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Supervisors close out Fiscal Year 2016 in the black By Jim Ridolphi for The Mechanicsville Local HANOVER — Jacob Sumner, Accounting Division director, had some well received good news regarding final figures for Fiscal Year 2016 at last week’s Hanover County Board of Supervisors meeting. Preliminary figures for FY 2016 indicate a continued pattern of steady growth and fiscal responsibility regarding the county’s budget and its projections. General Fund revenue figures reveal a $1.1 million increase over the appropriated budget. “We saw positive revenue
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Jacob Sumner, director of Accounting for Hanover County, presented financial updates for Fiscal Year 2016 revenues and expenditures.
variances in several categories,” Sumner said.
Property taxes exceeded expectations by $1.2 million, and personal property taxes topped their expected figures by $850,000. “Total expenditures were also favorable to the budget,” Sumner said. Year to date, he said expenditures only accounted for about 94 percent of the allocated amount with savings in several departments accounting for a major portion of those funds. Personnel saved about $1.5 million, and operating savings Jim Ridolphi for The Local accounted for $5.9 million. “We expect a return from Joe Messina, left, of the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles presents the Click It or Ticket see FISCAL, pg. 4
award to Capt. Kenny Epling of the Hanover County Sheriff’s Office. Col. David R. Hines, sheriff, is shown on the right.
Finance director named deputy county administrator HANOVER – Kathleen T. Seay has been appointed deputy county administrator effective Oct. 1. County Administrator Cecil R. “Rhu” Harris Jr. made the announcement last Wednesday during the regular meeting of the Hanover County Board of KATHLEEN T. SEAY Supervisors.
Seay has been serving as Hanover County’s director of Finance and Management Services since 2010. She supervises 21 employees and is responsible for the department’s Budget, Accounting and Purchasing Divisions. She served as director of Internal Audit from 2001-2010. Prior to being
hired by Hanover County in 2000, she had been a vice president and nationwide audit manager at Bank of America in Richmond from 1981 to 2000. “Kathy’s leadership in Hanover’s Finance and Audit departments made her a very appealing fit for this position,” Harris said. “She has been a leader within
our senior management team as well as within her professional organizations.” Seay is president-elect of the Virginia Local Government Finance Officers Association (VGFOA) and has chaired several committees in the organization. see FINANCE, pg.5
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David Deal, executive director of the Hanover Tavern Foundation, said the event is ideal to kick off the fall season. A Kids Fun Run Half-Miler and 5K Race will be included in the day-long festivities. Live music, local craft beer, Virginia wine, food trucks, and family activities are included
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Items were reported stolen from location in the 16000 block of Theme Park Way. Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 6300 block of Kristy Star Lane. Suspect stole items from listed location in the 7400 block of Bell Creek Road.
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 4300 block of Crown Hill Road.
Suspect damaged victim’s property in the 7200 block of Edgeworth Road. Suspect stole items from listed location in the 15400 block of Scotchtown Road.
Suspect broke into listed location in the 10100 block of Ashglade Court.
Suspect stole items from the 10100 block of Finlandia Lane.
Suspect stole items from the 7200 block of Walking Horse Drive.
Suspect entered and damaged victim’s property at above location in the 10000 block of Rinker Drive.
Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 8100 block of Lee-Davis Road/Foxlair Drive.
Aug. 18
A known suspect assaulted the victim at the above location in the 8100 block of Elm Drive.
Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 8100 block of Mechanicsville Turnpike and Henrico County.
Suspect fled scene of an accident in the 6400 block of Heatherwood Drive. Suspect used victim’s information without permission in the 9100 block of Chamberlayne Road. Suspect assaulted victim in the 16100 block of Theme Park Way. Suspect fled scene of an accident in the 9200 block of Chamberlayne Road. Suspect stole items from listed location in the 16000 block of Theme Park Way. Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 8000 block of Cold Harbor Road and Mechanicsville Turnpike. Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 17100 block of Mountain Road.
Suspect assaulted victim in the 5400 block of Mansfield Lane.
Suspect used victim’s information without permission in the 7900 block of Vaughan Drive.
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Suspect used victim’s information without permission in the 10000 block of Theme Park Way.
Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 7400 block of Brandy Creek Drive.
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 11200 block of Hopson Road.
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 5000 block of Pole Green Road.
Suspect fled the scene of an accident in the 7400 block of Strawhorn Drive.
Suspect assaulted victim in the 13300 block of Elmont Road.
Suspect obtained item(s) fraudulently in the 16000 block of Theme Park Way.
Suspect was disorderly in the 10100 block of Lewistown Road.
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 7400 block of Bell Creek Road.
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 7200 block of Garden Park Lane.
Suspect fled the scene of an accident in the 8200 block of Atlee Road.
Suspect fled scene of an accident in the 13400 block of Hanover Courthouse Road.
Suspect damaged victim’s property in the 10900 block of Richardson Road.
Suspect damaged victim’s property in the 7600 block of Studley Road.
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 16000 block of Theme Park Way.
Aug. 19
Suspect trespassed at listed location in the 19000 block of Hewlett Road.
Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the area of Mechanicsville Turnpike and Interstate 295.
Suspect damaged victim’s property in the 7300 block of Hidden Lake Estate Drive.
Suspect damaged victim’s property in the 17000 block of Goshen Road.
Suspect(s) fled the scene of an accident in the 7500 block of Lee-Davis Road.
Aug. 21
Suspect assaulted victim in the 7100 block of Garden Park Lane.
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 7200 block of Creighton Road.
Suspect assaulted victim at listed residence in the 6000 block of Havenview Drive.
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 21200 block of Green Bay Road.
Suspect assaulted victim at listed location in the 7200 block of Courtland Farm Road.
Suspect assaulted victim at listed location in the 7400 block of Bell Creek Road.
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Suspect brandished a firearm in the 18200 block of Mountain Road.
Suspect was driving after being declared an habitual offender in the 7400 block of Bell Creek Road.
Suspect damaged victim’s property in the 14400 block of Old Ridge Road.
Suspect assaulted victim in the 8100 block of Rie-Bob
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 6600 block of Cold Harbor Road.
Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 8100 block of Mechanicsville Turnpike.
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 9200 block of Chamberlayne Road.
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 7300 block of Bell Creek Road.
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Suspect damaged victim’s property in the 12200 block of Rosetta Johnson Lane.
Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 7100 block of Mechanicsville Turnpike and Old Hickory Road.
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 7700 block of Marshall Arch Drive.
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FISCAL Continued from pg. 1
the school division of approximately $4.2 million,” Sumner said. The bottom line for the county’s operating balance is good. The total projected operating balance for the General Fund is derived from revenues collected beyond the budget as well as expenditures below appropriations,” Sumner said. Revenues exceeded the budget by $1.1 million and, coupled with the 1.5 million in personnel savings, operat-
AUTUMNFEST Continued from pg. 2
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ing savings of 5.9 million and school savings of $4.2 million, the general fund operating balance is $12.6 million. Those savings are slated for use in the 2017 budget and school expenses for the upcoming fiscal year. Cecil R. “Rhu” Harris Jr., county administrator, has already targeted some of those savings for education allotments totaling $1million, $750,000 for economic development, $1 million for transportation and $500,000 for capital projects. The Public Utilities fund also noted
open to runners and walkers of all ages and experience levels. The race route starts at the Hanover County Courthouse Complex, continues past the
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a substantial savings due to increased revenues and savings. South Anna supervisor Wayne Hazzard applauded the county’s staff and department heads for their fiscal responsibility. “I think the true applause should go to the department heads and their employees. This county is unlike most places in that not only do we have the best school system and safest environment to operate in, we have employees who are trying to be as frugal as they can with what they’ve got.”
Historic Hanover Tavern, through the scenic back roads of Hanover County, past historic St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, and finishes back at the County Courthouse complex. The Kids Fun Run HalfMiler encourages children to get in on the fitness fun. After racers cross the finish line, Hanover Autumn Fest kicks off with a wide array of entertainment for every member of the family from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on the grounds of Historic Hanover Tavern. According to Deal, local breweries and Virginia wine will quench your thirst and accompany mouth-watering offerings by local food trucks on -site. Family activities include
He said their commitment allows the county to fill budget holes that pop up during the year. “This allows us to give to Rockville firemen when they needed it. We couldn’t do it if we just depended on the annual budget. It allows us to reappropriate funds to areas that we didn’t know were going to come up,” Hazzard said. In other news, Ola Hawkins was confirmed as Ashland’s new representative on the Hanover County School Board. Hawkins replaces Hank Lowry whose term ended in June.
pumpkin painting, petting zoo, hay slide, magic show, corn hole, history scavenger hunt, and an artisans market. “AutumnFest is sure to entertain with live music until 7 p.m.,” Deal said. “Enjoy five
different bands/artists as they strike up and excite visitors of all ages! Soak up the grooves of local favorites: Hardin’ Retty and the Anvil Brothers, Uncle Drew and the Powhite Boys, Chad Hulsey, Beth Martin,
George Gagnon, and performances by the winners and runners-up of Hanover Idol and Hanover Idol Junior. Other activities for this day-long event include: corn hole, Colonial Ale Pong, and “Ye Olde” Photo Opp in front of an antique carriage,. The full entertainment schedule is available at HanoverTavern.org/ AutumnFest. Proceeds from this event benefit Hanover Tavern Foundation with a mission to preserve, interpret, and utilize Hanover Tavern as an historic, educational, community, and cultural resource center for the enjoyment of all. The Tavern is an 18th century landmark located in
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She also served as a member of the Committee on Economic Development and Capital Planning for the national GFOA, making presentations and publishing articles. “Kathy has played a key role in accomplishing a number of our top priorities in recent years,� Harris said, including consolidating certain county and school financial operations centrally in the Department of Finance and Management Services. He also noted that she was “integral in helping the board of supervisors and county administration manage our financial affairs through the recent recession.� “As we move into a position of new opportunities, we will face a number of challenges that her experience and expertise will help navigate,� Harris said. “My family has been in Hanover County for genera-
tions,� Seay said. “Working in Hanover gives me the opportunity to reinvest in our county and the school system. I look forward to working with our experienced team and School partners to maintain and build on what we have accomplished so far.� As deputy county administrator, Seay will supervise the Assessor’s Office, Finance and Management Services, General Services, Information Technology, Internal Audit and the public information officer. The county is in the process of implementing several new systems, with which Seay has worked closely and over which she will now assume a supervisory role. The goal of the project teams is to work closely with the impacted departments to continue current service levels and customer service. The technology improvements are part of the adopted five-year plan. Seay is a Hanover County native and lifelong resident who graduated from the
University of Richmond with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration in 1980. She also is a graduate of the LEAD program at the University of Virginia’s Cooper Center for Public Service. She also has been appointed by Gov. Terry McAuliffe to serve on the Wireless E-911 Services Board, which plans, promotes, and offers assistance in the statewide development, deployment and maintenance of enhanced wireless emergency telecommunications and technologies. These include the Text to 911 system now offered in Hanover County. Seay was selected from a field of about 75 applicants. She will replace John A. Budesky, who on Aug. 1 became county administrator in Goochland County. She and her husband Rob live in Mechanicsville and have two grown sons, Cameron and Barrett. Information submitted by Tom Harris, Hanover County public information officer.
Charity Golf Tournament to beneďŹ t adult center Staff Report news@mechlocal.com M E C HA N IC S V I L L E — Hanover Adult Center will hold its 11th Annual Charity Golf Tournament on Friday, Sept. 23, at The Queenfield Golf Course in King William. The event will start with
registration and practice at noon, with a shotgun start at 1 pm. Mulligan tickets will be available at registration. Golf fees will include dinner, door prizes and awards. Beverage carts will be available during play. Nine levels of sponsorship Park Road.
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the 8300 block of Fieldshire Drive.
Suspect used victim’s information without permission in the 10000 block of Rinker Drive. Suspect stole items from listed location in the 9000 block of Pole Green Park Lane. Suspect stole items from listed location in the 6400 block of Little Sorrel Drive. Suspect assaulted victim in the 8000 block of Industrial
Suspect used victim’s information without permission in the 9100 block of Fayemont Drive.
Suspect assaulted victim in the 10300 block of Sliding Hill Road.
Suspect violated a protective order in the 6900 block of Old Millstone Road.
Suspect assaulted victim in the 13000 block of Lea Anna Lane.
Suspect violated a protective order in the 8400 block of Studley Road.
opportunities are available. They range from Presenting Sponsor to Hole Sponsor. Individuals, pairs, threesomes are encouraged to register. Individuals and pairs will be paired with other participants to form a team. see CHARITY, pg. 7
Offender assaulted victim in the 13400 block of Ingleside Dairy Drive.
Suspect was in possession of a controlled substance in the 15000 block of Mountain Road.
Suspect used victim’s information without permission in the 16000 block of Theme Park Way.
Suspect assaulted victim in the 9300 block of Hickory Hill Road.
Suspect stole items from listed location in the 9400 block of Charter Creek Road.
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OPINION | The Local Views From the editor
An old desk brings back many memories When I was a few weeks shy of celebrating my 5th birthday, we moved close to my maternal grandparents. As was typical of a kid that age, if I was playing near their home, I’d run in to get a glass of water, or, if my grandmother thought I deserved a treat, she’d share an icy soda (we called it pop) from the freezer. Their home was a second home to me as I’d run in and out as I pleased. Grandpa, who had been a boss in the coal mines, was a news junkie (my mother inherited it — I think I just fell into it). His comfort spot was a couch in the dining room and beside it was a desk he’d had for years. Now, when you’re young, you don’t really pay that much attention to furniture but his desk held special appeal because of a Remington typewriter. I don’t remember if I ever looked in the drawers, but, knowing me, I did (let’s go with the journalist’s curiosity angle, not just being nosy). My grandfather was a smoker — filter-free — for most of his life. And he lived until a week before what would have been his 85th birthday. That desk had so many cigarette burn marks on it, but it must have been when my grandmother died in 1986 that my sister wanted the desk. Five years have passed since my sister left us, and my brother-in-law continues to go through their belongings. He asked me about the desk as he started the process and I said no thanks. Then, a week or so ago, I realized I want the desk. It’s got a lot of mileage on it but the memories surpass the wear and tear — and cigarette burns. (I don’t know why he chose the desk as a makeshift ashtray). Hopefully before winter sets in, we’ll arrange to get the desk from Chesterfield to Mechanicsville. I’ll clear space for what will become my home office. And I’ll proudly sit at that old desk and reminisce about tapping away on that old typewriter — either a hunt-and-peck situation or random tapping on the keys. With age, I now understand that family memories — as simple as some may be — are the best. And I cherish the love my grandparents gave me. As I prepare to make room for Grandpa’s desk, I wonder whatever happened to that typewriter. After all these years in newspapers, that would be the icing on the cake to locate that Remington. Melody Kinser
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The question: Is the end near? By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist I’m a desperate man. Like a man wandering through the desert after days without water searching for that one oasis, I’ve viewed Nov. 8 as the end of an election season and redemption from the endless coverage. Using a traditional approach to American elections, I could always take solace in the fact that one day it would end and a new president would enter the White House and at least a minimal amount of normalcy would return. I’m beginning to question that
assumption as that momentous date approaches. Perhaps I relied too heavily on how things worked in the past and a belief that some traditions are worth preserving, especially when it comes to government and politics. But, this raucous political season has weakened my belief in how things actually work, and I’ve been forced to face the fact that this adversarial atmosphere may be never ending. For example, normally, we would assume that once a president is elected and inaugurated, a choice for the United States Supreme Court vacancy would be one of the first initiatives. The nomination would be fol-
lowed by contemptuous hearings, but, in the end, the United States Congress would concede that the president has the right to choose his best candidate for the seat. Elections have consequences and the president has traditionally possessed an almost inalienable right to select that justice. But, this year, I fear the fireworks will continue long past November, and I cannot envision a bunch of disgruntled legislators from both sides agreeing on that choice, or anything else for that matter. see END, pg. 8
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Reader responds to editorial in what he says is ‘out of love’ I read your editorial about the upcoming election. I too am uneasy with the choices we have, but they are who we as a people have selected. You are a Christian, and what I am going to say is said out of love. Donald Trump sometimes says things that make me uncomfortable. He can be bombastic, but I prefer to look at what he’s done. First, he has demonstrated success with heading that smallest of political units — the family. His children appear to be good, they carry themselves well and seem to possess moral character. In today’s celebrity age, that is no small feat. Second, he is successful because he has built an organization that recognizes and rewards talent wherever it is found. Many people have received opportunities they would not have found elsewhere because he took the time to talk with them and listen to them. He was willing to get into the trenches with those working for him to learn and build something together. Third, yes the policies are still being developed, but over the last several weeks we have seen major policy speeches on jobs, the economy, and national security that are aligned with our founding principles. Mr. Trump is surrounding himself with experienced advisors who do understand the issues such as Ben Carson, Newt Gingrich, Rudy Giuliani and Gen. Mike Flynn. He also is reaching
out to the groups that have been impacted the most by the present administration, our minorities, and he is doing so not with this administration’s message of division but one of unity. He is not afraid to talk to people, or media, and attempt to answer questions and get information from the public. That is something that Hillary Clinton cannot be said to have done. As for Mike Pence, we’ve known him for a long time, as we are originally from Indiana. We’ve followed his career in the U.S. House of Representatives, as governor of Indiana, and met him working with the pro-life movement. He is a good man who cares deeply about the path our nation is on. I also can guarantee the only reason Tim Kaine is known here is that he represents Virginia. He is not a household name known elsewhere. see LETTERS, pg. 8
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The Hanover County Sheriff’s Office partnered with the Patrick Henry and Atlee Station YMCAs on Monday, Aug. 22, to shop with underprivileged children in Hanover County. “We had a great time with these kids!” Sgt. James R. Cooper said, speaking on behalf of Col. David R. Hines, sheriff. The photo above shows the group that took part in the event. At right above is Sgt. Cooper with Emma, his “shopping buddy” for the evening. Below, deputies join with the volunteers for the project. They are members of the Ashcake Women’s Club and the River City Junior Women’s Club.
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You make a case for Ms. Clinton based upon her experience. Careful what you ask for. There are over 20 years of scandals that have plagued the Clintons. The emails while serving as Secretary of State and Clinton Foundation are just the latest. In the last few days her surrogates have begun to make the argument that what is getting lost in the present scandal is all of the good that the Clinton Foundation has done. An ends justify the means argument. If there is corruption it doesn’t matter because of all the good that comes from the charity. Like the arguments for the other scandals, this is a morally bankrupt position as the means and ends both matter. Character is reflected not
only in what you do but how you do it. Words do not matter if your actions do not support them. We can also look at the accomplishments in her term as Secretary of State. The Russian reset, the disaster in Benghazi and the present failed state in Libya, failure to support the uprising in Iran, bungled policy in Syria, and all the while accepting money from some of the most repressive governments in the world — but yet proclaiming to be a champion of women’s rights. Sorry, but she is morally unfit to lead. I love the lines at the end of your column, and agree with them entirely. When one comes to America, they are surrendering themselves to the ideas that it represents — something that is much greater than any one of us. It is founded on the equality of our nature, and the notion that the individual is
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best positioned to determine what is in their, and their family’s, best interests. That is how we accomplish the purpose for which we’ve been put here. Anyone who subscribes to those same ideas should be allowed to come here as long as they legally do so, and our process needs to allow that to happen — it currently does not. Ms. Clinton speaks of our Founders, but she does not appear to understand their principles. Let me close with a quote from Jonathan Edwards, an 18th century minister who shaped the thoughts of our founding generation. “[Good leaders] are like the main springs or wheels in a machine, that keep every part in its due motion ... Their influence has a tendency to promote wealth, and cause temporal possession and blessing to abound; and to promote virtue amongst them, and so to unite them one to another in peace and mutual benevolence, and make them happy in society, each one the instrument of his neighbours’ quietness, comfort, and prosperity.” We need something better than continuing the division of the last eight years. In peace and love, Dan Wolf Mechanicsville
the well cover was loose. The building inspector did not know the answer and nor did his supervisor at the time. I recently emailed Aubrey “Bucky” Stanley, chair and Beaverdam District representative on the board of supervisors, regarding the need for water play and a splash ground in Hanover County. So many of our young families do not have pool access and are traveling to neighboring counties who have water activities. Again, there was no response. They might find the proposed fountain to be in front of the proposed new courthouse filled with kids versus the décor it seems to be built for. The administration and court employees looking out windows will be amused and entertained by splashing happy children and joyful noise. Hopefully there will be a back door for bringing in defendants in orange jumpsuits so not to frighten the kids whose parents are reaping the benefits of their tax dollars well spent. It would be nice to have a water playground and really nice if our elected officials stayed in touch with the people they represent. Patsy Lassiter Mechanicsville
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It is distressing to email members of the Hanover County Board of Supervisors and not get a response. I emailed Canova Peterson, Mechanicsville District representative on the board of supervisors, three years ago about needed policies to seal empty septic tanks and wells, which is required in neighboring counties, but apparently not here as the house I was renting had a landscape 12x12 tile over the septic tank and
Re: Patsy Lassiter’s letter dated Aug. 17, 2016: I go after hateful issues “by the ton” because that’s exactly what we’re facing since the beginning of Barack Obama’s administration with all the obstructionism by the Republican Party ... tons of issues ... tons ... and, yes, your example of “cow patties in the field” is very appropriate for referring to their (congressional reps) behavior. see LETTERS, pg.15
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I wonder if I am the only one longing for this silly season to end. By all indications, the ongoing battle has captured the imagination of the American viewing public, and full-time politics has proven to be just another reality show when it comes to ratings. Political reality assures us that life goes on after each and every election, and these candidates are not the first to warn of impending doom hinging on which candidate you select. But, experience tells me the nastier the fight, the longer it takes to heal the differences. In my decades of political interest, this cycle seems to be especially vindictive, more troubling and, yes, never-ending. Like every American, it’s my right and duty to be well informed on issues that shape this year’s election, but no citizen should be subjected to politics on a full-time basis. I have a sneaky suspicion that some Americans are treating the current election like a form of entertainment with little regard for what comes after the dust settles. Perhaps the endless coverage enforc-
‘Spirit Cards’ being sold by Atlee Band Contributed Report news@mechlocal.com MECHANICSVILLE — Once again, the Atlee High School Marching Band is selling “Spirit Cards.” These cards offer discounts to many Mechanicsville area restaurants and businesses. The cards cost $10 each and the money raised will help the band to purchase new instruments. see SPIRIT, pg. 15
es their belief that change in Washington, D.C., is an elusive target. Will the infinite game of “gotcha” end when we finally make our ways to the polls and record our votes? I’m not sure, but — if history is an accurate indicator — life goes on and the Cassandra warnings issued by the candidates will be stored until the next election rolls around in four years. I’m still viewing Nov. 8 as the light at the end of the tunnel. Problem is, that tiny beam of hopeful light could be a quickly approaching train. Even with the potential impending doom, I’m bolstered by something that has become more evident with each passing election I take part in. Put simply, I have a lot more trust in the judgment of the American people — the good men and women of this country who represent the real spirit of this nation. Compared to the important and vital role they play in the real quality of our American life, the political rhetoric and back and forth of the election of 2016 seem like noise. Hopefully, we can at least turn down the volume on Nov. 9 … or maybe not.
Cold Harbor Ruritan Club Having a RUFF time selling marks 50 years of service your home? Contributed Report news@mechlocal.com M E C HA N IC S V I L L E — The Cold Harbor Ruritan Club celebrated its 50th Year Anniversary on Saturday, Aug. 13, by entertaining current and past members and Ruritan dignitaries, as well as local government representatives, at the Hanover-Cold Harbor Ruritan Park. After a period of gathering and catching up with old friends, club president Keith Rigsby kicked off the evening by welcoming all. Calvin Shelton, Ruritan national president, attended and provided what was described as an entertaining speech. He talked about the differences between today’s world and that of 1966, plus the determination of the founding members of our club. He was followed by Scott Townsend, Chesapeake District governor, who presented a Years of Service Award to the Club.
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Scott Wyatt, left, the Cold Harbor representative on the Hanover County Board of Supervisors, presented Keith Rigsby, right, president of the Cold Harbor Ruritan Club, with a Proclamation of Achievement. The club celebrated its 50th annniversary on Aug. 13.
Scott Wyatt, Cold Harbor representative on the Hanover County Board of Supervisors, presented a Proclamation of Achievement from Hanover County.
Ruritan Zone 1 governor, and his wife Gigi (a past Hanover Christmas Mother); and Barry Shalowitz, Ruritan Zone 1 lieutenant governor. Virginia Hall, the 1993 Hanover Christmas Mother, sponsored by Cold Harbor Ruritan, provided some heartwarming stories about her time see RURITAN, pg. 17
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OBITUARIES | Death Notices & Funerals ROBERT COX SR. Mr. Robert G. “Bobby” Cox Sr., 92, of Mechanicsville, passed away Monday, August 22, 2016. He was predeceased by his parents, Blanchard B. and Margaret C. Cox of Waverly; two brothers and a sister, B.B. Cox Jr., C. Russell Cox and Lillian Cox Treaster. He is survived by his wife of 68 years, Floyd Dare Cox; son, Robert G. Cox Jr. (Mary COX Lou); daughter, Terry D. Cox (Robert F. Prine); granddaughters, Mallory Cox and Virginia Cox; stepgranddaugters, Karen Prine and Amanda Prine Bryant (Eric); stepgreat-granddaughter, Lillian Bryant. Mr. Cox was a World War II veteran, serving in the 1st Marine division in the South Pacific. His service included the islands of New Caledonia, Pavuvu, Okinawa, Guadalcanal and
Peleliu, where he received the Purple Heart. He retired in 1983 from C&P Telephone Company after 35 years of service. Mr. Cox also was a long-time member of Cool Spring Baptist Church in Mechanicsville. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Friday, August 26, 2016, at the Mechanicsville Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home at 8014 Lee-Davis Road. Interment followed at Signal Hill Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Cool Spring Baptist Church or charity of your choice.
ANN DRAKE DAVIS Ann Drake Davis, 92, died peacefully August 16, 2016, at her daughter’s home in Greensboro, North Carolina. She was born in Richmond on July 9, 1924, to the late William L. and Norene G. Drake. She was preceded in death by her husband of 45 years, Nicholas Mills Davis; her sister, Helen D. Brand; sister-in-law, Elizabeth D. Wagner; brother-in-law, Edmund P. Tucker; and niece, Martha Herchelroath. She is survived by her daughters,
Nancy D. Schmid (Richard) of Cape Neddick, Maine, and Leslie A. Davis of Greensboro, North Carolina; a grandson, Nicholas B. Schmid of Cape Neddick, Maine; niece, Carolyn Brand of Mechanicsville; niece, Fran Corey of Ashland; niece, Emma Slifer of San Antonio, Texas; niece, Janis Skinner of Fredericksburg, Texas; and nephew, George M. Wagner of Mechanicsville; and many greatnieces and nephews. She was a devoted member of the Fairfield DAVIS
Presbyterian Church where she served as an Elder and enjoyed 63 years teaching Bible studies. A Celebration of Life service will be held at 3 p.m. today (August 31, 2016) at Fairfield Presbyterian Church in Mechanicsville. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations made by made to Fairfield Presbyterian Church, 6930 Cold Harbor Rd., Mechanicsville, VA 23111 or to Hospice and Palliative Care of Greensboro, 2500 Summit Ave., Greensboro, NC 27405.
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Sybilla Johanna Cunningham, of Covenant Woods, passed away Monday, August 22, 2016. She is survived by her husband of 57 years, Fred Cunningham; sisters-in-law, Susie Barton, Ona Franklin (E. J.) and Loretta Cunningham; as well as several nieces and nephews. Graveside services were held at 11 a.m. Thursday, August
25, 2016, at Forest Lawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association, 4600 Cox Rd., Suite 130, Glen Allen, VA 23060. The Mechanicsville Chapel of the Bennett Funeral Home at 8014 Lee-Davis Road was in charge of arrangements.
BETTY J. HARVEY Betty J. Harvey, 78, of Mechanicsville, passed away Tuesday, August 23, 2016. She was preceded in death by her husband, Charles “Moose” Harvey Jr.; granddaughter, Aimee West; and great-granddaughter, Sydney West. Betty is survived by her children, John Erby Jr. (Linda), Wendy Marks (Jeff) and Derek Harvey (Kathy); eight grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and numerous other family and friends. Per Betty’s request, no memorial service is planned.
PHYLLIS HOBBS Phyllis Dinwiddie Hobbs, 90, of Glen Allen, reunited with her late husband, Merl, on Sunday, August 21, 2016. She is survived by her sons, Ken Hobbs (Wendy) and Merl Hobbs Jr. (Carla); three grandchildren, Michael, Zach and Amanda Hobbs; brothers, Wilmer “Bud” Dinwiddie (Connie), Bobby Dinwiddie (Sue) and Neal Dinwiddie (Mavis); as well as several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, August 24, 2016, at the Mechanicsville Chapel of the Bennett Funeral Home at 8014 Lee-Davis Road. Interment followed at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
CONDE HOPKINS Conde McBride Palmore
Hopkins, 68, of Ashland, died Saturday, August 27, 2016, at her home. She is survived by her husband of 47 years, Ronald Wayne Hopkins; her children, Ryan M. Hopkins and his wife, Elizabeth, and Haden B. Hopkins and his wife, Colleen; her sister, Lelia P. Wehman and her husband, Paul; her sister-in-law, Susan Armstrong; her grandchildren, Finnian Hopkins, Katherine Hopkins, Hannah Hopkins and Hadleigh Hopkins; her goddaughter, Anne Fishwick Wright; and several cousins, nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parHOPKINS ents, R. Vaughan and Conde Palmore; and her brothers, Russell V. Palmore Jr. and Alan B. Palmore. Both graduates of Patrick Henry High School, Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins were married in 1969. After supporting her husband stateside during his time in Vietnam, Conde lived the life of a military wife for 18 months in Gernsheim, Germany. Upon returning to Ashland, she taught school in Hanover County for 23 years, most of them spent teaching U.S. government at Patrick Henry High School. After her retirement from the classroom, Conde went on to work as the Administrator at the family business, Trio Fasteners. A lifelong member of St. James the Less Episcopal Church, she served in areas ranging from the children’s choir to senior warden. She was a founding member of
the Bridge Broads and was active in several organizations and charities. In recent years, Conde could often be found bundled in maroon and orange in the stands of Lane Stadium, enjoying the sun and sand on the beaches of Nags Head, singing and dancing with her grandchildren and suffering with her beloved Atlanta Braves. An avid golfer, Conde was a member of the Hanover Country Club women’s golf association where, with Ms. Armstrong, she won the member-guest tournament and claims to have followed in the footsteps of her mother and aunt in winning the club championship. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, September 2, 2016, at St. James the Less Episcopal Church. A reception willow follow at the Hanover Arts and Activities Center at 500 S. Center Street in Ashland. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. James the Less, 125 Beverly Rd., Ashland, VA 23005. The family will receive visitors at the Hopkins home at 603 Duncan Street in Ashland after 3 p.m. today (Wednesday, August 31, 2016, and Thursday, September 1, 2016.
KIM SMITH Kim Rice Smith went to be with the Lord on August 25, 2016. She is preceded in death by her grandparents, Mike and SMITH Marjory Burton, Woodrow, Lorraine and Ella see OBITUARIES, pg. 11
APD reminds residents of back to school safety ASHLAND — The Ashland Police Department reminds residents that school begins Tuesday, Sept. 6, 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: Virginia law requires traffic in both directions to stop on undivided roadways when students are entering or exiting a school bus. 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. The area 10 feet around a school bus is where children are in the most danger of being Ashland Police officers will be conducting proactive patrols of school zones and bus stops to insure the safety of students and motorists.
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 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-at-school.aspx. Information submitted by Officer Chip Watts, Public Information & Community Policing, Ashland Police Department.
Hickory Hill to be scene of Patrick Henry Leadership Awards Gala ASHLAND – Plans are underway for the 7th Annual Patrick Henry Leadership Awards Member-Guest Social (Gala) honoring the Ashland Museum and Hanover Tavern Foundation. The 2016 event will be held at another of Hanover County’s historic homes, this year, Hickory Hill (restored). The first Gala was held there while under restoration.
Each year the Society holds the Gala at one of Hanover’s historic places/homes, many of which are not publicly accessible. This will be one of the few opportunities to visit Hickory Hill with a limited tour. Hickory Hill was the home of the Wickham family and Gen. Williams Carter Wickham. The Patrick Henry Leadership Award was created
in 2010 and recognizes those who have worked to preserve Hanover’s rich history and heritage. This recognition is for leadership, including action efforts in preservation, historical interpretation, education, etc., of Hanover County’s dense and diverse history and heritage. The first awards were presented Oct. 24, 2010, at what has become the Society’s annu-
al Fall Awards, Membership and Fundraiser Gala. In keeping with the award’s Hanover history tradition, the event is held at a historic property or location in the county. Recipients of the Patrick Henry Leadership Award are: 2010 at Hickory Hill — Helen Kay Yates and Lois W. Wickham. 2011 at Cool Water —
‘Open house’ tour scheduled of historic courthouse HANOVER — The Hanover Historical Society offers free “open house” tours of the historic Hanover Courthouse on the second Tuesday of each month between
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Rice; Uncles Steve and Joey Rice; and her Aunt Janice Newcomb. Kim is survived by her husband of 34 years, the love of her life and best friend, Eddie Smith, from whom she gathered immense strength during her courageous battle. She also is
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survived by her devoted children Jay (Kristin) and Chris (Stephanie); her beloved grandchildren, Mason and Morgan; her parents, Woody and Sue Rice; her brothers, Tommy (Sue), Brian (Millie) and Greg (Yvonne); her father and mother-inlaw, Robert E. “Yogi” and Mary Ann Smith; brother and sister-in-law, Bobby and
Parks & Recreation at 804-365-7150. Information submitted by Tom Harris, Hanover County public information officer.
Cathy; and numerous nieces and nephews. Kim touched many lives and leaves behind countless friends. She loved cars, especially drag racing. Kim’s legacy will always be remembered as a loving wife, mother, daughter, sister, grandmother and friend to all she met. Kim cherished every moment spent with the ones she loved, and will live
on in the hearts of her family and friends. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. today (Wednesday, August 31, 2016) at Monaghan Funeral Home at 7300 Creighton Parkway in Mechanicsville. Interment will follow at Signal Hill Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to The Caring House; 2625 Pickett Road; Durham, NC 27705.
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Humane Society to host ‘Pool Paw-ty 2016’ Contributed Report news@mechlocal.com
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ECHANICSVILLE — Hanover Humane Society will be hosting its First Annual “Pool Paw-ty” on Saturday, Sept. 17, at the Ashcreek Recreation Center Pool in the Ashcreek Subdivision. Registration will begin at 11 a.m., with the first swim sessions starting at 11:30 a.m. The registration fee $20 per dog plus $10 per swim session per dog. The first 30 registrants will receive a
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In addition to scheduled swim sessions, there will be three doggy contests offered: Swimsuit competition, Dog’s Got Talent, and Musical Sit. First, second, and third place prizes will be awarded for each contest. The Pool Paw-ty will offer refreshments, doggy nail trims, as well as microchip installation/registration for participants. Lifeguards and a licensed veterinary technician will be onsite during the event. All registration materials are available
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A “Pool Paw-ty” will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, at the Ashcreek Recreation Center Pool in the Ashcreek Subdivision. In addition to swim lessons, the day will include a Swimsuit competition, Dog’s Got Talent, and Musical Sit.
for download at www.hanoverhumanesociety.org. For more information email info@ hanoverhumanesociety.org. About Hanover Humane Society The Hanover Humane Society is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit entity for IRS tax purposes. All proceeds for this event will be used to support Hanover Humane’s animal adoption, education, and prevention programs.
Former Hanover County teacher to lead CodeRVA Contributed Report news@mechlocal.com RICHMOND – Michael F. Bolling, a veteran educator with regional and state leadership experience, has been named the executive director of CodeRVA. He previously was a teacher in Hanover County. Bolling is the director of mathematics and Governor’s Schools for the Virginia Department of Education,
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2012 at Rural Plains — Anne Geddy Cross and Richmond National Battlefield Park, David Ruth, superintendent. 2013 at Scotchtown — Linda H. Marks and William E. Winfrey.
where he has worked since 2009. He also has served as an instructional supervisor for Chesterfield County and Powhatan County public schools. “CodeRVA will provide students in Greater Richmond with unique opportunities to learn, acquire skills for college, and prepare for careers in coding like no other high school in Virginia,” said Bolling, who will join CodeRVA on Sept. 12.
“I am honored to have a role in making the CodeRVA Board’s vision a reality.” CodeRVA is a regional high school with 13 partnering school divisions that will increase the number of computer science professionals in the Greater Richmond area. During the first two years of high school, students will complete a majority of the courses
2014 at White Plains — Barbara Duke Jones, Jim Davis and Ben Buckley of the Blue and Gray Education Society. 2015 at Janeway — Virginia Darnell and John T. Tucker III of the Parsons’ Cause Foundation. For more information, including payment methods,
visit the Society’s website at http://www.hanoverhistorical. org/. The affair will include hors d’oeuvres, light music, and the awards ceremony. Those interested in joining the Hanover County Historical Society are encouraged to obtain information to support the organization.
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Award-winning artist to sing Sept. 24 at Northside Baptist Contributed Report news@mechlocal.com
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ECHANICSVILLE – Grammynominated and multiple Dove Award-winning soloist Doug Anderson will be in concert at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Northside Baptist Church in Mechanicsville. A Southern Gospel vocalist, Anderson is a founding member of the internationally known group, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound. Anderson logs hundreds of thousands of miles each year as he sings nationally and internationally. He has embarked on a career as a featured solo artist that enables him to have more quality time with his wife and two daughters in Lapel, Indiana.
Nancy Schneider, music ministry director at Northside Baptist, said, “Doug Anderson is personable, dynamic, and fun to be around. His fans love
DOUG ANDERSON his contagious, upbeat vocals, his warm smile, and the sense of faith, family, and joy that permeates his music.” “Northside Baptist is the perfect venue for Doug Anderson,” she added.
IF YOU GO . . . 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24 Northside Baptist Church 7600 Studley Rd. Mechanicsville
“Seating is intimate and there is not a bad seat in the sanctuary. It could not be better for an up-close and personal concert experience.” Tickets for the concert are available at the Northside Baptist Church office at 7600 Studley Rd. in Mechanicsville or online at www.northsidebaptist.yapsody.com. General admission tickets are $15 and groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets for $10 each. For more information, contact the church office at 804-746-4952.
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Jim Legg, first vice commander of American Legion Post 175; Wanda Truitt, past Unit 175 president and past president of 13th District; Dianne McCoy, past Unit 175 president and president of 13th District; and Eugene Truitt, commander of Beaverdam Post 90; were among more than 200 leaders of the Department of Virginia American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary and Sons of the American Legion, taking part in the recent Department of Virginia American Legion Family Leadership College. Participants shared ideas with volunteer leaders from across the State and two members of the American Legion National Organization. Among the topics discussed were Diversity Training, 2016-2017 Legislative Program, Getting Americanism & Children and Youth Programs Active in Your Community, 2017 Membership Program, Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation Program to include Veterans Affairs and Volunteer Service Program, and using Media & Communications to spread the word about the American Legion Family and how we support our veterans, their families and our communities. The American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary and Sons of the American Legion Leadership College is held each year in the month of August and was held in Richmond. The weekend session is designed to give leaders of the community-based volunteer organization the latest information on the programs that benefit all Americans. Shown are, from left, Jim Legg, first vice commander of Post 175 receiving his diploma from Department Commander David Stein at the American Legion Leadership College.
HHS Band program selling Hawk Cards; local businesses showing support Staff Report news@mechlocal.com HANOVER — The Hanover High School Band program is again selling Hawk Cards for $10 each. Among the merchants participating and their offers are: Ashland Skateland — Buy one admission get one free (except skate rental) on U.S. 1 in Ashland. Chen’s Chinese — 10% off dine-in or
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carry-out Shops at Bell Creek. Don Pedro 10% off food purchase (except alcohol). Hanover Commons Giovanni’s — $2 off large pizza or buy one subway sandwich get second equal/lesser value half off. Jubilee Cleaners — 10% off dry cleaning and laundry at Rutland Commons. Jumpology $1 off flight ticket (Monday through Friday only) at10087 Brook Rd. Kregger’s Tap & Table — 10% off food purchase (except alcohol) at Kings Charter
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Shopping Center. Marty’s — 10% off food purchase (except alcohol and breakfast) at Rutland Commons. Mexico Restaurant — $5 off of $25 (except alcohol) at Ashland location. Mechanicsville Music — 10% off merchandise, buy three lessons get fourth free at 7092 Mechanicsville Tpk. The Patron — 10% off food purchase (except alcohol) at 7610 Left Flank Rd. RC Synergy Hair Studio 10% off any service 814-0566.
Stevie B’s Pizza 2 dine for $12.99 with purchase of two adult drinks at 9158 Atlee Rd. Subway 50 cents off any 6-inch or $1 off any footlong at 9280 Chamberlayne Rd. Tropical Smoothie $1 off any 24-ounce smoothie at Rutland Commons. Rick’s Tire & Auto One Free State Inspection at Shady Grove Road; 804-559-0240. Those wishing to purchase a Hawk Card may email publicrelations@hhsband.net. A representative of the HHS Band will follow up with to complete the order.
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No ... there’s no intended sarcasm in referring to my serving 24 years in uniform (all veterans’ service to this country yields First Amendment rights for debate [no matter who is right or wrong]) re: the calling out of evil. You printed “God does not hate anymore” in your rebuttal and this may have been your fault at “typos” ... It’s “anyone.” God does not hate “anyone.” That was my statement (go look). God hates the sin not the sinner. I then must take it for granted that the next several paragraphs of your rebuttal was/is taken in the wrong context (anymore versus anyone). Sheesh! To answer your “reference” question: Your first sentence herein referred to your being out-of-the-loop “for the past three weeks.” Re: Your request for me citing a reference for the “innocent children” comment. I was referring to Raymond Germeroth’s July 13, 2016, letter where he made “direct reference” to mental hospitals and evangelism. Get a Mechanicsville Local copy of this. Then by your digressing to a 150-year-old political philosophy and the two national parties .... Go research Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) and the Civil Rights Amendment of 1964. LBJ infuriated the Southern Democrats with this right of voting for people of color. Almost overnight Johnson was divorced by these racists and was then embraced by those disenfranchised minorities and that was the beginning of what is now the Democrats. Your utilizing any reference to the 19th century bipartisan political views on slavery is then ludicrous. Furthermore, Jesus said re: “Taxes,” go read Mark 12:17 if you will ... I’ll yield to your research prowess. Then later in your letter I have to wonder,
really, why do you mention Rev. Al Sharpton specifically and not say for example, here now Joel Osteen instead ... hmm. Re: Jesus and any mention of abortion by Him ... go read Mathew 5:21-22/3 (again I’ll yield to your research prowess). I hear all the “pro-life” folks say (on and on) how they feel about the interpretation(s) in God’s Bible: “Thou shall not kill” (referred to by Biblical Scholars as Mosaic Law). When Christ came to Mother Earth He “rebooted” all the Mosaic Law and The Torah. If you go read the “Red Font” I think (hope) you will become more enlightened about several current issues especially with this particular subject in mind. Jesus used the exact Commandment on death when he addressed the tests of the Pharisees. No matter where one obtains their opinion of evil (find out what Major Prophet Isaiah said in his book in chapter 5 and verse 20) ... folks that write evil-leaning opinion in this or any publication are wrong. When someone writes about “evil Muslims” or “black thugs” or the “sick and perverted and their evil ways” and then hurl judgments at them ... that behavior then becomes my target in an attempt to offer some type of healing. This was the brunt of my rebuttal ... (again) ... go pick up a July 13, 2016, issue of The Mechanicsville Local then we can talk (if you’d like to). Ditto on the peace! Dr. Richard Ryder Mechanicsville
The apron: a need or fad? Recently, while enjoying my favorite pastime, which just happens to be shopping, my eyes became fixed upon
some colorful and seasonally designed aprons that were displayed in the kitchen department of my favorite store. They were very attractive with their ruffles and sometimes very funny statements that were written to be enjoyed by both the wearer and the observer. Some even seemed to have been designed to be worn by actually cooking. However, I must admit, I’ve never worn an apron in my life, but, because I was entering my “annual holiday cooking spirit,” I found myself checking for one that I might possibly purchase. They were all so cute! As I browsed through the many selections, I noticed that some were designed with various themes, others were decked out for the holidays, and many frilly ones, much too nice to be worn while cooking, were obviously designed for entertaining guests or simply to match a certain kitchen décor. So many choices! While trying to decide if I really wanted to purchase something I’d always considered an accessory or fad, not of my liking and something I’d never worn or owned before, I remembered the aprons worn by my grandmother on almost every day of the year. The snapshot in my mind was of her putting on her apron at the beginning of each day, tying it’s long strings behind her back, and placing her hands on her hips as if to say, “I’m ready!.” So, I began thinking, “Does our younger generation even know what purpose aprons used to serve or why they came to be?” The principle use of my Grandma’s apron was to protect her dress. Having a bib and wide shoulder straps, and it was considered very practical, being much easier to wash and iron than a dress. Additionally, aprons required less fabric and were
frequently made from remnants or feed sacks. However, her apron also served other needs, such as a pot holder for removing hot dishes from the oven and wip-
ing perspiration from her brow as she cooked in the heat of the day. Kindling for her wood stove also was brought into the house in that apron, and it
made an ideal hiding place for shy kids, like myself. Her apron was handy for carrying eggs from the chicken coop and was always avail-
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Tropical Smoothing, Glassworks by Alex, Hanover Pie Co (next to O’Banks), Four Brother’s Grill, Viva Mexico. Hanover Cleaners Atlee, Halligan BBQ, and Stevi Bs. Cards are available for purchase (cash or check only) at Glassworks by Alex at 10400 Leadbetter Rd. in Ashland,
from any band student, or contact Kristy Cosley at 804387-1955. Members of the school’s Band Boosters organization extends their thanks for the public’s support of the Marching Raiders and invite everyone “to come and see their new show, ‘Disney Fantasmic!’ ”
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The cards include a free state auto inspection by 301 Auto Repair, as well as discounts offered by Marty’s Grill, Texas Roadhouse, Brunetti’s 301, Applebee’s, Buffalo Wild Wings, Kregger’s. Coldstone Creamery,
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Hanover County Public Schools ADULT EDUCATION 2016 Fall Programs Adult Education Classes • GED® Preparation • Official GED® PracticeTesting English for Speakers of Other Languages • English Literacy/Civics Education Adult Basic Education/GED Preparation Adult Basic Education classes are designed to help adults improve their skills in reading, writing, and mathematics. Cost - $60 (includes textbooks)Tuition must be paid prior to beginning class. GED classes provide targeted instruction to students preparing to take the Official GED® test. Online option available – some restrictions apply.
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GED® Online Distance Learning The Georgetown School On site face-to-face meetings required for pre-testing and Official GED® Practice testing - Minimum scores required to enroll
English Language Learners (ELL) ELL classes feature English Literacy/Civics education with an emphasis on speaking, reading, writing, and understanding American culture. Cost - $60 (includes textbooks) Tuition must be paid prior to beginning class.
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Registration: GED and ELL Students are required to complete a registration form and attend an evaluation to determine class level before entering classes. The evaluation may take up to 2 hours. Students must present a government-issued photo ID at the time of registration. Adult students may register at the following locations: The Georgetown School – Aug. 24, 25, 31, Sept. 1, 7, 8 from 9:00-12:00 p.m. and Mechanicsville Library – Aug. 25, 31, Sept. 1, 7, 8 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Call The Georgetown School at (804) 723-3471 for an appointment to register. Visit our webpage at http://hcps.us/georgetown/ for more information. Please do not contact the locations where classes are being conducted.
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Documentary and panel discussion to address poverty in Ashland area Contributed Report news@mechlocal.com ASHLAND – A documentary and panel discussion focus on poverty in Ashland is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 23, at the Ashland Theater at 205 England St. in Ashland. Circles Ashland will host the documentary film presentation and panel discussion. The event will feature the Frontline documentary, “Poor Kids.” A panel discussion will follow moderated by Circles Ashland executive director David Cooper. A free program, the public is welcome to attend. Panelists will be: Thad Williamson — author of “Making a Place for Community,” formerly director of the Richmond Wealth Building (anti-poverty) Initiative, and University of Richmond professor. Dr. Sarah Cribbs, professor of Sociology and Anthropology, Randolph Macon College.
Montpelier Community Center available for rentals MONTPELIER — Hanover County Parks and Recreation now has the Montpelier Community Center available for public rentals. People looking for rental space on the western side of the county now have another indoor option to choose from. The Montpelier Community Center is located at 17203 Sycamore Tavern Lane in Montpelier.
TheMontpelierCommunity Center is located at 17203 Sycamore Tavern Lane in Montpelier. Group functions of 75 people or less can reserve the center, which includes use of the kitchen, and is priced at
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$150 for residents and $300 for non-residents. Thinking of having an indoor/outdoor function? Book the picnic shelter and the center for $200 for residents or $400 for non-residents. The rental cost includes four hours of facility use, with $30 for each additional hour ($60 additional for non-residents). A facility rental application must be completed and returned to the Parks and Recreation Department at least 30 days, but no more than six months, before the date requested. Applicants must be 21 years old or older and on the date of the function, must be on site for the duration of the event. The community center is
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Jay Brown, Director, Division of Housing Services, Commonwealth Catholic Charities. Rev. Ben Campbell, author of Richmond’s Unhealed History, former pastoral director of Richmond Hill. An Ashland Circle Leader who just completed training in the program. The one-hour documentary will be shown from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. with the panel discussion following from 7:45 to IF YOU GO . . . 8:30 p.m. 7 p.m. Friday, Circles Ashland is a unique Sept. 23, effort to address poverty in Ashland Theater ways that are sustainable, longterm, and empowering for those in poverty, enabling them to take responsibility for their own success. Adults in the program receive training and support to become Circle Leaders who will guide their families out of poverty. The program is multi-generational as there is a child/youth
Photo courtesy of Circles Ashland
The Frontline documentary, “Poor Kids,” will be presented at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 23 at the Ashland Theater.
program that occurs simultaneously during the adult program. While the program is new to the Ashland community, it has a proven track record nationally. Circles Leaders have earned an average of 37% more income after 6 months with the program, 50% more after one year, and 62% more after 18 months. To learn more about Circles Ashland, attend the film and panel discussion or visit circlesashland-va.org.
Ashland Street Party does not disappoint By Jim Ridolphi for The Mechanicsville Local
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SHLAND — After an early summer rainout followed by a rain-shortened event last month, the Ashland Street Party got back on track Aug. 20. More than a thousand people showed up to dance and party to the sounds of the KOS Band, formally known as Kings of Swing. Don’t let the name fool you. These middle-aged rockers utilize one of the area’s largest horn sections to belt out a variety of stand by favorites, adding their own brand of funk and soul to each selection. “They are not your grandmother’s Kings of Swing,”
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Members of KOS got interactive with the appreciative audience who filled the dance floor to the sounds of Motown and other favorites.
laughed Hank Lowry, one of ASP’s founding members. Formed from a base of University of Richmond students in 1974, the band origi-
nally formed to play swing music at Kings Dominion, but has evolved into one of the area’s premier soul and pop favorites.
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serving in the holiday fundraising position. She said it is amazing the number of families, and especially children, the program helps. In addition to the families, Mrs. Hall told of how this program touched her and other Christmas Mothers. Among those attending the celebration were three Charter Members: Carroll Eaves, Douglas Andrews and Will Long. Eaves provided an entertaining antidote about how he became the club’s first president. He was late arriving at the first meeting being held at Lee-Davis High School. Upon walking into the room, everyone stood up and applauded. Apparently, the last
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beginning Sept. 13 and continuing through Oct. 4. The CERT program educates citizens about disaster preparedness for hazards that
one through the doors became president. By design or happenstance, the club found itself in good hands. The accomplishments of this first group of men are outstanding. In their first few years, the club assisted in the formation of the Black Creek Fire Department and the East Hanover Rescue Squad. This was in addition to performing several fundraisers, including the First Annual Naylor’s Beach Regatta. The dedication and commitments of those early members is awe-inspiring and a real inspiration to current club members. Today, the club continues to live up to these Charter Members’ standards. The annual fundraisers
consist of the Shrimp Fest, which is held on the Saturday after Memorial Day, plus three batches of Brunswick Stew. The club supports the Hanover Adult Center, Bethlehem Church Food Closet, Hanover Christmas Mother, Black Creek and Eastern Hanover Fire Departments, East Hanover Rescue Squad, and other worthy organizations. The club provides scholarships to local high school graduates, plus donations to local charity groups, needy families and individuals in our community. “We are definitely proud of everything the club has accomplished over the past 50 years, and look forward to servicing the Mechanicsville community for many years to come,” Rigsby said.
HANOVER — Several wastewater plants operated by the Hanover County Department of Public Utilities received accolades as being among the peak performers in the nation. Three of Hanover County’s wastewater treatment plants were recently awarded the prestigious National Association of Clean Water Agency’s Peak Performance Award. This award recognizes outstanding compliance with National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit requirements. The Ashland WWTP is a Platinum Award winner with 17 consecutive years of 100% permit compliance. The Totopotomoy WWTP is a Platinum Award winner with 11 years of 100% permit compliance. The Doswell WWTP is a Gold Award winner for 100% permit compliance in 2015. “Very few facilities earn the Peak Performance Award,” said Steven Herzog, director of Public Utilities for Hanover County. “Our superintendents, operators and maintenance personnel
may impact their neighborhood. Participants are trained in basic disaster response skills such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations.
If you would like to sign up, call 703-307-8520 or email HanoverCoCERT@gmail.com. The registration deadline is Aug. 31. The classes are free and will be taught by FEMA-certified CERT members, as well as
Hanover Fire/EMS personnel. Over 150 Hanover residents have taken the class and 50 have gone on to join the CERT Unit as volunteers under Hanover Fire/EMS. Members assist in events and, with higher training, also
Public Utilities department gets multiple national awards are the reason our wastewater plants earn these awards. Consistently meeting stringent limits under changing conditions is a challenge.” In addition to the awards received by Hanover’s wastewater treatment plants, the Doswell Water Treatment Plant received an Excellence in Waterworks Operation Performance Award and a Fluoridation Quality Award from the Virginia Department of Health’s Office of Drinking Water. Similar to the wastewater awards, Herzog said “these recognitions are due to the dedication and skill of the personnel involved with the operation and maintenance of this water treatment plant.” Hanover’s Department of Public Utilities provides utility service to approximately 20,500 water customers and 19,900 wastewater customers. It is a self-supporting enterprise fund whose costs are paid for by existing and new customers. Information submitted by Tom Harris, Hanover County public information officer.
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able in chilly weather, should she need a wrap for her arms or use temporarily as a baby’s blanket. It was perfect for carrying freshly harvested vegetables from the garden, and after the lima beans had been shelled, it carried out the hulls. When unexpected company was spotted coming down
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available for booking Sunday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. and the picnic shelter can be utilized Sunday
from the day’s chores? Germs? What germs? Over the years, aprons have changed in appearance, and their purpose may not be quite the same, but they’re still around. Even men are wearing them! Of course, men’s aprons are masculine looking, giving an air of professionalism whether, worn in the kitchen or on the deck. Masculine or feminine,
aprons of today have become a fashion statement. Being the “trendy” grandmother that I am, I just may need to purchase a little frilly one that’s personalized with my name or a quote, but mainly one to serve as a reminder of how they were once used by my grandmother long before we even understood the term “multi-tasking.” Judi Wright Mechanicsville
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the drive, it was amazing how much furniture could be dusted in a matter of seconds with that apron! Yes, Grandma’s apron served many purposes, but one I remember best was how it was used to wipe the tears from her grandchildren’s eyes or to hide a piece of candy in the pocket as a reward for a really good boy or girl. Who noticed that it was worn and faded? Who cared if it was a bit soiled
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with his wife Marie. “We feel like a couple of kids out here just having a good time.” The couple was just one of a multitude of dancers who filled the dance floor for most of the night as the band played a list of familiar tunes. The town’s annual street parties scheduled throughout the summer proved to be a hit from the beginning in 2004, and organizers say the support is important to Ashland’s community. Proceeds from the event support a number of civic organizations that man food and refreshment booths during the events. Eventually, the funds raised are used to bolster charitable efforts in the area, and the proceeds have supplied funds for an untold number of individuals and worthy projects. The group is responsible for designing and installing the town square located near the library, a lasting tribute to
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The KOS Band rocked the crowd at the Ashland Street Party that was held Aug. 20.
Hanoverians Nina Peace and Jay Pace. The recent Street Party benefited Ashland’s Kiwanis Club and Market Ashland Partnership (MAP), and organizers say the packed house
can be credited to 13 years of hard work and success by ASP. “This not new,” said Dan Dicandilo. “This has been a 13-year process. ASP is a nonprofit that Hank Lowry and Marnie Triscari started
13 years ago to raise money for the town of Ashland.” Dan also is president of the town’s Kiwanis and an ASP board member. “This is our biggest fundraiser,” he said. “We cook
hamburgers and hot dogs and we get to keep the money.” Those funds find their way home in the form of improvements and charitable projects. “We take the money and reinvest it back in to the town,” Dicandilo said. Triscari, who heads the ASP efforts, said the Aug. 20 event was a relief after the weather-associated cancellation earlier in the season. “This is really the first one this year, and we are excited,” Triscari said. “It’s been amazing night. This is what we like to see.” Triscari said the town has embraced the summer interludes from the start. “The first event, we sat here and wondered if anyone was going to show up. Then it just happened and the whole place was packed,” she said. The events have gained regional popularity and even draw some visitors from even farther away from the Center of the Universe. New Jersey residents Frank
and Nicki Freeburn and their 4-year-old twins were in town visiting family, but decided to stay an extra day to experience the party. They didn’t regret the decision. “We love it. I’m here with my family and this is a great atmosphere for everyone,” Frank said. There’s more fun remaining in the ASP schedule for this year, and English Channel will take the stage on Sept. 17. In addition, there’s a special daytime street party slated for Oct. 1 to replace the May rainout. Even with the weather difficulties, Triscari said this year’s lineup was a hit. “The crowd loves the band tonight,” she said. “We changed all of our bands this year.” Dicandilo also was pleased with the turnout and what it means to the town of Ashland. “I think the important thing is that every dollar that comes into this is going to places that it’s needed,” he said.
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Local school supply lists available on TeacherLists Contributed Report news@mechlocal.com Parents from local schools have a new tool in their back-to-school bag of tricks this year, as all of their schools supply lists are now posted on TeacherLists.com. With just one or two clicks, parents can find all of their 2016 lists and get a head start on this annual back-to-school chore. Parents can print their lists or – for the first time – look up their lists right on their smart phones in store aisles. They can even shop easily online as TeacherLists automatically shares
the lists with national retailers like Target and Staples. The site already includes lists for: Battlefield Park Elementary School, Mechanicsville Chickahominy Middle School, Mechanicsville Cold Harbor Elementary School, Mechanicsville Cool Spring Elementary School, Mechanicsville Kersey Creek Elementary School, Mechanicsville Laurel Meadow Elementary School,
Mechanicsville Mechanicsville Elementary, Mechanicsville Oak Knoll Middle School, Mechanicsville Pearson’s Corner Elementary School, Mechanicsville Rural Point Elementary, Mechanicsville Stonewall Jackson Middle School, Mechanicsville “For decades, the supply list process has been a frustration for parents,” John Driscoll, TeacherLists president, said. “Where to find the lists? When are they available? Forgetting the list
on the counter at home? All of those issues are solved with TeacherLists.” More than 50,000 schools now have lists posted on TeacherLists. Lists for more than 1 million classrooms are live on the site and include required and requested items, as well as specific notes and clarifications from teachers and school staff. Parents can even print coupons for backto-school savings from popular back-to-school brands. Complete details and all the lists are available at www.teacherlists.com.
Free, reduced price meals policy in schools explained ASHLAND — Hanover County Public Schools has announced its policy for providing free or reduced price meals for children served under the National School Lunch, and/or School Breakfast Programs. Each school and/or central school nutrition office has a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by any interested party. Household size and income will be used to determine eligibility for free or reduced price meal benefits. Children from households whose income is at or below the Federal Income Eligibility Guidelines, shown below, may be eligible for either free or reduced price meals. Children who are members of households receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits (formerly the Food Stamp Program) or who receive Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) may be automatically eligible for free meals. Children who are homeless, migrant, or runaway may also be automatically eligible for free meals. Foster children, who are the legal responsibility of a welfare agency or court, are eligible for free meals regardless of the income of the household with whom they reside. Children who are members of households participating in WIC also may be eligible for free or reduced-price meals based on the household’s income. The chart by which meals are determined is based on household size, maximum household income for free meals, and household income for reduced price meals. 1— $15,444; $15,444.01 to $21,978. 2— $20,826; $20,827.01 to $29,637. 3— $26,208; $26,208.01 to $37,296. 4— $31,590; $31,509.01 to $44,955. 5— $36,972; $36,972.01 to $52,614. 6— $42,354; $42,354.01 to $60,273. 7— $47,749; $47,749.01 to $67,951. 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 also are 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 determining 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 who 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 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, Adam Russo (director of Food Services), Dana Whitney (supervisor, Food Services), and Rachel Harnois (bookkeeper, Food Services) 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: Terry S. Stone, Assistant Superintendent for Business and Operations, 200 Berkley St., Ashland, VA 23005; telephone: 804365-4500. 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 see MEALS, pg. 21
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In the photo at left, Town & Country Garden Club members Jennifer Cupp, left, and Mary Stone, right, demonstrated the art of terrariums and dish gardens at the garden club’s August meeting. For the exhibits, Doris Rogers, in the photo at right, won Best in Show; Blue Ribbon winners were Betty LaPlace, Doris Rogers, Jennifer Kupp and Mary Stone. For its next meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 12, at the First Baptist Church, Hanover County Deputy Sheriff Jim McLaughlin will discuss women’s safety. Guests are welcome to attend.
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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
During the community meetings the town has been hosting for its residents in order to bring ideas together collaboratively, the future of the I-95 exit was a major concern. Proposed amendments in regards to the freeway exit suggested that the town amend the future land use map to include additional parcels for this particular area of Ashland to spur new investment. In order to investigate the possibility of using mixed-use development as an incentive to spur redevelopment of decaying hotels and vacant properties, while also providing new and safe affordable housing, new language was proposed to be added to the plan’s economy chapter. In the comments received, integrating all of Ashland into a more unified “town” was desired, while also acknowledging how the health of the town is dependent on the interchange. This area of Ashland surrounding the I-95 exit is being referred to as the Interstate Service Area, and provides the town and its businesses with a convenient source of income due to the heavy amounts of traffic travelling through it each day. Ashland government and its residents also want to see a change in housing and rede-
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.
velopment. The proposal is that the town should produce new classifications, density maximums, and locations for the different residential designations. Proposed designations include the “Rural Edge” which would allow one to two units per acre, “Traditional Neighborhoods” containing one to four units per acre, as well as “Mixed Neighborhoods” that would allow one to 10 units per acre. The second amendment pertaining to new housing and redevelopment focused on the policy for mixed neighborhoods. It recommends that new language be included about redevelopment and deconcentration, to produce a larger diversity of housing and incomes in neighborhoods. Among the residents’ comments received at the community meetings, they would like for the town to develop a plan for new growth that is compatible with the historic “small town feel” that gives Ashland its unique atmosphere. Keeping the small town atmosphere and continuing the grid-pattern is what the community desires for its future. Comments were received that England Street and the downtown area have not met the goals of the existing comprehensive plan as a walkable,
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.
active pedestrian shopping-living district. The updates being proposed look at establishing new policies to direct a plan for the redesign of England Street and to further investigate a possible property maintenance code for the town. Town residents said they wanted to see improvements such as continuing the historic design of R-MC throughout downtown; an enhancement of England Street into a more beautiful, walkable, and memorable environment; and better parking coordination and a request that long-term parking be added for Amtrak passengers. In the wake of the Thompson Street speed limit change, it is apparent that the community has concerns
about increased vehicle traffic on the town’s roads. The proposed amendment would look to meet the needs of pedestrians and vehicles by adopting what is called a “Complete Streets” policy. The amended policy would be used to identify enhancements and connections to create a more comprehensive bike-walk infrastructure. It is proposed that language be added to the plan’s transportation chapter that introduces this policy’s emphasis to transportation planning. The Ashland Planning Commission’s next public meeting will be held Wednesday, Sept. 14. Those interested in the proposed amendments to the comprehensive plan are encouraged to attend.
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and neighborhoods; and the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation’s (VDRPT) high-speed rail proposal, popularly referred to as DC2RVA. As was previously articulated in the comprehensive plan, the comments received regarding the DC2RVA proposal were consistent in communicating a removal of Ashland’s blanket support for the highspeed rail. “Uncertainty with regard to the actual plan design and the direct negative threat of a third rail would lead to previous policy being removed,” according to Ashland’s Department of Planning and Community Development. In addition to the proposal of a third rail through Ashland, a proposal for another train station that would split the Randolph-Macon College campus was introduced by the VDRPT. The current text of this section of the plan reads “The Town shall work with CSX, Amtrak, VDRPT, and other entities to promote use of the current train station to meet future uses.” In amending language to the latter portion of the section, the proposal reads “The Town is vehemently opposed to the addition of a third rail through any portion of the corporate limits of Ashland.”
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Patrick Henry High School graduate Lauren Jones initiates Maggie Walker Governor’s School graduate Ethan Cruickshank as a 2016 4-H All Star. Jones is a 2013 All Star. Membership in 4-H All-Star is the highest recognition that a Virginia 4-H member can achieve. Youth must excel in service to others, community leadership and diverse project work. Jones and Cruickshank are alumni of the Western Hanover 4-H club.
ASHLAND – A Benefit Concert with Ronnie Williams and The Carter Family Sound with The Hendersons will be presented at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 2, at the Ashland Theater at 205 England St. in Ashland. Proceeds will benefit the Ashland Theater Restoration Project. Tickets for all shows are $12, and are available at the Ashland Online Box Office at http://ashlandtheatreva.org/ tickets/. The show will honor the music and legacy of The Carter Family, whose famous Bristol recording sessions of 1927 are often cited as the birth of country music. see THEATER, pg. 23
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Joan and Eddie Berryman of Mechanicsville will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on September 2, 2016. They have two children, five grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren.
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Local Carter Family devotee Ronnie Williams will be performing along with The Henderson Family. Williams has followed the Carter Family his entire life, and became friends with Mother Maybelle before she passed away in 1978. He continued as a friend to her daughters, Helen, Anita and June RONNIE WILLIAMS Carter Cash, as well as son-in-law Johnny Cash. Williams has played with every member of the Carter family and with the Cash over the years, becoming one of the country’s best “keepers-of-theflame” for the Carter Family sound. For more information, call Kay Landry at 804690-3511.
HCBOS updated on RIC’s success Additional destinations, competitive fares spur growth at Richmond airport By Jim Ridolphi for The Mechanicsville Local HANOVER — While the number of airlines in the United States continues to decline due to consolidation and mergers, choices for travelers using Richmond International Airport are increasing. The regional facility enjoyed another year of increased passenger use and continued a growth pattern that has been on the rise for the past 27 out of the last 29 years. Troy Bell, RIC director of Marketing and Air Service Development, delivered the good news to members of the Hanover County Board of Supervisors at last week’s meeting. “We just finished FY2016 at RIC and it was a good year for us,” Bell said. “We saw 3.5 mil-
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lion travelers at the airport, an increase of nearly 3 percent,” he added.
The facility also recorded increased numbers regarding freight and cargo transport services. RIR is served by six airlines, all familiar names in today’s consolidated air travel market. They include American, Delta, Jet Blue, Southwest, Allegiant, and United. According to the Air Transport Research Society based in Vancouver, RIR is “one of the world’s most efficient small airports.” Bell said the continuing success and growth at RIR is a reflection of the region it serves, and economic growth in the area is directly correlated with increased passengers. He noted the stability of service providers at RIR and competitive fares are also important factors in continuing the upward trend.
For passengers departing RIR in FY2016, Boston was the number one destination. “That’s due to additional service provided by Delta and Jet Blue, and the competitive fares Jet Blue brought to that route,” Bell said. Orlando also is a popular destination for Richmond travelers and Jet Blue has added a second daily departure to accommodate the demand. Allegiant Airlines also serves nearby Sanford, offering flyers another option for Central Florida destinations. Southwest abandoned its daily flights to Orlando, opting to focus on its flights to Atlanta, but is adding a weekend service to Orlando beginning in January. “We will have many choices for one of our favorite vacation see RIC’S, pg. 25
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CALENDAR | News, Updates & Listings Wednesday, Aug. 31, to Wednesday, Sept. 14 The New Highland Baptist Church Farmers’ Market will be open from 4 to 7 p.m. each Wednesday and will run until September. Local farmers and vendors will be taking part. The market is located at 9200 New Ashcake Rd. in Mechanicsville.
Wednesday, Aug. 31 to Wednesday, Nov. 20 GriefShare, a support group to help and encourage those who have lost a loved one meets from 2:30 to 4 p.m., except for Labor Day, Sept. 5, in Room E106 at Shady Grove United Methodist Church at 8209 Shady Grove Rd. in Mechanicsville. For more information, contact shadygroveumc.org/griefsupport or 804-746-9073. Grief recovery topics, featuring nationally recognized experts, include “Is This Normal?,” “The Challenges of Grief,” “Grief and Your Relationships,” “Why,” and “Guilt and Anger.” The sessions are self-contained, so you may join at any time. Walk-ins are welcome.
Wednesday, Aug. 31 Sixth grade orientation will be held from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Oak Knoll Middle School.
Friday, Sept. 2 A Soaking Prayer service will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at The Healing Place Center for Counseling and Spiritual Formation at First Shiloh Baptist Church (Youth Center) at 8150 Walnut Grove Rd. in Mechanicsville. The Soaking Prayer service provides an opportunity to pray in a quiet beautiful setting and is open to the community. For more information, contact The Healing Place staff at 804-730-
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Thursday, Sept. 8 Auditions for Disney’s “Aladdin Jr.” will be held from 3:30 to 5 p.m. for sixth graders and 6 to 8:30 p.m. for seventh and eighth graders in the Drama Room at Stonewall Jackson Middle School. Callbacks are scheduled from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 9, in the Drama Room. Those auditioning must bring a cmopleted audition form with them at the time of the audition. Audition forms may be found outside of the Drama Room and on the SJMS Drama Blog on the school website, http://weblog.hcps.us/sjmsblog/blogs/drama/default. aspx. Students will not be allowed to audition without a completed form.
Friday, Sept. 9 A covered dish luncheon to benefit Operation Christmas Child will begin at noon at the New Bethesda Baptist Church at 9019 New Bethesda Rd. in Mechanicsville. Yves Dushime, a shoebox recipient from Togo, Africa, will share his story of how a simple shoebox gift impacted his life. RSVP by Wednesday, Sept. 7, to evansb48@gmail.com. The Colonial Farm Credit blood drive will be held from 1 to 4:30 p.m. at 7104 Mechanicsville Tpk. in Mechanicsville. The goal is for 20 people to donate and there will be a door prize drawing for those who do. To set up an appointment, call Megan Lawson at 804-746-1252 or visit the Virginia Blood Services website at https://vadonor.org.
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conjunction with the Sandston Library Book Sale and Bake Sale, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. the at Sandston Public Library at 23 East Williamsburg Rd. in Sandston. Garden club members will be available on-site to answer gardening and design questions. Plant specimens from garden club members’ gardens will be available for sale. For more information, contact Liz Martin, president, at 804-559-0898.
Sunday, Sept. 11 Shady Grove United Methodist Church will hold its annual Block Party from3 to 5 p.m. at the corner of Meadowbridge and Shady Grove Roads in Mechanicsville. The community is invited to enjoy children’s games, inflatables, hamburgers, hot dogs, cotton candy, ice cones, popcorn, and music.
Tuesday, Sept. 13 The Hanover Historical Society will host a free “open house” tour of the historic Hanover Courthouse between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. For more information, call Hanover Parks & Recreation at 804365-7150.
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Social Ministry will host a Tea and Fashion Show from noon to 2 p.m. at Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church at 8154 Atlee Rd. in Mechanicsville. The fashions will be provided by Saxon Shoes Short Pump. The event supports Foster Children’s Christmas. The admission fee is $15. The deadline to buy tickets or reserve a table is Wednesday, Sept. 14. For more information, contact Sharon Addair at 804-5439709, sharonaddair@verizon. net and Laura Diane Absher at 804-240-2460, Lcabsher1949@ yahoo.com. Church of the Redeemer at 8275 Meadowbridge Rd. in Mechanicsville will hold its annual indoor Yard Sale to benefit Haiti from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, contact Beth at 804-559-4623. Donations are being accepted.
Saturday, Sept. 24 A Community Yard Sale will be held from 8 a.m. to noon at Trinity Christian Church at 8469 Atlee Rd. in Mechanicsville. Hot dogs and a bake sale also will be held. Rent a space for $10 or two for $15. Register at the church office by calling 804-746-4838 or email LHS23111@comcast.net.
Back to School Night will begin at 6:15 p.m. at Oak Knoll Middle School, with a PTA General Membership Meeting. Back to School Night starts at 6:30 p.m. and will be designed differently for the 2016-2017 school year. Rather than follow student schedules, the evening will focus on meeting with team teachers and learning about Blackboard, PowerSchool, cConnect and various elective course options.
The next quarterly Human Services Network Meeting will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Hanover Human Services Meeting Room at 12304 Washington Hwy. in Ashland. For more information, contact Lisa Adkins at 804-365-4302 or email ldadkins@hanovercounty.gov.
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Fall Festival/Craft Sale, which will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (rain or shine) at the church located at 8100 Shady Grove Rd. in Mechanicsville. Limited outside 18’x16’ spaces are available on a first come, first serve basis for a cost of $20. Table, chairs and tents are not supplied and vendors may not sell food or quilts. For more information, contact Grace at omawilley@gmail. com to sign up or call 804779-3370.
Saturday, Oct. 29 The Oak Knoll Middle School 5K will get underway at 10 a.m. at the school at 10295 Chamberlayne Rd. in Mechanicsville. The fee is $20 per person or $50 for a family. A free kids’ run will start before the 5K.
Saturday, Nov. 12 Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 9808 Auxiliary in Mechanicsville on Cold Harbor Road and Bell Creek Road will hold a “Christmas in November” event indoors from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. All types of vendors, yard sale items, etc., will be available. Tables are available for $15. Lunch will be available for purchase. All proceeds will be given to veteran organizations. The VFW Auxiliary’s mission is to serve veterans and their families. Those interested in renting a table or have questions, email the VFW Auxiliary at vfw9808aux@aol.com.
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 804366-9645 or email kjfaith1@ gmail.com.
Tuesdays The Hanover Concert Band rehearses from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. every Tuesday, mid-January through mid December, at the Hanover Arts and Activities Center at 500 S. Railroad Ave. in Ashland, just south of U.S. 54. Membership is open to anyone who can read music and play a non-string instrument. High school students are welcome with parents’ permission. For more information, visit www. hanoverconcertband.org or call 804-789-0536. General cancer support group meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. in the Cancer Resource Center in Medical Office Building 1 on the hallway leading to VCU Massey Radiation Oncology. The group is co-facilitated by an oncology social work navigator, registered nurse navigator and survivorship nurse practitioner.
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and convention markets,” Bell said regarding the Orlando service. RIR also added non-stop service to Denver in 2016. “It is our most westwardly destination and it appears to have been very successful,” Bell said. “That’s important because all of us would like to have access to additional markets on a non-stop basis.” The airport also added nonstop service to Jacksonville during the past 12 months. Nationally, there are nine major airlines. “Four (American, Delta, United, and Southwest) of these airlines control more than 85 percent of domestic travel,” Bell said. All four of those carriers provide service at RIC in addition to Jet Blue and Allegiant. The facility also is adding additional infrastructure to meet the growing demand. Property once used by the Virginia Air National Guard is now available for expansion, and the airport has several projects pending. “It (the Guard’s move)
opened a lot of real estate for us,” Bell said. A new taxiway adjacent to the main runway is expected to come online by early next year, and the $32 million project will allow for increased traffic during peak times. Bell said RIR often serves as an alternate destination when
other cities are closed due to weather, and the new taxiway also will improve its capability to meet those demands. The construction of a new access road on the east side of the airport will allow further development of that property and allow entrance to the area without traveling through adjacent neighborhoods. In addition, Bell said there are numerous cleaning and gabbing projects that will make the available land to potential investors, possibly more cor-
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required for a high school diploma through online classwork. During the last two years of high school, partnerships with community colleges and employers will allow students to participate in paid work experience and graduate high school with an associate’s degree, industry certifications and guaranteed employment. “Michael is an innovative thinker and a creative designer of programs, as educators from across Virginia will attest,” said Chesterfield County Public Schools superintendent James F. Lane, a key leader in helping develop the regional initiative. “We’re excited that someone with his background in mathematics and computer science will lead this new program.” “High schools are in the process of exciting changes,” added CodeRVA board chair Dr. Gail Hardinge, who also serves on the New Kent School Board. “This regional initiative creates an opportunity for us to create a dynamic high
porate aviation or flight service support companies. The long-range goal envisioned the airport divided in to two distinct sectors — the west side for passengers and the east side for cargo. The airport also has completed a project that converted its diesel parking shuttle buses to natural gas, a move that has resulted in savings during the past fiscal year. The airport also is exploring international destination opportunities, including service to the Caribbean and Canada from Richmond. “At least in the short term, we certainly have some goals and we are looking at those opportunities,” Bell said. Board chair Aubrey “Bucky” Stanley, Beaverdam District, praised efforts that have resulted in constant growth at RIR. “I’m proud of RIC’s growth and how it has come along,” Stanley said. “It’s one of the cleanest airports in the country.” Board member Wayne Hazzard, South Anna District, represents Hanover County on the Airport Commission.
school experience for our students by offering school and workforce partnerships.” While Bolling’s work at the Virginia Department of Education primarily focused on leadership and coordination with mathematics and Governor’s schools, he also worked extensively with gifted education, grants management, professional development, curriculum development, policy development and computer science. Bolling completed his undergraduate and graduate studies at Virginia Commonwealth University and serves as an adjunct professor at the Richmond university. He has served in various leadership roles within many educational organizations, including the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, the Virginia Mathematics and Science Coalition, the Virginia Council of Teachers of Mathematics and the Virginia Council for Mathematics Supervision. He also has presented at the local, state and national levels. To learn more about CodeRVA, visit coderva.org.
Honor Flight taking vets to D.C. to see tributes to them MECHANICSVILLE — Honor Flight Historic Triangle of Virginia (HFHTVA) is looking to fill two charter buses with World War II and Korean War veterans for its 16th trip to Washington, D.C. The next trip is scheduled for Oct. 15. This trip is designed to get as many veterans as possible to see the memorials that have been erected in their honor. Honor Flight is a nonprofit organization that conducts bi-annual charter bus trips to our national memorials in Washington, D.C. The memorial for World War II veterans was dedicated 60 years after WWII. Many of those veterans have not seen the memorial, and HFHTVA’s
mission is to take as many WWII veterans as possible to see their memorial. So far, the organization has taken over 1,000 veterans in Virginia on the trips. Korean War veterans also are welcome. Veterans do not have to be a combat veteran or in the military during war time to participate. A new change is any veteran that was in the service anywhere from Dec. 7, 1941, to Jan. 31, 1955, is invited. This now covers veterans that were in the military in the gap between WWII and the Korean War. Veterans interested in participating must submit an application, which can be
found at www.honorflighthtva.org, or call 1-800-619-0578. This trip is free for veteran. Veterans will visit the Arlington National Cemetery, WWII Memorial, Korean War Memorial and other surprises throughout the day. All the veterans are accompanied by a volunteer guardian, who will assist the veteran for the day. A staff of EMTs also accompanies us on the trip. Wheelchair-bound veterans are able to go, as the buses have wheelchair lifts. More information can be provided by contacting Dana Rivera, Richmond assistant program coordinator, at 804337-3487 or at Dkrivera61@ gmail.com.
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HCPS: Sixth graders need TDAP booster ASHLAND – Hanover County Public Schools has issued a reminder to parents and guardians of rising sixth grade students about booster doses of Tetanus, Diphtheria and Pertussis, commonly known as TDAP. According to Chris R. Whitley, public information officer for the school system, the booster is required by law. “To ensure your child will be able to attend classes on the first day of school,
please provide written proof of a TDAP vaccination to your child’s school prior to Sept. 6 during normal business hours, or simply bring it during Open House,” Whitley said. Proof of vaccination can be obtained directly from your medical provider and should include: Your child’s first and last name. Your child’s date of birth. Date of vaccination.
Medical provider’s signature. “We appreciate your help with ensuring that all of our students have a healthy start to another great year of learning,” Whitley added. “Should you have any questions, please contact your child’s school, or you may contact Health Services at 804-3654557.” Information submitted by Chris R. Whitley, Hanover County Public Schools public information officer.
Homecoming and Revival scheduled M E C HA N I C S V I L L E — The First Shiloh Baptist Church located at 8150 Walnut Grove Rd. in Mechanicsville will celebrate its annual Homecoming on Sunday, Sept. 18, with the theme “Now Is the Time,” focusing on getting people back to church. The morning
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MECHANICSVILLE CHURCHES EPISCOPAL
All Souls Episcopal Church Worshiping at Messiah Lutheran 8154 Atlee Rd Sunday Worship 9:15am Holy Eucharist 10:45am Christian Ed We are a welcoming, Inclusive faith community. Nursery Provided o 804-559-9302 The Rev. Amelie Wilmer Minor, Vicar allsoulsepiscopalva@gmail.com
On the web: www.allsoulsva.org Immanuel Episcopal Welcomes You! 779-3454. 3263 Old Church Rd. Sundays: 10a Holy Eucharist, 10-11a Nursery, 11:15a Refreshments. immanueloc.org. The Episcopal Church of the Creator 7159 Mechanicsville Pike, 746-8765 Christ Centered, Biblically Focused 8:00 am Holy Eucharist 10:30 am Holy Eucharist Nursery provided @ 9:00am & 10:15am. Sunday School 9:30-10:15am www.creatorfamily.net creatorcontact@comcast.net
EVANGELICAL FRIENDS Hanover Evangelical Friends 6420 Mech Trnpk. 804-730-9512, friendlychurch.org Worship: Sun. 10:30AM Sunday School @ 9:15AM
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 Gethsemane Church of Christ 5146 Mechanicsville Turnpike Sunday Worship 8:30 & 11:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM 804-779-2044 Bill Wines, Senior Minister www.gethsemanechristians.org
INDEPENDENT BAPTIST 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
INDEPENDENT BAPTIST Truth Baptist Church, 627-2170 COME & SEE! All info at: www.truthbaptistchurch.com
LUTHERAN Messiah Lutheran Church 8154 Atlee Road 746-7134 messiahmech.org Sunday Service- 10:45 am Sunday School 9:15 am St Paul Lutheran Church (LCMS) 427-7500 ∂ 8100 Shady Grove Rd, saintpaul-lcms.com Rev. Rodney Bitely, Pastor; Sun. Sch. 9:15am, Worship 10:30am
NAZARENE Hope Community Church 8391 Atlee Rd, www.hopenow.cc Atlee Christian Academy PK-5th grade, (746-3900) atleechristianacademy.com
PRESBYTERIAN Fairfield Presbyterian Church Worship: 9am Contemporary 11am Traditional 6930 Cold Harbor Rd, 23111. www.fairfieldpcusa.org 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 Sunday Schedule: 10 am Worship 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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Black Creek Baptist Church, 6289 McClellan Rd. Bible Study, 9 am; Worship 10:15 am (Nursery Prov.) Youth 5:00 pm; Wed. Night Activities: Family Dinner 6:00 pm, Children in Action Missions Time 6:15 pm, Adult Bible Study 6:30 pm, Adult Choir 7:45 pm. Rev. Joe Kendrick, pastor 781-0330. www.blackcreek.org
Hillcrest Baptist Church 11342 Hillcrest Road Hanover, VA. 23069 730-1500. Wed Eve 6 p.m.-Dinner & Study, Sunday 11am Service 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. www.HillcrestHanover.org
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
Mechanicsville Baptist Church, 8016 Atlee Rd, 746-7253 Dr. Rev. Tim Madison 8:30am Contemporary, 9:45 Bible Study & 11am Trad. Worship www.mechanicsvillebaptist.org
Lebanon United Methodist Church, 8492 Peaks Rd., 746-0980 R. Spencer Broce, Pastor Summer Sunday Worship - 10 am (Nursery Provided) Sunday School (all ages) 9 am Staff Youth Director www.lebanonumc.org
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 Cool Spring Baptist Church 9283 Atlee Station Rd. For info, activities & worship times visit www.coolspring.org or call 746-0800 FCC - Fellowship Community Church Teaching the Word of God and watching for the miraculous. Hanover High School 9:45am www.fellowshipcc.com Grace United Family Church "Where Grace Unites Us" 8700 Bell Creek Rd., Mech. 23116 Sunday Worship, 10:30 A.M. Join us as we explore the big questions Sept. 11: Does Life Have a Purpose? For info, call 335-6728 Visit Explore God.com Our Mission: "Love God, Learn the Bible, Care for People" Glenn Hawkins, Pastor
New Bethesda Baptist Church 9019 New Bethesda Rd. 779-2101 Todd Combee, Pastor Sunday School 9:30AM, Worship 10:45 am. Bible Study/Youth activities 6pm Wednesday Dinner/Prayer/Youth/Children 6pm www.newbethesda.org New Highland Baptist Church Bible Study for all ages: 9:15 am, Blended Worship 10:30 AM, 9200 New Ashcake Rd, 550-9601 www.newhighlandbaptist.org Shalom Baptist Church 6395 Mech Trnpk 746-7737 Sunday Activities: 8:30am Worship 9:20am HE Brews Cafe 9:45am Sunday School 11:00am Worship Wednesday Night Activities: 5:30pm Supper (Sept- May) 6:15pm Children, Youth & Adults Bible Studies www.shalombaptist.net
Mechanicsville United Methodist Church 7356 Atlee Road, Join us for Sunday School at 9:45AM, Worship at 8:30 & 11 am. & Wed. night worship service at 6:45pm. Kerry D. Boggs, Pastor. 746-5118 Shady Grove United Methodist Celebrate Christ on Sunday Mornings. Traditional worship: 8:15 & 11:15. Contemporary worship: 9:45, Sunday School: 9:30 & 11:15am. All Ages. Nursery for infants & toddlers at all services. Corner of Meadowbridge & Shady Grove Rd, Mechanicsville. Jay Kelchner Pastor. 746-9073 shadygroveumc.org
ROMAN CATHOLIC Church of the Redeemer 8275 Meadowbridge Road 746-4911 www.churchredeemer.org Mass celebrated on Saturday 5:30 PM Sunday 8:00 & 10:00 AM
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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Bluemont wraps up season with Zack Smith and Dixie Power Trio ASHLAND — The Bluemont Concert Series will present its final concert of the summer – with Zack Smith and Dixie Power Trio — as a welcome back to Randolph-Macon College students, faculty, staff, and members of the Ashland community. The event will get underway at 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 4, on the steps of Mary Branch Dorm, located at 300 Henry St. All are welcome. Entertainment will be provided by Zack Smith and Dixie Power Trio. Admission is $5 admission per person, $4 for Bluemont Friends and seniors, and $2 for kids under 12. MONDAY EVENING 4 PM 4:30 5 PM
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Cajun, and original compositions. The band is comprised of Zack Smith on cornet and accordion, Andy Kochenour on bass, Chuck Underwood on guitar, and Byron McWilliams on drums. Formed in 1992, Zack Smith and the Dixie Power Trio have developed a reputation as the East Coast’s premier “Louisiana variety band,” capable of playing authentic sounding New Orleans jazz, zydeco, Cajun, street parade, and Louisiana-style funk. They have carved out a niche as a fun and exciting ensemble capable of entertaining audiences of all ages. Bluemont Cultural Programs and Summer Concert Series have been a part of the fabric of the Greater Fauquier area since 1976.
There will be no charge for Randolph-Macon students, staff, and faculty with the presentation of a valid school ID. Proceeds go to support Bluemont’s Artistsin-Education Program in area schools. Concert-goers are invited to bring a lawn chair or a blanket to sit on, and a picnic to enjoy before the show. As at all Bluemont concerts, no pets, alcohol or smoking are allowed. In the event of bad weather, the concerts will be held indoors at the Randolph-Macon College’s Blackwell Auditorium. Zack Smith and the Dixie Power Trio have delighted audiences across the country with their eclectic mix of New Orleans jazz, zydeco,
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Summer 2016 marks Bluemont’s 40th Anniversary. To celebrate this milestone, Bluemont has added memorable performances and special guests to an already exceptional line-up. Bluemont is seeking local businesses, friends and neighbors to become Bluemont members who will help assure the organization’s future in Ashland and Hanover County and beyond. Friends and families have responded to a recent mailing asking for general support. Every contribution helps. For complete schedules, performer descriptions, directions and more information, contact the Bluemont office at 540-955-8186 or visit www.bluemont.org.
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Football teams begin season with potential By Dave Lawrence Sports Editor MECHANICSVILLE – The 2016 high school football season begins with plenty of potential among local high school teams, but it begins with plenty of questions as well. A resurgent Lee-Davis and a reliably solid Hanover begin the season ranked in the Times-Dispatch preseason top 10 at No. 9 and No. 10, respectively. Both bring back major contributors, but they also lack experience in key positions. Atlee likewise has had plenty of turnover, with one key change at the top: new head coach Matt Gray takes the helm. Patrick Henry has a good number of returning players, but off-season and preseason injuries have taken a toll on its less-than-deep roster. Finally, the Cavaliers from neighboring King William County had to begin their season Friday without starting quarterback Ryan Huffman, who was injured during a scrimmage against Rappahannock. Lee-Davis Arguably the biggest challenge for the Confederates was filling the shoes of quarterback Chase Mummau, who threw for 2,400 yards and 20 touchdowns in his senior season at Lee-Davis before graduating and heading to Virginia Tech.
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Lee-Davis running back Nathan Evans (2) turns the corner at the start of a big gain against Patrick Henry in the Tomato Bowl last year. Evans returns in his senior season to remain a potent weapon in the Confederates’ offense.
The Confederate offense lost some experienced wide receivers as well. But, Lee-Davis gets a big boost from the return of senior running back Nathan Evans,
whose efforts earned him allconference, all-metro and second-team all-region honors last season. Evans will be taking handoffs from Zach Lass, a sophomore quarterback
described by Lee-Davis head coach Ryan Turnage as “talented.” “Every practice he gets a little bit better,” Turnage said. “Right now, he just needs game
senior running back, Hayden Walsh. All three will be protected by an experienced offensive line. The Confederate defense is loaded with experience, with six returning starters and five additional players who averaged at least 15 plays a game last season. “We feel pretty good about our defense,” Turnage said. “We have a lot of guys who, maybe, weren’t listed as a starter, but who played a lot of time last year and now they’re starting.” Depth may be a bit of a problem for Lee-Davis, though. “Having lots of depth is an issue, but it’s not an issue that the other schools don’t fight as well,” Turnage said. “I don’t know if we’re as deep as we were last year across the board at all the positions that we have.” The Confederates will field a strong linebacking corps with two all-conference returners, Logan Dockman and Zach Green, along with brothers Andrew Anthony (a senior) and Ned Anthony. Three-year starter Connor Scott returns as defensive end. The major question mark on the Lee-Davis defense is an inexperienced secondary.
experience. The more games Hanover he plays, I think, the better he’ll The Hawks get back the get each week. That’s our goal player who could arguably be with him.” Sharing the backfield with Evans and Lass will be another see FOOTBALL, pg. 32
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Field hockey teams look to interesting future By Dave Lawrence Sports Editor MECHANICSVILLE – This should be an interesting year among Hanover County field hockey teams. Lee-Davis looks poised to challenge Deep Run for dominance among the areas Group 5A teams. Atlee is rebuilding, but has aspirations to reach the state tournament again. Patrick Henry has an experienced squad that could have an impact on this year’s regional playoffs. And Hanover likewise fields a young team, having lost six seniors to graduation last year.
preseason. She expects the situation to improve. “I haven’t had a full team in practice yet,” Gibson said. “Once we get together and can get organized in a significant fashion, I think the gaps will start to work themselves out.” Lee-Davis will be led by senior midfielder Layne Courter, and the defense will feature an experienced keeper, junior Dede Gilmour. “Gibson expects a solid postseason. “I believe we’ll be up there with the leaders because we have such an experienced group that’s now caught up with everybody,” Gibson said. “The additions that we’ve been able to make have proven to be able to keep up and excel, and that’s good, too.”
Lee-Davis The Confederates lost only four starters to graduation last year, and have plenty of experience coming back. The chalAtlee lenge for head coach Merridee The Raiders lost seven startGibson early on, however, is in Dave Lawrence/The Local getting the team to gel as a lot ers from a team that reached Lee-Davis defender Madison Ulm (18) fires a shot past Hanover midfielder Keri Kane (6) in the Confederates’ 2-1 victory over the of team members have been out visiting Hawks last September. Both players return to help lead their teams this year. of town at various points in the see HOCKEY, pg. 36
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their most potent offensive weapon: senior quarterback Clayton Cheatham. The challenge will be keeping Cheatham healthy – early season injuries severely limited Cheatham’s playing time the past two years. The Hawks had a worthy backup in Marcus Bazala those years, but that is not an option this year now that Bazala has graduated. Instead, the Hawks – who also have a young offensive line – have changed their offense to take some of the pressure off Cheatham. “We’re going to spread the ball around more,” said Hanover head coach Derek Stoudt. “We’re going to try and
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not rely on pounding him so much up the middle and doing that kind of stuff. Try and use his arm some more and distribute the ball keep his fingers crossed and hope that he doesn’t get dinged. “There’s going to be situations where the kid takes off and runs. We’ve got to put him in situations where he can use his arm to make plays as well and take the wear and tear off of him.” Cheatham will be backed by experience in the skill positions: running backs Ben Mahone and Kirk Shaffner, tight end Parker Chenault and wide receivers Jack Chenault and Jacob Schneider. The Hawks’ defense will be anchored by two experienced defensive ends, Xavier Bryson and Michael Wilcox. They
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have some experienced hands in Colby Brewer and Parker Chenault at linebacker and Jonathan Glore at safety. But they have a number of players who can fill holes on their defense. “We’re just trying to find the best combination of guys that we know can play,” Stoudt said. Atlee The Raiders get a new head coach in Matt Gray, who just finished an 11-year run at Randolph-Macon College as the Yellow Jackets’ defensive coordinator. Gray took over late this winter from Roscoe Johnson, who left to accept an administrative position at Chickahominy Middle School. Gray took the job for a see FOOTBALL, pg. 34
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Atlee’s new head football coach, Matt Gray (right), the former defensive coordinator at RandolphMacon College, directs traffic during practice at Atlee Thursday.
County boys volleyball teams show strength “Passing is a huge, huge part of volleyball,” Townsend said. “This is one of the best passing teams I’ve had since I’ve been at PH.” Among Patrick Henry’s top returning starters are senior middle blockers Carter Riddle and Nathan Cecchini and junior setter Adam Lane. Senior Luis Sagal and junior Connor Johnson are both skillful liberos. Townsend hopes this is the year the Patriots reach a new milestone. “This is my sixth year at PH and I’ve never made it to regionals,” he said. “That is my No. 1 goal this year, to make it to regionals, just to get out of the conference.”
By Dave Lawrence Sports Editor MECHANICSVILLE – The fall 2016 boys volleyball season may prove to be a banner year for Hanover County teams, with three of the four local teams ranked in the top 10 in the Times-Dispatch preseason poll. The Raiders and Patriots – ranked fifth and sixth, respectively in the Times-Dispatch poll – seem poised for some serious scraps as they vie for the top spot in Conference 12. Lee-Davis fields a still young, but experienced team at a time when several Conference 11 powerhouses are rebuilding. Hanover is in a bit of a rebuilding phase itself. Atlee Dave Lawrence/The Local The Raiders begin their sea- Atlee’s Blake O’Donnell (18, center) and Andrew Rae (5) block a shot by Douglas Freeman’s Jaden Perini-Anderson Thursday. son with a new head coach, Randy Jones, a former Hanover way – a regional championship, County deputy and Atlee school which has eluded them so far. resource officer who has previously coached at Lee-Davis. He Patrick Henry inherits a team with six seniors The Patriots kept the core – five of whom are returning of a strong team despite losstarters. ing four starters to graduation. “We are a very experienced But there is strength in the team,” Jones said. “The guys Patrick Henry squad’s youth. that are seniors on the team Depending on how a couple of now, when they were sophoposition battles shake out, head mores on the JV team, they coach Michael Townsend may actually went undefeated.” start only one senior. The record of success, plus “It’s a very young team, years of playing together and but they’re well experienced” solid senior leadership, may Townsend said. put the team in good stead to Townsend doesn’t have the achieve a long-sought goal: size on the squad that he’s had winning a regional title. in the past, but his team more “They are very tight-knit than makes up for their lack and they play well together,” of height. Jones said. “We have four “As far as athleticism, as far captains – three of them are as – I don’t know – experience Nick Liberante for The Local seniors, and their leadership and being smart with the ball, George Cleland, of Winston-Salem, North Carolina leaves the start of the 10th annual Patrick ability … is key. They’re makdoing the right thing … this is Henry Half-Marathon in Ashland Saturday. More than 1,100 runners participated. ing everything run smoothly by far the best team I’ve had at and, you know, with me comthis point in the season.” ing in as a new coach, they’ve He said his players excel The Raiders’ captains are setter Michael Norris. years. While they would love to all been … very receptive to my seniors Alex Field, Jake French Atlee has reached the state get there again, there is a prize at one particular aspect of the way of doing things.” and Matt Wiggins along with semifinals each of the last two they hope to pick up along the game.
Start of a long run
Lee-Davis The Confederates may be the most experienced team in the county, returning five starters while still fielding a fairly young squad. “Those guys were young last year,” said Lee-Davis head coach Nick Brown. “That gave them an opportunity to learn a lot and hopefully, that experience that they gained will really pay off for us this year.” Of his five returning starters, two are seniors: outside hitter Jack Casey, who averaged 11 digs and five kills per match last year, and rightside/opposite Orion Riccardi. Three are juniors: middle blocker Aaron Milstead (nine kills and three blocks per match), outside hitter Cole Schlothauer (11 kills and two blocks per match) and middle blocker Brandon Halphen (six kills and two blocks per match). Another returning player is junior libero Tyler Shelton. The Confederates have a new player, senior setter Tyler Carneal, whose skills are already con-
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Three medal in county quad By Dave Lawrence Sports Editor ASHLAND – It took two tries to get the Hanover County quad golf tournament in this year, but by the time it was over Wednesday, three golfers tied for first place. Atlee, led by Timmy Shields and Jacob Harmon, won bragging rights among county teams with a 151. Hanover, led by Ward Wilkinson, finished second at 161. Shields, Harmon and Wilkinson all scored a two-over 37 to finish on top of the field. Atlee’s Erica Whitehouse was third at 38, and Patrick Henry’s Jessica Rathbone fourth at 39. Atlee’s Alex Freeman and Hanover’s Robert Martin tied for fourth at 39. Wilkinson’s 37 was all the
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more impressive because he turned his ankle on the first hole of the day and played with noticeable pain the rest of the day. “I just probably played a lot more conservative than what I probably should have to shoot a better score,” Wilkinson said. “But with the conditions that I had, I kind of had to.” Wilkinson and Shields played in the first group, so it was little surprise that they would top the leaderboard at the end. Harmon was playing No. 4 for the Raiders, and he came up big. He took advantage of a second chance. The quad was initially held on Aug. 15, but severe thunderstorms forced all the golfers off the course and the tournament was started over Wednesday.
linebacker corps. Regardless, their speed and physicality should carry them a long way. The front will be anchored by senior tackle Mason Cooper and senior end Mike Herrity. The linebackers will be led by senior Ryan Brooker and junior Hayden Moore. A quartet of seniors, cornerbacks Queshon Baker and Derrick Mills and safeties Merrix Hart and Tyler Warren, will handle the bulk of the pass defense. Gray hopes he can carry Atlee’s winning legacy forward. “Obviously, they had a lot of success here,” Gray said. “That’s what I would like to keep going.”
number of reasons. “It was an opportunity really to coach at a great place and teach at a great school,” he said. “Even more important, it was an opportunity to keep my family right here.” The Raiders will be changing offensive and defensive systems. On offense, they have three players vying for quarterback: senior Connor Young, junior T.C. Nance and freshman Tyler Warren. A pair of seniors, Chris Green and Clifton Woody, will share running duties. Three more seniors – Queshon Baker, Patrick Henry Derrick Mills and Jabari Rucker The Patriots are going – will handle receiving. The senior-laden defense through a lot of changes this will be strong across the board, season. Some of them are drivif maybe a bit small among the en by foreseeable changes in
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Hanover’s No. 1 golfer Ward Wilkinson hits an approach shot to the ninth green during the Hanover County Quad golf tournament at Hanover Country Club Wednesday. Wilkinson, playing on a turned ankle, was one of three medalists for the day.
“I was playing terrible last a lot more putts and reduced Shields said he was also Dave Lawrence can be week, and turned it around,” the amount of three-putts that playing better the second time reached at dlawrence@mechloHarmon said. “I was making I had.” around, hitting more fairways. cal.com.
personnel. Others are driven by unforeseen forces – preseason and offseason injuries that have set nearly a dozen Patrick Henry on the sidelines, some possibly for the season. Junior quarterback Hunter Hart returns for his third season, but he will most likely spend more time at the halfback position while senior Travious Tyler runs the option-based offense. Both can run and both can throw, but the emphasis will be on the Patriots’ ground game. “We’re very much runbased,” said Patrick Henry head coach Bryan Davis. “Our quarterback … he doesn’t have to make all the decisions. The things that Hunter was asked to do the last couple of years are not the same things we’re asking the quarterback to do now. So our running backs are
extremely important in what we do.” The Patriots have an experienced offensive line coming back, but as of last week senior tackle Elijah Smallwood was the only one completely healthy. “We’ve been very injured here in the preseason,” Davis said. “They’ve had broken ribs. They’ve had broken ankles. We’ve had all kind of things going on. It’s been tough. [The experienced line] was supposed to be our strength … but right now, it is full of some youth.” Defensively, the linebackers are all new. Hart will see some time at that position, too. All four defensive backs – Tyler and junior Devyn Coles at cornerback and senior Rashad Mallory and junior Kaleb Smith at safety – return. The defensive line are all seniors: tackle Roddy Green and ends Davon
Carter and Levon Miller. King William The Cavaliers have gotten off to a rough start with a 62-30 loss to Madison County Friday night in their season opener. Part of their problem Friday night was the lack of their starting quarterback, Ryan Huffman, who was injured in a scrimmage against Rappahannock earlier in August. Huffman, a junior who started at quarterback last year, is one of only four returning starters on the Cavalier offense. Senior wide receiver Will Stewart – who filled in for Huffman against Madison Friday night – senior running back Brenon Sawdy and wide receivers/tight ends Mike Cox and Michael Cunliffe add experience in the team’s skill positions. The offensive line fea-
tures three seniors and three sophomores. The defense will feature a strong front seven, with a tough and physical line and tough linebacker corps. It also features many players who play both ways: Stewart doubles as a defensive back; Huffman, when healthy, can double as an end; and Sawdy and Cox double as linebackers. Defensive tackle Jerean Rogers and cornerback Luke Slaughter are returning starters. King William head coach Dylan DeHart said the Cavaliers have to find a way to gel no matter who is on the field. “We’re trying to keep the mentality of the next guy up,” DeHart said. “We’re going to adjust to our strengths.” Dave Lawrence can be reached at dlawrence@mechlocal.com.
Girls volleyball teams look forward to season Confederates’ other returning starters are senior setter Hailey Carter, junior opposite/middle hitter Sydney Rohlwing, junior defensive specialist Brooke Adkins, and sophomore outside hitter Casey Branson. Despite its youth, Lee-Davis head coach Sharon Gaston feels good about the team. “We’re looking OK,” Gaston said. “We’ve got a lot of young kids, kids that moved up from JV to varsity – so they’re playing a little tight, nervous, just not used to the faster game, I guess, the pressure of being on varsity. … But they’re all working hard. There’s a lot of potential talent there, so I think it will come together.” Gaston said the team has a big question mark with respect to leadership, but she sees potential there, too. “My one senior, Hailey Carter, she’s definitely assumed that role of being a leader,” Gaston said. “I think there’s a few others that might grow into it, so it’s going to be a work in progress. It’ll happen.”
By Dave Lawrence Sports Editor MECHANICSVILLE – Hanover County has produced strong girls volleyball programs in recent years, including a 2013 state champion in Atlee along with Hanover and Lee-Davis teams that have also made deep postseason runs the past few years. Despite lacking some of the powerhouse talent that drove those postseason runs, the three teams all begin the 2016 season ranked in the Times-Dispatch preseason poll. Atlee is the highest on the list at No. 5, followed by Hanover at No. 7 and Lee-Davis at No. 9. The challenge for all five local teams is to live up to their potential. Atlee The Raiders lost six starters from a team that went 23-5 last year. But their four returning starters – all of whom are juniors – pack a wallop on the court. Outside hitter Lauren O’Reilly has 91 kills, 43 digs and 28 aces last year. Middle hitter Kyra Walden had 81 kills and 41 blocks. Walden’s fellow middle hitter Tabitha Green had 21 kills and 11 aces. Graycen Dillard, a defensive specialist/setter, had 154 digs, 406 assists and 25 aces. Green, Dillard and O’Reilly all had 90 percent or better service efficiency. Despite their past achievements, Atlee head coach Curtis Carpenter said his players have work to do. “We’ve got some work to do to try to make them work, I mean work together,” Carpenter said. “We’re definitely a work in progress.” One thing Carpenter would like to see some kind of leadership emerge from the ranks, with the primary candidates
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Lee-Davis hitter Mackenzie Wright (13) hits the ball past Douglas Freeman’s Ashley Fredrick (18) in the Confederates’ 25-14, 25-18, 25-20 over the visiting Rebels last year. Wright, a senior, returns to lead the Lee-Davis squad this season.
head coach, Karl Lippa, who stepped down after last year’s historic Hanover playoff run – all the way to the Virginia High School League Group 4A state semifinals. With just two returning starters – junior outside hitter Kylie Tuxford (244 kills) and senior opposite/middle blocker Cameron Murray (41 aces) – the Hawks will have their hands full repeating that performance this season. But new head coach Greg Knight still has some experiHanover The Hawks lost six starters enced hands stepping up among to graduation as well as their the starting ranks: junior libebeing O’Reilly, Walden and another junior, Annie Jarvis. “I’m still looking for it to form,” Carpenter said. “They’ve shown some signs of leadership. I’m still looking for that definitive sign.” He’s optimistic about the Raider’s future, however. “It’s a good group of kids,” Carpenter said. “We are young. We have some inexperience. … If we start finding our identity, we’ll be OK.”
ro/defensive specialist Lauren Hughes, sophomore setter Quinn Kellogg and sophomore outside hitter Megan Kratzer (48 blocks). Knight, the former boys head coach at L.C. Bird, has been enjoying working with the team the past few weeks. “It’s been so much fun this past three weeks,” Knight said. “The girls, they just listen so much better and they transfer what you have to say [into their game]. I don’t have a single girl that just seems to want to have something to do in the fall. Everybody’s there because
they want to play volleyball. Everybody’s there because they want to get better. The focus at practice is at such a higher level.” Lee-Davis Like Atlee and Hanover, the Confederates lost a substantial number of starters to graduation last year: five. Of the three returning starters, only one is a senior. Despite its youth, LeeDavis features a strong defense as well as a potent offensive weapon in junior middle blocker Mackenzie Wright. The
Patrick Henry The Patriots lost four starters to graduation, but they return a host of experienced seniors to the squad this season. Patrick Henry will be led by senior outside hitter Brooke Winston returns, who should provide a lot of punch to the Patriots’ offense, and senior setter Laura Williamson, who will direct that offense. Other returning seniors opposite/setter Kate Melson, back/outside hitter Hannah Nadlicki and backs Madison Brown, Emma Land and Kate Nadya. Junior middle hitter Grace Girdley, sophomore middle hitter Calli Clevinger and freshman outside hitter Alexis McNair should see plenty of playing time.
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the regional semifinals last year. But head coach Alyssa Farling said the team should not be counted out. “The good news is that, in each area – forward, midfield, defense – I still have a returning player in that position who can provide leadership that was a starter last year,” Farling said. “That’s good news.” While Atlee lost an excellent keeper, Numa Rehmani, to graduation last year, Farling gets a sophomore goalkeeper Campbell Whyte, who despite her youth, is a solid and experienced hand. “Campbell Whyte plays year-round,” Farling said. “She’s very committed to hockey and she’s a good goalie. It’s hard to fill Numa’s shoes, but she’s doing a nice job.” The Raiders also lost senior forward Hayley Anna, who along with her younger sister, Faith, formed a formidable scoring tandem. Now Faith has to forge ahead alone. “Last year, one would score
and one would assist and vice versa – a lot,” Farling said. “So that’s new for Faith, just being on her own, but she’s a really strong player. She’s my leadership on the forward line.” Among the Raiders’ other leaders are sophomore midfielder Reaghan Kolb and senior defender Claire Reagan. Patrick Henry The Patriots return five starters from its 2015 squad, and that experience should help the team stay in the mix among the top local teams in Group 5A. One of their top returners is senior midfielder Aidan Rossman, who scored 16 goals last year. They also return senior goalkeeper Taqiyah Chernesky, who allowed 23 goals, senior forward Hana Beatty, senior midfielder Josie Price, senior defender Raelynn Maier and junior midfielder Caroline Quigley. A key to Patrick Henry’s success will be the development of a cadre of skilled juniors. “I have a core group of juniors who are at an advanced state of play,” said Patrick Henry head coach Abbie Rossman.
“They’re all very capable.” A newcomer to watch is junior defender Olivia Trent, who will be one of the anchors of the Patriots’ defense. Coach Rossman is bullish on her team. “I have very high hopes,” she said. “I know what they can do, what they’re capable of. … I think we need more mental preparation, and that’s something I’m working on right now, setting goals and using visual imagery and writing things down. I’m asking them to be better students of the game.” Hanover The Hawks lost six starters to graduation last year. This year, they have seniors returning in two key positions. First is goalkeeper Rachael Weis, who had 62 saves last year. Another is senior midfielder Keri Kane, who forms a powerful scoring tandem with her sister, sophomore forward Kora Kane. Juniors fill a number of key positions in the Hanover lineup, including midfielders Allison Bunn and Lauren Didlake and defender Alexis Slicker.
Kahne lends a helping hand
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NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Kasey Kahne lends a hand to a good cause, joining Habitat for Humanity on a housing project in Richmond Thursday. Kahne will be back in town next week hoping to clinch a berth in NASCAR’s Chase for the Sprint Cup.
Beazley wins Rookie of the Year at Southside Mechanicsville resident Chris Beazley won Rookie of the Year honors in the U-Car division at Southside Speedway Friday night. Beazley took advantage of
a second place finish to end up on top of all other rookies in that division in points this season despite failing to finish three races because of mechanical issues and two more because
of wrecks. He finished fourth overall in point standings, as did Hanover’s Brad Davis in the Late Model division. — Dave Lawrence
“From what I see, I think we’re much improved,” Farmer Continued from pg. 35 said. “They’re working well together right now. The freshPatrick Henry head coach man … Alexis McNair, she fits Billy Farmer said the team right in with the seniors. meshes well, no matter how King William long players have been memThe Cavaliers lost a host of bers.
senior to graduation last year. This year they have only one, Emily Glazebrook, on the squad. Despite their youth, however, new head coach Melissa Ware expects the team to make some noise in postseason. “They’re pretty strong. Real athletic,” Ware said. “The main
goal right now is to get them familiar with each other so they feel comfortable on the court playing.” Glazebrook will play as setter/outside hitter as well as team leader. “She brings a lot of experience and she’s a leader on the
court. The girls look to her,” Ware said. “I told her at the beginning of the season that I’d be looking for her to help lead the team because of her comfort level. She’s done a good job of it.” Aside from Glazebrook, Ware has six juniors, two soph-
omores and a freshman. She expects a lot from the squad. “I think they’ll do well. I think it’s going to be a successful year,” Ware said. “I’m excited for them.” Dave Lawrence can be reached at dlawrence@mechlocal.com.
limit to the amount of success that they have,” Brown said. “They come in and they work hard every day. They have goals for the season.”
tional starters last year. “We have a young team, mostly juniors,” said Hanover head coach Hilary Cassil. “A little bit less experienced, but they have a lot of heart and they’re working hard, and hopefully, after several matches, they’ll be starting to turn things on.” The two big gaps in the Hawks lineup from last year were formed by the graduation of Lee Olenyik, a big mid-
dle blocker, and libero Brian Stephen. Fortunately for Cassil, senior Andrew Moore has grown into the middle blocker job, and there are three underclassmen battle for the chance to back him up. Finding a new libero has been more difficult. “Our weak spot is passing,” Cassil said. “I’m going to have to take one of my outsides and
put them in as libero right now. It just gives me a little less flexibility in my outside positions because I have to have one of them as my main passer right now.” Cassil said the team is also learning to play together. But she expects the team to get better. “I think the first couple of matches that we have … are going to be slow going,”
she said. “But about half-way through I think we’re going to start to get everybody on the same page and realize how much we can accomplish together. So I’m hopeful for the second half [of the season] to be stronger than the first half, and hopefully going on into postseason.” Dave Lawrence can be reached at dlawrence@mechlocal.com.
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tributing to the team. “He was not on the team last year,” Brown said of Carneal. “He’s stepping into that setter role and he’s done a great job.” Brown is optimistic about the Confederates’ chances this season. “I don’t think that there’s a
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BUS ROUTES | Routes and Bus Numbers ATLEE HIGH SCHOOL 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 Ford Ave , Left on Oak Street, 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: 241
Start run at the intersection of: Barnette Ave & Oak Street (7:50 am), Right on Barnette Ave, Left on Hill View Drive, Left on Princess Anne Drive, Right on Hill View Drive, Left on Barnette Ave, Right on Windsor Drive , Left 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 (7:50 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). Run: 4 • Bus: 44 Start run at the intersection of: Shire Parkway & Shire Court (7:50 am), Proceed on Shire Parkway (turn around at Kelshire Trace), Right on Ellerson Drive (Pickup students to Timberlake Green Drive), Right on Timberlake Green Drive, Left on Buckard Drive, Right on Elwin Drive, Right on Windsor Drive, Left on Troub Lane, Right on Bink
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
Place, Turn Around on Bucket Drive , Left on Troub Lane, Left on Windsor Drive, Right Gold Coast Lane, Right on Buckard Drive, Proceed on Elwin Drive, Left on Ellerson Drive (Pickup students to Meadowbridge Road), Right on Meadowbridge Road (pickup students to Atlee Road) , Left on Atlee Road (no student pickups), Left on Chamberlayne Road, Right on Atlee Station Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle. 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, Right Atlee 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 Mountain 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. 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: 295 Start run at the intersection of: Mann Drive & Dell Ray Drive (7:48 am), Left on Mann Drive (Pickup students to Lansdowne Road), Right on Lansdowne Road, Right on Atlee Road, Left on Holly Ridge Road (pick up students at intersections to Briarthorn Ct), 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 (pickup Students to Chamberlayne Road), 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: Chamberlayne Road & Rutlandshire Drive (7:46am), Right on Rutlandshire Drive, Left on Combs Drive, Right on Atlee Road (turnaround at Hollycroft Court), Proceed on Atlee Road, Right on Chamberlayne Road, Right on Atlee Station Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle, Note: PM run done the same as AM run. Run: 12 • Bus: 101 Start run at the intersection of: Shady Grove Road & Mann Drive (7:50 am), Proceed on Shady Grove Road (pick up students to Studley Road), Left Studley Road (no students to Fayemount Drive), Right on Fayemount Drive, Right on Oakfield Lane, Right on Twin Oaks Road, Right on Studley Road (pickup students to Rutland Road), Left on Rutland Road, Left on Fayemount Drive, Right on Studley Road (no student pickups), Right 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 , Right on Atlee Station Road to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle, Note: PM run reversed from 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 (3 point turnaround at entrance of 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 MiddleNote: 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 Cul-de-sac do a 3 point turn at the entrance of Woody Hogg Reality) 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 (7:54 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), Proceed on Studley Road (pickup students to Cardinal Creek Dr), Left on Cardinal Creek Drive, Left on Quail Creek Drive, Left on Shady Grove Road Pick up students to Hanover Crossings Drive, Right on Chamberlayne Road , Right on Hanover Crossing Drive, Right on Shady Grove Road, Left 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 on Chamberlayne Road, Turn on McKenzie Drive and continue , Right on Marley Drive, 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: 16 • Bus: 223 Start run at: New Ashcake Road and Chamberlayne 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, Right on Laurel Grove Road, Right on Powhickery Drive, turn around at Duling Road, Left on Laurel Grove Road, Proceed 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 (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: 269 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), 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: 19 • Bus: 118 Start run at the intersection of: Weststone Road and Cudlipp Avenue (7:52am), 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 Dewitt Drive (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 . see BUS ROUTES, pg. 38
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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 at intersections 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), Proceed on Meadow Pond Drive, Right on Honey Meadows Road, Right on Atlee Station Road, Right on Castle Tower Place (Turnaround at Castle Tower Place), Proceed on Castle Tower Road, Right on Drawbridge Road (pickup students to Peridot Court), Right on Atlee Ridge Road (no student pickups), Right on Guenevere Place, Right on Castle Tower Road, Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to 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: 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-desac), Left on Kings Charter Drive (no student pickups), Right on Spring Ivy Lane, Right on Kings Charter Drive, Left on Atlee Station Road (no student pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle), Note: PM run done the same as AM . 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: 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 and Manorwood 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: 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 pickups to Atlee High and Chickahominy Middle), Note: PM run reversed from AM run.
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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: 32 • Bus: 261
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: Ridgebrook Drive & Crossover Drive (7:55am), Proceed 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 Drive and Oak Cottage Drive (7:52am), Continue on Oak Cottage Drive (pickup students at intersections to Linderwood Dr), Left on Linderwood Drive (no student pickups), Right on Summer Grove Road (pickup students at intersections to Coolwater Lane), Left on Coolwater Lane, 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: 242 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 Ct & Tarleton Dr (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 Charter Drive 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.
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: 226 Start run at the intersection of: Indianfield Dr & Milestone Dr (8:00 am), 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 Station Road (no student pickups to Atlee / Chickahominy , Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Run: 44 • Bus: 301
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 to Mann 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. 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
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 (7:00 am)., 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 (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: 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 see BUS ROUTES, pg. 39
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. Run: 3 • Bus: 163 Start run at the intersection of: Hopewell Rd & Gum Ball La (7:00am), Proceed on Hopewell Rd., Left on Figuly Rd., Turn around at Westwood Farms Ct, Proceed on Figuly Rd., Right on Hopewell Rd., Left on Westwood Rd., Right on Hidden Lake Estate Dr (turnaround at Hidden Lake Circle), Right 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 ElementaryNote: 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
Run: 6 • Bus: 317
Start run at the intersection of: Westwood Rd & Flannigan Mill Rd (7:00 am), Left on Flannigan Mill Road , Right on Babbling Brook Lane (turnaround at end), Right on Flannigan Mill Road (pickup students to Old Church Rd.), Proceed on Old Church Road (pickup 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 Rd), Proceed on Old Church Road (no student pickup), Proceed on Old Church Road (pick up students from Spring Run Rd to Mechanicsville Turnpike), Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pick up), Left on Walnut Grove Road to Battlefield Park ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 7 • Bus: 114 Start run at the intersection of: Lake Haven Dr and Greenhaven Dr (7:30am), Right on Deep Creek Dr, Right on Pond Place Way (turn around in cul-de-sac), Right on Walking Stick La, Right on Pond Grass Rd., Continue on Pond Grass Rd., Left on Old Estate Way (pickup students to Walnut Grove Rd), Left on Walnut Grove Rd., Proceed to Battlefield Park Elementary. Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 8 • Bus: 182 Start run at the intersection of: Creighton Parkway & Stoney River Pl (7:25 am), Left on Greystone Creek Rd., Right on Pond Grass Rd., Proceed on Pond Grass Rd., Right on Old Estates Way, Left on Walnut Grove Rd., Proceed on Walnut Grove Rd to Battlefield Elementary School, Note: PM run order is same as AM run.
Run: 9 • Bus: 299 Start run at the intersection of: Walnut Grove Rd & Old Estates Way (7:25 am), Proceed on Walnut Grove Rd (pick up students to Creighton Parkway), 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 Dr), Right on Havenview Dr (pick up students to Lake Haven Dr), Right on Lake Haven Dr (turnaround in Lake Have Drive Cul-de-sac), Left on Green Haven Dr (no student pickup), Right on Northfall Creek Parkway, Left on Walnut Grove Rd to Battlefield Park Elementary, Note: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 10 • Bus: 123 Start run at the intersection of: Pond Grass Rd and Greystone Creek Rd (7:30 am), Proceed on Pond Grass Rd., Left on Willow Dance Rd (pickup students to Empresstree Lane, turn around), Proceed on Willow Dance Rd., Right on Pond Grass Rd (no student pickup), Right on Old Estates Way (no student pickup), Left on Walnut Grove Rd (no student pickup), Proceed to Battlefield Park ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 11 • Bus: 29 Start run at the intersection of: Battlefield Park Elementary School Bus Loop (2:35pm), Turn left on Walnut Grove Rd., Left into First Shiloh Baptist Church (Drop off at Rear Door), Left on Walnut Grove Rd., Right Creighton Parkway, First Shiloh Baptist Church & Minnie Land Daycares PM Only.
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.
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: 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
Run: 3 • Bus: 45 Start run at the intersection of: McClellan Road and Peace Road (7:00 am), Left on Peace Road (pickup students to and turnaround at Longhorn Drive), Proceed on Peace Road, Left on McClellan Road (pick up students to Fox Hunter Lane) , Right 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 (turn around at end), Left on Cold Harbor Road, Right on Elder Ridge Lane (turn around at Garthright Court), Right on Cold Harbor
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Road (7:10 am), Left on Little Florida Road (pickup students to Mechanicsville Turnpike), Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pick up), Turn around on 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 ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run.
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BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 39
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 (7:22 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: 342
Start run at the intersection of: Daffodil Road and Sydnor Lane (7:23 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: 338
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 Tuckaway Day 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: Colts Neck Road & Walnut Grove Road (7:20 am), 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: 239 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 Harbor Road, 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 ElementaryNote: 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
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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), Proceed 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 ElementaryNote: 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 stu-
dent 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 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: 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: 269 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 School, Note: 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 School, Note: 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 (7:20 am), 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: Tazewell 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 School, Note: PM run order is same as AM run. 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, Left on Ebaugh Lane, Left on Cudlipp Avenue (pickup students at intersections see BUS ROUTES, pg. 41
BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 40
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. 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).
COOL SPRING ELEMENTARY/PM ONLY Run: 17 • Bus: 109 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 Right on Leon Lane, Right on Dickey Drive, RTMA PM Only.
HANOVER HIGH OAK KNOLL MIDDLE 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 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 MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run., Run: 5 • Bus: 21 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Park Ln. & Pole Green Rd. (7:10), Continue east on Pole Green Rd. (p/u’s), Continue to Woodlawn Farm Drive , Left 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 of Mechanicsville Turnpike, Right on Old Cavalry Drive , Right on Perryville Drive (turn around at designated location), Left on Old Cavalry Drive, Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike, Right on Westhaven
Drive (turn around at designated location), Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike (p/u to Creighton Parkway), Right on Creighton Parkway (turn around), Continue on Creighton Parkway to Creekside Village Dr. & Creighton Pkwy, Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike, Right on Woodbridge Road , Left on Wedgewood Road , Right on J David Lane, Right on Pimlico Drive, Left on Sherrington Drive, 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), Right on Rural Point Road (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: 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 picksee BUS ROUTES, pg. 42
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ing 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 stu-
dents 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 MiddleNote: 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 MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 11 • Bus: 315 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 MiddleNote: 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 MiddleNote: 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), Proceed back 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 MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 15• Bus 337
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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 (7:28 am), 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 Hill Road (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: 137 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 MiddleNote: 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 MiddleNote: 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 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: 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 Driver Start run at the intersection of: Point Place and Shelton Pointe Drive (7:51am), Continue on Shelton Pointe Drive to the cul-desac (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 MiddleNote: 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 on Blacksmith 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 MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 23 • Bus: 344 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: 85 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 , Continue back to Charleston Road , Right on Charleston Road, Left on Whippoorwill Road, Left on New Britton Road (turn around at designated location), Left on New London Road, Right on Patrick Henry Blvd, Continue around to 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 (7:50am), 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. see BUS ROUTES, pg. 43
Oak Court), Left on Goddins Hill Road, Left on Mount Hermon Road Continued from pg. 42 (no student pickups), Left on Stumpy Road , pickup students to Peaks Road, Left on Peaks Road (no student Run: 26 • Bus: 79 pickups), Right on Stumpy Road Start run at the intersection of: pickup students to Chamberlayne Chamberlayne Road and Georgetown Road , Right on Chamberlayne Road Road (7:35am), Continue south to Hanover High and Oak Knoll on Georgetown Road (pickup stuMiddleNote: PM run reversed from dents to Foxal Road), Left on Foxal AM run. Road (turn around at end), Left on Georgetown Road (pickup students Run: 29 • Bus: 316 to Chestnut Church Road), Left on Start run at the intersection of: Elletts Chestnut Church Road to Glebe Hill Crossing Road & Hickory Hill Rd. Road, Continue on Glebe Hill Road (7:30am), Continuing on Hickory to Garden Terrace Ct. (turn around Hill Road (turn around at designated loc.), Continue back to Georgetown location), Continue back to Elletts Road , Left on Georgetown Road Crossing Road , Left on Route 1 to (pickup students to Sugar Loaf Jamestown Road, Left on Jamestown Drive), Left on Sugar Loaf Drive (turn Road (no p/u’s), Right on Woodside around at Sunglow Drive), Continue Lane , Left on Markside Way, Right back down Sugarloaf Drive , Left on on Slayden Circle (p/u at Ambys Peanut Lane & continue to end (turn Ln. & Slayton Cir.), Right on Ambys around), Left on Sugarloaf Dr., Left Ln., Left on Woodside Lane , Left on Georgetown Road (pickup stuon Providence Green Drive , Right dents to Shannondale Road), Right on Providence Run Road , Right on Rural Point Road (no student on Providence Park Drive , Left on pickups), Right on Chamberlayne East Patrick Henry Road (pickup Road to Hanover High and Oak students to Wintercrest Drive), Right Knoll Middle, Note: PM run order is on Wintercrest Drive (turn around same as AM run. at end), Right on East Patrick Henry Road (pick up students to Goddins Hill Road) , Right on Goddins Hill Run: 27 • Bus: 275 Road (no student pick ups), Left on Start run at : 13234 Hanover Mount Herman Road (no stuCourthouse Rd. (Exxon parking dent pickups), Left on Peaks Road lot), Continue north on Hanover (student p/u’s), Right on Stumpy Courthouse Road to Normans Road (no student pickups), Right on Bridge Road , Right on Normans Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High Bridge Road , Continue to Hanover and Oak Knoll MiddleNote: PM run Quarter Road , Left on Hanover reversed from AM run. Quarter Road (turn around at designated Location), Continue back on Normans Bridge Road , Right Run: 30 • Bus: 154 on Hanover Courthouse Road (turn Start run at the intersection of: around at boat landing), Right on Rt. Jamestown Rd. & Nursery Rd. 54 and Patrick Henry Road, Left on (7:25am) , Continue on Jamestown Depot Road, Right on Saint Paul’s Road , Right on Woodside Lane Church Road , Right on Hanover , Right on E. Patrick Henry Road Courthouse Road, Left on River , Right on Francis Road (p/u & turn Road (turn around at designated around at designated location), Conlocation), Continue back down River tinue back to Route 54 , Cross over 54 Road, Left on Hanover Courthouse onto Mount Hermon Road, Continue Road (pickup students to Hanover on Mount Hermon Road , Right High and Oak Knoll Middle)Note: on Campbell Creek Road, Right PM run reversed from AM run. on Landcastle Drive , Continue on Landcastle Dr. to Mt. Hermon Farm Ln. (turn around), Continue back Run: 28 • Bus: 188 on Landcastle Dr (past intersection Start run at the intersection of: E. of Campbell Crk. Rd. & Landcastle Patrick Henry Road and Liberty Rd., Continue back on Landcastle Oaks Lane (7:35am), Turn on Liberty Rd. & Campbell Creek Rd. intersecOaks Lane and continue to Depot tion , Right on Campbell Creek Road, Left on Depot Road , Left Road, Right on Mount Hermon on Saint Paul’s Church Road, Left Road, Proceed on Mount Herman on East Patrick Henry Road to Road (pickup students to N. Oaks Wickham Manor Way, Right on Drive), Left on N. Oaks Drive, Right Wickham Manor Way (Hickory Hill on Oak Trail, Left on North Oaks Subdivision) , Continue to intersecDrive, Left on Mount Hermon Road tion of Wickham Manor Way & (pickup students to Peaks Road) Manor Garden Lane (p/u’s), Continue , Left on Peaks Road (no student on to intersection of Wickham Manor pickups), Right on Stumpy Road Way & Wild Honeysuckle Lane (no student pickups), Right on (p/u’s), Turn around at intersection & Chamberlayne Road to Hanover High continue back to East Patrick Henry and Oak Knoll Middle Road , Right on East Patrick Henry Road, Bear left on Goddins Hill Road, pickup to Mount Eagle Road, Left on Run: 31 • Bus: 20 Mount Eagle Road, Right on Eagle Start run at the intersection of: Mount Point Lane (turn around at Pheasant Hermon Road and Cheroy Road Rush Court), Right on Mount (7:38am), Continue on Cheroy Road Eagle Road (turn around at Quail pickup students to Cheroy Woods
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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 MiddleNote: 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: 340 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: 250 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: 282 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 , 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 on Red 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.
LAUREL MEADOW ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus: 224 Start run at the intersection of: Plum Grove Drive & Spicewood Drive (7:12 am), Right on Plum Grove Drive, Right 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 (no student pickup), Left on Meredith Farms Drive (no student pickup), Left on Halycon Drive, Left on Laurel Meadows School Road to Laurel Meadow ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run.
Run: 2 • Bus: 6 Start run at the intersection of: Elliott Dr & Vaughan Dr (7:20 am), Left on Elliott Drive, Left on Crump Drive, Right 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 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: 4 • Bus: 157 Start run at the intersection of: Lee Davis Road and Spicewood Drive (7:15 am), Right on Spicewood Drive to Spicewood Place, Left on Spicewood Place (turnaround 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 turnaround), Left on Lone Cedar Drive (to end turnaround), Left on Hanover Grove BoulevaRd., Left on Hanover Grove Lane (to end turnaround), Left on Hanover Grove BoulevaRd., Right on Pole Green Road , Right on Lee Davis Road , Left on Wesbeam Drive (Pickup students at intersections to Horsham Drive), Left on Horsham Drive, Left in to Laurel Meadow Elementary, Note: PM run order is same as AM run with exception of Davis Place first. Run: 5 • Bus: 120 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 ElementaryNote: 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 J David 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 ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run., Laurel Meadow Elementary. Run: 7 • Bus: 313 Start run at the intersection of: Lee Davis Road & Brooks Farm Road (7:12 am), Proceed on Lee Davis Road (Pickup students on the right to Foxlair Drive), Right 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 (no student pickups), Left on Horsham Drive to Laurel Meadow ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 08 • 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 see BUS ROUTES, pg. 44
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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 ElementaryNote: PM run order is same as AM run., Laurel Meadow Elementary. Run: 9 • Bus: 108 Start run at the intersection of: Weathered Oak Lane & Turnage Lane (7:20 am), Proceed 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 , Right on Meredith Farms (Pickup Students to Laurel Meadow Drive), Left on Laurel Meadow Drive (no student pickups), Left to Laurel Meadow ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from 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 student’s 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 Cul-de-sac), Right on Little Sorrel Drive (turn around in Little Sorrel Drive Cul-de-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: 302
Start run at the intersection of: Old Hickory Drive & Goddard School (7:10 am), Pickup Students at entrance of Goddard School Parking, Proceed on Old Hickory Drive, Pick up Students at Child Time Daycare, Proceed on Old Hickory Drive, Right on Sherwood Crossing Place, Proceed on Old Hickory Drive, Right on Mechanicsville Turnpike, Right on Wynbrook Lane, 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: 12 • Bus: 194
Start run at the intersection of: Laurel Meadow Elementary School Bus Loop (2:35pm), Turn left on Lee Davis Road, Right on Old Hickory Drive, Drop Off at Goddard School (Do Not go in Parking lot of Goddard stop at entrance & Old Hickory Drive), Proceed on Old Hickory Drive, Drop Off at Child Time Daycare, Proceed on Old Hickory Drive, Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike , Left on Compass Point Drive , Right into Hanover Friends Daycare (Drop Off at Rear Door), Goddard School & Child Time AM (Bus 302) & PM (Bus 194), Hanover Friends Daycare PM Only.
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LEE DAVIS HIGH STONEWALL JACKSON MIDDLE Run 1 • Bus: 343 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 (U-turn 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 Road, Note: PM run order is same as AM run. PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load. , Run: 2 • Bus: 125 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike & Pole Green Road (7:05 am), Proceed East on Mechanicsville Turnpike (Pick up students on right to Old Church Road), Right on Old Church Road, Left on Piping Tree Ferry Road , 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. 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 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 MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run., PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load. Run: 5 • Bus: 182 Start run at the intersection of: Pebble Path Parkway & Homehills Road (7:50am), Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickup), Left 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 HS, Note: 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 McClellan Road (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) , Right on Swans Lane (to end turn around), Right Rockhill 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 MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run., PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load.
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 MiddleNote: 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), Left 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: 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
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 stusee BUS ROUTES, pg. 45
Continued from pg. 44
dent 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-desac), 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: Stonewall First 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 (Pickup Students to Travellers Way), Right on Travellers Way (no student pickup), Right on Little Sorrel Drive (Pick up students at Highlander Pl & Little Sorrel Drive), Right on Highlander Place , Right on Walnut Grove Road (pickup students to Lee Davis Road), 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 Creighton Parkway, Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike, Right on Lee Park Drive, 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 Mechanicsville Turnpike (no student pickups), Left on Compass Point Lane, Proceed on Marshall Arch Drive, Right on Jackson Arch Drive, Right on Washington Arch Drive, Left on Compass Point Lane, Left on Mechanicsville Turnpike, Right on Lee Park Road, Right on Lee Davis Road , Note: PM run order is same as AM run. With exception of Liberty Trace is done first., PM: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load. Run: 17 • Bus:123 Start run at the intersection of: Old Estates Way and 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), 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: 267 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Turnpike & Adams Farm Lane (7:55am), 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, Right on Creighton Parkway (Pickup Students on Right Side to Walnut Grove Road), Right on Walnut Grove Road (No Student Pickups), Left on Merle Smith Lane, Left on Starke Court (to end turn around), Right on Walnut Grove Road , Right on Cactus Road, Right on Queens Lace Road, Left on 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: Stonewall Middle First load.
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), Proceed on Lee Davis Road, Right on Dove Way, Left on Jay Way, Right on Thrush Way, Right on Bell Creek Drive, Left on Mallard Way, Left on Thrasher Way, Right 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 HighNote: PM run reversed from AM run., PM: Stonewall Jackson First load. Run: 22 • Bus: 107
Start run at the intersection of: Creighton Rd and Powhite
Run: 23 • Bus: 239 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 High and Stonewall Jackson Middle, Note: PM run same as AM run., PM: Lee Davis High First Load, Tuckaway Daycare PM Only. Run: 24 • Bus: 342 Start run at the intersection of: Daffodil Road and Sydnor Lane (7:50 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 see BUS ROUTES, pg. 46
Special Education Advisory Committee Announces 2016-2017 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 2016-2017 school year: Business Meetings
9/19/16
10/3/16
12/5/16
2/6/17
3/6/17
Subcommittee Meetings
11/14/16
1/2/17
3/6/17
4/24/17
6/5/17
4/3/17
5/1/17
6/5/17
Meetings will be held at the Hanover County School Board Office located at 200 Berkley Street in Ashland, Virginia. 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.
Run: 20 • Bus: 224 Start run at the intersection of: Eula Street & Kristy Star Lane (7:50 am), Right on Eula Street, Left on Mary Esther Lane , Right on Walnut Grove Road, Left 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 pickup), Right on Bluebird Way (no student pickup), Left on Mallard Way (no student pickup), Right on Brandy Creek Drive (no student pickup), Proceed on Lee Park Drive (no student pickup), Right on Lee Davis Road (no student pickup), Continue to 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
Farms Dr (7:54 am), Left on Tammy Lane (no student pickup), Left on Marie Lane, Left on Chenault Way, Left on Sledds Lake Road, Right on Draperfield Road, Right on Dairy Drive (pickup students to Nells Trace), Right on Marie Lane (no student pickups), Left on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups), Continue onto Lee Davis Road to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle, Note: PM run order is same as AM run., PM: Stonewall Middle First load.
The members of the 2016-2017 Special Education Advisory Committee are: Debra Holloway, Chair, Allison Thurman, Vice-Chair, Tanya Braden, Secretary, Kara Brant, Lucy Cantrell, Kerry Clarke, Allison Coleman, Jessica Collette, Richie Crabbe, Kim Fennelly, Linda Fielding, Hank Foley, Regina Hodges, Yvette Jackson, Stephanie Kim, Tina Mello, Michael Olex, Amber Peacock, Yolanda Pinkney-Coleman, Caroline Quigley, Christina Sumner, Sharon Taylor, John Trammell, Diane Brown, Marla Coleman, Meredith Eads, Jennifer Greif, Kelly Jones, Emily Snead, Shellie Waldron, Kristen Wilken, Lauran Ziegler For more information about the Special Education Advisory Committee contact the Hanover County Public Schools Parent Resource Center at (804) 365-4596 or Debra Holloway, Chairman, at (804) 938-9381. 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 15, 2017 for an application at (804) 365-4535. Information about SEAC is also available on the Hanover County Public Schools website at http://hcps2.hanover.k12.va.us/instruction/parentresource/SEAC.htm. 379703-01
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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: 335
Start run at the intersection of: Arrow Stone Road and Walnut Grove Court (7:55 am), Left on Walnut Grove Court, Left on Whipper Lane, Left on Peach Orchard Lane, Left on Walnut Grove Road, 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: Stonewall Jackson Middle First Load. Run: 26 • Bus: 175
Start run at the intersection of: Harbor Hill Drive and Colonel Crump Drive (7:55am), 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 , Left on Old Hickory Drive, Right on Long Street to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run., PM: Lee Davis High School 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-turn at end and return to Mechanicsville 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 MiddleNote: 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”), Right on Cold Harbor Road (no student pickups), Right on East Blvd, Left on Matroka Road, Left on Catlin Road, 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 order is same as 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 MiddleNote: PM run reversed from AM run., PM: Lee Davis High First Load. Run: 32 • Bus: 127 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
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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: 341 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, 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 HighNote: 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 MiddleNote: 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: 338
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 MiddleNote: 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 (7:51am), 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 Loop. Note: 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 pickups to Lee Davis High and Stonewall Jackson Middle)Note: PM run reversed from AM run., PM: Lee Davis High First load. Run: 46 • Bus: 302 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 HS, Note: PM run order is same as AM run., PM: Lee Davis High First Load.
MECHANICSVILLE ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus: 181 Start run at: Stonewall Drive & Ambrose Drive (7:15 am), Right on Stonewall Drive, Left on Ambrose Drive, Right on Early Drive, Right 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 New Hunter Road, Right on Brook Way, Right on Jennifer Lane, Right on Stonewall Parkway, (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. see BUS ROUTES, pg. 47
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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 Parkway (pick up students at All 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, 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 and Lee Ave (7:15 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 Full View Avenue, 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 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 (Pickup Students to Bridge), Left into Mechanicsville ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 6 • Bus: 290
Start run at the intersection of: Aquarius Drive and Catlin Road (7:16 am), Left on Aquarius Drive, Right on Aquarius Loop, 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 , Left on Matroka Road, Right on East Blvd, 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: 44 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Elementary Bus Ramp and Atlee Road (7:17am), 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: 241 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 , Right on N. Mayfield, Right on Brook Drive, Right on Meadowview Lane, Left on Landover Drive, Right on Carter Lane, Left on Atlee Road , Note: PM is run the same as AM run., Services Mechanicsville Baptist Daycare. Run: 11 • Bus: 119 Start run at the intersection of: Shady Grove Road Tavern Keepers Way (7:15 am), Proceed on Shady Grove Road (Pickup students to Meadowbridge Road), Left on Meadowbridge Road, Left in to Shady Grove Methodist Drive (Pickup Students at Kiddies Kids), Proceed on Shady Grove Methodist Drive, Right on Shady Grove Road (Pick up students to Mountain 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 on Right Side to Davis Ave), 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.
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: 85
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), Proceed to Pearson’s Corner Elementary, Note: PM runs the same as AM run. Run: 3 • Bus: 344 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: 301 Start run at the intersection of: Mead Hall Court and Brickerton 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 (7:24 am), Left 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: New Ashcake Road & Holly Road (7:20am), Proceed on New Ashcake Road (pickup students on right side to Linderwood Drive), Left on Linderwood Drive, Left 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: 242 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 (turnaround 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, 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. see BUS ROUTES, pg. 48
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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 ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run.
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, 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 (turn around at Talley Farm Lane), Right on Winsmith Drive, 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: 315
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 Run: 4 • Bus: 292 Start run at the intersection of: Old Calvary Drive and Thicket Run Way (7:20 am), Make a UTurn 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 ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run.
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
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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 (7:09 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, 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 ElementaryNote: 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 on Red 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 ElementaryNote: PM run reversed from AM run. Run: 12 • Bus: 240 Start run at the intersection of: Battalion Drive & Annex Lane (7:20 am), Proceed on Battalion Drive, Left on Smoothbore Lane, Right on Annex Lane, 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.
WASHINGTON HENRY ELEMENTARY Run: 1 • Bus: 147
Start run at the intersection of: Atlee Road & Meadowbridge Road (7:08 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 Cul-de-sac), 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-desac), 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: AM ONLY Bon Secour Regional Memorial Day Care, PM ONLY Atlee Christian Day care. Run: 3 • Bus: 184 Start run at the intersection of: Meadow Bridge Road & Ellerson
Station Drive (7:24am), Proceed on Ellerson Station Drive, 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 (7:05 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: McFaye Ave & Atlee Rd (7:07am), Proceed 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 culde-sac), Right on Holly Ridge Road , Right on Atlee Road , Right on Marc
Gregory Court (turn around in culde-sac), Left on Atlee Road (pickup students to Mann Drive), Right on Mann Drive to Washington Henry ElementaryNote: 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 Cul-desac), 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: 48 (PM only)
Start run at Washington Henry Elementary (2:30 pm), Right on Mann Drive, Left on Atlee Road, Left into Rainbow Station Day Care, Stop At Rainbow Station Day Care, Right on Atlee Road, Right on Grove Road, Stop at Bon Secour Regional Memorial Day Care.
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Need for help grows in demand for the agency’s ser- Cold Harbor District while By Melody Kinser Fuller is from Mechanicsville. vices. mkinser@mechlocal.com Lynn H. Saunders and David Four-year terms are appointed With a mission to help those by the Hanover County Board who are least able to help them- W. Fuller moved into their new of Supervisors. selves, the newly-elected chair positions on July 27. Both are Saunders, in the role and vice chair of the Hanover now in their seventh year on of chair, said she sees firstCountySocialServices Advisory the board. see NEED, pg. 25 ` Saunders represents the Board talked about the increase
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Taylor Dragum, Alex Goleski, Laci Miller, Courtney Chenault and Madison Cox cheer on the Atlee All-Stars on Saturday, July 31, during the opening game of the Tournament of State Champions at Mitch Stadium near Huntington, W.Va. For more, see Sports, page 32.
School district again expects full accreditation For the ninth consecutive year, Hanover County Public Schools will again receive 100 percent full accreditation. According to Dale S. Theakston, communications specialist, the accreditation is determined based on the 200910 Standards of Learning assessments. Preliminary information from the Virginia Department of Education indicates the accreditation status. Final accreditation reports are expected on Sept. 15.
County receives VACo honor Hanover County has Development. been recognized by the VACo received 60 entries Virginia Association of for the statewide contest. Former Hanover County Counties as the recipient of the 2010 Achievement assistant administrator Award for the Dominion Marilyn Blake joined Lane Resources Greentech Ramsey, former Chesterfield Incubator. County administrator, and The county was honored Tedd Povar, associate direcfor its model local govern- tor of the Virginia Institute of ment program in the catego- Government, in judging this ry of Community/Economic see HONOR, pg. 4 `
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Abram Dean’s “first real thing” in terms of performing paid off earlier this year when he captured the title of Hanover Junior Idol. Thanks to some encouragement from his mom Debbie Lunsford, he took the leap into the world of music. And now the 16-year-old from Mechanicsville is preparing to move to Texas to pursue his dream. On Aug. 20, Abram and his mother will head to Dallas where he has been accepted to study — and hone his skills — with the Linda Septien Entertainment Group. Debbie said she suggested Abram enter the Hanover Arts and Activities Centersponsored Idols competition because he “wants to get into this music thing, so let’s
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HOME REPAIR Stanley Home Improvement Repairs inside & outside your home. No job too small. 20 years experience. Licensed & Insured Ken 262-8845 or 840-0464 Drywall Repairs- Small jobs welcome. Clean & Dependable. Licensed & Insured 30 years experience. Dean~ 803-8417 Herring Home ImprovementWindows, Decks, Sheds, Repairs Licensed & Insured. Call 537-5755
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PAINTING Affordable House Painting & Repairs Int. & Ext. Painting, Staining, Power Washing, Textured Ceilings, Sheetrock & Wall Papering Lic. & Ins. - Kevin Taylor, 241-5016
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PERDUE’S POWER WASHING Est. 1995 - Full Service Pressure Washing. Resid. & Light Comm. Gutter Cleaning. Lic. & Ins. Free Est. Ernie Perdue 328-1668
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A SUPERIOR LANDSCAPE Commercial and Residential Landscaping Including design installation & maintenance, 12month contracts, irrigation installation & maintenance, hardscapes, driveway stone, drainage issues, outdoor lighting, mulch delivery & leaf removal services with curbside pickup. Lic/Ins. Call (804)746-2605 BASHAM LAWN CARE Offering local residents High Quality Lawn Care services at an Affordable Rate: starts at $25. MOW ∂ TRIM MULCH ∂ GUTTERS ∂ CALL 398-8287 FRESH START LANDSCAPING & JUNK REMOVAL Clearing, Underbrush, Small Demolition,Tree Work, Light Moving, Mulch, Property Clean Up. No job too small. Call Anthony at 399-1917
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LAWN CARE PLUS - Complete Lawn Care & Landscaping Year Round Maintenance Programs Available Fully Lic/Ins. Free Estimates 730-2367 R. J. Davis Lawncare, Inc. Complete Lawn Care Services & Turf Care Packages 798-0492 www.RJDavisLawnCare.com Short Cuts Landscape Grass Cutting, Pruning, Trimming, Mulching, Fence & Deck Repair, & Small Home Repairs. 804-218-8780 or 330-327-1777
Painting By George Interior & Exterior Reasonable Rates. Call 550-3260 PCT Remodeling Exterior/Interior Painting. Licensed/Insured. 264-9352
ROOFING Roofing - All Types of Installation & Repair. 40+ years of experience. Licensed / Insured. Call 804-347-3812
SIDING AMERICAN SIDING INC. Windows, Siding,Roofing,Gutters, & More Licensed & Insured.We have been Improving VA since 1982. Call Paul for FREE estimate. Mention Ad for 10% Discount. 804-346-5500 www.Americansidinginc.com
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Tree Services: Deadwood/Thinning, Weight/Height Reduction, Tree/Stump Removal, Emergency Services. Hardscape Services: Patio Installs/ Designs, Sidewalks, Retaining Walls, Repairs. For free estimates call, 804-779-3464. Fully Insured. hanoverpruningandhardscapeinc.com
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A People’s Tree Service Professional work at a reasonable rate. Insured. Free Estimates. Mulch. Call 730-2163. Committed Experience Over 20Years! New & Re-roofs Residential & Commercial Certified/Master Installers for GAF & Certainteed Standing Seam, Metal &Copper, Gutter Installation. BBB Member VA Class A Licensed - Fully Insured We accept all major credit cards.Call today for your FREE Estimate, 559-4144 Davidson Roofing Co. Residential Roofing & Repair Specialists. Lic/Insured GAF Master Elite Contractor BBB /Free Estimates 804-672-0540 www.davidsonroofing.com
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A SUPERIOR LANDSCAPE COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL TREE REMOVAL SERVICES Pruning, Stump Grinding, Emergency Services & Grapple Trucks available. Certified Arborists, Free estimates, Licensed & insured. 804-746-2605 Ernie’s Tree Service - Trimming, Removal & Stump Grinding. Free Est. 75ft. Bucket Truck. BBB. 730-6563 or 833-9663
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HOROSCOPES ownership plan 50. Recorded 52. Paddle 53. Dormouse 55. Officially prohibit 56. Wrongly 57. Yves Rocher 58. Weakens 63. An evening party 65. Containing salt 66. Semitic gods 67. Grand in scale CLUES DOWN 1. Very long period of time 2. Boston-based Celtic punk band (abbr.) 3. Final month (abbr.) 4. Scottish island 5. Merchandiser 6. Elected leader (abbr.) 7. Brews 8. Linear accelerator (abbr.) 9. Lawrence Taylor 10. Upstate NY college 11. Schemer 13. Even more shaggy 15. Electronic funds transfer
17. Currently popular 18. Indicates where you are 21. Female peace officers 23. Opposite of woman 24. Drain 27. Studied 29. Performs mischievous deeds 32. Political action committee 34. Rocker Nugent 35. American jazz rockers “__ Dan” 36. They remove things 39. Standardized test 40. Dishonorable man 43. Infants 44. Actress Richards 46. International monetary units 47. Married woman 49. Lecterns 51. Buddy 54. Spanish river 59. “Fresh Prince of __ Air” 60. Strike lightly 61. Boxing legend 62. Muscle contraction 64. Siberian river
CANCER • Jun 22/Jul 22 Cancer, do your best to overhaul your finances. Some recent purchases might have made you vulnerable, and now is a great time to regain control.
TAURUS • Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, uncertainty has you wondering about the direction in which your life may be going. It’s a time for reflection. Look to a parent or trusted advisor for guidance.
LEO • Jul 23/Aug 23 Leo, a sudden burst of creativity will inspire you and others in the days ahead. Keep up the great work you’re doing, and don’t be afraid to take chances.
GEMINI • May 22/Jun 21 Romance may get in the way of logic this week, Gemini. This is sure to be exciting, but try to maintain your focus. Keep lines of communication with your significant other open.
VIRGO • Aug 24/Sept 22 You are given to behaving selflessly, Virgo. But this week you can still help others and take your needs into consideration. Ask for help if you need it.
LIBRA • Sept 23/Oct 23 Libra, resist the urge to overindulge in food or beverages this week. Good times are ahead and you want to be able to enjoy them to the fullest.
CAPRICORN • Dec 22/Jan 20 Capricorn, gifts might start coming your way and you don’t understand all the generosity. Accept what is offered and recognize that you deserve it.
SCORPIO • Oct 24/Nov 22 Scorpio, you’re focused on furthering your career, but responsibilities at home must be weighed before making a final decision. Don’t give up; just reevaluate your timing.
AQUARIUS • Jan 21/Feb 18 It’s easy to expect others to keep your pace when you have all of your ducks in a row, Aquarius. However, not everyone works on the same schedule that you do. Allow time to catch up.
SAGITTARIUS • Nov 23/Dec 21 Sagittarius, rather than dreaming of faraway places, make a plan to travel. Establish a savings account or vacation fund and begin making your travel goals happen.
PISCES • Feb 19/Mar 20 Pisces, promising more than you can possibly deliver at this time will not win you any admirers. Others will appreciate your honesty.
THIS WEEK’S ANSWERS
CLUES ACROSS 1. Taro plant 5. Stone splinter 10. One who likes tobacco 12. Roughly chipped flint 14. He played Gandalf 16. Indicates position 18. AMC ad show “Mad __” 19. Popular sports league 20. Linguistics pioneer 22. Singer DiFranco 23. Dispenses 25. Most important part 26. Worthless entertainment 27. Remunerate 28. Cool 30. Ex-Knick Jeremy 31. On top 33. Felt for 35. Vulcan doctor 37. Publicly denounce 38. Bits of 40. Something to live by 41. Take in solid food 42. Small amount 44. German war epic “__ Boot” 45. Words per minute 48. Employee stock
ARIES • Mar 21/Apr 20 A playful and generous spirit make you a favorite friend to have around, Aries. Many may be clamoring for your attention, and you do not know where to direct it first.
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“If we don’t sell your house, ERA will buy.”
www.ERAWoodyHogg.com"If we don't sell your house, ERA will buy." W NEICE! PR
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Avondale
Lovely brick rancher w/walk-out basement. Maintenance free exterior. Dimension shingles & gutter guards. Florida Rutland 4 Bed/2 ½ Home w/open family room w/fireplace! room addition w/lots of natural sunlight (heat and air). Large kitchen w/center island, gas cooking & First flr w/3 bdrms & 2 full ba. Beautiful refinished hrdwd stainless steel appliances. 2nd story loft, luxury flrs. Upstairs freshly repainted throughout. Open plan w/ master bath with double sinks! Numerous extras! kitchen flowing into the family rm. Basement w/recreation room & fourth bdrm/office. $249,950 Please call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100 Please call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
Huge Price Drop 18.5 Acres $102,000 Great opportunity. Recently appraised and appraisal available. Property sold “as is” and to be conveyed by a “special warranty deed”.
Call the Woody Hogg Team 804-427-5100
Dove Hollow in Glen Allen
New carpet & paint throughout the home. Features 4 bedrooms plus 2½ bathrooms. Glen Allen High School. Separate living room & a front-to-back family room. The formal dining room is great for special family occasions! Your family will enjoy the eat-in kitchen. 1 year ERA. Buyer’s Warranty! $229,950 The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
10 Acres in Montpelier! Situated on 10 acres, Including a 4 Stall Barn & Fenced Pasture! This lovely 4,738 sq ft home has 4 Bedrooms & 3½ Baths. Brand new double pane windows, two new heat pumps and a renovated eat-in kitchen that features new granite countertops and stainless steel appliances! This open plan features an inviting, open foyer when you enter, a music/living room, a formal dining room, spacious family room and a large Florida Room. The rear, double tiered deck includes an awning to shield the afternoon sun. The seller is leaving all of the appliances, including the refrigerator, washer and dryer. $574,950. Please call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
Village of Rocketts Landing walk to river ,the pool, fitness, sand volleyball courts, Stone Brewery, plus three restaurants - Boathouse, Conch Republic, Urban Farmhouse plus the Virginia Capitol Trail is footsteps away. The trail offers 52 miles of paved bicycle paths that connects Richmond to Jamestown via historic Route 5! Unique floor plan offers two story ceilings & palladium window in living area; features beautiful hardwood floors and rich brick walls. This lovely 2 Bed/2 Bath condo is on ground floor of Cedar Works and is convenient to lobby, mail, and laundry area. Park your car in the covered, private parking area without having to get out at night or in inclement weather! Kitchen offers granite counters, stone backsplash; upgraded appliances & light fixtures. HOA fees include all exterior maintenance, bldg. insurance, snow & trash removal, grounds maintenance, pool, fitness, boating, marina, volleyball courts, storage for kayaks & canoes. $299,950 Please call Woody 357-0969 for info
Call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
Kevin Morris
John Thiel
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Bell Creek/Hanover High
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Charming move-in ready rancher w/3 BRs, 2 BAs & 1,162 sq. ft. in the heart of Mechanicsville! Fully fenced rear yard, deck w/retractable awning, carport, attached & detached storage shed, open flr plan w/family rm w/wood burning FP, vaulted ceiling & eat-in kitchen w/updated appliances. Master bdrm w/en suite full bath. Don’t miss this opportunity to see this home today! $175,000.
Patriots Landing/ Close in New Kent
Prices Reduced!!
Waterfront (4 ea.) & water-view (6 ea.) singlefamily residential building lots ranging from $83,900 to $155,900 on beautiful Totuskey Creek, only 2 miles from Warsaw, VA. Go to : www.KenHigginsrealtor.com to view complete listings details, or contact Ken Higgins, 804-878-3706
King William
Lovely updated 3 Bed, 1 Bath rancher on 1 acre wooded! Features brand new vinyl siding, a new roof, new exterior doors and new double pane thermal windows! The interior is in absolute move-in condition! The kitchen has brand new cabinets and upgraded appliances! The bath has been totally upgraded! The entire home has been freshly painted and has all new carpet and vinyl throughout! $104,950 Call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100
Call The Thiel-Morris Team at 804-467-9022 or 804-652-9025
Gorgeous 4 BR, 3 BA Transitional Rancher w/1st flr master suite in Hanover High School District! 2-car garage, screened porch, open floor plan w/family rm w/ hdwd, vaulted ceiling, gas fp & opens to eat-in kitchen w/ granite, stainless, island w/bfast ba & pantry. Master ste w/walk-in closet & en suite ba. & 4th BR on 2nd floor w/en suite full bath and access to tons of storage! Enjoy community pool & clubhouse. $319,950.
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Bryan Boykin 467-8637
50 plus acres with 25 in fenced pasture! The barn has over 8,000 square feet with 6 stalls and a huge loft! There is also a separate hay barn! There is 1300 square feet of finished living space! There are 2 baths, and the drain field is approved for 308 people! This would make a perfect Equine Center! There is also a new, vinyl sided chicken coop! The property can be divided also! This is truly a unique property waiting for the right owner to take advantage of all that it has farm! $399,500
Why build when you can buy this better than new home with upgrades galore? Gorgeous Transitional w/4 BRs, 4½ BAs, full finished basement, office and loft with 4,013 sq. ft. Offering 2-car garage, rear deck & patio, open plan w/hdwd flrs throughout, family rm w/gas FP, luxury kitchen & 1st floor study. Master BR w/2 WIC’s and en suite luxury bath, full basement & extra unfinished storage space. One Year Warranty included! Seller to pay $5,000 towards buyers closing costs! $365,000.
12.9 Acres in Old Church
Gorgeous better than new Transitional Rancher w/3 BRs, 2 Bs’s & 1,848 sq.f.t. With 2-car garage, open floor plan w/FM RM w/hdwd flrs vaulted ceiling, gas fp & opens to the eatin kitchen with tile floors, granite, stainless, & pantry. The master BR w/walk-in closet & en suite bath. Enjoy country living with the convenience of shopping, restaurants, schools & interstates just minutes away! $339,950.
Battlefield Green
Completely Updated!
4 bed/2 bath Cape on corner lot in High Point Farms. Some updates include flooring, paint, bathrooms & Kitchen. Replacement windows throughout. All Appliances convey!! $199,950
Log Cabin On The Lake
1 bed/1 bath home on Lake Caroline Breathtaking Views, 2 fireplaces, hardwood throughout! $189,900
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3 bed/ 2 bath cape features a vaulted ceiling in the great room! Two bedrooms down and a full bath on the first floor! Large master suite on second floor with a private bath. Freshly painted throughout and ready for you to move in! Private back yard! All appliances convey and seller is offering a One Year ERA Buyers Warranty! Your Beautifully Renovated family will enjoy all of the recreation facilities including Old Church the pool and the club house! $179,950 Please call The Woody Hogg Team 427-5100 4 bedroom/4 bathroom two story Colonial on
6.6 wooded acres with a full basement. If you want privacy, here it is. This one is tucked back off the road and offers peace and quiet on this serene setting. Brand new dimensional shingle roof. Meticulously renovated kitchen with granite countertops, new tile floors and new appliances. Living room with a corner fireplace, an office/study with a corner fireplace and a formal dining room. The basement offers Great Value In Mechanicsville a recreation room with another fireplace. The 3 Bedroom/1 Bath SOLID Brick Rancher walk-out basement can easily serve as an inon large lot. Eat-in kitchen & HDWD floors law suite, as there a full bath. The downstairs bedroom also has a fireplace. $419,950. throughout. Rare Find at $132,500 Please call The Woody Hogg Team Please call 427-5100 Kathy Carmichael 683-0011 W NETING LIS
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Shelton Pointe
Stunning all brick 2-story in the highly sought-after Shelton Pointe backing up to the park! 5 BRs, 4 full BAs & 2,870 sq. ft. 2-car garage, rear deck & brick patio, open flr plan w/refinished hdwd flrs, luxury eat-in kitchen w/ granite tops open to family rm w/gas FP. First flr also includes bdrm w/large closet and en suite full bath. Second flr w/master suite w/walk-in closet & full bath with double vanity sink, jetted tub & separate shower. Hanover High School. Offered for $419,950.
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New Kent
SOLD
Lovely 3 BR, 2.5 BA Rancher on a large level private lot! Offering relaxing country front porch, rear screened porch w/bar, wide open split bedroom floor plan w/family rm featuring laminate floors, vaulted ceilings & opens to eat-in kitchen w/stainless appliances & custom cabinets. Master BR w/huge WIC & en suite full bath. This charming home has been well maintained and is move-in ready. 1-year home warranty! $208,500.
Kings Charter
Lovely 2-Story w/4 BRs 2.5 BAs & 2,160 sq. ft. Maintenance free vinyl siding, newer high efficiency Trane HVAC, new vinyl windows, new roof, 2-car attached garage & fully fenced rear yard. Open flr plan w/ family rm w/hdwd flrs & gas FP open to eat-in kitchen w/hdwd flrs & breakfast nook w/bay window. Master suite w/vaulted ceiling, walk-in closet & en suite bath. All of this is located in the Atlee High School District with community pool, & clubhouse! $285,000.
Lincoln Hills/Mechanicsville
Beautiful 2-story w/4 BR’s, 2.5 BA’s & 2,085 sq. ft. in Lincoln Hills. Offering large front porch, paved driveway, 1-car rear entry garage & rear deck. Boasting family rm w/hdwd, & gas FP, eat-in kitchen w/new granite & pantry, master BR w/WIC & en suite. This lovely home has been well maintained with all the right upgrades and is ready to move right in! $244,950.