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Stafford man sought in assault, shots fired Authorities are searching for a Stafford County man in connection with an assault and shots fired Monday morning in Bealeton. Deputies were called to a farm in the 5500 block of Liberty Road at 9:18 a.m. Monday for a reported assault involving a man with a gun. Due to the nature of the report several nearby schools – Liberty High School, Grace Miller Elementary School, Cedar Lee Middle School and Southeastern Al-

ternative School – implemented safety procedures, the Fauquier County Sheriff ’s Office said in a news release. Deputies found one victim at the scene who had been assaulted and evidence of a firearm being discharged. They arrested, Juan Carlos Juarez, 41, of Stafford, who was charged with malicious wounding, the release said. The man suspected of firing the gun, Juan Jose Pinon Villagomez, 36, of Stafford, had fled the scene, authorities said.

Detectives obtained warrants charging him with one count of attempted malicious wounding, one count of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and one count of JUAN CARLOS JUAREZ use of a firearm in commission of a felony.

The sheriff’s office says he should be considered armed and dangerous. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Fauquier County Sheriff ’s Office at 540347-3300. The affected schools were notified they could return to normal schedules earlier this afternoon.

Juan Jose Pinon Villagomez, 36, of Stafford, is wanted in connection with a shots fired and assault in Fauquier County. PROVIDED

Vehicle break-ins reported in North Stafford neighborhood

1st Sgt. Michelle Gibbons, of the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office, receives prescription drugs during the national drug takeback at Stafford Hospital in April. Cadet Steven Rodfick, right, waits for the next car to pull up. ALEKS DOLZENKO/INSIDENOVA FILE PHOTO

Drop off drugs, sharps Oct. 27 Operation Medicine Cabinet is an opportunity to drop off expired or unused medications and sharps from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 27 at the following locations: • Stafford Hospital, 101 Hospital Center Blvd., Stafford, VA 22554 • Mary Washington Hospital - Tompkins Martin Medical Plaza, 1101 Sam Perry Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22401 • University of Mary Washington Bell

Tower 1301 College Ave., Fredericksburg VA 22401. No sharp objects accepted. • Chancellor Volunteer Fire and Rescue Old Engine Company 5, 5992 Plank Road, Fredericksburg, VA 22407 • Mary Washington Healthcare Emergency and Outpatient Center – Lees Hill, 10401 Spotsylvania Ave., Fredericksburg, VA 22408

CRIME BRIEF MAN FACES SEVERAL SHOPLIFTING CHARGES A Stafford County man was charged with stealing from the North Stafford Walmart, 217 Garrisonville Road, on three occasions since August 2018, ac-

cording to Stafford County Sheriff ’s Office spokesperson Amanda Vicinanzo. Michael Anthony Campbell, 31, was charged Oct. 16 with concealment of merchandise, petit larceny and conspiracy to commit larceny.

The Stafford County Sheriff ’s Office is looking for three thieves responsible for a series of larcenies in the area of Kings Crest Drive in North Stafford on Oct. 17, according to spokesperson Amanda Vicinanzo. A caller told dispatch that three males with backpacks were rummaging through vehicles in the neighborhood. A neighbor yelled at them and the three ran away. While searching the neighborhood, Deputy Aubrecht found the trio on the 1200 block of Kings Crest Drive and tried to follow them on foot, but they ran into nearby woods.

Several residents said their vehicles were searched and some items were missing. One resident reported that her registration card was stolen from the glove box. Another said her keys and purse were missing. The purse was found several yards from her home, but her wallet, which contained several credit cards, missing. Another resident reported that she found a birth certificate and Social Security card while walking her dog. The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information should contact the sheriff ’s office at 540-658-4400.

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IT SEEMS TO ME | HARVEY S. GOLD

Election shines light on changing values What values does this It seems to me… Election Day behavior promote? Another on Nov. 6 will be a turning example is what took place point in American politics and at the recent Supreme Court consequently for our country’s confirmation hearings, future. where we experienced an The congressional balance embarrassing episode in our could change, and how it changes HARVEY GOLD nation’s history. Embarrassing, determines the direction our not because of who the candicountry will take for many years date was or whether he did what he was to come. A cynic might say, no matter accused of. which side wins, the country loses. It was embarrassing because of how The Republican Party will bring us those on both sides of the aisle who a more restrictive government, both at are charged with obtaining the facts home and abroad, and the Democratic Party will bring us a very liberal govern- conducted themselves only for political gain. It was ugly but indicated who we ment that looks to give away plentiful are becoming. benefits. Almost daily on TV, we see people A realist will say that this is nothing screaming in the faces of political new. So, what’s the big deal? We know figures on both sides of the aisle. Is this how the country is run differently when how we are telling our children debate one or the other party is in control. is done? This creates a government that The difference is, today it is no longer will say and do anything just to win, and just conservative versus liberal posiallow any behavior for political benefit. tions. In contrast to the past, although Sen. Ted Cruz recently accepted policies might have differed they still President Trump’s endorsement despite were controlled by basic values that, the fact that when they were running through good times and bad, kept the against each other in the primary, Cruz country stable. called Trump a pathological liar and Now, we are faced with not merely conservative versus liberal philosophies, Trump called Cruz a liar. Their explanation for the change is that sometimes but instead we are faced with changing things are said because of the circumbasic values that define who we are as stances. a country. It is a matter of the freedom So what are we to believe? Have either and actions of the press, a matter of short-term economic gains versus a sus- Trump or Cruz changed their view of tainable environment and human rights. the other, or is it another win-at-allcosts political maneuver? Does this not It is a matter of truth versus halftruths, lies or positions that change sim- tell us that honesty is no longer the best or only policy? ply for political benefit and not because In the end, this philosophy encourof the facts. It is a matter of whether we ages the public to act in the same way, accept a government whose foundaand it then becomes who we are and the tion is based on scandal, accusations, values we follow. manipulation of facts and divisiveness, Compounding the problem is we now which has become the way of both run our government and inform the citipolitical parties. As an example, on Nov. 6 there will be zens with shorthand tweets? But we can’t understand the nation’s policies when two races in two different states where the candidates may be under indictment both political parties speak in shorthand but they still are endorsed by their party and sound bites, and dash from place to because their party only wants to ensure place like Lewis Carroll’s March Hare. And while they use the “doublespeak” victory.

The truth has come to be whatever we want it to be. we read about in George Orwell’s book “1984,” they can’t or won’t disclose their positions clearly. However, they are adept at telling us in detail why the other side is wrong, dishonest or criminal. Even the press, which is supposed to be free and provide the facts, has become extremely biased. Historically, the press has endorsed one candidate or another based on policies they have examined. This is a form of debate and gets the facts on the table. Today, many parts of the press look not for the truth but search for facts that support their position. So, whom are we to believe when the information we are given, no matter which side or where it comes from, is biased for personal or political party gain? The truth has come to be whatever we want it to be. Consequently, it seems we have come to be living in an “Alice in Wonderland” world controlled by a “1984” system. On Nov. 6, we will decide more than which party triumphs. We will define who we are and what we want our world to be like for ourselves and our children. From what has transpired so far, a better world for our country does not look likely. What does look likely is that we will move closer to a world governed by the March Hare, Queen of Hearts and Big Brother. So, when you stand in the voting booth perhaps the best decision you can make is, to follow the words of that great philosopher, Yogi Berra, “…when you come to a fork in the road, take it.” Harvey Gold is a contributing writer at InsideNova. Reach him at StaffordNews@insidenova.com.

STAFFORD BRIEFS Why I’m voting for Rob Wittman

I am a retired federal employee who worked in the government for 40 years. I am proud to have Rob Wittman as my congressman for Virginia’s 1st Congressional District. He looks beyond partisanship and stands with federal employees. He has the experience of serving at all levels of government (local, state and federal), has provided outstanding constituent services, has demonstrated a strong support for our military men and women and their families, and worked to protect the earned benefits of federal employees and retirees. Earlier this year like most federal employees, I was worried to hear about the president’s attempt to stop the pay raise for people working for the government.

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As long as there are thoughtful representatives in the House like Rob, we can be assured that there is a strong voice in our corner. Not only did he quickly come out loudly and clearly in opposition to the president’s plan to freeze the raise, he has also voted in favor of continued employee benefits, opposed cutbacks and proposed legislation to ensure federal employees got paid during a shutdown and provided greater financial protections to civilian federal employees working in combat zones. For retirees like me, he has been a strong advocate to preserve the benefits we have earned during our service. Finally, Rob is vocal about passing our budgets on time and has introduced two pieces of legislation to that effect. I was

pleased to see some progress made in that regard this year. Last minute spending bills, such as continuing resolutions that cost agencies millions of dollars, leave federal employees in a dangerous state of uncertainty. Too often federal employees are shown in a negative light. There are thousands of federal public servants in the Virginia’s 1st District making sure our military, national parks, small business and government programs are serving the American public. Rob fully appreciates that service both at home and abroad. Rob is listening to and fighting for us. That is why I’m voting for Rob Wittman. Gaston Gianni Prince William County

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A work crew from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints removes a downed tree in New Bern, N.C. PHOTO BY APRIL WHEELER

Local residents assist Hurricane Florence victims STEFANIE SHIFFLET HUGHES » BY STAFFORD STAKE OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS

Members of the Stafford Virginia Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints sent over 230 volunteers to the New Bern area of North Carolina after Hurricane Florence went aground and caused the third major flood in the area since 2010. A 15-year-old Stafford Senior High School sophomore, Kent Lundquist, was among the volunteers who headed to nearby Pollocksville, N.C. An Eagle Scout and member of the junior varsity football team, Lundquist knew immediately he wanted to participate in the clean-up efforts. “I just wanted to help people,” Kent said. “They have been through so much.” He got permission from varsity head coach Mo Hampton to miss weekend workouts to go to North Carolina to serve. “He was incredibly supportive,” April Wheeler, Kent’s mother, said about getting permission to miss practice. “I was worried it would be a problem, but Coach Hampton thought it was great Kent wanted to go down to help out.”

Other local school administrations supported their students traveling to help a community in need. North Stafford High School Principal Daniel Hornick gave excused absences to students missing school on a Friday to travel to the affected area. As the devastating effects of Florence continue to linger in North Carolina, so too do the volunteers wearing their yellow vests boasting the insignia “Mormon Helping Hands” and sleeping in tents on the church lawn which serves as a makeshift command center. Volunteer efforts began shortly after the storm abated and continue throughout this month by different congregations of the church, with some 500 members participating each week. Stafford Stake President Bradley M. Sant noted that “When we hear about the hurricane on the news, we think about the devastation the people suffered for two or three days; but when we’re down here, we realize that the devastation goes on for months. People’s lives are completely changed; they have lost everything and during the weeks since the storm they have done nothing but clean up debris and empty out what is left of their homes.”

Scouting for Food collection slated for early November

The National Capital Area Council, Boy Scouts of America will kick oﬀ its 31st annual “Scouting for Food” collection with a goal of accumulating more than a million pounds of food for the Capital Area Food Bank and other regional food-assistance organizations. “Scouting for Food helps local families in need and teaches our Scouts the importance of directly serving the community,” said Craig Poland, Scout Executive for the local council.

Scouts of all ages will fan out across the region on Nov. 3 to distribute reminder fliers, then return Nov. 10 to pick up food. (To conserve natural resources, the event this year has eliminated the distribution of plastic bags for collection purposes). Among items most in demand are canned protein (tuna, chicken, salmon, peanut butter); soups and stews; 100-percent fruit juices; grains (pasta, macaroni and cheese, rice); canned vegetables; and hygiene products.

Calling all car enthusiasts! Join Trilogy® at Lake Frederick this Sunday, October 28th from 12:00pm to 3:00pm, for a Cruise-In Car Show! This parking lot party will have live music, tasty food, and more. The event is free and there’s no need to RSVP. Also, if you have a sweet ride of your own, you’re welcome to put your wheels on display! Just call 540-699-3232 so we know to expect you. There’s nothing like fall in the Shenandoah Valley—it’s the perfect time to get outside and savor the cooler weather with Trilogy Members and guests. We hope to see you here!

Trilogy Life = The Good Life Life at Trilogy is pretty sweet, and we can’t wait to show you around, whether you’ve been here before or are visiting for the first time! Located just 60 minutes from Dulles International Airport, Trilogy at Lake Frederick is a 55+ community set on over 900 acres of woodland beauty. Our community is nestled at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley. But it’s not just our majestic location that Trilogy Members love. The incredible lifestyle is tough to beat! Our ~36,000-square-foot Shenandoah Lodge is at the center of it all. This amazing facility has an award-winning restaurant, Region’s 117, which offers a spectacular lake view and a regional menu of locally sourced ingredients curated within 117 miles of the Club. Region’s 117 was recently voted the Best Dinner, the Best Fine Dining, the Best Restaurant/Overall in Winchester/ Frederick County! The Club also features a charming café, an educational culinary studio, a sports escape with poker and card tables, billiards, and flat screen TVs, a fitness center, and social and event spaces. Our Members enjoy all kinds of fun activities, events, group outings, and classes.

Seven Stunning Floorplans With seven floorplans ranging from ~1,762 to 5,033 square feet (priced from the mid $300,000s), Trilogy at Lake Frederick has a home for every buyer. Each floorplan enjoys open-concept living with spacious living areas, impressive kitchens, great rooms, luxurious owner’s suites, and more.

See you this Sunday! When you’re here for the Cruise-In Car Show, be sure to stop into our Model Homes, the Club, and our Quick Move-in Homes. Call to schedule a private tour of the community!

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Automation isn’t killing retail jobs, just changing them here was a time when people chose to use the self-scan checkouts at the grocery store because there was no line. Now the automated lines can be just as long as the old-school version. Whether it’s because we’ve become accustomed to scanning our own groceries, or it’s because we just don’t want to interact with other human beings, consumers are clearly embracing the new automated retail world. In fact, automated checkouts have dramatically increased over the years. An L.A. Times article from 2003 reported, “In the last two years, about a third of all grocery retailers have installed or tested self-scan checkouts.” Flash forward 15 years later to 2018, and data from PYMNTS.com shows that 95 percent of consumers have encountered at least one self-scanning checkout, and 49 percent

use them at least once a week at the grocery store. Today, consumers are pre-paying for lattes from their phones, ordering Big Macs from four-foot tall touch screens and Amazon is actually testing a completely automated grocery store that uses an ‘all-seeing eye’ to scan items in your grocery cart and bill your credit card as you walk out the door. But does that mean retail jobs are a thing of the past? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, retail jobs haven’t begun to evaporate quite yet. With 15.9 million jobs as of August 2018, the retail industry continues to grow, in spite of the fact that self-scanning checkouts have been in use for nearly two decades. What is changing, however, are job descriptions. According to ZipRecruiter data, retail and customer service job de-

scriptions have begun to evolve since the introduction of automated checkouts. CHANGING SKILLS REQUIREMENTS IN RETAIL’S NEW AGE

We looked at a sample of half a million retail and customer service job descriptions posted to ZipRecruiter.com over the last two years to find out if skill requirements have changed as a result of the automation revolution. Among the top 20 skills required by employers, cashiering skills dropped steadily in importance throughout the latter half of 2017 and disappeared entirely by February 2018. There was, however, one skill that has become increasingly important in these careers, and that is customer relationship management. In February of 2018 (the time when cashiering skills dropped

from the list), customer relationship management skills ranked 18th out of the 20 skills mentioned most often in retail job descriptions. As of this August, customer relationship management skills ranked as the third most important on our list, behind customer service and communication skills—both consistently the most commonly mentioned skills in nearly every job description, even outside of service-based industries. INCREASED AUTOMATION, BETTER CONSUMER RELATIONS

We’re still not convinced automation will kill retail industry jobs. Right now it just seems to be changing them. As more automation gets introduced into the consumer experience it will become more important for service representatives to engage with customers. Nobody wants to see the entire marketplace become a post-apocalyptic nightmare devoid of emotion altogether. The best retailers will figure out how to optimize this new-found bandwidth among their employees who no longer have to work the cash register. And the best candidates will come equipped to their next retail job with excellent people skills. (Jeffery Marino/ZipRecruiter)

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Mom-and-pop shops ramp-up hiring for the holidays abor Day is behind us, the kids are back in class, and the shelves are already stocked with oversized bags of Halloween candy. That means consumers will soon be inundated with advertisements for holiday sales, and retailers are already staffing up to serve the hordes of holiday shoppers. While shoppers will rack up most of their credit card charges online and at the big box stores this season, small and medium-sized businesses will still enjoy a major boost to their bottom line. In fact, the National Retail Federation estimates 20 percent to 40 percent of all SMB retail sales occur in the last two months of the year, and in 2016 Deloitte reported that roughly 40 percent of consumers planned to do their holiday shopping at local retailers. It’s still too early for most analysts to gauge how SMBs will fare this holiday season compared to the mass merchants, but

since we deal in real-time data at ZipRecruiter, we’ve got the leading indicators that show exactly how SMBs are feeling about the holiday high season. According to the number of job openings posted to the site by SMB retailers in September, they’re feeling pretty bullish this year. A sentiment that is apparently not shared by their gargantuan competitors. MOM AND POPS OUT-STAFF THE MASS MERCHANTS

In 2015, two years before The Atlantic famously reported on “the great retail apocalypse of 2017” following a string of major retailers going out of business, job openings at large organizations (500+ employees) posted to ZipRecruiter. com outnumbered small retail openings 2-to-1. Today, not only have SMBs closed that gap, they’ve eclipsed the hiring numbers of large organizations, with nearly 30 percent more job openings

posted to ZipRecruiter in September than their big-box counterparts. Both SMBs and large companies have shown holiday season hiring bumps from August through October going back to 2015. But this year is different. While seasonal retail jobs at SMBs continued their upward trend in August, falling incrementally in September, openings at large companies declined in August and dropped dramatically in September. Local businesses may actually be better insulated against the threat of ecommerce than one might expect. MORE SMB JOBS, FEWER EMPLOYEES

Anticipating strong consumer demand this holiday season makes sense given the historically low unemployment rate. The tight job market is a good reason to expect soaring sales, but it also means employers are fighting over a much smaller pool of applicants than in years past.

According to the ZipRecruiter Opportunity Index, which measures the ratio of job openings to applicants, there was one applicant for every retail job opening this September. In September of 2017, there were three applicants chasing every available retail opening. This year there are not only thousands more available jobs, there are also far fewer applicants. A few retail giants, such as Kohl’s and J.C. Penny, have already announced plans to offer generous employee discounts, retention bonuses and additional hours, hoping to snag the few remaining available workers looking for a seasonal gig. SMBs have an edge of their own, given research that shows job seekers generally prefer to work for SMBs. But the motivators that draw job seekers to smaller companies, like being able to see their impact on the company and enjoy a close-knit culture, are likely more pronounced in individuals looking to join an organization for the long term, and might not be as relevant to seasonal job seekers. Ultimately, cash is always king, especially when it comes to temporary and seasonal work. If SMBs want to be successful with filling their hiring needs, they are going to have to budget for bonuses and plan to offer more than what they are used to shelling out for seasonal staff. (Jeffery Marino/ZipRecruiter)

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Dwindling talent could be the nonprofit nonstarter onprofits are in trouble right now, and itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not why you think. For the past few years heated political rhetoric has made some people pretty worried about the fate of the nonprofit sector. The fear is that they will starve under federal funding cuts ushered in with the 2018 budget and because of recent changes to the tax code that hardly favor our philanthropic friends. But itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not time to add another pledge drive to the calendar just yet. At least not according to ZipRecruiter data. Along with nearly every other industry in our thriving economy, nonprofits are growing. Nonprofit jobs posted to ZipRecruiter. com increased 11 percent month over month in September and 169 percent year-to-date, far outpacing growth in both the technology and business sectors during the same period. In the Northeast, where most nonprofit jobs are located according to both ZipRecruiter data and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nonprofit jobs showed strong quarterly growth at the metro level as well. In

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Washington, D.C., for example, nonprofit jobs spiked 176 percent in Q3 compared to the previous quarter. Openings surged in New York, Providence, and Boston. In September, the number of applicants applying for nonprofit jobs declined 27 percent year-to-date. September also had the fewest number of nonprofit applicants all year. To put this in perspective, in January there were four applicants chasing every nonprofit job posted to ZipRecruiter.com. By September, given the explosive growth in openings and precipitous decline in applicants, there was one opening for every applicant. In D.C., there were nine openings for every applicant in September, continuing a labor shortage that has persisted since June. Mirroring the industry-wide trend, the ratio of jobs to applicants is so high because of the evaporating talent. While the number of openings remained steady from August to September, applicants declined 65 percent. (Jeffery Marino/ ZipRecruiter)

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year in August, and showed a marked seasonal bump as well, with openings up 20 percent since July. Notwithstanding the many new warehouse jobs added in August, there were still four applicants competing for every job. To put that in perspective, nearly a quarter of a million job seekers competed over about 50,000 active jobs on ZipRecruiter in August. THE AMAZON EFFECT

ransportation and warehousing is an industry divided. As ecommerce retailers and logistics companies ramp up hiring for the holiday shopping season, the disconnect between warehouse and transportation jobs is perhaps more starkly defined than ever. Put simply, storage and distribution centers are having zero trouble finding willing workers to fill open roles, even with today’s ridiculously low unemployment. Transportation companies, on the other hand, are desperate to fill empty driver’s seats to meet the delivery demands of one of the most prosperous consumer bases in history. It’s hard not to think that the mismatch between warehouse workers and the drivers transporting the goods has something to do with artificial intelligence. After all, autonomous vehicles in the form of selfdriving forklifts and drones already have a major presence in most large-scale ware-

house operations. DRIVERS WANTED

Job openings along every stop of the way, from long-haul truck drivers to delivery drivers, have steadily increased over the past several years, thanks to the rise of ecommerce. But the simmering labor shortage has reached a boiling point as the holiday season draws near. Truck driver openings posted to ZipRecruiter in August 2017 increased 85 percent year over year, which is obviously phenomenal growth. However, the number of job seekers applying for truck driver roles back then increased 100 percent over the same period. So, despite the surge in openings last August, there were still fewer truck driver jobs available than applicants, with about two job seekers chasing every truck driver job. The data for this year tells a very different story. Truck driver openings continued to increase at an impressive clip, up 130 percent year over year in August, and

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jumping 17 percent since July. While demand continues to surge, the number of applicants has essentially remained unchanged since a year ago, leaving 1.5 job openings for every applicant—an alarmingly low supply of drivers as we approach a potentially record-breaking holiday shopping season. WAREHOUSE WORKERS APLENTY

A major reason why logistics companies are in such dire need of drivers is because the facilities warehousing consumer goods are staffed up and ready to ship. Just as in all “declining” industries, such as retail and manufacturing, warehouse jobs are still being added each month, thanks to a strong economy and robust consumer spending. However, there are far more applicants than openings, which means most storage and distribution centers will not suffer from the historically tight labor market. Warehouse jobs posted to ZipRecruiter increased a healthy 75 percent year over

Even though Amazon is at the forefront of the AI revolution, having already implemented drone technology and giant robotic arms to perform many of the logistical tasks at their distribution centers, they are operating at such an enormous scale that they still need thousands of humans to perform the tasks for which robots aren’t equipped. When we looked at our warehouse job openings at the metro level, we found all but four metros showed annual declines, and three of the four metros where jobs increased compared to last August are all future locations of new Amazon distribution centers. But the droves of applicants hoping to grab warehouse work this season can’t all rely on Amazon for a job. Given the labor shortage in transportation, and demand for customer service reps at brick and mortar retail establishments, there’s no reason why they should be left out in the cold. (Jeffery Marino/ZipRecruiter)

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Police urge teen motorists to be road responsible During National Teen Driver Safety Week, state officials and the Virginia State Police are encouraging young drivers to take charge of their safety, according to a news release. “Every driver has a responsibility to be safe when they are getting on the road, including our newest drivers,” said Gov. Ralph Northam. “National Teen Driver Safety Week is a great opportunity to engrain safe driving habits that will stay with our teenagers for the rest of their lives.” As of Oct. 1, preliminary data in Virginia shows there have been 56 fatalities in crashes involving teen drivers, marking a 36 percent increase over 2017. Of those traffic deaths, 28 individuals were not wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash. “Sadly, motor vehicle crashes continue to be the leading cause of death for teenagers nationwide, yet this loss of young people’s lives is preventable,” said Col. Gary T. Settle, Virginia State Police Superintendent. “Starting a conversation with teens about safety and responsibility on the road is the first step toward reducing fatalities. We as parents, mentors and friends need to equip the next generation of drivers with the tools they need to navigate the highway tomorrow by encouraging them to practice safe habits today.” Among the most significant dangers to teenage drivers are alcohol consumption, lack of seat belt use, distracted and drowsy driving, speeding, and driving

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Virginia Cooperative Extension offers bounty of help for residents Root rot, leaf spots, brown patch— these are all things Stafford residents may be noticing in their yards right now. Thanks to a rainy spring, summer and so far, fall, landscapes are seemingly under attack. Do not despair, according to a county news release. There’s an office out there full of help, and most of it’s free. It’s The Stafford County Office of Virginia Cooperative Extension. “Our goal is to help people have a nice lawn with low impact to the environment,” said Guy Mussey, the county’s Extension horticulture agent. “We will

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The State Corporation Commission is encouraging Virginia residents to safeguard their information online as part of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. According to the Department of Homeland Security, 56 percent of American adults own a smartphone. More than half of adults use online banking services and almost one-third of them access their account through a phone. Although the internet and apps are useful and convenient when managing money, they also can leave users vulnerable to cyber threats such as fraud and identity theft, according to a news release. The SCC offers the following cybersecurity safety tips: Passwords – Creating a strong password is your first line of defense when safeguarding important financial infor-

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When the Mountain View Wildcats began the season with five straight wins their confidence was high, but that confidence may have gone down a bit following consecutive losses to Brooke Point and North Stafford after the bye week. So last Friday’s victory over Riverbend was particularly gratifying for all concerned, especially defensively as the Wildcats stopped the Bears in the red zone three times after an embarrassing defensive performance the week before, according to Mountain View coach Lou Sorrentino. “They [North Stafford] certainly took us to the woodshed. It wasn’t a defensive effort we were very proud of, so it was good to see us get our feet on the ground a little bit against Riverbend,” Sorrentino said. The victory and the solid defensive performance that accompanied it could not have come at a better time, according to Sorrentino, with games against undefeated Colonial Forge this week and Massaponax to end the regular season before the playoffs start. “This game will be a good test for us because we want to do well in the playoffs, and you are certainly going to face a quality opponent in all phases that is well-coached. We will have to play a very clean game to win because they

are too talented and do too many things well. They make you pay for any mistake,” Sorrentino said. Other than the less-than-stellar performance against North Stafford, Sorrentino said the Wildcats’ defense has been the most consistent phase of its game. “I’ve been very pleased with our defense. They have certainly lived up to my expectations. It was good for us to kind of re-find our identity last week, and we have yet to play our best football in all three phases. I think the consistency is something we are wanting to see, and we will need it against a very balanced team like Forge,” Sorrentino said. As is often typical of many teams at this time of year, especially with the bye week far in the rear view mirror, Mountain View has a few nagging injuries that could play a role in the game against undefeated Colonial Forge. Starting quarterback Tyler Haskins, who re-aggravated a shoulder injury against Riverbend and left the game early after running for more than 100 yards and scoring a touchdown, is questionable, but Sorrentino said if he can’t play he has confidence in senior backup Malcolm Anderson, who led Mountain View to several key victories last season. “We will take inventory and see if Haskins can play or not, but if he can’t,

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then we know we have a reliable veteran to step in,” Sorrentino said. The Wildcats also have free safety Jashaad Santiago banged up, but Sorrentino said injuries late in the season tend to come with the territory. “That’s why a lot of teams at this time of the season are happy to have depth and that’s certainly true for us,” Sorrentino said. The game against Forge figures to provide “a lot of intrigue,” Sorrentino said, as just about every game does in

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LIBRA (Sept. 24 -Oct. 23) There is no push to commit to your game plan and resolutions for the coming year and even if you do, there is a strong sense that you’re able to change your mind if you want to. Instead, the Sun is using his final day in Libra to simply shine the solar spotlight on the path forward and on your own personal truth.

TAURUS (Apr. 21- May 21) While the Full Moon is days away and the Moon won’t return to Taurus until literally minutes before, intuitive and imaginative lunar vibes are the perfect chance to start tuning in. Uranus is the planet of surprise, synchronicity and the unexpected and also the planet charged with helping you find your truth. A Full Moon is the perfect vehicle to reveal that truth.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) The Sun will not only return to Scorpio to begin your birthday month and new solar year, but to throw the solar spotlight on everything already building in preparation. This year the door to the future is a glass door, allowing you to already see what’s on the other side. Yet looking ahead, there is a chance to take one last look back over your shoulder.

GEMINI (May 22-June 21) There is something about the social and serendipitous lunar vibes that lend themselves to serendipitous or eureka moments, while at the same time oﬀering an opportunity for a practice run. Uranus, the planet of surprise, synchronicity and the unexpected will be back. As the planet who really knows how to trigger unexpected, serendipitous and eureka moments, this is a practice run. CANCER (June 22-July 22) There won’t be a repeat of last month’s professional pressure or work/life balance tension. Yet with life only getting busier in the final months of the year, this brings the right reminder at the right time. If the Sun and Moon can focus on your home and professional lives without getting in each other’s way, maybe you can as well? LEO (July 23-Aug 22) There is a very real chance that life has become all work and no play and that is not something that is good for anyone born under a Leo Sun. The adventurous lunar vibes bring clues to not just adventurous times ahead, but playful times as well. You’ll find those clues by escaping into your imagination. VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sept. 23) In the Sun’s early days, their opposition created a Full Moon and financial tension as they clashed. Four weeks on the Sun and Moon are preparing to once again oppose each other as a Full Moon, but it is days away and not here. Yet on both the income and financial fronts, this is keeping you on your toes, while reminding you of a need for balance. Especially when it comes to money coming in and money going out.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 -Dec. 21) The Sun will enter a nostalgic and reflective part of your chart, where it will begin a month long period of reflection, but already you have a foot in both worlds. While the Sun is creating a need to stay socially connected, there is already a growing need to put out the ‘do not disturb’ sign. CAPRICORN (Dec 22.- Jan. 20) All your senses and all the feedback you’re receiving is telling you this is not the case. The Sun might be moving on, but with Ceres staying on and Venus returning for a double dip visit next week, everything is still evolving. This frees the Sun to make his last full day more about having an authentic new starting point. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 -Feb. 19) With Juno in her final days in a fun, playful, romantic and creatively charged part of your chart, they are working in tandem to ensure life doesn’t become all work and no play. Yet any hint of conflict between the two is not backed up by what you’re feeling. Even the professional gods know playful and adventurous influences are key to maintaining your productivity and creativity. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) When you’re being realistic about where you’re starting from, it is then just a case of doing what you can, with what you’ve got, from where you’re at. And fortunately, what you have is even more support on the way, with the Moon even picking up on income developments ahead as well. WWW.HOROSCOPEASTROLOGYTAROT.COM

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29. Indian flatbread 31. Homemade swing seat 32. Societal breakdown of moral standards 33. October edition of “Vogue,” e.g. 34. Minimum 36. Ownership document 38. *____-chilling 42. Haile Selassie’s disciple 45. Stalin’s order, e.g. 49. “Wheel of Fortune” request 51. Equestrian’s seat 54. Op-ed piece 56. More raw 57. Vena ____ 58. g or cm 59. *”The Vampire Chronicles” author 60. *Christine and such 61. Weather ____ 62. Homer’s “Iliad” 63. Monthly due 64. Came together 66. Crusty dessert

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The Rocky Horror Show Through Oct. 28 | From $20 Workhouse Arts Center 9518 Workhouse Way Building W3, Lorton, VA 22079 A live theater production based on the classic modern musical “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” that contains mature content and adult language. The production offers an unusual interactive theatrical experience and the Workhouse will provide props for attendees at no cost. Outside props aren’t allowed. Buy tickets now at InsideNoVaTix! Pumpkin Patch in the Pool 6-8 p.m. | $15 Jeff Rouse Swim and Sport Center 1600 Mine Road, Stafford, VA 22554 Who said pumpkins can't swim? Get your pumpkin from the pool, decorate it and after all your hard work, swim a while! Pre-registration is required and space is limited. Register at StaffordParks.com. POE: A Haunted Experience Oct. 26-27, 5 p.m. | $7 Mountain View High School 2135 Mountain View Road, Stafford, VA 22556 Edgar Allen Poe - the genius master of macabre haunted his readers with such tales as “The Raven,”“The Mask of Red Death,” and “The Tell Tale Heart.” Mountain View High School merges the literary masterpieces of Poe with the chilling experience of an immersive haunted walk. The entire experience will, literally, walk you through Poe's life, through his most famous works and through twisted passageways of his deepest haunts. You'll experience live action stories such as “The Cask of Amontillado.” But you'll also delve into Poe's psyche as you wander through Poe's obsession with medicine, crime and the "imp of the perverse." Walking tours will begin in the MVHS Theatre foyer and leave throughout the evening. All told, each experience should total roughly an hour. Get your tickets in advance at http://mvwildacts.seatyourself. biz. To minimize wait times, walks will leave according to this schedule, so book your time slot now, before it fills up! Based in part on Brat Productions “Haunted Poe” written by Greg Giovanni, with original music by Mike Kiley and first performed under the direction of Madi Distefano.

The Chinese Warriors of Peking return to the Hylton Performing Arts Center on Sunday, Oct. 28.

5615 Wellington Road, Gainesville, VA 20155 Halloween party with $500 in prizes for costume contest. Buy tickets now at InsideNoVaTix!

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Free Home Seller Seminar 10 a.m. | Free Strayer University 13385 Minnieville Road, Woodbridge, VA 22192 A free home seller seminar from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Woodbridge campus of Strayer University. Bob Hummer, a real estate broker with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, has offered this very popular free seminar for the past 21 years. It is packed with a wealth of information for the prospective seller. There is no obligation. A wealth of reference material will be provided. Some of the topics to be covered: 1. Successfully Marketing Your Home. 2. Real Estate Financing for the Home Seller. 3. Information for Seniors. 4. The Language and Documents of Real Estate. 5. Using the Internet to Sell Your Home. For information, call Bob at 703-878-4866 .

Screaming Monkeys and Costume Contest - 9 p.m. | From $6.25 Club Eclipse Restaurant, Sports Bar & Billiards

Halloween Party - Family Program Noon | Free National Museum of the Marine Corps 18900 Jefferson Davis Highway, Triangle, VA 22172 Celebrate Halloween at the National Museum of the Marine Corps with games, and spooktacular puppet show, reptile show and more! Costumes encouraged but not required. Age range: 12 years old and under Family Day events are open to the public and FREE!

Halloween 5K and Monster Mile 2018 - 7:30 a.m. Jeff Rouse Swim and Sport Center 1600 Mine Road, Stafford, VA 22554 There will be prizes for the winners including cash and trophies as well as medals handed out to all of the children who run the Monster Mile. For more, visit embreymill.com/lifestyle/events

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Trunk or Treat 2018 Game on! - 3:30 p.m. | Free Embrey Mill Park 1600 Mine Road, Stafford, VA 22554 Get ready for lots of candy and lots of smiles as Ebenezer Church hosts its first community Trunk or Treat on Sunday, October 28 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at Embrey Mill Park in Stafford. Trunk or Treat 2018 GAME ON! brings the best of family friendly video games and board games to life with games, prizes, crafts and food, not to mention two bounce houses and our massive Trunk or Treat. Its all free, so bring your little gamers and goblins to the biggest Trunk or Treat party in Stafford! More trunks are always welcome - sign up online to host a trunk representing your family, group or business. For more information, visit ebenezerumc. org/trunkortreat or call 540-659-1349. Chinese Warriors of Peking - 4 p.m. | $30-$50 Hylton Performing Arts Center 10960 George Mason Circle, Manassas, VA 20109 The whole family will be enthralled by the highintensity martial arts and breathtaking acrobatics of the Chinese Warriors of Peking. Set during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) in the ancient capital Peking, this amazing performance reenacts the annual royal martial arts tournament where the country’s finest warriors demonstrate their impressive skills and acrobats entertain the crowds with gravity-defying feats. Direct from The People’s Republic of China, the Chinese Warriors of Peking is an acclaimed martial

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WED | OCT 31 Grow a Reader: Halloween Hoopla 10 a.m., 11 a.m. | Free Howell Branch Library 806 Lyons Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22406 Stories, songs, and a costume parade! All ages with a caregiver.

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NaNoWriMo: Come Write In - 10 a.m. | Free Porter Branch Library 2001 Parkway Blvd., Stafford, VA 22554 Come write your novel during National Novel Writing Month. We'll have hints and tips for writer's block.

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“Annie” - Select dates through Nov. 11 | $15 in advance, $17 at the door North Stafford High School 839 Garrisonville Road, Stafford, VA 22554 Christian Youth Theater presents this Broadway classic about an orphan who finds a new home.

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