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Trail extension to offer new link to Fredericksburg

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ork being done on an extension of the Belmont-Ferry Farm Trail will ensure safe access for bikers and pedestrians making their way into Fredericksburg from Stafford, and vice versa, according to Stafford County park officials. Phase four has begun on the trail’s extension, with construction set to take place over the next few months, according to an announcement from the county, which reports the trail as being “30 years in the making.” Construction of the extension will allow a connection between the current terminus at Stafford’s John Lee Pratt Memorial Park and Chatham Bridge. Stafford County Board of Supervisors’ Chairwoman Meg Bohmke, R-Falmouth, spoke on behalf of the board and acknowledged the National Park Service and Kirsten Talken-Spaulding, superintendent of the Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park. She thanked them for their vision, for seeing how the trail benefits the mission of everyone involved and for their partnership in making the extension happen. “Recreational amenities and access to historical resources are assets that enrich and empower our community,” Bohmke said. Stafford County worked with the

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orth Stafford has slowly added restaurants to the menu over the past few years, but residents will soon see an explosion of new options up and down Garrisonville Road — all of them opening their first Stafford locations. Northern Virginia-based Italian restaurant Paisanos is under construction at Stafford Marketplace, in a space a few doors down from the Shoppers grocery store. This will be one of six locations opening this year. The former day care center that has stood long-vacant on Garrisonville Road near Umi and Chick-filA is finally ready for development. Panda Express purchased the site at 318 Garrisonville Road last year for a new Chinese restaurant with a drive-thru. The site was recently cleared and signs are already up promoting the planned building. With work widening Garrisonville Road completed, construction equipment has returned to the site of The Garrison at Stafford. The mixed-used development is planned in the 400 block of Garrisonville Road. Tenant announcements have included Regal Cinemas and two high-profile new dining options: LongHorn Steakhouse and The Olive Garden. SWEETO BURRITO

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that might be a fresh face: Sweeto Burrito. The restaurant offers the burrito experience guests might expect at Chipotle or Moe’s, but with a few unique options, like tater tots and french fries wrapped into the burrito. Competing with hundreds of restaurants in Prince William County, first-time restaurateur Michael Sarago chose an unorthodox location for his first Sweeto Burrito franchise three years ago: a small strip mall on

Minnieville Road that’s convenient for people who live around the corner, but it’s not in a busy part of the community looking for passersby. The restaurant found a following and Sarago eventually added two more locations nearby, one in the bustling Potomac Mills shopping district and another along busy Old Bridge Road in Lake Ridge. With his fourth location, expected RESTAURANTS

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National Park Service on this section of the trail and the park service made land available at Chatham Manor for the path through an agreement with the county. The Belmont-Ferry Farm Trail begins at Belmont, passes down Washington Street to Old Falmouth and along River Road to the Historic Port of Falmouth Park. The trail crosses River Road and rises through a series of switchbacks to St. Clair Brooks Memorial Park and John Lee Pratt Memorial Park. The new section will begin near the River Road entrance to Pratt Park, across National Park Service land along River Road, travel under the Chatham Bridge and curve up to the sidewalks along the bridge, according to the county. “We have worked with Stafford County on many successful projects in the

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to open this September in North Stafford, Sarago went back to his roots. The restaurant is one of the first tenants in the new shopping center at the Walmart Neighborhood Market — one of the last commercial strips on the west end of Garrisonville Road. The spot may be several miles from North Stafford’s busy commercial district off Interstate 95, but that’s part of the appeal for Sarago, who was looking for something closer to eaters and not

The fourth phase of the Belmont-Ferry Farm Trail extension has been 30 years in the making.

past, and I am delighted we were able to assist with this project,” said TalkenSpaulding. “We both have a goal of making the abundant natural and historical resources in our area more accessible to citizens and visitors.” Drivers are asked to use caution in the area as the trail extension is being constructed. particularly closer to traffic. “Once we all get home, we really don’t want to get back out into traffic,” he said. Sarago is getting a strong response from the community in Stafford, with questions about the business and inquiries about employment since the sign went up earlier this summer. As development continues in North Stafford, Sweeto Burrito may not be the last restaurant you find on Garrisonville for very long. New restaurants are under construction up and down Garrisonville Road in North Stafford.

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Mark Warner for president? Virginia has produced more presidents Democratic Party nomination. Warner’s name wasn’t there. than any other state. But, when I listed the top 10, However, while a proud talkWarner made the list. Several ing point there is one qualifiof my students asked why he cation. The commonwealth wasn’t running for president? hasn’t provided the country They were all convinced he with a president since 1912. would have a good chance. He That was President Woodrow probably does, but no one knows Wilson, and even that claim is what to make of his intentions. a bit suspect. He was born in DAVID KERR He started a campaign for Virginia but claimed New Jersey president in 2008. It went well. He got as his home. attention, made the cover of the New There have been some other occaYork Times Magazine and was well sional prospects. They shone bright for a time and then faded. Former Vir- received in several primary states. But up against Barack Obama and Hillary ginia Gov. and Sen. Chuck Robb, the Clinton, he decided 2008 wasn’t his time. son-in-law of a former president, took He gently bowed out and ran for the U.S. an interest in the late 1980s but his efSenate instead. fort never got off the ground. George This was a wise decision. His experiAllen, also a former Virginia senaence has done him a lot of good, and tor and governor, began organizing a during the past decade he has been a serious White House run in 2005; but thoughtful and moderate voice. As one when he lost his Senate seat in 2006, friend of mine on The Hill put it, “…he is that dream faded. the thinking man’s senator.” Which was Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine came close followed by a pause and then, “a little to being just a heartbeat away from the like Adlai Stevenson.” presidency when he was selected as HillWarner has been in the news with ary Clinton’s running mate in 2016. But his work on the Senate Intelligence we know how that ended, and right now Committee. He has been a relentless he is focused on keeping his Senate seat. advocate for vigorously investigating But, wait, hold on. There is one the Administration’s relationship with prospect not out in front at the moment the Russians. That drama, of course, — perhaps keeping his powder dry, it’s isn’t over. hard to tell — and that’s another former He has also developed a reputation governor and currently Virginia’s senior for his across-the-aisle approach to senator, Mark Warner. problem-solving. He has worked with In my American Politics class last Republicans on issues related to the debt, semester at VCU, I showed my students taxes and healthcare. That isn’t always a list of those people considered to be popular in this highly polarized political in the top five potential choices for the

environment, but it’s always been Warner’s style. Warner hasn’t said much about running for president recently. He doesn’t say no, and he doesn’t say yes. He seems to want to leave the campaign theatrics, at least for now, to someone else. He faces a challenge in getting the Democratic nomination, because he is considered a moderate. Since the Republicans won the White House in 2016, the Democratic base has been drifting left. The progressive movement has taken hold. But even they may compromise if it means that a more moderate Democrat — someone who embraces most but not every last one of their issues — will give them their best shot at winning the White House. It’s called practical politics. While names like Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren and Corey Booker are often the first ones mentioned, Democrats need to ask that ever-important question: Who is the most likely to win in 2020? Polling indicates that voters want a return to a quieter political environment. This constant turmoil is wearing on them, but they also would like a more moderate leader in the White House. Warner is probably best described as a moderate who leans a little left. Looking beyond the current top choices, Warner offers something different. He isn’t reading off a list of approved Democratic positions. He says what he thinks. He could, if he chose, become one his party’s shining stars with a real shot at the White House. That is, if he wants the job. 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.

Examining Staﬀord’s cluster ordinance needs such contiguous home building Nature received a little more concepts are used. Realistically courtesy thanks to the recent though, the density provided actions of Stafford’s planning by any development must department, even though not factor in needed assets, such all supervisors agreed on the as fire and rescue, education or clarity of the process. safety costs. It occurred through augmentIn spite of this, the commoning cluster subdivision ordiDANIEL CORTEZ nances supervisors voted on during their wealth code mandates all land usage must be treated equally. last board meeting. The developments Specifically, the Code of Virginia Title are required by state code for at least 40 15.2-2286- Provisions for clustering of percent of unimproved residential and single-family dwellings so as to preserve agricultural lands in Stafford. open space, states: “A cluster developIt’s a good thing, even though some ment is otherwise subject to applicable citizens have serious animus toward the land use ordinances of the locality; howregulations and the developer commuever, the locality shall not impose more nity, thinking the ordinances give them stringent land use requirements for such an advantage. cluster development.” Jeff Harvey, director of county PlanIn some respects, the code is confusning and Zoning, can attest that cluster ing if conventional land-use designs are developments have been used in Stafford restricted because of clustering. since 1987. With good reason, they And if officials seek uniform regularemain a favorite of the developer comtions in all subdivisions not clustered, munity, in spite of regulations that have there will be a need to address the issue been amended five times and repealed in subsequent public hearings. once in 2012. This specifically addresses By-Right Cluster developments allow the county Development, where there remain no to maintain less infrastructure — such open space requirement issues. as roads, water and sewer — when

Such issues are debated privately and publicly by board members like GriffisWidewater Supervisor Jack Cavalier, who questioned whether the actual cluster percentage recommended met the state mandate of 40 percent. According to planning and zoning official Michael Zuraf, the figure is 41.5 percent. Aquia District Supervisor Cindy Shelton’s focus on open space concerns led her to vote against the measure because she felt it was obfuscating the cluster requirements. Her concerns regarding utility easements and stormwater management ponds are valid. Nevertheless, clustering remains a prudent concept. For the lay person the cluster code is confusing, and the needed public hearings hopefully will stimulate more citizen responses to maintain the region’s rural climate with fairness. During the public comment portion and calls to supervisors, business owners and developers should state their perspective. The issue should be the density CORTEZ level advanced by any PAGE 5 development and proffers

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that have never offset our continued tax increases. An issue not mentioned during the board’s discussions was what effect the new ordinances would have on needed broadband in the most rural parts of the county. That issue was brought up to Shelton during her monthly round table discussion and remains an important aspect of needed clustering. Credit must be given to county officials who protect the flora and fauna down to the last cicada by advancing

clustering concepts and open spaces. Such practical efforts come into play when development affects political issues down the road and should indeed be weighted carefully. Today, give credit to Harvey, his hard working staff and supervisors attempting to balance politics, propriety and principle. Daniel Cortez, a Northern Virginia political writer and broadcaster, is active in veteran and minority affairs. Reach him at dpcortez1969@yahoo.com.

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Stafford deputies remind residents when to call 911 Most people know to call 911 during an emergency but what if you’re not sure it’s an emergency? When should you call 911 or when should you call the sheriff ’s office non-emergency number? Lt. Lee Peters of the Stafford County Sheriff ’s Office Emergency Communications Center takes the guesswork out for you – if it’s life-threatening, call 911; otherwise call non-emergency at 540-658-4450. “We want to encourage people to call 911 when it’s an immediate need – if a life is in danger or law enforcement is needed,” said Peters. “If you feel like you are in danger or you need to report a crime, or even if you just need to report something but don’t know the non-emergency number, call 911.” What happens when you call 911? An operator will answer and say, “Stafford County 911, what’s the address of your emergency?” Peters says this is a crucial question to answer quickly and correctly, before even telling the operator your emergency. You might be unable to talk later or your phone might drop the call. If the dispatchers know where you are, they can immediately send someone to help you no matter what else happens. Next, the operators will start asking questions about your emergency so they can assign the appropriate assets to you. They go through a year’s worth of specialized training to learn emergency communications and are trained to ask questions

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JULY 27

Fredericksburg Agricultural Fair July 27-Aug. 5; M-F, 5 to 10 p.m., Sat./ Sun; noon to 10 p.m. 2400 Airport Dr., Fredericksburg fredericksburgfair.org

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Cardboard Boat Regatta July 28; 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Aquia Landing 2846 Brooke Road, Stafford Disaster Preparedness for Pets July 28; 10 a.m. Stafford sheriff’s office (July 28) Register: scsocpu.wufoo.com Summer Fest July 28; noon to 6 p.m. A. Smith Bowman Distillery, Fredericksburg Tickets: Eventbrite.com

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Wooded Hike July 29; 2 to 3 p.m. (recurring event) Gari Melchers Home & Studio at Belmont 224 Washington St., Falmouth tourstaffordva.com

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The new park-and-ride lot at Courthouse Road and Interstate 95 opens on Monday, July 30.

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The Virginia Department of Transportation’s park-and-ride lot on Courthouse Road in Stafford County is moving to its new permanent location, east of the Interstate 95 interchange at exit 140, on July 30. The new commuter lot is being relocated as part of the ongoing construction project to build a diverging diamond interchange at exit 140. The new lot is located at the intersection of Courthouse Road and Wyche Road. It will open with approximately 600 parking spaces, which is 50 more spaces than the existing commuter lot. Once construction is complete by July 2020, the final lot will have 850 parking

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5A All-State Teams BOYS SOCCER » Player of the Year: Daniel Starr, Albemarle » Coach of the Year: Zach Laird, Albemarle First team » Forward: Jake Pinello, Hickory; Tyler Schardein, Deep Run; Jin Kim, Mills Godwin; Daniel Starr, Albemarle; Brandon Mahon, Albemarle » Midfield: John Meir, Menchville; Parker Lawson, Deep Run; Mason Shockey, Briar Woods; Bryan Scoffield, Mountain View; Andrew Weber, Albemarle » Defense: Myles Brown, Hickory; Daniel Ahrens, Mills Godwin; Ryan Hall, Deep Run; Aidan Sullivan, Briar Woods; Jonathan Owens, Massaponax » Goalkeeper: Thomas Leckrone, Albemarle Second team » Forward: Thomas Perrigo, Kempsville; Ronald Fuentes, Broad Run; Juan Batista, Briar Woods; Juan Manzanares, Mountain View; Ndayizeye Bonere, Patrick HenryRoanoke » Midfield: Aaron Riggs, Hickory; Clay Smith, Hickory; Matt Shriner, Deep Run; Abenezar Shewago, Wakefield; Erick Kilosho, Patrick Henry-Roanoke » Defense: Drew Malarkey, Menchville; Daniel Beverly, Briar Woods; John Cummins, Wakefield; Cory Long, Potomac; Joseph Keppeler, Mountain View » Goalkeeper: Ian Fitzgerald, Menchville GIRLS SOCCER » Player of the Year: Abby Maltese, Briar Woods » Coach of the Year: Kimmy Moss, Briar Woods First team » Forward: Abby Maltese, Briar Woods; Fizzy Gonzalez, Albemarle; Lauren Bruns, Douglas Freeman; Catie Bryant, Briar Woods; Ashley Trotter, Hickory » Midfield: Zoe Smith, Maury; Lexi Long, Deep Run; Haven Lakey, Deep Run; Annie Sorando, Briar Woods; Megan Watts, Mountain View » Defense: Noel Thompson, Hickory; Melissa Mancuso, Deep Run; Katie Bjornsen, Briar Woods; Madison Kersey, Albemarle; Carly Lane, Mountain View

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» Goalkeeper: Hannah McLaughlin, Deep Run Second team » Forward: Abby Urban, Maury; Natalie Nettemeyer, Deep Run; Bailey Tran, Deep Run; Natalie Swarm, Potomac Falls; Katie Schnell, Albemarle » Midfield: Maddie Crooks, Hickory; Malia Mariano, Maury; Alyssa White, Stone Bridge; Casey O’Connor, Potomac Fallas; Katherine Brady, Albemarle » Defense: Emma Schwarz, Deep Run; Anna Felber, Tuscarora; Amy Swain, Stone Bridge; Mara Carillo, Potomac Falls; Caitlyn Kirtley, Massaponax » Goalkeeper: Miranda Walker, Broad Run GIRLS LACROSSE FIRST TEAM » Attack: Morgan Rose , Albemarle; Morgan Koeneke, Freedom; Kellyn McGlamery, Atlee; Kelsey Myers, Albemarle; Mary D’Lugos, Mountain View » Midfielder: Emily Maier, Freedom; Kate Miller, Atlee; Mikayla Coghill, Mountain View; Morgan Whitaker, Deep Run; Julia Horner, Rock Ridge » Defender: Ari Wheeler, Atlee; Megan Pelletier, Freedom; Bridget Pinnaya, Albemarle; Madelyn DeCarli, Potomac Falls; Madison Hatcher, Mountain View » Goalkeeper: Grace Hyde, Potomac Falls » Player of the Year: Emily Maier, Freedom » Coach of the Year: Richard DeSomma, Freedom SECOND TEAM » Attack: Kelly Wyman, Deep Run; Carly Moore, Stone Bridge; Lizzie Ranberger, Mountain View; Sydney Seligman, Edison; Emily Karn, Atlee » Midfielder: Mason Whitmore, Potomac Falls; Faith Anna, Atlee; Paige Barwick, Edison; Kerry Nease, Douglas Freeman; Jenn Wendelken, Albemarle » Defender: Hannah Braswell, Deep Run; Sadie Thompson, Rock Ridge; Erin Fitzgerald, Stone Bridge; Ellie Woodward, Atlee; Colleen Schneider, Stafford » Goalkeeper: Mackenzie Schaeffer, Mountain View

6A ALL-STATE GIRLS LACROSSE FIRST TEAM Attack: Attack: Attack: Attack: Attack: Midfielder: Midfielder: Midfielder: Midfielder: Defender: Defender: Defender: Defender: Defender: Goalie: Player of the year: Coach of the year: SECOND TEAM Attack: Attack: Attack: Attack: Attack: Midfielder: Midfielder: Midfielder: Midfielder: Midfielder: Defender: Defender: Defender: Defender: Defender: Goalie:

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Beth Barnes is one of several products of the strong field hockey team at Mountain View High School, which has won three state titles in the past few years. Barnes, a rising senior back/midfielder for Division I Ball State, was part of the first squad that won a Virginia title. She was a junior when Mountain View won the state title. “I think it comes from the coaches,” Barnes, 21, said last week of the Mountain View program. “They have a deep desire to improve. They get all on the same page. It has been great to see them progress.” Barnes has had several head coaches while in Indiana at Ball State, a member of the Mid-American Conference. One of her former coaches, Christy Longacre, who played at ODU, was named the Georgetown head coach on Jan. 2, 2017. This year the first-year head coach for Ball State will be Stephanie Bernthal, a 2008 graduate of Kent State University in Ohio and a former assistant coach at Richmond of the Atlantic 10 Conference.

One of the players Bernthal worked with at Richmond is Olivia Hubert, another Mountain View product. Hubert will be a senior midfielder this season for the Spiders. Barnes said players report Aug. 7 to Ball State for the start of the 2018 season. The Cardinals play Aug. 18 at Indiana University. “I think our new coach has done a lot with us in a short time,” Barnes said. “She has done a good job of recruiting our teams. She has been the light we have needed. Our goal is to win the MAC championship and go to the NCAA tournament.” Last year Barnes, a midfielder/attack, played in 15 games and was academic allMAC. As a sophomore in 2016, she played in 18 of 19 games and had one goal with just two shots on goal. Barnes, in 2015 as a freshman, played in 11 of 18 games and started against Missouri State. She had one goal in a 7-1 win over Bellarmine in a home match. She had two shots on goal as a freshman.

Barnes has prepared for the season by running and lifting weights. “I feel I have become tougher because of it,” she said. As a senior at Mountain View, she had two goals and seven defensive saves. Barnes was all-conference honorable mention in 2012 and was all-region in 2015. She was part of the state title team in 2013 and was a four-year letterwinner. Barnes is majoring in speech and language pathology, and plans to attend graduate school. She had a GPA around 3.9 and was a captain in 2014. She is the daughter

of Darryl and Doreen Barnes. Her father played baseball at Wake Forest and her mother was a fencer at William & Mary. Her sister, Bryce, played field hockey at Ball State and is a teacher in Stafford at Winding Creek Elementary School. “Coming out of high school I looked at Liberty, Davidson and Ball State. They were the top three,” Beth Barnes said. “Ball State had the best fit for me. I told myself I never wanted to go to school with my sister. But everything just clicked.” David Driver can be reached at StaffordNews@insidenova.com.

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