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County ready for the race By Jim Ridolphi for The Mechanicsville Local HANOVER — With less than a month remaining before Jim Ridolphi for The Local riders from across the globe descend on the Richmond Tim Miller, chief operating officer, Richmond 2015, told area for the 2015 UCI World the Hanover County Board Cycling Championships, of Supervisors that regional Hanover County is ready. cooperation has made the The elite men’s time trials UCI Cycling Championships a success before the first cyclist are scheduled to traverse the crosses the finish line. county on Wednesday, Sept.
23, and deputy county administrator Wayne Harksen told the Hanover County Board of Supervisors that the county has taken numerous measures to ensure the public is aware of some of the inconveniences that may accompany the race. “We’ve done everything we Jim Ridolphi for The Local can think of to make sure the According to all indications, Hanover County is ready for the upcoming UCI Cycling public is aware of road closings Championships coming to the Richmond region this month. The decorative bikes in front of the see RACE, pg. 5
county’s administration building reflect the community’s welcome to the visitors and participants expected to visit the area this month.
R-MC sets enrollment record 2015 fall semester welcomes largest freshman class in school’s history By Meredith Rigsby News Editor
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Randolph-Macon College students known as “Macon Movers” helped with Thursday’s moving day on the Ashland campus.
ASHLAND — For the fall 2015 semester, Randolph-Macon College welcomed 413 incoming freshmen, including 60 transfer students, and broke enrollment records with 1,420 overall students.
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This year’s freshman class also is the college’s largest new student class. This is the fourth consecutive year that enrollment numbers have exceeded 1,300. “We extend a heartfelt welcome to the Class of 2019,” Robert. R. Lindgren, president of Randolph-Macon College, said. “The Randolph-Macon College
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Lee-Davis to host ‘Back to School Night’ MECHANICSVILLE – The Lee-Davis High School PTSA will host “Back to School Night” at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 3, in the school auditorium. After a brief welcome and introductions, parents will have the opportunity to follow their student’s schedule and meet the teachers in their classrooms. The BJ’s membership fundraiser applications and renewals also will be available.
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ECHANICSVILLE – Auditions are scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 10, for the Stonewall Jackson Middle School Theatre Department’s production of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” Sixth graders will be able to audition from 3:30 to 5 p.m. and seventh and eighth graders can audition from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Auditions will be held in
the Drama Room. Callbacks will be held from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, in the Drama Room. Students planning to audition must bring a completed audition form at the time of the audition. As of today (Wednesday, Sept. 2), audition forms may be found outside of the Drama Room and on the SJMS Drama blog. Students will not be allowed to audition without a completed audition form.
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Lewis is a graduate of LeeDavis High School. He said his plans for retirement include traveling, fishing and “taking one day at a time.”
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CLARIFICATION In the item, “District 5 champs,” that appeared on Aug. 19 edition, the Mechanicsville Little League 9-10 All-Stars softball team won the District 5 Invitational Tournament title, not the District 5 Tournament title.
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Fall Classic Car Cruise In set M E C HA N IC S V I L L E — The Cruise-In will be rolling into Mechanicsville on Saturday, Sept. 12. Automobile enthusiasts are invited to “make the scene” and take a step back in time to the cruising days. The parking lot of Oak Knoll Middle School will be the place to be between 4 and 7 p.m. The school is located at 10296 Chamberlayne Rd. in Mechanicsville. Classic automobiles (pre1990) will fill the parking lot while the sounds of the 1950s,
1960s and 1970s play in the background. Food will be available to purchase at the free community event, which is being sponsored by Retallick’s Auto Parts. Classic automobile owners are advised to make sure to claim dibs on their space at the Cruise In. Door prize drawings and awards will be presented throughout the evening. Automobile registration form is recommended to be mailed in prior to the event to save a spot.
Registration will be offered at the event, but spaces fill up quickly. To register a vehicle or to view photos of past events, go to http://www.hanovercounty. gov/2560.aspx For general information, visit www.hanovercounty. gov; call Hanover Parks & Recreation at 804-365-7150 or email parksandrec@hanovercounty.gov. Information submitted by Nikodemas M. Reikalas, recreation coordinator, Hanover County Parks & Recreation.
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of quadruplets, three girls, including two identical twins, and a boy, that are the only quadruplets in the nation entering the same college as freshmen in fall 2015, according to Randolph-Macon College. The incoming freshman class also represents 20 states, the District of Columbia and two foreign countries. Forty-seven percent of the new students are male and 53 percent are female.
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that will affect their residences,� Harksen said last Wednesday. “There will be some road closures in Hanover and we wanted to make sure we got that word out to our residents.� The notifications have come in a variety of forms. Harksen said recent articles in The Hanover Review have highlighted the closures, and one-page inserts were mailed with utility bills this month. Public information officer Tom Harris has worked the social media aspect of the equation. “We have sent over 1,300 direct mailings to what I call the land-locked properties with roads being shut down,� Harksen said. Notices have been hung on the doors of residences that
Based on grade point average (GPA), class rank and/or test scores, the Class of 2019 is the most academically qualified class Randolph-Macon College has enrolled to date. During freshman move-in day, on Thursday, Aug. 27, current students, faculty and staff wore bright yellow t-shirts and volunteered as “Macon Movers� to help new students unload their cars and move into their new homes. Thirty-eight of the new students are Legacy Freshmen – they have family mem-
could be affected by the road closures. More than 70 businesses along U.S. 301 were visited. UCI organizers have launched a website to assist residents during the race that can be accessed at Navigate. Richmond2015.com. Riders will begin the time trials in one-minute intervals beginning at Kings Dominion, traveling along U.S. 30 to U.S. 301 then heading south toward the city, with a short side trip on Georgetown and Rural Point Roads. These roads will be closed to traffic from noon to 3:30 p.m. on race day, Sept. 23. Fan Zones for spectator viewing will be available at Rutland and Hanover Tavern, and free Fan Fest will take place daily at the Richmond Convention Center.
bers who are either current RandolphMacon College students or are alumni. The Alumni office supports the Legacy Program and welcomed Legacy Freshmen with goodie bags when they arrived on campus. Each bag included an invitation to the Legacy Tailgate Luncheon on Oct. 3. Athletes returned to campus starting Aug. 1 and all other students will return on Aug. 28 and 29. The first day of classes is Monday, Aug. 31.
Tim Miller, chief operating officer for Richmond 2015, organizers of the UCI World Cycling Championships, provided an update for Hanover supervisors at last week’s meeting, and expressed his appreciation for the county’s cooperative spirit during the planning stages leading up to the race. In fact, he said regional cooperation was on display at its best as metro players came together to make the race a reality. “It’s been an unbelievable example of regional cooperation. The level of cooperation and pitching in has been exciting to see,� Miller said. “We’ll see the fruition of all of this play out in less than a month.� The event will garner global coverage with viewership estimated in the hundreds of millions internationally, according to Miller.
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“It gives people the opportunity to really see what this region has to offer,� Miller said. In addition to about 1,000 participants in the week-long event, organizers expect 400 to 500 journalists from around the world to headquarter in Richmond. “Every time they write a story about the event they will be writing it from and about the Richmond region,� Miller said. Regarding the expected 450,000 spectators that some sources have reported, Miller
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Eligibility Guidelines are as follows (household size, maximum household income for free meals and household income for reduced price meals): 1 — $15,301; $15,301.01 to $21,775. 2 — $20,709; $20,709.01 said those figures represented the total number of spectators over a week-long span. The final weekend events could draw more than 100,000 fans. The figure also includes local fans who will attend and view the race. “There are ebbs and flows on the spectator attendance we expect on any given day. That first Sunday we expect large crowds,� Miller said. Wednesday’s Hanover event should draw large crowds due to the elite status of the riders in that time trial. “The best
to $29,471. 3— $26,117; $26,117,01 to $37,167. 4 — $31,525; $31,525.01 to $44,863. 5 — $36,933; $36,933.01 to $52,559. 6 — $42,341; $42,341.01 to $60,255. 7 — $47,749; $47,749.01 to $67,951. see MEALS, pg. 23
professionals in the world will be competing,� Miller said. In other matters, board members approved: A rezoning request for 25 acres on the east side of the Hanover Airport for additional hangars and other expansion over the next two decades. The land was rezoned light industrial from agricultural. A request to move the Farrington voting precinct from the Jessica Beath Clinic to Abner Baptist Church. The changes are in effect for the upcoming Nov. 3 General Election.
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Be careful out there: It’s time for a new school year Our law enforcement leaders — Col. David R. Hines, sheriff of Hanover County, and Douglas A. Goodman, chief of the Ashland Police Department — were gracious enough to share their safety expertise with our readers in this week’s edition. Our advice: Read it and live it. When the doors open Tuesday morning for Hanover County Public Schools students, traffic will be increased on our highways. Be aware of your surroundings, especially if you’re behind the wheel of a vehicle. School buses will be venturing out into the morning and returning in the afternoon and we want to ensure that your children arrive at school and home safely. The messages Hines and Goodman deliver are for the good of all. They represent the best interests of our fellow citizens. Slow down in school zones. Adhere to the designated speed limits. And do not pass a school bus. The most precious cargo Hanover County has steps on and off school buses from September to June. Let’s do our part to make sure each and every child arrives at school and at home securely. You can’t be too diligent when you approach school zones. Even if it’s a time of the day that you expect students to be in the classroom, operate your vehicle as if buses were loading. Our wish for the start of the 2015-2016 school year is that it is safe and filled with the best opportunities for our county’s future. And that’s exactly what the students are to Hanover County. Speaking of the start of school, thank you to the staff of the HCPS Transportation Department who, without fail, manage to organize the bus routes for inclusion in our publications every Wednesday before the start of a new school year. And it’s no easy task. There are so many routes to cover in preparation for opening day. We appreciate the cooperation of all those involved. They deserve credit and we again extend our thanks. So, with the start of a new school year, we’re eager to be part of all the activities associated with our district. We believe in sharing the good news about academics, athletics, music programs, the arts, theater — you get the idea. As always, we welcome your participation, as well as invitations. Melody Kinser
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Back to school comes in threes By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist Ah, the joys of going back to school. Many parents are rejoicing as the countdown begins until that elusive first day of school. It was only months ago the vision of kids getting on big yellow buses and heading to school for hours was little more than a dream, and, suddenly, it’s here. The realization that the final days are here has caused much anxiety among my three kids. They are packing in pool time and lazy days of doing nothing because they know it all ends when September rolls around. Discussions have changed from beach activities to backpacks and class selections. Like most parents, summer means
added responsibilities and the need to juggle schedules to accommodate kids at home. Considering how our lives will change soon, I’m not so sure I’m happy to see summer depart. In any case, the preparations have begun and new shoe selections are almost complete, so it’s time to get with the program. And that means one thing: school supplies. I have a theory that surmises kids hate the thought of returning to school, but they love the act of buying school supplies. Just the mention of a mission to obtain the necessities evoked a renewed sense of academic responsibility at my house. I have learned over the years that what used to be a quick trip to the
store for a few notebooks and a pack of pens has turned into much more. I’ve been enlightened to a crowded world of tennis shoes, and I now know that Vera Bradley makes this year’s most popular backpacks. “How will we remember to get everything?” I asked as we began our trip down the first aisle of a store devoted to school supply related items. “It’s easy. We’ll check them off the list,” my daughter replied. And she was right. There was a rack of paperwork from each county detailing the required and extensive list of supplies needed for the upcoming year. It seems all too organized for a guy see THREES, pg. 8
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HSFOIL member responds to letter, details concerns When I read the letter to the editor entitled “Liberal methods failing” by Larnie Allgood in the Aug. 19 paper, I was not at all surprised that The Mechanicsville Local would choose to include such comments, as the role of any good newspaper’s Opinion section is to objectively act as a platform by which regular residents’ voices and ideas can be heard. If anything, it has given me an opportunity to clear up some misconceptions about any of the comments I have previously made in this publication. To address whatever argument the author was trying to make about my inability “to do critical thinking,” I was originally told by Dr. Michael Gill, the assistant superintendent of instructional leadership, that “perception is reality” in a meeting in which he essentially discouraged me and a fellow member of Hanover Students for Freedom of Information and Learning (HSFOIL) from speaking at the April meeting of the Hanover County School Board. In this meeting, which was coincidentally suggested to us by our former principal, we were laughed at, interrupted, patronized, and told that we were incorrectly advocating for our cause because we “hadn’t gotten all the information,” which was quite surprising to both of us since we had
studied the parameters of the newly-amended policies in question for hours and hours on top of the time spent on homework and other extra-curricular activities. I use some sort of variation of the aforesaid sentiment in my comments because I thought it hypocritical of him to point out that, regardless of our intentions, we may be perceived as “biting the hand that feeds us” while failing to recognize that the amended policies, regardless of their explicit meaning, may be perceived by educators as a way to discourage certain materials from being taught and shown in the classroom. see LETTERS, pg. 8
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Law enforcement, education leaders: welcome to new school year COL. DAVID R. HINES Sheriff Hanover County
DOUGLAS A. GOODMAN Chief Ashland Police Department
ROBERT L. HUNDLEY JR. Chairman, Hanover County School Board
DR. ROBERT ‘RICK’ RICHARDSON Interim Superintendent, Hanover County Public Schools
As the school year begins, the Hanover County Sheriff ’s Office will maintain high visibility to ensure the safety of children being transported to and from school. With additional school buses, motorists, pedestrians, crossing guards and cyclists to the daily commute, motorists are reminded to be alert, slow down, and allow for extra travel time to ensure a safe start to the school year. Col. David R. Hines, sheriff, said deputies will be actively enforcing all laws pertaining to school zone and bus safety. As a result, motorists are reminded that: HINES School zone speed limits are reduced when the yellow lights are flashing. Bus safety: Yellow flashing lights indicate that the bus is preparing to stop to load
ASHLAND – Chief Douglas A. Goodman of the Ashland Police Department reminds residents that school begins Tuesday, Sept. 8, and school buses and children will once again be travelling our streets and sidewalks. Ashland Police officers will be conducting proactive patrols of school zones and bus stops to insure the safety of students and motorists. Motorists should keep these tips from the National Safety Council in mind when approaching school buses and school zones: School buses use yellow flashing lights to GOODMAN alert motorists that they are preparing to stop to load or unload children. Red flashing lights and an extended stop sign arm signals to motorists that the bus is stopped and children are getting on or off the bus.
Excitement! That’s the feeling I get when I walk into our school buildings as we prepare to start another school year. The Hanover County School Board is excited to welcome approximately 90 new teachers to our ranks. Our new teachers and veterans alike are preparing classrooms, lesson plans and teaching strategies that will serve their students in the best possible way. We are extremely proud of the way in which our schools have used the abundant amounts of data available to drive instruction, creating, in many instances, unique instruction based HUNDLEY upon the need of every student. As we continue to reach new levels of achievement, our focus must remain on what’s best for all students.
Greetings, The beginning of every school year brings with it a renewed sense of excitement and anticipation for the possibilities that await us. At all levels, our exceptional teachers and support staff are eager to welcome our students and parents to another year of learning and new opportunities. Each is dedicated to providing our students with the highest quality education in a safe, welcoming, and healthy environment. While we maintain constant focus on our core mission — student achievement — we are equally mindful that eduRICHARDSON cation is far more than test scores. It’s about people, and it begins with an understanding of the diverse needs of every student. In doing so, we pledge our commitment to preparing our students for the future.
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MECHANICSVILLE – Kersey Creek Elementary School will host an Open House from 3 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 3. Families with the last names A-M are asked to attend from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Last names N-Z are requested to attend from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Kindergarten Orientation will begin at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 3. The schedule for orientation is listed below: 1:30 to 2 p.m.: Check- in to receive your child’s teacher assignment. Visit the community information tables. 2 to 2:30 p.m.: Join the staff
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However, I would like to think that someone so highly ranked in the school division would have the experience, maturity and judgment “to do critical thinking.” In regards to your support of the quote by Aristotle, I would like to point out that Sean Davis, the Hanover County Board of Supervisors member for the Henry District, a well-known, self-proclaimed Tea Party conservative, was in conflict with the philosopher’s reasoning when he disapproved of Hanover students objectively learning about Muslim perspectives back in September, championing to blatantly disregard their opinions. It seems as though he himself was incapable of enter-
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taining any ideas other than his own preconceived notions. Perhaps the author forgot to include the HCBOS member in his/her rant? I would like to challenge the author to point to any policy that has been implemented in the past year due to liberal influence. Personally, I can point to what I can only describe as reactionary amendments made to Hanover County Public Schools policies 6-5.7, 6-5.6(A) and 6-1.10 due to pressure from conservative influences. I believe it was the renowned philosopher Socrates who said, “education is the kindling of the flame, not the filling of a vessel.” If we want students to develop a genuine love of learning and the ability to think critically about important issues, teachers need the flexibility to teach. Above all else, it is absolutely essential that they feel supported by those in leadership positions within the school system and that they are operating in an environment where they will not be wrongfully antagonized by them. As previously said in a recent letter by a Hanover teacher and parent, I implore the citizens of Hanover County to pay attention to who truly
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Abandon hope in teaching Borrowing from Dante: Abandon all hope … ye who teach here. Why make such a statement … “abandon all hope” … about our school system? First, I believe Hanover County Public Schools is being slowly, year by year, strangled. If one studies the General Fund‘s distribution over the past five years you will find: the public schools share of the General Fund has dropped from 41% in 2009 to 35% in 2014 (latest year reported). That is a decrease of almost $17 million. If you consider inflation, the loss of funding from 2009 is over $25 million. The county financial guys apparently don’t consider infla-
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guy who kept his notes on filler paper in the original bag it arrived in.
tion to be a factor in the funding cycle. Or, as a Hanover County School Board member advised me: “There is little or no inflation in Hanover County.” Wow. Second, although the school board fails to provide any information, the word seems to be that teachers in the school system, especially at the high school level, are “abandoning all hope.” Hanover High School, I am told, lost seven English teachers at the end of the past school year. That fact alone should cause the school board to take immediate action and find out what is going on in the high schools. Some good teachers will stay, out of loyalty to their students and to their work, but any hope for improvements in the system is out the window. Third, and here is an uncomfortable question for you to consider: How did this loss of hope among good teachers get started? One answer comes from the direct interference of members of the Hanover County Board of Supervisors on classroom material. Sean Davis, Canova Peterson and Wayne Hazzard were quoted in the media as being outraged at the showing to high school s students of Thomas Friedman’s’ 2004 documentary, The Search for the Roots of 9/11. The upshot of this furor from those three BOS members resulted in, effectively, censorship in the classroom of any material that might be controversial. I would not be surprised if teachers feared asking their students to read To Kill a Mockingbird. Is this not Version 2.0 of the 1966 banning of Mockingbird by the Hanover County School Board?
The school board would probably say (if they were to respond, which they rarely do) they only acted to “…update the existing controversial material policy.” [The quotation is mine.] But if you don’t think teachers got the “message” from this episode you’re wearing rosecolored glasses. If you, as a Hanover County teacher, want to protect your job or keep a non-performance letter out of your file, you can hit a single with your teaching but don’t dare try going for second base. Aside: Friedman’s documentary, should you view it, will make you very uncomfortable. Friedman did not interview terrorists but he did talk with Arabic educators and historians. We will never solve issues in the Middle East unless we try to understand their viewpoint. I did not say “agree.” I said “understand.” Isn’t real education about critical thinking and understanding? Or do we just stuff our students in a box and glue down the lid? In my opinion, a curriculum that is driven by standardized testing (the Standards of Learning — SOLs), oversight of classroom teaching materials by the board of supervisors and a school board that is “nice” and non-confrontational (that does not mean “good”) coupled with the steep decrease in both operational and capital educational funding by the BOS is not a good formula for the future of Hanover County Public Schools. Is it any wonder that teachers have “abandoned all hope?” Ragan Phillips Ashland
That’s not to say I’m not grateful for the county’s helpful list that eliminates one more cluster in my head. That leaves room for me to start planning lunch menus,
deciphering who to pick up where and at what time and how to pay three student activity fees. I think I’m missing summer already.
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Atlee High School “7th UP” students recently traveled with a school group to Europe this summer. Wearing their “7th UP” t-shirts, they proudly spread their drug-free message all the way to the Alps in Switzerland. “7th UP” is a substance use prevention program designed for seventh grade students. High school students are shown engaging with seventh graders to discuss why they choose to be drug- and alcohol-free, as well as the benefits of making healthy choices. Olivia Ledwith, left in the photo at left, Maria Genovese, Ally Ledwith and Ryan Shipman are shown in Switzerland. At right, two rising seniors at Hanover High School, Nikki Gooding, left, and Sarah Bashaw, were selected as “Yellow Shirts,” designating them as youth leaders, at the Youth Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Project (YADAPP) camp held in July at Longwood University. They previously attended YADAPP during the summer of 2014 as campers and are part of the “7th UP” program. Each year about 400 students from Virginia are selected to attend the substance use prevention and leadership program.
‘Spirit Cards’ being sold by band Staff Report news@mechlocal.com M E C HA N IC S V I L L E — The Atlee High School Marching Band is once again selling “Spirit Cards,” offering
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Contributed Report news@mechlocal.com URBANNA – A Mechanicsville artist’s works continue to be exhibited at the Urbanna Harbor Gallery at 202 Virginia St. in Urbanna. “Something Familiar” features watercolorist Nancy Foley. The show runs through
mid-September. Her first exhibit with the Urbanna Harbor Gallery was in 2011. Her paintings have been featured there since. Foley, a Richmond native, now makes her home in Mechanicsville and Urbanna. As a child and a teen, she said see ARTIST’S, pg. 19
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Betty Chilton Barlow, 83, of Mechanicsville, formerly of Irvington, passed away on August 2 5 , 2015. S h e was the daughter of the late BARLOW Priscilla and B.T. Chilton. She is survived by her husband of 62 years, Richard W. Barlow; her son, Robert Barlow (Ana Hajduk); her daughter, Bonnie Daniels (Bryan); her grandchildren, Thomas Gillie IV and
Elizabeth Harper (Jordan); and her sisters, Jane C. Higgins and Alice C. Cottrell. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Cynthia Faye Barlow. She was a dedicated nurse for many years until her retirement and served in many capacities. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Friday, August 28, 2015, at the White Stone United Methodist Church. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Children’s Hospital, 2924 Brook Road, Richmond, VA 23220. Currie Funeral Home in Kilmarnock was in charge of arrangements.
EVELYN CAIN Evelyn Yates Cain, 97, of Mechanicsville, went to be with h e r Lord a n d S av i or o n August 2 7 , 2015. CAIN She was p r e ceded in death by her first husband, Charles Winston Yates, and her second husband, Zeak Cain. She is survived by her son, Charles Winston Yates Jr. (Sandra); stepdaughters, Beverly Atkinson (Jim), Mary Childress (Johnny) and Melissa Morgan (Mike); three grandchildren, Deborah Richards (Eddie), Scott Yates (Mary Ellen) and Christopher Yates (Darlene); great-grandchildren, Brandon Richards (Geneva), Michelle Richards and Zachary and Winston Yates; great-great-grandchild, Avery Richards; brother, John C. Brown; sister-in-law, Dolly Johnson; special nephews, Donnie Farmer (Margaret) and Jimmy McGhee; as well as a host of nieces, nephews,
friends and family. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, September 1, 2015, at Nelsen Funeral Home at 4650 S. Laburnum Avenue in Richmond. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. Online condolences may be left at www.nelsenrichmond.com. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorial contributions be made to Atlee Community Church, c/o Giving 7171 Verdi Lane, Mechanicsville, VA 23116.
KATHRYN COMER Kathryn Barger Comer, 87, of Richmond, died Sunday evening, August 23, 2015, in Mechanicsville. She is preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth Elmo Comer; parents, Samuel Horton and Mary Martha Cupp Barger; brothers, Lloyd Horton Barger, Samuel Edward Barger and James Cupp Barger; and sister, Helen Barger Turner. Kathryn was born at home on July 5, 1928, in Lexington. She lived in Petersburg, Virginia Beach and most recently Imperial Plaza in Richmond. Kathryn was a member of the Wo r l d War II Cadet Nursing Corps a n d COMER graduated from the Winchester Memorial School of Nursing. Her passions were many: family, love of her birds and nature, antiques, sewing, crafting, and games. She was a longtime member of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church. Survivors include her daughters, Karen Comer Morris (Michael) of Fulks Run and Jennifer Comer Gills (Charles)
of Mechanicsville; four grandchildren, Peter Justin Morris (Margaret), Kathryn Nicole Morris, Lindsey Marie Snare and Shannon Lee Snare; three great-grandchildren, Will, Charlie and Henry Morris; sister, Martha “Bell” Herbert of Richmond; brother, Francis Barger of Fredericksburg; numerous favorite nieces and nephews. Graveside services were held at noon Thursday, August 27, 2015, at Rockbridge Memorial Gardens at 116 Peaceful Lane in Lexington, with Pastor Carl Pattison officiating. Memorial contributions may be made to The Wildlife Center of Virginia, P.O. Box 1557, Waynesboro, VA 22980. Woody Funeral Home – Atlee Chapel at 9217 Shady Grove Road in Mechanicsville was in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be conveyed to the family at www.woodyfuneralhomeatlee.com.
ROGER FLING JR. Roger Fling Jr., 48, of Mechanicsville, passed away Saturday, August 29, 2015. Born March 22, 1967, in Smithtown, New York, to Roger and Janice Fling, Roger attended the University of Valley Forge where he met his wife, Amy Schultz. They married and enjoyed 25 years of a beautiful life together. Roger faithfully served as a youth pastor for 18 years and then went on to work for the Greater Richmond YMCA. Roger had a profound faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and it was this faith that sustained him throughout his illness. Roger dearly loved his family and was proud of all of them. Survivors include his wife, Amy; daughters, Alison and Maisy; his parents Roger and Janice; sister, Denise Moore; Bruce Moore, (brothersee OBITUARIES, pg. 11
FLOYD FRANKLIN Floyd “Buddy” K. Franklin, 83, of Mechanicsville, went home to be with God Saturday, August 29, 2015. He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Mary I. “Jean” Frankli n ; daught e r , Sandra Henr y (Ran-y); FRANKLIN g r an d children, Amie Makki (Joseph), George “G.J.” Truman (Angela) and Brad Truman; four great-
MARY GOODALL Mary Frances Goodall, 78, passed away on August 23, 2015. She leaves to cherish her memory two sons, George a n d Mer v in Goodall. Homegoing GOODALL services were held at noon Saturday, August 29, 2015, at the Second Mt. Zion Baptist Church at 31220 Old Dawn Road in Hanover. Henry W. Dabney Funeral Home at 518 North Washington Highway in Ashland was in charge of arrangements.
EDNA MINGEE Edna Vasser Mingee, 85, of Mechanicsville, passed away peacefully on Saturday, August 29, 2015. She was preceded in death by her parents, Alfred
ROBERT ORMISTON Robert Carroll Ormiston Sr. passed away peacefully August 19, 2015, in Palmetto, Florida. A native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Bob is survived by his wife of 62 years, Nancy Giddings Ormiston; daughter, Jane Hailey; and son-in-law, Steve Hailey of Mechanicsville; sons, Robert Ormiston Jr. of Ellenton, Florida, and Richard Ormiston; and daughterin- law, Karissa; grandsons, Richard and Joshua Ormiston of Raleigh, North Carolina. Bob Ormiston graduated from Drexel University, with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting. Upon graduation, Bob began his career first with Mobil Oil, moving on to such see OBITUARIES, pg. 12
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C. and Lucille Bailey Vasser; and her husband of 40 years, Lemmie W. Mingee Jr.; and is survived by her daughter, Pat; as well as several nieces and a nephew. Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. today (Wednesday, September 2, 2015) in Signal Hill Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, the family request that memorial contributions be made to the charity of your choice. The Mechanicsville Chapel of the Bennett Funeral Home at 8014 Lee-Davis Road is in charge of arrangements.
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HELEN PENCE Helen Grimm, 96, of Mechanicsville, passed away Tuesday, August 25, 2015. She was preceded in death by her husband of 37 years, Jay Piercel
Pence; and brother, Holmes Randolph Grimm Jr. She is survived by her sister, Colleen Grimm Porter; and nieces Stephanie Radunzel, Marlene Bresee, Leah Henderson, Ann Martin,Leigh Anderson and Darlyn Sifford; nephews, Holmes R. Grimm III, Donn and Dennis Pence; and many other loving family members. Helen was a member of Mechanicsville United Methodist Church and the McKinley Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. She was a teacher for over 40 years and retired from Richmond Public Schools. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Saturday, August 29, 2015, at Mt. Hebron Cemetery in Winchester. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to The Hermitage of Richmond, Employee Christmas Fund, 1600 Westwood Ave., Richmond, VA 23227. Bliley’sStaples Mill at 8510 Staples Mill Road was in charge of arrangements.
ROBERT SWEET Robert Henley “Bob” Sweet, 76, of Mechanicsville, passed away Sunday, August 30, 2015. He was preceded in death by his parents, Ernestine G. and Robert Henley Sweet Jr.; and is survived by his wife of 56 years, Jacque-line G. Sweet; son, Robert Jeffrey “Jeff ” Sweet (Bonnie Howell) of King William; daughter, Sheryl Sweet Flores ( B o b Vanderkelen) of Green B a y , WisconSWEET s i n ; granddaughter, Nikita Marie Flores; and two great-grandchildren, Nico and Deonnie Flores. When most folks retire, Robert and his friend and partner, Bev Mauck, started his own company, Southern Copier Sales and Service. This company and all the employees who worked there for the past 24 years were Robert’s
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LEOLA WHITE Leola Erma White, 86, of Ruther Glen, passed away on August 25, 2015. She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph White; sister, Gladys Calloway; and her son, Donald White. She is survived by her children, Juanita Mallory, Ronnie White, Jeannie Seigh and Raymond White; 17 grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren and sisters, Shirley and Mickey. Condolences may be registered at www.nelsenashland.com.
YVONNE WILLS Yvonne Wills, of King William, departed this life on August 22, 2015. She is survived by two sons, Carlton and Carroll Wills; one grandson, one granddaughter,
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in Mechanicsville. In the true spirit of community fellowship, the congregation said its hope is to increase health awareness needs in a team–oriented manner to its congregations and the community at large. The event will include: free
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Pamela Bartle, left, Mechanicsville Lions Club president, is shown receiving thanks from Eugene Truitt, with American Legion Post 175, for the organization’s contribution in support of the Post’s Boy’s and Girl’s State program.
Lions continue to help vision, hearing impaired toward the purchase of needed goods or services in members’ home community. For over 41 years now, the The club also supports Mechanicsville Lions Club other like-minded organizahas been known tions, including the for actively helping Hearing Bank of those with limited Mechanicsville Virginia, Re-habilisight and hearing Lions Club meets tation Center for by providing eye 6 p.m. every third the Blind, Diabetes exams and glasses, Wednesday Association, AmerLeader Dogs for the at Calabash. ican Legion Boy’s blind, and hearing and Girl’s State, aids for the needy in Homeless Ministry, members’ home community. Christmas Mother, McGuire Lions Clubs International is Medical Center, St. Jude’s Hostheir parent organization whose pital, and the D.A.R.E. program. mission provides humanitarThose interested in helping ian assistance across the world others are urged to call 804and remains the world’s largest 755-6571 and ask for Frank or Service Organization. 804-730-0427 for Pam Bartle, Members of the president, Mechanicsville Lions Mechanicsville Lions Club fol- Club. low that example and through The Mechanicsville Lions their raffles and White Cane Club meets at 6 p.m. every third fundraising events. Wednesday of the month at Donations are directed Calabash Seafood Restaurant.
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Town staff, Main USDA, Habitat partner to build Street talk about Bailey Woods neighborhood plans for theater By Meredith Rigsby mrigsby@mechlocal.com
By Meredith Rigsby mrigsby@mechlocal.com ASHLAND – Potential plans for the Ashland Theater were discussed last week in a work session by Ashland Town Council and the Ashland Main Street Association. In 2013, the Ashland Theater was donated to the town by A.D. and Jean Whittaker. The town was then approached by the Main Street Association asking to utilize the facility as a pop-up theater to show movies, host live music performances, hold meetings and special events, organize fundraisers, and allow for Randolph-Macon College to host events. The association has been successfully providing a pop-
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Ashland Town Council and the Main Street and the Ashland Main Street discussed the Ashland Theater during a workshop Tuesday, Aug. 25.
up theatre experience at the Ashland Theater for the past year.
ASHLAND — U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Under Secretary, Lisa Mensah, recently met with Tim Bowring, executive director of Hanover Habitat for Humanity, and Hanover Habitat board members at the Hanover Habitat Bailey Woods neighborhood off Ashcake Road to celebrate the organizations’ partnership on the subdivision. The nine-home development is a unique project for Hanover Habitat because it Meredith Rigsby/The Local is much larger than some John Hodges, left, Hanover Habitat for Humanity volunteer and board member; Anne Herring, of the typically smaller proj- USDA Virginia Rural Development coordinator; Dr. Basil Gooden, state director of USDA Rural ects the organization usually Development; Lisa Mensah, USDA Rural Development Under Secretary; Tim Bowring, executive see USDA, pg. 17
director of Hanover Habitat for Humanity; and Daniel Bedford, Jr., program director of Single Family Housing at USDA Rural Development; are shown at Bailey Woods.
see THEATER, pg. 21
Grant will help museum tell town’s story Photo submitted by Greg Glassner
Rosanne Shalf, right, president of Ashland Museum, receives a grant check for $5,350 from Scot Garka, President of CultureWorks. CultureWorks, Championed by Altria awarded the grant for the innovative Ashland Museum Inside Out project. The museum will choose about 20 buildings in the historic parts of town where a visitor with a smart phone or tablet can access electronically additional information about the history of the house or business. Work is scheduled to begin on the project in the fall. There are over 200 buildings in the historic district and Ashland Museum Inside Out is an attempt to use the buildings to tell the Town of Ashland’s story.
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er to his family in St. Louis, Missouri. Tibbetts, who SHLAND was selected by the – Dr. Ryan Central Virginia J. Tibbetts Masterworks has been Chorale search named the new committee, recently artistic director for moved to Richmond the Central Virginia from Philadelphia, Masterworks Pennsylvania, where Chorale. he had served He replaces for five years as David Sinden, who TIBBETTS organist and choir announced at the director of Summit end of last season Presbyterian Church. He that an opportunity had arisen
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USDA undersecretaries support celebrate Summer Food Program ASHLAND – U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Under Secretary Lisa Mensah and USDA Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services Under Secretary Kevin Concannon recently gathered with residents of Laurel Woods Apartments and local community members to recognize and celebrate
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works on. Hanover Habitat built seven new homes and renovated one existing home on the five-acre property. Local builder HHHunt Construction Corporation built the ninth house on the property in a 25-day building blitz. The budget for the neighborhood project was $1.5 million and Hanover Habitat was able to qualify for a $500,000 federal grant for site work including installing water and sewer service and roads. “Rural development is a part of the USDA which is our real development bank,” Mensah said during the Aug. 13 visit. “We get to do loans that have a heart, we get to do a few grants, we get to really help Americans in rural areas build up from the ground. … The largest part of our work is in our housing portfolio. … The dream of homeownership has got to be the bedrock of personal wealth, but also how our country moves forward.” The concept for the Bailey Woods neighborhood was dreamed up about eight years ago, Bowring said. Around that time, Hanover Habitat for Humanity was able to pur-
the success of its Summer Food Service Program. The Summer Food Service Program is a USDA interagency partnership aimed at helping ensure that low-income children continue to receive nutritious meals during the summer months when school is not in session. “This is an exciting partnership between my agency, which works on the buildings, and Kevin Cancannon’s agency
which works on the food, so this is a great marriage here,” Mensah said Thursday, Aug. 14. … “Virginia, I’m pleased to say, is one of the states where we have done the most summer food programs in our rural development property. We know that it takes a village to raise our kids.” Laurel Woods Apartments is a rural apartment complex that provides affordable rental see FOOD, pg. 21
Allijah Satterwhite, a 13-year-old rising eighth grader at Liberty Middle School, told USDA undersecretaries, community members and Laurel Woods Apartments residents about what the Summer Food Service Program means to her.
chase the five-acre piece of land before it went into foreclosure. When the land was purchased, there was already one house on the property set far back from the road, and the rest of the five-acre property was primarily covered in trees and brush. “This particular area right here, [Bailey Woods] there was a bit of a kerfuffle about whether or not [to allow Hanover Habitat to develop it],” Bowing said. “To make a long story short, the people who resisted it the most were the people that came up to me when we almost got this finished and said, ‘I’m sorry we were wrong, this is an amazing place, we are really glad you stuck with it.’ ” All of the homes on the property are EarthCraft-built, but not certified because the company has stopped providing grants for Hanover Habitat to be able to certify homes. The HHHunt house is the only house that is not EarthCraftbuilt. EarthCraft is a company that helps serve as a blueprint for energy, water and resource efficient buildings throughout the Southeast, according to its website. Because the homes in the Bailey Woods neighborhood are EarthCraft-built, they are
equipped with special energyefficient windows, speciallybuilt energy-efficient crawl spaces and are made with a special type of insulation called blueboard that was donated from Dow. “This is the epitome of what our program is designed to do. Quality, neighborhood, people, all of the above, this is really a step up from what we often see with our program, so hats off to you guys for doing that,” Anne Herring, USDA Virginia Rural Development coordinator, said. “But it begins with a happy, wannabe homeowner who makes an application and is eligible. And with Hanover Habitat particularly, we provide construction financing to that particular applicant and they serve as contractor and that’s basically the relationship.” What many people don’t realize about the homes that Hanover Habitat for Humanity builds is that they are not necessarily targeted only to families that are in severe poverty, but also to families that live paycheck-to-paycheck, meaning that homeownership may never be an option. “We were looking for the families, quite frankly, who sort of fall into the category of what’s oftentimes now referred to as the near poor,” Bowring
said. “Not all of them, some of these houses are pretty subsidized so, but they all — by the way —sold for $150,000. So, these are people who have sort of fallen through the cracks,” Bowring added. “We’re dealing with are families who live paycheck-to-paycheck, and they go to the bank and the bank says ‘You have good credit, you have good work history. Have you go $20,000 or $30,000 to put down [towards a home]?’ Dead, done, finished, there’s nowhere for them to go.” For example, the Bailey Woods neighborhood development is home to a local social worker and a local deputy. “We talk a lot; people say, ‘What’s the biggest challenge in rural America in 2015?’ And at some point I think it’s hope, something new that we’re not giving up,” Mensah said. “And when I see something like this, I see that ember, I see people coming that haven’t given up, that just see a parcel of land and let it lay fallow, but saw the future families that are going to be part of this. So this is very exciting.” The Hanover Habitat for Humanity Bailey Woods neighborhood would not have been made possible without the help of its board members and numerous volunteers.
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CALENDAR | News, Updates & Listings Thursday, Sept. 3 The Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) Gen. W.C. Wickham Camp will meet at 7 p.m. at Roma Restaurant in Mechanicsville. Any male descendant of a Confederate soldier is invited to attend. A genealogist will be available to assist in making the connection to a Confederate forefather.
Lo, coordinator of Virginia GrandDriver, will be the guest speaker. She will discuss House Bill 771 (new requirements for senior drivers age 75 and above), which went into effect Jan. 15. The public is invited to attend. Refreshments will be provided. For more information, call Larry Gooss Jr. at 804-559-8010.
Saturday, Sept. 12 Tuesday, Sept. 8 The Mechanicsville AARP Chapter 5407 will meet from 10 a.m. to noon at Shalom Baptist Church at 6395 Mechanicsville Tpk. in Mechanicsville. Nancy
Cub Scout Pack 534 Community Bike Rodeo will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Fairfield Presbyterian Church at 6930 Cold Harbor Rd. in Mechanicsville. The
Holiday closings for county announced HANOVER — Branches of the Pamunkey Regional Library will be closed on Saturday, Sept. 5, and Monday, Sept. 7, in observance of Labor
Day (branches also are closed on Sunday). Hanover County Government Offices also will be closed on Monday, Sept. 7, for Labor Day.
Free tour of historic courthouse set Tuesday HANOVER — The Hanover Historical Society offers free “open house” tours of the historic Hanover Courthouse on the second Tuesday of each month
between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The next tour is on Tuesday, Sept. 8. For more information, call Hanover Parks & Recreation at 804-365-7150.
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event will include bicycle safety checks, basic bike maintenance demonstration, helmet fit checks, bike safety advice from Hanover County Sheriff ’s Office Bike Patrol, crafts and building activities, face painting and free hot dogs and drinks. The rain date is Sept. 26. For more information, go to http:mechanicsville534. mypack.us. The public is invited to take the 4th annual Pig Pickin’ at Rural Point Baptist Church at 6548 Studley Rd. in Mechanicsville. The day will begin at 2 p.m. with a bouncy house, volleyball, horseshoes, antique cars, games for kids and a dunking booth. A gospel music concert featuring the Down East Boys will get underway at 3:30 p.m. A BBQ dinner with all the fixin’s will begin at 5 p.m. For more information, visit www.ruralpointbaptist.com or call 804730-3226. Bring your lawn chair and spend the afternoon. The event will be held rain or shine. Pamunkey River Garden Club will meet at 10:30 a.m. at the Shady Grove United Methodist Church at the corner of Shady Grove and Meadowbridge Roads in Mechanicsville. Floral designer Diane Burgess will present the program, ““Fun with Leaf Manipulation.” She will be doing a mini-workshop using palm, aspidistra, lily grass and equisetum to braid into shapes to show what can be used to create interesting floral designs. Members will have the opportunity to braid some leaves. Bring a friend and learn new things.
Saturday, Sept. 19 Special Olympics Area 31 is planning a yard sale/flea market from 8 a.m. to noon at the old Eastern Hanover Fire
Station at 8493 New Bethesda Rd. in Mechanicsville. Space is available for indoor and outdoor booths for a $20 donation to Special Olympics Area 31. Tables are available for an additional $5 donation. Vendors are welcome. For more information, call Marcella at 804-3577058 or Sue at 804-559-5062. MCEF Community Olympics featuring teams of five will compete in ageneutral, gender-neutral, skillneutral games, including Frisbee toss, water balloon toss, cornhole toss, basketball free throws and egg-inthe-spoon relay race. Teams check in at 8:30 a.m. at the New Highland Baptist Church at 9200 New Ashcake Road in Mechanicsville. The fee is $100 per team and registration forms for teams and volunteers may be found at www.4MCEF. org. For more information, call 804-334-6590.
Saturday, Oct. 10 The Shady Grove United Methodist Women’s Annual Bazaar and Craft Show will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 8209 Shady Grove Road in Mechanicsville. Members are currently booking vendors for this event. Those wishing to participate are asked to contact getz707@comcast.net for information or call the church office at 804-746-9073. The United Methodist Men will be selling Brunswick stew. Flu shots also will be available. Proceeds from the bazaar go toward mission projects locally, nationally and internationally. Members of the Lee-Davis High School Class of 1970 will gather at the Burkwood Swim and Racquet Club for their 45th Reunion. For more information, contact Sandy Robbins (sprobbins57@gmail.
ax submissions to calendar to 804-730-0476, email to events@mechlocal.com or mail to 8460 TimesDispatch, Mechanicsville VA 23116. Deadline is 3 p.m. Wednesday for the following week’s issue. Calendar announcements cannot be taken by phone. We reserve the right to edit all items submitted to The Local. com or 804-723-5638) or access Lee-Davis Class of 1970 on Facebook to register. Members of the Patrick Henry High School Class of 1985 will gather from 7:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at Havana 59 at 16 N. 17th St. in Shockoe Bottom in historic Downtown Richmond for their 30th Anniversary Class Reunion. The evening will include music, heavy hor d’oeuvres and photography. The cost is $40 for one person or $75 per couple and is due by Oct. 5. To download the registration form or for payment or other information, visit the Class of 1985’s 30th Anniversary Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ phhs19852015. Additional information is available by calling the Reunion Committee at 804-385-5110. The Hermitage High School Class of 1995 will hold its 20-year reunion at 7 p.m. at The Broadberry at 2729 West Broad Street in Richmond. All class members and their guests are invited (21 and older please). For more information, visit https://hermitageclassof95.wordpress.com/. The J.R. Tucker High School Class of 1975 will celebrate its 40-year reunion at “The meeting place” in Innsbrook. For more information, email Steve at steve@corporatelivingsolutions.com.
Saturday, Oct. 17 Lee-Davis High School Class of 1985 will hold its 30-year reunion. For more information and to submit contact information, email LDHS85@hotmail.com or visit LeeDavisReunions.com/85.
Ongoing Families Anonymous Support Group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. every Monday at the Episcopal Church of the Creator at 7159 Mechanicsville Turnpike in Mechanicsville. The group is a self-help fellowship for the friends and family members of addicts who are in need of understanding and healing themselves. For details, call Sandy at 804-730-4812 or email sandy.leigh@verizon.net. Overcomers Outreach and Women’s Codependency, a Christ-centered anonymous support program offering hope and healing for recovering alcoholics, addicts and their families meet every Monday at 7 p.m., at the Mechanicsville Christian Center at 8061 Shady Grove Road in Mechanicsville. For more information, call 804-366-9645 or email kjfaith1@gmail.com.
Tuesdays DivorceCare is being held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Atlee Community Church at 7171 Verdi Lane in Mechanicsville for those who are separated, going through divorce, or have experienced divorce. DC4K (DivorceCare for Kids) also is being provided at the same time. The 13-week seminar sessions started Aug. 25. Participants learn how to heal from the deep hurt of divorce and discover hope for your future. DivorceCare is a Christ-centered, video-based, Divorce/Separation Recovery Program. For more information, call the church office at 804730-3676 or visit the church’s page at the DivorceCare website at http://www.divorcecare.org/ groups/59131 or at the DC4K website at http://www.dc4k.org/ groups/59132 and send a message.
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continues to serve as assistant conductor of the Mendelssohn Club of Philadelphia and music director of the Newark Symphony Chorus in Delaware. He holds a DM in Choral Conducting from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, an MM in Choral Conducting from the University of Delaware, and a BA in Music from Princeton University. In addition to his work as a conductor, Tibbetts is an accomplished singer, and has performed extensively as both a professional choral singer and soloist. He is currently a core singer with Mendelssohn Club of Philadelphia and Choral Arts Philadelphia, and was a member of the expanded core of The Philadelphia Singers.
Tibbetts is a native of Wilmington, Delaware, and said he is excited to be getting to know Richmond with his wife Kate and their cat, Rachmaninov (Rocky for short). “I am honored to have been appointed as the new artistic director for the Central VA Masterworks Chorale, and I’m looking forward to starting rehearsals with the group in September, and to getting to know Richmond and Ashland.” The Masterworks Chorale’s ninth season begins on Monday, Sept. 14. Rehearsals are held from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in the Duncan Memorial United Methodist Church in Ashland. No auditions are necessary. For more information, contact cvmcdirector@gmail. com or Mary Grattan at 804752-2550 or visit the Chorale’s website, www.cvamc.org.
As the new school year dawns, I want to share my excitement for it with our community. After a busy and productive summer of teaching Hanover County Public Schools online government and coaching the Hanover High School Hawks golf team, I am very blessed and I owe thanks to many: 1. To Union Bank, Graybeale Construction, RemediaPro,MasterGraphics, Vincent Angel Construction, The Mike Chenault Group at Hometown Realty and dozens of other hole sponsors, including many of our elected officials, all of whom made a huge impact on the 2015
Hanover Hawks Golf Team. Our generous sponsors have covered team gear costs as well as travel expenses and tournament fees for our upcoming season. 2. To the many dedicated parents in the Hanover Hawks golf program, who always support and work with me in helping our kids have a good season. I appreciate their hard work, their putting the team first and their respect of my decision making. 3. To the Math Department at Patrick Henry High School for bringing the algebra I Standards of Learning (SOL) scores back to a passing level at my alma mater. The pressure on this group could not have been greater, and they delivered big-time, despite increased workloads and depleted resources. 4. To the student group Hanover Students for
Studio School. She continued developing her style and technique, training with Richmond’s best watercolor artists. She traveled to national workshops to study with Alvaro Castagnet, Tom Lynch and Pat Weaver, and took weekly classes to push herself into a daily regimen of painting. Foley’s goal is to take every-
day “slices of life” and develop a well-designed painting. Her work bursts with her fascination for color, light, shadows and reflections. To compose her detailed studio paintings, she first composes them through her everpresent camera lens, spotting inspiration everywhere. Although she said the end result is always a surprise, she
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Freedom Of Information and Learning (HSFOIL), whose message about censorship and academic freedom speaks volumes about leadership in our county. It’s pretty bad when you are correctly called out by 16-year-olds. Kudos to those students who want to THINK – you are welcome in my class anytime. 5. To our Central Office personnel for negotiating a free trial (yes, taxpayers, free) of a new software program for our online summer government class, and for providing
my students and me with the technical support needed to make it work. 6. To HCPS Human Resources for hiring good building leadership at Hanover High. We will miss our departing leadership, but I have met the new folks and I am excited to work with them to make Hanover High the best it can be. Here’s to a great 2015 school year! Chris Pace Chickahominy District Hanover High School
BAND the band purchase new instruments. The card pays for itself with a free state inspection by 301 Auto Repair. There also are discounts offered by Marty’s Grill, William’s Bakery, Tropical
Smoothie, Hanover Cleaners, Sweet Frog, Texas Roadhouse, Glassworks by Alex, as well as many others. Cards are available for purchase (cash or check only) at Glassworks by Alex at 10400 Leadbetter Road in Ashland, from any Atlee band student, or contact Christine Pope at 804-572-5650.
spends hours planning a painting before she dives into the spontaneity of painting wet on wet. Although her first love is the magic of watercolor, she also works in acrylics, particularly when painting plein air style. A member of the James River Art League and the Virginia Plein Air Painters,
Nancy also is a signature member of the Virginia Watercolor Society, having been juried into the exhibits for the past six years straight. Urbanna Harbor Gallery is open every day except Mondays. The Art Gallery and custom framery share the front room, adjoining a moderately large antique mall in the back.
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KCES 1:30 to 2 p.m.: Check- in to receive your child’s teacher assignment. Visit the community information tables. 2 to 2:30 p.m.: Join the staff for a presentation in the cafeteria. Juice and cookies will be provided by the PTA. 2:30 to 3 p.m.: Visit classrooms and meet your child’s teacher.
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she dreamed of becoming an artist, but when the time came for college, she chose “a more practical” major. Thirty years later, after being a co-owner of a business, she again found her paint brush and enrolled in a watercolor class at Virginia Museum
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As the school year begins, the Hanover County Sheriff ’s Office will maintain high visibility to ensure the safety of children being transported to and from school. With additional school buses, motorists, pedestrians, crossing guards and cyclists to the daily commute, motorists are reminded to be alert, slow down, and allow for extra travel time to ensure a safe start to the school year. Col. David R. Hines, sheriff, said deputies will be actively enforcing all laws pertaining to school zone and bus safety. As a result, motorists are reminded that: School zone speed limits are reduced when the yellow lights are flashing. Bus safety: Yellow flash-
Greetings, The beginning of every school year brings with it a renewed sense of excitement and anticipation for the possibilities that await us. At all levels, our exceptional teachers and support staff are eager to welcome our students and parents to another year of learning and new oppor-
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Excitement! That’s the feeling I get when I walk into our school buildings as we prepare to start another school year. The Hanover County School Board is excited to welcome approximately 90 new teachers to our ranks. Our new teachers and vet-
tunities. Each is dedicated to providing our students with the highest quality education in a safe, welcoming, and healthy environment. While we maintain constant focus on our core mission — student achievement — we are equally mindful that education is far more than test scores. It’s about people, and it begins with an understanding of the diverse needs of every student. In doing so, we pledge
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(Editor’s note: The following, addressed to the students in Hanover County, was submitted by Col. David R. Hines, sheriff.) Dear students: On behalf of the Hanover County Sheriff ’s Office, I would like to welcome you to the 20152016 school year. I hope that each of you found your summer to be fun and engaging. As your sheriff, I can assure you that your safety will always remain our chief concern. We will continue to provide you with the outstanding law enforcement service you have come to
expect. As I look at our society and the stories in the media, I am reminded of the importance of leadership. Becoming a leader is not an easy task; however, it is easier than one would think. The capacity for leadership can be found within each of us. Leadership is not something bestowed on the elite of society. Rather, it is a set of characteristics and guiding principles that make those around see SHERIFF, pg. 47
erans alike are preparing classrooms, lesson plans and teaching strategies that will serve their students in the best possible way. We are extremely proud of the way in which our schools have used the abundant amounts of data available to
drive instruction, creating, in many instances, unique instruction based upon the need of every student. As we continue to reach new levels of achievement, our focus must remain on what’s best for all students. While we are proud of the
recognitions our achievement generates, we realize that every year is a new start, and our goals must remain sufficiently high to provide our students with the required education to succeed in a challenging, global employment market.
A quote from Eleanor Roosevelt seems to apply: “You must do the thing you think you cannot do.” I believe this quote applies to everyone involved in the educational process, including board members, business
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bus stops to insure the safety of students and motorists. Motorists should keep these tips from the National Safety Council in mind when approaching school buses and school zones: School buses use yellow flashing lights to alert motorists that they are preparing to stop to load or unload children. Red flashing lights and an extended stop sign arm signals to motorists that the
bus is stopped and children are getting on or off the bus. Virginia law requires traffic in both directions to stop on undivided roadways when students are entering or exiting a school bus. The area 10 feet around a school bus is where children are in the most danger of being hit. Stop your car far enough from the bus to allow children the necessary space to safely enter and exit the bus. Pedestrians have the right of way in crosswalks. In a school zone when a warning flasher or flashers are blinking, you must stop to yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian
crossing the roadway within a marked crosswalk or at an intersection with no marked crosswalk. Drivers should not block the crosswalk when stopped at a red light or waiting to make a turn. Do not stop with a portion of your vehicle over the crosswalk. Blocking the crosswalk forces pedestrians to go around your vehicle and puts them in a dangerous situation. Be alert. Children are unpredictable. Children walking to or from their bus are usually very comfortable with their surroundings. This
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ASHLAND – Chief Douglas A. Goodman of the Ashland Police Department reminds residents that school begins Tuesday, Sept. 8, and school buses and children will once again be travelling our streets and sidewalks. Ashland Police officers will be conducting proactive patrols of school zones and
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housing through financing from the USDA. It is one of 107 Summer Food Service Program sites in the Richmond area that provide free breakfast and lunch to children 18 and under. During the school year, 30 million American children get their lunch at school and 14 million get their breakfast at school, while 21 million of that number receive those meals either free or reduced based on family income, according to under secretary Concannon. While organizations like the USDA are working hard to combat child hunger, only about 4 million children get the opportunity to go to a Summer Food Service Program. By utilizing community rooms at multifamily housing com-
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During this time, town staff worked with the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development in conjunction with the Ashland Main Street Association to apply for a $25,000 Feasibility Study grant, which the town received. The town also began request proposals from individuals and groups or firms that had an interest in helping develop the theater. Waukeshaw Development Company emerged from that process as the most likely prospect and the owner of the company, Dave McCormack began working with the Main Street Association on the Feasibility Study. At the same time, town staff applied for and was awarded $500,000 in grant funding from the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development Revitalization Fund. For the last two fiscal years
plexes like the one at Laurel Woods, those running the program hope to be able to reach more children in rural areas during the summer months. “Summertime is the time of year a child within the borders of the U.S. is most likely to go hungry, and it’s almost counterintuitive for most of us because the summertime is a time where we generally recall in our lives recreation, having fun, being out of school,” said Concannon. “The challenges around eating are serious, steep.” Virginia began utilizing some of its Rural Development multifamily housing complexes to host the Summer Food Service Program feeding sites about a year ago, and the concept has since spread throughout the Commonwealth, as well as in other parts of the country, Concanon said.
“Many people in underserved areas either have limited public transportation options or must drive long distances for healthy food options,” Concannon said. “Partnering with Rural Development to serve children in hard to reach areas is a proven practice that has helped remove barriers to participation and increase a child’s access to food.” Ensuring that children receive the right nutrition during the summer months is vital to their development and success. “If they [the kids] are not eating correctly, or eating well, if they’re not eating in the summer time, then they can’t continue to participate in recreational activities or sports activities that we provide them in the summer time,” Deborah Morton, deputy director of Richmond Department
of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities, said. “You know, eating nutritious meals also helps them to tap into their creative nature so that they’ll be able to participate in our arts programs or our dance programs and our music programs.” Children that participate in the Summer Food Service Program are provided a breakfast of muffins, cereal and fruit, as well as a lunch of veggies and sub sandwiches. “The children love it, I mean, because everyone cannot afford to feed their child,” sponsor Valerie Cash said. “So, when they are able to come in and fellowship and have fun with the other kids in the neighborhood in a safe environment, it’s wonderful.” Allijah Satterwhite, a 13year-old rising eighth grader at Liberty Middle School and
participant in the Summer Food Service Program at Laurel Woods, stood up during the presentation to say a few words about how she feels about the program. “The feeding program is a good program. It helps kids whose parents work; the program serves breakfast and lunch. I like this program because I get to spend time with my friends,” Satterwhite said. One of the biggest challenges that the Summer Food Service Program faces is access to the kids, particularly in more rural areas. The Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act is up for renewal this year and Concannon hopes to be able to make some changes to the act that will enable the USDA to more appropriately fulfill needs based on location of feeding sites.
The Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act authorizes funding and sets policy for USDA’s core child nutrition programs: the National School Lunch Program, the School Breakfast program, the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC), the Summer Food Service Program and the Child and Adult Care Food Program, according to the USDA Food and Nutrition Service website. “Currently the requirement is that the students, the kids coming have to consume the food on-site and that works fine in a facility like this [the community room at Laurel Woods Apartments], but we have -- in some parts of the country -- kids that come out to a park,” Concannon said.
the town has been placing money in its Capital Projects Fund and has $500,000 set aside to match the $500,000 grant. The purpose of the work session held Tuesday, Aug. 25, by town council and the Ashland Main Street Association was to try to discuss next steps concerning the theater and how to best use the facility. At the beginning of the meeting, Clark Mercer, board member of the Ashland Main Street Association Theater Committee, asked “What’s the stated goal of the theatre? ... Is it economic generator for the town as far as the rent that will be collected? Is it foot traffic and engaging different folks in the community? … Is it a money maker for the town? Is it a money maker through tax revenue? Or is it that we want the town, we want it open, open for business generating foot traffic and the town not pumping money into on a monthly basis, or some combination of those things?” After discussions among
town and association staff, there was a general consensus about two major objectives they would like to come out of the theatre renovation: that the Ashland Theater helps local businesses and community endeavors and that the theater is utilized for multiple purposes. “From my point of view, it has to be a cross-section of those two, it’s not about the town making money per se, but it is about the theater being an economic generator for the town itself,” council member Faye Prichard said. “And when I say town I don’t mean town government, I mean an economic generator for other businesses, increasing the life of business along that corridor, bringing people to town.” When the Theater Committee received the results from the Feasibility Study, members said they did not envision the Ashland Theater serving primarily as a movie theater, but rather as a live music venue with ticket
prices ranging from $15-30, which was a surprise, Mercer said. In addition, “I think one of the biggest surprises that we had was the study calls for acquisition of adjacent property and turning that adjacent property into a for profit revenue generating business and a restaurant,” Mercer said. If the town was to pursue the course of action suggested by the Feasibility Study, revenue would be generated from the meals tax of the restaurant; however, there were some concerns that as a music venue the theater would compete with other businesses such as Ashland Coffee and Tea, not help them. Another concern with the Feasibility Study results was its suggestion that if the theater is owned by a developer that it charge a minimum of $600 for anyone, including nonprofit organizations to rent out the space. “If you’re renting the theater to a for-profit or paying rent, then I could see someone jus-
tifying renting the space out,” Mercer said. “But, if we are putting $1 million of taxpayer money into the theater, and then we’re not charging anyone to operate it, we can’t then be paying on top of that for our own community groups to access it. The community groups that we have can’t pay that nor will they.” “No matter how we, wherever we end up, the path we go down, I firmly believe somewhere between 50 and 60 days a year should be reserved contractually in writing with whoever’s running it that should be little or no cost community programming,” Hugh Joyce,
president of the Ashland Main Street Association, said. Prichard agreed, saying, “The town should not be paying to put town events in a town building.” The work session was purely for discussion purposes and no definitive decisions concerning the next course of action were made. The next work session meeting about the Ashland Theater is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Sept. 2 at Town Hall. Opportunities for public input will be made available later in September, Mayor George Spagna said.
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Earl J. Hunter Jr. and Dr. Jamelle S. Wilson were recognized during last Wednesday’s regular meeting of the Hanover County Board of Supervisors for their years of service to the Hanover County education system. Hunter had served on the Hanover County School Board and Wilson was superintendent of Hanover County Public Schools. Proclamations were presented by supervisors Canova Peterson and Wayne Hazzard. Shown in the photo at left are Hunter and Peterson. Wilson and Hazzard are shown in the photo at right.
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makes them more likely to take risks, ignore hazards or fail to look both ways when crossing the street. Children boarding and exiting school buses must be especially careful around the school bus “danger zone,” which is the 10 feet in front, behind, and on each side of the bus. Posted school zone speed limits must be obeyed when signal lights are flashing. There are enhanced fines for speeding in school zones. APD officers will be conducting traffic enforcement the week prior to school to serve as a reminder for drivers to slow down in school zones. For more information about back to school safety, go to the National Safety Council’s website at http:// www.nsc.org/act/events/ Pages/keep-children-safe-atschool.aspx.
Kindergarten Orientation to be held Thursday at Henry Clay Staff Report news@mechlocal.com ASHLAND — The Kindergarten Orientation at Henry Clay Elementary School will take place on Thursday, Sept. 3. Kindergarten students and their parents may visit from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. to find out class placement, pay fees, learn bus assignments, learn more about the PTA and visit the cafeteria. Students in first and second grades and their parents may visit from 1 to 3 p.m. to find out class placement, pay fees, learn bus assignments, learn more about the PTA and visit the cafeteria. Tuesday, Sept. 8, is the first day of school for the 2015-2016 school year. School and bus doors will open at 7:40 a.m. with the tardy bell ringing at
8:05 a.m. Parents and guardians can stay in touch with Henry Clay Elementary and be informed by: Email Connection – Be sure to select this icon on the school website to sign up to receive email reminders, information and updates. The Henry Clay website – Visit hcps.us\hces to find staff email addresses, links to educational websites, announcements and more. PowerSchool – The student information system provides parent access to your student’s record, schedule, grades, etc. Contact the school registrar at 804-365-8120 if you need access codes or a password reset. School Closing and Delay Hotline – In case of power see HCES, pg. 47
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8 — $53,157; $53,157.01 to $75,647. For each additional family member, add $5,408; $7,696. Application forms are being distributed to all households with a letter informing households of the availability of free or reduced price meals for their children. Applications are also available at the principal’s office in each school and at the central office. To apply for free or reduced price meals, households must only fill out one application per household and return it to the school division. Applications may be submitted at any time during the school year. The information households provide on the application will be used for determin-
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degrees out, you say you have to stay here and consume the food. So there’s consideration of, one, allowing kids to take the food off-site, back home. Or, also, there’s a requirement now that it be served in a congregate facility, meaning where everybody gathers.” Because access to feeding sites can be a huge barrier, some rural areas have been experimenting with using school buses to carry loads of coolers filled with food and drop them off at homes that have children that are out of school. “I was in New Mexico last year and they took one of those regular yellow buses, just minimally refitted it -- just put a bunch of beach blankets on it or beach towels, but then had coolers and drove on these rural unpaved roads. To me, it was very moving to see it, but it’s another way of responding to it,” Concannon said.
ing eligibility and verification of data. Applications may be verified at any time during the school year by school or other program officials. For school officials to determine eligibility for free or reduced price benefits, households receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits (formerly the Food Stamp Program) or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) only have to list their child(ren)’s name and SNAP or TANF case number and an adult household member must sign the application. Households that do not list a SNAP or TANF case number, including WIC households, must list the names of all household members, the amount and frequency of the income received by each household member, and the last four digits of the social Another option that has been tested over the past four years in various parts of the country is providing students who qualify for free and reduced lunches a plastic card with food benefits on it during the last week of school. The card would provide parents and family members the means to be able to go to the store and purchase food if they are in an area where they do not have access to Summer Food Service Program feeding sites. The Summer Food Service Program in Richmond serves roughly 30,000 meals per day to children in need. At Laurel Woods Apartments, owned by Laurel Woods Limited Partnership and managed by TIM Associates Management, the Summer Food Service Program is sponsored by the City of Richmond/Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities.
security number of the adult household member who signs the application. If the household member does not have a social security number, the household member must indicate that a social security number is not available. The application must be signed by an adult household member in order to be approved. Under the provisions of the free and reduced price meal policy, the Director of Food Services and Food Service Supervisors will review applications and determine eligibility. An application for free or reduced price meals cannot be approved unless it is complete. Households dissatisfied with the ruling of the eligibility determining official may wish to discuss the decision with the official on an informal basis. Households wishing to
make a formal appeal for a hearing on the decision may make a request either verbally or in writing to: David Myers, Assistant Superintendent for Business and Operations, 200 Berkley St., Ashland, VA 23005; telephone 804-365-4500. Households may apply for free or reduced price meals at any time during the school year. If a household is not eligible now but has a change, such as a decrease in household income, an increase in household size, becomes unemployed or qualifies for SNAP or TANF, the household should contact the school for an application. Such changes may make the children of the household eligible for benefits if the household’s income falls at or below the Federal Income Eligibility Guidelines. Households that receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits (formerly the Food Stamp Program) or
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) may not have to complete an application for free or reduced price student meals. School officials will determine eligibility for free meals based on documentation, obtained directly from the Virginia Department of Social Services, that a child is a member of a household currently receiving SNAP or TANF. School officials will notify these households in writing of their eligibility. Households who are notified of their eligibility, but who do not want their children to receive free meals, must contact the school. SNAP and TANF households must complete an application if they are not notified in writing of their automatic eligibility within the first 10 days of the new school year. Information submitted by Chris R. Whitley, Hanover County Public Schools public information officer.
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leaders, administrators, teachers, parents and students. As any sports team can attest, if everyone on the team is working toward the same goal, it’s generally much easier to accomplish. The school board will be spending a significant amount of time in the community this fall seeking input on the desired qualities for our new superintendent. We encourage everyone to attend these meetings so that our ultimate decision might reflect as accurately as possible the goals of the community. As always, we wish everyone a safe and enjoyable start to the school year and remind you not to hesitate to contact your school board member with any questions you may have throughout the year regarding our schools.
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HANOVER — The Hanover County Department of Public Utilities (DPU) has received a 2015 Virginia Association of Counties’ (VACo) Achievement Award for a program intended to provide better customer service and better manage the backflow prevention program. The program was one of three programs statewide to be recognized in the Information Technology category. A backflow prevention program’s goal is to prevent the public water system from being contaminated by water that has passed through a customer’s private water system. The innovation pioneered by Hanover DPU manages the program using a database developed in-house. The new system decreases the amount of time needed to prepare monthly notices and gives staff imme diate access to information. This makes managing the program HERZOG more efficient and allows staff to quickly respond to inquiries from customers. “With the database, multiple devices are linked to a single customer, enabling them to be identified quickly,” explained Steven P. Herzog, director. “Now when customers call, most questions can be answered during the initial call. This both improved customer service and reduced staff time related to
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Local resident Jessica Fairly is back from a month-long study abroad trip in Valencia, Spain. She is a rising third year at the University of Virginia where she is double majoring in biology and Spanish. She earned credits through the Global Health Program while in Spain and is shown in front of La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, Spain. Jessica is a drill instructor in the Cavalier Marching Band, a member of Circle K International, Kappa Kappa Psi band fraternity and Chi Alpha, and was inducted into the Phi Eta Sigma and Sigma Alpha Lambda national honor societies at UVa.
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Officer Chip Watts, left, Ashland Police Department; Deputy Jim McLaughlin and Deputy Krystal Kellum, both with the Hanover County Sheriff’s Office; and Terry Alexander, president of the Hanover-Ashland Triad; attended the organization’s 20th anniversary celebration and joined in recognizing Kellum’s heroic efforts.
Hanover-Ashland Triad honors deputy’s heroics HANOVER – The Hanover-Ashland Triad celebrated its 20th Anniversary last week and recognized Deputy Krystal Kellum of the Hanover County Sheriff ’s Office. During a ceremony held Monday, Aug. 24, at the Hanover County Administration building, Kellum was honored by the Hanover-Ashland Triad for her quick actions during a recent visit with her senior that could have been life-threatening. While visiting her senior, Kellum noticed an irregular smell consistent with leaking gas. She helped her senior evacuate the residence and immediately notified Hanover Fire. On arrival Fire confirmed Kellum’s suspicions and eliminated the threat. Chairman Wayne Hazzard of the Hanover County Board of Supervisors presented a proclamation recognizing the accomplishments of the Hanover-Ashland Triad in its 20 years of service to Hanover County. Chief Douglas Goodman of the Ashland Police Department also presented a proclamation from the Ashland Town Council. Members of the Hanover County Sheriff ’s Office, the Ashland Police Department, the Hanover Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office, Hanover County Board of Supervisors, the Hanover County Administrator’s Office, the Attorney General’s Office, Triad members and
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community seniors were all in attendance. “The Hanover County Sheriff ’s Office is proud to partner with the Hanover-Ashland Triad. The Triad is a great organization that proactively helps seniors improve their quality of life through education and building relationships,” Col. David R. Hines, sheriff, said. The Hanover-Ashland TRIAD was formed on Aug. 23, 1995, when former Sheriff V. Stuart Cook, former Chief John Rochat of Ashland Police Department and Robert Hartrim, former president of AARP, signed an agreement to become the official Triad for Hanover County. Today the Hanover-Ashland Triad continues to thrive, focusing on educating the community and reducing crimes against seniors. Information submitted by Deputy Karen Godfrey, Hanover County Sheriff’s Office.
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iss Mikaela Huff and Mr. Justin Michael Stauder were united in marriage on Saturday, June 13, 2015, at Sierra Vista in Bedford, Virginia. Ms. Carol Tyree officiated the ceremony. Mikaela is the daughter of Steve and Tanya Huff of Mechanicsville. Justin is the son of Michael and Angela Stauder of Forest, Virginia. The bride was escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents. Megan Mueller served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Christiana Campbell, Brittany Abbot, Kylie Whitley and Louise Robertson. Travis Stauder, brother of the groom, served as best man. Groomsmen were Mike Stauder, father of the groom, Brian Hoffman, Will Shoemaker and Jess Jarrett. Travis Huff, brother of the bride, provided music for the ceremony on the tenor saxophone. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Sierra Vista. The groom’s parents hosted a rehearsal dinner at The Neighbors Place in Lynchburg. Mikaela is a 2007 graduate of Atlee High School and received her bachelor’s degree and Master of Arts in Teaching from James
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MR. and MRS. JUSTIN MICHAEL STAUDER the former Mikaela Huff Madison University. She is an elementary teacher in Campbell County, Virginia. Justin is a 2006 graduate of Jefferson Forest High School in Forest, Virginia. He is a graduate of James Madison University, where he received his Bachelor of Science Degree in
Geographic Science. He is currently employed as an Environment Planner by the City of Lynchburg. The couple spent their honeymoon in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. The Stauders will reside in Forest, Virginia.
he marriage of Ms. Jennifer Leigh Hinerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marc Hinerman, all of Mechanicsville, Virginia, to Mr. Jason Paul Ford, also of Mechanicsville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall of Houston, Texas, and Mrs. Cindy Ford and the late Mr. Bobby Ford of Waco, Texas, took place on Saturday, April 4, 2015, in an outdoor ceremony at Deep Run Park in Henrico. The Reverend Lorena Beach officiated. The bride is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinerman and the late Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vaughan, all of Richmond. The groom is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ford and the late Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Herrington, all of Texas. The bride was escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents. The maid of honor was the bride’s sister, Miss Sarah Hinerman. The bride’s niece, Reagan Naber, was the flower girl and Cameron Malle, the bride’s nephew, was the ring bearer. The bride is a 2002 graduate of Lee-Davis High School and 2006 graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University where she
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MR. and MRS. JASON PAUL FORD the former Jennifer Leigh Hinerman received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design. She is employed with Union Bank & Trust. The groom is a 1998 graduate of Gatesville High School in Gatesville, Texas, and 2002 graduate of Tarleton University where
he received a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems. He is employed with Merrill Lynch as a Senior Computer Analyst. After a honeymoon cruise in the Caribbean, the couple resides in Mechanicsville.
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answering questions.” “Another advantage is when a facility is sold or a new tenant moves in the customer information only has to be updated once, saving time and minimizing errors,” Herzog added. “Hanover County is always looking for creative and innovative ways to improve the services we offer,” said Cecil “Rhu” Harris Jr., county administra-
tor. “It is very rewarding to have VACO recognize one of these outstanding efforts by our employees.” VACo’s Achievement Awards program recognizes innovative, model county government programs across the State. The award will be presented to the Hanover County Department of Public Utilities on Sept. 9. Information submitted by Tom Harris, Hanover County public information officer.
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repaid with simple interest for the current tax year and potentially up to the previous five tax years. In November 2013, the Hanover County Board of Supervisors modified the program to allow property rezoned for specified, more intense, uses to remain eligible for land use. Under this change, proper-
ty rezoned for manufacturing; transportation and warehousing; professional, scientific and technical services; hotels and motels; and professional offices can still be in the land use program. Roll-back taxes would not apply until the actual use is changed. About 3,572 parcels and 161,875 acres are currently enrolled in Hanover County’s Land Use Taxation program. This represents about 56% of the county’s total acreage. The
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BUS ROUTES | Routes and Bus Numbers ATLEE HIGH CHICKAHOMINY MIDDLE Run: 1 • Bus: 28 Start run at the intersection of: Signal Hill Road and Luck Ave(7:50 am) Right on Strain Ave Left on Dunfee Lane Left on Edgeworth Road Right on Signal Hill Road Left on Elm Drive Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Edgeworth Road Right on Signal Hill Road Right on Jackson Ave Left on Lee Ave Right on Atlee Road Proceed on Cold Harbor Road Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Take 295 North to the Hanover Exit (Rt 301) Proceed on Chamberlayne Road (Rt. 301) Left on Atlee Station Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Run: 2 • Bus: 228 Start run at the intersection of: Elm Tree Terrace and Elm Drive (7:50 am) Proceed on Elm Drive Right on Oak Street Left on Barnette Ave Left on Hill View Drive Left on Princess Anne Drive Right on Hill View Drive Left on Barnette Ave Proceed on Barnette Ave Left on Addie Drive Left on Burr Drive Right on Barnette Ave Left on Windsor Drive Proceed across Atlee Road Proceed on Rose Hill (turn around at Rose Hill) Right on Atlee Road no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle.Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 119 Start run at the intersection of: Windsor Drive and Atlee Road(7:49 am) Proceed on Windsor Drive Right on Eleanor Drive Left on Lucille Road Left on Lake Terrell Drive Left on Thelma Lou Road Right on Eleanor Drive Right on Windsor Drive Left on Strain Avenue Right on Sawyer Lane Right on Windsor Drive Right on Moritz Lane Left on Hillis Way Left on Atlee Road (pickup students to Crestline Lane) Left on Chamberlayne Road (no student pick up) Right on Atlee Station Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle (no student pickup).
Listed in alphabetical order. Bus routes and times are subject to change. Daily updates can be found at http://hanover.k12.va.us,quick links, bus routes
Run: 4 • Bus:295 Start run at the intersection of: Ellerson Drive and Timberlake Green Drive(7:54 am) Right on Timberlake Green Drive Left on Buckard Drive Right on Elwin Drive Right on Windsor Drive Left on Troub Lane Right on Bink Place Turn Around on Bink Place Left on Troub Lane Left on Windsor Drive Right Gold Coast Lane Right on Buckard Drive Proceed on Elwin Drive Left on Windsor Drive Left on Ellerson Drive Left on Shire Parkway (turn around at Kelshire Trace) Left on Ellerson Drive Right on Meadowbridge Road (pickup students to Atlee Road) Left on Atlee Road (no student pickups) Left on Chamberlayne Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 5 • Bus: 184 Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Road and Carneal Lane(7:55am) Right on Franklin Lane Left on Tangle Oaks Drive Right on Tangle Pond Lane Left on Oak Bower Lane Left on Tangle Ridge Drive Left on Tangle Oaks Drive Right on Franklin Lane Left on Ellerson Farm Drive Left on Wonderland Lane Left on Ellerson Station Drive Right on Mary Mundie Lane Left on Apricot Lane Left on Banberry Drive Left on Ellerson Station Drive Left on Atlee Road (no student pickups) Left on Chamberlayne Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Run: 6 • Bus: 139 Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Road and Carter Lane (7:58 am) Left on Carter Lane Right on Landover Dr Right on S. Mayfield Lane RightAtlee Road Right on Meadowview Lane Right on Brook Road Left on S Mayfield Lane Right on Holly Lane Left on North Mayfield Lane Right on Atlee Road Right into Messiah Lutheran, circle and return to Atlee road Right on Atlee (no student pickups) Left on Chamberlayne Road (no student pickups) Right on Atlee Station Road to
Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Run: 7 • Bus: 185 Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Road & Mechanicsville Elem Bus Ramp (7:48 am) Right on Atlee Road (pickup Students to Lee Avenue) Left on Lee Ave Left on Shady Grove Road Left on Fullview Ave Right on Roosevelt Avenue Proceed on Roosevelt Avenue Left on Bruce Blvd Right on York Street Right on Fullview Ave (to end turn around) Left on Shady Grove Road Left on Arnoka Road ( to end turn around) Left on Shady Grove Road Right on Ridge View Road Left on Deborah Drive (cross over Shady Grove Road) Proceed on Arnoka Road ( to end and turn around) Right on Shady Grove Road (Pick up students to Moutain Lily Lane) Right on Meadowbridge Road Right onto 295 North to 301 (Hanover Exit) Proceed on Chameberlayne Road Left on Atlee Station Road Proceed to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle Note: PM run same as AM run. Run: 8 • Bus: 2 Start run at the intersection of: Shady Grove Road and Lansdowne Rd(7:50am) Proceed on Shady Grove Road (Pickup Students on right side to Meadowbridge) Right on Meadowbridge Road Right on Pleasant Grove Road Left on Atlee Road Right on Summer Walk Parkway Right on Ellerson Green Place (turn around at Ellerson Green Terr) Right on Summer Walk Parkway (pickup students at Summerwalk Terrace) Turn around at Summerwalk Terrace Proceed on Summer Walk Parkway Right on Atlee Road (pickup students to Burnside Drive) Right on Meadowbridge Road (Pick up Students to Spring Valley Road) Right on Spring Valley Road Right on Burnside Drive Left on Atlee Road (pickup students to Quailfield Road) Left on Chamberlayne Road Right on Atlee Station Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle Note: PM run done the same as AM run Rainbow Station PM Only.
Run: 9 • Bus: 156 Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Rd and Marc Gregory Ct (7:50am) Proceed on Atlee Road Right on Summerwalk Parkway Left on Silkwood Drive Right on Summerwalk Parkway to Atlee Road Left on Atlee Road (no student pickups) Left on Chamberlayne Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Note: PM run done the same as AM run. Run: 10 • Bus: 256 Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Road and Holly Ridge Rd(7:55 am) Left on Holly Ridge Road ( pick up students at intersections to Briarthorn Court) Left on Briarthorn Court (to end turn around) Left on Holly Ridge Road Right on Jane Lee Circle Right on Colmar Drive Left on Wanda Drive Left on Compass Drive Right on Quailfield Road Left on Atlee Road (pickup students to Russet Lane) Left on Russet Lane Left on Stywalt Lane Left on Rollins Lane Left on Atlee Road(no student pickups) Left on Chamberlayne Road (no student pickups) Right on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy) Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 11 • Bus: 162 Start run at the intersection of: Mann Drive and Dell Ray Drive(7:46am) Left on Dell Ray Drive Right on Lansdowne Road Right on Atlee Road (Pickup Students to Mann Dr) Right on Mann Drive Left on Shady Grove Road, pickup students to Studley Road Left Studley Road Right on Twin Oaks Road Left on Oakfield Lane Left on Fayemount Drive Right on Studley Road, pickup students to Rutland Road Left on Rutland Road Left on Sherton Drive Right on Fayemount Drive Right on Rutland Drive Left on McFaye Ave Right on Atlee Road picking up students to Chamberlayne Road Left on Chamberlayne Road Right on Atlee Station Road Left on Warren Avenue Left on Coleman Road Left on Howard Drive
Right on Warren Ave Left on Atlee Station to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 12 • Bus: 118 Start run at the intersection of: Westone Rd and Atlee Station Rd(7:51am) Proceed on Atlee Station Road (pick up students to Chamberlayne Road) Left on Chamberlayne Road ( Route 301) Right on Hanover Crossing Drive Right on Hanover Crossing Drive Left on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Quail Creek Drive Right on Cardinal Creek Drive Left on Studley Road (no student pickups) Left on Rural Crosse Drive Right on Winter Spring Drive Right on Meadowsweet Drive Left on Atlee Springs Drive pickup students to Woodsage court Right on Atlee Road (no student pickups) Left on Chamberlayne Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Note: PM run done the same as AM run. Run: 13 • Bus: 147 Start run at the intersection of: Shady Grove Road and Academy Drive(7:52 am) Right on Culley Drive (turn around at end) Right on Academy Drive Left on Verdi Lane Right on Pole Green Road Right on Antique Lane (turn around across from 8061 Antique Lane) Right on Pole Green Road Take 295 North to Route 301 Exit Proceed on Chamberlayne Road Left on Atlee Station Road Proceed to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Note: PM run done the same as AM run Cool Spring Baptist Church, RTMA, PT Performance and Toddler University after school program in afternoon only( Dickey Drive) PM : Left on Atlee Station Road Right on Dickey Drive to Toddler University Turn around on Dickey Drive (If there are vehicles parked in the Caldesac do a 3 point turn at the entrance of Woody Hogg Reality) Do not go in parking lots of TU and RTMA. Proceed on Dickey Drive to RTMA on right Right on Atlee Station Road Left on Chamberlayne Road Proceed same directions as AM
Run: 14 • Bus: 92 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Burkwood Club Drive (7:56 am) Continue West on Studley Road to Wyattwood Road Right on Wyattwood Road (turn around at end) Right on Studley Road, pickup students to Shady Grove Road Right on Shady Grove Road Pick up students to Hanover Crossings Drive Cross over Chamberlayne Road Left on Jupiter Drive Right on Mars Drive Left on Venus Drive Left on Neptune Drive Right on Jupiter Drive Left on Shannon Road Right on Chamberlayne Road Right on Atlee Road Right on Combs Drive Right on Rutlandshire Drive Right on Barnfield Lane Right on Atlee Road (turnaround at end) Left on Combs Drive Right on Rutlandshire Drive Right on Chamberlayne Road Right on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 15 • Bus: 173 Start run at the intersection of : Atlee Rd & Chamberlayne Rd (7:51 am) Proceed on Chamberlayne Rd (pick up students to Huntington Woods Drive) Right on Huntington Woods Drive ( Turn Around on Sugar Wood Dr) Right onChamberlayne Road Turn on McKenzie Drive and continue to the cul-de-sac (turn around) Right on Chamberlayne Road Right on Crown Colony Parkway Right on Braxton Way (turn around) Left on Crown Colony Parkway, (pickup students to Chamberlayne Road) Left on Chamberlayne Road (picking students up to Atlee Station Road) Right on Atlee Station Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Note: PM run done the same as AM run. Run: 16 • Bus: 223 Start run at: New Ashcake Road andChamberlayne Road (301) (7:54 am) Proceed on Chamberlayne Road (301) Right on Windmill Watch Drive Right on Laurel Grove Road Right on Cedar Lane Left on Winston Drive see BUS ROUTES, pg. 30
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Right on Laurel Grove Road Right on Powhickery Drive, turn around at Duling Road Left on Laurel Grove Road Left on Jupiter Drive Right on Chamberlayne Road (no student pickups) Right on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups) to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM ONLY: Burkwood Swim Club. Run: 17 • Bus:177 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Rd and Seminole Rd(7:50am) Turn on Seminole Road and continue to Mattaponi Road Left on Mattaponi Road Left on Pamunkey Road Left on New Ashcake Road Left on Cool Spring Road pickup students to Blakeridge Ave Left on Blakeridge Avenue (turn around at Knollwood Court) Right on Brittewood Circle Right on Blakeridge Avenue Left on Cool Spring Road (Pickup students to Ringview Dr) Right on Ringview Drive (3 point turn around at Thornecrest Dr) Proceed on Ringview Drive Right on Cool Spring Road (pickup students to Hughesland Road) Right on Atlee Station Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 18 • Bus: 76 Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Station Rd and Westone Rd(7:56am) Proceed on Westone Road Right on Thomas Ave Right on Craney Island Road Left on Atlee Station Road Left on Jeans Grove Lane (pickup students at intersections to Odey Drive) Right on Odey Drive Right on Pelot Place(pickup students at intersections to Atlee Station Road) Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickup). Proceed to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 19 • Bus:101 Start run at the intersection of: Weststone Road and Cudlipp Avenue (7:56am) Left on Weststone Road Right on Tusing Ave. Right on Craney Island Road Left on Cudlipp Avenue Right on Hudnall’s Road Right on Caleb Drive Right on Aaroe Drive Right on Cool Autumn Drive Left on Ebaugh Lane Left on Cudlipp Avenue (pickup students to Dewitt Drive) Right on DewittDrive (pickup
students at intersections to Atlee Station Road) Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickup) Proceed on Atlee Station Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 20 • Bus:297 Start run at the intersection of: Crestfield Dr & Kennon Ct (7:59 am) Proceed on Crestfield Drive Right on Hughesland Road Right on Colvincrest Drive Right on Kiblercrest Drive Right on Barnescrest Drive Left on Hughesland Road Left on Cool Spring Road Right on Atlee Station Road to Atlee & Chickahominy Note: PM run done the same as AM run. Run: 21 • Bus:222 Start run at the intersection of: Tazwell Green Dr and Atlee Station Rd (7:50 am) Left on Beechwood Drive Right on Ashking Drive Ashking Drive turns into North Rinker Drive North. Rinker Drive Left on Gerljean Drive Right on Rinker Drive Rinker Drive turns into North Rinker Drive Right on Gerljean Drive Left on Aragon Drive Cross over Ashking Drive to proceed on Wilmore Drive Right on Atlee Station Road Proceed on Atlee Station Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Note: PM run done the same as AM run. Run: 22 • Bus:150 Start run at the intersection of: Stags Leap Drive & Deer Stream Drive (7:57 am) Proceed on Deer Stream Drive (Back in to Stags Leap Drive & turn around) Right on Fawn Park Lane (turn around at Alexgarden Court) Right on Deer Stream Drive Right on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle) Note: PM run done the same as AM run. Run: 23 • Bus:149 Start run at the intersection of: Kings Charter Drive and Durhams Ferry Place (8:00am) Pickup students to Amelia Manor Court Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle) Note: PM run done the same as AM run Run: 24 • Bus:312 Start run at the intersection of: Honey Meadows Rd & Meadow Pond Drive (7:50 am) Left on Meadow Pond Drive ( to end and turn around)
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Proceed on Meadow Pond Drive Right on Honey Meadows Road Right on Atlee Station Road Right on Castle Tower Place ( Turn around at Castle Tower Place) Proceed on Castle Tower Road Right on Drawbridge Road (pickup studentsto Peridot Court) Left on Atlee Ridge Road (no student pickups) Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickupsto Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle) Note: PM run reversed from AM run after Honey Meadows Portion. Run: 25 • Bus:190 Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Station Rd and Beechwood Dr ( 7:52 am ) Proceed on Atlee Station Road (Pick up students on Right Side to Sliding Rock Drive) Turn Left on Sliding Rock Drive (to end turn around) Right on Atlee Station Road ( Pickup Students on right to Grand Hickory Dr) Right on Grand Hickory Drive (to end turn around) Right on Atlee Station Road (Pickup Students on right to Wilmore Drive) Proceed on Atlee Station Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle Note: PM run done the same as AM run. Run: 26 • Bus:176 Start run at the intersection of: Old Ivy Trace & Spring Ivy Lane(7:53am) Proceed on Spring Ivy Lane (pickup students at intersections to Kings Charter Drive) Left on Kings Charter Drive Right on Stephens Manor Drive Right on Chestnut Grove Terrace Right on Stephens Manor Dr (turn around in the Stephens Manor cul-de-sac) Left on Kings Charter Drive (no student pickups) Left on Atlee Station Roadno student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Note: PM run done the same as AM run. Run: 27 • Bus:332 Start run at the intersection of: Patuxent Way and Totopotomoy Trl(8:01am) Right on Wanchese Way Left on Kings Charter Drive Continue on Kings Charter Drive (pickup students to Burkes Garden Place) Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle) Note: PM run order is same as AM run Run: 28 • Bus: 202 Start run at the intersection of: Charter Crossing and Kings Charter Dr (7:55am) Pickup students to Matthews Grove Lane Right on Spring Ivy (no student pickups)
Left on Atlee Station Road no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 29 • Bus:195 Start run at the intersection of: Oak Shade Ct andManorwood Dr (8:00am) Continue on Manorwood Drive (turn around at Spring Garden Court) Right on Charter Gate Drive Right on Dogwood Garth Lane Left on Rose Garden Path Left on Apple Blossom Drive Right on Dogwood Garth Lane Left on Charter Gate Drive Left on Atlee Station Road (pickup up students to Slidingrock Drive) Continue to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 30 • Bus:298 Start run at the intersection of: Wild Rose Ct & Charter Gate Dr (7:58am) Right on Windsor Shade Drive Right on Rose Garden Path Left on Kings Charter Drive Right on Charter Crossing (pickup students to Atlee Station Road) Left on Atlee Station Rd (no student pickupsto Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle) Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 31 • Bus:100 Start run at the intersection of: Rapidan Way & Totopotomoy Trl(8:01am) Left on Rapidan Way Right on Monongahela Trail Right on Patuxent Way Left on Susguehanna Trail Right on Monocan Way Right on Totopotomoy Trail Left on Kiptopeake Way Right on Rappahannock Trail Right on Rapidan Way Left on Totopotomoy Trail to Sliding Hill Road Left on Sliding Hill Road Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 32 • Bus:239 Start run at: Manor View Drive & Stone Spring Drive (8:00 am) Right on Stone Spring Drive to Silverthorne Court (turn around at Silverthorne Ct. then p/u ) Proceed on Stone Spring Drive Right on Manor View Drive to Plateau Place (turn around come back p/u ) Proceed on Manor View Drive Right on Stone Spring & p/u at Greyhawk Court & turn around Right on Milestone Drive (no student pickups) Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Sliding Hill Road (no student pickups) Left on Atlee Station Road no student pickups to Atlee high and Chickahominy Middle
Note: PM run order is same as AM run Run: 33 • Bus:144 Start run at the intersection of: Indian Field andMilestone Drive (7:55am) Left on Indianfield Drive Left on Crossover Drive (pickup students at intersections to Ridgebrook Drive) Right on Ridgebrook Drive (pickup students at intersections to Indianfield Drive) Right on Indianfield Drive (no student pickups to Milestone Drive) Right on Milestone Drive (no student pickups) Left on New Ashcake Road(no student pickups) Left on Sliding Hill Road (no student pickups) Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups) to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 34 • Bus: 153 Start run at the intersection of: New Castle Driveand Oak Cottage Drive (7:52am) Continue on Oak Cottage Drive (pickup students at intersections to Linderwood Drive) Left on Linderwood Drive (no student pickups) Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Sliding Hill Road (no student pickups) Left on Atlee Station Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 35 • Bus:27 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road and Springton Road (7:53am) Proceed on New Ashcake Road (Pickup students on Left side of road to Cool Water Lane) Left on Cool Water Lane Left on Summer Grove Road (pickup students to Winterham Drive) Left on Morella Place Right on Tarleton Drive (turn around at Althea Bend Court) Left on Little Joselyn Drive pickup students to Linderwood Drive Right on Linderwood Drive (no student pickups) Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Sliding Hill Road (no student pickups) Left on Atlee Station Road no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 36 • Bus:120 Start run at the intersection of: Doncastle Court & Tarleton Drive(7:56 am) Proceed on Tarleton Drive Cross over Linderwood Drive Proceed on Brickerton Drive (pick up students at intersections to Wadelock Place) Left on Wadelock Place (turn
around at Balducci Place) Left on Brickerton Drive Left on Linderwood Drive (pickup student at intersections to Oak Cottage Drive) Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Sliding Hill Road (no student pickups) Left on Atlee Station Road(no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle). Note: PM is run the same as AM run. Run: 37 • Bus:294 Start run at: Sliding Hill Road & King Braxton Court (7:53 am) Proceed on Sliding Hill Road (pickup students to New Ashcake Road) Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Right on Linderwood Drive Proceed on Linderwood Drive Right on Brickerton Drive Right on Morning Dew Lane (turn around at end) Right on Brickerton Drive Left on Pantego Lane (pickup students to Turnout Court) Left on Linderwood Drive (no student pickups) Left on New Ashcake Road(no student pickups) Left on Sliding Hill Road (Pick up Students on Right side to Atlee Station Rd) Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle). Run: 38 • Bus:48 Start run at the intersection of: Ashcake Road & Sliding Hill Rd ( 7:32 am) Left on Sliding Hill Road (Pick up students on Left to Egypt Road) Left on Egypt Road (To End turn around) Left on Ashcake Road Proceed on Ashcake Road (pick up students to Cheroy Road) Right on Cheroy Road (no student pick up) Right on Cheroy Woods Lane (no student pick up) Right on Heath Pond Drive (no student pick up) Left on Ashcake Road Right on Lewistown Road (no student pick up) Left on Air Park Road (no student pick up) Right on Leadbetter Road (no student pick up) Proceed on Atlee Station Road (no student pick up) Left on Honey Meadows Road Right on Honey Harvest Road Left on Orchard Meadow Road Left on Honey Meadows Road Left on Atlee Station Road Proceed to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. Note: PM is run in reverse from AM run. Run: 39 • Bus:106 Start run at the intersection of: Kings Charter Dr & Spring Ivy La (8:00 am) Proceed on Kings Chater Drive see BUS ROUTES, pg. 31
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picking students up to Gathright Valley Court Turn around at Gathright Valley Court Right Ivy Banks Dr ( Pick up to Sword Ct) Left on Castletower Road Left on Atlee Station Road Right on Crescent View Drive (Pick up Students to Snap Dragon Road) Turn around at Snap Dragon Road Proceed on Crescent View Drive Right on Stags Leap Drive( Pick up at intersections to Still Creek La) Left on Deer Stream Right on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle). Run: 40 • Bus : 240 Start run at the intersection of: Meadowbridge Rd & Shady Grove Rd(7:55 am) Right on Shady Grove Road (pickup students to Olde Grove Glen) Left on Olde Grove Glen Right on Darva Glen, turn around at Hartpine Court Left on Mountain Lily Road Right on Shady Grove Road Proceed on Shady Grove Road (Pickup students toMann Dr) Proceed on Shady Grove Road Left on Chamberlayne Road Procced to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run : 41 • Bus:318 Start run at the intersection of: Windsor Shade & Charter Creek Court (Kings Charter Apartments) (7:54 am) Right on Charter Gate Drive (no student pickups) Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups) Left on Finlandia Lane Turns into Falcon Drive Right on Plymouth Place Left on Thor Lane Left on Falcon Drive Left on Guenevere Place Right on Atlee Ridge Road Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups) Left into Atlee Chickahominy Middle and Atlee High Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Atlee High School Chickahominy Middle Run: 42 • Bus:260 Start run at the intersection of: Linderwood Drive & Rouzie Ct (7:57 am) Pick Up Students on Linderwood Dr from Rouzie Ct. to Pantego Lane Proceed on Linderwood Dr UTURN after Pantego Stop Proceed on Linderwood Dr Left on Oak Cottage Dr Left on New Ashcake Rd (no Student Pickup)
Left on Milestone Drive ( pickup students at Milestone Dr & Manor View Dr) Right on Manor View Dr ( pickup students at Winnepeg Court) Turn around on Manor View Dr Left on Milestone Drive (no student pickup) Left on Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on Sliding Hill Road (no student pickup) Left on Atlee Station Rd to Atlee / Chickahominy Bus ramp. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 43 • Bus:62 Start run at the intersection of: Summer Grove Road & Coolwater Lane (8:00 am) Right on Summer Grove Road ( pick up students to Linderwood Drive) Right on Linderwood Drive Left on New Ashcake Road Left on Milestone Drive Right on Indianfield Drive (pick up students at intersections to turn around) Turn around on Indianfield Drive Proceed on Indianfield Drive Left on Crossover Drive Left on Ridgebrook Drive (no student pickups) Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Sliding Hill Road (no student pickups) Left on Atlee Stationno student pickups to Atlee / Chickahominy. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 44 • Bus:187 Start run at the intersection of: Cavilin Ct & New Holland Ln (7:50 am) Left on New Holland Lane Left on Oakham Drive Proceed on Oakham Dr. (across Combs Dr) Right on Fox Hill Farm Rd Left Colvincrest Dr Left on Oakham Dr Right on Combs Drive Left on Cool Spring Road Right on Atlee Station Road Proceed to Atlee HS Note: PM is run the same as AM run. BATTLEFIELD PARK ELEMENTARY Run:1 • Bus: 276 Start run at the intersection of: Old Church Road and Christian Ridge Drive (7:00am). Proceed on Old Church Road (Pick up students to Piping Tree Ferry Road) Left on Piping Tree Ferry Road Right on Pamunkey River Farms Drive (turn around at end) Left on Retreat Drive Left on Pamunkey Crest Drive Right on Retreat Drive Left on Pamunkey River Farms Drive Right on Piping Tree Ferry Road Right on Epps Road (turn around at end) Right on Piping Tree Ferry Road
Right on Old Layfayette Road (turn around at Morgan Wray Lane) Right on Piping Tree Ferry Road (pickup students to Old Church Road) Right on Old Church Road (pickup students to Spring Run Road) Right on Spring Run Road (Pick up students to Mechanicsville Turnpike) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickup) Left on Walnut Grove Road to Battlefield Park Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run:2 • Bus: 49 Start run at the intersection of: Westwood Farms Court & Figuly Road (7:00am) Right on Hopewell Road Left on Westwood Road Right on Hidden Lake Estate Drive (turn around at Hidden Lake Circle) Left on Westwood Road Left on Flannigan Mill Road Right on Babbling Brook Lane (turn around at end) Right on Flannigan Mill Road ( pickup students to Old Church Road.) Left on Old Church Road (pick up students from Spring Run Road to Mechanicsville Turnpike) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pick up) Left on Walnut Grove Road Proceed to Battlefield Park Elementary Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 163 Start run at the intersection of: Prospect Hills Church parking lot and Westwood Rd(7:00 am) Continue on Westwood Road (pickup students to Jordan Woods Drive) Left on Jordan Woods Drive (turn around at end) Left on Westwood Road (pick up students to Boundary Run Drive) Left on Boundary Run Drive (Pick up students to Denise Lynn Court) Right on Denise Lynn Court (turn around at end) Right on Boundary Run Drive (turn around at end) Right on Boundary Run Drive Left on Westwood Road (pickup students to McClellan Road) Right on McClellan Road (pickup students on Right side to Crown Hill Road) Left on Crown Hill Road Right on Turnersmill Drive (turn around at Crown Hill Estates Drive) Left on Crown Hill Road Left on McClellan Road (pickup students on Both sides to Old Church Road) Left on Old Church Road (no student pickup to Mechanicsville Turnpike) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickup) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickup) Proceed to Battlefield Park
Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 4 • Bus: 111 Start run at intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike and Hughes Road (7:10 am) Right on Hughes Road (to end turn around) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (pickup students to Beatties Mill Road) Right on Beatties Mill Road (pickup students to Peppertown Road) Left on Peppertown Road Right on Pepper Lane (to end turn around) Left on Peppertown Lane Left on Beatties Mill Road (pick up students to Sandy Valley Road) Proceed on Sandy Valley Road (pickup students on right side to Colts Neck Road Road) Right on Colts Neck Road (pick up students on right side to Walnut Grove Road) Right on Walnut Grove Road to Battlefield Park Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 5 • Bus: 99 Start run at the intersection of: Sandy Valley Road & Little Florida Raod (7:10 am) Left on Little Florida Road (pickup students to Mechanicsville Turnpike) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pick up) Turn aroundon Mechanicsville Turnpike at first break in median Right Little Florida Road (pickup students to Sandy Valley Road)
Right on Sandy Valley Road (no student pick up) Right on Colts Neck Road (no student pickup) Left on Walnut Grove Road Right on Creighton Parkway (no student pickup) Right on Greystone Creek Road (no student pickup) Left on Silktree Place Right on Yellowrose Lane Right on Bear Grass Lane Right on Trumpetvine Lane Right on Greystone Creek Road (no student pickup) Right on Creighton Parkway (no student pickup) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickup) Right on Walnut Grove Road to Battlefield Park Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run.
Left on Walnut Grove Road to Battlefield Park Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM ONLYShilo Baptist Church Daycare & Minnieland Daycare.
Run: 6 • Bus: 194 Start run at the intersection of: Piping Tree Ferry Road & Old Church Road (7:15 am) Proceed on Old Church Road (pick up students to Christian Ridge Drive) Right on Christian Ridge Drive Right on Deerhunter Crossing (turn around at Elizabeth Ann Drive) Right on Christian Ridge Drive (turn around at end) Left on Old Church Road (pickup students to Piping Tree Ferry Road) Proceed on Old Church Road (no student pickup) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pick up)
Run:8 • Bus: 21 Start run at the intersection of: Creighton Parkway & Stoney River Pl (7:25 am) Left on Greystone Creek Road Right on Pond Grass Road Proceed on Pond Grass Road Right on Old Estates Way Left on Walnut Grove Road Proceed on Walnut Grove Road to Battlefield Elementary SchoolNote: PM run order is same as AM run.
Run: 7 • Bus:114 Start run at the intersection of: Lake Haven Drive and Greenhaven Drive (7:30am) Right on Deep Creek Drive Right on Pond Place Way (turn around in cul-de-sac) Right on Walking Stick Lane Right on Pond Grass Road Continue on Pond Grass Road Left on Old Estate Way (pickup students to Walnut Grove Road) Left on Walnut Grove Road Proceed to Battlefield Park Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run.
Run: 9 • Bus: 299 Start run at the intersection of: Walnut Grove Road & Old Estates Way (7:25 am) Proceed on Walnut Grove Road (pick up students to Creighton Parkway)
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Right on Creighton Parkway (pick up students to Mechanicsville Turnpike) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (pick up students to Pebble Path Parkway) Right on Pebble Path Parkway (pick up students to Havenview Drive) Right on Havenview Drive (pick up students to Lake Haven Drive) Right on Lake Haven Drive (turn around in Lake Have Drive Culde-sac) Left on Green Haven Drive (no student pickup) Right on Northfall Creek Parkway Left on Walnut Grove Road to Battlefield Park Elementary Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run:10 • Bus: 123 Start run at the intersection of: Pond Grass Road and Greystone Creek Road(7:30 am) Proceed on Pond Grass Road Left on Willow Dance Road (pickup students to Empresstree Lane, turn around ) Proceed on Willow Dance Road Right on Pond Grass Road (no student pickup) Right on Old Estates Way (no student pickup) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickup) Proceed to Battlefield Park Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run:11 • Bus: 193 Start run at the intersection of: Fishtail Pond Court and Homehills Road (7:27am) Proceed on Homehills Road Right on Northfall Creek Parkway(to end turn around) Right on Green Haven Drive (pickup students to Deep Creek Drive) Right on Pebble Path Parkway (no student pickups) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (pickup students to Walnut Grove Road) Right on Walnut Grove Road Proceed to Battlefield Park Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. COLD HARBOR ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus:160 Start run at the intersection of: Black Creek Drive and Rose Drive (7:05am) Continue east on Black Creek Drive to Hakala Drive Right on Hakala Drive Left on Kendrick Drive ( to end turn around) Right on Hakala Drive Left on Black Creek Drive Left on Rose Drive (to end turn around) Proceed on Rose Drive Cross over Black Creek Drive Proceed on Rose Drive (to end
turn around) Right on Black Creek Drive Right on McClellan Road Right on Pa Pa Lane (to end turn around) Proceed on Pa Pa Lane Right on McClellan Road Left on Parsley’s Mill Road Left on Crown Hill Road Right on Valley Creek Drive Right on Foxworth Lane (to end turn around) Right on Valley Creek Drive (to end turn around) Proceed on Valley Creek Drive Right on Crown Hill Road (pick up students to Tall Cedar Lane) Left on Tall Cedar Lane (To end turn around) Left on Crown Hill Road (pick up students to Cold Harbor Road) Right on Cold Harbor Road(pickup students to Wyatt House Road) Proceed on Cold Harbor Road to Cold Harbor Elementary SchoolNote: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 2 • Bus: 283 Start run at the intersection of: Fox Hunter Lane and Market Road (7:08am) Turn on Market Road and continue to Range Road Left on Range Road (turn around at end) Left on Market Road Left on Falling View Lane (turn around at end) Left on Market Road Right on Rockhill Right on McClellan Road Right into Black Creek Church to turn around Left on McClellan Road Left on Rockhill Road Straight onto Cold Harbor Road Continue to Cold Harbor Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. For pm route when leaving school. Left on Cold Harbor Road Right on Creighton Road Take I-295 South Take Cold Harbor Road (Exit 31 A) Proceed on Cold Harbor Road Bare Right onto Market Road Just past Ed’s Landscaping PM run stop order is same as AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 45 Start run at the intersection of: Quaker Road and Peace Road (7:00 am) Left on Peace Road Proceed on Peace Road ( pickup students to McClellan Road) Left on McClellan Road (pick up students to Fox Hunter Lane) Left on Fox Hunter Lane (turn around at Swamp Lane) Proceed on Fox Hunter Lane (pick up Students to Market Road) Left on Market Road (pick up students to Cold Harbor Road) Right on Cold Harbor Road Left on Turkey Hollow Place Right on Gobbler Glen Place
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(turn around at end) Left on Cold Harbor Road Right on Elder Ridge Lane (turn around at Garthright Court) Right on Cold Harbor Road Right on Flaherty Drive (turn around at end) Right on Cold Harbor Road pickup students to Rockhill/Crown Hill Road intersection Continuing on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups to Cold Harbor Elementary). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 4 • Bus: 305 Start run at: Cold Harbor Road and Gaines Mill Road (7:17 am) Proceed on Cold Harbor Road (pickup students to Sedan Road) Right on Sedan Road Right on Camille Drive Left on Gaines Mill Road Right on Pohite Drive Right on Camille Drive Right on Robin Drive Right on Cold Harbor Road Right on Watt House Road (to end turn around ) Proceed on Watt House Road Left on Cold Harbor Road Right on Old Mill Stone Drive Right on Old Gainesmill Lane (to end turn around ) Left on Old Mill Stone Drive Right on Cold Harbor Road (pick up students to Creighton Road) Left on Creighton Road Right on Bonniefield Drive Right on Cold Harbor Road Left into Cold Harbor Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Until Hanover Farms and then is run same as AM. Run: 5 • Bus: 319 Start run at the intersection of: Draperfield Road and Chenault Way (7:25 am) Proceed on Chenault Way Left on McCauley Lane Right on Brooking Way Left on Adaline Lane Right on Poteet Lane Right on Hanna Drive Right on Brooking Way Right on McCauley Lane Left on Luther Bosher Lane Left on Lakevista Dr Right on Chenault Way Left on Marie Lane Right on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups to Cold Harbor Elementary). Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 6 • Bus:126 Start run at the intersection of: Brooking Way and Shannonwood Court (7:20am) Right on Shannonwood Court (to end turn around) Left on Brooking Way Right on White Pine Lane Right on Drinkard Way (turn around at Drinkard Court) Left on White Pine Lane Right on Brooking Way Continue on Brooking Way Left on Hanna Drive Left on McCauley Lane Left on Adaline Lane
Left on Harriet Lane Left on Tammy Lane Left on Jenkins Road Left on Bonniefield Drive Right on Cold Harbor Road(no student pickups to Cold Harbor Elementary). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run:7 • Bus: 115 Start run at the intersection of: Daffodil Road and Sydnor Lane (7:26 am) Left on Daffodil Road Left on Bartlett’s Bluff Road Left on Ancient Oak Drive Left on Syndor Lane Right on Oakley Hill Lane Right on Cold Harbor Road (Pick up students to Autumn Ridge Lane) Right on Autumn Ridge Lane (turn around in Autumn Ridge Lane Cul-de-sac) Right on Cold Harbor Road Proceed on Cold Harbor Road (pick up Students on right side to Mary Esther Lane) Proceed to Cold Harbor Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Walnut Grove Church Daycare PM Only Run: 8 • Bus: 301 Start run at the intersection of: Cold Harbor Road & Creighton Road ( 7:14 am) Left on Creighton Road (pick up students to Walnut Grove Road) Left on Walnut Grove Road Left on Cactus Road Right on Queens Lace Road Left on Lereve Drive Cross Cold Harbor Road to Lighthouse Place Right on Harbor Drive (turn around in Harbor Drive cul-desac) Left on Lighthouse Place Right on Cold Harbor Road (pick up students to Tuckaway Day Care) Right into TuckawayDay Care (return to Cold Harbor Road) Right on Cold Harbor Road (pick up students to Cold Harbor Elementary) Tuckaway Daycare AM & PM Run: 9 • Bus: 327 Start run at the intersection of: Melissa Paige Circle & Walnut Grove Road (7:15 am) Proceed on Melissa Page Circle (to the end turn around) Left on Walnut Grove Road Left on Cactus Road Left on Morning Glory Road Right on Harver Way Left on Betron Way (turn around at Harver Court) Right on Harver Way Left on Morning Glory Road Left on Cactus Road Left on Dahlia Road Right on Cactus Road Left on Bonniefield Drive to Cold Harbor Road Left on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups to Cold Harbor Elementary). Note: PM run reversed from AM run.
Run: 10 • Bus: 182 Start run at the intersection of: Cold Harbor Elem Bus Ramp & Cold Harbor Rd (7:26am) Proceed on Cold Harbor Road (Pickup students on Right to Creighton Road) Proceed on Cold Harbor Road Left on Haynes Drive Right on Gary Lane Left on Sunnyside Drive Left on Haynes Drive Right on Cold HarborRoad Left on Creighton Road Right on Sledds Lake Road Left on Diary Drive Left on Draperfield Road Right on Sledds Lake Road Right on Creighton Road Left into Fairmount Christian Church (Pick up in back) Right on Creighton Road (pickup students to Cold Harbor Road) Left on Cold Harbor Road (Pickup students on Left to CHES) Right into Cold Harbor Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 11 • Bus: 73 Start run at the intersection of: Crown Hill Road and Beulah Church Road (7:10 am) Continue on Beulah Church Road Right on Old Traveller Lane (turn around in cul-de-sac) Right on Beulah Church Road Right on Glen Harbor Lane ( turn around at Danes Run Dr) Proceed on Glen Harbor Lane Right on Beulah Church Road Right on Keitts Corner Road (turn around in Keitts Corner Road cul-de-sac) Left on Torbert Place (turn around in cul-de-sac) Left on Keitts Corner Road Left on Cabell Place Right on Truex Place (turn around in cul-de-sac) Left on Cabell Place Left on Keitts Corner Road Right on Beulah Church Road Left on Sandy Valley Road Right on Colts Neck Road Left on Anvil Lane Right on Creighton Road (no student pickup) Left on Buffridge Road Left on Marimel Lane (turn around at end) Prcoeed on Marimel Lane Right on Buffridge Drive Right on Creighton Road (no student pickup) Right on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups to Cold Harbor Elementary). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 12 • Bus: 107 Start run at the intersection of: Parsleys Mill Road & McClellan Road (7:05 am) Proceed on McClellan Road (Pickup students, on left side of road, to Crown Hill Road) Left on Crown Hill Road Right on Burnett Field Drive Left on Armstrong Drive Left on Sunmark Drive Left on Burnett Field Drive Right on Armstrong Drive
Left on Sinclair Road Left of Beattiemill Drive Right on Beattiemill Court(To end turn around) Right on Beattiemill Drive Left on Sinclair Road Right on Beatties Mill Road (pickup students on right side to Doolittle Drive) Right on Doolittle Drive Right on Sinclair Road Left on Beatties Mill Road Left on Sandy Valley Road (Pickup students, on left side, to Colts Neck Road) Proceed on Sandy Valley Road (Pickup students, on Both side, to Creighton Road) Left on Creighton Road (no student pick up) Right on Cold Harbor Road to Cold Harbor Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 13 • Bus : 121 Start run at the intersection of: Sandy Valley Road & Colts Neck Road (7:15 am) Left on Colts Neck Road (Pick up Students on Left to Anvil Lane) Left on Anvil Lane Right on Creighton Road Left on Walnut Grove Road Left on Merle Smith Lane (turn around at end) Left on Walnut Grove Road Left on Kristy Star Lane Right on Mary Esther Lane Left on Eula Street Left on Kristy Star Lane Right on Mary Esther Lane Left on Cold Harbor road (no student pick up to Cold Harbor Elementary). Note: PM run order is same as AM run. COOL SPRING ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus: 190 Start run at the intersection of: Rose Garden Path and Pecan Tree Ct (7:23am) Proceed on Rose Garden Path Left on Windsor Shade Drive Left on Charter Gate Drive Right on Kings Charter Drive Right on Charter Creek Drive Right on Windsor Shade Drive Right on Charter Gate Drive (no student pickups) Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups) Left on Finlandia Lane Right on Falcon Drive Right on Plymouth Place Left on Thor Lane Left on Falcon Drive Left on Finlandia Lane Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Cool Spring Elementary School)Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 2 • Bus: 202 Start run at Bundle of Joy Daycare (7:30am) Left on Kings Charter Drive to Henderson Hall Road Continuing on Kings Charter Drive no student pickups to Atlee see BUS ROUTES, pg. 33
Continued from pg. 32
Station Road Left on Atlee Station Road no student pickups to Cool Spring Elementary SchoolNote: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 195 Start run at the intersection of: Oak Shade Court and Manorwood Drive (7:27) am Proceed on Manorwood Drive (turn around at Spring Garden Court) Right on Charter Gate Drive Right on Dogwood Garth Lane Left on Rose Garden Path Left on Apple Blossom Drive Right on Dogwood Garth Lane Left on Charter Gate Drive (No student pickups) Left on Atlee Station Road (Pick up students to Sliding Rock Drive)Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 4 • Bus:76 Start run at the intersection of: Still Spring Court and Charter Crossing (7:34am) Proceed on Charter Crossing Right on Aynhoe Lane ( pick up students at Aynhoe Lane & Aynhoe Ct then 3 point turn) Proceed on Aynhoe Lane Right on Charter Crossing Pickup students to Atlee Station Road Left on Atlee Station Road Right on Sliding Rock Drive, to end turn around Right on Littlerock Court (turn around at Rockytop Court) Right on Sliding Rock Drive Right on Atlee Station Road no student pickups to Cool Spring Elementary SchoolNote: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 5 • Bus:332 Start run at the intersection of: Kings Charter Drive and Seatoncroft Court (7:35am) Left on Wanchese Way (turn around at Belle Farm Terrace) Left on Kings Charter Drive (pickup students to Grace Manor Court) Continuing on Kings Charter Drive to Atlee Station Road Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Cool Spring Elementary School)Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 6 • Bus: 150 Start run at the intersection of: Kings Charter Drive and Stephen’s Manor Drive (7:25am) Left on Stephens Manor Drive Continue on Stephen’s Manor Drive (back in & turn around at Cedarview Court) Left on King Charter Drive Continue on Kings Charter Drive picking up students to Charter Lake Drive Left on Atlee Station Road no student pickups to Cool Spring Elementary SchoolNote: PM run order is same as AM run.
Run: 7 • Bus: 176 Start run at the intersection of: Kings Charter Drive and Covington Ridge Court (7:30 am) Proceed on Kings Charter Drive (pickup students at intersections to Spring Ivy Lane) Left on Spring Ivy Lane (pickup students at intersections to Clearstream Terrace) Left on Ivy Banks Drive (pickup students at intersections to Kings Charter Drive) Right on Kings Charter Dr (no student pickups) Left on Atlee Station Road no student pickups to Cool Spring Elementary SchoolNote: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 8 • Bus: 312 Start run at: Kings Charter Drive & Spring Ivy Lane(7:26 am) Proceed on Kings Charter Drive (pick up students at intersections to Hopkins Branch Way) Turn around at Hopkins Branch Way Right on Kings Charter Drive(pick up Students at Ivy Banks & Kings Charter) Left on Atlee Station Road no student pickups to Cool Spring Elementary School Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 9 • Bus : 293 Start run at the intersection of: Deer Stream Drive & Doe Run Place (7:25am) Right on Summer Oak Drive Right on Doe Run Place Left on Deer Stream Drive Right on Atlee Station Road Left on Honey Meadows Road Left on Meadow Pond Drive (to end and turn around) Proceed on Meadow Pond Drive Right on Honey Meadows Road Left on Atlee Field Access Road to Cool Spring Elementary School Note: PM run order in reverse as AM run. Run: 10 • Bus: 118 Start run at the intersection of: Tazwell Green Drive & Atlee Station Road (7:25 am) Proceed on Atlee Station Road (Pickup students on right side to Castle Tower Road) Right on Castle Tower Place, to end turn around Right on Guenevere Place Left on Atlee Ridge Road Left on Drawbridge Road to Castle Tower Road Left on Castle Tower Road Right on Ivy Banks Drive Right on Spring Ivy Lane Right on Kings Charter Drive Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Cool Spring Elementary School)Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 11 • Bus: 222 Start run at the intersection of: Grand Hickory Drive and Pine Creek Court (7:25 am) Continue north on Grand Hickory Drive to Atlee Station Road
Right on Atlee Station Road Right on Beechwood Drive Right on Ashking Drive Ashking Drive turns into Norh Rinker Drive Proceed on North Rinker Drive North Rinker Drive turns into Rinker Drive Left on Gerljean Drive Right on Woodglen Drive Right on Ashking Drive Left on Wilmore Drive Right on Atlee Station Road Continuing on Atlee Station Road no student pickups to Cool Spring Elementary School Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 12 • Bus:297 Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Station Rd and Crescent View Dr (7:25 am) Right on Crest View Drive (turn around at Snap Dragon Road) Right on Stags Leap Drive Left on Deer Stream Drive Right on Fawn Park Lane (turn around at Alexgarden Court) Right on Deer Stream Drive pickup students to Summer Oak Drive Right on Atlee Station Road Left on Honey Meadows Road to Cool Spring Elementary SchoolNote: PM run order is same as AM run.
Left on Ebaugh Lane Left on Cudlipp Avenue (pickup students at intersections to Dewitt Drive) Right on Dewitt Drive (pickup students at intersections to Atlee Station Road) Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups) Right on Honey Meadows Road to Cool Spring Elementary SchoolNote: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 15 • Bus:149 Start at intersection of: Honey Meadows Road & Cool Hive Place (7:35 am) Proceed on Honey Meadows Road Right on Honey Harvest Road Left on Orchard Meadow Road Left on Honey Meadows Road to Cool Spring Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Cool Spring Elementary/PM Only.
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Cool Spring Elementary/PM Only Run: 17 • Bus: 48 Start run at the intersection of: Cool Spring Elementary School Bus Loop (2:35pm) Turn left on Honey Meadows Road Left on Atlee Station Road Right on Chamberlayne Road Righton Leon Lane Right on Dickey Drive RTMA. PM Only (Do Not go into Parking lot stop at entrance & Dickey Drive).
Run: 1 • Bus:193 Start run at the intersection of: Walnut Grove Rd and Mechanicsville Tnpk (7:50am) Continue on Walnut Grove Road to Old Cavalry Left on Old Cavalry Drive Left on Dugout Terrace (turn around at end) Continue back on Dugout Terrace Right on Old Cavalry Drive to Walnut grove Road Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups to Chamberlayne Road) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll
Special Education Advisory Committee Announces 2015-2016 Meeting Calendar The Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) of Hanover County Public Schools will meet at 7:00 p.m. on the following dates during the 2015-2016 school year:
Run: 13 • Bus: 318 Start run at Cool Spring Baptist Daycare(7:16 am) Right on Atlee Station Road Right on Dickey Drive (Turnaround at end) Left on Atlee Station Road Left on Weston Road Right on Tusing Avenue Right on Craney Island Road Left on Atlee Station Road Left on Warren Avenue Left on Howard Drive Right on Coleman Road Right on Warren Avenue Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Cool Springs Elementary School)Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Toddler University AM & PM Cool Spring Baptist / AM Only. Run: 14 • Bus: 294 Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Station Rd & Staple Lane (7:21 am) Proceed on Atlee Station Road Right on Jean’s Grove Lane Right on Odey Drive Right on Pelot Place to Atlee Station Road Right on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups ) Right on Craney Island Road (no student pickups) Right on Cudlipp Avenue (pickup students at intersections to Ebaugh Lane) Left on Ebaugh Lane (pickup students at intersections to Caleb Drive) Right on Caleb Drive Left on Aaroe Drive Left on Ashlar Place (turn around) Right on Aaroe Drive Right on Cool Autumn Drive
Run: 16 • Bus: 20 Start run at the intersection of: Cool Spring Elementary School Bus Loop (2:35pm) Turn left on Honey Meadows Road Left on Atlee Station Road Right on Giles Farm Road Right into Cool Spring Baptist Church (circle parking area)
see BUS ROUTES, pg. 34
Business Meetings
9/14/15*
11/2/15
1/4/16
3/7/16
5/2/16
Subcommittees
10/5/15
12/7/15
2/1/16
4/4/16
5/16/16
Reading subcommittee 4:00–5:00 p.m.
9/24/15
11/19/15
1/21/16
3/17/16
5/19/16
6/6/16
Meetings will be held at the Hanover County School Board Office located at 200 Berkley Street in Ashland, Virginia. *The first business meeting will open with an education session for new and returning members beginning at 6:30 p.m. The SEAC advises Hanover County Public Schools of student needs and assists the school division in formulating plans for improving the performance of children with disabilities in the division’s schools and communities. Meetings are open to the public. The SEAC encourages and welcomes public comment from individuals or groups about successful educational experiences and general concerns regarding educational issues for students with disabilities. Written public comment is also welcomed and may be sent to Special Education Advisory Committee, Hanover Co. Public Schools, 200 Berkley Street Ashland, Virginia 23005. All public comments received are acknowledged in writing by the SEAC. Please call the Parent Resource Center if you should have questions about meeting location. The members of the 2015-2016 Special Education Advisory Committee are: Rob Isaacs, Chair, Debra Holloway, Vice-Chair, Jennifer Barnum, Kara Brant, Lucy Cantrell, Christy Evanko, Jaime Hanks, Tina Mello, Dolly Shaffner, Sharon Taylor, Allison Thurman, Teri Morgan, Sandra Linton, Tammy Parsley, Regina Hodges, Lauren Holloway, Allison Coleman, Hank Foley, Kerry Clarke, Tanya Braden, Kim Fennelly, Amber Peacock, John Trammell, Michael Gill, Diane Brown, Lauran Ziegler, Kelly Jones, Emily Snead, Shellie Waldron, Meredith Eads, Kristen Wilken. For more information about the Special Education Advisory Committee contact the Hanover County Public Schools Parent Resource Center at (804) 365-4596 or Rob Isaacs, Chairman, at (804) 355-2600. Individuals who are interested in being nominated for appointment to the Special Education Advisory Committee by the School Board may contact Diane Brown, Director of Special Education by May 13, 2016 for an application at (804) 365-4535. 202093-01
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Information about SEAC is also available on the Hanover County Public Schools website at http://hcps2.hanover.k12.va.us/instruction/parentresource/SEAC.htm.
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BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 33
Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 2 • Bus: 235 Start run at the intersection of: Thicket Run Way and Old Cavalry Drive (7:52am) Left on Stronghold Drive Left on Skirmish Lane Right on Retreat Hill Lane Left on Winding Hill Drive Left on Old Cavalry Drive Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 292 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Park Rd & Pole Green Bus Ramp (7:48am) Left on Pole Green Park Road (p/ u) at Pole Green Park Drive) Turn Around at Pole Green Park Dr Proceed on Pole Green Park Lane Left on Pole Green Road Right on Walnut Grove Road Right on Old Calvary Drive Proceed on Old Calvary Drive Left on Perryville Drive (Pick up Students at intersections) Turn around at Perryville Drive and Perryville Terrace Continue back to Old Cavalry Drive Right on Old Cavalry Drive (no student pickups) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 4 • Bus:111 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike & Walnut Grove Rd (7:50am) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (pickup students to Westhaven Drive) Right on Westhaven Drive (turn around at Holly Branch Drive) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Creighton Parkway Continue on Creighton Parkway (p/u’s @ Creekside Village Dr. & Creighton Pkwy) Continue back on Creighton Parkway after turn around Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Old Calvary Drive Right on Ironclad Drive and then (turn around at Ironworks Court) Right on Old Cavalry Drive (no student pickups) Left on Gettysburg Lane (turn around at Devil’s Den Lane)
Left on Old Cavalry Drive (no student pickups) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 5 • Bus: 21 Start run at the intersection of: Walnut Grove Road& Pole Green Rd. (7:46 am) Continue east on Pole Green Rd. (p/u’s) Continue to Woodlawn Farm Drive Right on Woodlawn Farm Drive (p/u’s) (turn around at Talley Pond Road) Continue back down Woodlawn Farm Drive Left on Pole Green Road(p/u’s) Continue on Pole Green Road to Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (p/u) after turning around & continuing west Continue west after p/u on right hand side ofMechanicsville Turnpike Right on Walnut Grove Road Left on Pole Green Road Right on Rural Point Road to Rt. 301 Right on Rt. 301 Left on Hanover High / Oak Knoll Middle Note: AM run directions same as PM run. Run: 6 • Bus: 245 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Mechanicsville Turnpike (7:12 am) Proceed on Studley Road (pick up students to Blakewood Drive) Right on Blakewood Road (turn around at Irmo Lane) Left on Studley Road (p/u) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on New Bethesda Road Proceed on New Bethesda Road Left on Studley Road Continue on Studley Road (pickup students to Spring Run Road) Right on Spring Run Road (continue past Old Spring Garden Ln, to turn around ) Proceed back up Spring Road to Studley Rd. Right on Studley Road (pickup students to Studley Site Drive) Left on Studley Site Drive and continue to Revolutionary Place Left on Revolutionary Place (turn around at end) Right on Studley Site Drive Left on Studley Road Left on Studley Farms Lane (turn around at Studley Farm Lane) Left on Studley Road (pickup to Summer Hill Road) Right on Summer Hill Road (no student pickups) Left on Santa Maria Drive Left on Williamsville Road Right on Studley Road (no student pickups).
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Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 7 • Bus: 243 Start run at the intersection of: Six Pound Lane and Haversack Lane (7:55 am) Left on Haversack Lane Right on Gabion Lane (turn around at Lunette Lane) Left on Brigadier Drive (no student pickups) Right on Verdi Lane (no student pickups) Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run directions same as AM run. Run: 8 • Bus: 108 Start run at the intersection of: Lee Davis Road & Pole Green Road(7:50am) Right on Pole Green Road Right on Sherrington Drive Right on Greenback Drive Left on Turnage Lane Pickup students to Hillstone Court Left on Angela Nicole Lane (no student pickups) Left on Pimilco Drive (no students pickups) Left on Sherrington Drive, start picking up students Pickup students to Harbour Mist Lane Left on Pole Green Road Right on Rural Point Road ( pickup students to Strawbank Drive) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 9 • Bus: 186 Directions from Elementary School: Leaving Pole Green Elementary (7:47 am) Right on Pole Green Road Right on Pine Hill Road (turn around at end & continue p/u’s coming back) Return to Pole Green Road Right on Pole Green Road Left on Fieldshire Drive (p/u’s) Left on Midnight Drive (no student pickups) Left on Raven Run Drive (no student pickups) Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Left on Creighton Parkway (rear entrance to Sherrington) Right on Harbor Mist Lane (pick up students at intersections to Sherrington Drive) Right on Sherrington Drive (no student pickups) Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed
from AM run. Run: 10 • Bus: 220 Start run at the intersection of: Tarragon Dr and Poppy Seed Lane (7:50am) Continue on Tarragon Dr to Bunsworthy Pl (turn around at Bunsworthy Pl) Left on Lodgepole Drive Left on Scarecrow Road Right on Raven Run Drive Left on Pole Green Road (Pick up students to Rural Point Road) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 11 • Bus:137 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Road and Dijon Drive(7:48am) Left on Dijon Drive (coming from Pole Green Elem.) Right on Midnight Drive Left on Southern Watch Place Left on Rosemary Drive Left on Tarragon Drive to Pole Green Road Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 12 • Bus: 308 Start run at the intersection of: Williamsville Road and Pole Green Road (7:25 am) Left on Williamsville Road Left on Winsmith Drive Right on Sandy Creek Lane (turn around at end) Left on Winsmith Drive Left on Williamsville Road (pickup students to Pine Slash Road) Left on Pine Slash Road (turn around at Mahixon Trail) Right on Pine Slash Road Left on Williamsville Road (pickup students to Rainier Drive) Left on Rainier Drive (turn around at Shelley Drive) Left on Williamsville Road (pickup studentsto Studley Road) Left on Studley Road (p/u’s) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 13 • Bus:78 Start run at the intersection of: Walnut Grove Rd. & Hanover Meadow Dr. (8:00am) Right on Hanover Meadow Dr. (turns around at Hanover Meadow Dr. & Curnow Dr.) Continue back to Walnut Grove Rd. Left on Walnut Grove Road (pickup students to Pole Green Road) Left on Pole Green Road (pickup students from Kate lane to Pinehill Road)
Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups to Chamberlayne Road) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM runs the same as AM run. Run 14 • Bus: 19 Start run at the intersection of: End of Scots Landing Road, past Leaf Lane (7:25) Proceedback down Scots Landing Road (p/u’s) Left on Hanover Town Road Right on River Road (turn around at Spawn Run Lane) Proceed River Road (pickup students to Summer Hill Road) Left on Summer Hill Road (pickup students to Santa Maria Drive) Continue to proceed on Summer Hill Road Right on Studley Road(1st p/u on Studley Road just before Pebblebrook Dr.on left) Right on Rural Point Road (no students pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 15 • Bus: 282 Start run at the intersection of: Rural Point Road & Strawbank Drive (7:51am) Turn right on Strawbank Drive, turn around at Birchbark Court Turn Right on Rural Point Road Right on Pole Green Road Right on Lee Davis Road ( Turn around at Hill Meadows Ct) Right on Pole Green Road Right on Verdi Lane Left on Dress Blue Drive Left on Hard Tack Road Right on Brevet Lane Left on Battalion Lane Left on Annex Lane Left on Smoothbore Lane Right on Towhook Place Left on Hardtack Road Right on Havelock Lane Right on Verdi Lane Left on Academy Drive Right on Shady Grove Road Right on Chamberlayne Road Proceed to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is reversed from AM run. Run: 16 • Bus: 288 Start run at the intersection of: Williamsville Road and River Road (7:30am) Continue south on Williamsville Road (pickup students to Gould Hill Road) Left on Gould Hill Road Right on Summer Plains Drive Right on Mantilo Creek Road(1st intersection jct. at Summer Plains Dr.) Continue around on Mantilo Creek Road Left onto Summer Plains Dr.(2nd intersection jct. off of Mantilo Creek Rd.) Continue around on Summer Plains Dr. to Gould Hill Road
Right onto Gould HillRoad (p/u’s) Right on Arrowhead Road (to end turn around) Continue back to Gould Hill Road Right on Gould Hill Road (pickup students to River Road) Left on River Road (pickup students to Broad Neck Road) Left on Hanover Courthouse Road (no student pickups) to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run same directions as AM run. Run: 17 • Bus: 82 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Pollard Creek Road (7:56 am) Turn on Pollard Creek Road (p/u to Fire Lane) Right on Fire Lane (turn around Appaloosa Trail) Continue on Fire Lane (crossing over Pollard Creek Road) Continue to Georgetown Road Left on Georgetown Road(no p/u) Right on Rural Point Road (no p/u) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 18 • Bus: 103 Start run at the intersection of: Rural Point Road & Springhill Road (7:51) Right on Springhilll Road Left on Rural Point Right on Pine Slash Road Turn around at Olde Thomas Court Right on Rural Point Road Right on Count Kristopher Drive ( turn around at Count Kristopher Court) Right on Rural Point Road Right on Hartford Oaks Drive (turn around at Hartford Oaks Cir) Right on Rural Point Road (pickup students to Studley Road) Continue on Rural Point Road (student pickups from Goeorgtown Road to Chamberlayne Road) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 19 • Bus:141 Start run at the intersection of: Greywood Drive and Butternut Lane (7:50am) Right on Greywood Drive Proceed on Greywood Drive Right on Hobbs Crossing Road Left on Sentry Station Road (turn around at cul-de-sac) Continue on Sentry Station Road to Studley Road Right on Studley Road Left on Rural Point Road, pickup students to Lindsay Meadows Drive Right on Lindsay Meadows Drive Right on Constance Hill Lane Left on Sonny Meadows Ln. ( turn around at end) Proceed back on Sonny Meadows see BUS ROUTES, pg. 35
BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 34
Ln. Right on Constance Hill Lane Left on Lynnhill Court ( turn around at end) Proceed on Lynnhill Court Right on Lindsay Meadows Drive Right on Rural Point Road pickup students from Lindsay Meadows to Georgetown Road Right on Chamberlayn Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 20 • Bus: 56 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Rural Point Elementary (7:48 am) Continue west on Studley Road Left on Avondale Drive Right on Pembridge Drive Right on Charlbury Circle Left on Avondale Drive Right on Sedgemoor Circle Right on Grantham Drive Left on Derwent Drive Left on Brampton Drive Left on Aldwych Drive Right on Grantham Left on Sedgemoor Circle Right on Avondale Drive to Studley Road Right on Studley Road ( student p/u) Left on Rural Point Road Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Run: 21 • Bus:97 Start run at the intersection of: Point Place andShelton Pointe Drive (7:51am) Continue on Shelton Pointe Drive to the cul-de-sac (turn around) Left on Studley Road Left on Colesbury Drive Right on Wrenwood Drive Left on Chartwell Drive Left on Robin Ridge Drive Right on Strawhorne Drive Right on Fenway Drive to Studley Road Left on Studley Road (no student pickups) Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 22 • Bus:89 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road & Swannanoa Trail (7:54 am) Right on Swannanoa Trl Right on Matedequin Trl Right onBlacksmith Dr Left on Rural Point Rd. Right on Blacksmith Dr Left on Matedequin Trl Right on Swannanoa Trl Left on Possum Trl Left on Elder Trl Right on Swannanoa Trl Right on Matedequin Trl Left on Beaverdam Trl
Right on Studley Road Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 23 • Bus:315 Start run at the intersection of: Shady Grove Road & Studley Road(7:55am) Continue west on Studley Road to Royal Grant Drive (p/u’s) Left on Royal Grant Drive Right on Glastonburg Drive Left on Witheridge Drive (turn around at end) Continue back down Witheridge Drive Left on Glastonburg Drive Left on West Wenlock Drive Continue onto East Wenlock Drive Right on Penrith Drive Left on West Wenlock Drive Right on Studley Road Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Burkwood Swim Club PM ONLY, Run: 24 • Bus:178 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road and Georgie Drive (7:46am) Left on Georgie Drive Left on Suzanne Drive Right on Georgie Drive Left on New Ashcake Road Left on Chamberlayne Road (Rt.301) Right on Pine Ridge Road Right on Smithport Drive Continue to Pine Ridge Road & Knightly Road (turn around) Left on Pine Ridge Road Right on Chamberlayne Road Left on Whippoorwill Road Left on Charleston Road Left on Wheeling Road (to 1st intersection, p/u & turn around) Continue back to Charleston Road Left on Whippoorwill Road Left on New Britton Road Left on New London Road Right on Patrick Henry Blvd Continue aroundto Patrick Henry Boulevard Left on Landsdown Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 25 • Bus:248 Start run at the intersection of: Georgetown Road and Shannondale Road (7:52am) Turn on Shannondale Road and continue to Crossdale Lane (P/U’s) Continue on Shannondale Road Left on Shannondale Court (go to assigned stop & p/u & turn around at Shannondale Ct.) Left on Shannondale Road Left on Covebrook Lane Left on Rotherham Drive (turn around in cul-de-sac)(P/U students to Georgetown Rd.) Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Windermere)
Right on Windermere Drive Left on Fenholloway Drive Left on Placida Circle Right on Korona Drive Left on Ivanhoe Drive Right on Georgetown Road pickup students to Rural Point Road Right on Rural Point Road(no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Run: 26 • Bus:79 Start run at the intersection of: Chamberlayne Road and Georgetown Road (7:35am) Continue south on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Foxal Road) Left on Foxal Road (turn around at end) Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Chestnut Church Road) Left on Chestnut Church Road (turn around at Gravel Pit Road) Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Sugar Loaf Drive) Left on Sugar Loaf Drive (turn around at Sunglow Drive) Continue back down Sugarloaf Drive Left on Peanut Lane & continue to end (turn around) Left on Sugarloaf Dr. Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students to Shannondale Road) Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run Run: 27 • Bus:275 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Courthouse Rd. & TFB(antique shop) 7:30am Right on Normans Bridge Road (turn around at designated location on Normans Bridge ) Continue back on Normans Bridge Road Right on Hanover Courthouse Road (turn around at boat landing) Right on Rt. 54 and Patrick Henry Road Left on Depot Road Right on Saint Paul’s Church Road Right on Hanover Courthouse Road Left on River Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back down River Road Left on Hanover Courthouse Road (pickup students to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle)Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 28 • Bus:188 Start run at the intersection of: E. Patrick Henry Road and Liberty Oaks Lane (7:35am) Turn on Liberty Oaks Lane and continue to Depot Road Left on Depot Road Left on Saint Paul’s Church Road Left on East Patrick Henry Road to Wickham Manor Way Right on Wickham Manor Way
(Hickory Hill Subdivision) Continue to intersection of Wickham Manor Way & Manor Garden Lane (p/u’s) Continue on to intersection of Wickham Manor Way & Wild Honeysuckle Lane (p/u’s) Turn around at intersection & continue back to East Patrick Henry Road Right on East Patrick Henry Road Bear left on Goddins Hill Road, pickup to Mount Eagle Road Left on Mount Eagle Road Right on Eagle Point Lane (turn around at Pheasant Rush Court) Right on Mount Eagle Road (turn around at Quail Oak Court) Left on Goddins Hill Road Left on Mount Hermon Road (no student pickups) Left on Stumpy Road , pickup students to Peaks Road Left on Peaks Road (no student pickups) Right on Stumpy Road pickup students to Chamberlayne Road Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 29 • Bus:316 run at the intersection of:Hickory Hill Road & Manheim Road(7:30 am) Continue to Manheim Road (p/u) (turn around at intersection) Continue back on Hickory Hill Road towards Rt. 1 Left on Ellliots Crossing Roadto Route 1 Continue on Route 1 (south) Left on Jamestown Road Proceed on Jamestown Road ( pickup students to Woodside Lane) Right on Woodside Lane (p/u’s on Woodside Ln. & Woodside Estates) Left on East Patrick Henry Road (pickup students to Wintercrest Drive) Right on Wintercrest Drive (turn around at end) Right on East Patrick Henry Road (pick up students to Goddins Hill Road) Right on Goddins Hill Road (no student pick ups) Left on Mount Herman Road (no student pickups) Left on Peaks Road (student p/u’s) Right on Stumpy Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 30 • Bus:154 Start run at the intersection of: Francis Road & Route 54 (7:33am) Start p/u’s on Francis Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back to Route 54 Cross over onto Mount Hermon Road Right on Campbell Creek Road Right on Landcastle Drive Continue on Landcastle Dr. to Mt. Hermon Farm Ln. (turn around) Continue back on Landcastle Dr
(past intersection of Campbell Crk. Rd. & Landcastle Rd Continue back on Landcastle Rd. & Campbell Creek Rd. intersection Right on Campbell Creek Road Right on Mount Hermon Road Proceed on Mount Herman Road (pickup students to N. Oaks Drive) Left on N. Oaks Drive Right on Oak Trail Left on North Oaks Drive Left on Mount Hermon Road (pickup students to Peaks Road) Left on Peaks Road (no student pickups) Right on Stumpy Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Run: 31 • Bus:20 Start run at the intersection of: Mount Hermon Road and Cheroy Road (7:38am) Continue on Cheroy Road pickup students to Cheroy Woods Lane ( to end turn around) Left on Heath Pond Drive Right on Cheroy Woods Lane to Silent Mill Lane Continue back to Ashcake Road Left on Ashcake Road(pickup students on left side to Sliding Hill Road) Right on Sliding Hill Road (pickup to Silverstone Drive) Left on Silverstone Drive (turn around at Roseland Court) Left on Sliding Hill Road(pickup students to Countryside Lane) Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 32 • Bus:58 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Courthouse Road & Hillcrest Road (7:50am) Left on Peaks Road Right on Cadys Mill Road Right on Hanover Courthouse Road Right on Peaks Road Left on Stumpy Road Right on Chamberlayne Road no student pickups to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 33 • Bus:95 Start run at the intersection of: Sliding Hill Road & Country Side Lane (7:52am) Right on Countryside Lane(p/u’s to Camptown Ct. Left on Hunters Chase Drive(p/u’s to Bugle Lane) Left on Bugle Lane (p/u’s to Lesfield Ct.) Left on Countryside Lane Left on Hunters Chase Drive to Talley Ho Drive Right on Talley Ho Drive Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickups)
Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 34 • Bus:302 Start run at the intersection of: Fair Hill Court and Great Meadows Drive (7:55am) Continue on Great Meadows Drive to Great Meadows Court (turn around) Continue on Great Meadows Drive (no student pickups to New Ashcake Road) Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 35 • Bus:85 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road and Georgie Drive (7:55am) Proceed on New Ashcake Road (p/ u’s to Ashcake Station Place) Right on Ashcake Station Place(turn around at Forest Haze Court) Right on New Askcake Road Right on Linderwood Drive Left on Wychwood Drive Left on New Ashcake Road (no p/u’s to Whippoorwill Rd.) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no p/u’s) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 36 • Bus:51 Start run at the intersection of: Wychwood Drive and Greenlake Drive (8:00am) Proceed on Greenlake Drive (p/u’s) Left on Tally Ho Drive (p/u to New Ashcake Road) Left on New Ashcake Road (no p/u) Left on Whippoorwill Road(no p/u) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 37 • Bus:304 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road & Malboro Road (7:52 am) Right on Marlboro Road Left on Cheraw Road Right Anderson Court Proceed on Anderson Court Right on Cheraw Road Left on Rockingham Road Right on Marlboro Road Left on New Ashcake Road Left on Whippoorwill Road Left on Walker Road Right on Lincoln Road Left on Truman Road Right on Lincoln Road see BUS ROUTES, pg. 36
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BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 35
Left on Walker Road Left on Whippoorwill Road Left on New Ashcake Road Proceed to Chamberlayne Ave Left on Chamberlayne Ave to Hanover High School Note: PM run order is reversed from AM Run: 38 • Bus:307 Start run at the intersection of: Dress Blue Drive and Brigadier Drive(7:52 am) Proceed on Brigadier Drive Left on Salient Lane Right on Six Pound Lane Left on Sutlers Lane Left on Battalion Drive Right on Brigadier Drive Left on Vidette Lane Right onRed Sash Drive Right on Dress Blue Circle Right on Dress Blue Drive Left on Bigadier Drive Right on Verdi Lane (no student pickups) Right on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Note: PM run directions same as AM run KERSEY CREEK ELEMENTARY Run:1 • Bus: 62 Start run at the intersection of: Frances Road& Mt. Hermon Road (7:05am) Right on Frances Road (1st p/u) turn around at end Cross over Rt. 54 onto Mount Hermon Road Mt. Hermon Road & Glen Carrie Road (p/u) Proceed on Mount Hermon Road to Cheroy Woods Road Right on Cheroy Road Left into Cheroy Woods Lane Continue to cul-de-sac ( p/u to cul-de-sac & turn around) Continue back to Cheroy Road Right on Cheroy Road Right Mount Hermon Road (p/u to Campbell Creek Road) Right on Campbell Creek Road Right on Landcastle Drive (p/u at Landcastle & Campbell Creek Road Left on Landcastle Road (p/u at Landcastle Rd. & Trailer Field Road & turn around) Proceed back down Landcastle Road Right on Campbell Creek Road Right on Mount Hermon (pickup students to Goddins Road) Left on Stumpy (p/u) Left on Peaks Road (no p/u) Right on Stumpy Road (no p/u) Right on Chamberlayne(no p/u) Right on Whipporwill Road Left onto Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary
Run: 2 • Bus:279 Start run at the intersection of: E. Patrick Henry Road and Wickham Manor Way (7:00am) Left on Wickham Manor Way Continue on Wickham Manor Way (turn around at Wild Honeysuckle Lane) Continue back down Wickham Manor Way Left on Blooming Lilac Lane (turn around at Blooming Lilac Dr. & Climbing Jasmine Way) Continue back to Wickham Manor Way Left on Wickham Manor Way Left on Manor Garden Way (turn around at Manor Garden Way & Officer Lane) Continue back down Manor Garden Way Left on Wickham Manor Way Right on E. Patrick Henry Road Continue to South on Goddins Hill Road (pick up students to Mount Eagle Road) Left on Mount Eagle Road Left on Quail Oak Court (to end turn around) Right on Mount Eagle Road Left on Eagle Point Lane (to end turn around) Right on Pheasant Rush Court (to end turn around) Right on Eagle Point Lane Left on Mount Eagle Road Left on Goddins Hill Road (pickup students to Mount Hermon Road) Right on Mount Hermon Road Right on North Oaks Drive Right on Oak Trail Left on North Oaks Drive Left on Mount Hermon Road (pickup students From Goddins Road to Peaks Road) Left on Peaks Road (pickup students to Stumpy Road) Right on Stumpy Road (no student pickups) Right on Hanover Courthouse Road (no student pickups) Right on Whippoorwhill Road Left on Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run:3 • Bus:24 Start run at the intersection of: Jamestown Road & Nursery Road (7:00 am) Proceed on Jamestown Road ( pick up students to Woodside Lane) Right on Woodside Lane Left onto Ambys Lane Right on Slayden Dr. (turn around at Windwood Court) Left on Woodside Lane to Providence Green Drive Left on Providence Green Dr. (p/u’s) Right on Providence Run Road P/U at intersection of Providence Run Road & Toliver Trail Circle Right on Providence Park Drive Left on Woodside Lane to E. Patrick Henry Road Left on E. Patrick Henry Road Right on Wintercrest Drive (to end turn around) Proceed on Wintercrest Drive Right onE. Patrick Henry Road Continue on E. Patrick Henry Road to Hanover Courthouse Road
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Left on Hanover Courthouse Road (p/u am only) trn around at 13400 Hanover Cthouse Rd. Left on Hanover Courthouse Road to East Patrick Henry Road Right on East Patrick Henry Road Left on St. Pauls Church Road Right on Depot Road Proceed on Depot Road (p/u to Hanover Courthouse Road) Right on Hanover Courthouse Road (p/u on Hanover Courthouse Rd. to Whippoorwill Rd.) Proceed on Hanover Courthouse Road Right on Whippoorwill Road Left into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 4 • Bus: 85 Start run at the intersection of: Sliding Hill Road and Ashcake Road (7:15 am) Proceed on Ashcake Road(p/u on right side to Cheroy Road) Right on Cheroy Road (no p/u) Right on Cheroy Woods Road (no p/u) Right on Heath Pond Drive(no p/u) Left on Ashcake Road(no p/u) Right on Sliding Hill Road(p/u to Silverstone Dr.) Left on Silver Stone Drive (turn around at Roseland Court) Left on Sliding Hill Road Left on New Ashcake Road Left on Wychwood Drive Right on Linderwood Drive Left on New Ashcake Road(no p/u) Left on Whippoorwill Road(no p/u) Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 5 • Bus: 302 Start run at the intersection of: Sliding Hill Road & Country Side Lane(7:25 am) Right on Country Side Lane Left on Hunters Chase Drive Left on Bugle Lane Left on Countryside Lane Right on Great Meadows Drive (turn around at Great Meadows Court) Continue on Great Meadows Drive to New Ashcake Road Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on Whippoorwill Road Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 6 • Bus: 95 Start run at the intersection of: Chamberlayne Road & Old Landsdown Road (7:01 am) Right on Old Landsdown Road Right on Fort Meyers Road ( turn around at end of road) Proceed on Fort Meyers Right on Old Landsdown Road Right on Patrick Henry Blvd Left on New London Road Right on New Britton Road Left on Whippoorwill Road Right on New Ashcake Road
Right on Malboro Road Left on Rockingham Road Right on Cheraw Road Left on Anderson Court Bare Left and continue around Anderson Court Left on Cheraw Road Right on Malboro Road Left on New Ashcake Road Left on Whippoorwill Road Right on Charleston Road Left on Wheeling Road Proceed Right on Wheeling Road around circle Right on Charleston Road Right on Whippoorwill Road Left on Walker Road Right on Lincoln Road Left on Truman Road Right on Lincoln Road Left on Walker Road Left on Whippoorwill Road – (pickup students to Kersey Creek) Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 7 • Bus: 100 Start run at the intersection of: Rapidan Way & Susquehanna Trail (7:08 am) Right on Monongahela Trail Right on Patuxent Way Left on Susquehanna Trail Right on Monocan Way Right on Totopotomoy Trail Left on Rapidan Way Left on Rappahannock Trail Right on Kiptopeake Way Left on Chotank Trail Left Wanchese Way Left on Totopotomoy Trail Right on Sliding Hill Road (pick up students to New Ashcake Road) Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickups) Right on Learning Lane Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Goddard School – PM Only Run:8 • Bus: 260 Start run at the intersection of: Ridgebrook Drive and Indianfield Drive (7:29am) Continue on Ridgebrook Drive to New Ashcake Road Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickup) Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run:9 • Bus: 153 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Road and Milestone Drive (7:24am) Right on Milestone Drive Right on Indianfield Drive (turn around at Greenline Court) Return to Milestone Drive Left on Milestone Drive Right on New Ashcake Road (no p/u) Left on Ashcake Station Place(turn around at Forest Haze Court) Left on New Ashcake Road (no p/u)
Left on Whippoorwill Road(no p/u) Right on Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run:10 • Bus: 239 Start run at the intersection of: Milestone Drive and Manor View Drive (7:30 am) Turn right on Manor View Drive and (turn around in Manor View cul-de-sac) Proceed to Winnepeg Court (p/u’s) Right on Milestone Drive (turn around in Milestone Drive culde-sac) Right on Indianfield Drive Left on Crossover Drive to Seward Way Left on Ridgebrook Drive Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on to Whippoorwill Road (no student pickup) Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 11 • Bus:106 Start run at the intersection of: Milestone Drive and Manor View Drive (7:30am) Left on Manor View Drive (turn around in Manor View cul-de-sac) Continue on Manor View Drive to Milestone Drive Right on Milestone Drive Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickup) Right into Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run:12 • Bus: 51 Start run at the intersection of: Stone Spring Drive & Silverthorne (7:25 am) Right on Stone Spring Drive (turn around at Tuckerman Court) Continue on Stone Spring Drive to Grayhawk Court (turn around) Right on Manor View Drive Right on Milestone Drive Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on Whippoorwill Road Right on Learning Lane to Kersey Creek Elementary. Run: 13 • Bus: 120 Start run at the intersection of: Hunters Chase Drive and Bugle Lane (7:28am) Proceed on Hunters Chase Drive (pick up students at intersections to Tally Ho Drive) Left on Tally Ho Drive (to end turn around) Proceed on Tally Ho Drive (pick up students at intersections to Polo Pony Court) Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickup) Left on Whippoorwill Road (no student pickup) Right into Learning Lane to
Kersey Creek Elementary Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 14 • Bus:58 Start at the intersection of:Hillcrest Road & Peaks Road (7:05 am) Proceed on Hillcrest Road (turn around at designated location) Left on Peaks Road Right on Cadys Mill Road Right on Hanover Courthouse Road Right on Peaks Road Left on Stumpy Road Right on Chamberlyne Road Right on Whippoorwill Road Left on Learning Lane Continue on to Kersey CreekNote: PM run reversed from AM run. LAUREL MEADOW ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus: 224 Start run at the intersection of: Plum Grove Drive & Pole Green Road (7:25 am) Right on Plum Grove Drive Left on Soft Wind Lane(turn around at Bama Road) Right on Plum Grove Drive Right on Pole Green Road Right on Colemanden Drive Left on Ryegate Place Right on Thornham Lane Right on Wetherden Drive (turn around at Hertfordshire Way) Right on Brooks Hallow Parkway to Lee Davis Road Proceed across Lee Davis Road to Laurel Meadows Drive Left on Pimlico Drive Right on Angela Nicole Lane Right on Whiskey Hill Lane Right on Christopher Paul Drive Left on Meredith Farms Drive Left on Laurel Meadows Drive Left on Laurel Meadows School Road to Laurel Meadow Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 2 • Bus: 6 Start run at the intersection of: Crump Dr & Vaughan Dr (7:22 am) Left on Vaughan Drive Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Elliott Drive Left on Crump Drive (turn around at end) Left on Compass Point Lane Left on Gardenbrook Way Right on Sussex Road Left on Woodbridge Road Left on Wedgewood Road Right on J David Lane Left on Pimlico Drive Left on Christopher Paul Drive Right on Meredith Farms Drive Left on Halycon Lane Left on Laurel Meadow Elementary RoadNote: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 25 Start run at the intersection of: Sherwood Crossing Apartments (7:15 am) Circle on Sherwood Crossing see BUS ROUTES, pg. 37
BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 36
Place (return to Old Hickory Drive) Continue on Old Hickory Drive to Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Colony Drive Right on Meadow Drive Right on Wynbrook Lane Left on Cherry Lane Left on Kenmore Drive Right on Meadow Drive Left on Peachtree Road Left on Willow Avenue (turn around at Lilac Lane) Continue on Willow Avenue to Cherry Lane Right on Cherry Lane Left on Wynbrook Lane (pickup students to Mechanicsville Turnpike) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickups) Left on Lee Davis Road to Laurel Meadow Elementary (no student pickups). Note: PM run done the same as AM run. Run: 4 • Bus:157 Right on Lee Davis Road Start run at the intersection of: Lee Davis Road and Wesbeam Drive (7:20am) Proceed on Lee Davis Road (pickup students on right side to Spicewood Drive) Continue on Spicewood Drive to Spicewood Place Left on Spicewood Place (turn around at Sugar Oak Court) Left on Spicewood Drive Right on Soft Wind Drive Left on Hanover Grove Lane Left on Hanover Grove Boulevard (to end turn around) Left on Lone Cedar Drive (to end turn around) Left on Hanover Grove Boulevard Left on Hanover Grove Lane (to end turn around) Left on Hanover Grove Boulevard Right on Pole Green Road Right on Lee Davis Road to Laurel Meadow Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 5 • Bus:250 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Road & Bell Creek Road (7:10 am) Proceed on Bell Creek Road ( Pick up students to Meadowgate Road) Left on Meadow Gate Road Right on Caraway Lane Left on Fairview Drive Right on Fondale Road Left on Mayetta Drive Left on Mintawood Lane Left on Bellspring Drive Right on Greenview Road Left on Pegway Lane Left on Caraway Lane Right on Meadow Gate Road Left on Bell Creek Road ( pick up students to Alpen Lane) Left on Alpen Lane Left on Lynmar Lane Left on Bell Creek Road (Pick up students to Sandy Lane) Left on Sandy Lane (3 point turn /
back into Woody Lane) Right on Bell Creek Road Left on AMF Drive (pick up students to Pole Green Road) Right on Pole Green Road (pickup students to Hanover Grove Blvd) Right on Lee Davis Road to Laurel Meadow Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run Run: 6 • Bus: 112 Start run at the intersection of: Woodbridge Rd & Sussex Road (7:18 am) Proceed on Woodbridge Road Left on Dunwoody Road Left on Ridge Lane Right on Woodbridge Road Right on Lakeway Drive Left on Foxrock Lane Left on Woodbridge Road Right on Lakeway Drive Right on Tiffany Lane Right on Lantana Lane Left on JDavid Lane Left on Pimlico Drive Left on Christopher Paul Drive (no student pickup) Right on Meredith Farms Drive (no student pickup) Left on Halycon Lane (no student pickup) Proceed to Laurel Meadow Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 7 • Bus: 313 Start run at the intersection of: Lee Davis Road & Foxlair Drive (7:15 am) Proceed on Foxlair Drive Left on Foxbernie Drive Right on Foxlair Drive Right on Lee Davis Road Left on Kiwi Lane Right on Gittings Court Left on Solitude Lane Left on Evergreen Lane Left on Snowshed Lane Left on Kiwi Lane Right on Scooter Lane Right on Goodfellow Lane Left on Snowshed Lane Right on Cypresstree Lane Right on Lee Davis Road Right on Wesbeam Drive Left on Horsham Drive to Laurel Meadow Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 8 • Bus: 68 Start run at the intersection of: Jackson Arch Dr & Mechanicsville Trnpk (7:05am) Right on Jackson Arch Drive Left on Marshall Arch Drive Right on Access Road Behind Lowes Right on Adams Farm Lane (to end turn around) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickup) Right on Lexington Drive (to end turn around) Right on Creighton Parkway (no student pickup) Right on Walnut Grove Road (pickup students to Lee Davis Road ) Right on Lee Davis Road Right on Thrush Way Right on Brandy Creek Drive Left on Mallard Way
Left on Thrasher Way Left on Brandy Creek Drive Right on Thrush Way Right on Lee Davis Road Right on Cardinal Way Left on Brandy Creek Drive Left on Robin Way Left on Wren Way Left on Lark Way Proceed across Brandy Creek Drive Left on Pine Drive Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right Lee Davis Road Proceed to Laurel Meadow Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 9 • Bus:108 Start run at the intersection of: Meredith Farms Drive & Lee Davis ( 7:22 am) Proceed on Lee Davis Road (pick up students on Right to Pole Green Road) Right on Pole Green Road Right on Sherrington Drive Right on Greenback Drive Left on Turnage Lane Left on Angela Nicole Lane Right on Pimlico Drive Right on Christopher Paul Drive (to end turn around) Right on Pimlico Drive Right on Shane Edmonds Lane (to end turn around) Right on Pimlico Drive Left on Laurel Meadows Drive Left on Hawks Hill Lane Right on Christopher Paul Drive (no student pickups) Right on Meredith Farms (no student pickups) Left on Halycon Lane (no student pickups) Left to Laurel Meadow Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 10 • Bus: 335 Start run at the intersection of: Cold Harbor Road & Walnut Grove Drive (7:03 am) Proceed on Cold Harbor Road (Pick up students on right to Bell Creek Road) Right on Bell Creek Road (Pick up students at Brandy Branch Mill Road) Proceed on Bell Creek Road Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Lee Davis Road Proceed on Lee Davis Road (Pick up students on right side to Walnut Grove Drive) Right on Walnut Grove Drive and continue to Peach Orchard Lane Left on Peach Orchard Lane Right on Arrow Stone Road Left on Walnut Grove Court Left on Whipper Lane Right on Peach Orchard Lane Left on Walnut Grove Drive Left on Sunnyhill Drive (turn around at cul-de-sac & crossover Walnut Grove Drive) Right on Harvest Lane Right on Cornfield Lane Right on Walnut Grove Drive Right on Harvest Lane Left on Thrush Way Right on Lee Davis Road Right on Cold Harbor Road
Right on Walgrove Court (turn around in cul-de-sac) Right on Cold Harbor Road (pickup students right side to Walnut Grove Drive) Right on Walnut Grove Drive Left on Lee Davis Road. Note: PM Walnut Grove Baptist Church Day Care Run:11 • Bus: 267 Start run at the intersection of: Walnut Grove Rd and Highlander Pl (7:15am) Left on Highlander Place (to end and turn around) Proceed on Highlander Place Right on Walnut Grove Road Right on Travellers Way (pickup on East side of War Horse Lane& Travellers Way) Proceed on Travellers Way (turn around in Travellers Way Culde-sac) Right on Little Sorrel Drive (turn around in Little Sorrel Drive Culde-sac) Right on Travellers Way (pickup on west side of War Horse & Travellers Way) Right on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickup ) Right on Lee Davis Road (no student pickup) Proceed to Laurel Meadow Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 12 • Bus: 32 Start run at the intersection of: Wynnbrok Lane & Colony Drive (7:15 am) Right on Colony Drive Left on Birch Lane Right on Croftwood Drive Left on Sandy Lane Left on Hunterbrook Drive Right on Croftwood Drive Left on Birch Lane Right on Colony Drive Right on Wynbrook Lane Left on Meadow Drive Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickups) Right on Lee Davis Road (no student pickups) Right on Brandy Hill Drive (turn around in circle and pick up at apartment entrance) Left on Lee Davis Road to Laurel Meadow Elementary (no student pickups). Note: PM run done the same as AM run. LEE DAVIS HIGH STONEWALL JACKSON MIDDLE Run 1 • Bus:242 Start run at the intersection of: Old Church Road & Flannagan Mill Road(7:12 am) Proceed on Old Church Road (Pickup students to Christian Ridge Drive) Right on Christian Ridge Drive Right on Deerhunter Crossing (Uturn at Elizabeth Ann Drive) Right on Christian Ridge Drive (Turnaround at end) Proceed on Christian Ridge Drive Right on Old Church Road (pickup students to Devils Three
Jump Drive) Turn around at Devils Three Jump Drive Proceed on Old Church Road Right on Piping Tree Ferry Road (pickup students to Pamunkey River Farms Dr) Right on Old Church Road (no student pickups) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickups) Right on Lee Park Road Right on Lee Davis Road to Stonewall Jackson and Lee Davis RoadNote: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 2 • Bus:125 Start run at the intersection of: Piping Tree Ferry Rd & Pamunkey River Farms Dr (7:20 am) Left on Pamunkey River Farms Drive Right on Retreat Drive (Continue to end merging into Pamunkey Crest ) Continue on Pamunkey Crest Drive Right on Retreat Drive Left on Pamunkey River Farms Drive Right on Piping Tree Ferry Road (pickup students to Epps Rd) Right on Epps Road(to end turn around) Right on Piping Tree Ferry Road Right on Old LaFayette Road(turn around at Morgan Wray Lane) Right on Piping Tree Ferry Lane Right on Old Church Road (pickup students to Mechanicsville Turnpike) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (pickup students to Spring Run Road) Right on Spring Run Road (pickup students to Old Church Road)
Right on Old Church Road Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickups to Lee Davis/ Stonewall Jackson)Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load. Run: 3 • Bus: 291 Start run at: Ayersby Drive & Hopewell Road(7:13 am) Proceed on Hopewell Road Left on Figuly Road (to end turn around) Right on Hopewell Road (pickup students to Flannigan Mill Road) Proceed on Flannigan Mill Road (pickup students to Babbling Brooke Lane) Right on Babbling Brooke Lane (turn around in the cul-de-sac) Right on Flannigan Mill Road (pickup students to Old Church Road) Left on Old Church Road(pickup students to Corbin Braxton Lane) Proceed on Old Church Road (no student pickups to Mechanicsville Turnpike) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickups to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle)Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load. Run: 4 • Bus: 29 Start run at the intersection of: Hidden Lake Estates Dr & Hidden Lake Estates Cir (7:15 am) Turn around at Hidden Lake Circle Right on Westwood Road (pickup students to Jordan Woods Drive) Left on Jordan Woods Drive (to see BUS ROUTES, pg. 38
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end turn around) Left on Westwood Road (Pick up students to Boundary Run Drive) Left on Boundary Run Drive(turn around at end) Left on Denise Lynn Court (turn around at Michael Ann Court) Left on Boundary Run Drive Left on Westwood Road (pickup students to McClellan Road) Right on McClellan Road (no student pickups) Left on Parsleys Mill Road (pickup students to Crown Hill Road) Left on Crown Hill Road(no student pickups) Right on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) Straight onto Lee Davis Road to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load, Run: 5 • Bus: 267 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike & Jackson Arch Drive (7:55am) Proceed on Jackson Arch Drive Left on Marshall Arch Drive Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Proceed on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Pebble Path Parkway Proceed on Pebble Path Parkway ( Pick-up students to Green Haven Drive) Left on Green Haven Drive Right on Deep Creek Drive Left on Pond Place Way Right on Walking Stick Lane Right on Pond Grass Road ( Pickup students to Greystone Creek Road) Left on Greystone Creek Road Right on Creighton Parkway Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Lee Park Road Right on Lee Davis Road to Stonewall Jackson MS then on to Lee Davis HSNote: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 6 • Bus: 72 Start run at the intersection of: McClellan Road and Rockhill Road (7:19 am) Continue on McClellan Road pickup students to Black Creek Drive Left on Black Creek Drive Right on Hakala Drive Left on Kendrick Drive(turn around at end) Right on Hakala Drive Left on Black Creek Drive Right on Rose Drive (turn around at end) Proceed on Rose Drive (Cross over Black Creek Drive) Proceed on Rose Drive (turn around at end) Left on Black Creek Drive Left on McClellan Road (no student pickups) Right on Fox Hunter Road(no student pickups)
Right on Market Road (pickup students to Range Road) Left on Range Road (to end turn around) Left on Market Road (pickup students to Falling View Lane) Left on Falling View Lane (turn around at end) Left on Market Road Left on Rockhill Road (no student pickups) Continue straight onto Cold Harbor Road (pickup students to Boatswain Lane) Left on Boatswain Lane (to end turn around) Left on Cold Harbor Road (pickup students to Watt House Road) Proceed on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) Continue onto Lee Davis Road to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 7 • Bus: 303 Start run at the intersection of: McClellan Road and Crown Hill Road (7:25am) Continue south on McClellanRoad(pickup students to PaPa Lane) Left on PaPa Lane (to end turn around) (am only) Left on McClellan Road (pickup students to Rockhill Road) Right on Rockhill Road (pickup students to Cold Harbor Road) Proceed on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) Continue to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 8 • Bus: 277 Start run at the intersection of: Fox Hunter Lane and Market Road (7:03 am) Left on McClellan Road (pickup students to Peace Road) Right on Peace Road Right on Quaker Road Proceed on Dispatch Road Proceed on Fox Hunter Lane Left on Market Road Left on Cold Harbor Road(turn at Ed’s Landscaping) Continue on Cold Harbor Road(pickup students to Turkey Hollow) Left on Turkey Hollow (to end turn around) Left on Cold Harbor Road Right on Elder Ridge Lane (turn around at Garthright Court) Right on Cold Harbor Road (pickup students to Flaherty Drive) Right on Flaherty Drive (turn around at end) Right on Cold Harbor Road (pickup to Ellerson’s Garage) Continuing on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups to Lee Davis Road ) Continue onto Lee Davis Road to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run
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reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load. Run: 9 • Bus:322 Start run at the intersection of:Old Church Road and McClellan Road (7:17am) Proceed south on McClellan Road (pickup students to Crown Hill Road) Right on Crown Hill Road (pickup students to Valley Creek Drive) Right on Valley Creek Drive (to end turn around) Right on Crown Hill Road(pickup students to Tall Cedar Lane) Right on Madisons Estates Drive (to end turn around) Right on Crown Hill Road Left on Tall Cedar (to end turn around) Left on Crown Hill Road (pickup students to Beulah Church Road) Right on Beulah Church Road (pickup students to Glen Harbor Lane) Right on Glen Harbor Lane ( turn around at Danes Run Dr) Proceed on Glenharbor Lane Right on Beulah Church Road Right on Keitts Corner Road Right on Cabell Place (turn around at end) Right on Keitts Corner Road Right on Torbert Place (to end turn around) Left on Keitts Corner Road Right on Beulah Church Road (pickup students to Sandy Valley Road) Left on Sandy Valley Road (no student pickups) Right on Colts Neck Road (no student pickups) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Creighton Parkway (no student pickups) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickups) Right on Lee Park Road (no student pickups) Right on Lee Davis Road (no student pickups) Left in to Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 10 • Bus:246 Start run at the intersection of: Little Florida Road and Sandy Valley Road (7:25 am) Continue east on Sandy Valley Road pickup students to Beattie’s Mill Road Right on Beattie’s Mill Road (Pick up students to Crown Hill Road) Right on Crown Hill Road (no student pickups) Right on Burnett Field Drive Left on Sunmark Drive Right on Armstrong Drive Left on Sinclair Road Left on Beattiemill Drive (1st intersection) Right on Sinclair Road (Pickup at Doolittle Drive) Turnaround at Sinclair Court Proceed on Sinclair Road Left on Beattie’s Mill Road
Stay Right to continue on Beattie’s Mill Road Right on Peppertown Road Right on Pepper Lane (turn around at end of Pepper Lane) Proceed on Pepper Lane Left on Peppertown Road Right on Beattie’s Mill Road (pickup students to Mechanicsville Turnpike) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickups to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle) Right on Lee Park Drive Right on Lee Davis Road Left in to Stonewall Middle School Proceed on Stonewall Middle Bus Ramp to Old Hickory Road Left on Old Hickory Road Left on Long Street / Lee Davis High Bus Ramp Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 11 • Bus:114 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike and Hughes Road (7:51am) Continue east on Mechanicsville Turnpike pickup students to Little Florida Road Right on Little Florida Road pickup students to Sandy Valley Road Right on Sandy Valley Road pickup students to Colt’s Neck Road Right on Colt’s Neck Road (no student pickups) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Creighton Parkway (no student pickups) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike to Stonewall Jackson Middle and Lee Davis High Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 12 • Bus: 305 Start run at: Cold Harbor Road & Creighton Road (7:49am) Proceed East on Cold Harbor Road (pickup students to Sedan Road) Right on Sedan Road Right on Camille Drive Left on Gaines Mill Road Right on Pohite Drive Right on Camille Drive Right on Robin Drive Right on Cold Harbor Road Right on Watt House Road (to end turn around ) Proceed on Watt House Road Left on Cold Harbor Road Continue onto Lee Davis Road (pickup students to Brandy Hill Drive) Left on Brandy Hill Drive (turn around in cul-de-sac) Left on Lee Davis Road to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run until Hanover Farms PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 13 • Bus: 121 Start run at the intersection of: Cold Harbor Road & Haynes
Drive (7:52am) Left on Haynes Drive Right on Gary Lane Left on Sunnyside Drive Left on Haynes Drive Right on Cold Harbor Road Right on Creighton Road, pickup students to Buffridge Drive Left on Buffridge Drive Left on Marimel Lane(turn around at Marimel Lane cul-de-sac) Right on Buffridge Drive Left on Creighton Road (pickup students to Walnut Gove Road) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Lee Davis Road (no student pickups) Left on Foxlair Drive Left on Foxbernie Drive Left on Foxlair Court Right on Foxlair Drive Right on Lee Davis Road (no student pickups to Stonewall Jackson Middle and Lee Davis High) Note: PM Foxlair dropped off first and then run order is same as AM run. PM: StonewallFirst Load Run: 14 • Bus: 319 Start run at the intersection of: Creighton Road & Sandy Valley Road (7:51am) Right on Sandy Valley Road (pickup students to Colts Neck Road) Left on Colts Neck Road (Pick up students to Anvil Lane) Left on Anvil Lane (pick up students to Creighton Road) Right on Creighton Road (no student pick up) Left on Walnut Grove Road Proceed on Walnut Grove Road Right on Highlander Place (Pick up students at Highlander Pl & Little Sorrel Drive) Left on Little Sorrel Drive(no student pickup) Left on Travellers Way (no student pickup) Right on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickup) Right on Lee Davis Road (no student pickup) Proceed on Lee Davis Road to Stonewall Jackson Middle and Lee Davis High Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run:15 • Bus:313 Start run at the intersection of: Green Haven & Lake Haven Drive(8:00 am) Right on Lake Haven Drive (pickup students at intersections to Lake Haven Drive) Turn around on Lake Haven Drive Left on Havenview Drive (pick up students at intersections to Goodlife Court) Left on Pebble Path Pkwy Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Walnut Grove Road (no student pick up) Right on Lee Davis Road to Stonewall Jackson Middle and Lee Davis High Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load.
Run: 16 • Bus: 99 Start run at the intersection of: Fishtail Pond Court & Homehills Road(7:50am) Proceed on Homehills Road (pickup students to Northfall Creek Parkway) Left on Northfall Creek Parkway (no student pickups) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Left on Creighton Parkway (no student pickups) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickups) Right on Lee Davis Road (no student pickups) (to Lee Davis and Stonewall Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 17 • Bus: 123 Start run at the intersection of: Old Estates Wayand Walnut Grove Road(7:55am) Proceed on Walnut Grove Road (Pickup students on right to Creighton Parkway) Right on Creighton Parkway Right on Greystone Creek Road Left on Silktree Place Right on Yellow Rose Right on Beargrass Lane Right on Trumpetvine Lane Left on Greystone Creek Road Left on Pond Grass Road Left on Willow Dance Road (turn around at Empresstree Lane) Right on Pond Grass Road Right on Old Estates Way (no student pickups) Right on Walnut Grove Road (pickup students to Creighton Parkway) Right on Creighton Road (no student pickups) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike ( pickup students to Woodbridge Road) Proceed on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickups) Right on Lee Davis Road to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 18 • Bus:327 Start run at the intersection of: Creighton Road and Bonniefield Drive (7:50am) Continue north on Bonniefield Drive cross over Cold Harbor Road to Cactus Road Right on Cactus Road Left on Dahlia Road Right on Cactus Road Right on Morning Glory Road Cross over Cactus Road Right on Harver Way Left on Betron Way(turn around at Harver Court) Right on Harver Way Left on Morning Glory Road Left on Cactus Road (no student pickups) Left on Bonniefield Drive (no student pickups) Right on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) see BUS ROUTES, pg. 39
BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 38
Continue onto Lee Davis Road to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 19 • Bus:45 Start run at the intersection of: Cold Harbor Road and Merle Smith Lane (7:50am) Right on Merle Smith Lane Left on Starke Court (to end turn around) Right on Merle Smith Lane Right on Walnut Grove Road Right on Cactus Road Right on Queens Lace Road Lefton Lereve Drive Right on Cold Harbor Road Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Old Hickory Drive Proceed to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 20 • Bus: 224 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike & Adams Farm Road (7:55 am) Right on Adams Farm Road ( Turn Around at end) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Lexington Drive ( Turn Around at end) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student picksup) Right on Creighton Parkway(pick up students on right side to Walnut Grove Road) Right on Walnut Grove Road Right on Travellers Way Proceed on Travellers Way (turn around at end) Right on Little Sorrel Drive(turn around at end) Right on Travellers Way Right on Walnut Grove Road (no student picksup) Right on Bluebird Way (no student picksup) Left on Mallard Way (no student
picksup) Right on Brandy Creek Drive (no student picksup) Proceed on Lee Park Drive (no student picksup) Right on Lee Davis Road (no student picksup) Continueto Stonewall Jackson Middle and Lee Davis High. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load.. Run: 21 • Bus: 68 Start run at the intersection of: Brandy Hill Drive & Lee Davis Road (7:55am) Proceed on Lee Davis Road ( pick up students on right side to Walnut Grove Drive) Proceed on Lee Davis Road (no student pick ups) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pick ups) Right on Kristy Star Lane and continue to Mary Esther Lane Left on Mary Esther Lane Right on Cold Harbor Road (pick up students to Walnut Grove Road) Right on Walnut Grove Road Left on Bluebird Way Right on Thrasher Way Right on Mallard Way Cross over Brandy Creek Drive to Dove Way Right on Jay Way Right on Thrush Way Left on Brandy Creek Drive Right on Lark Way (turn around at Buckley Court) Right on Wren Way Right on Robin Way Left on Brandy Creek Drive Proceed on Lee Park Drive Right on Lee Davis Road to Stonewall Jackson Middle and Lee Davis High. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson First Load
Run: 23 • Bus: 182 Start run at the intersection of: Tammy Lane and Tammy Court (7:48 am) Continue north on Tammy Lane (pickup students to Wilt Lane) Left on McCauley Lane Left on Chenault Way Right on Lake Vista Drive (pickup students to Luther Bosher Lane) Right on Luther Bosher Lane Right on McCauley Lane (pickup students to Brooking Way) Left on Brooking Way (pickup students to Tammy Lane) Right on Tammy Lane Left on Marie Lane Left on Cold Harbor Road Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Old Hickory to Lee Davis Note: PM run same as AM run. Run: 24 • Bus:115 Start run at the intersection of: Daffodil Road and Sydnor Lane(7:53 am) Left on Daffodil Road Left on Bartlett’s Bluff Road Left on Ancient Oak Drive Left on Syndor Lane Right on Oakley Hill Lane Right on Cold Harbor Road (
pickup students to Autumn Ridge Lane) Right on Autumn Ridge Lane (turn around at end) Right on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) Left on Lee Davis Road (no student pickups) to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson First Load Run: 25 • Bus:175 Start run at the intersection of: Cold Harbor Road and New Hunter Road(7:48am) Proceed on Cold Harbor Road (pickup students to East Blvd) Right on East Blvd Left on Matroka Road Left on Catlin Road Right on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) Left on Walnut Grove Drive Left on Peach Orchard Lane Right on Whipper Lane Right on Walnut Grove Court Right on Arrow Stone Road Left on Peach Orchard Lane Left on Walnut Grove Road Left on Cornfield Court Right on Cornfield Lane Left on Harvest Lane Left on Sunnyhill Drive (turn around at Lauralee Circle) Left on Walnut Grove Drive Right on Harvest Lane Left on Thrush Way Left on Lee Davis Road (no student pickups to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle)Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load.
Harbor Hill Drive and Colonel Crump Drive (8:00am) Proceed on Harbor Hill Drive Right on Sunset Drive (turn around at Sunset Court) Left on Harbor Hill Drive Left on Colonel Crump Drive Left on Ann Cabell Lane Right on Claybird Lane(turn around at Snaffle Lane) Left on Ann Cabell Lane Right on Ann Cabell Court Left on Bruce Academy Lane Right on Bruce Academy Court Right on Old Cold Harbor Road Left on Harbor Hill Drive to Cold Harbor Road (Entrance of Mill Trace Apts) Right on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) Left on Bell Creek Road (no student pickups) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load
Run: 27 • Bus: 290 Start run at the intersection of: Catlin Road and Aquaris Drive (7:59am) Left on Senn Way Right on Mill Valley Right on River Holly Drive Cross over to Aquaris Loop Right on Catlin Road Left on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 28 • Bus: 273 Start run at: Beavedam Creek Apts. (7:53 am) Continue west on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups to Mechanicsville Turnpike ) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Bell Creek Road Proceed on Sandy Lane (U-turnat end and return to Mechanicsville see BUS ROUTES, pg. 40
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Turnpike) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Old Hickory Road Continue straight into the Sherwood Crossing Apts Left on Old Hickory Road to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 29 • Bus: 181 Start run at the intersection of: Stonewall Parkway and Garden Park Lane (7:55 am) (Pickup students at “ The Pines at Cold Harbor”) Left on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Old Hickory Road to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 30 • Bus: 300 Start run at the intersection of: Cold Harbor Road & Fast Lane (8:00 am) Right on Fast Lane (Turn Around at end at Zip Corvette) Right on Cold Harbor Road Right on New Hunter Road Right on Brook Way Left on New Hunter Road Left on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickup) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle) Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 31 • Bus: 73 Start run at the intersection of: Edgewood Road & Ridge Way (7:56 am) Proceed on Edgewood Road Right on Dominion Park Drive Right on Stonewall Parkway (no student Pickups) Cross Cold Harbor Road to Stonewall Drive Left on Ambrose Drive Right on Early Drive Right on General Drive Left on Ewell Road and continue onto West Boulevard Left on Park Drive Right on East Boulevard Right on Stuart Drive Left on Grant Drive Right on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load. Run: 32 • Bus: 250 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Road and Bell Creek Road(7:50am) Left on Bell Creek Road Left on Meadow Gate Drive Right on Caraway Lane
Left Fairview Drive Right on Fondale Road Left on Mayetta Drive Left on Mintawood Lane Left on Bell Spring Drive Right on Greenview Road Left on Pegway Lane Left on Caraway Lane Right on Meadow Gate Road Left on Bell Creek Road Proceed on Bell Creek Road Left on Loralea Drive (turn around at Rampart Circle) Left on Bell Creek Road Left on Alpen Lane Left on Lynmar Lane Left on Bell Creek Road Right on AMF Drive to Pole Green Road Right on Pole Green Road (pickup students to Plum Grove Drive) Right on Lee Davis Road to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 33 • Bus: 174 Start run at: Plum Grove Drive & Pole Green Road (7:55 am) Proceed on Pole Green Road (Pick up students to Lee Davis Road) Right on Lee Davis Road (Pick up students on right to Spicewood Drive) Right on Spicewood Drive (pick up students at intersections to Spicewood Place) Right on Soft Wind Drive (no student Pickups) Right on Soft Wind Lane (no student Pickups) Right on Plum Grove Drive (no student Pickups) Left on Spicewood Drive (no student Pickups) Right on Lee Davis Road (pickup students to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle) Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Except Lee Davis Road Stops. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 34 • Bus: 157 Start Route at: Plum Grove Drive and Spicewood Drive (7:51am) Right on Plum Grove Drive Right on Soft Wind Lane Left on Soft Wind Drive Right on Hanover Grove Lane Left on Hanover Grove Boulevard(turn around at the end) Right on Pole Green Road Right on Lee Davis Road (to the Stonewall Middle and Lee Davis High). Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 35 • Bus: 317 Start run at the intersection of: Rural Point Road & Pole Green Road (7:55am) Proceed on Pole Green Road (pick up students on left to Lee Davis Road) Left on Lee Davis Road Left on Wesbeam Drive (turn around at Horsham Drive) Proceed On Wesbeam Drive
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Left on Lee Davis Road (no student pickups) Left on Cypresstree Lane Left on Snowshed Lane Right on Evergreen Lane Right on Solitude Lane Right on Gittings Court Left on Kiwi Lane Left on Lee Davis Road to schoolNote: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 36 • Bus: 268 Start run at the intersection of: Pimlico Drive and Christopher Paul Drive (8:00am) Left on Christopher Paul Drive Right on Hawks Hill Lane Right on Shane Edmonds Lane Left on Pimlico Drive Right on Laurel Meadows Drive Left on Lee Davis Road (no student pickups) Proceed on Lee Davis Road to Stonewall Jackson Middle and Lee Davis High. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 37 • Bus:6 Start run at the intersection of:Woodbridge Road and Wedgewood Road (7:58am) Left on Woodbridge Road Right on Foxrock Lane Right on Lakeway Drive Right on Tiffany Lane Right on Lantana Lane Left on J David Lane pickup students to Brandy Court Left on Pimlico Drive (no student pickups) Right on Laurel Meadows Drive (no student pickups) Left on Lee Davis Road no student pickups to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 38 • Bus: 299 Start run at the intersection of: Woodbridge Road & Dunwoody Road (7:53 am) Right on Dunwoody Road Left on Ridge Lane Right on Woodbridge Road Left on Sussex Road Left on Gardenbrook Way Right on Compass Point Lane Right on Crump Drive (turn around at end) Right on Elliott Drive Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 39 • Bus: 301 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike and Meadow Dr (7:50am) Right on Meadow Drive Right on Wynbrook Lane Left on Colony Drive Left on Birch Lane Right on Croftwood Drive Left on Hunterbrook Drive Right on Sandy Lane Right on Croftwood Drive
Left on Birch Lane Left on Colony Drive (Cross Over Mechanicsville Turnpike) Left on Woodberry Drive Right on Hunter Drive (turn around at end) Left on Woodberry Drive Left on Colony Drive (continue around to Meadow Drive) Right on Wynbrook Lane Left on Cherry Lane Left on Kenmore Drive Right on Meadow Drive Left on Peachtree Road Right on Willow Avenue Right on Cherry Lane Left on Meadow Drive Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Old Hickory Drive Continue to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 40 • Bus: 54 Start Route at: Elm Drive and Sporting Lane(8:00am) Continue into the Chickahominy Bluffs Apartments(turn around) Right on Elm Drive to Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 41 • Bus: 283 Start run at the intersection of: Cold Harbor Road and Old Millstone Drive (7:54am) Continue on Old Millstone Drive to Old Gainsmill Lane Right on Old Gainsmill Lane Left on Old Reflection Circle (turn around at Old Reflection Circle Cul-de-sac) Right on Old Gainsmill Lane Left on Old Millstone Drive Right on Cold Harbor Road Left on Creighton Road(no student pickups) Right on Tammy Lane Right on Marie Lane Left on Cold Harbor Road (pickup students to Lynk Lane) Left on Lighthouse Place Right on Harbor Drive (turn around in the cul-de-sac) Left on Lighthouse Place Left on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) Proceed on Lee Davis Road Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Old Hickory Drive Bare Right to continue on Old Hickory Drive Right on Long Street to Lee Davis High School Left on Lee Davis Road to Stonewall Jackson Middle SchoolNote: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 42 • Bus:112 Start Route at:Walnut Grove Road and Battlefield Park Elementary(7:56 am) Continue west on Walnut Grove Road (pickup students to Old Estates Way)
Right on Old Estates Way Right on Pond Grass Road Left on Walking Stick Lane Left on Pond Place Way Right on Deep Creek Drive Right on Green Haven Drive(pickup students to Lake Willow Way) Right on Northfall Creek Parkway (no student pickups) Left on Walnut Grove Road to Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickups) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike to Lee Davis and Stonewall Jackson Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load Run: 43 • Bus:126 Start run at the intersection of: Walgrove Ct & Cold Harbor Road (7:50 am) Proceed on Cold Harbor Road (Pick up students on Right Side to Brooking Way) Left on Brooking way (Pickup students at intersections to Adaline Lane) Right on Adaline Lane Right on Poteet Lane Right on Hanna Lane Left on MCCauley Lane Left on Adaline Lane Right on Hanna Drive Right on Brooking Way (no student pickups) Crossover Cold Harbor Road to Bell Creek Road Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Old Hickory Drive Right on Long Street Drop off at LDHS Left on Lee Davis Road Right into Stonewall Jackson Middle Bus LoopNote: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 44 • Bus: 25 Start Route at: Wesbeam Drive & Lee Davis Road (7:50 am) Proceed on Lee Davis Road(Pick up students on right to Pole Green Road) Right on Pole Green Road Left on Colemanden Drive Left on Ryegate Place Right on Thornham Lane Right on Wetherden Drive (turn around at Hertsfordshire Way) Right on Brooks Hollow Drive Right on Lee Davis Road (no student pickups) Proceed on Lee Davis Road no student pickups to Lee Davis High & Stonewall Jackson Middle. Note: Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load. Run: 45 • Bus: 50 Start Route at: Turnage Lane and Weathered Oak Lane(7:51 am) Continue on Turnage Lane to Angela Nicole Drive Left on Angela Nicole Lane Right on Whiskey Hill Lane Right on Christopher Paul Drive Left on Meredith Farms Drive pickup students to Lee Davis Road Left on Lee Davis Road (no
pickupsto Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle)Note: PM run reversed from AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 46 • Bus: 32 Start run at the intersection of: Greystone Creek Road & Trumpetvine Lane (8:00 am) Proceed on Greystone Creek Road Right on Pond Grass Road Right on Old Estates Way Right on Walnut Grove Road Right on Creighton Parkway Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Proceed on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Lee Park Road Right on Lee Davis Road to Stonewall Jackson MS then on to Lee Davis HSNote: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Lee Davis High First Load. MECHANICSVILLE ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus:181 Start run at:Stonewall Parkway & The Pines Apartments (7:25 am) (pickup students at “The Pines at Cold Harbor”/ Park bench) Left on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) Continue on Atlee Road (no student pickups) Left into Mechanicsville Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 2 • Bus: 185 Start run at the intersection of: Cold Harbor Road & Beaverdam Creek Apartments (7:17 am) Proceed on Cold Harbor Road Left on Stonewall Drive Left on Ambrose Drive Right on Early Drive Righton General Drive Left on Stonewall Drive Left on Ewell Road Right on West Boulevard Left on General Drive Right on East Boulevard Right on Park Drive Left on Grant Drive Left on Stuart Drive Right on East Blvd Right on Cold Harbor Road Left on Stonewall Parkway ( pick up students atAll Aboard Child Care) Proceed on Stonewall Parkway Right on Elm Drive Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Atlee Road Continue to Mechanicsville Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 3 • Bus:175 Start run at the intersection of: Mill Trace Apartments at Ellerson Mill Circle (7:12 am) Proceed on Ellerson Mill Circle Left on Harbor Hill Drive Right on Old Cold Harbor Road Left on Bruce Academy Court Left on Bruce Academy Lane Right on Ann Cabell Court Left on Ann Cabell Lane Proceed on Ann Cabell Lane see BUS ROUTES, pg. 41
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Right on Claybird Lane(turn around at Claybird Lane) Left on Snaffle Lane (turn around at Snaffle Court) Left on Claybird Lane Left on Ann Cabell Lane Right on Colonel Crump Drive Right on Harbor Hill Drive Right on Sunset Drive Left on Harbor Hill Drive Left on Cold Harbor Road Proceed on Atlee Road Then proceed to Mechanicsville Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 4 • Bus: 273 Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Road & Old Mechanicsville Bypass (7:17 am) Proceed on Atlee Road (Pickup students on Right to Davis Ave) Right on Davis Ave Left on Shady Grove Road Right on Ridgeview Road Left on Deborah Road Right on Arnoka Road (cross over Shady Grove, to end turn around) Right on Shady Grove Road (pickup students to Full View Ave) Right on Roosevelt Avenue Left on Bruce Boulevard Right on York Avenue Right on Full View Avenue (turn around at end) Proceed on Full View Avenue Right on York Ave Right on Atlee Road (pick up students on Right side to Mechanicsville Elementary) Left in to Mechanicsville Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 5 • Bus:300 Start run at intersection: Cold Harbor Road & Fast Lane 7:15 am Right on Fast Lane ( To end turn around) Right on Cold Harbor Road Right on Catlin Road Left on Aquarius Drive Right on Aquarius Loop Right on Senn Way Right on Catlin Road Left on Matroka Road Right on East Blvd. Left on Cold Harbor Road(pick up students to New Hunter Road) Left on Stonewall Parkway (no student pickups) Left on Elm Drive Proceed on Sporting Lane Proceed Stand Circle ( turn around) Proceed on Stand Circle Proceed on Sporting Lane Proceed on Elm Drive Right on Stonewall Parkway (no student pickups) Left on Cold Harbor Road Left into Mechanicsville Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 6 • Bus: 290 Start run at the intersection of: Aquarius Drive and Catlin Road (7:16 am)
Proceed on Catlin Road Right on Mill Valley Road Left on Senn Way Left on River Pine Drive Left on River Holly Drive Right on Mill Valley Road Left on Catlin Road (no student pickups) Left on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups) Left into Mechanicsville Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 7 • Bus: 28 Start run at the intersection of: Jennifer Lane and Stonewall Parkway (7:20 am) Proceed on Jennifer Lane to Brook Way Right on Brook Way Left on New Hunter Road Left on Brook Way Right on Jennifer Lane Left on Edgewood Road Right on Dominion Park Drive Right on Stonewall Parkway Left on Cold Harbor Road to Mechanicsville Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 8 • Bus: 256 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Elementary Bus Ramp and Atlee Road (7:16am) Proceed on Atlee Road (Pick up students on Right side to Signal Hill Road) Right on Signal Hill Road (pick up students to Strain Avenue) Right on Strain Avenue ( pick up students at intersections to Dunfee Lane) Left on Dunfee Lane Left on Edgeworth Road (pick up students at intersections to Signal Hill Road) Right on Signal Hill Road Right on Ford Avenue Left on Oak Street Left on Elm Drive (pick up students at intersections to Elm Tree Terrace) Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike Left on Edgeworth Road Right on Grace Lane Right on Public Lane Right on Carolyn Lane Right on Edgeworth Road Right on Signal Hill Road Right on Jackson Avenue Left on Lee Avenue Left on Atlee Road Left into Mechanicsville Elementary Note: PM is run the same as AM run. Run: 9 • Bus: 228 Start run at the intersection of: Barnett Avenue and Oak Street (7:13 am) Proceed on Barnett Avenue Left on Hill View Drive Left on Princess Anne Drive Right on Clark Circle (1st) Right on Princess Anne Drive Right on Hill View Drive Right on Barnette Avenue Left on Ford Ave Right on Windsor Drive Right on Moritz Lane Right on Rie-Bob Lane
Left on Strain Avenue Left on Sawyer Lane Left on Sunshine Court (turn around) Right on Sawyer Lane Right on Windsor Drive Right on Atlee Road to Mechanicsville Elementary Note: PM is run the same as AM run. Run: 10 • Bus: 139 Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Road and Mechanicsville Elementary Bus Cir (7:14 am) Proceed on Atlee Road ( Pick up students to Crestline La) Right on Crestline La (Continue on Crestline Lane to Landover Drive) Right on Landover Drive Left on South Mayfield Lane Right on Holly Lane Proceed on North Mayfield Lane Left on South Mayfield Lane Right on Brook Drive Left on Meadowview Lane Right on Atlee Road (pickup students to Messiah Lutheran) Right into Messiah Lutheran Day Care Left on Atlee Road (no student pickups) Left on N. Mayfield Right on Brook Drive Right on S. Mayfield Lane Left on Atlee Road (pickup students to Mechanicsville Baptist) Left into Mechanicsville Baptist / circle parking lot Left on Atlee Road (pickup students to Rose Hill Drive) Left on Rose Hill Drive (turn around at Moss Rose Court) Left on Atlee Road (pickup students to Mechanicsville Elementary) Note: PM is run the same as AM run. Services Messiah Lutheran and Mechanicsville Baptist Daycares Run: 11 • Bus: 119 Start run at the intersection of: Shady Grove Road Tavern Keepers Way(7:15 am) Proceed on Shady Grove Road ( Pick up students to Meadowbridge Road) Left on Meadowbridge Road Left in to Shady Grove Methodist Drive (no student pickups) Proceed on Shady Grove Methodist Drive Right on Shady Grove Road (Pick up students to Moutain Lily Lane) Left on Mountain Lily Lane Right on Darva Glen (turn around at Hartpine Court) Left on Darva Glen Left on Olde Grove Glen Left on Shady Grove Road Left on Zorbas Lane Right on Darva Glen Right on Mountain Lily Lane Left on Shady Grove Road (pickup students to Ridge View Road) Proceed on Shady Grove Road (no student pickups) Right on Davis Ave(no student pickups) Right on Atlee Road (no student pickups)
Left into Mechanicsville Elementary Note: PM is run the same as AM run.. Shady Grove Methodist Church Daycare PM only. PEARSON’S CORNER ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus: 298 Start run at the intersection of: Auburn Grove Ct and Linderwood Drive (7:17 am) Right on Oak Cottage Drive Proceed on Oak Cottage Drive Right on New Ashcake Road (pickup students to Seminole Road) Right on Seminole Road Left on Mattaponi Road Left on Pamunkey Road Right on New Ashcake Road Left on Georgie Drive Left on Suzanne Drive Right on Georgie Drive Right on New Ashcake Road Proceed on Ashcake Road to (pickup students to Pearson’s Corner Elementary). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 2 • Bus: 178 Start run at the intersection of: Brickerton Drive at Pantego Lane (7:27 am) Left on Pantego Continue east on Pantego Lane(picking up students to Linderwood Drive) Right on Linderwood Drive (no student pickups) Left on Tarleton Drive (pickup up students to Doncastle Court) Right on Althea Bend Court (turn around in the cul-de-sac) Right on Tarleton Drive (pickup students to Little Joselyn Drive) Right on Little Joselyn Drive (no student pickups) Right on Linderwood Drive (no student pickups) Right on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Proceedto Pearson’s Corner Elementary Note: PM runs the same as AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 315 Start run at the intersection of: Avenel Pl & Brickerton Dr (7:30 am) Proceed on Brickerton Drive Right on Morning Dew Lane (turn around at end) Right on Brickerton Drive Left on Linderwood Drive (no student pickups) Right on New Ashcake Road to Pearson’s Corner Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 4 • Bus: 187 Start run at the intersection of: Mead Hall Court andBrickerton Drive (7:27am) Left on Waldelock Place (turn around at the end) Left on Brickerton Drive Left on Shawns Grove Pl Turn around on Shawns Grove Pl
Right on Bickerton Drive (no student pickups ) Left on Linderwood Drive (no student pickups) Right on New Ashcake Road no student pickups to Pearson’s Corner Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 5 • Bus: 144 Start run at the intersection of: Rouzie Court &Linderwood Drive (7:26am) Proceed on Linderwood Drive Right on Minglewood Lane (to end turn around) Proceed on Minglewood Lane Crossover Linderwood Drive Proceed on Little Joselyn Drive Left on Tarleton Drive Left on Morella Place Right on Summer Grove Road (no student pickups) Left on Winterham Drive (pickup students at intersections to Linderwood Drive) Right on Linderwood Drive (no student pickups) Right on New Ashcake Road to Pearson’s Corner Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 6 • Bus:177 Start run at the intersection of: Combs Drive and Cavlin Court (7:30 am) Right on Cavlin Court Left on New Holland Lane Left on Oakham Drive Left on Combs Drive Right on Crestfield Drive Left on Hughesland Road Right on Cool Spring Road Right on New Ashcake to Pearson’s Corner Elementary (No student pick ups). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run : 7 • Bus:304 Start run at the intersection of: Linderwood Dr & Cottleston Circle (7:28am) Proceed on Cottleston Circle (to end turn around) Right on Linderwood Drive
Right on Summer Grove Road Left on Morella Place (No Student Pickup) Right on Tarleton Drive (No Student Pickup) Right on Little Joselyn Drive (No Student Pickup) Right on Summer Grove Road Right on Cool Water Lane picking up students to New Ashcake Road Right on New Ashcake Road no student pickups to Pearson’s Corner Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run 8 • Bus: 27 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Rd and Cool Spring Rd(7:15 am) Left on Cool Spring Road (pickup students to Ringview Drive on right side) Right on Ringview Drive (3 point turn around at Thornecrest Drive ) Right on Cool Spring Road (Pick up students on right side to Hughesland Rd ) Left on Hughesland Road Right on Barnescrest Drive Left on Kiblercrest Drive Left on Colvincrest Drive Left on Hughesland Road Right on Blakeridge Avenue ( turn around at Knollwood Court) Proceed on Blakeridge Avenue Right on Brittewood Circle Right on Blakeridge Avenue Right Cool Spring Road (pickup students to New Ashcake Road on right side) Right on New Ashcake Road Left into Pearson’s Elementary SchoolNote: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 9 • Bus: 223 Start run at Chamberlayne Road and New Kirby Lane (7:13 am) Proceed on Chamberlayne Road Right on Windmill Watch Way Right on Laurel Grove Road Right on Cedar Lane Left on Winston Drive Right on Laurel Grove Road see BUS ROUTES, pg. 42
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Right on Powhickery Drive (turn around at Duling Road) Left on Laurel Grove Road Left on Jupiter Drive Right on Chamberlayne Road Proceed on Chamberlayne Road Right on Shannon Drive (To end turn around) Left on Jupiter Drive Left on Mars Drive Left on North Star Drive Left on Neptune Drive Left on Jupiter Drive Right on Chamberlayne Road (pick up students to Rutlandshire Drive) Right on Rutlandshire Drive Left on Barnfield Lane Right on Atlee Road (To end and turn around) Proceed on Atlee Road Left on Chamberlayne Road (no student pickups) Left on New Ashcake Road (no student pickups) Right into Pearsons Corner Acc Note: PM runs the same as AM run. PM ONLY: Educare Daycare & Minnieland Academy (Rutland). Run: 10 • Bus: 173 Start run at Combs Dr and Selborn Cir (7:25 am) Proceed on Combs Drive Right on Oakham Drive Right on Fox Hill Farm Road Left on Colvincrest Drive Left on Oakham Drive Left on Combs Drive Left on Rutlandshire Drive Right on Barnfield Lane Left on Atlee Road Left on Chamberlayne Road Left on New Ashcake Road Right into Pearsons Corner Acc Note: PM runs the same as AM run. POLE GREEN ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus: 268 Start run at the intersection of: Minnie Ball Ave & Dress Blue Drive (7:25 am) Left on Minnie Ball Avenue Right on Brevet Lane Right on Six Pound Lane Right on Prolonge Left on Battalion Drive Right on Brigadier Drive Proceed on Bell Creek Road Left on Pole Green Road Proceed on Pole Green Road Left on Pole Green Park Lane Proceed to Pole Green Elementary. Note: PM run Same as AM run. Run: 2 • Bus:243 Start run at the intersection of: Haversack Lane and Six Pound Lane (7:20am) Left on Haversack Lane Right on Gabion Lane (turn around at Barbette Ct) Left on Brigadier Road (no student pickups) Proceed on Bell Creek Road (no student pickups)
Left on Pole Green Road (no student pickups) Proceed to Pole Green Elementary. Note: PM run Same as AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 50 Start run at the intersection of: Feildshire Drive & Pole Green Road (7:19 am) Proceed on Pole Green Road (pickup students to Lee Davis Road) Right on Lee Davis Road (pickup students to Hill Meadows Court) Turn around at McGregor Farm Drive Proceed on Lee Davis Road (pickup students to Pole Green Road) Left on Pole Green Road (pick up Students at Rustic Lane) Right on Sherrington Drive Right on Pimlico Drive Right on Angela Nicole Lane Right on Turnage Lane Right on Greenback Drive Left on Sherrington Drive Right on Pole Green Road Left on Pole Green Park Lane to Pole Green Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 4 • Bus: 292 Start run at the intersection of: Old Calvary Drive and Thicket Run Way (7:20 am) Make a U-Turn on Old Cavalry Drive Left on Stronghold Drive Left on Skirmish Lane Right on Retreat Hill Lane Left on Winding Hills Drive Left on Old Cavalry (no student pickups) Right on Perryville Drive (turn around in cul-de-sac) Right on Old Cavalry Proceed on Calvary Drive (no student pickups) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickups) Left on Pole Green Road (no students pickups to Pole Green Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Pole Green Elementary Run: 5 • Bus: 220 Start run at the intersection of: Siege Road and Old Cavalry Drive (7:21 am) Proceed on Old Cavalry Drive to Ironclad Drive Right on Ironclad Drive (turn around at Ironworks Court) Right on Old Cavalry Drive (no student pickups) Left on Gettysburg Lane (turn around at Devil’s Den Lane) Left on Old Cavalry Drive (no student pickups) Left on Walnut Grove Road (no student pickup) Left on Pole Green Road no student pickups to Pole Green Elementary. Run: 6 • Bus: 78 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Road and Pole Green Park Road (7:08 am) Continue east on Pole Green Road to Williamsville Road Left on Williamsville Road Left on Winsmith Drive
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Right on Sandy Creek Lane (turn around at Sandy Creek Cul-de-sac) Left on Winsmith Drive Right on Williamsville Road Left on Pole Green Road Left on Woodlawn Drive (turn around at Talley Pond Road) Left on Pole Green Road Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (pickup students to Walnut Grove Road) Right on Walnut Grove Road (pickup students on right side to Pole Green Road) Left on Pole Green Road(Pick up students to Pole Green Elementary). Note: PM run Same as AM run. Run: 7 • Bus: 137 Start run at the intersection of: Scarecrow Road and Lodgepole Drive (7:30am) Proceed on Lodgepole Drive to Southern Watch Place Left on Southern Watch Place Right on Midnight Drive Right on Dijon Drive Right on Tarragon Drive(to end turn around, return to Pole Green Road) Right on Pole Green Road(no student pickups to Pole Green Elementary). Run: 8 • Bus: 186 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Road & Cosby Lane (7:13am) Proceed on Pole Green Road ( Pickup students to Raven Run Drive) Left on Raven Run Drive Left on Scarecrow Road Left on Lodgepole Drive Left on Midnight Drive Left on Fieldshire Drive (turn around at Fieldshire Court) Proceed on Fieldshire Drive Left on Midnight Drive (turn around at end) Left on Feldshire Drive Left on Banshire Drive (turn around at Banshire Court) Left on Fieldshire Drive Right on Pole Green Road Left on Pine Hill Road (turn around at Nedam Lane) Left on Pole Green Road to Pole Green Elementary. Note: PM run Same as AM run. Run: 9 • Bus:235 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Road & Walnut Grove Road (7:08 am) Proceed on Walnut Grove Road ( Pickup Students to Hanover Meadow Drive) Right on Hanover Meadow Drive (turnaround at end) Right on Walnut Grove Road Right on Old Cavalry Drive (pick up students to Dugout Terrace) Left on Dugout Terrace Continue on Dugout Terrace to Muzzle Court (turn around at Muzzle Court) Right on Old Cavalry Drive Right on Walnut Grove Road (pickup Students to Mechanicsville Turnpike) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike
(pickup Students to Westhaven Drive) Right on Westhaven Drive (to end turn around) Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike Right on Creighton Pkwy (turnaround at end) Right on Mechanicsville Tpke Right on Woodbridge Road Left on Wedgewood Road Right on J David Lane Right on Pimlico Drive Left on Sherrington Drive Right on Pole Green Road to Pole Green Elementary. Run: 10 • Bus: 54 Start run at the intersection of: Sherrington Drive and Gemstone Place (7:30am) Proceed on Sherrington Drive Right on Harbor Mist Lane Left on Creighton Road Right on Pole Green Road Right on Dijon Drive Left on Tarragon Drive to Pole Green Road Right on Pole Green Road to Pole Green Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 11 • Bus: 307 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Road & Verdi Lane (7:24 am) Right on Verdi Lane (Pick up students to Brigadier Road) Right on Brigadier Road Left on Salient Lane Left on Battalion Drive Right on Brigadier Road Left on Vidette Lane Right onRed Sash Drive Right on Dress Blue Circle Right on Dress Blue Drive Left on Brigadier Road Proceed on Bell Creek Road Left on Pole Green Road to Pole Green Road to Pole Green Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 12 • Bus : 240 Start run at the intersection of: Battalion Drive & Annex Lane (7:20 am) Left on Annex Lane Left on Smoothbore Lane Right on Tow Hook Place Left on Hard Tack Road Right on Dress Blue Drive Right on Brigadier Drive Proceed on Bell Creek Road Left on Pole Green Road Proceed on Pole Green Road Left on Pole Green Park Lane Proceed to Pole Green Elementary. Note: PM run Same as AM run. RURAL POINT ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus:287 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike and Spring Run Road (7:00 am) Turn Left on Spring Run Road Continue down Spring Run Road Right on Ruffin Ridge (to end turn around) Right on Spring Run Road Right on Studley Road Right on Hanover Town Road Left on Scot’s Landing Road (to
end turn around) Left on Hanover Town Road Right on River Road (turn around at Spawn Run Lane) Proceed on River Road Left on Summer Hill Road (pickup students to Studley Road) Right on Studley Road (To Rural Point Elementary). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 2 • Bus:317 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike & 2nd cut through past Old Church Service Center (7:05 am) Continue West on Mechanicsville Turnpike (pick up students to Pole Green Road) Make a u-turn on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickup) Left on New Bethesda Road (Pick up students to Studley Road) Right on Studley Road Left on Blakewood Drive (Turn around at Irmo Lane) Right on Studley Road (pickup students to Studley Site Drive) Left on Studley Site Drive Left on Revolutionary Place (to end turn around) Right on Studley Site Drive Left on Studley Road (pickup to Sir Bradley Court) Left on Sir Bradley Court (to end turn around ) Left Studley Road (pickup students to Lady Elizabeth Lane) Left on Lady Elizabeth Lane (turn around at Laurel Lane) Left on Studley Road (pickup students to Rural Point Rd) Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 89 Start run at the intersection of: Williamsville Road & Haws Shop Trail (7:00 am) Continue on Williamsville Road (p/u’s) Right on River Road to Gould Hill Road Right on Gould Hill Road Left on Arrowhead Road ( go to end & turn around) Left on Gould Hill Road Left on Summer Plains Drive Summer Plains Drive & Summer Plains Court (p/u’s) Right on Mantilo Creek Road Cross over Summer Plains Drive Proceed on Mantilo Creek Road( go to end & turn around) Proceed back on Mantilo Creek Road Left on Summer Plains Drive Right on Summer Hill Road (no p/u’s) Right on Santa Maria Drive Left on Williamsville Road Right on Studley Road ( pickup students between Pollard Creek Road & Linev Lane) Proceed on Studley Road to Rural Point Elementary Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 4 • Bus:56 Start run at the intersection of: Rural Point Road & Strawbank Drive (7:05 am)
Proceed on Rural Point Road (p/u’s to Pole Green Road) Left on Pole Green Road (no p/u) Left on Williamsville Road Proceed on Williamsville Road to Pine Slash Road Left on Pine Slash Road (turn around at Mahixon Trail) Left on Williamsville Road Left on Rainier Drive (turn around at end) Left on Williamsville Road Right on Studley Road (p/u’s to Studley Farms Drive) Right on Studley Farms Drive (turn around at end) Left on Studley Road (no p/u’s to Rural Point Elementary). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 5 • Bus:141 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Rural Point Road(7:10am) Right on Rural Point Road Right on Greywood Road Right on Hobbs Crossing Road Left on Century Station Road (turn around at end) Left on Studley Road Left on Avondale Drive 1st stop after turn onto Avondale (1st drive on the right) Left on Sedgemoor Circle Right on Grantham Drive Lefton Derwent Drive Proceed on Brampton Drive Left on Aldwynch Drive Right on Grantham Drive Left on Sedgemoor Circle Right on Avondale Drive Right on Studley Road Right on Sentry Station Road (turn around at end) Right on Hobbs Crossing Road Left on Greywood Drive Left on Rural Point Road to Rural Point Elementary. Note: PM run same as AM run. Run: 6 • Bus:282 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road and Rural Point Drive (7:12am) Left on Studley Road Right on Swannanoa Trail Left on Possum Trail Left on Elder Trail Right on Swannanoa Trail Right on Matedequin Trail Left on Beaverdam Trail Left on Studley Road Right on Fenway Drive Left on Burkwood Drive Right on Robin Ridge Right on Strawhorn Right on Fenway Right on Chartwell Drive Right on Wrenwood Drive Left on Strawhorn Drive Left on Colesbury Drive Right on Studley Road (no student pickups) Right on Shelton Pointe Drive (turn around at end) Right on Studley Road no student pickups to Rural Point Elementary Note: PM run reversed from AM run. see BUS ROUTES, pg. 43
BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 42
Run: 7 • Bus:97 Start run at the intersection of: Blacksmith Drive and Rural Point Drive (7:20am) Left on Blacksmith Drive (2nd) Circle and return to Rural Point Drive Left on Studley Road (pickup students to Royal Grant Drive) Left on Royal Grant Drive Right on Glastonburg Drive Left on Witheridge Drive Continue to Witheridge Rd. & Wexham Circle (turn around ) Continue back to Glastonburg Drive Left on Glastonburg Drive Left on West Wenlock Drive Continue onto East Wenlock Drive Right on Penrith Drive Left on West Wenlock Drive (pickup students to Studley Road) Left on Studley Road (no pickups to Rural Point Elementary). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 8 • Bus:92 Start run at the intersection of: Chamberlayne Road & Crown Colony Pkwy (7:09am) Proceed North on Chamberlayne Road Right on Pine Ridge Road (turn around at end) Left on Smithport Drive Left on Clay Farm Drive Right on Toms Drive ( turn around at end) Left on Clay Farm Drive Right on Smithport Drive Left on Pine Ridge Road Left on Chamberlayne Road Left on Rural Point Road Proceed on Rural Point Road (pickup students to Georgetown Road) Left on Georgetown Road Left on Ivanhoe Drive Left on Highbury Drive (to end turn around) Left on Ivanhoe Drive(Ivanhoe Dr. turns into Korona Dr.) Right on Korona Drive Left on Fenholloway Drive Left on Placida Circle Left on Wanzer Hill Road Right on Windermere Drive Right on Georgetown Road Righton Rural Point Road (pickup students to Rural Point Elementary. Run: 9 • Bus:103 Start run at the intersection of: Georgetown Road and Shannondale Road (7:20am) Left on Crossdale Lane (turn around at Crossdale Lane Culde-sac) Left on Shannondale Road (turn around at Shannondale Court) Left on Covebrook Lane Left on Rotherham Drive (turn around in Rotherham Drive Culde-sac) Left on Georgetown Road (no student pickups to Fire Lane) Left on Fire Lane (turn around at end)
Left on Pollard Creek Road (pickup students to Studley Road) Right on Studley Road (no student pickups to Rural Point Elementary). Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 10 • Bus:82 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Courthouse Road & Georgetown Road(7:10 am) Left on Georgetown Road Left on Foxal Road(turn around at Emerald Woods Lane) Left on Georgetown Road Left on Chestnut Church RoadLeft on Georgetown Road Left on Sugarloaf Drive Right on Peanut Land (turn around at Mill Pond ) Continue back to Sugarloaf Drive Right on SugarloafDrive (turn around at Kersey lane and Sugarloaf Drive ) Continue back on Sugarloaf Drive Left on Georgetown Road(p/u to Windermere Drive) Proceed on Georgetown Road Left on Rural Point Road, no student pickups to Rural Point Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 11 • Bus: 171 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Courthouse Road and Georgetown Road (7:00 am) Continue north on Hanover Courthouse Road picking up students to Fire House Road Right on Fire House Road Right on Normans Bridge Road (continue to Hanover Quarter Rd. go to end & turn around) Continue on Normans Bridge Road to Hanover Courthouse Road Right on Hanover Courthouse Road (turn around at cut lane) Continue on Hanover Courthouse Road to River Road Left on River Road (turn around at designated location) Continue back on River Road Left on Hanover Courthouse Road Left on Lindsay Meadows Drive Right on Constance Hill Lane Left on Sonny Meadows Lane ( to end turn around) Right on Constance Hill Lane Right on Lindsay Meadows Drive Left on Lynnhill Court (turn around at end) Right on Lindsay Meadows Drive Left on Rural Point Road no student pickups to Rural Point Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 12 • Bus: 248 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road & Rural Point Road(7:10 am) Continue South on Rural Point Road Proceed on Rural Point Road Right on Strawbank Drive to Mossybrook Road Right on Birchbark Lane & Birchbark Court& turn around Continue back on Birchbark Lane to Strawbank Drive Left on Strawbank Drive
Left on Rural Point Road Left on Spring Hill Road (to end turn around) Left on Rural Point Road Right on Pine Slash Road (continue to Hunter Trail (turn around at Old Thomas Rd.) Proceed on Pine Slash Road Right on Rural Point Road Right on Count Kristopher Drive Left on Count Kristopher Court Right on Rural Point Road Right on Hartford Oaks Drive to Hartford Oaks Circle(turn around) Continue back to Rural Point Road Left on Studley Road Continue to Rural Point Elementary. WASHINGTON HENRY ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus: 147 Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Road & Meadowbridge Road (7:09 am) Continue South on Atlee Road to Windsor Drive Right on Windsor Drive Right on Eleanor Drive Left on Lucille Road Left on Lake Terrell Drive Left on Thelma Lou Road Right on Eleanor Drive Right on Windsor Drive Left on Troub Lane Right on Bink Place (turn around at end of Culdesac) Left on Windsor Drive Right on Gold Coast Lane Right on Buckard Drive Right on Elwin Drive Left on Windsor Drive Left on Ellerson Drive Right on Meadowbridge Road Left on Atlee Road (no student pickups) Right on Mann Drive no student pickups to Washington Henry Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 2 • Bus: 162 Start run at the intersection of: Bon Secour Regional Memorial Day Care (7:05 am) Left on Grove Road ( Memorial Regional Hospital access road to day care) Pick up at Hospital Daycare (turn around and return to Atlee Road) Left on Atlee Road (Pickup students on right side to Meadowbridge Road) Right on Meadowbridge Road Left on Ellerson Drive Right on Shire Parkway Right on Shire Court (turn around in Shire Court Cul-de-sac) Right on Shire Parkway (turn around in Shire Parkway Cul-desac) Right on Kelshire Trace (turn around in Kelshire Trace Cul-desac) Right on Shire Parkway Right on Ellerson Drive Right on Timberlake Green Drive Left on Buckard Drive Proceed on Elwin Drive Left on Ellerson Drive
Right on Meadowbridge Road Left on Spring Valley Road Right on Burnside Drive Right on Newman Drive Left on Hillcrest Lane Right on Burnside Drive Left on Atlee Road Left on Summerwalk Parkway Right on Ellerson Green Place (turn around at Ellerson Green Terrace) Left on Summerwalk Parkway Left on Atlee Road ( no student pickups) Right on Lansdowne Road Left on Del Ray Drive Right on Mann Drive to Washington Henry Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. (Exception Summer Walk first in pm). AM ONLY Bon Secour Regional Memorial Day Care. PM ONLY Atlee Christian Day care Run: 3 • Bus: 184 Start run at the intersection of: Shady Grove Road and Lansdowne Road (7:20am) Right on Meadowbridge Road Left on Ellerson Station Drive and continue to Mary Mundie Lane Right on Mary Mundie Lane Left on Apricot Lane Left on Baneberry Drive Left on Ellerson Station Drive Right on Wonderland Lane Right on Ellerson Farm Drive Right on Franklin Lane Left on Tangle Oaks Drive Right on Tangle Pond Lane Left on Oak Bower Lane Right on Tangle Ridge Drive (to end turn around) Left on Tangle Oaks Drive Right on Franklin Lane Left on Ellerson Farm Drive Right on Carneal Lane Left on Atlee Road (Pick up students on right side to Lansdowne Road) Right on Mann Drive to Washington Henry Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 4 • Bus: 174 Start run at the intersection of: Shady Grove Rd and Academy Drive (7:15 am) Right on Culley Drive (turn around at end) Right on Academy Drive Left on Verdi Lane Right on Pole Green Road Right on Antique Lane (turn around at end) Right on Pole Green Road Right on Shady Grove Road (pickup students to Chamberlayne Road) Right on Chamberlayne Road Right on Hanover Crossing Drive Left on Shady Grove Road Right on Mann Drive to Washington Henry Elementary Note: PM run order is same as AM run with exception of Hanover Crossing Apts Run: 5 • Bus: 295 Start run at the intersection of: Merrilake Court and Silkwood
Drive(7:21am) Left on Redberry Lane (turn around in Redberry Lane Culde-sac) Left on Silkwood Drive Left on Summer Walk Parkway Right on Shady Ridge Lane (turn around at Springset Lane) Right on Summer Walk Parkway (turn around at end) Proceed on Summer Walk Parkway Left on Atlee Road (no student pickups) Right on Mann Drive to Washington Henry Elementary. Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 6 • Bus: 156 Start run at the intersection of: Holly Ridge Road & Atlee Rd (7:05am) Left on Atlee Road (pickup students to Atlee Library, turn around in shopping center) Right on Atlee Road Right on Rollins Lane Right on Stywalt Lane Right on Russet Lane Right on Atlee Road Left on Atlee Springs Drive Right on Meadowsweet Drive Left on Winter Spring Drive (turn around at Snowstraw Place) Right on Meadowsweet Drive Left on Atlee Springs Drive Cross over Atlee Road to Quailfield Road Left on Compass Drive Left on Wanda Drive Right on Kaye Drive Right on Colmar Drive Left on Jane Lee Circle Left on Holly Ridge Road Right on Briarthorn Court (turn around in cul-de-sac) Right on Holly Ridge Road Right on Atlee Road Right on Marc Gregory Court (turn around in cul-de-sac) Left on Atlee Road Continue to Washington Henry Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 7 • Bus: 101 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Road & Burkwood Club Drive (7:10 am) Right on Burkwood Club Drive Right into Advent Daycare Left on Burkwood Club Drive Left on Studley Road Left on Wyattwood Road (turn around at Wyattwood Road Culde-sac) Right on Studley Road Cross over Shady Grove Road Continue on Studley Road Left on Rural Crosse Drive Left on Winter Spring Drive Right on Atlee Lake Court (turn around at end) Left on Winter Spring Drive Right on Rural Crosse Drive Right on Studley Road Left on Twin Oaks Road Left on Oakfield Lane Left on Fayemont Drive Right on Studley Road Left on Rutland Road Left on Sherton Drive
Left on Fayemont Drive Left on Studley Road Right on Atlee Road Right on Chamberlayne Road (pickup on Chamberlayne Road to Huntington Woods) Right on Huntington Woods Drive (turn around at Huntington Woods & Sugar Wood Drive) Right on Chamberlayne Road Right on Shady Grove Road Right on Studley Road Right on Quail Creek Drive Left on Cardinal Creek Dr. Left on Quail Creek Dr. Right on Shady Grove Road (pickup students to Mann Drive) Right on Mann Drive ( to Washington Henry Elementary). Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Advent Christian Daycare AM & PM Run: 8 • Bus: 2 Start run at the intersection of: Chamberlayne Road & Marley Drive (7:16 am) Proceed on Chamberlayne Road (pickup students to McKenzie Drive) Right on McKenzie Drive Right on Marley Drive Right on Chamberlayne Road Right on Crown Colony Parkway Right on Braxton Way (turnaround on Braxton Way) Right on Crown Colony Parkway – to end turn around Right on Sir Michael Lane (To end turn around) Right on Crown Colony Parkway Right on Assembly Way Left on Evanston (turnaround at Doral Place) Right on Assembly Way Right on Crown Colony Parkway Left on Chamberlayne Road (no student pickups) Left on Shady Grove Road picking up students to Washington Henry Elementary. Run: 9 • Bus: 127 (PM only) Start run at Washington Henry Elementary (2:30 pm) Right on Mann Drive Left on Atlee Road Left into Rainbow Station DayCare Stop At Rainbow Station DayCare Right on Atlee Road Right on Grove Road Stop at Bon Secour Regional Memorial Day Care
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CANCER • Jun 22/Jul 22 Cancer, expect to expend a lot of energy sorting out your calendar and getting things organized this week. Make the most of any leisure time that comes your way.
LIBRA • Sept 23/Oct 23 Libra, you have a number of items on your plate right now. It may seem overwhelming, but if you work though things one task at a time, you will get through it all.
CAPRICORN • Dec 22/Jan 20 Capricorn, you are feeling confident and capable this week. Things at work are moving along smoothly, and you can focus more of your attention on affairs at home.
TAURUS • Apr 21/May 21 Many fun things are expected to unfold this week, Taurus. With so many people to see and errands to run, try to make some time to relax so you donÕt fall victim to fatigue.
LEO • Jul 23/Aug 23 Goals and friendships at the workplace evolve this week, Leo. This may be a time of new beginnings for you, and you find yourself enjoying all the new opportunities.
SCORPIO • Oct 24/Nov 22 Even some bad news canÕt get you down, Scorpio. Take it in stride and press on. Any obstacles only make you stronger for experiencing them.
AQUARIUS • Jan 21/Feb 18 Aquarius, your ability to convey complicated messages in an easily understandable way puts you in high demand this week. Enjoy your time in the spotlight.
GEMINI • May 22/Jun 21 You have a desire to take in the great outdoors this week, Gemini. Enjoy boating, swimming or even just lounging around a lake. You will return home feeling recharged.
VIRGO • Aug 24/Sept 22 Virgo, this week you will learn to work with any limitations you may have instead of feeling boxed in by them. There is much you can accomplish when you give it a try.
SAGITTARIUS • Nov 23/Dec 21 Sagittarius, it may take some extra effort to work through a problem, but eventually you will find a solution. DonÕt be afraid to ask for some help if you get bogged down with things.
PISCES • Feb 19/Mar 20 Pisces, take a measured approach to tasks this week. Do things in moderation so you can make progress with all of the projects on your plate.
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ARIES • Mar 21/Apr 20 Aries, you are ready to move in new and unexpected directions. Your boss or supervisor may appreciate any new ideas you have and your willingness to try new things.
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us strive to be better. Through the active use of honesty and integrity, you will make great strides as a leader within our community. I challenge you to lead from the front. Leadership is proactive in nature. This means you must go out, set an example, and do good things within the community. Whether it is volunteering with a civic organization, participating with a school club, or doing a community service project with your local church, step outside and be the change you wish to
see in the world. There is always a need for strong student leadership within the schools. As many of you have seen in the past years, students have stepped up to work with local leaders to achieve great things within our community. When in school, those around you will look to you to set the example. This includes academic achievement, extracurricular activities and your choice to live a lifestyle absent of drugs and violence. True leadership should touch all aspects of your life. We live in a world that is becoming ever entangled in technology and social media.
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As law enforcement professionals, we have many resources available to curtail cyberbullying and cybercrimes, but it is you that sit on the front line. Leadership extends to your actions online and on social media. Take an active role in helping those in need and empowering those around you. Your safety and well-being is a paramount concern of the Hanover County Sheriff ’s Office, your parents, your teachers and your friends. To that end, enjoy your upcoming school year and continue to strive to be your best. Most of all, make wise choices, look out for your friends, and be a leader in your community!
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fications including changes in bus numbers and drivers along with bus delays – 804441-8274. Dates to remember: Sept. 3: HCES Kindergarten Orientation and Open House (see above for details). Sept. 8: First day of school. Sept. 10: Back to School Night – BBQ begins at 5:50 p.m. and class visits begin at 6:15 p.m.
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outages or if you do not have Internet access, be sure to save this number so that you can hear information that could affect the regular school schedule – 804-277-4960. Transportation Hotline – Follow the prompts at this number to hear daily bus noti-
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Pearson’s Corner in the fall are asked to urge them to register their child as soon as possible if they have not already done so. Students can be registered 8 PM
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ASHLAND – Nothing But Networking will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9, at the Hanover Country Club at 14314 Country Club Drive in Ashland. The event is being presented by the Hanover Industrial Airpark Business Association (HIAPBA). Sponsored by Casey Billups, Ashland financial advisor with Edward Jones, and Ferber’s Tire & Auto, the evening will feature wine tasting and networking. The cost is $10 for members and $15 for guests. For more information, visit www.hiapba.com.
from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Regular office hours will resume effective Monday, Sept. 24. Students can then be registered from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information, call 803-723-3660.
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Raiders, Patriots to battle in Conference 16 “You just have to stay focused. The motivation is to be better than you were the year before, and that’s what we’ve got to do.”
By Chip Knighton For The Mechanicsville Local MECHANICSVILLE – Atlee has its second BCS-level recruit in as many years. Patrick Henry is trying to move forward after losing a similar player. Hanover coach Derek Stoudt believes he has the best team in school history, while Lee-Davis coach Ryan Turnage hopes his experienced squad can build on a difficult season. And across the county line in King William, there’s the matter of living up to a strong recent legacy. Welcome to Hanover- and King Williamarea high school football circa 2015. Atlee Start with the obvious. One year after leaving the friendly confines of St. Christopher’s to aid the Raiders’ playoff run, Ricky DeBerry is now gearing up for the Big 12 gauntlet at Oklahoma. But the cupboard is far from bare at Atlee. The headliner is J.J. Givens, one of the state’s top safeties who will head south next year to play for Steve Spurrier at South Carolina. He’s just one of the reasons coach Roscoe Johnson believes his team can improve on last year’s first-round playoff loss to L.C. Bird. One of the biggest reasons is Rasharrd Harris, who started at quarterback as a sophomore at Caroline High School before
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Patrick Henry quarterback Hunter Hart (16) gets around the left end for a 10-yard gain in the third quarter of a scrimmage with James River at Randolph-Macon College Thursday. The Patriots may have a tougher year despite a stronger team than in 2014.
moving south and taking over under center for Atlee. He’ll key Johnson’s spread offense and take advantage of a deep group of receivers headlined by Givens, fellow seniors Justin Hall and Will Milestead and promising sophomore Jebrill Murray. “We don’t have the best
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athletes in the world,” Johnson said. “We’re taking kids who like to have fun. It’s almost like playing basketball on the football field.” While it’s business as usual on offense, the Raiders switched up their defense to a zone scheme to aid pass coverage. Givens and all-conference
nose guard Mason Cooper are the headliners, while Johnson is counting on a group of young players with playoff experience to make up for the loss of DeBerry. “We lost some of our kids, we lose the core, but we had some young guys starting and all those guys are back,”
Johnson said. And Johnson’s biggest asset (aside from the Division I talent, of course) could be the winning attitude that’s been passed on over the past several years at Atlee. “The goal for every high school team should be to win a state championship,” he said.
Hanover Stoudt, on the other hand, doesn’t have any players committed to BCS schools. But he’s as high on his team as he has been in his three years at Hanover. The Hawks, who fell to Heritage in the second round of the playoffs in 2014, are something of an anomaly in a pass-happy region due to their option rushing attack. Leading the way are junior quarterback Clayton Cheatham, who battled injuries to rush for more than 1,000 yards in his first year as a starter, and senior Marcus Bazala, who looks to settle in at running back after dabbling at quarterback and receiver as a junior. They’ll take advantage of an offensive line that returns intact from 2014 and where the smallest starter, senior tackle Bailey Van Namen, goes 5-foot11, 240 pounds. “We’ve got a pretty good offensive line and we’ve got two good guys in the backfield who can run the ball pretty well for us,” said Stoudt, a former offensive lineman at Richmond. “We’re a strong, physical team. see BATTLE, pg. 49
Atlee poses new challenge for Patriot runners By Dave Lawrence dlawrence@mechlocal.com MECHANICSVILLE – The 2015 high school cross country season brings its usual challenges from the annual turnover of players along with some new ones with Atlee joining Patrick Henry in Conference 16 as well as with Atlee head coach Jim Triemplar returning after health issues sidelined him mid-way through the outdoor track and field season. Atlee Raiders coach Jim Triemplar has plenty to be happy about. First he is making steady progress recovering from the illness that sidelined him toward the end of the outdoor track and field season this spring. Second, he has two strong quads full of youth but leavened by experience that bodes well for the teams’ success. “We’ve got some experience back, but we’ve got a handful of new faces too,” Triemplar said. “How many of the new guys that play a role, I don’t know. It’s still a little bit early. I think we’ll be OK.” The Raiders’ boys have three
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We’re going to do the whole ground and pound and see what happens.” The defense isn’t quite as experienced, but all three starting linebackers return in T.J. Allen, Tanner Lacey and Tabb Patrick, all seniors. The secondary is more of a concern, with only safety Cole Bordonie back from last year’s starters, but Stoudt is confident a talented group of backups can produce a starting unit. “We have plenty of pieces,”
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Lee-Davis’ boys cross country team, seen here in a practice at Pole Green Park Friday, should benefit from a large turnout.
Seniors Caitlin Donovan and Logan Shearon will anchor the girls squad but they will get strong backing from senior Mayah Valentin, junior Laney Owen, sophomore Jessica Faulk and freshman Emma Sudol. Triemplar is looking forward to working with his runners. “Cross country coaches
will tell you that cross country championships are not won in October. They are won in June, July and August when you start to get your foundations laid,” Tremplar said. “We’ve had some groups that bought into that and took care of their summer running, and some that haven’t. I think this group has bought
into that better than any group we’ve had or as good as any group we’ve had. I think we’re better prepared right now.”
he said. “We just have to figure unity we have right now.” The player charged with out what fits best for us.” leading that group is senior quarterback Chase Mummau, Lee-Davis Turnage is also tinkering at who flashed promising signs Lee-Davis, which went 2-8 with in an injury-shortened junior a young group of players in his season. Turnage hopes junior first year as the Confederates’ running back Nathan Evans head coach. A combined 20 and the Confederates’ balstarters are back from that anced, pro-style attack will team, and Turnage hopes the prevent defenses from keying year of adversity will do his on Mummau and the passing game. It has worked in the prereturnees some good. “The kids know our system season to the tune of a turnand how we want them to play,” over-free scrimmage season. All five starters are back on he said. “They’ve been in our offseason program for a year, the offensive line, including and they’ve bonded as a team. 325-pound guard Jeb Boswell, I’m excited about the team who was thrown into the fire
as a freshman in 2014. The strength of the defense should also be up front, where all four starters return, including Sam Tanner, who doubles as an athletic tight end on offense. The secondary, led by Evans at cornerback and senior Nick Reisenweaver at safety, is also strong and experienced, while the linebackers are much greener behind senior Kyle Farr. His counterparts on the inside are largely underclassmen, with sophomores Ned Anthony and Zach Green currently holding down the starting positions. “We go on a rotation and play whoever’s hot,” Turnage
said. “They’re good players and they’re ready to go, and they’ve been through the offseason and taken reps. They know how to play, but they’ve got to do it on Friday night.” And that kind of youthful exuberance is exactly why Turnage makes it a priority to keep his players on an even keel, focused on the next play. “We talk about it every day,” he said. “Whatever happened last year, or even the previous play, is history. You can’t get too high or too low based on what you’ve done.”
seniors and two juniors returning from the top seven last year. The leaders will likely be senior Chad Foltz and junior Connor Moses, backed by senior Beau Rowland. But Atlee is stacked with an abundance of underclassmen that might pose a pretty strong challenge to the returning starters this year.
Patrick Henry The Patriots had a good year in 2014 with the boys finishing as Conference 16 champions and the girls finishing as confer-
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ence runner-ups. This year, with perennial powerhouse Atlee and another Patrick Henry – from Roanoke – joining them in the conference, the Ashland-based Patriots may find it difficult to repeat the respective feats. On the boys’ side, Patrick Henry lost two of its top seven runners, but the Patriots get back conference champion Grant Davis and head coach Jeremy Dobrinski said the younger runners have been working hard. “With the work they’ve been doing this summer, we are a little bit stronger,” Dobrinski said. But he added a note of uncertainty. “It’s going to be difficult to gauge how we are going to be by the end of the season with the two new schools in our conference,” Dobrinski said. “We’re hoping to finish in the top three.” The girls, led by defending conference champion Ashli Cole, returns intact. Dobrinski said both teams have a number of promising underclassmen ready to prove themselves this year. see RUNNERS, pg. 51
ASHLAND – It’s a season of transition, and contradictions, at Patrick Henry. Patriots coach Bryan Davis speculated that his team has more overall talent despite the loss of standout lineman Eli Hanback, now a freshman at Virginia. And despite the rise in talent level, the Patriots could see their win total cut drastically with their move to the rugged Capital District. “We won six games last year, and we could win half as many and be twice as good a football team, just because of who see BATTLE, pg. 50
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Atlee boys, Lee-Davis girls win season openers By Dave Lawrence Sports Editor MECHANICSVILLE – The last two Hanover County teams standing in the Virginia High School League Group 5A volleyball tournaments last year got their 2015 seasons off to a solid start. Atlee’s boys and Lee-Davis’ girls swept their season openers last week. The Raiders beat visiting Glen Allen 25-14, 2512, 25-14 Wednesday night. The Confederates beat visiting Douglas Freeman 25-14, 25-18, 25-20 Tuesday. Atlee head volleyball coach Nick Robinson said the Raiders had an experience advantage over the Jaguars. “They lost a couple of players from last year. We didn’t lose as many as a lot of teams did, so I think that helps us,” Robinson said. “Our new players came in and played well, like we’d expect them to. Our JV team had a
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we’re playing,” he said. “This is a much more difficult schedule playing in the Capital District.” One thing that could help the 2015 Patriots be better than their predecessors is better luck in the injury department. Both starting receivers, Parker Davis and Justin Sikkar, broke their collarbones in 2014, putting them out for the season. And linebacker Ethan Manuel steps into the starting lineup after missing his entire junior season due to injury. “By this time last year, we had already lost six guys for the year,” Davis said. “We haven’t lost anybody for more than a week yet. We’re winning the injury game.” Davis and Sikkar will
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the sweep attempt slip away. The Confederates trailed for a time before overtaking the Rebels to claim the third game and the match. “I asked the girls afterwards and they said they did what they knew they weren’t supposed to do,” said Lee-Davis head girls volleyball coach Sharon Gaston. “They had two sets under their belt. They let up just a little bit and they had to fight hard to get back in. So they learned their lesson to always be on the prowl and not sit back on their heels.” Anna Soroka, Rachel Gaston, Hailey Carter and Rianna Riccardi led the Confederates. Soroka finished with six aces, four kills and 11 assists. Gaston had two aces, seven kills, 10 digs and three blocks. Carter had six kills and seven assists and Riccardi had 15 digs. Lee-Davis 3, Once Douglas Freeman’s Douglas Freeman 0 For a while in its third game Kerry Bauman warmed up, she against Douglas Freeman, it did her share of hammering looked like Lee-Davis might let Lee-Davis’ side of the court, finstrong year last year and a lot of those players ended up on varsity for the postseason. They got some playing time on the varsity court last year, and that helps, for sure.” Eric Rohr led Atlee with 6 aces, 15 kills and three blocks. Chui Elliott pitched in six kills and six digs, and Owen Hard had three aces, 27 assists and seven digs. “We were not quite ready,” said Glen Allen head boys volleyball coach Kevin Hoy. “It’s weird having a match this early in the season, especially against such a solid team. … If you’re going to take one on the chin, you might as well do it early and see how the boys respond from it and see where to move forward from there.”
be joined in the receiving corps by do-it-all playmaker Kwatayvous Blackwell, who will also see time at running back and under center. But the Patriot with the highest ceiling could be sophomore quarterback Hunter Hart, the son of Patrick Henry baseball coach Sam Hart, who started eight games as a freshman. “It’s not his first rodeo,” Davis said. “His dad’s the baseball coach, and he plays baseball, so he didn’t get a lot of spring work and he’s a little rusty on some things. But he’s a great competitor. He’ll be fine.” Defensively, the Patriots’ strength is in the secondary, where three of four starters return. A senior-laden linebacking corps should also be an asset, with Manuel finally healthy and Fredericksburg Christian transfer Brandon
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Braxton in the fold. King William CENTRAL GARAGE – It’s a new group of players with familiar expectations at King William High School, where third-year coach Dylan DeHart returns just six starters from last year’s sectional finalist. And the keys to DeHart’s no-huddle spread offense lie in the hands of a quarterback who can’t drive himself to school. Sophomore Ryan Huffman, just 15 years old, replaces Jacob Jones, now going through his first preseason at Christopher Newport University and one of three all-state selections for the 2014 Cavaliers, who went 10-3 and lost to Nottoway in the section championship. Whether they can advance past that postseason hurdle, which has tripped them twice before,
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Atlee’s Alex Field (center) and Andrew Rae (right) block a shot by Glen Allen’s Tom Garvin in the Raiders’ 3-0 victory over the visiting Jaguars Wednesday.
ishing with two aces and seven was working it around the I told the girls they definitely kills. court,” Sharon Gaston said. “She was hitting hard. She “She’s definitely a smart player. see OPENERS, pg. 51 will have a lot to do with his progression. “Athletically, he’s ready to go,” DeHart said. “We’ve just got to keep teaching him the concepts, because he’s a 15year-old kid. “I’m very confident that he’s going to have a very good year. He’s just very young and will have a little bit of a learning curve.” DeHart is equally confident in the replacements for his other all-state players – running back Camajae Peatross (now at Emory & Henry) and wide receiver Austin Simons. The latter will be replaced by a committee of seniors, with returning starter Lafayette Pendleton, who has drawn interest from Old Dominion, Virginia Tech and VMI, taking over the lead receiver role. A pair of newcomers to the game, basketball players Michael Johnson and
Tresean Mickens, will step into starting spots on the outside. Taking over at running back is junior Taige Brown, a power back who doubles as a returning starter at defensive end. The front seven will be a strength as the Cavaliers transition from a 3-4 to a 4-3, with Varina transfer Terik Brown (no relation) slotting in at defensive tackle and Devin Berry-Tucker, the leading returning tackler with 96 stops in 2014, returning at middle linebacker. The secondary is less settled. Huffman, who doubles as a strong safety, is the only defensive back returning from the 2014 two-deep. Johnson will get the first crack at the free safety spot, while Mickens will bring a physical, if inexperienced, presence at cornerback. “He’s the hardest-hitting first-year player I’ve ever seen,”
DeHart said. “We were worried about our run support on the outside, but he’s done a fantastic job.” The new starters will be thrown into the fire quickly against a front-loaded schedule. King William opened at perennial power Madison County on Friday night and faces Bruton, Essex, Washington & Lee and Caroline before starting Tidewater District play, which has traditionally treated the Cavaliers well. “Our first four or five games will be our measuring stick to see if we’re where we want to be,” DeHart said. “It’s going to be a season-long process of trying to build the team. We have the potential to do some great things, but right now, we need more leadership on the team.” Chip Knighton can be reached at sports@mechlocal.com.
Jaguars edge Atlee, Lee-Davis GLEN ALLEN – Glen Allen might not have had its No. 1 golfer – Celadon Ramsey, who was out of town – but the Jaguars had more than enough weapons to edge visiting Atlee and Lee-Davis on their home course Wednesday afternoon. Glen Allen’s golfers, led by Cameron Moore and Holden Davis who each tallied a 1-over par 28, scored 162 to edge Atlee by six strokes. Lee-Davis finished with a 182. Atlee’s Erica Whitehouse finished second with a 40, followed by a three-way tie at third among Glen Allen’s Cameron Cook, Atlee’s Timmy Shields
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“I’m just ready for them to race,” Dobrinski said. “We’ve done a lot of preseason training, so I’m ready for them to get out there and actually show me what they can do.” Lee-Davis Confederates head coach Neil Mathews expects to benefit from the huge turnout he has on his boys team, but is worried about the lack of depth on the girls’ side. No matter how lopsided the demographics might be, he has enough talent coming through the ranks to replace the four graduating seniors on both squads to give Lee-Davis some postseason success. “We had some solid seniors [last year], some inexperienced juniors and some freshmen,” Mathews said. “Those freshmen got a lot of valuable experience last year – we ran three freshmen at the state championships in cross country. They enjoyed that. They had their eyes opened. They were better
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and Lee-Davis’ Ben Hoare. “It was a good day for us, considering that we were without firepower without Celadon,” said Glen Allen head coach Brendan Rossner. “But everybody stepped up and we got the win, which was nice.” While Atlee has been shooting in the 160s all season, coach Steve Thompson said the Raiders can improve. “We haven’t been knocking it out of the water,” Thompson said. “We’re still struggling. We’ve still got some work to do before we get into conference play. But we’ll get there.” The top four Raiders finished in a tight pack, with just four stroke separating Whitehouse from fifth-place finisher Spencer
Talley. Thompson said a lack of familiarity with the course – Hunting Hawk doesn’t have much relief, but it has enough to hide hazards down range – may have lowered their scores somewhat. The Confederates have been pretty consistent this season, shooting in the 180s nearly every time they step on a course. Coach Kenny Lewis thinks they will lower that, though. “I really do feel that the kids, slowly but surely, are finding their game,” Lewis said. “I told them that they’ve got about a month to find whatever game they can because the season Dave Lawrence/The Local is short, but they’re working Atlee’s Alex Freeman takes the ball aloft over a water trap on the ninth hole at Hunting Hawk Club Thursday. hard.”
in track, I think, for that, and I think they wanted to continue that momentum.” Mathews expects the boys to be led by senior Josh Grant and sophomore Jack Ikenberry, with help from seniors Nate Martin and Austin Morgan and sophomores Lane Johnson and Patrick Sutphin. Mathews expects senior Maggie Morgan, backed by senior Brittany Young and sophomore Whitney Anderson, to lead the girls this year. “We’re young. I think we’re talented, but we’re inexperienced,” Mathews said. “We’re going to get lots of teachable moments and lots of mistakes that we’ll make early in the year that, I think, will be good. By the end of the year I think we’ll put all of that together and have a real nice postseason.”
youthful to begin with. The boys, who only lost a handful of seniors, should do well this year with seniors Will Chesley and Charlie Rosser returning. The girls, have just one returning senior: Laurel Kalinowski. Despite’s the Hawks youth, they have an abundance of experience, especially on the boys’ side. “They’re coming along pretty well,” said Hanover head coach Cameron Hopper. “If they stay injury-free, I think that the boys are going to do OK this year.”
Hanover The Hawks had a young team last year – and will likewise have a young team again. It’s not that Hanover graduated a lot of runner. It did, but the runners that return from last year’s squads were rather
King William The Cavaliers’ cross country teams have been gutted by graduations, so they are, as head cross country coach Tommy Tupponce said, most definitely in rebuilding mode. “We’ve got one senior girl this year who hasn’t run before, and I’ve got one senior boy who ran as a junior last year,” Tupponce said. “Then I’ve got mostly freshmen and sophomores – some that are new to the sport, and some that have
been around. I’ve got two girls returning that ran varsity last year, and I’ve got three boys returning. Everybody else is new, so we’re just working out the kinks right now. We’ll see what we get at the end. It’s going to be an interesting season.” Tupponce is optimistic, though, as he has until the end of the season to get everyone in shape. For the most part, King William’s elder leadership is rather young. The team captains, Parker Slack and Clayton Walsh, are just sophomores. On the girls’ side, Haley Reed, who was their No. 2 runner last year, will be in the first or second position for the Cavaliers this year. Grace Topham, however, has been running strong so far this year and may claim the No. 1 spot for the King William girls. “It’s going to be a back-andforth battle for them to be my No. 1 and No. 2,” Tupponce said. “After that, it’s anybody’s game.” Dave Lawrence can be reached at dlawrence@mechlocal.com
needed to read her, which I think they did for the most part. But she swang for a hills. She put a lot of power behind that ball.” Douglas Freeman head coach Drew Lovering said this was the first game the Rebels had played this season – scrimmages included. He was pleased with how the Rebels went down swinging in the third game. “The first two games, I was a little disappointed,” Lovering said. “In the third game, I was really happy with the way they picked it up and were still willing to fight even though we were down 0-2.” Dave Lawrence can be reached at dlawrence@mechlocal.com.
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All Souls Episcopal Church Worshiping at Messiah Lutheran, 8154 Atlee Road Sunday Worship 9:30am Holy Eucharist 10:45am Christian Ed. We are a welcoming, inclusive faith community. Nursery Provided ∂ 804-559-9302 Rev. Amelie Allen Wilmer, Vicar Email: allsoulsepiscopalva@gmail.com Visit our website: www.allsoulsva.org
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Enon United Methodist Church 6156 Studley Rd; 746-4719 Rev. ReNe’e Teague, Pastor Chrissy Vaughan, Youth Director Join us for Sunday School, for all ages, 9:45am Worship Service at 11am (Nursery provided) www.enonumc.org enonchurch@verizon.net
Immanuel Episcopal Church Welcomes You! 3263 Old Church Road. Sun. 10:00 am Holy Eucharist Nursery 10:00 - 11:00 am Refreshments at 11:15 am 779-3454 immanueloc.org. The Episcopal Church of the Creator 7159 Mechanicsville Pike, 746-8765 Christ Centered, Biblically Focused 8:00 am Holy Eucharist 10:00 am Holy Eucharist Nursery provided @ 10:00am www.creatorfamily.net creatorcontact@comcast.net
EVANGELICAL FRIENDS Hanover Evangelical Friends 6420 Mech Trnpk. 804-730-9512, friendlychurch.org Worship: Sun. 8:30 or 11am, Sunday School @ 9:45.
INDEPENDENT CHRISTIAN Fairmount Christian Church, 559-8070 6502 Creighton Rd. Sunday AM Worship Traditional 8:15 & 11:00, Contemporary 9:30 & 11:00, Bible School at 8:15, 9:30 & 11:00. Rick Raines, Senior Minister; Chris Santasiere, Associate Minister; Mike Langley, Associate Minister; Tracy Thomas, Worship & Music Minister; Mike Campbell, Youth Minister; Ashley Sears, Children’s Director. fairmountchristian.org
Hanover Baptist Church (3 mi from Va Ctr Commons Mall). Practical Bible preaching & conservative, sacred music. Active teens & children’s master club. Family oriented & God-centered. Emphasize personal salvation through repentance and faith in Jesus Christ as Lord & Savior. 798-7190 www.hbcva.org LANDMARK BAPTIST CHURCH 4000 Creighton Rd., 1.8 mi. west of I295. "The Church With Your Family At Heart" Sunday School 9:45; Worship 11:00 Evening Service 6:00; Wednesday Evening AWANA (KJV) 7pm, Prayer Service 7:30 Pastor Don Sumpter. Find out more on our web: lbcrichmond.com Rural Point Baptist Church 6548 Studley Road, 730-3226 www.ruralpointbaptist.com Truth Baptist Church, 627-2170 COME & SEE! All info at: www.truthbaptistchurch.com
LUTHERAN Messiah Lutheran Church & School 8154 Atlee Rd. 746-7134 messiahmech.com Sun. Service- 8:00 am & 11am, Sunday. School 9:30. Preschool for 3 -5 yr olds. Child Care 7am-6pm
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Beulah Presbyterian Church 7252 Beulah Church Road Prayer Time 9:30 Worship 10:45 Where Faith and family meet
Broadus Memorial Baptist Church, 5351 Pole Green Rd. Mechanicsville 23116. 8:45am Traditional Worship 10am Bible Study for all ages, 11am Contemporary Worship, Phil Peacock, Pastor. #779-2700 broaduschurch.org
Fairfield Presbyterian Church Worship: 9am Contemporary 11am Traditional 6930 Cold Harbor Rd, 23111. www.fairfieldpcusa.org
Cool Spring Baptist Church 9283 Atlee Station Rd. For info, activities & worship times visit www.coolspring.org or call 746-0800
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Knox Reformed PCA 4883 Southard Lane Sunday School 9:30 Worship 11AM Scriptural, Confessional & Traditional MECHANICSVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Atlee and Signal Hill Rd. 746-5496; www.mechpres.org Rev. James E. Salyers, Pastor Summer Worship: 10 am Blended Service
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Meadowbridge Seventh-Day Adventist Church 7400 Antique Lane Mech., Saturday Services: Sabbath School, 9:30am. Worship Service, 11am. Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting, 7pm. Church phone: 746-2788
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SOVEREIGN GRACE BAPTIST New Hope Baptist - Located at 5452 Spotslee Circle, Mech. Sunday school 9:45 am, Morning worship 10:30 am, afternoon 1pm, Wednesday Prayer & Bible study 7:30 pm. L. Ronald Staley, Pastor. For more info 321-2110. www.sovereigngraceinmechanicsville.org
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CONSTRUCTION & TRADES Brick Mason Helper - Dependable & Own Transportation Required. Hanover Area. Call 804-730-2722
All Aboard CDC is now hiring for a parttime assistant teacher to work with our pre-school and school-age children. Position is M-F, 2-6pm, and applicant must be at least 18yrs old with previous experience. Apply in person. 5590101.
GENERAL Cleaning Company seeking Part Time employees. References and background check required. Hours between 10 am - 7 pm during the week and flexible Sunday hours. Call 804-439-1708 for an interview. Cleaning position open for a dependable, punctual, detailed oriented person. Valid Drivers License & CAR REQUIRED! Hourly pay + mileage. Must pass a background check. Call 804-305-4068
It’s Beauty Time Hair Salon in Mechanicsville seeking Stylist for booth rental. Clientele required. Call 804-239-6704. Pet Boarding Facility looking for PT Kennel Assistant Pet experience helpful. Early Mornings & Afternoons. Includes weekends & some holidays. Call 730-4616 Production Workers Wanted Apply at Merchants Fixture 11218 Hopson Road Ashland VA 23005 The Hanover Cafe is hiring for Kitchen Help & Busing Staff, Evenings & Saturdays a Must. Experience Helpful. Call 537-5290 ask for Maria. Toddler University is now hiring for part time, 2-6 pm positions. Must be at least 18 and a high school graduate. Apply within. 9001 Dickey Drive, behind the McDonalds on rt. 301.
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INSTALLATION & REPAIR Comfort Systems, Inc. is seeking installation and start-up technician with 5+ years’ experience. Need experience with anything from Liebert Systems to 100 ton rooftop units and everything in between. Pay based on experience. Benefits include Medical, Dental, Paid Vacation and 401k. Apply in person at 11081 Air Park Road Ashland, VA 23005. Hill Electrical Inc. is seeking Service Truck Electricians, Generator Installers, & Helpers. You must have a valid driver’s license. Pay & Benefits are based on experience. Apply in person at 8553 Meadowbridge Road, Mech. 23116.
OPERATIONS & LOGISTICS Class A CDL Delivery Drivers Needed Looking to come off of the road? BEX Logistics has a driving position for you! Competitive Pay, Home Daily, Local Deliveries. Dedicated routes delivering to CVS stores and MUCH more! Contact Carmina at 804-359-8806 or email at carmina@bexlogistics.com
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RESTAURANT & FOOD SERV. Hospitality- Servers & Culinary Staff Seeking enthusiastic, customer service oriented individuals with positive attitudes for part time and full time positions. Must be able to work various shifts to include evenings, weekends and holidays. Please call 804-592-5866 or submit resume to lonnie@richmondcountryclubva.com Part Time Line/Prep Cook Days and Nights. Experience preferred. Call Tuesday and Wednesday, after 5:00pm, 746-8630, ask for Vickie.
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Permanent full time Sales Associate to join our team with established locally owned and operated retail Floor Covering Store. Commission based pay structure with salary, expenses, and benefits. Prior Floor Covering experience a plus, but not necessary; retail experience helpful. Good customer service skills, positive attitude, and a friendly disposition are a must. Good basic math skills, attention to detail, and the ability to multi-task in a fast paced environment are important. Salary with additional commission and bonuses. Please email Resume’ to: mattshelton@lmcarpet1.com or mail to L&M Carpet One 6156 Mechanicsville Turnpike, Mechanicsville, VA 23111.
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Danny Electric Specializing in Residential Service. Professional work that you can afford! Lic/Ins. Danny Hinton, 804-640-5044
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Features 4 bedrooms and 2½ baths! The first floor offers an eat-in kitchen with a breakfast nook! The great room has vaulted ceilings and is set up for a theater. There is a home Beautiful brick rancher situated at the end of a private road office on the first floor and a formal dining room! Enjoy Rutland on 5 acres in the Hanover High School District. 1,932 sqft the pool and all of the community amenities such as the This amazing home is located in the most desirable includes 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, & 2 half baths. Large playground, tennis courts and the clubhouse! Located in the Atlee High School District! $369,950 Rutland community with great schools, pool, shopping shop great for working on cars or boats! $369,950 and so much more. This 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath was custom Please call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100 The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100 built in 2011 on a quiet cul-de-sac lot with over 3500 sf. This pristine home offers granite countertops in the kitchen with beautiful custom cabinets, hardwood floors and upgraded appliances. One the first floor you will be pleased to find hardwood floors throughout, home office, wood blind, recessed lighting, amazing surround sound and so much more. On the second floor this home offers a spacious master suite with hardwood floors, granite countertops in the master bath and large walk-in closet. Battlefield Green There are three additional bedrooms and a bathroom on the 2nd floor, not to mention a fabulous family/recreational Lovely lofted Cape Cod in Hanover High School District! room perfect for young/adult children. The 3rd floor of this Vinyl-sided home w/country front porch & large deck! home will make every family happy with a home theater/ Rear yard is fenced! 2 bdrms down & lg 2nd story master or 5th bedroom and full bathroom. Lastly, the backyard bdrm! A 2nd story loft area is perfect for office or den! offers a deck, customer paver patio, and professional Eat-in kitchen w/good cabinets & workspace. Community Please Call Bradley Boykin 804-427-5104 landscaped private yard. If you want a GREAT move amenities include pool, tennis courts, playground areas, to schedule An Interview! in ready home in one of Hanover’s most sought after walking trails & clubhouse! $189,950 Call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100 communities, look no further $399,000 Please call Stuart Haynes 901-0808
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4 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom home w/ low maintenance aluminum siding and a dimensional shingled roof! Nice, large utility shed for storage! There is a great room, dining room and an enclosed porch for an office or study! A heat pump serves the downstairs living area and a window unit for upstairs. the seller is leaving all of the appliances including the stove, refrigerator, washer and dryer! $139,500 Please call he Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
COMMERCIAL IN ASHLAND!
Perfect for a contractor that needs an office plus yard space to store equipment or supplies. Converted home for an office. Very good condition and ready for occupancy! $225,000 Please call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
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We Offer The Best Kevin Morris John Thiel Products, Services, AND Call The Thiel-Morris Team at 804-467-9022 or 804-652-9025 Commission Splits!! RUTLAND EW E
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All Brick Rancher
3 bdrm, 2 ba. Fresh paint. New carpet & vinyl Spacious eatin kitchen w/new appliances including refrigerator. Formal dining rm for entertaining or for the family on those special occasions! Paneled family rm has a wood burning fp w/wood stove. Master bdrm offers a full ba. with a shower! The rear has a large deck/patio for cooking out or entertaining. $199,900 Please call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
Hanover High School
3 Bed 1½ Bath All brick rancher w/attached carport located on a quiet dead end street! Screen porch w/deck! Wood floors have been refinished. new carpet in the family rm, new vinyl in kitchen & utility rm! Replacement windows and a heat pump and central air added. Electric baseboard heaters back up heating source. $178,950 Please call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
3-Story Transitional w/5 BRs, 3.5 BA & 3,444 sq. ft. 2-car garage, paved driveway, rear deck & patio & lot that backs up to 100 acre protected preserve! Open floor plan w/2-story foyer, spacious family rm w/surround & gas FP & opens to eat-in kitchen, formal rooms w/hdwd flrs & moldings. Master w/his & hers WIC & en suite & finished 3rd floor w/rec room, full bath & bedroom. $339,990
Close In King William!!
All brick 3 bdrm/2 ba. rancher on an acre lot! Conveniently located off Route 30 near Central Garage! Lovely home that has been updated. Brand new 13 seer heat pump w/ central air! Kitchen w/brand new stainless steel range & dishwasher! Brand new lighting! The carpet and vinyl are brand new! Freshly painted throughout and ready for an immediate occupant! $154,950 The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
HORSE LOVERS DREAM!!
50 plus acres w/25 in fenced pasture! The barn has over 8,000 square feet w/6 stalls & a huge loft! There is also a separate hay barn! There is 1300 square feet of finished living space! There are 2 baths, his & hers, and the drain field is approved for 308 people! This would make a perfect Equine Center! Also a new, vinyl sided chicken coop! Property can be divided also! $399,500 Please call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
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This 3,006 sq. ft. Transitional home offers 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths and is located in the Bluffs at Bell Creek. Amazing 3rd level offers a private bath and kitchenette that would be great for in-law or au pair suite. Fresh paint, new flooring and new carpet throughout. Kitchen includes new stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. $335,000. Call The Hunt Real Estate Team at 804-380-0445
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Creekside Village Luxury Townhome
40 acre parcels in Old Church
End townhome for $202,810 w/$2500 in closing cost. Hanover County’s bestselling garage townhomes Gourmet Kitchen featuring upgraded maple cabinetry, granite countertops & stainless steel appliances. Upgraded Master Suite w/maple cabinets & Shower w/ seat 1560+ sq. ft. w/3 bedrooms, 2.5 bath & garage. Hwd Foyer, walk-in laundry room & more!
Perfect for horses! Picture perfect! Nice pasture plus wooded acreage! Potential to divide! There is another 40.5 acre parcel available for purchase that abuts this property and has large frontage on McClellan Rd! Each Lot $375,000 Please call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
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Beautifully kept 4 BR, 2.5 BA Transitional on water view lot in Pebble Creek. This home shows like a model and is move in ready. Home boasts atrium foyer, Hdwd flooring, crown and chair molding, decorator colors, SS appliances, ceiling fans throughout, gas FP & lots more. 2-car attached garage, paved driveway & tiered deck. $290,000. Call Kathy Carmichael 683-0011 or Ryan Mabie 683-4026
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This is a wonderful opportunity to live on a golf course! Almost half an acre level lot on the 7th green! Brickshire offers great golf plus access to 4 other courses in the area! Take advantage of the clubhouse, pool, tennis courts and walking trails! You can buy this lot and build later or hold for the future. Lot is selling for less than half the original sales price! $45,000 The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
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Mechanicsville/Old Church
3 BR, 2 full BA, 1,400 sq. ft. 1.7 acre lot! New windows, 2-car garage, storage shed & rear deck! Family rm w/hdwd flrs, crown molding & f/p. Eat-in kitchen w/new counters, new flooring, new countertop range & new dishwasher. Lots of upgrades throughout! Move-in ready. $219,900
3-story town home has 3 bd’s, 2.5 ba’s & 2,342 sq. ft. 1-car attached garage, front & side irrigation system, rear deck. 2nd floor w/open floor plan. Lg. family rm, updated eat-in kitchen w/granite, stainless, morning rm. 3rd floor has master suite w/vaulted ceiling, walk-in closet & en suite bath. Finished basement has living space & sun room. Atlee High School. Community Pool & Clubhouse.$264,500.
Rutland Townes
3-story townhome boasts 3 BRs, 2.5 BA, 2,320 sq. ft. & 1 car garage! Maintenance free w/ huge rear deck. Open floor plan w/gourmet kitchen w/hdwd flrs, granite, island with breakfast bar, recessed lighting, breakfast nook and opens to a light & bright sun room. Master suite w/vaulted ceiling, WIC & en suite luxury bath. Full finished basement. Atlee High. Offered for $249,950.
Close in New Kent
2-Story Transitional w/4 bds, 3 ba, 2,954 sq. ft., 2 car attached garage, security system, concrete driveway, fully fenced rear yard rear deck & huge rear paver patio w/fire pit. Open floor plan w/fm rm w/hwd, gas fp & opens to the eat-in kitchen w/granite, stainless, & Butler’s pantry. 1st floor master w/tray ceiling w/crown, walk-in closet & en suite bath. Offered for$334,500.
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Crown Colony Amazing 5 Bedroom, 3 full bath 3,700 sqft Transitional Ranch W/ Beautiful apartment above the garage. All Appliances convey. Atlee High School. 1 year warranty. $429,950 Please call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
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Gorgeous Transitional, 5 bdrms, 3½ ba. & 3,502 sq. ft. 2-car attached garage, concrete driveway, rear deck, irrigation system & private fully fenced rear yard. Open flr plan w/ hdwd flrs. Family rm w/gas fp, eat-in kitchen w/granite, stainless & Butler’s pantry. Sun Rm w/vaulted, formal dining rm & 1st flr office. Master suite w/walk-in closet & en suite ba. & finished 3rd flr w/en suite ba. Atlee High School. $415,000.
Mechanicsville/Atlee High
Completely renovated all brick rancher with 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths & 2,300 sq. ft. Hardwood floors throughout, upgraded kitchen w/granite countertops and tile flooring. Offered for $265,000.