR University of Richmond and Micromillion miles away, 109 times larger soft. than Earth, and its massive day-in The project is big and has been the and day-out fusion-generated heat primary item of business this year for and light are what keep us alive. However, for all that, we also take it the Spotsylvania Planning Commisfor granted and sometimes forget that sion and the Board of Supervisors. The planning commission has held along with its life-giving rays, it also half dozen meetings where this projoffers one of the cleanest sources of ect was the principal piece of busialternative energy available. ness. The same is true for the Board That’s why a joint venture energy of Supervisors. company called sPower wants to There have been public hearings, build the largest solar farm east of the public meetings and special sPower Mississippi in nearby Spotsylvania informational briefings in each of the County. Spotsylvania is south of Stafford, on county’s magisterial districts. While sPower and its supporters have tried the other side of the Rappahannock River. While heavily developed — just to make the case concerning the benefits, opposition to the project has drive down Va. 3 and you’ll readily proven surprisingly strong. agree — it nonetheless has a strong The facility will be near two rural character, and a lot of open and recreation-oriented communities that undeveloped land. aren’t happy about a project of this It’s a big county. That, as far as scale so nearby. The idea of a tract sPower is concerned (that’s short for with 1.8 million solar panels on it Sustainable Power), makes it an ideal doesn’t appeal to them as the ideal location for a large solar facility. Or, as some like to call it, for a solar farm. neighbor. sPower has tried to alleviate some What sPower has in mind, and the of their concerns. They increased the Spotsylvania Board of Supervisors size of the buffer areas, made plans will be making its final decision on to assure adequate and safe control of the project his month, is 1.8 million water runoff, and have made efforts solar panels on a 6,300 acre parcel. to curb concern about the use of hazThat’s almost 10 square miles. ardous materials. The actual generating facility will But concern about the project recover 3,500 acres, while 2,850 acres mains and while the Board of Superwill be preserved as open space and visors appears to be leaning toward buffers. The facility is expected to supporting the new solar facility, the generate 500 megawatts of electricoutcome at this point isn’t clear. ity, making it one of the largest solar Solar power enjoys a reputation as power facilities in the nation.

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the ideal clean energy, but in project after project there is often local opposition. Perhaps it’s because most people have never seen a large solar power farm. A recent project in Ohio faced concerns from local residents about the loss of good farm land and concerns about what all those solar panels would mean to the local ecosystem. There is also the belief that solar panels won’t work in the frequently rainy and overcast eastern United States. Surely, or so goes this line of argument, this technology is better suited to sun drenched Nevada, Utah or Texas. However, solar panels have improved over the years, their efficiency is vastly better, and even on a cloudy day they can generate considerable power. One worry was that the panels would create a reflective nuisance or a heat sink. Neither turns out to be much of a concern. The panels aren’t reflective and don’t absorb or project heat to affect their surroundings. There was also some wariness over the use of cadmium, a poison and a known carcinogen. However, when used in solar panels, it’s in the form of cadmium telluride, which as a compound is inert. Compared to other power sources, such as coal, nuclear and even natural gas, solar is decidedly placid. The plant will pay taxes, will employ about 25 people, make next to no noise and bother no one, all while generating pollution-free electricity. It sounds like a good deal. David Kerr, a former member of the Stafford County School Board, is an instructor in political science at VCU and can be reached at StaffordNews@ insidenova.com.

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A veto from Gov. Ralph Northam has stopped an effort in the legislature to create a new public-employee category called “school protection officers.” Supporters of the state legislation said the officers would help improve security in Virginia’s public schools. But Northam said the bill failed to clearly define the officers’ duties and credentials. Introduced by Del. Bob Thomas, R28th, HB 2142 defined a school protection officer as a “retired law-enforcement officer hired on a part-time basis by the local law-enforcement agency to provide limited law-enforcement and security services to Virginia public elementary and secondary schools.”

During the General Assembly’s recent session, the bill was approved 53-45 by the House and 26-13 by the Senate. In a 50-49 vote April 3, the House failed to get the 60 votes needed to override the governor’s veto. Virginia law currently provides for two types of officers in schools — school resource officers and school security officers. In announcing his veto, Northam said school resource officers and school security officers “have well-defined duties and responsibilities set forth in the Code of Virginia and are required to meet stringent training standards” administered as part of the certification process carried out by the Department of Criminal Justice Services. Thomas’ bill did not specify what

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UMW students dig into Patawomeck past LISA CHINN MARVASHTI » BY UNIVERSITY OF MARY WASHINGTON

It could have been just any old rock. There were thousands of them under John Lightner’s feet at the edge of Aquia Creek. But this one was different. For Lightner, chief emeritus of Stafford County’s Patawomeck Indian Tribe, it was a piece of the past. And, on a cold day in March, he smiled as he held it in the palm of his hand. “It’s hard to explain a feeling like that,” Lightner said of the stone knapped sharp by his long-ago relatives, a projectile point that might have been used to bring a 17th-century dinner home to the family. “You’re picking up something your ancestors used. It’s like being there where all of our villagers were. You almost feel people around you.” The artifact was one of hundreds discovered during a spring break excavation to trace the tribe’s roots. When Patawomeck members sought clues to their past, University of Mary Washington students jumped in to help, sifting through soil in search of items that could lead to the location of a lost tribal village. “I think the community aspect of it really excites them,” said Lauren McMillan, an assistant professor of historic preservation. “They see that what they’re doing makes a difference.” Allied at times with the Powhatan confederacy, at times with the English, the

John Lightner, chief emeritus of the Stafford County-based Patawomeck Indian Tribe, examines projectile points found at Aquia Creek with student Abigail Phelps.

Patawomeck —one of Virginia’s 11 officially recognized Native American tribes — made their homes on the banks of the Potomac River. The group claims ties to Pocahontas, who, according to the tribe’s oral traditions, married a Patawomeck warrior killed after her capture. Her subsequent and historic wedding to Englishman John Rolfe melded two worlds. This combining of cultures fuels McMillan’s course, “Worlds Collide, Virginia 1619,” which traces the state’s evolution from the moment three diverse populations — Native Americans, English colonists and enslaved Africans — found themselves side by side four centuries ago. “It’s the beginning of defining who we are today. The creation of a new nation happened at that time,” said McMillan, who’s researching sites on a map John Smith made on his visit to Indian villages

Historic preservation major Claire Ross, left, and anthropology major Bethany Muchler used shovels and shaker screens, buckets and trowels, clipboards and plastic bags, to sift through soil in search of lost relics. PHOTOS BY SUZANNE CARR ROSSI/ UNIVERSITY OF MARY WASHINGTON

along the Chesapeake Bay from 1607 to 1609. “Virginia has just recently started to acknowledge that native people are still here. We’re at an exciting time to explore this history.” Last month’s three-day Aquia Creek dig was part of the fieldwork that feeds into the course. With years’ worth of artifacts gathered when rains brought them up

from the soil — and more from work by the Virginia Department of Historic Resources — the Patawomeck puzzle still remained incomplete. McMillan and her students brought shovels and shaker screens, buckets and trowels — DIG and lessons learned in the PAGE 7 classroom — to help locate

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UMW sophomore Ethan Knick, center, talks to Patawomeck Indian Chief John Lightner, right, while Brad Hatcher looks on, during a spring break archaeological dig in Stafford County.

the missing pieces. They found shotgun shells, pipe stems, buttons and glass. They found more telling items, like projectile points and native-made pottery. And they

found passion. “It’s something you can’t describe in words. You have to experience it,” said historic preservation major Ethan Knick.

“It’s a connection to humanity.” The color of the soil; the size, shape and texture of the projectile points the students unearthed; even the bits of stone

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Fant said Howard has developed significantly as a player, both incrementally over four years at Forge and during the past couple years as a team leader. “He has blossomed into our best dodger and is definitely more of a threat than he has been in the past,” Fant said. “He always tries hard to give you 100 percent effort. To be honest, I questioned it during his freshman and sophomore season because of the lack of confidence he had in himself. He was a bit young and undersized, but now he is definitely a leader. He’s not a vocal, loud guy, but he has become more vocal in the past couple years.”

One of the pearls of wisdom Fant has tried to impart to all his captains, including Howard, is that they need to hold each other accountable in a positive fashion. “Some of my captains are pretty fiery, but I have told them the team is only going to be as good as we are collectively,” Fant said. “To see Tyler take on a more vocal role, but also lead by example, I am incredibly happy with what I have seen. What we have done to this point in the season is a testament to all of our captains.” Hugh Rist can be reached at StaffordNews@insidenova.com.

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HOROSCOPES ARIES (Mar. 21- April 20) The first of four planets that will turn retrograde during the course of April is now at a standstill. It is fitting that Ceres, dwarf planet and the queen of nurturing should be the first to turn back and especially as this is in an adventurous part of your chart. Ceres speaks to our needs, so while the other three planets turning retrograde are more powerful, if we feel a need to pull back we are more likely to pull back. TAURUS (Apr. 21- May 21) The Moon is making its first visit to Taurus since Mars left and the last before the Sun returns, giving you a chance to look back, look forward and also gain an intuitive read. This is a real blurring of the lines between the past, present and future with your intuition and imagination having direct access to all three. Mars, the planet of passion and the warrior planet of the cosmos inspired and incorporating this into new exceptions. GEMINI (May 22-June 21) Mars’ return to Gemini was going to create some conflicts. Juno, queen of commitment and especially commitment to your relationships is going head to head with Jupiter in your relationship sector. Despite the size differences, this is an even clash that comes with an ability to see both sides of the fence. All of a sudden you can see what you want from your relationships and what they need from you. CANCER (June 22-July 22) If you are used to working in bursts or even pushing yourself to the limit over an extended time, you have reached a point where you can no longer get away with that. Not if you want to remain productive. Whether at work or whatever it is that keeps you busy, a slower but more sustained and consistent pace will get you much further. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) What should be a battle between forces on the professional and playful fronts will, in fact, find a sense of solidarity between the two. As playful forces take a slower and less demanding approach this could be the cue for busy professional forces to take the lead. The professional gods are looking at the slower pace that playful forces are taking and will decide they want some of that as well. VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sept. 23) There is a general slowing down this month, however, there is one exception and that is on the professional front, where things are becoming busier but fortunately also a lot more exciting. This could create some work/life balance tension over the next few days, as this clashes with forces on the home front that are slowing right down. Fortunately, this is simply a scheduling issue. LIBRA (Sept. 24 -Oct. 23) There is a New Moon that falls here at this time

every year, but rarely does it have the support that it has this time around. You already have luck, time and the communication gods on your side but, there will also be an opportunity to give the past and unsaid words a voice. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) It is hard to know who is supporting who but communication and relationship forces are definitely supporting each other and you get to benefit from this. The Moon is passing through your relationship sector just as the pressure is coming off communication forces, just after old issues may have been exposed. The Moon’s friendly aspect will boost your confidence on the communication front. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 -Dec. 21) With both planets in Sagittarius slowing to a crawl the brakes are coming on, but not in a way that has you swimming against the tide. Jupiter is not just the planet of luck and expansion but the largest and most powerful planet in the solar system and when he slows down, the pace of life in general slows too. CAPRICORN (Dec 22.- Jan. 20) Mars is now firing things up on the job front and increasing the pace in whatever keeps you busy, it was just days from where he left a playful part of your chart. The Moon is moving through, with a chance to tap into some of the romantic and creative passions Mars spent much of February and March fuelling. Mars is close enough to appreciate that a balance between work and play can only help your productivity and creativity. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 -Feb. 19) This is the time when you may have to practice some give and take, weighing up the needs of others with your own needs. Or it might be that you need to be in too many places at the same time or too many people are depending on you. You can’t be all things to all people all the time and you can’t be in two places at once, so you may need to prioritise. The key is honesty, keeping the communication lines open. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) There are two developments that not so much cancel each other out but turn what could be a problem into an opportunity. Opposition between Juno on the home and Jupiter on the career front. Juno and Jupiter are creating the potential for some work/life balance tension. However, the other development is that Jupiter is just days away from turning retrograde, with no taste for fighting back. Jupiter and your professional game actually need that work/life balance. WWW.HOROSCOPEASTROLOGYTAROT.COM

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69. Manicurist’s office 70. Court 71. Underwater breathing organs 72. Benevolent fellows 73. Car nut 74. Conversation starter DOWN 1. Acoustic phenomenon 2. Lou of The Velvet Underground 3. Abounding with elms 4. Teacher’s audience 5. Throat lymph node 6. Carhop’s carrier 7. *Like Venus 8. *____ Centauri or ____ Nebula 9. *____ 51 10. Bear’s den 11. Fungal spore sacs 12. “As ____ on TV” 15. Push one’s way into 20. One of the Muses 22. Internet pop-ups 24. Comfy nightwear 25. City in Japan 26. Piled up, as in debt

27. Words to live by 29. *Falcon Heavy entrepreneur 31. *Kind of frontier? 32. 21st century letter 33. Smart candy? 34. ____-and-true 36. Military no-show 38. Place for a house plant 42. Business-oriented programming language 45. *”For the Benefit of All,” e.g. 49. “___ to Joy” 51. As much as necessary 54. A southern ____ 56. Bert’s partner 57. Bud holder 58. Instead of written 59. Part of an egg 60. Singer-songwriter Tori 61. Use a cat o’ nine tails 62. It will 63. Popular pickling herb 64. Additionally 67. Promise to pay

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