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Cape Charles Beach Still Holds Appeal on Brisk Winter Days Circulation 14,000 Free January 26, 2018 NASA’s New Payload Processing Center Could Be Pay Dirt for Local Economy By Linda Cicoira Weather, communication and space Images courtesy of NASA crafts that deliver something, like sup- A $20 million payload processing cen- plies going to the International Space ter funded by the state is being construct- Station, are some of the other projects ed near the old Coast Guard station at that could be expanded. Satellites are NASA and will allow more missions from among the payloads. the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport’s The facility would be rented to agen- launchpad on Wallops Island. cies and schools for their projects. “It “Right now NASA can put payloads could be the Department of Defense or together on two areas of the main- Old Dominion University or Virginia land but they are not secure,” Del. Rob Tech,” said Bloxom. The $20 million is Bloxom said Tuesday. “They can’t go just for the building. top secret.” While related jobs include local But that will change with the new businesses for construction, the actual facility, the delegate said. projects would bring 15 to 50 people The target customers, those involved for short-term work (weeks to months) with national security, “seem to be very who would need lodging, food and oth- pleased that we’re building this,” said er essentials, but would not be expect- Dale Nash, Director of the Virginia ed to put pressure on local services in- Commercial Space Flight Authority. (Continued on Page 4) File photo by Jay Diem The Cape Charles Beach still holds appeal on brisk winter days. Cape Charles One of Happiest Seaside Towns By Stefanie Jackson body two things we love about the Cape Charles is one of ten finalists se- coast: access to beautiful beaches and lected from towns lining U.S. coasts from vibrant communities.” sea to shining sea, vying for the title of On its website, the magazine calls Cape America’s Happiest Seaside Town, in a con- Charles “a Cinderella of the Chesapeake” test conducted by Coastal Living magazine. and an “up-and-coming Eastern Shore Northampton’s premier tourism com- gem,” featuring “great seafood, a buzzing munity is competing alongside some well- downtown, and charming historic homes.” known beach destinations, like Ocean Finalists competing for the honor of City, N.J., and Vero Beach, Fla. It is the America’s Happiest Seaside Town were only Virginia locale to make the cut. nominated on social media. Coastal Living Coastal Living’s editor-in-chief, Sid editors determined the top ten by looking Evans, said, “All of these towns em- (Continued on Page 4) An architectural drawing of NASA’s new payload processing center. 2 • EASTERN SHORE POST • JANUARY 26, 2018 SUPERVISORS’ GUIDANCE SOUGHT ON EXTENSION OF BIKE TRAIL NORTH TOWARD CAPE CHARLES By Stefanie Jackson Cedar Grove Drive. It was funded by a story on Murray’s discussion of goals for When the project was put out to bid Barbara Schwenk, transportation grant from the Virginia Department of Northampton in 2018 appears on page 25. in May 2017, estimates received were program manager at the Accomack- Transportation, obtained by A-NPDC. The subject of jobs came up again about $100,000 higher than the origi- Northampton Planning District Com- Phase II is out for bid, to be constructed when supervisors examined the coun- nal spending cap of $250,000. Direc- mission said in a Jan. 22 presentation to in 2018. The 10-foot wide trail, with 2-foot ty’s resolution on offshore oil drilling. tor of Public Works Chris Thomas re- Northampton supervisors that bicycle shoulders, will extend 2.4 miles from Ce- Gov. Ralph Northam recently submit- formulated the proposal to be re-sub- trails are a “huge economic driver.” She dar Grove Drive to Capeville Drive, with- ted a letter to the U.S. Department of mitted for bid, including a 40 x 60-foot was there to brief supervisors on Phase III in the 66-foot wide railroad right of way the Interior requesting Virginia be ex- building with three 12 x 12-foot ve- of the Eastern Shore of Virginia Bicycle owned by The Nature Conservancy. cluded from President Donald Trump’s hicle storage bays, and one restroom. Plan and solicit their input on the project. Schwenk offered five possible locations plan to expand offshore drilling. The new proposal includes framing the The bicycle trail plan, completed in for Phase III of the biking and walking trail, Supervisor David Fauber said he is building with wood instead of steel to 2004, proposes to encompass a 25-mile each presenting a costly dilemma. Run- not a supporter of offshore drilling, but reduce overall costs. round trip throughout the Cape Charles ning the trail along Old Stone Road would conceded it would bring jobs to the ar- This is not the first obstacle supervi- and Cheriton area, connecting the wild- require widening the road and moving ea, and wondered if those jobs would sors encountered with the EMS garage life refuge, state park, and nature trail, ditches. Other locations would require an extend to the Eastern Shore. Supervi- project. Northampton leased the site as well as restaurants, accommoda- overpass or underpass to cross Route 13. A- sor Oliver Bennett said he would like to from George Drummond, who built the tions, and other local businesses. NPDC did not require an immediate deci- see a study presenting “unbiased pros original structure. When the county Phase I of the bicycle trail opened sion, but asked supervisors for guidance in and cons” of offshore drilling. Murray purchased the parcel from Drummond in 2011, beginning at the refuge visi- eliminating the least desirable options. Su- emphasized, “a spill would devastate in 2015, they were required to install tor center and running for 2.6 miles to pervisors said safety is key, and they wish aquaculture” and is not a risk worth their own utilities, including a well to avoid any option that would include a bi- taking; Supervisor John Coker agreed. and septic system. Director of Pub- Correction cycle route along the road shoulder. The board unanimously approved the lic Works Chris Thomas was tasked The byline in the Jan. 19 article “Jobs, jobs, jobs,” Northampton Super- re-adoption of the resolution stating with determining a feasible location about Northampton Victim Wit- visor Robert Duer declared as the coun- their opposition to offshore drilling. for the new building on the small par- ness Advocate Jo Ann Molera ty’s top priority in 2018. Chairman Spen- Supervisors continued their debate cel. There is also a 16-inch-thick slab was incorrect. The article was cer Murray affirmed that statement, over the new EMS garage to be built of concrete underground, where Route written by Eastern Shore Post saying supervisors are going to “push to house and protect the county’s emer- 13 once ran, which must be removed reporter Stefanie Jackson. economic development” this year. A full gency services vehicles and equipment. before the new building can be erected. January 27 4:00-8:00 p.m. Sheriff Todd E. 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