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He’s alive! More details emerge in Robert Wood Jr. rescue
Park. He was found about three-quarters of a mile from that site. When 8-year-old Robert According to Trice, the man Wood Jr. was rescued on Friday, who found him was not part of he was fully clothed, an organized search, with the exception but, like many that of his shoes, which did assist in the were located nearsearch, he said he by. He was lying in felt compelled to do a damp creek bed. what he could. These details are After getting among additional permission from a information released resident on Verdon Saturday night by Road, the man Capt. Michael J. started to search the Trice of the Hanover woods on the west County Sheriff ’s ROBERT WOOD JR. side of a rock quarOffice. ry owned by Martin The boy had been missing Marietta. since Sunday, Oct. 23. He was When he discovered Robert, last seen at the end of a trail see ROBERT, pg. 4 at the North Anna Battlefield
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Anne Geddy Cross was named the 2011 Hanover Christmas Mother last Wednesday during a tea at Pebble Hill, the Doswell home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flippo. She is surrounded by those who previously served. Shown are, from left, front row, Mrs. David Bourne, Cross, Betty Spiers and Betty Lee Stanley, and, back row, Gay Mitchell, Virginia Foster, Laura Stanley, Virginia Hall, May Wiblen, Connie Hall, Hilda Kelly, Cathy Hall and Carmen Courtney.
Cross named Hanover Christmas Mother By Melody Kinser mkinser@mechlocal.com
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starts soliciting donations for the program. “The need keeps increasing; everybody’s resources keep decreasing,” she said on Thursday, a day after the official announcement of her selection was made at the
Pebble Hill home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flippo. “We hope people will think hard and dig deep into their pockets to help,” Cross said. “I hope people will give generously.” The Christmas Mother
program, under the leadership of the Doswell Ruritan Club, makes sure all Hanover County children have a merry Christmas. “I am very honored and see CROSS, pg. 18
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Northside preparing stone soup following Sunday School services Did you ever wonder what rocks tasted like? Members of the Northside Baptist Church at 7600 Studley Road in Mechanicsville may find out on Sunday, Nov. 6, following the morning worship service when stone soup is on the menu for lunch. Church members are asked to bring in something for the soup when they arrive at 9 a.m. for Sunday School. The soup will cook during the Sunday School hour and worship service and then it is stone
soup for all. Dr. Jeff Scott, senior pastor, said, “Stone Soup Sunday gives us a wonderful lesson in sharing and diversity. When each shares a little vegetable, grain, or meat for the soup, there is plenty to go around. In fact, the greater variety of items, the better the soup! Working together, we can create something fun and delicious.� The public is welcome to join in the celebration. Bring a little something for the pot at 9 a.m. and stay to enjoy it at 11:30 a.m.
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A resolution that established personal property tax relief percentages for this year as proposed by the Commissioner of Revenue was adopted last Wednesday by the Hanover County Board of Supervisors. Commonly known as the “Car Tax Relief ” program, the county will receive $15,002,000 from the state for the 2011 tax year. Under the resolution, the percentage of personal property tax relief for 2011 is 100 percent for qualifying vehicles valued at $1,000 or less and 64 percent for the first $20,000 in value of qualifying vehicles with a value above $1,000. The supervisors approved the resolution, and then South Anna District supervisor John E. Gordon Jr. questioned the billing cycle for personal property taxes. While the 2011 personal property bills go out in December, the amount of tax is
ROBERT Continued from pg. 1
he put a stocking cap on the boy’s head, gloves on his hands, wrapped him in a coat, gave him water to drink, and then called 911. “I have spoken at length with the gentlemen that found Robert,” Trice said on Saturday. He told the captain he did not want his name to be released. The man did offer the following statement: “I was guided by the Holy Spirit, to take any recognition for finding Robert would take credit away from God.” Friday evening, Robert’s parents, Barbara Locker and Robert Wood Sr., offered their thanks to those involved in bringing their son home safely. Trice shared the comments obtained by Ann Buckley, the public information officer at VCU Medical Center. Upon his discovery, the boy was taken to the Richmond hospital. “He is here and safe,” Robert’s mother said. “Thank you for your prayers, your thoughts.
based on the estimated value of the vehicle as of Jan. 1, 2011. Gordon wanted to know why wait 11 months from the date the value of the vehicle is established to send out the bill and could it be changed. County attorney Sterling Rives said the Virginia General Assembly would have to authorize the change, and the supervisors decided to confer with county representatives prior to the next session. An appropriation for $106,000 was approved for the Montpelier Center for Arts and Education Transportation Enhancement Program. The center has been awarded five federal grants totaling $648,000 and the venter is responsible for a 20 percent match. The Enhancement Project will provide for improvements to grounds and parking lots around the center. Public hearings on four items were approved without any board or citizen
Thank you for searching. He is a strong little fella. At this time, my family thanks you for respecting our privacy.” “On behalf of the family of Robbie Wood, I would like to extend our greatest gratitude to all who have had us in your thoughts and prayers, to all volunteers who have donated, time, effort, and other valuable resources, and, finally to our local, state , and federal, law enforcement, fire and rescue.” his father added. “The support we have received is overwhelming, and we wish we name everyone the list is just too great, but please know we know who you are! I would like to thank the news media for its continued coverage, As well as its respect for our privacy,” Wood Sr. said. “Robert is a very strong and determined little boy. We never gave up hope that he would return home safe,” he continued. “The family has been here every hour and been involved in the search 200 percent. Thank you so much everybody . . . Robert Is home!”
opposition. A quitclaim deed for the conveyance of 6.3 acres known as the Ashland Trolley Line from the county to the Town of Ashland for $1 was approved. A resolution allowing Hanover Tavern to construct a transportation museum, a smoke house, make parking lot improvements and other improvements and enhancements was approved. The board also amended a Conditional Use Permit for Slavic Evangelical Church that removes the requirement that it has to have a fence around a detention basin. Another CUP allows Hanneman Forest Products to have a mulch processing facility on property located at the terminus of Barricade Lane, about 500 feet from its intersection with Old Richmond Road. The next meeting of the Board of Supervisors will get underway at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 22, in the Administration Building.
At a news conference to announce that the boy had been found, Col. David R. Hines, Hanover County sheriff, said it was a group of the more than 6,000 volunteers that had joined the search since Tuesday, Oct. 25, who found Robert. The area where he was found had been searched before, and it isn’t certain how long Robert had been there. “I’m confident that in searching the area before that we didn’t walk past him,” Hines said. “We had been told by some of the experts advising us that we might find him lying in a fetal position, and I believe that was the case.” Caroline County Sheriff Tony Lippa was one of the first authorities to confirm that Robert had been found. “He is in good condition,” Lippa said. Lippa said Robert was being flown by helicopter to VCU Medical Center for an examination and treatment of any injuries. An initial report from the hospital verified that he was there and being evaluated. He
was described as being in good condition. The search has been aided by helicopters, trained dogs and water search and rescue teams who continue to work up and down the North Anna River. Dominion Virginia Power has restricted the flow of water into the river, reducing the depth in some place to inches and feet, allowing dive teams to walk the river in many places. Robert was visiting the park Sunday with his father, brother and father’s girlfriend when he walked away. The call for help was received at 2:45 p.m. “The search for Robert is over,” Hines said, “but the investigation into the incident continues.” “We still believe he’s alive and will keep looking for Robert until we find him,” Trice said over and over again as the sixday search seemed to have no end in sight. Friday, all the wishes and prayers to find him alive were answered. Melody Kinser contributed to this report.
Tourism supporters look to form panel By Jim Ridolphi For The Mechancisville Local Earlier this month, Gov. Bob McDonnell announced an increase in Virginia tourism for 2010, up almost seven percent from last year’s figures. The tourism industry supports 204,000 jobs in the state and provides $1.3 billion in state and local taxes. “Tourism is an instant revenue generator and job creator for Virginia,” McDonnell said when the 2010 figures were announced. Hanover County wants a piece of that pie, and local business leaders have been meeting for several months discussing ways to increase the county’s share of a flourishing tourism market. The efforts are bearing fruit and the group, tentatively tagged the Hanover Tourism Supporters (HTS), will seek official designation in December from the Board of Supervisors. HTS plans to submit a plan that would establish a tourism support group in the county, and put on an official stamp on the group’s agenda, attracting more tourists to Hanover County. Hanover Association of Businesses and
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Most agreed that Hanover County has a wealth of historical and tourist related resources that are under appreciated and not fully utilized by the public. Edwin Gaskin, Hanover’s new economic director, said the county’s current efforts to attract tourists are regionally based with the Richmond Convention and Visitors Bureau. He said it’s important to think outside the box, citing Chesterfield’s lucrative sports tournament tourism business. “We want more people coming in and staying longer,” Gaskin said. The county’s participation share is funded by a small percentage of the lodging tax. Some said that money might be better spent in local efforts to attract tourism. Scott said the proposed committee would study those questions. “We want to make sure we’re doing the right thing, because that’s the Hanover tradition, doing things the right way,” she said. Del. Chris Peace, R-97, said he would suggest including the county’s numerous nonprofits like the historic Polegreen Church and The Parsons Cause in the tour-
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OPINION | The Local Views From the editor
Voting makes you part of the solution Vote. Those four letters make a word that may be little in size but are big in impact. On Tuesday, you have the opportunity to make a difference by going to the polls. This privilege we enjoy cannot be taken lightly. It is our right, it is our responsibility to cast our ballot. Simply put, by doing so, we become part of the solution in the direction our country, state and county take. Based on the number of letters to the editor we received heading into the Nov. 8 General Election, there is indeed great interest in the course of Hanover County. Most endorsements for candidates have been in support of the Board of Supervisors seats. As a matter of fact, our letters section is filled with readers’ opinions on those seeking office. We encourage you to take the time to learn about the candidates and what their platforms. It isn’t just about politics, consider philosophies too. Make your statement by taking part in the political process. Tuesday is your day to do just that. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Etc. ☞ Congratulations to Anne Geddy Cross, the 2011 Hanover Christmas Mother. And thank you to the Doswell Ruritan Club for inviting us to take part in covering the announcement on Wednesday at Pebble Hill, the Doswell home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flippo. They were such gracious hosts and it was a delight to meet Christmas Mothers from throughout the years. This is a program that merits our attention and support. I so enjoyed interview Mrs. Cross on Thursday and look forward to working with her in making sure Hanover County children have a merry Christmas. Please do what you can do support this worthwhile cause. Melody Kinser
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LETTERS | Reader Views
Thanks for helping Tackle Hunger On behalf of the parents of both the Atlee Raiders and Hanover Hawks football teams, as well as Atlee DECA and Hanover DECA, I just wanted to take a minute to thank the wonderful residents of Hanover County for helping us make this year’s Tackle Hunger Together Food Drive such a success. Before and during the game, many residents young and old came by to drop off items to be donated to both ACES (Ashland Christian Emergency Services) and MCEF (Mechanicsville Christian Emergency Fund). The coordinators of these great organizations were so happy to see all the items donated at the event and will now be able to food so many people in our local communittees. We may have been the groups coordinating the event, but the real thank you goes out to the community members who helped by donating items. Thank you so much for helping us Tackle Hunger Together.
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Street poll: support for military and plan to vote By Jim Fields jfields@mechlocal.com When American Legion Post 175 dedicated its new home on Oct. 21, those attending showed their support for the Un i t e d States military and they intend to vote on Nov. 8. Key ADDISON LEWIS issues of concern were varied. “I think we need to elect candidates who are going to do the best job for Hanover County people,� Addison Lewis said. “I’d like to see more money for schools. Our taxes seem to be going up, and I’d like to see more of that money going to schools.� “I’d also like to see candidates elected who can do something about the jobs situation,� he added. “I’ve been out of work for six months. I have experi-
ence in electrical work, hydraul i c s , refrige r at i on and air conditioning. BERNICE LIPSCOMBE Every time I go for a job interview, I’m told I know too much.� “I’m most concerned about our schools,� said Bernice Lipscombe. “We have grandchildren, and I’m not sure the schools are doing the best job
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charm” and way of life we are used to in the community. Continued from pg. 6 I am proud to not only support Bucky Stanley for re-election as supervisor for Beaverdam but to serve as his campaign chair. To all those registered votCarole Umbel ers in the Beaverdam District, I Ruther Glen want to encourage you to come out and vote on election day, Nov. 8. Voting isn’t about whether or not your favorite candidate is opposed or not, it’s about exerI have had the privilege of cising your right as a citizen of living in Hanover County for this country, state, county and the past 13 years. What makes locality to vote. Hanover County such a wonBucky Stanley is again derful place to live is not just the running for supervisor of the kind and warm people, but also Beaverdam District. sound and fiscally responsible I have been a resident of leadership. this District for 20-plus years Our Board of Supervisors and have the greatest respect for has done a wonderful job keepBucky Stanley. For this past year I have the ing our tax rate the lowest in privilege of serving as Bucky’s the Richmond region, supcampaign for re-election and porting excellent law enforcehave learned first-hand the ment, maintaining our AAA extra effort he puts forth to help bond rating, and achieving the highest on-time graduation his constituents. I have seen Bucky offer to rate and lowest dropout rate transport individuals to the among Virginia’s largest school courthouse if they have no other districts. Furthermore, Hanover method of transportation. He takes phone calls at all County has been named among hours of the day and night and the “100 Best Communities for it doesn’t matter if the caller is in Youth” for four years. These achievements do not the Beaverdam District. Bucky will go out of his way happen by mere luck or accident. It is due to committed to offer assistance. For Bucky, community is a leadership and dedication to way of life. strive for continual improveHe was born and raised and ment. the Beaverdam area and works John Gordon has been a tirelessly to retain the “country leader in our county for years,
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Schools growth – population growth, 17.87 percent; student enrollment, 15.39 percent; schools, 35.00 percent; teachers, 34.93 percent; non-teaching jobs, 56.44 percent; superintendents/principals/administration, 30.51 percent; total number of employees, 42.18 percent; and school budget growth, 113.07 percent. This was done by our current Board of Supervisors from 1999-2010. The government growth crisis is from a lack of transparency by our current Board of Supervisors. If they had to spend their own money instead of taxpayers’ money, this would not occur. Again, I say we need new leadership. Vote out the current Board of Supervisors. And, if you are in the Mechanicsville District, cast your very imporThis letter is in sup- tant vote for Canova Peterson. port of Canova Peterson for Bobby Coleman Mechanicsville District superMechanicsville visor. Since my last letter, I have discovered some facts that many, probably most Hanover citizens, do not know, the growth rate for a 10-year period I met John Gordon when from 1999-2010. I first moved to Hanover five Hanover County population years ago. growth, 17.87 percent; full-time In the time I have known employees, 51.95 percent; total John, I have come to realize budget, 106.74 percent; general how fortunate the citizens of the fund budget, 95.92 percent; South Anna District are to have public safety, 160.22 percent; a supervisor with such dedicageneral government administra- tion to the people and the future tion, 105.24 percent; and health of Hanover County. and welfare, 46.64 percent. see LETTERS, pg. 17 Hanover County Public
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Harriet Stout — from principal to gardener Community garden developed at Immanuel Episcopal Church to feed hungry families in area By Paula Neely Special to The Mechanicsville Local
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or more than 35 years, Harriet Stout, former principal of Washington and Henry Elementary School, cultivated the development of students, teachers and the community. Now the semi-retired educator is plowing her experience into the development of a community garden at Immanuel Episcopal Church to help feed hungry families in nearby counties. Stout and a team of other parishioners broke ground on the 100-by-100foot “Garden of Grace” in a field next to the Photo submitted by Paula Neely church at 3263 Frederico Garza, a deacon Old Church Road in training at Immanuel, in Mechanicsville picks green beans for The last spring. CornerStone Food Bank. Since then, they’ve delivered more than 1,500 pounds of vegetables, including tomatoes, peppers, green beans, kale, zucchini and yellow squash to The CornerStone Food Bank in Aylett. Lima beans and collard greens are being harvested. The produce supplements canned food that Immanuel has been donating to the food bank for many years. Operated by St. David’s Community Development Center, the food bank receives donations from numerous area churches and
A variety of used and new equipment and supplies are needed to grow and deliver food. If you can provide any of the following items, contact Immanuel Church at 779-3454 or immaoch@verizon.net: Large garden tiller; hoes, rakes and wheelbarrows; scales for weighing vegetables; paper bags for carrying producer; bushel baskets; and storage shed for housing equipment.
organizations. Last year, the center provided food to 13,750 households in King William and King and Queen counties. “They’ve been incredibly grateful for the produce, and they seem to enjoy the steady stream of fresh vegetables,” the Rev. Ryan Kuratko, rector of Immanuel, said. He delivers fresh vegetables and donations of canned goods Photo submitted by Paula Neely
Immanuel Church members harvest vegetables for The CornerStone Food Pantry. Shown are, from leftFrederico Garza, the Rev. Ryan Kuratko, Susan Greene and Harriet Stout.
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Jerry Jarvis tills soil between rows of peppers and heirloom tomatoes.
to the food bank each week. Kuratko said the idea for the garden emerged about a year ago after parishioners met to determine what Immanuel’s vision and mission should be for the next few years. Although Stout has almost no gardening experience, he asked her to take the lead on the project because “she has a heart for outreach,” and he needed someone who could work with and organize people. During her career, Stout worked in Hanover County Public Schools for 29 years. She was a teacher, assistant principal and principal at Washington and Henry, assistant principal at Henry Clay Elementary School and a teacher at Gandy Elementary School. Since she retired, she has coached first-year
principals part-time through the EduLead program at Virginia Commonwealth University. She also works part-time for Hanover County Public Schools. Before she started working on the garden project, Stout volunteered at a local free health clinic at the Shady Grove Methodist Church, where she was inspired by the difference the program was making in the lives of the people it served. “When an opportunity came at my own church to be involved with the planning, development and implementation of our vision for an outreach project, I just had to get involved,”
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OBITUARIES | Death Notices & Funerals Charles Frederick Bailey Jr., “Rick”, of Mechanicsville, passed away to be with his mother, Mary Jean, Oct. 22, 2011. He is survived by his father and stepmother, Charles Frederick “Fred” Bailey Sr. and Gina; his children, Charles Patrick Bailey (Katie), Kelly Lynn Bailey and John Bryan Bailey; his brothers, Michael Bailey (Debbie), Kevin Bailey and Kyle Bailey; nephews, Kody and Seth Bailey; the mother of his children, Tammy Bailey. Rick had a full life and had great love for his children, and will be missed by all. The family received friends Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011 at the Monaghan Funeral Home, 7300 Creighton Pkwy., Mechanicsville, where funeral services were held Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011. Graveside services were held at Signal Hill Memorial Park.
Norma Marion Lobdell Bodurtha, passed away quietly on Oct. 22, 2011 in Ashland. She was born at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan on Sept. 15, 1924, and was an avid New York Yankees fan for her entire life. She grew up in Queens, and was lead in Gracialyn Dance Studio performances. Norma moved to Southampton, Massachusetts
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117 and Troop 116. He enjoyed the outdoors especially by hunting, fishing, camping, and bird watching. Gene has been a member of Cicero United Methodist Church since 1958. In recent years, he attended Enon United Methodist Church in Mechanicsville. Surviving is his wife of 56 years, Dora Parker Bowman, and their children, Kevin and Susan Bowman of Raleigh, NC; Doreen Bowman of Schenectady, NY; Deborah and Keith Thompson of Pasadena, TX; Karen and Scott Lewis Eugene Bowman, Gilbert of Mechanicsville, VA; Michael and Firyuza Bowman age 78, passed away at home of Orlando, FL; and Ruth and on Oct. 27, 2011. Gene was born and raised in Canastota, Brian Papszycki of Hamburg, NY. A graduate of Canastota NY. Extended family includes 10 grandchildren and three High, he played percussion great-grandchildren. Also, in the bands, was an active surviving are Gene’s sisters Elmember of 4-H, and was on sie and Virgil Wethington of the football and wrestling Poplar Bluff, MO and Theila teams. He graduated from SUNY at Morrisville in 1954. Shetler of Effingham, IL. In lieu of flowers, contributions Gene resided in Brewerton, may be made to Asera Care NY for 39 years before moving to Mechanicsville in 2004. Hospice of Richmond, 8001 Franklin Farms Drive, Suite We will remember him most 206, Richmond, VA 23229, for his melodic tenor voice Heart Havens Inc., 3805 that he shared with church Cutshaw Avenue, Suite 300, and community. He was a Richmond, VA 23230-3939, masterful carpenter, electrician, plumber, mechanic, and or Mechanicsville Churches Emergency Functions a true jack-of-all-trades. He worked on the New York State (MCEF), PO Box 604, Mechanicsville, VA 23111. Thruway for 17 years, was a Cicero Scout Master for Pack rolmettis, the Ridgefield VNA, Alpha House, and Ruth, Steve and Father Chris at St. Anne’s. A mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Friday, Oct. 28, 2011 in St. Anne’s Church. Graveside services were held in Westfield, Mass. Contributions in her memory may be made to Alpha House, 811 Thompson Street, Ashland, Va. 23005, and the Ridgefield Visiting Nurse Association, 90 East Ridge, Ridgefield, Conn. 06877. The Nelsen Funeral Home Reid Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
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as a teenager. On graduation from Westfield High School, she began a career as secretary and administrative assistant. In Westfield, Norma worked at White’s Quaint Shop and in Dr. Russolillo’s office. In New York, she worked at Farmers’ Bank (now Citibank) and in the research department of Smith-Barney. A few years after the war, she returned to Southampton, and became reacquainted with Jim Bodurtha, who had been a Westfield High upper classman. They married on Oct. 12, 1951. Over the years raising her three children, Joann, James, and Stephen, Norma lived briefly in Charlton, Massachusetts, and for a few years in Levittown, Long Island. In 1956, her family moved to 56 Hayes Land in Ridgefield, Connecticut. In Ridgefield, she served for 22 years as Veterans Park School secretary, and was a longtime Ridgefield Library volunteer. Her husband, Jim, passed away in November 2003. In March 2004, Norma was diagnosed with dementia, and moved into the Alpha House in Ashland for necessary care and to be nearer to her children. Norma is survived by her three children and seven grandchildren. Her family is deeply grateful to those in Ridgefield and Ashland who helped her through her final years, Lee Goldenberg, the Gi-
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Bryan Keith Carter, “The MacCarter”, 39, of Richmond, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011. He is survived by his daughter, Zoe Maeve Carter; mother, Rebecca S. Day; sister, Vickie McKinley; brothers, David and Thomas Carter; and a host of nieces and nephews. The family received friends on Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011 at the Mechanicsville Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home, 8014 Lee-Davis Rd., where services were held Monday, Oct. 31, 2011. Graveside services were held at Rosewell Memorial Gardens, Gloucester, Va., Monday, Oct. 31, 2011.
Steve Cosby, 88, of Richmond, departed this life on Oct. 25, 2011. Born on April 10, 1923, he was the son of the late Samuel and Mary Cosby of Richmond. Steve is survived by his wife, Frances Cosby of 58 years and their children Stephanie Stewart (Tom Stewart), Wayne Cosby (Laverne Cosby), Barbara Wells (Wayne Wells), Mary Elaine Cosby, Carol Donaldson (Terry Donaldson), and Samuel Cosby; four grandchildren Debbie, David, Melissa and Chris; two great-grandchildren Matthew and Savannah; and a host of beloved family members. He was preceded in death by his son, David Cosby; his grandson, Nathaniel Donaldson; and his sister, Fedora Ring. Steve leaves behind many cherished relatives and friends. Steve worked for the City of Richmond Traffic Engineering Department for 46 years. Aside from his work, he enjoyed reading and spending time with his family. He will be in our hearts forever. The family held a memorial service at the Bennett Funeral Home, Lee Davis Rd, Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011. Graveside services followed. Leon Donahue, “Lee”, age 73, of Ashland, went to be with the Lord Oct. 28, 2011. He is survived by his wife of 35 years, Lillie; three sons,
Wayne, Michael and Steven; two daughters, Bonnie and Patricia; nine grandchildren, six greatgrandchildren; a brother, Calvin Donahue (Blanche); a sister, Bernice Overfelt; a special sister-inlaw, Thelma Patterson; and many other family members. The family received friends at Bliley’s-Chippenham, 6900 Hull Street Rd., Monday, Oct. 31, 2011. Funeral services were held Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2011 at Evangel Assembly of God, 2013 Broad Rock Boulevard, Richmond, Va. 23224. Graveside services followed in Washington Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Evangel Assembly of God.
Maude E. Barwick Griffey, age 98, of Masonic Home, formerly from Varina, passed Oct. 26, 2011. Maude was born near Sampson County, N.C. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ernest E. Griffey; brother, Morris Barwick of Mount Olive, N.C.; sisters, Margaret Andrews of New Bern, N.C., Alma Moore of St. Petersburg, Fla., Annie Lee of Faison, N.C.; brothers, Arthur Barwick, who died in WWII and Gordon Barwick of Mechanicsville, Va. She is survived by her son, Paul B. Griffey (Shirley); two grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. She is also survived by her sister, Alice Fioramonti of Annapolis, Md.; and a host of nieces and nephews. She is retired from Liggett Tobacco Co. of Richmond, Va. She was a member of Four Mile Creek Baptist Church. Family received friends at Nelsen Funeral Home, 4650 S. Laburnum Avenue, Richmond, Friday, Oct. 28, 2011. A funeral service was held at Four Mile Creek Baptist Church on Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011. Graveside services were held at Washington Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Masonic Home of Virginia, P.O. Box 7866, Henrico, Va. 23231 or Alzheimer’s Association, 4600 Cox Rd., #130, Glen Allen, Va. 23060-6708.
Gerald James Grimes, 64, of Mechanicsville, passed away on Oct. 22, 2011. He was the son of James B. and the late Mary Helen Grimes. Jerry was an Engineering Geologist with the Department of Environmental Quality for the state of Virginia. He is survived by his beloved wife, Lu Ann; and their much loved daughters, Emily Marie and Mary Elizabeth; and his brother, Gary. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Lung Cancer Foundation of America (lcfamerica.org). The family received friends at a Memorial Service on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2011 at Woody Funeral Home, 9271 Shady Grove Road, Mechanicsville. Condolences may be made at: www.woodyfuneralhomeatlee.com. Sharon Mraz Kirby, 55, of Mechanicsville, danced her way to Heaven on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011. She was preceded in death by her father, Frank G. Mraz; and is survived by her mother, Helen Fowler; husband, Timothy Kirby Sr.; two sons, Brian Kirby and Jacob Kirby; sister, Carol Mraz Simmons (Gerald); brother, Tom Mraz (Dianne); niece, Candace Mraz-Nelson (Craig); two nephews, Jason Mraz and Chris Porter. The family received friends on Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011 at the Mechanicsville Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home, 8014 Lee-Davis Road, where a funeral service was held on Friday, Oct. 28, 2011. Graveside services followed at Signal Hill Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Yorktown Baptist Church, 237 Nelson Street, Yorktown, Va. 23690. Paul B. Lusk, was born in Herndon, W.Va., on July 25, 1933, and returned to his Maker on Oct. 23, 2011 to be reunited with his parents, siblings, and many, many friends. Paul was preceded in death by his father, Benjamin Lusk; mother, Martha Graham Lusk; brothers, Ernest Lusk, Vernie Lusk, Oley Lusk, Herman Lusk
and Denver Lusk; his sisters, Maxine Lusk McKinney, Letha Lusk McKinney, Brookie Lusk McKinney, Ruby Lusk White; and his great-grandson, Blake Pierce. Paul is survived by his brothers, Orvel and wife, Barbara Cook Lusk, Buren and wife, Gladys Stewart Lusk, both in West Virginia, and Beecher and wife, Nadine Newcomb Lusk, in Yorktown. His surviving sisters are Dessie Lusk Graham and Ellie Lusk Graham, both of Odd, W.Va., and Faye Lusk Shrewsbury and husband, Doug Shrewsbury, of Williamsburg. He is also survived by his children, Melissa Lusk Suttles and husband, Tony, of Sandston, Steve Fletcher and wife, Wendy, Leon Fletcher, Ricky Fletcher and Ronnie Fletcher, all of Richmond, Va.; his grandchildren, Josh Fletcher, Shannon Fletcher, Wyatt Fletcher, Violet Suttles Pierce and husband, Dave, Katie Suttles and Toni Suttles, all of Richmond. Paul also leaves behind four great-grandchildren, Alyssa McCauley, Gracie Pierce, Cody Pierce and Kaytlyn Pierce, all of the Richmond area. Special family members left behind to cherish his memory are nieces, Annette Shrewsbury Gilbert and husband, Kevin, of Williamsburg, Theresa Lusk Holmes and husband, Richard, of Hopewell; a nephew, Loran Lusk and wife, Angela, of Yorktown; great-nieces, Jamie Gilbert of Williamsburg, Hannah Lusk of Yorktown, Monique Basconi of Beckley, W.Va., Morgan Humphries and Leslie Stewart of Prince George, Va.; and special family friends, Jennifer Napier, Sharon Harshman and Annette Winebarger, all of the Richmond area. The family received friends Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011 at the Mechanicsville Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home, 8014 Lee-Davis Rd. Graveside services were Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011 at Washington Memorial Park. see OBITUARIES, pg. 15 `
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ing is similar to education . . . both involve commitment, patience, nurturing, cultivation and community support. It’s also very rewarding to reap the results.” Stout credits Charlie Causey and Jane Ruffin, who are experienced gardeners and church members, with determining what crops to plant and when and how to plant them. Other core members of the Immanuel’s gardening team include: Cheryl Anderson, Janice Fernette, Frederico Garza, Susan Greene, Jerry Jarvis, Maria Koenig, Anne Piland and Linden Updike. Ruffin, who is a master gardener, also was instrumental in getting the garden accredited by the Virginia Cooperative Extension Office in Hanover County as a place where master gardeners can log volunteer hours toward their certification. Kuratko said he was “wonderstruck” by the initial success of the garden and the participation of the community. Area residents, middle school students, boy scouts, girl scouts, master gardeners have helped with soil preparation, picking weeding and making
compost bins and water barrels. In addition, local resident Tommy West invited church members to glean tomatoes, melons, eggplants, peppers and other vegetables from his garden to add to the harvest for the pantry. Stout said she hopes other local farmers will contact her if they have vegetables they would like to share. To help fund initial costs to establish the garden, Immanuel received a $2,500 Mustard Seed Grant from the Diocese of Virginia. Local businesses, including Home Depot in Mechanicsville, Southern States in King William County, Joe P. Clark Inc., and Ferguson Enterprises, also donated goods and offered discounts on gardening supplies. In the future, Kuratko said he hopes the garden will expand – the church has five acres that could be cultivated. He also said the garden has the potential to serve as an outdoor classroom for public or private schools in the Richmond area. He said he hopes that someday the families served by the food pantry will have
an opportunity to take gardening classes at Immanuel and receive starter kits to grow gardens of their own. “We’re a small church with a big dream,” Stout said. (About 100 people attend services on Sunday.) “Volunteers and community support are fundamental to keeping the program alive and moving forward. We’re looking for ways to develop a sustainable source of volunteers who would help maintain the development of our current garden and support our interest in enlarging it and developing educational resources and programs . . .” Immanuel Church invites members of the community to join the picking (and anything else that needs to be done) on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Families with young children should contact Stout in advance to arrange for ageappropriate activities. Stout can be reached at 7810520 or harriet.stout@gmail. com. For more information, call the church office at 7793454 or visit www.immanueloc.org.
O. and Andrew P. Wibright and Ryan D., Kyle J. and Amanda L. Continued from pg. 12 b Getz; and sisters, Ruby Sykes and Ira Ottis Morrison, 82, Ann Donathan. She retired from of Covenant Woods, Mechanic- Safeway Division Office in Chester, Va., after 29 years. She resided sville, formerly of King William, in Jacksonville Beach, Fla., for passed away Monday, Oct. 24, many years and leaves numerous 2011. He was the son of the late friends in that area. The family Robert L. and Ruth Payne Morreceived friends on Saturday, Oct. rison and was preceded in death 29, 2011 and on Sunday, Oct. 30, by a brother, Frank Morrison. 2011 at the Mechanicsville Chapel He is survived by his wife of 49 of Bennett Funeral Home, 8014 years, Doris Cook Morrison; Lee-Davis Rd., where services son, Wayne Talley (Dee); sisters, Dorothy Hall (Arlvin) and Naomi were held on Monday, Oct. 30, 2011. Graveside services followed Moore; three grandchildren, at Signal Hill Memorial Park. Heather Perkins (Ian), Joe Talley (Tanya) and Jason Talley (Megan); great-grandchildren, Luke and Josephine Berry Seay, London Perkins, Emily and “Joe”, age 88, passed away peaceAnna Talley; nieces, Deborah fully on Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011 in Shieber, Sarah Saunders and Joan Ashland. She was preceded in Hall; a nephew, Macon Moore; death by her loving husband of great niece and nephew, Ian and 56 years, Earnest Seay; and son, Evelyn Saunders. He was retired Earnest G. Seay. She is survived by from Gundlach plumbing and children, Joan Bell, Robert “Spike” American Tobacco Company Seay, James L. Seay Sr., Joseph and was a member of Oakwood Seay, and Cynthia Seay; 15 grandBaptist Church. He was a former children and 14 great- grandchilcadet of F Company, John Mardren. In lieu of flowers, please shall High School, a member of make donations, in her honor, to Richmond Light Infantry Blues your church or favorite charity. and Chamberlayne Square Dancers. The family received friends Virginia L. Selph, 87, of on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011 at the Mechanicsville, passed away Mechanicsville Chapel of Bennett on Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011. Funeral Home where a funeral She was preceded in death by service was held on Wednesday, her husbands, Roy I. Satko Sr. Oct. 26, 2011. A reception foland Elmo Eugene Selph. She is lowed at Covenant Woods and survived by her three children, the graveside services followed at Jean Skarlos Morecock (Jay), Forest Lawn Cemetery. Flowers Janet Mae Satko (Bill) and Roy are welcome or donations may be I. Satko Jr. (Cheryl); six grandmade to Enon Methodist Church, children, Regina Martin, Tracy P.O. Box 68, Studley, Va. 23162. Collins, Wade Collins, Bryan
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ism mix. “I think the county has benefited greatly from its nonprofit community. We’ve never quantified what value we add to the equation, the money that is spent, or contributed to our various associations and foundations that also promote Hanover. That should be added to what we are doing,” he said. Scott pointed to Rocky Mount, N.C., as a prime example of a community that is doing things right when it comes to attracting tourists. It has branded the community’s tourism attractions and compiled a comprehensive campaign to get travelers along Interstate 95 “to stop and smell their roses.” Scott said there are many projects in the county just waiting for an improved economy “to pop.” There are plans for outlet shops on the Bass Pro Shops tract, and tentative plans for that area could include an expanded rest area, similar to
stops in Maryland and New Jersey. David Deal of the Hanover Tavern Foundation said the county is ready and waiting for increased tourism, and he plans to take advantage of the current sesquicentennial Civil War celebration to attract more visitors. Board of Supervisors chairman Debbie Winans also attended the meeting and suggested the group should be ready to address questions from the board when the presentation is made in December. Gaskin will host a meeting today at the county’s Economic Development Office in Rutland Commons for all interested parties. Jack Berry, president of the RCVB, will be the keynote speaker. He will field questions regarding Hanover’s role in regional tourism. Anyone interested in participating or serving on the new advisory committee should contact Scott at 994-1119 or email jennifer@habcc.com.
Firehouse’s new season gets off to a good start The Board of the Ashland Community Theater Foundation announced its third movie season opened on Saturday, Oct. 15, at the Ashland Firehouse Theater. The theater has a lineup of some 20 outstanding movies for the 2011-2012 season, including a foreign film series (open to the public) for RandolphMacon College and Hanover County Public School’s foreign language students. This year, for the first time, admission is free so everyone can attend. Movies will be shown every Saturday night through Dec. 17. A new slate of movies is scheduled for the spring of 2012. “We are very grateful to our community for the marvelous support we are receiving see FIREHOUSE’S, pg. 20
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John and I have not always seen eye to eye on every issue, but there has never been a doubt in my mind that he has the best interests of his constituents at heart. John is a man of character and integrity, and he has worked tirelessly to maintain Hanover’s financial stability, rural character and community spirit. As a supporter of limited government, low taxes and personal responsibility, I appreciate these values as integral to Hanover County. Over the past five years, as citizens have faced the greatest economic downturn since the Great Depression, John has not sought to expand government but to require the county to live within its means as we, the citizens, have had to live within ours. It is a track record that inspires confidence, and I am proud to support John in his bid for re-election as South Anna District supervisor. Julie Nisley Glen Allen
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Elton has consistently used patience and understanding with all citizens regardless of the issue. It has been stated many times by citizens, they were given respect and time for their concerns. There have been many times he has stood up for the individual or business owner. He has a strong reputation of honesty, character and no hidden agenda. His leadership and sensible judgment is well respected by fellow members of the board. This gives his opinions strength and weight, which gives you better representation. Thank you, Elton, for your continued service and dedication to Cold Harbor, Hanover County and the many times you had to handle a no-win situation. There are good candidates out there but I tend to stay with a proven performer. This Nov. 8 be certain to vote and vote for Elton Wade (again). Paul Dorn Mechanicsville
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feel very privileged to have been asked and I see it as a great opportunity to do some good for our community” Cross added. In addition to much-needed monetary donations, the program is asking for new toys – with no batteries — in the $10 range. Cross is already scheduled to visit the Slash Church, which continues a tradition of knitting stocking caps. This year, 208 caps are being donated. Cross also will attend the Nov. 27 Gospel Sing at the Doswell Community Center. That event serves as the kickoff for the Hanover Christmas Mother. Her calendar also includes appearances in the Mechanicsville and Ashland Christmas Parades. CROSS A native of Williamsburg, Cross was working at the Capitol in Richmond when she met the man she would marry, Elmo Cross. He served Hanover County as a senator in the Virginia General Assembly. They have two sons, Garnett and Thomas. Marriage brought her to Hanover County. “Elmo was born and bred here.” Cross was working in Gov. (Mills E. Jr.) Godwin’s office and then in the Division of Industrial Development. She said she developed a specialty in special events,
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through next year as well as his concern about children and the Internet. “I’m concerned about jobs and our leadership in the White House,” he said. “I agree with my wife that children are spending too much time on computers. I know they use them a lot in school, and I’m concerned that the day might come when our BUFORD WADE children are so dependent on computers that they will not know how to read, write and do arithmetic. They’ll depend on a computer to do it for them.” Buford Wade is interested in stability. “There is too much volatility in our government,” he said. “Politicians seem to be going too far to left or too far to the right. We need more
a talent that found her traveling the state. She then worked in the Public Affairs Department at Dominion and is now retired. While Hanover Courthouse is her home, she remains committed to the city where she was raised. Her father, Vernon M. Geddy Jr., served as mayor of Williamsburg. “He was so involved in the community and did so many things in so many ways for different people,” Cross said. “I grew up going places with him and meeting people and being aware that that’s how you should live.” “We are so fortunate,” she added. “We need to give back; you have to give back.” Church is a very important part of Cross’s life. A lifelong Episcopalian, she is a 27-year member of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church at Hanover Courthouse. She serves on the vestry and is director of the Altar Guild and a member of the Memorials Committee. With the vestry, Cross is Hospitality chairman and works with Parish Life. She started teaching Sunday School when her sons were young and now teaches the High School Sunday School class. Cross was baptized and confirmed at Bruton Parish Church. She became familiar with the Ruritan members due to the role of the Altar Guild, which prepares the meals for the club’s meetings. Coming from Williamsburg, Cross has a great love for history. She majored in history at Hollins College in Roanoke, “and that served me well with the historical groups I have become involved in.” She serves as vice president of Preservation see CROSS, pg. 28
stability in our government.” Shirley and Andrew Dolan were interested in the economy and our military. “I’m very concerned about the economy and potential military cuts,” she said. “Our country was founded with a strong SHIRLEY DOLAN military. I don’t like seeing young men go off to war. We need to make sure our military stays strong to preserve our freedom.” “I’m concerned about jobs,” her husband Andrew said. “I’m retired, but a lot of people today are out of work. We need to elect candidates that can do something about ANDREW DOLAN getting some of these job programs going.”
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Board of Supervisors: Is your quality of life better today than it was four years ago? Much has been made about the long-standing board members’ vision for the growth of the county and stewardship of the budget. A valid discussion indeed, but additional questions and facts need to asked and weighed in order to provide a satisfactory answer to my opening challenge. Since the majority of citizens in our district are comprised of families living in subdivisions, what things affect your quality of life? A few come to mind, including property tax assessments, year over year water and sewer usage increases, added recreational use fees at Hanover parks and ball fields, new traffic lights and continued commercial building projects in the Atlee Road/U.S. 301 corridor that produced major congestion. Is your commute any better? I know the traffic isn’t any better. School redistricting will happen again and if history has shown us anything over the last four years it is that the decision will be made without respecting your input. We still have great schools, but that is because of
County. As a husband, father and business owner, I understand the importance of a progressive community. As a business owner, I truly believe that the environment we have created here in Hanover serves us well. Business owners like myself are excited to come and open their doors in this community and share their passion for serving the community. As a father, it is a real peace of mind to know that my children are being educated in the best school system in the Commonwealth of Virginia. As for my family, I respect the men and women of law enforcement, fire and EMS for keeping our community safe. I talk about these things because they are important. One of the main reasons I feel these institutions and opportunities exists is because of the outstanding work of our Board of Supervisor Elton Wade. Elton is a personal friend, and someone who understands the real values of our county: safe community, world class schools and pro business. As past president of the Hanover Ruritan Club, I was First I want to say it is a real able to work directly with Elton pleasure for me and my family see LETTERS, pg. 21 to be able to live in Hanover
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on starting our building project at the Ruritan Park. Elton came out and met with us, listened to our challenges, and helped make the approval and zoning process much easier. There is no person on the board more dedicated to the citizens of Hanover County than my friend Elton. It is my sincere hope that our great community will give this dedicated public servant the privilege to serve four more years. Thank you, Elton! Harrison Moncure Past president Hanover Ruritan Club
Taking credit A regular theme in all the incumbents’ interviews is how much they have done for Hanover County by building this or building that.
Why do they insist on taking credit for something that is funded by the taxpayer? What makes this all possible is the money they excavate from us. It would be a different story if they were somehow getting these things done using money they have made from other means. I see nothing special about spending someone else’s money? Elton Wade said they paid cash for Pole Green Elementary School and the Administration building. They paid cash because you and I were overtaxed and they had the money on hand. Like it was some kind of ingenious happening on their part. They either have to take it from the taxpayer beforehand (as they did) and pay cash, or they take it from us later. I personally think paying cash is the way to go. It cost millions just for some friendly banker to set up the bond referendum and then we pay millions in interest. What happened to the
retreats the supervisors used to take in order to hammer out their visions and mission statements? A good sober visionary should be able to see at least 10 years down the road. Using booze, chemical or drugs may help one see 20 years in the future. That’s plenty of time to save up money for a project. I am not an expert visionary but look at what I can do without experience. If we would do away with one part-time job, which we all know about, we can save approximately $1 million over the next 20 years. I say $1 million but it could be slightly more or less, depending on the benefits. Million here, million there, I bet there are enough of these little millions to be found that would build another school in 20 years. My vision is this: Someday we will have people in office that can operate within their/our means and “that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth.”
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14 years on the School Board and 16 as our supervisor. In those 16 years as supervisor, he has been able to guide the growth in the area with orderly planning. Together with his appointed planning commissioner, Janet Binns, they have led in a responsible and fiscally conservative manner. Additionally, Gordon has also been able to be a partner with other localities in his role as Hanover County representative to the Richmond Regional Planning Commission. His leadership has created business opportunities and regional planning opportunities for Hanover County that go unnoticed by most of his constituents. These associations and his ability to cross over and work with our neighboring jurisdictions will serve us well as “our little piece of Hanover County” is going to be under constant pressure by developers in the next few years as public utilities make their way to the southern part of the South Anna District. The other candidate, Wayne Hazzard, is a retired businessman, who seeks public office for the second time. He ran eight years ago for the South Anna District supervisor’s seat and lost to Gordon. At the time, he said that he wanted to be involved and help the citizens of South Anna. This is the
sentiment that he is espousing again this time. These worthwhile reasons coupled with his message of slow growth are confusing to me. Where has Mr. Hazzard been the last eight years, when he said he wanted to be involved? There have been dozens of meetings and facilitators that would have welcomed his input, especially regarding the strategic planning of the southern part of the South Anna District, the area that is coming up for mixeduse development. I attended most of them, and didn’t see Mr. Hazzard. And, this is land that his property is adjacent to. Why wasn’t he interested then? And, why now? In short, John E. Gordon Jr. and his ability to work (in the past) with the rest of the Board of Supervisors will benefit us all, as he continues his good works in the future.
We need to retain John E. Gordon Jr. as our representative so we have a local voice on the board. John E. Gordon Jr.’s record of commitment to the citizens of South Anna is more than enough evidence that he’s the leader for South Anna. Please join me in voting for John E. Gordon Jr. for South Anna District representative. Amy Mendelson Cheeley Farrington Precinct South Anna District Hanover County
Candidate makes sense The hyper-partisan political conversation that seems so popular these days has become more than a little tiresome. It’s abundanlty clear that extreme viewpoints from our politicians
right here in Hanover and elsewhere often ignore regular people’s common sense needs and sacrifice good public policy. That’s why Jim Ellis, Independent candidate for Chickahominy supersvisor, makes so much sense. Jim’s not beholden to a political party. Mr. Ellis is a 51-yearold father of. Jim Ellis’ ambition is to serve Hanover County to the best of his ability. Jim’s ambition is to make Hanover County an even better place to work and live. Jim’s ambition is to strengthen the public voice in the decisions that affect us the most every day -- decisions about how new developments and roads should function when they’re done, how to minimize the adverse impact of new development on our quality of life, how see LETTERS, pg. 24
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as a whole. However, even more impressive and, in my opinion, more important, is the fact that this is a man who is also willing to say “no” to the power players if he thinks certain agenda items would be detrimental to Hanover County and/or his constituents. I strongly encourage you to do your homework and once it’s complete, I feel confident that you will agree with me, it is time to vote for Wayne Hazzard. W.S. Wright Hanover
Good public policy focus I am tired of the bickering between the two political parties, so I am taking local action and voting for an Independent for Board of Supervisors for the Chickahominy District, Jim Ellis. Jim is concerned about three issues, among others, that I believe greatly affect quality of life in Hanover County: education, responsible budgeting, and sustainable growth. As he states, he wants to focus on “good public policy, not partisan politics.” Vote for Ellis! Judy M. Thomas Mechanicsville
Troubled by answer Last night (Oct. 18), I attended the HABCC-sponsored “Western Hanover Candidate Forum” and I am writing this letter to share my thoughts on the candidates running for South Anna representative on the Board of Supervisors. I was particularly troubled by Wayne Hazzard’s answer to the question of “rural conservation” as it pertains to economic development. I was very encouraged by the proven record of success that John Gordon and Aubrey Stanley put forward and their dedication to the citizens of Hanover. While Hanover is not perfect, its trajectory, as a great place to live and raise your family, is trending upward and should continue to do so, given the county’s five-year plan. By all objective measure our schools are top in the state, our citizens are 95 percent happy according to county surveys, and our county is one of the few with a five-year plan. This five-year plan is one that Mr. Gordon and Mr. Stanley have been and continue to be instrumental in defining and implementing. The economic development see LETTERS, pg. 26
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articulated what he stands for in his brilliant closing remarks that were acknowledged as “impossible to top” by David Brat, an economics professor at Randolph-Macon sitting on the panel on behalf of Sen. Walter Stosch. I rarely get involved in politics or write letters to the editor, but what I heard last night from Mr. Hazzard truly concerned me. I would ask you to look at this political race for South Anna Representative closely Mr. Gordon served the citizens of Hanover for 30 years, first on the Board of Education and now on the Board of Supervisors. His experience and dedication to the county is what we need during these difficult times. Please vote you conscience in the November election. Michael E. Ruiz Montpelier
Assembly. Del. Peace has served in the House of Delegates since 2006. As president of the Hanover County Farm Bureau, I have had the opportunity to witness Del. Peace’s commitment to the agricultural industry. He has been a champion for property owners and farmers on many key votes, including property rights and agriculture animals’ standards of care. Del. Peace also patroned legislation requesting a study vital to addressing the shortage of much needed large animal veterinarians. This willingness to take on difficult and controversial issues supported by and beneficial to Virginia’s agriculture and forestry industries has earned him the endorsement of Virginia Farm Bureau’s political action committee, Virginia AgPAC. Del. Peace’s experience and leadership have well equipped him to tackle the district’s challenges. His admirable representation of the 97th House District makes him the clear choice for re-election. Leigh Pemberton President I am writing in support of Hanover Farm Bureau Del. Chris Peace’s candidacy to represent the 97th House see LETTERS, pg. 26 District in the Virginia General
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ruin the rural environment in which we live. This notion was only further strengthened when Mr. Hazzard said, “I don’t get this idea of rural conservation … and I don’t believe in it.” I love living in a rural area. I like being surrounded by trees and green fields. I want my children to grow up in the fresh air of a rural county. Mr. Hazzard does not seem to understand that idea. In contrast to Mr. Hazzard, Mr. Gordon explained how under his leadership the finance committee has laid out an economic plan that provides for growth with balance. Balance based on the desires of Hanover residents. When we look at a candidate, one has to look at a couple of things: their experience, their values (principles), and who influences them. By Mr. Hazzard’s own admission last night, he does not have any experience in government. Mr. Gordon brings over 30 years of service to Hanover County. He is deeply respected by the administration at the state level and respected as a great servant to Hanover County. During this debate, Mr. Gordon clearly
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Vote for representation On Tuesday night, Oct. 25, three groups in Hanover came together to sponsor a candidates’ forum for those seeking to represent their districts on the Board of Supervisors. Just Liberty, Patrick Henry Patriots and the Mechanicsville Tea Party are to be congratulated on providing a shining example of how local citizen groups are elevating the discussion and exercising their responsibility in the political arena. All prospective candidates except two participated in an informative and decorous presentation. Kevin Damian, candidate for the Ashland Dstrict did not participate, and Bucky Stanley understandably had to fulfill his obligation to be with his constituents in the heart wrenching vigil for little Robert Wood Jr. Mr. Stanley did, however, make an appearance, which indicated his understanding of the import of such a gathering. Hanover citizens should take pride in the field before them, become informed and vote for the candidate that best will represent them in Hanover
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business taxes. We need to keep Elton Wade Continued from pg. 26 as our supervisor with his expetunity to compliment our rienced leadership. Vote for wonderful House of Delegates Elton on Nov. 8 John P. Clodfelter member Chris Peace for the job Mechanicsville he has been doing for the citizens of the 97th District. He is a very conservative representative who believes that less government is the best government. He is always willing when asked My name is Jack Ward and to jump in and help with any I had the pleasure of serving 16 concerns or problems of his years on the Hanover County constituents. Board of Supervisors with Elton Robert “Bob” Jeter Wade. Mechanicsville Elton has done an outstanding job of representing the Cold Harbor District for the past 20 years. I knew about Elton’s strong skills before he I want to encourage the citi- was elected to the supervisor’s zens of Cold Harbor District to job when he was a manager in vote to re-elect our wonderful private industry as a Hanover supervisor, Elton Wade, on Nov. County school bus driver and 8, 2011. as a volunteer fireman with Elton has demonstrated the Black Creek Volunteer Fire outstanding leadership as our Department. supervisor. He is always accesElton could always be sible and ready to help on counted on at our board meetany problem. Thanks to his ings to vote for what he thought leadership on the Board of was best for all the citizens of Supervisors, we enjoy one of Hanover. He was a team player the best law enforcement agen- and had great listening skills, cies in Virginia and one of the which are a valuable asset to top school systems in Virginia. any leader. He was very devoted Our county Fire/EMS departto his job as a supervisor and ment has won several awards he saw it as a position of public for their fine work. He was a trust. strong supporter for the wonElton was never afraid to ask derful Pole Green Park and for for advice or seek clarification our great new library and a new of an issue. Black Creek fire station. I think the citizens of the He has helped us achieve Cold Harbor District would these accomplishments while best describe Elton Wade as keeping our taxes at the lowest “a man who was always there rate in the Richmond area and helped us achieve a triple bond when you needed him.” We need Elton’s experience rating. and leadership on the board. Elton has been an excellent Vote for him on Nov. 8 steward with our money. Jack Ward Elton always keeps in mind Mechanicsville that the county does not have
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any money – it is the taxpayers’ money that is being spent. I think that his 38 years as a manager in private industry helped him as a supervisor. He recognizes that a public servant is always accountable to the taxpayer. He encourages new business growth in the county to create new jobs and bring in
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that the citizens of Hanover County have the best quality of life. Our first responder public safety team of Fire/EMS and Sheriff ’s Office are rated as tops in the state of Virginia. Our public schools also are rated as one of the best in Virginia. Hanover consistently is awarded for their top elementary, middle and high schools. Yearly surveys indicate that approximately 94 percent of the parents are very happy with our schools and the education their children receive daily. Elton’s three children and the 20 foster children he took into his home attended Hanover schools. These achievements were secured while at the same time we have one of the lowest per pupil costs ratio in Virginia. One of Elton’s best qualities is that he is a good listener. He values the input and feedback he gets from citizens. He holds regularly scheduled Town Hall meetings. He uses his listening skills particularly well in the issue of zoning and future growth as it relates to our longrange comprehensive plan. One of Elton’s “trademarks” is his accessibility. He encourages citizens to call him any time they have a problem. Elton has always encouraged business growth as he knows that they bring jobs and tax revenue. Elton is seen by the Hanover Board of Supervisors as a team player and a very compassionate leader. Vote on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 8, to re-elect our experienced leadership supervisor, Elton Wade. Robert R. “Bob” Jeter Mechanicsville
Thanks for a job well done
I am writing to thank Cold I am writing to endorse Harbor supervisor Elton Wade Cold Harbor supervisor Elton for the stellar job he has done Wade for the great job he has done over the past 20 years. He over the past 20 years and to has worked tirelessly to ensure see LETTERS, pg. 30
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The marriage of Miss Heather Nichole Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Lynn, Sr. of Mechanicsville, to Mr. Mark Travis Ballos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ballos of Mechanicsville, took place on October 29, 2011, at The Mill at Fine Creek in Powhatan. Dr. Jeff Scott Sr., Pastor, Northside Baptist Church, officiated. The bride is the granddaughter of Mrs. Gladys Davis of Buena Vista, Va., and the late Mr. Paul F. Davis Jr., and the late Mr. John R. Lynn Sr. and the late Mrs. Margaret Lynn, all of Buena Vista, Va. The groom is the grandson of Mrs. Sara Richmond of Short Pump, and the late Mr. Morris Richmond of Short Pump, and Mr. Edward Ballos of Mechanicsville, and the late Mrs. Katherine Ballos of Mechanicsville. The bride was escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents. Mrs. Kelsey McGovern of Portland, Ore. served as Matron of Honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Jennifer Allen of Ashland, sister of the groom; Miss Jamie Ballos, of Mechanicsville, sister of the groom; Miss Fawn Heeter, of Warrenton; Mrs. Tara Johnson, of Mechanicsville; Miss Abbey Maslyn, of Fairfax Station; and Miss Rachel Shuck of Glen Allen. Mr. Zachary Trivette of Mechanicsville, served as Best Man. Groomsmen were Mr. Stephen Ballos of Mechanicsville, brother of the groom; Mr. Steven
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Talley of Mechanicsville are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Nicole Talley, to Matthew Blake Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Snider of Marion, Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Pierce of Mechanicsville. Sarah is the granddaughter of Mrs. Elizabeth T. Mundie and the late Gordon G. Mundie Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Talley, all of Mechanicsville. Matt is the grandson of Mrs. Oolah B. Moore and the late Charles E. Moore of Marion, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Darnell Pierce of Aylett, Va. Sarah is a 2011 graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University of Dentistry with a Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. Matt is studying towards a degree in Information Technology and is currently employed by Wells Fargo. An April 2012 wedding is planned at the Historic Mankin Mansion.
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Cridlin of Mechanicsville; Mr. Andrew Duncan of Martinsville; Mr. Brady Johnson of Mechanicsville; Mr. Robbie Lynn of Arlington, brother of the bride; and Mr. Matthew Stoneman of Mechanicsville. The rehearsal dinner, hosted by the groom’s parents, was held at the Richmond Marriott West. The ceremony took place at the historic Mill at Fine Creek in Powhatan, with ceremony music performed by Somerset String Orchestra. Mrs. Colleen Kimbrough served as wedding coordinator. The reception and dinner,
hosted by the bride’s parents, was held at The Mill at Fine Creek, with music provided by Mr. Eric Cunningham. The bride is a 2005 graduate of Atlee High School and a 2009 graduate of Christopher Newport University, with a degree in Psychology, and is currently employed as a teacher at Mechanicsville Baptist Church Childcare. The groom is a 2004 graduate of Atlee High School, attended J. Sargeant Reynolds College, and is currently employed by Henrico County of Virginia / FedEx. Following a honeymoon in Florida, the couple will reside in Mechanicsville.
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Vernon “Bubba” and Sandra Allen celebrated their 50th anniversary on Sept. 27, 2011. The couple has three children, four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
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Jackson Dale Snyder was born July, 27 2011, at Henrico Doctors Hospital. He weighed 6 lbs.4 oz., and was 19 inches long. Proud parents are Robert and Cheryl Snyder of Aylett. Grandparents are Fran Uber and the late Dale Uber, and Ray and Tina Snyder, all of Mechanicsville. Greatgrandparents are Beverly Uber of Teaneck, N.J. and Billy and Marie Franklin of Gladys, Va. Uncles are Kevin Uber of Aylett and Russell Snyder of Hartfield, Va.
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encourage citizens to vote for him on Nov. 8. He is consistently available to his constituents and gets feedback through his Town Hall meetings and daily interactions with students and their parents as a Hanover County Public Schools traffic guard at Stonewall Jackson Middle School and Pole Green Elementary School. His close involvement with and support of our schools is one of the reasons Hanover County boasts one of the best school systems in the commonwealth at a very low per pupil cost. Elton is a strong supporter of
Home for the Holidays Senior Adult Luncheon slated Friday Are you 55 or better and want a fun way to meet and mingle with friends? Join Hanover Parks and Recreation for the Home for the Holidays Senior Adult Luncheon from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 4, at the Shady Grove United Methodist Church at 8209 Shady Grove Road in Mechanicsville The luncheon will feature a Thanksgivingstyle lunch, holiday shopping from local vendors, and live music from a Taste of Love.
the Sheriff ’s Office and worked closely with Col. V. Stuart Cook to improve our law enforcement and to have the department earn state and national accreditation awards. His 20 years’ experience as a Black Creek volunteer fireman helped make the transition from all volunteer Fire/EMS to a combined paid/volunteer operation, which has won numerous awards over the past four years. Elton supported the growth of our Emergency Communications’ staff to meet the county’s growing needs. Supervisor Wade worked tirelessly to see the building of Pole Green Park and the new Mechanicsville Library.
Free gift wrapping will be available for gifts picked up at the luncheon. Pre-registration is required and admission is $8 per person. Registration forms can be found online at www.co.hanover.va.us/parksrec or on the back page of Discover Recreation! For more information, contact Hanover Parks and Recreation at 365-7150 or e-mail parksrec@co.hanover.va.us.
He has supported the LongRange Comprehensive Plan and has encouraged citizen input as it is updated in order to plan, manage and control growth in Hanover. He has been instrumental in new businesses locating in Hanover County by touting the wonderful quality of life we enjoy. Vote for Elton Wade on Nov. 8. Patrick and Kathryn Moran Mechanicsville
Supervisor deserves term Ed Via deserves to be reelected to the Hanover Board of Supervisors. He has worked hard for citizens in our district
and the county. I’d had a problem for years with an unsettled boundary line issue involving a sewer problem. After calling Ed, the right department was contacted and the matter was finally resolved in a matter of days. This kind of dedicated service to action and not just talk about what’s going to be done for citizens earns my vote. I hope you’ll agree with me and vote Ed Via back into another term. Rick Richardson Ashland (Editor’s note: Letters received after regular business hours on Thursday, Oct. 27, arrived too late for inclusion in this week’s edition. We will attempt to include them on our website.)
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the right to edit all items Tavern Taylor room, and will submitted to The Local. start at 7 p.m. The show goes till 8 p.m. This show is free to the public. Seating is limited; please Wednesday, Nov. 2 Hanover Tavern’s Heritage make reservations by calling Music Series presents the Dixi 537-5050. Strutters. The Dixi Strutters Hanover Humane Society will will be doing exactly what their hold a veterinary Wellness Clinic name implies, Dixie! The show at its facility at 12190 Washington will be held in the Hanover
Highway in Ashland. The clinic provides routine vaccines, heartworm testing, and other preventive services. The clinic does not treat sick or injured animals. The clinic begins at 4 p.m. and concludes at 5:45 p.m. No appointments. Please visit www. hanoverhumanesociety.org for more information.
you are interested in volunteering or learning more about what Lions do for our community, please call Lion President Jerry Pochily at 746-7405 or Lion Jay Baumgardiner at 569-1677.
Thursday, Nov. 3 The Mechanicsville Lions Club will be hosting a bingo game for our Veterans at McGuire Veterans Hospital, 1201 Broad Rock Blvd., at 6:30 p.m. We assist our Vets in playing bingo, provide refreshments and bingo prizes. It is a fun filled evening enjoyed by all. If
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Hanover Humane Society will hold a dog adoption stand at its facility at 12190 Washington Highway in Ashland from 9-12 p.m. Cat adoption stands will be held at the Mechanicsville and Virginia Center PetSmart stores from 11-3 p.m. Please visit www.hanoverhumanesociety.org for available animals and additional adoption information.
Mechanicsville Community Salt Fish Breakfast at Enon United Methodist Church, 6156 Studley Rd., from 8-9:30 a.m. The cost is $5 for adults (including fish $7) and under 12 years old $2.50. Family limit is $14. Profits go to the Heart Havens Fund (residential housing for the mentally handicapped). For more information or to set up reservations, please call 746Feast on fresh fire-pit roast- 4719 or 730-4956. ed oysters and enjoy a grilled steak dinner while bidding on Star Bazaar from 9-3 p.m. artwork, vacations, golf pack- at the Richmond East Moose ages and more at Immanuel Lodge located at 7167 Flag Episcopal Church, 3263 Old Lane, Mechanicsville, Va. Church Rd., beginning at 5 see CALENDAR, pg. 33 ` p.m. A silent auction will be
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The “Creator Stew Crew” from the Episcopal Church of the Creator will be participating in the 12th Annual Brunswick Stew Festival at the 17th Street Farmers’ Market. There will be numerous stew crews from around the State participating in this year’s event. Stew samples will be sold for $1 each from 111 p.m. Beginning at 1 p.m., stew can be purchased by the quart, bowl or sample until sold out. The Creator Stew Crew will again be entering two categories, traditional Brunswick stew and most original stew. Last year Creator won first place for their “Most Original Stew”. Recently the crew won first place in the Brunswick stew contest at the State Fair of Virginia with their traditional Brunswick stew. For more information, visit us on Facebook at Creator Stew Crew/The Episcopal Church of the Creator.
Sunday, Nov. 6 Berkeley Plantation will have the 50th anniversary re-enactment of America’s First Thanksgiving at their Plantation located at 12602 Harrison Landing Rd., Charles City, Va. from 12-4 p.m. The Chickahominy Tribal Dancers will perform and the sailing ship, Godspeed, will be off-shore. Plantation tours are available and food from HomeMades by Suzanne. For more information please call 1-888-466-6018 or go to http://virginiathanksgivingfestival.wordpress.com. Hanover Humane Society will hold a cat adoption stand at the Virginia Center PetSmart store from 2-5 p.m. Please visit www. hanoverhumanesociety.org for available animals and additional adoption information.
Turnpike, Mechanicsville, Va. 23111. The public is invited to attend. Come and celebrate a pre-Thanksgiving luncheon with us as we discuss the AARP activities in our community. Contact Barbara McNeice at 559-5558. Movie Morning at the Hanover Branch Library at 10:30 a.m. See a great kids’ movie at the library! For more information call 365-6210 or visit the library at 7527 Library Drive.
Thursday, Nov. 10
Refreshments provided by the Friends of the Atlee Library. For more information call 559-0654 or visit the library at 9161 Atlee Road. Independence Christian Church will hold a Craft Show, Silent Auction and Bake Sale from 9-2 p.m. at Independence Christian Church, 14023 Independence Rd., Ashland. Please come and join us. Crafters interested in participating contact Donna at 798-0643. The Mechanicsville United Methodist Church (7356 Atlee Rd) is holding its annual Brunswick Stew sale. Come discover why this stew is the best in town. The sale begins at 8 a.m. Stew cost is $7/qt and presales are accepted via cash or check (payable to “MUMM”). Contact the church office at 746-5118 for more information.
and Virginia Center PetSmart stores from 11-3 p.m. Please visit www.hanoverhumanesociety.org for available animals and additional adoption information. Windemere Art Gallery, located at 6162 Mechanicsville Turnpike, will have an opening reception from 12-4 p.m. The event will feature Spike Knuth. The gallery is open from 25 p.m. through Dec. 10. For more information please call 730-0384.
Sunday, Nov. 13
tournament is as follows; ages 5 to 9 - $50 per team. Ages 10 to 15 $75 per team. Ages 16 to 20 - $100 per team and ages 21 and up $100 per team. For more information please call 833-2665 or email Sabrina@banerealestate.com.
ness meeting, lunch and speaker. Cathy Churcher will present a background on chocolate. Reservations are required by Nov. 6. Call Brenda at 754-0460, or visit us at newcomersrichmond. org.
Randolph-Macon College will host Pro Football Hall of Famer Raymond Berry at 7 p.m. in CrenshawGymnasium.Berrywas a member of the Johnny Unitas led 1958 Baltimore Colts team that won the NFL Championship. His visit is sponsored by the BB&T Moral Foundations of Capitalism Program and the RMC Ethics Program. This event is free and open to the public. General admission tickets must be reserved and are available at http://rmc.informz.net/rmc. Berry will present Preparing for Life: Ethics for the Greatest Game Ever! and will describe the relationships and professional preparation that led to his success on and off the football field. The public is also invited to an earlier disWednesday, Nov. 16 cussion at 11:30 a.m. where Berry The Newcomers Club of will discuss the importance of faith Richmond will hold their and ethics. monthly luncheon at 11 a.m. at The Place at Innsbrook, $23. see CALENDAR, pg. 36 ` Included is a social hour, busi-
Monday, Nov. 14
New Bethesda Baptist Church will serve as a collection center for Operation Christmas Child, a program designed to bring joy to children in desperate situations around the world through gift-filled shoe boxes. The national collection week is Nov. 14-21. Nov. 14 they will collect boxes from 10-7 p.m.; Nov. 15 10-5 p.m.; Nov. 16 10-5 p.m.; Nov. 17 10-5 p.m.; Nov. 18 10-7 p.m.; Nov. 19 10-12 p.m.; Nov. 20 1-6 p.m. and Nov. 21 94 p.m. New Bethesda is located at 9019 New Bethesda Rd. in Mechanicsville. For more information please call the church office at 779-2101.
The National Alliance on Hanover Humane Society will Mental Illness-Central Virginia hold a cat adoption stand at the Chapter (NAMI-CVA) will hold its Virginia Center PetSmart store monthly meeting at the Weinstein from 2-5 p.m. Please visit www. JCC at 5403 Monument Ave. at hanoverhumanesociety.org for 7 p.m. The program will be the available animals and additional Henrico Crisis Intervention Team adoption information. outlining the progress of their Hanover High School first CIT Team. Crisis Intervention Teams are police officers trained annual bowling tournament at Bowl America Eastern, located at to respond to mental health criHanover Humane Society 5018 Williamsburg Rd., Sandston, sis situations. The meeting is free and open to the public. For more will hold a dog adoption stand at Va. The event will run from 3-6 its facility at 12190 Washington p.m. The event is sponsored by information, call 285-1749. Highway in Ashland from 9-12 the choral boosters. Please help p.m. Cat adoption stands will the students meet their goal of Saturday, Nov. 12 be held at the Mechanicsville $10,000 raised. The cost for the The Holiday Craft Show at AshCreek is accepting applications for the 2011 show. The areas finest crafted homes in Handmade crafts only. Contact Sandra Griffin, 550-2223 or sandragriffin@comcast.net.
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The Special Needs 411 Conference and Resource Fair will provide information on life planning tools for children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families, teachers and service providers. Hanover Arc and Hanover Co. Public Schools’ Parent Resource Center are sponsoring this free Conference and Resource Fair. It will take place from 9–2 p.m. at Atlee High School. RSVP by contacting the Parent Resource Center at 3654596 or email hanoverprc@ hcps.us
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dye t-shirts and enjoy pizza. Refreshments provided by Friends Continued from pg. 33b of Mechanicsville Library. For Hanover Humane Society will more information call 746-9615 or hold a veterinary Wellness Clinic visit the library at 7461 Sherwood at its facility at 12190 Washington Crossing Place. Highway in Ashland. The clinic Board Game Night at the provides routine vaccines, heartworm testing, and other preventive Mechanicsville Branch Library services. The clinic does not treat meets every third Friday of the sick or injured animals. The clinic month at 7 p.m. Next meeting: begins at 4 p.m. and concludes at Friday, Nov. 18. Sponsored by the 5:45 p.m. No appointments. Please Mechanicsville Branch Library. visit www.hanoverhumanesociety. For more information call 7469615 or visit the library at 7461 org for more information. Sherwood Crossing Place.
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Road, Mechanicsville, will hold its 30th Annual Craft Bazaar from 9–3 p.m. Over 90 vendors offering unique homemade crafts, bake sale, cakewalk, food, raffle, Secret Santa Shop for children to shop, and visits with Santa. A $1 admission gets you a door prize ticket. All proceeds benefit the ministries of Redeemer. For information e-mail Bazaar@ churchredeemer.org.
Hanover Humane Society will hold a dog adoption stand at its facility at 12190 Friday, Nov. 18 Washington Highway in Tie-Dye Party at the Saturday, Nov. 19 Ashland from 9-12 p.m. Cat The Church Of The Mechanicsville Branch Library at 5:30 p.m. Ages 11-18. Tie- Redeemer, 8275 Meadowbridge adoption stands will be held MONDAY EVENING 4 PM 4:30
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Firehouse Theatre for a Santa Event from 1–4 p.m. at the Ashland Firehouse Theatre. For a small donation, kids/pets will be able to get their picture taken with Santa. A viewing of the “Polar Express” will follow at 5p.m. at the Theatre. Please Gates Bazaar that will visit www.hanoverhumanesocibe held this year from 9- ety.org for more information. 2 p.m. Gates Elementary in Chesterfield - craft and gift Sunday, Nov. 20 bazaar w/100 vendors, food, Hanover Humane Society will and silent auction. 10001 hold a cat adoption stand at the Courthouse Rd., 23832. www. Virginia Center PetSmart store worknotes/VA/Gates/PTA, for from 2-5 p.m. Please visit www. more info. hanoverhumanesociety.org for available animals and additional Hanover Humane Society adoption information. will partner with the Ashland at the Mechanicsville and Virginia Center PetSmart stores from 11-3 p.m. Please visit www.hanoverhumanesociety.org for available animals and additional adoption information.
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Computer Basics II Class at the Mechanicsville Branch Library at 9 a.m. Learn how to accomplish basic tasks in Microsoft Word and Internet Explorer, and how to search online. Call 746-9615 to register for the class. For more information call 746-9615 or visit the library at 7461 Sherwood Crossing Place.
Tuesday, Nov. 22 Genealogy Workshop at the Mechanicsville Branch Library at 5:30 p.m. Call 746-9615 to register for the class. For more information call 746-9615 or visit the library at 7461 Sherwood Crossing Place.
NOVEMBER 7, 2011 11 PM 11:30 12 AM SportsCenter (N) Å
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Monday, Nov. 21
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Breidenbaugh sets district record By Charlie Leffler cleffler@mechlocal.com To simply say Atlee High School ran away with the Capital District cross country titles would be a gross understatement. The Raiders parlayed a dominating performance in the boys and girls subvarsity races into solid team efforts in the varsity match-ups, claiming a four-way sweep against district competition on Wednesday at Pole Green Park. Atlee head coach Jim Triemplar, who was aptly recognized as both boys and girls
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District Coach of the Year, felt the subvarsity squads provided the motivation for the varsity wins. “I was really pleased with what our subvarsity kids did,” he said. “We talk about how that sets the tone for the varsity…The varsity people should look in their mind and say, ‘Hey, we’re getting the same training, we should run well too’.” The subvarsity girls, led by freshmen Kaitlyn Mason, Brittany Wilkerson followed by juniors Paige Harrar and Katherine Leitch took the top four slots and the Raiders placed seven runners in the top-10 to run past Lee-Davis 17-43. While the girls’ performance was impressive, the boys were
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even more so, putting the first seven runners across the finish line and 11 of the first 12 to beat Lee-Davis 15-51. Senior Sean Gardner led the way for Atlee followed by junior Fitz Rogers, freshman Andrew Franco and junior Tyler Favale. The momentum carried over to the boys varsity race where Atlee sophomore Nathaniel Hall finished with a time of 16:12.00 to claim Boys Runner of the Year honors and edge out Glen Allen’s Stanley Davis by a 14-second margin. Atlee junior Griffin Carmichael was third at 16:47.00. In all, the Raiders placed seven runners in the top 12 slots to claim a 41-66 victory over
Above left: Atlee’s Nathaniel Hall (618) leads Hanover’s James Poyer and Lucas Nachman (660) in the Capital District boys cross country meet. Above: There is not another runner in sight as Hanover sophomore Molly Breidenbaugh sets a new district record, winning the girls varsity race more than a minute ahead of the next runner. Below: A group of Raiders led by Dezi Bennett (510) and Scarlett Bavin (509) gave a solid team performance to take the district team title.
Lee-Davis. Glen Allen took third (66) followed by Hanover (77), Henrico (148), Varina (162) and Highland Springs (167). Hanover senior James Poyer took fourth followed by Lee-Davis junior Paul Adam, Varina’s Darrick Thornhill, Glen Allen’s Alex Byrd and Hanover’s Lucas Nachman. Lee-Davis’ Grayson Morgan and Houston Stevenson were ninth and 10th but Atlee solidified their team win by placing five runners in the 11-16 slots; Zach Snider, see ATLEE, pg. 39 `
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Evan Ratke, Michael Spagnolo, Bizz Alidost and Austin Smith. Hanover sophomore Caleb Haneline broke up that group by finishing 13th. “Spagnolo stepped up and ran real well,” Triemplar said. “Zach Snider looked like he was ready to fade but he stepped up and was able to finish it. Evan Ratke had a good finish so I’m pretty pleased.” Such could not be said for Lee-Davis coach Neil Matthews and Hanover coach Cameron Hopper. “We didn’t run very well,” Matthews said accepting responsibility for the outcome. “I just think we weren’t prepared to run. “In all three races today our kids went out, we ran tentative,” he said. “We didn’t compete and that’s why we ended up in the team scoring where we did.” Likewise, Hopper expected a better overall performance from his defending district champion boys. “The guys I still haven’t figured out,” he said. “I was a little bit disappointed.” At worst, Hopper expected Poyer and Nachman to finish second or third instead of fourth and eighth. Both runners were on the heels of Hall for the first half of the race but they began to fade. “They were doing the best they could,”
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Above: Atlee’s Patrick Pedersen (627) and Hanover’s Colin Proctor (664) sprint to the finish in the boys subvarsity race. Atlee took both subvarsity titles setting the pace for their varsity counterparts. At right: Hanover’s Annie Spears edges out Glen Allen’s Katie Sperry at the line to take second place.
Hopper said. “Still, a little disappointed in our top two runners because they can certainly do a whole lot better.” But Hopper found much less fault with his girls as sophomores Molly Breidenbaugh and Annie Spears claimed a onetwo finish in the district varsity race. “You can’t get much better than that,” Hopper joked. Breidenbaugh had dominated district competition all season but her performance in the championship was something else. A third of the way through the race, Breidenbaugh took a substantial lead over Spears and Lee-Davis’ Bonny Turnage. By the time Breidenbaugh exited the woods for the final third her lead was nothing short of
NO. 7 ATLEE 51, ARMSTRONG 14 Ruben Rucker was 7-of12 for 132 yards and three touchdowns to help Atlee beat Armstrong in a Capital District game. Jarred Hall ran for three TDs for the Raiders (7-1, 4-1), and Will McCombs returned a punt 45 yards for a score. Antoine Smith ran the ball six times for 118 yards, including a 63-yard scoring run, for Armstrong (1-7, 0-5). Vincent Herring made five receptions for 83 yards and a TD for the
Wildcats. Atlee......................... 30 14 7 0 — 51 Armstrong............... 0 6 0 8 — 14 Atl — Hall 2 run (Pulisic kick) Atl — Safety Atl — Williams 30 pass from Rucker(Pulisic kick) Atl — Simpson 40 pass from Rucker(Pulisic kick) Atl — Combs 9 pass from Rucker(Pulisic kick) Atl — Hall 5 run (Pulisic kick) Arm — Herring 40 pass from Cooley(run failed) Atl — Hall 1 run (Pulisic kick) Atl — McCombs 45 punt return(Pulisic kick) Arm — Smith 63 run (Smith from Cooley)
astounding. So much so that on-lookers began to wonder if the rest of the field had somehow gotten lost. “I knew there wasn’t that much competition for me but I love racing so I wasn’t just going to go and run an easy race,” Breidenbuagh said. With no one even remotely in site, Breidenbaugh crossed the finish line with a Pole Green Park Capital District record time of 18:35.00; a jaw-dropping 1:11.34 ahead of her second place teammate. “I knew there was going to be some distance but I didn’t know it would be that much,” she said. Though his star set a new record, Hopper was even more pleased with Spears, who barely edged out Glen Allen’s Katie Sperry in a sprint down the stretch for a near photo finish; a margin of 00:00.17 of a second. “Annie ran pretty impressive,” Hopper said, noting that Spears beat several girls she had lost to throughout the regular season. “She came back and just raced a great race, gutted it out at the end and nipped the Glen Allen girl by just a fraction of second.” Hanover’s Rachel Gaunt was 11th. Lee-Davis’ Victoria Doss and Bonny Turnage claimed third and fourth while team-
mates Samantha Perkins and Haley Uliasz took 14-15. But Atlee took the team win 40-47 over Hanover by filling seven of the eight slots between the Cfeds pairs. Junior Dezi Bennett was sixth followed by Scarlett Bavin, Katie Gardner, Chole Bavin and Katie Bland. Julia Fraser was 12th followed by Katt Grasberger. Lee-Davis finished third (56) followed by Glen Allen (104), Henrico (136), Highland Springs (181) and Varina (194). “We ran well as a pack and that’s important,” Triemplar said of his Raider girls but added a need for improvement this Saturday. “To advance in the regional we’re going to have to have somebody move up. Right now we’re not getting that low number.” Breidenbaugh, who will be one of the favorites in this Saturday’s Central Region meet at Pole Green Park, feels all of her fellow Hanover County competitors hold an edge. “I feel bad for people who never get to come here,” she said. “LeeDavis, Atlee and us, we get to come here pretty often so it gives us an advantage.” For complete district results go online to www.mechlocal. com
Atlee 41, Lee-Davis 66, Glen Allen 68, Hanover 77, Henrico 148, Varina 162, Highland Springs 167 Top 10: 1. Hall (A) 16:12; 2. Davis (GA) 16:26; 3. Carmichael (A) 16:47; 4. Poyer (H) 16:57; 5. Adam (LD) 17:00; 6. Thornhill (V) 17:06; 7. Byrd (GA) 17:08; 8. Nachman (H) 17:18; 9. Morgan (LD) 17:23; 10. Stevenson (LD) 17:29.24; 11. Hunt (A) 18:55; 12. Christian (A) 19:06; 13. Gilleland (LD) 19:13; 14. Longest (LD) 19:15; 15. Chudoba (LD) 19:16.
GIRLS (3.1 miles at Pole Green) Atlee 40, Hanover 47, Lee-Davis 56, Glen Allen 104, Henrico 136, Highland Springs 181, Varina 194 Top 10: 1. Breidenbaugh (H) 18:35; 2. Sadler (H) 19:46.34; 3. Sperry (GA) 19:46.57; 4. Doss (LD) 20:10; 5. Turnage (LD) 20:16; 6. Bennett (A) 20:25; 7. S. Bavin (A) 20:32; 8. Gardner (A) 20:35; 9. C. Bavin (A) 20:38; 10. Bland (A) 20:44; 11. Gaunt (H) 21:00; 12. Fraser (A) 21:12; 13. Grasberger 21:21; 14. Perkins (LD) 21:46; 15. Uliasz (LD) 21:52.
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Hawks fly to district championship 4-1 Hanover defense downs Atlee for Capital title By Charlie Leffler cleffler@mechlocal.com Beating an opponent three times in a single season is never an easy task but on Thursday night the Hanover field hockey squad (16-2) pulled off the trifecta sweep of rival Atlee (113) for the second straight year. With a 4-1 victory over the Raiders in the Capital District field hockey tournament championship game, the Hawks ran their league winning streak to 22 games. Although Hanover and Atlee entered the tournament as the two top seeds, neither breezed to the championship match. Hanover held off #4
seed Henrico for a 2-1 semifinal win and #3 seed Lee-Davis took Atlee to two overtimes before the Raiders escaped 2-1. Playing on the artificial turf at Sports Quest in Midlothian, the game took on a faster pace than the matches on Hanover County’s natural grass surfaces but both teams appeared up to the challenge. The action raced up and down the field but early on neither squad could capitalize on getting the ball in close. The Hawks finally broke the stalemate midway through the first half. In the 13th minute of play, Hanover senior Julia Dry found pay dirt, retrieving the ball off a block from Atlee keeper Hayley Smith and going on the attack from the right side for the score. The Hawks upped their advantage to 2-0 seven minutes
later following another rejection by Smith, who had 14 saves on the night. Hanover senior Abby Bellows took the rebound and quickly fed the ball to teammate Michelle Knizner on the left side. The bang-bang play resulted in the freshman firing past Smith before the keeper could react. “She’s been great,” Hanover head coach Sarah Bottorff said of Knizner. “A real presence up top; she’ll fight for that ball and get in there and put it in there on you, which she did.” The Hawks added to their lead when Bellows connected from the top of the arc for a 3-0 Hanover lead. “Score early, score often is what we’ve been aiming at all season and we really pulled it Kenny Moore/For The Local out this time,” Bellows said. Back from left: Hanover’s Bailey Lein, Madelyn Clark, Lauren Kesler and Brenna Crawford line up
Knizner completed 10-of18 passes for 166 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. Running back L.J. Jones ran the ball 28 times for 142 yards and three touchdowns. The victory sets up a pivotal Capital District battle next week between the Hawks, ranked No. 6 in the Times-Dispatch poll, and third-ranked Varina, which defeated Glen Allen 547 Friday night. “We’re excited. A lot of fun stuff is on the line,” Hanover coach Josh Just. “We’re look-
ing forward to our rematch with Varina, and I know they’re looking forward to their rematch with us. It’s going to be fun.” The Capital District has been especially tough this season. After a frustrating 24-14 loss to Atlee earlier this month, Hanover (7-1, 4-1 Capital) has been regrouping. That process seemed endangered when Sam Rogers dislocated an elbow against Henrico two weeks ago. But Knizner has stepped up nicely.
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to create a solid blockade against the shot from Atlee’s Emily Dietrick. The Hawks defense was relentless, holding Atlee to a single score for a 4-1 Capital District Championship victory.
Knizner and Jones keep Hawks rolling Hanover downs Lee-Davis 38-20
By Dave Lawrence For The Mechanicsville Local Sam Rogers may be out, but Hanover still has plenty of weapons in its offensive backfield. The Hawks used those weapons – especially quarterback Andrew Knizner – to great effect Friday night as they defeated visiting Lee-Davis 3820 in a Capital District contest.
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“We have to really, really good quarterbacks here,” Just said. “They’re both talented. It’s a blessing to have to guys like that – and leaders, and gamers, both of them. “Andrew has done a nice job. … He did a great job as a receiver and punter at the beginning of the year. He moved into our slot position and did well at that. And at quarterback – I’m not surprised.”
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Hanover’s Lawrence Jones (4) breaks loose for a big gain against Lee-Davis. Jones ran 28 times for 142 yards and 3 TD’s.
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Just as they did in their final regular season matchup with Atlee, Bottorff felt the early lead allowed her Hawks to play loose over the remainder of the contest. “It kind of gives you a little more confidence with going in and playing your hardest,” she said. Likewise, Atlee head coach Alyssa Farling felt the multiple score deficit changed the mindset of her Raiders. Instead of pushing on offense, Atlee mentally dropped back into a protective mode. “I do feel like after that second or third goal, you see us, we feel like we need to play a little more defensively,” Farling said. “That hurts you on offense when you start doing that.” As a result, senior standout Emily Dietrick repeatedly moved the ball into scoring position and was unable to find help as most of her teammates were back on defense. To add to that disadvantage the Hanover defense created a virtual forest of wood between Dietrick and the goal. “They were all over us,” Farling said. Defense was a point of emphasis for the Hawks. “Keep
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Another player who had a good night for Hanover was Justin Peebles. Peebles has been out for most of the season as he recovered from a broken collarbone. But he established himself as Knizner’s favorite target, usually a step ahead of Lee-Davis defensive backs, good enough to catch seven passes for 148 yards and a touchdown. “They did a good job of using him,” Lee-Davis coach Zac Hayden said of Peebles. “He had a great game.” The loss may have doomed the Confederates’ hope for a Division 5 playoff berth.
them from scoring especially Emily (Dietrick) because Emily has a great shot,” Bellows said. “Keep her out of the circle, don’t let her have any shot, don’t let anybody have any shots, clear to the midfielders and go from there. The goal is to frustrate them, don’t let them have the ball and get an advantage.” The trio of keeper Bailey Lien, Rosie Easter and Madelyn Clark provided the majority of that frustration for the Raiders. “That’s what’s made us so strong the last two years has been our defense,” Bottorff said. “Madelyn Clark, Rosie and our keeper, they work really well as a unit and they work really hard to keep that ball out of the net for us.” Lien, who picked up 14 saves in the contest, repeatedly got up on the Raider attack and swamped the space between the uprights. Most notable was a second half shot from Bellows that rocketed towards the goal at head height. A quick sweep of Lien’s arm deflected the potential goal and set the Hanover offense back in motion. “I’ve been so pleased with her,” Bottorff said. “She’s come up from being the reserve keeper last year and not really playing in a whole lot of matches to
being out starting keeper and just coming up big for us a lot of times this year.” But it was Clark that provided the most frustration for the Raider offense. “I credit #15 Madelyn Clark,” Farling said. “She’s a wall. She was on the entire backfield. She played really good defense for them tonight. Every time we hit it down there, there she was.” So much so that Farling gave her team specific instructions
during a late time out. “That was our time out, ‘Let’s not hit it to Clark anymore’,” she told her squad. “Let’s make sure we hit it wide then cross it in.” Five minutes into the second half Atlee got on the board. Lein blocked a shot from Dietrick and junior Ally Ritchie corralled the carom and fired back past a diving Lein for the goal. The Hawks created the final margin midway through the second half when Bellows got
low in front of a crowded box and somehow found daylight for a 4-1 lead. Both Atlee and Hanover began regional play on Monday after press deadline. Atlee played Central District #1 seed Thomas Dale while Hanover took on Matoaca. Making only the school’s second appearence in regional play, the Hawks feel they are ready to make some noise. “I think everybody around us was
really shocked that we made it to regionals (last year) because nobody really pays attention to Hanover field hockey,” Bellows said. “But this year everybody’s expecting a little more. We’re expecting a little more and we’re really excited to go.”
“We made some mistakes,” Hayden said. “We didn’t execute, we need to do some things better. We’ll get back to the drawing board Monday and try to finish out the season on a high note.” Lee Davis (4-4, 2-3) was led by quarterback Israel Vaughan, who carried the ball 18 times for 167 yards and two touchdowns. He also completed 7of-19 passes for 63 yards and another score. Hanover wasted no time trying to show who was boss on its home field. The Hawks’ first score came on the first play of the game when Xavier Crocker returned the opening kickoff 64 yards for a touchdown.
While the Confederate defense twice stopped the Hanover juggernaut in the first half, most of the time Knizner’s ability to connect with receivers, such as Peebles, or Jones ability to break through the line eventually produced a score for the Hawks. After briefly spotting LeeDavis to an 8-7 lead following a 43-yard run by Vaughan midway through the first quarter, Hanover went ahead for good with a 37-yard pass from Knizner to Peebles. The Hawks scored on their next two drives, on 14- and 8-yard runs by Jones, to take a 28-8 lead. Knizner’s passing played a key role in setting up the latter score. First, Knizner
connected on a 46-yard pass to Peebles that gave the Hawks a first-and-10 at the Lee-Davis 25. Lee-Davis’s offense showed some grit in the second half. On the opening drive of the third quarter, the Confederates drove 66 yards, capping the drive with a 25-yard run by Vaughan. Taking advantage of a fumbled Hanover punt return in the fourth quarter, the Confederates scored on a 30-yard pass from Vaughan to Tyrell Eaton. In both cases, conversion attempts failed. Hanover scored twice more in the second half. After a holding call stalled a long drive in the middle of the third, the Hawks settled for a 30-yard
field goal by Matt Palmen to take a 31-14 lead. After a fumble caused by a bad snap nearly ended the Hawks’ next-to-last drive, giving them a third-and-13 at the 50-yard line, backup running back Lamont Stubbs broke loose for a 14-yard run to keep the drive alive. Stubbs carried the ball five times to get the ball to the 18, then Jones did the rest, scoring on a 16-yard run.
H – Jones 14 run (Palmen kick) H – Jones 8 run (Palmen kick) L-D – Vaughan 25 run (pass failed) H – FG Palmen 30 L-D – Eaton 30 pass from Vaughan (kick failed) H – Jones 16 run (Palmen kick)
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Hanover’s Julia Dry (18) punches the ball through a number of players to score the Hawks’ first goal and the game.
Lee-Davis.................. 8 0 6 6—20 Hanover.................. 14 14 3 7—38 H – Crocker 64 kick return (Palmen kick) L-D – Vaughan 43 run (Eaton run) H – Peebles 37 pass from Knizner (Palmen kick)
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Atlee.................................... 0 1 — 1 Hanover.............................. 3 1 — 4 A: Ritchie H: Bellows 2, Dry, Knizner, Saves: Smith (A) 14; Lien (H) 14 Records: Atlee 11-3; Hanover 16-2
RUSHING Lee-Davis – Vaughan 18 carries 167 yards, Eaton 3-15, Roger 3-4, Simpson 7-25. Hanover – Jones 28-142, Mahmood 2-6, Knizner 4(minus 10), Stubbs 9-71. PASSING Lee-Davis – Vaughan 7 completions 19 attempts 63 yards, 0 interceptions. Hanover – Knizner 10-18-166-1. RECEIVING Lee-Davis – Smith 2 reception 18 yards, Eaton 2-41, Reynolds 2-1, Simpson 1-3. Hanover – Peebles 7148, Mahmood 2-17, Sorah 1-1. Records: Lee-Davis (4-4, 2-3 Capital), Hanover (7-1, 4-1).
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Big losses shouldn’t slow Yellow Jackets More athletic R-MC will contend for ODAC title By Charlie Leffler cleffler@mechlocal.com Nine players are gone from last year’s Randolph-Macon men’s basketball team. Seven went out as graduates and two to transfer. All nine played. Six logged major minutes, two were solid support players and one was an up and comer. But surprisingly, despite the losses the Yellow Jackets should once again be in the hunt for an ODAC title and a NCAA berth. Overshadowed in the loss of players such as Danny Jones, Brandon Braxton, Eric Pugh and company, is the return of a solid core that is both athletic and talented. Seniors Calvin Croskey and Adam Desgain along with junior Lamar Giggetts form a nucleus around which head coach Nathan Davis plans to build a highly competitive squad. “We have eight guys that have been through it before,” Davis said. “We have eight guys that were going against a high level of competition every day.” Last season Croskey logged more minutes than any Yellow Jacket, Desgain was the top three point shooter (.442) and Giggetts kept improving as the season progressed to earned All-Tournament honors as a role player. Junior guard/forward Matt Blumel also returns
to the team this season. As a freshman in the 2009-10 season, Blumel was in the rotation and played in every game down the stretch including the Final Four. But the talent does not stop there. The Yellow Jackets return an athletic group of players that were stuck in the rotation behind Jones and Braxton. “It’s hard for a freshman to beat those guys out,” Davis said but noted the experience of practicing against the elder pair will pay off this season. “They got the best competition of anyone day in and day out. They competed against them at a very high level. “I think we’ve got returning guys that people haven’t seen on the floor a whole lot but are talented and will be ready to step up and make plays and help us win games,” Davis said. One of those is junior center Dylan Cole. The Hanover product
has bided his time and is now ready to show what he can do. “For two years he’s battled every day against Braxton, Jones and Campion and those guys and has gotten better and better and has had a great fall,” Davis said. “He clearly has been playing well.” Giggetts and sophomore Andre Simon will provide a physical presence for the Jackets. Some of the most electrifying dunks of the season came at the hands of Simon in a reserve role. “I would say without question top to bottom we’re more athletic,” Davis said. “I don’t think we’re quite as big but we’ll definitely play faster.” Despite Cole’s improvement, Davis expects to use a rotation of players
From far left: Sophomores Andre Simon (23) and Jamie Robinson (2), juniors Lamar Giggetts (above left) and Dylan Cole (above) along with seniors Calvin Croskey (above right) and Adam Desgain (right) will give RandolphMacon head coach Nathan Davis (far right) talent and experience. Despite losing nine contributors from last year’s team the Yellow Jackets will once again be a factor in the ODAC race.
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Does Davis feel any trepidation about putting players with no college experience at the point? “Not with those guys,” he said. Walker and Sullivan are Charlotte, NC products who both got looks from Division I teams. Badger had opportunities to play in Division II but favored the R-MC environment instead. “I think we’re in good shape there,” Davis said. Also as sophomores, Davis expects guards Jamie Robinson and Chase Desgain to be in the mix. Despite having one of the most experienced teams in Division III last season, Davis said he has enjoyed the early part of this season more. “I think this year’s probably a little more fun,” he said. “Last year with all those guys coming back, the general expectations were so high that there’s pressure to be perfect right away. “Where our expectations are really high this year, there’s still a lot to learn,” Davis said. “I think our guys have been working very hard and taking the coaching very well so it’s been exciting.” The biggest challenge for the Yellow Jackets will be replacing the point production of Jones, Braxton and Pugh, which accounted for half their scoring. But Davis believes this year’s squad has the see JACKETS, pg. 43 `
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in the post including Giggetts, Simon and King William product, freshman Akeem Holmes. But the player everyone wants to see take the court is 7-foot, 300 lb freshman center Hunter Fromang. “He’s a big boy,” Davis said. “He’s enormous.” Davis did not go so far as saying Fromang is a project player but did note he has only three years of basketball experience. “I wouldn’t rule him out of seeing the floor this year,” Davis said. ““He has great hands. He catches everything. “He’s got some things he’s going to do well because you can’t teach size and ability,” Davis said. While Croskey is the most experienced guard on the team he will not run the point this season. Instead that duty will be divided between a group of four freshmen; Marcus Badger, Trent Walker, Connor Sullivan and Kyle King.
receiving votes category but Davis feels there are several Continued from pg. 42 b other squads that will be among the ODAC’s best. “The league’s ability to be even more potent. “I think that we have guys fantastic,” Davis said. “I think that really understand how to Guilford with Josh Pittman play,” he said. “We have guys that and they’ve got some guys they can get their own shots. We have brought in. Randolph was in the guys aren’t selfish and pass the championship game last year, they’ve still got ball. I think the Colton Hunt strength of our ODAC Preseason Poll team will be the 1. Va. Wesleyan (8) 98 pts. and (David) ability to create 2. H-SC (3) 90 pts. W o o d s shots for one 3. Guilford 72 pts. Morrow.” D a v i s another. 4. R-MC 71 pts. “We have 5. Randolph 59 pts. noted that guys now that 6. EMU 57 pts. Washington can do some 7. W & L 51 pts. & Lee has things that guys 8. Lynchburg 46 pts. the biggest before couldn’t 9. Roanoke 31 pts. team in the do,” Davis said. 10. Bridgewater 18 pts. ODAC and Ly n c h b u r g “So I do think 11. E & H 12 pts brings back you’ll see a faster the league’s pace. I do think best player in Nate Campbell. you’ll see an aggressive team.” R-MC was tabbed fourth Randolph-Macon was one in the ODAC preseason poll of four Old Dominion Athletic Conference teams to make the behind Va. Wesleyan, H-SC D3hoops.com preseason poll, and Guilford. Randolph was indicating another competitive selected fifth followed by EMU, W&L, Lynchburg, Roanoke, year in league play. Virginia Wesleyan, which Bridgewater and E&H. “I think it will be a very returns everyone from last season, was tabbed the #1 team competitive league,” Davis said. in the country while Hampden- “You’ve got to be ready to play Sydney came in at #23. “They every night.” On Tuesday night, R-MC might be the most talented team began exhibition play with a in the league,” Davis said of HSC. “There’s no reason to think trip to Division I’s American they won’t be competing to win University. The Yellow Jackets the league when it’s all said and kick off the regular season on November 15, when they host done.” R-MC and Eastern Christopher Newport University Mennonite were in the also at 8:15 p.m.
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Josh Wells: From quarterback to lineman Former Hanover QB in his fourth position in three years at JMU By Tim Pearrell Media General News Services If he’s tempted to sneak into the quarterbacks meetings at James Madison, Josh Wells won’t say so. The former quarterback at Hanover High is content to hang out and have fun with the group he’s joined: the offensive linemen. Wells has changed positions for the Dukes almost as often as someone enduring a restless night of sleep. The redshirt sophomore has been a tight end, defensive tackle, tight end, left tackle and now right tackle. That’s the position into which he seems to have settled as the starter for the ninthranked Dukes, who took on No. 15 Old Dominion on Saturday in Norfolk. “To be an ex-quarterback and to be his first year at offensive tackle, I think he’s playing pretty dadgum good,” JMU coach Mickey Matthews said. There were no major offers for a 6-foot-5, 220-pound pocket passer who threw for more than 4,000 yards and 28 touchdowns at Hanover. Some Division III schools showed interest in Wells as a quarterback. JMU was the only FCS school to offer him a
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Josh Wells has gone from quarterback at Hanover to playing on the offensive line at JMU.
chance as a recruited walk-on — at tight end. “I just figured I wasn’t the fastest guy,” Wells said. “I wasn’t the quarterback they were looking for. . . . I had to go with what was offered to me.” Wells always was a quarterback in middle school and high school, so the move to tight end was unusual enough. Then there was the odyssey of position changes. Wells redshirted his first year as a tight end. The coaching staff switched him to defensive tackle as a freshman to provide depth because of injuries. He got into a few games and recovered a fumble against Richmond before going back to tight end because of another
Rohle’s 5 TDs lift Tigers to 63-49 win Staff reports Despite a rocky start, Hampden-Sydney was able to remain perfect in ODAC play (4-0, 7-1 overall) with a 6349 win at Guilford College on Saturday, thanks largely to a pair of former Hanover players. Senior running back Kirk Rohle accounted for 232 yards of offense while scoring five touchdowns. Not to be outdone, linebacker Kenny Fryman led the defense with 12 tackles, nine
of them solo including four tackles for a loss, a sack and two pass break-ups, one of which was intercepted for a touchdown. Atlee alums played a role in the win as well with senior John Michael Sparagna pulling in a 7yard TD pass from Travis Lane (Mills Godwin) and freshman linebacker Josh Doggett recording one of the best games of his young career with six tackles. H-SC (7-1, 4-0) will face Washington and Lee this
Saturday at 1 p.m. for the Old Dominion Athletic Conference title. Lane threw for 303 yards and three touchdowns for the Tigers. Zac Halbert led the Quakers (1-7, 0-4) with 396 yards and seven touchdown passes. H-SC...................... 0 35 13 15 — 63 Guilford................ 14 7 14 14 — 49 G —King 41 from Halbert (Bridges) G—Blake 15 from Halbert (Bridges) H —Rohle 5 run (Prizzia) G—Tiller II 64 from Halbert (Bridges)
H — Lane 22 run (Prizzia kick) H —Sparagna 7 from Lane (Prizzia) H —Rohle 2 run (Prizzia) H —Rohle 4 run (Prizzia) H —Rohle 7 run (Prizzia) G —King 24 pass from Halbert (Bridges) H—Rohle 43 from Lane (kick failed) G —King 3 from Halbert (Bridges) H — Vance 15 pass from Lane (Lane run) G— Blake 5 from Halbert (Bridges) H — Poydence 48 interception return (Prizzia) G — Wilson 9 from Halbert (Bridges)
injury. With holes to fill on the offensive line, he started spring practice at left tackle. He moved to right tackle before preseason practice and earned a scholarship. Through weightlifting and eating — oatmeal, pasta, chicken, steak — he’s put on 75 pounds and weighs 295. “The best way to describe it is football means a lot to Josh, to be a good player,” Matthews said. “He improves all the time. He’s just a very hard worker. He’s very conscientious. “We always talk about him in our scrimmages (as being) very tenacious. Whatever Josh has, you’re going to get it for three hours.” Wells’ strength has been his
run-blocking. Behind a line that features a redshirt freshman, two sophomores, a junior and a senior, the Dukes rank first in the Colonial Athletic Association and eighth nationally in rushing at 242.7 yards per game. “We have fun with each other on and off the field,” said Wells, who plays golf and fishes with roommates Matt Krout and Scott Jones. “I think that helps during games. We trust each other. “I embrace (being a lineman). It’s definitely been a journey coming from being a quarterback. Tim Pearrell is a staff writer for the Richmond Times Dispatch.
P. HENRY 39, J.R. TUCKER 13 Raymon Minor rushed for two touchdowns and returned an interception for a score as Patrick Henry (2-6, 2-3) defeated J.R. Tucker (2-6, 1-4) in Colonial District play. Otis Harris rushed for 171 yards and three touchdowns. As a team, the Patriots rushed for 300 yards, and held the Tigers to just three yards rushing. Bryson Wong ran for 99 yards for Patrick Henry. Defensively, he had three
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pass deflections and a sack. Micah Gorman passed for 61 yards and a touchdown for Tucker. Patrick Henry........... 7 20 6 6 — 39 J.R. Tucker............... 0 0 13 0 — 13 PH — Minor 4 run (McKee kick) PH — Minor 19 INT return (McKee kick) PH — Minor 1 run (kick blocked) PH — Harris 4 run (McKee kick) JRT — Warren 49 pass from Gorman(Mejia kick) PH — Harris 2 run (kick blocked) JRT — Jac. Cousins 85 kickoff return(kick blocked) PH — Harris 1 run (kick blocked)
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YARD & ESTATE SALES Fundraiser Ladies Day Out Shopping Extravaganza. 10 am 3pm. Sat. Nov 5 East Hanover Fire station. 8493 New Bethesda Rd. Bring your gold. Paying top dollar for gold! 804-922-3602 Garage Sale, Saturday, November 5th, 7am12noon, 7360 Lexington Drive (Liberty Hall Hills) off 360. Household, Holiday Items, Toys, Childrens clothes & lots more! Inside Yard/Moving Sale Sat. Nov. 5th, 7am - 1pm 8238 Laurel Meadows Drive. Meredith Farms Sub. Next to Laurel Meadows Elementary School Two like new sofas, oak rocker/glider, household items, lots of Christmas decorations, and much more. Everything Must Go! Large Moving Sale Fri. Nov 4th & Sat. Nov. 5th, 7:30 am - 3:00 pm. 7367 Hill View Drive, 23111. Windy Hill Estates. Mapex Drum set, pool table. excercise equipment, baby furniture, other houshold furnishings, clothes, tools. Multi-Family Yard Sale - Fri., Sat., & Sun. Nov. 4th, 5th, & 6th. 9 am until ? 7428 & 7432 Sandy Lane behind Wal-Mart. Books, clothing -all sizes, household, furniture, comforters, lots of homemade items, grandfather clock, handcrafted wooden baby cradle. Everything from A to Z! YARD SALE PICKERS - GET READY!~ Nov. 4th, Friday, 8:30am-1pm Meadowbridge II Sub. 8219 & 8220 Meadowlake Rd Variety of Christmas Decoration, Halloween Decoration, Vintage Bedspreads, Glassware, Sofa, TV Stand & MORE!! Rain Date: Nov. 5th, Sat. Advertise with The Mechanicsville Local Call 746-1235 to hear about The Local’s upcoming advertising opportunities!
Seasoned Firewood For Sale. Small/Large Loads Delivered. Call 229-2694 or 798-5004
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Bed - New Mattress Set in Plastic w/ warr. Full $99, Queen $109, King $189. Delivery/Lay -A-Way. 218-0680
Pets & Animals DOGS GoldenDoodles - CKC 1-black female & 1-golden female remaining. Dew claws removed. Shots & Wormed. Raised in home. Ready 11/8. $750 each. Call 804-633-7369.
Education & Instruction ARTS & MUSIC ABCDEFG All the names of the piano keys If you want to learn to play Pick up the phone and call today Piano lessons are a lot of fun You’ll amaze your friends once you’ve begun Contact Phillip Patrick at 804.241.3035 or studio88pianokeys@gmail.com to learn more about weekly piano lessons.
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GARAGES/GARAGE DOORS Mechanicsville Garage Door Sales & Service. 254-0398
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Mark W Johnson Powerwashing Cleaning of all surfaces: houses, decks, driveways /sealing, etc. Gutter Cleaning & Covers. Lic/Ins. Free Est. 15 years experience. Call 683-9866
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Parmelee Construction & Trim Int/Ext Doors, Windows, Interior Molding/Trim Decks, Custom Carpentry. Call 678-9606
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Miranda Home Improvements Windows, Doors, Bathrooms, Kitchens, Vinyl Siding, Cement Work, Wood Floors, Tile. Free Estimates. No job too small or too big! Call 300-1331
NORMAN’S TREE & LAWN CARE SERVICE. GRASS CONTRACTS, SEEDING, AERATION, MULCHING, LEAF REMOVAL, TRACTOR WORK & MORE. FREE EST. LICENSED & INSURED. CALL 769-7197
Ritchie Home Improvement - Additions, Decks, Garages, Screened Porches, Sheds, Windows & Siding. Repairs & Improvements of all sizes. Licensed & Insured. Free Estimates. Call 512-7441
1-Call for all your Lawn Care needs. Mulching, Aerating, Grass Contracts & more. Insured. Free Est. L & J Landscaping & Tree Service, LLC. 229-2694 or 798-5004 www.LandJTreeService.web.officelive.com
CONCRETE/BRICK Brickwood Construction, Masonry Contractor Over 30 years experience, Licensed & Insured. Brick & block work and repairs. Call 804-730-2722. Mechanicsville Masonry Free Estimates. Licensed and Insured Small Residential Projects (804) 754-6722
DRIVEWAYS Charles Stanley, Jr. Paving & Sealing Free Estimates. Call (Cell) 908-2723 or 804-346-5602. Stoneman Paving Co. Inc. Res/Com. Asphalt, Concrete, Seal Coating & Striping, Driveways, Patios, & Pool Decks. Lic/Ins. 20 yrs. exp. 746-9102 stonemanpaving.com
ELECTRICAL Always Call Brent Electric Master Electrician 30 yrs. exp. Lifetime Mech Res. Free Est. Lic/Ins. 804-833-5184
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FENCING *SUPERIOR FENCE CO* for the BEST VALUE on a Quality Wood Fence. Call 559-2211 Repairs & Improvements of All Sizes Licensed & Insured. Free Estimates.
HAULING BERBERICH HAULING Serving Mechanicsville Since 1988 Trees, Bushes, Junk 779-3118 or 334-0919
HEATING/AC BELL CREEK Heating- Cooling Service & Preventative Maintenance. 31 yrs exp. Lic. BBB 559-1045.
HOME REPAIRS Stanley Home Improvement Repairs inside & outside your home. No job too small. 20 years experience. Licensed & Insured Ken 262-8845 Drywall Repairs- Small jobs welcome. Clean & Dependable. Licensed & Insured 30 years experience. Dean~ 803-8417 Herring Home ImprovementWindows, Decks, Sheds, Repairs. Licensed & Insured. Call 537-5755
Winters Fencing 627-2935 Best Prices! Licensed & Insured. Free Estimates.
Seward’s Home Repairs Residential & Rental Property Painting & Repairs. No Job too small! Licensed/Insured. Call for all your handyman needs, Larry 402-6548.
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Affordable Powerwash Houses, Roofs, Decks, Lic & Ins. 550-2345 Hanover Handy Services - P o w e r w a s h i n g Houses, Decks, Gutter Cleaning Licensed & Insured. Call 363-8393 JAY-M’S POWER WASHING Houses, Decks, Driveways Free Estimates - Licensed & Insured 730-4969 / 363-6988
A-Plus Lawn Care - Aeration Special - Most yards $69. Grass Cutting-most yards $45. Other Services offered. Mechanicsville & Richmond Resident 40+ yrs. Lic. & Ins. Call for a free estimate, 833-4539 A SUPERIOR LANDSCAPE Commercial and Residential Landscaping Including design installation & maintenance, 12-month contracts, irrigation installation & maintenance, hardscapes, driveway stone, drainage issues, outdoor lighting & mulch delivery. Licensed and insured. (804)746-2605 Dreading raking up all those leaves this Fall? Why not have Josh’s Landscaping get them up? Leaf removal starts at just $50. for small lawns. We also do handyman work, snow removal, & lawn care. Call Josh at 804-512-7352, please leave a message. KJLC Commercial Grounds Maintenance Commercial & Residential Landscape Grading, Pavers, Sidewalk, Patios & Retaining Walls, Drainage, Weed Control, Fertilization, Aeration, Seeding, Pruning, Mulch. Call 746-0827, ext. 2. OLD TYME LAWN CARE Leaf Removal / Yard Cleanup Call David 804-405-6705, leave message RJ. Davis Lawn Care, Inc.
ALLSHOUSE PAINTING Powerwashing, Sheet Rock Repairs, Gutter Cleaning, Commercial/Residential. Lic/Insured. Int./Ext. Call 730-6531 or 402-6531 A Women’s Touch to make your home Beautiful! Inter/Exter. Comm. & Res. Painting. Call for FREE estimate & color consultation Diane’s Painting 651-6134 or 437-0612. www.dianespainting.com E.J. HornungExcellent References. Interior & Exterior. Great Rates. 746-5613 Painting By George Interior & Exterior Reasonable Rates. Call 550-3260 PCT Remodeling Exterior/Interior Painting. Licensed/Insured. 264-9352
PLUMBING Aguilar Plumbing -For all your Service & Plumbing Needs. Drain Cleaning Included. Licensed/Insured. Free Estimates. Flat Rates. Senior Discounts. Call Jorge 804-503-6530 Gary’s Plumbing Repair Service. Lic./Ins. 218-1467 It Fitz Plumbing 30 Years Experience Repair & Renovation Call 804-767-0979 Paul Brown Plumbing - 28 years in business. New Residential, Light Commercial, Renovations, Additions & Service. We do it all! Senior Citizen Discounts. Call for free estimate, 804-746-5030.
ROOFING A W Austin/ Q R & R Vinyl Siding, Thermal Windows, Seamless Alum. gutters, Roofing & Painting, 5 yr. warr. Free Est. Class A #2705042498A. Insured. Call 226-9293. Davidson Roofing Co. Residential roofing & repair specialist. Lic/ Ins. GAF authorized installer. Free Est. George Davidson 804-672-0540 / 804-263-5121. BBB. www.davidsonroofing.com
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PCT Remodeling Tile / Kitchens & Baths Free Estimates. Licensed & Insured. Call 264-9352
Sandy Valley Lawn Care - Insured Leaf Removal and Yard Clean Up Mowing, Pruning, Trimming 779-7046
TREE SERVICE A People’s Tree Service- Professional work at a reasonable rate. Ins. Free Est. Mulch. Call 730-2163 1% DONATED TO ST. JUDES CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
PAINTING Affordable House Painting & Repairs Int. & Ext. Painting, Staining, Power Washing, Textured Ceilings, Sheetrock & Wall Papering Lic. & Ins. - Kevin Taylor, 241-5016
Ernie’s Tree Service - Trimming, Removal & Stump Grinding. Free Est. 75ft. Bucket Truck. BBB. 730-6563 or 833-9663
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A SUPERIOR LANDSCAPE Commercial & Residential Tree Removal Grapple truck and skid steers available for loading and removing large trees and debris. Stump removal and grinding as well as tree trimming services available. Licensed and Insured. Call 804-746-2605 Howard Tree Service Trimming & Take Downs. Stump Removal. If it’s tree work - we do it! Insured. Free Est. Michael 746-7546 or 779-7011 day/night. MC/VISA/Discover.
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ACCOUNTANT: Local CPA firm looking for staff accountant, preferably CPA, for full-time position during tax season, (January-April) and part-time employment the remainder of the year. Please send resume to Accountant, P. O. Box 596, Mechanicsville, VA 23111.
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Kevin Morris 427-5138
Sandra Willis 380-3804
Elaine Taton 427-5132
Woody Hogg 427-5101
Jeff Flickinger 427-5114
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Walnut Grove Road
Gorgeous 2-story Dutch Colonial on 5.84 acres! This custombuilt home features 3 bedrooms, 2½ bathrooms, family room with brick fireplace, formal living and dining rooms, large utility room with extra cabinets, 20' x 30' unfinished room over garage that can be easily made into a 4th bedroom, large rear deck, 2-car garage, detached carport that is perfect for a boat, and 1-year ERA buyer’s home warranty. $349,950.
Call Woody Hogg at 804-427-5100.
Bradley Boykin 427-5104
Gene Seargent 427-5124
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5 ACReS/SuBDIvIDABLe 9393 Chamberlayne Rd Mechanicsville Va 2100 Sq Ft Ranch on property Gwynn’s Island Condominium Beautiful waterfront condominiums with your own private boat slip. Within minutes Sold in ‘AS IS’ Condition of some of the best fishing the Chesapeake Bay can offer! There’s nothing like coming out to the Bay to relax. Great for those who are looking for retirement living. You no exterior maintenance or grass to cut. The Community Association has a pier Call immediately if interested. have for fishing, crabbing or just relaxing out in the sun. The sand beach makes it great for swimming and sun bathing. Come out and visit some of the best waterfront living in Laurel Bartlett 804-363-6661 Virginia. Both condos come with a One Year ERA Buyers Home warranty. Please call Woody Hogg at 804-357-0969
Dabney’s Mill Road
This Colonial sits on 20 acres w/over 3400 sq. ft. This custom home has hdwd floors on the 1st floor and the hallway upstairs. Crown molding through out, w/chair rail in the family room and the breakfast area. The kitchen has custom cabinets, lg. pantry. Family has beautiful hardwood floors, wood stove and exposed walnut beams. Upstairs the MBR is huge with a fireplace and a make up area that leads into the MBA. 3rd floor has a 4th BRM w/an entertainment area. This property can be sub-divided at least two times. $339,000
Call: J.J. Cox, Jr. 804-301-8633 - jjcoxrealestate.com
Garry Smith 909-9626
Joe Sperry 417-1251
Pam Hogg Russell Crews 427-5102 746-5432
$339,950 in Woody’s Hundred Subdivision!
Custom built 2400 sq ft, 4 bedrm, 2.5 bath sits on a private 2 acre cul-de-sac lot. Brick front, side entry 2 car garage w/aggregate drive, rear deck, patio area, & is wired by va power for a generator. Open floor plan, family rm has cathedral ceiling, gas fireplace, kitchen has hardwood flooring, breakfast bar, w/lots of cabinets & morning rm. 1st floor master has lg. w/walk in closet, a master bath w/jetted tub & shower, w/separate ent to rear deck. Dining rm has hardwood floors.
Call Jeremy Roberts at 804-382-6899 or Kevin Morris at 804-652-9025
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Willow Dance
Lovely transitional Rancher with an open floor plan. This home features an eat-in kitchen, formal dining room and 2½ baths. This home also comes with a Master Suite with a deluxe master bath. Enjoy the fenced-in backyard for entertainment. This home comes with an ERA Warranty and many more extras. Please call Woody Hogg at 804-357-0969 for more information $259,950.
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Battlefield Farms
Lovely Tri-Level home featuring 4 bedrooms, 2½ baths, family room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen with breakfast nook, formal living room, formal dining room, hardwood floors, 2-car attached garage, 1-car detached garage, fenced rear yard, and 1-year ERA buyer’s home warranty. $204,950.
Call Woody Hogg at 804-427-5100 for more details.
Over 3,000 Square Feet!
Are you looking for plenty of square feet? If so, come see this 5 bedroom, 4 full bath, 3,212 sq. ft., 2-car attached garage home. There is an extra 980 finished sq. ft. over the garage that is an In-Law Suite, oversized kitchen, hardwood floors downstairs, and brand new carpet upstairs. House has chair railing, crown molding throughout, beautiful screened-in porch, and oversized master bedroom with attached master bath. This is a great deal! $194,950.
Call Jeremy Roberts at 804-382-6899 or Kevin Morris at 804-652-9025
Looking for a Great Deal?
Don’t miss this beautiful 1,544 square foot, 4 bedroom, and 2 bath home that sits on a quiet half-acre lot. This home shows better than new. The exterior offers new vinyl windows, vinyl siding, heat pump, landscaping, detached shed, and a cul-de-sac lot. The interior has lots of upgrades and includes custom paint, new carpet, and ceiling fans throughout. The kitchen boasts a dining area, new appliances including dishwasher, new flooring, new lighting, new cabinets, and new countertops. The family room offers a brick fireplace and ceiling fan $129,950.
Call Kevin Morris @ 804-652-9025.
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Brookshire
Mechanicsville
Charming 3 bedroom Rancher that has been completely renovated. Featuring 2 full bathrooms, kitchen with all appliances, living room with fireplace, formal dining room, family room addition, den/office, and hardwood floors. Large rear yard with detached garage. Located in the heart of Mechanicsville. $174,950.
Call Woody Hogg at 804-427-5100 for more details.
Very Nice Ranch Home in Excellent Condition! Some features include Atlee HS district, large lot with trees, paved drive, huge screened rear porch and deck, covered front porch, new paint inside and out, three beds, just over 1100 finished sq ft. AHS home warranty is also included and all appliances convey. $169,000.
Call Ryan Mabie at 804-683-4026 for more information.
Country Ranch on 2.2 Acres in Hanover
The exterior boasts lots of nature, above-ground pool, large rear deck, country front porch, and heat pump. The interior is country cozy with 1,700 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, and 2 full baths. The large family room offers wood floors, vaulted ceiling, fireplace, ceiling fan, and opens to the dining area. The kitchen has lots of cabinet space with breakfast bar, dishwasher, built-in microwave, stove, and fridge $223,700.
Call Jeremy Roberts @ 804-804-382-6899 or Kevin Morris @ 804-652-9025.
Kings Charter
Very well-maintained 2 Story on a quiet cul-de-sac lot in Kings Charter. This 2210 sq. ft. home features 4 bedroom, 2 ½ bath, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen with breakfast nook which opens up to family room with fireplace. Master suite has vaulted ceilings, a luxury bath and spacious walk-in closet. $274,950.
Call Woody Hogg @ 804-427-5100.
5064 Pole Green Road
All Brick Home on almost 3/4 of an acre! Meticulously maintained 3 bedrooms, 1 oversized full bath, rancher. Beautiful refinished oak hardwood floors throughout and freshly painted interior and exterior trim. NEW central heating and air conditioning, hot water heater and 200 AMP service. $159,950.
Call Kevin Morris at 804-652-9025 or Jeremy Roberts at 804-382-6899.
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FOXLAIR
Lovely 2 Story Home in Foxlair Subdivision! This home features a large eat-in kitchen, family room, formal dining room, open screened in porch with a fenced in privacy deck, beautiful master bedroom with master bath, paved walk way and much more. The Seller is leaving all appliances and window treatments! One Year ERA Home Warranty is also provided! $184,950
Call Woody Hogg at 804-427-5100 for more details.
Rentals Available 9150 Kings Charter
6389 Studley Rd
5 bedroom 2.5 bath 3100 sq. ft. $1800.
3-4 bedroom 3 bath, 2 car garage $1500
7529 Rural Point
10393 Chamberlayne Rd
8114 Goodfellow Ln
7836 Sedge Dr
3 bed 1 bath ranch 1050 sq ft 3-4 Bedrooms 1 Bath 1050 sq ft $1000 $900. 3 bed 2.5 bath, 1600 sq ft super nice house $1325
New Kent 23124 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2900 sq ft $2000
Call Joe Inge property manager 804-427-5119
Bluffs At Bell Creek
Immaculate home in the Bluffs with 4 BR, 2.5 Baths, 3rd Floor Rec Room, Amazing back yard, 2 car garage, aggregate driveway, detached shed, and an awesome front porch. Inside w/Hardwood Floors throughout the downstairs, Corian Counters, breakfast bar, formal LR & DR, and an Amazing Master Suite. One year Warranty. Must See! $325,000.
Call John Thiel at 467-9022
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11238 Hanover Court House Road
Georgetown/ Rural Point Area
This Dutch Colonial in Hanover High School District has approx 3000 sq. ft. w/4 BRM and 2 1/2 BA. Sits on a private wooded lot, w/a 2-car garage. Kitchen has custom cabinets and new counter tops, family room has beamed ceiling, fireplace, and hdwd floors throughout, the 1st floor. MBRM is huge, with a make up area and MBA. Screen porch and a covered patio outside. $379,888
Call J.J. Cox, Jr. 804-301-8633 - jjcoxrealestate.com
8229 Thelma Lou Rd
What a deal for this 3 bedroom 2.5 bath 2-story colonial that backs up to a pond! This house features a large eat-in kitchen, formal dining room, family room with gas fireplace, full country front porch and rear deck all on a cul-de-sac lot. Sold “AS-IS.” Needs some TLC. $180,000
Call Bradley Boykin at 804-427-5105
November 2, 2011
This Brick Ranch has a little over 2 acres located in Hanover High School District. The Kitchen has New Stainless Steel Appliances, New countertop, Sink and New Vinyl Floor. The Kitchen opens up to a Breakfast area that leads into a Laundry Area. There is a Sunroom, and the half bath has been remodeled. The Family Room has hardwood floors and Crown Molding. The Bedroom also has Hardwood Floors and the Full Bathroom has a new Vanity and new vinyl Floor. There is a New Roof on the Garage; there are New Windows throughout. New Paint in every room. New Hot Water Tank, New Carpet, and Lights. Heat pump is approx.1 yr. old. This home is located minutes to Richmond, Ashland, Short Pump and the Interstate. $174,900.
Hanover Courthouse Road
Located in The Hanover High School District. This building lot w/6.84 acres located on Hanover Courthouse Road (Rt 301) has been perked for a 4 to 5 Bedrm conventional Septic System. The property also has over 500 ft of Road Frontage w/water view. If you want to build your dream home, w/privacy, but min. to shopping, dining, and many other local activities don’t look any further. Travel is easy located min. to main interstates. $129,888
Call J.J. Cox, Jr. - www.jjcoxrealestate.com
Call J.J. Cox, Jr. 804-301-8633 - jjcoxrealestate.com
Castlewood
5077 Arrowhead Rd. Awesome Colonial sitting on 5.68 acres in the Hanover High School District! This home has many features but the best is the privacy. Some other features are wood floors, eat-in kitchen, formal dining room, lots of trim and light, huge master suite w/jetted tub, very nice sized bedrooms, gas fireplace, walk up attic, recessed lights, two car garage, large deck and much more. This home shows great and is move in ready. $289,500
Colonial on over 1/3 acres features 1,840 sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths. Updated kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances and 42” cabinets. Hardwood floors throughout the first floor with wood burning fireplace. Large Master suite offers walk-in closet with private master bath. Spacious backyard with fruit trees and large deck. $227,500.
Call Woody Hogg @ 804-427-5100.
5+ Acres in Hanover High District
Call Ryan Mabie at 804-683-4026 for more information.
Wyattwood Road
This 2452 sq. ft. brick fronted Colonial is located on 1+ acres. This Open floor plan features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, living room, dining room, family room with fireplace and a 2 car garage. Spacious master with large walk-in closet and luxury bath. All situated on a very private wooded lot with a stream to the rear of the property. $319,950.
Call Woody Hogg @ 804-427-5100
Gettysburg Lane/Hanover High This 2,024 Sq. Ft., 4 BR, 2.5 bath home with garage is in great condition. Home features a Vaulted Master w/ large bathroom, Florida room, dining room, gas fireplace, new dimensional roof, fenced rear yard, concrete driveway, nice front porch, and much more. $209,950.
Call John Thiel at 804-467-9022