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THE BURNSHIRE DAM The Harveys found this remnant of concrete with a 1914 date a couple weeks ago in a debris pile near the dam. Rich Cooley/Daily

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Pushing the frontiers of old technology: The Burnshire Dam is once again producing electricity Max Thornberry mthornberry@nvdaily.com WOODSTOCK – In 1921, the Burnshire Dam brought electricity to Woodstock. Harnessing the power of the river to deliver light and energy to the town has been a process fraught with fits and starts since then. “This facility powered the town of Woodstock,” Dr. Lee Harvey said. “It [produced] the first electrons flowing up into there ever. This facility brought electric light to Woodstock.” Harvey, an emergency room doctor, and his wife Melissa purchased the dam in 2012 after it bounced from owner to owner, slipping through cracks and falling into disrepair. Six years later, the Harveys re-started the legacy established 93 years ago. The dam produced power for the town with Rich Cooley/Daily the help of a diesel generator. During World Dr. Lee Harvey and his wife Melissa stand by the Burnshire Dam along the Shenandoah River east War II, hydroelectric power boomed as the of Woodstock. The couple have restored the dam’s hydroelectric plant and are creating electricity. war effort required the massive melting Recovering the property was the first hurdle made no sense at all,” Lee Harvey said. “We down of aluminum for fighter planes. thought it through and said, ‘Wait a minute. for the Harveys. Everything ran smoothly until Dominion — “Dominion power really gave us a hard time The solar people are using inverters, and then Vepco — bought the plant in 1956. they just interconnect right up. So why don’t for interconnecting,” Lee Harvey said. “An Three days later, it was shuttered, and the we do the same thing?’” enormously hard time.” Burnshire brothers who operated the plant The inverter the Harveys had made is one of The Harveys faced problems at every turn, were offered line jobs. the most innovative pieces of technology on from the time they purchased the property to Since then, the property has had a number the market, according to Lee Harvey. Their of iterations, Lee Harvey said. At one point, when they started producing power again in site is one of five in the U.S. that uses tech2016. It started with Dominion telling them it was an art gallery. At another, it was the nology like it. When they were bringing it they had to pay $200,000 to hook into the sales office for Leisure Point, a housing online, Lee Harvey said, they were getting grid. community in the area. Now that the Harphone calls asking about what they had veys have taken it back, the plant produces The Harveys knew something about hook- made. ing into Dominion’s grid — their interest in power used in the Leisure Point homes. Designing their inverter and using a unique green energy was piqued when they inOver time, the dam’s history as a power generator started as a way to work around stalled solar panels at their home. plant was lost. Paperwork was misfiled, and high fees to get into the business. Now the “What it came down to was they were going Harveys said they see themselves as people when the Harveys went to purchase the to charge us $200,000 to interconnect a site who can help pave the way for other green plant, there was confusion over whether it power producers. was even licensed as a hydroelectric plant. that’s only going to make $30,000, and it

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Lee Harvey explained the problem hydroelectric plants face. “The power you export to the grid has to be perfectly matched to the grid,” Lee Harvey said. “If it strays at all, it can cause a lot of problems.” Fluctuating power numbers cause power problems for the electric company and money problems for the independent producers.

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power. John Burleson is a mechanic who down to a fundamental direct current power,” Lee Harvey said, “and builds it back came to work with and for the Harveys after up to what it needs to be.” 27 years with General Electric in Winchester. “When the river drops to a certain level, a typical generator can’t spin fast enough to maintain the frequency,” Lee Harvey continued, “once it falls below that, the power company says ‘no’ and you have to shut down.”

The generator and inverter are good for the “What I did was take what already exists in river, too. Rather than surging the river — letting the forebay fill up, drain it and let it the industry, what all the solar people are doing, and made it work for us,” Lee Harvey fill again — the generator can match the flow of the river, letting the river determine said. how much energy is produced. The inverter the Harveys use takes the energy produced by the generator and breaks it As successful as the project has been, it is still in its beginning stages, Lee Harvey down, molds it and forms it to meet the grid’s specifications before sending it out of said. The generator and inverter are still prototypes. Two of the three turbines are rethe facility. This means the plant can keep built, and only one is operational. making power even if it isn’t producing enough to match the grid. Lee Harvey has a small team of people “Whatever you put this into this, it breaks it working to bring the facility up to full

Burleson is helping Lee Harvey rebuild the second turbine. Burleson said they hauled the rusted turbine out, took it apart and put it back together using stainless steel parts. While there is some money to be made in the power industry, the Harveys are far from turning a profit. They sell electricity to Dominion for about 3.2 cents per kilowatt, Lee Harvey said. But they pay close to 12 cents per kilowatt to power their plant — even though they are producing the power on site. Over the next six months, the Harveys will place the rebuilt turbine and install a second generator. As the prototypes are phased out, and new technologies are refined, Lee Harvey said he is looking forward to helping guide other green power producers into a new era.

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Community turns out to beautify and dedicate new pavilion Max Thornberry mthornberry@nvdaily.com Downtown Strasburg’s facelift received some finishing touches Oct. 29 as volunteers, public works and town employees got their hands dirty preparing to dedicate the Strasburg Square Market Pavilion. Michelle Bixler, economic development director for Strasburg, said the day couldn’t have gone better. “This is like the best day ever,” Bixler said. “Not only did we complete everything, but we started ahead of time… we got everything done and then some. Everyone came together and used the space as it will be used in the future.” Volunteers were out in force. Young and old, experienced hands and newcomers all pitched in planting bulbs, spreading mulch and laying the foundations for a welcoming Rich Cooley/Daily gathering space. Camden Adolphson, 6, of Strasburg, uses a hoe to prepare the soil for spring bulbs. Councilwoman Emily Reynolds said the Community bonding and a little sweat were Nick Livesay is a conservation specialist for steely skies didn’t scare her away from com- more reasons to come out, Reynolds said. the Lord Fairfax Soil and Water Conservaing out to help. tion District who also said getting down in Not to mention the “selfish” pleasure she “This isn’t that cold,” Reynolds said. I used gets from gardening and planting, she joked. the dirt for the community planting was part bonding, part itch to be outside. to be a farmer, so I’m kind of used to doing this kind of work in all sorts of weather.”

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Square Market Pavilion - for the space, which had been simply named “event space” until Oct. 29.

Orndorff told the small crowd who stuck around after the hard work turning earth that students were responsible for naming the Strasburg Mayor Rich Orndorff encouraged space. new and old town staffers and council mem“This space was not named by council bers to help dedicate the new green space. members or staff,” he said, “it was named by The Market Pavilion project started in 2013 kids in our community. The future of our and has grown in fits and starts. Wyatt Pearcommunity.” son, Strasburg’s town manager, is the third The future of the community has been ushmanager to have the pavilion on his plate. Orndorff complimented Pearson and Bixler, ered in, in part due to development grants. both of whom came on board with the town With grants and large sums to work with, while the project was well underway. there are going to be fits and starts, Bixler said. “They came in about three years into this process,” Orndorff said. “But they have been “It’s a huge project,” Bixler said. “It’s a great at moving this process and this project $700,000 grant. There’s going to be delays forward.” somewhere…[but] it’s an ongoing project. We are going to continue, and I look forA trio of students from Strasburg High ward to continuing.” School unveiled the name - Strasburg

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Holtzman donates two big trucks to Triplett Tech Melissa Topey mtopey@nvdaily.com MOUNT JACKSON – Two Holtzman Oil employees drove two road tractors -- the kind of heavy-duty truck used to pull or tow trailers on the highway -- to Triplett Tech and parked them outside the auto technology classroom.

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Triplett Tech automotive tech training students Levi Miller, 17, left, of Strasburg, and Josh Gerhardt, 16, right, of Fort Valley, inspect the air filter on this truck donated recently by Bill Holtzman, president of Holtzman Oil Corp. in Mount Jackson.

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Levi Miller, 17, of Strasburg, another student, said the trucks are another fun, interesting component of the class.

from cars, motorcycles, motor homes to big further, donating two large road tractors – road tractors. one a 2006 Mack and the other a 2007 Volvo, Long said. “This says they have the knowledge they

He wants to become a high-performance technician and is all about the turbo in the trucks, which give the vehicles their power.

can safely inspect vehicles on the road. That is a huge responsibility. They have to be able to say that vehicle is legitimately safe to be on the road,” Long said.

“I am gaining more experience about all kinds of vehicles,” Levi said

To prepare his students for that license, he Both students said they could not wait until needed parts or components of vehicles. He went to Nathan Green, manager of Holtzthey get to work on the road trucks. That man’s Truck Center, and to Stu Burton, lesson should begin in December. manager of Holtzman’s Car Center. Big Long said that the donations came about trucks require air brakes that must be inafter he realized he needed to be able to spected, and so he asked the two men if they properly train and get his students certified might have faulty or retired air brakes they with a Virginia’s Inspector’s License, one of could donate so that he could use them in the most important licenses to hold for his classroom. someone wanting to continue in the automotive field. He said businesses are looking for Green had a better idea – that Long needed employees who hold that certification. a road tractor with working air brakes that That credential would allow his students to could be used for hands-on instruction. Company owner Bill Holtzman went one

Holtzman was not available for an interview on Monday, but Green said Holtzman was thrilled to make the donation. “We have had a lot of contact with Lucas Long,” Green said. “We are impressed with his mechanical knowledge and what he is trying to do down there – is teach for a broad spectrum of career possibilities.” Green said there is a shortage of workers for truck-related jobs, whether as a driver or as a mechanic. “We are always looking for mechanics, along with all these other businesses,” Green said.

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For the love of all things cheesecake By Ashley Miller For The Northern Virginia Daily For over 30 years, Jodi Jenkins of Strasburg and owner of Laurel Hill Desserts, has been sharing her love of baking with her close friends, family and a handful of other dessert enthusiasts. But it was this past summer, at the Shenandoah County Fair, that her passion for baking won her the blue ribbon in the Virginia Egg Council’s Berry Contest for her famous raspberry cheesecakes. And as she said, the rewards couldn’t be sweeter.

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Her favorites include white chocolate raspberry and peanut butter on brownie crust. Her ingredients are locally sourced. Jenkins averages two cheesecakes a week, sometimes more depending on her schedule and season. She recently expanded her menu to include birthday cakes and chocolate fountains. Popular cake designs have included barn or farm scenes, and a llama. When Jenkins isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t whipping up cheesecakes, sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s baking her husbandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s great-grandmotherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s applesauce cake, a gem thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s well known in the Lebanon Church community.

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Jenkins is also known throughout the Strasburg community not only for her cheesecake but for her love of community. Because she won a blue ribbon, Jenkins was invited to compete at the Virginia State Fair but declined due to a conflict, as she had a major fundraiser at her church. Due to her overnight success, proceeds not only go back into her business but Jenkins prides herself on donating not only baked goods to church events, FFA and other fundraising events but her time.

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Downtown New Market Open Daily from 10 - 6 pm Featuring an eclectic mix of gifts, toys, sodas, knives, socks & MORE $1 off a $10 pre tax purchase

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* Tree Lighting Ceremony at the Town Office after the parade * After Tree Lighting Ceremony: Meet Santa at the New Market Library. Santa will be waiting to give out some goodies.

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A happy, colorful place: Korjus’ Country Store offers sweet treats and a bit of everything while shoppers snack on whoopie pies or brownies that Korjus sells. She has a small kitchen in the back where she makes cookies.

Max Thornberry mthornberry@nvdaily.com STRASBURG – Kathryn Korjus brims with energy. Flitting around her small, crowded shop just off Interstate 81 on U.S. Route 11, she fiddles and arranges minute details, ensuring nothing sits out of place. Korjus said she took great lengths to ensure she could set up shop just off the main street into town. “I thought this is great because it’s kind of like a gateway into Strasburg,” Korjus said. “Plus, I can draw on travelers.” Before buying the property, Korjus had to sell a 20-acre plot she owned. She put a lease-option on the site of her future store, and has owned the property for six years but could only start focusing on her business in the last year. Korjus said travelers only make up a fraction of her business, but she makes sure she can draw them in. Sometimes they will wander across the street from the Fairfield Inn or the gas station next door. No matter who comes in, or where they’re going, Korjus

“I make the cookies,” Korjus said, giving herself a joking pat on the back. “A lot of times I’ll put signs out about the baked goods just to draw people in.” This store is Korjus’ happy place, she says. A group of decorative witches line a shelf inside Her carefully curated collection reflects her Rich Cooley/Daily

the store.

said she makes sure to tell them they should keep going further into town. “I try to suggest to travelers to take the couple minutes to go into town,” she said. “I’m always suggesting they go in to see our lovely little town.” Less intrepid travelers or those only making one stop have a maze of a store to traverse. Besides a few vintage items — lady’s boots and a handful of jackets — everything in the store is new. Locally made jams, jellies and creamed honey can be taken for the road

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Korjus' Country Store is located at the corner of Old Valley Pike and Radio Station Road in Strasburg.

distinct taste, but she branches out to keep the customer in mind. “I have been at this…for years,” Korjus said. “Every time we traveled… if I walked into a shop I liked, I would take notes.” Looking over the cluttered walls and shelves, it seems like Korjus carries everything. Her tastes are discriminating, however. She said she has a vision for her store, and even if she likes something, it might not fit into what she imagines her store to be. “Fun, warm and friendly,” Korjus said are the first words that describe her vision. “I like to be here because it’s colorful.”

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Kathryn Korjus hangs an item inside her Korjus’ Country Store in Strasburg.

box store. She made herself feel at home with the art, pillows, sweets and treats stuffed into an old home that still holds secrets of its own.

Korjus said words like charming Customers won’t be able to find and fun are her favorite words to some of those secrets – the upstairs is closed to the public – hear from customers. but Korjus said she has found “I carry a lot of funny signs, dates and names scrawled on greeting cards and magnets,” drawers and walls. Korjus said. “There is plenty of seriousness in the world, so if “Upstairs, in a couple of the litsomething can make people tle storage areas in a couple diflaugh, I’m all for it.” ferent rooms, there’s all this Selections from around the state graffiti,” Korjus said. “Which and the country made their way I’m going to leave because I just into Korjus’ little shop. Most im- get such a kick out of it… all these dates where kids are in portant to Korjus was to have items that can’t be found at a big there writing stuff.”

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New Market general store opens drive-by gallery works, and artwork on display now is an exhibit involving pasta noodles by Richmond artist Nava Levenson. She said she was NEW MARKET — Jon Henry’s General Store on North Congress Street is offering a drawn in by the uniqueness of the gallery. unique way to view work by area artists. “I hadn’t heard of an art space like it,” Levenson said. “It breaks the conventional A drive-by gallery opened in March so that model of a white wall metropolis gallery artwork can be viewed by a visitor’s car. that can be a very intimidating place to be a Henry said his store is operated out of a forviewer.” mer BB&T bank building with a drive-by window located in the back. Henry’s gallery also works with the New “We wanted to think of a useful idea for it,” Market Area Library to host artist talks, which give people an opportunity to speak Henry said, adding that as an artist and someone who is involved in the art commu- with artists about their work. nity, “I thought we could turn it into a little “With the gallery being near the street, it art gallery and every month we could have would be kind of difficult to host a reception events tied to the gallery.” here,” Henry said. “I reached out to some of the folks at our local library and asked if Henry said the type of art that has been they would do an artist talk in conjunction shown at the gallery has been one of its main selling points. Artists like Greg Stew- with this event. They were really open to the art and John Ross have shown various idea and really helpful.” Donald Lambert dlambert@nvdaily.com

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Henry said that people from all over have visited the gallery since it has opened. “There have been people who have seen the gallery on Instagram, and they would stop in,” Henry said. “We’ve had people who would be driving on the interstate just to look at the gallery and get back on. I’ve been surprised by the reaction so far.” As he continues to build up a roster of artists to present their work at the gallery, Henry said the unpredictability of the exhibits is part of the fun. “It’s kind of unexpected to folks,” Henry said. “We get folks who walk by and ask, ‘Are you selling that piece of art?’ or ‘What does this have to do with the products in the store?’ We tell them it’s an art gallery and then have a conversation about the gallery.” Levenson said she hopes that new concepts

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Jon Henry, owner of Jon Henry’s General Store in New Market, stands by the window of his drive-by gallery exhibit by artist Nava Levenson.

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