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Free May 14, 2021 Pipeline Cyberattack Shutdown Causes on Gas Stations, Officials Say Disruptions Temporary By Connie Morrison line operations, according to a press re- Eastern Shore motorists were filling lease on the company’s webpage. up on the way home from work Tuesday, “Following this restart, it will take the same day Gov. de- several days for the product delivery sup- clared a state of emergency to address ply chain to return to normal. Some mar- disruptions from a cyberattack that shut kets served by Colonial Pipeline may ex- down a 5,500-mile pipeline that supplies perience, or continue to experience, inter- fuel to the southeast . mittent service interruptions during the “About 70 percent of the supplies of start-up period,” the release disclosed. , , Ten- Gov. Northam said the emergency nessee, , and especially south- order provides flexibility and funding ern are impacted the most,” for state and local governments to en- said U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer sure adequate fuel supply. Granholm, speaking at a White House Shermaine Wright, a mentor at Per- press briefing Tuesday afternoon. due in Accomac, was fueling her car at Colonial Pipeline was with the the Royal Farms in Onley shortly after cyberattack Friday, May 7. The com- 5 p.m. Tuesday. She had not planned pany shut down the pipeline to prevent to stop but heard about the pipeline cy- the ransomware’s spread. berattack while at work. Her coworkers Shortly after 5 p.m. Wednesday, Co- “were saying it was in our best interest Cars queue at the Onley Royal Farms pumps Tuesday at 5:10 p.m. Photo by Connie Morrison. lonial announced it had restarted pipe- (Continued on Page 5) CBBT Readies Plans for Second Parallel Tunnel, Gives May 21 Deadline To Request Hearing By Stefanie Jackson public meetings have been scheduled, nels with two lanes each, spanning If construction of that tunnel was The Bridge and according to Michael Crist, profession- 17.6 miles across the Chesapeake Bay. funded 100% with toll revenue, the Tunnel District, which manages al engineer and the district’s deputy Construction of a parallel crossing project would not start for 10 to 15 and maintains the Chesapeake Bay executive director of infrastructure. began in the 1990s. An additional two- years, said Crist. But if the project was Bridge-Tunnel, is readying plans to The district instead published a le- lane bridge was completed in 1999, but funded partly by a grant, work could build a Chesapeake Channel parallel gal ad in the April 23 and May 7 edi- construction of the first parallel tunnel start almost immediately. tunnel on the Northampton County tions of the Eastern Shore Post noti- did not begin until 2019. The district is getting the project side of the facility as work continues fying the public of the district’s will- Three loans are funding construc- “shovel ready” to be competitive for near Virginia Beach on the Thimble ingness to hold a public hearing on the tion of the $756 million Thimble grant funds that would become avail- Shoals parallel tunnel, which is ex- project if one is requested. Shoals parallel tunnel, which will be able when Congress passes its next in- pected to be completed in 2024. At least 25 “reasonable requests” for paid 100% with toll revenue. frastructure bill, Crist said. Since the Chesapeake Channel par- a public hearing must be made before When adjusting for inflation, the The district is coordinating with the allel tunnel project is virtually identi- one can be scheduled, Crist said. Chesapeake Channel parallel tunnel – office of Congresswoman Elaine Luria cal to the Thimble Shoals project, little The bridge-tunnel opened in 1964 the last mile of the parallel crossing to and is requesting up to $500 million in public concern is anticipated, and no with a two-lane bridge and two tun- be completed – will cost about $1 billion. (Continued on Page 2) The Pfizer vaccine is now authorized for use for adolescents age 12 and older. Call your health care provider for more information. This is a public service announcement. 2 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021 ment made in the 1990s as required no impact. chine is so quiet, even workers inside ~Tunnel~ by the National Environmental Poli- For example, socio-economic da- it can barely hear any noise. (Continued From Front Page) cy Act, or NEPA, will apply to the new ta is examined to prevent a situation The NEPA documents are available federal stimulus funds, or about half tunnel project. such as building a four-lane highway to inform similar decisions that may the total project cost. The chapters of the draft categori- through a low-income neighborhood, need to be made regarding the Chesa- Getting the money is a “long shot” cal exclusion address topics such as so- Crist explained. peake Channel project. even though the project can begin as cio-economic, cultural, and natural re- But construction of the Chesapeake Among the documents are copies of soon as funding is available, and no sources, agricultural and open space, Channel parallel tunnel would make letters sent to 36 federal, state, and significant impacts to the environment farmland, invasive species, air quality, no such socio-economic impact, since local agencies, such as the U.S. Army or natural or other resources are antic- noise, right-of-ways and relocations, the CBBT runs entirely across a body Corps of Engineers and the Virginia ipated, Crist said. and public involvement. of water. Department of Environmental Qual- Before construction of the Thimble Also addressed are the Department The Chesapeake Bay is more likely ity, to notify them of the Chesapeake Shoals parallel tunnel began, four pub- of Transportation Act, Section 4(f), to be impacted by construction, but the Channel parallel tunnel project. lic meetings were held, which attract- which protects certain publicly owned potential impacts are expected to be None responded with any concerns ed minimal attendance. parks, recreational areas, wildlife and minimal, Crist said. about the project. Permitting agencies He doesn’t believe there will be ma- waterfowl refuges, and public and pri- The environmental study informed responded with notifications of the ny requests for a public hearing be- vate historic sites, and the Land and the decision of the contractor on the permits that will be required to move cause the parallel tunnel project is not Water Conservation Fund Act, Section Thimble Shoals project to hire ma- the project forward. “controversial.” 6(f), which protects land and water rine mammal observers to watch for To make an appointment to view Members of the public are welcome resources. animals such as dolphins, seals, and the Chesapeake Channel parallel tun- to make an appointment to visit the There are four properties in the sea turtles, while concrete piles are nel project documents, call the Chesa- CBBT administration office and view project area that are protected by Sec- being driven. peake Bay Bridge-Tunnel District Of- the project’s draft categorical exclu- tion 4(f) and Section 6(f): the Eastern Due to excessive noise created by fice at 757-331-2960. sion, documents showing that a full Shore National Wildlife Refuge, Fish- the pile driving, work is halted while Requests for a public hearing should environmental assessment is not nec- erman Island National Wildlife Ref- the animals are in the area and re- be sent to Michael T. Crist, P.E., Dep- essary because one was conducted in uge, Chesapeake Beach Park, and the sumes after they leave. uty Executive Director of Infrastruc- the 1990s and environmental condi- Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. Crist noted that observers will not ture, Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel tions have not changed since, Crist Every type of resource must be ad- be needed during use of the tunnel bor- District, 32386 Lankford Highway, explained. dressed in the categorical exclusion, ing machine – which is expected to be Cape Charles, VA, 23310, on or before The Environmental Impact State- even if it will be subject to minimal or delivered this fall – because the ma- May 21.

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In November 2019, Dem- complishments while Republicans are nessman and former Virginia Beach The Democratic nominees for lieu- ocrats took control of Virginia’s state counting on a backlash to Democrat- resident, as their nominee to run for tenant governor are Hala Ayala, Eliz- Senate and its House of Delegates. ic legislative actions on the following governor in the fall. About 30,000 Re- abeth Guzman, Mark Levine, Andria Gov. Ralph Northam handily beat his issues among several others. (The fol- publican voters ranked their choices McClellan, Sean Perryman, S. Rasoul, Republican opponent, Ed Gillespie, in lowing is condensed from a March 3 on ballots at 39 locations across the and Xavier Warren. 2017, and Virginia rejected Donald article in the Virginia Mercury online state and, after six rounds of counting, Republican Miyares will run against Trump for president in 2016 and 2020. newspaper.) Youngkin finally passed the 50% lev- either the current attorney general, In 2016, Virginians voted 49.73% for •Voting — repealing voter ID, mak- el required for nomination. Also nom- , who is seeking a third Hillary Clinton and 44.41% for Donald ing voter registration and absentee vot- inated was Winsome Sears, for lieu- term, or Del. Jerrauld C. “Jay” Jones, Trump. Four years later, the Demo- ing easier, along with other reforms. tenant governor. Sears was the first who is challenging Herring for the cratic margin of victory was more dra- •Climate change — the Virginia Black Republican woman elected to Democratic nomination for attorney matic, 54.1% to 44.1%. Clean Economy Act. the Virginia General Assembly and, if general. Electing McAuliffe or another Dem- •Abortion — repealing mandatory ul- elected, would be Virginia’s first wom- Virginia is one of only five states ocrat governor in the fall would not be trasound and 24-hour waiting period. an lieutenant governor. Virginia Del. that hold a gubernatorial election in a shocker. •Minimum wage — raising it to $12 Jason S. Miyares was nominated for an off year when no federal elections But electing Republican Youngkin an hour. attorney general. are being held. As such, attention will would be — and might very well be an •Guns — making background checks Democrats will make their nomina- be focused on Virginia’s governor race indication that the national electorate mandatory for all gun sales, even those tions on June 8. Early in-person and this fall as an indication of what might is ready to take back some of the gains between private individuals. absentee voting for the Democratic pri- happen next year in the 2022 midterm Democrats made in 2020 when they •Criminal justice — abolish- mary are underway now. elections. won the White House, the Senate, and ing the death penalty and legalizing In November, Youngkin will face If the Democrats win the Virginia the House. marijuana. Democratic front-runner Terry McAu- governor’s seat this fall, the predictive The Virginia gubernatorial election If Virginia voters agree these legis- liffe, who was Virginia’s governor from value of the election is blunted because is also a lingering referendum on for- lative initiatives and others are good 2014 to 2018, or one of McAuliffe’s ri- Democrats have had a strong hold on mer President Donald Trump. Calcu- ideas, the Democratic nominee will lating that anti-Trump sentiment will likely win in November. 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JUST $65,000 Read the Eastern Shore Post FREE Every Friday May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 7 Northampton Decides to Watch and Wait Before Acting on Boat Launch Decal By Stefanie Jackson dinance because it would benefit tax base, to encourage people to move ter, you’ve got to pay to park your car Northampton supervisors held a Northampton County citizens whose here, so … I don’t support it,” she said. … it’s just a real hassle, and I would public hearing Tuesday night on a taxes pay for the boat ramps. Matthew Cornish, of Cheriton, said he really hate to see Northampton Coun- controversial proposed ordinance that Anyone who pays Northampton is “adamantly opposed” to the ordinance. ty start down that path.” would require anyone who uses a coun- County property taxes would get a free He enjoys the outdoors, and when Coker agreed some parts of the pro- ty boat ramp to have a parking decal decal for his or her vehicle. Only visi- friends from out of the area visit, he posed ordinance did not consider peo- on his or her vehicle or boat trailer. tors would have to pay for parking. likes to take them to the docks and ple who visit Northampton’s public “I’ve gotten more calls and more “But we need to be really clear” show them around the Eastern Shore. boating facilities just to birdwatch or complaints about this than anything I about how to get a decal and where to They should not be penalized simply fish off the pier. think I’ve done since I’ve been a super- place it, Coker said. for enjoying the view, he said. Mapp asked what would hap- visor for three and a half years,” said Watermen also would benefit from David Kabler submitted a written pen if people visited on a weekend Supervisor John Coker. “And it’s really a reciprocal agreement between Acco- comment stating, “the fact that the and couldn’t go boating because they because nobody understands it.” mack and Northampton, because the boat ramps are free for use of the pub- couldn’t purchase a parking permit. Accomack has adopted a similar watermen could work in both counties lic is a welcome gesture that reaps div- They will “walk away with a sour atti- ordinance to discourage overuse of without needing two permits, he noted. idends in economic development,” and tude toward us,” she said. the county boat ramps by out-of-state “This is a good thing for our citizens, “the good will of a simple gesture of County Administrator Charlie Kola- residents. OK? We’re not trying to throw people hospitality goes a long way.” kowski noted there could be a self-ser- Supervisor Betsy Mapp clari- out, we’re just trying to make sure” the He asked what would be next – park- vice option to obtain a parking permit, fied that commercial fishermen from taxpayers paying for the boat ramps ing meters at the courthouse in East- possibly over the phone using a credit Maryland were using Accomack’s boat can access them. ville or at the beach in Cape Charles? or debit card. ramps and parking there is limited. During the public hearing, Darlene Supervisor Dave Fauber also opposed But supervisors agreed they should If Northampton adopts a similar ordi- Burton criticized the proposed ordi- the ordinance and said it would be a “re- wait and see how Accomack’s ordi- nance, it could enter a reciprocal agree- nance for being “not well thought-out,” al turn-off for people who come here.” nance works out before deciding if ment with Accomack, allowing boaters with no real plan to enforce it. He doesn’t want Northampton Northampton should follow suit. who have a parking decal from either “One of our major industries is tour- County to become like Virginia Beach. Mapp made a motion to table the county to use boat ramps in both counties. ism, so we want to bring people into “Every time you go somewhere, you’ve matter, which was seconded and Coker supported the proposed or- Northampton County to increase the got to pay to put your boat in the wa- passed unanimously.

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Submitted Article construct two new vessels, the De- den, a burgess representing the Acco- The rest, as they say, is history. Ten years ago, Margaret Rice set liverance and Patience, and most of mack Plantation at the House of Bur- The book is being released on May out to research the genealogy of her them reached Jamestown alive – long gesses, the first representative body in 14. Although Rice had hoped to be family, the Chappell family of Ex- after they’d been given up for dead. the New World, the first clerk of the able to launch the book in person eter, a city in the county of Devon Henry Bagwell remained in Vir- first court, in 1632, and a tobacco in- with a reading on the Eastern Shore, in the South West of England. They ginia and was one of those early col- spector in 1639. the COVID-19 epidemic is prevent- were a prominent family, merchants onists who were there at the begin- No one had written a biography ing travel by her and her husband, and mayors of Exeter, who flour- ning of this first permanent English of him previously. The result is a Ray. However, she is planning a cel- ished in the reign of Elizabeth I. The settlement in the New World. Others 220-page book that sets out what is ebration via Zoom in her hometown trail took an unexpected turn. Her would return to England and in 1625 known about Henry, a figure previous- of Tiverton and will be easily acces- discovery of a marriage of Johane Henry’s name can be found in records ly lost to history though important in sible for interviews by Skype and Chappell to a David Bagwell and the of Virginia, with a house and 50 acres his time. contact through a website. birth of Henry Bagwell in 1589 led of land, in Charles City County. Records in Devon and Virginia pro- Author and historian Brooks Miles to the story of Henry’s voyage to Vir- By 1630, he had left the mainland vided the clues and Rice makes the Barnes of Onancock, an early review- ginia in 1609, on the Sea Venture, and traveled across the Chesapeake most of them, including the archives of er, called it “an engaging and use- the flagship of the fleet called the Bay to the Eastern Shore, settling in the Eastern Shore Public Library, the ful work which kept my attention “Third Supply.” what was then known as “Ye King- Library of Virginia, the Northamp- throughout.” In his Foreword, G. Ray The fleet was sent by the new- dome of Accawmacke” or Accomack ton County Circuit Court, and the Thompson, professor emeritus of histo- ly formed Virginia Company of Lon- Plantation. He became a substantial Northampton Historic Preservation ry at Salisbury University, writes: “Al- don to bring aid to the beleaguered landowner and acquired a stepfami- Society, among others, along with the though Rice started this project as a Jamestown settlers – just two years ly through marriage to Alice Stratton, Devon Heritage Centre Exeter. family history, it has turned into much after the colony’s founding. The Sea who had been widowed twice leaving In November 2019, Rice, through more than just a genealogical record. Venture, with most of the leaders for her with three children, Thomas Strat- an internet search, saw an article … I suspect Henry Bagwell, if he had the new colony, ran aground on the ton and Mary and Elizabeth Chilcott. about Secant Publishing in Salis- had the opportunity to read this work, reefs off Bermuda in a fierce storm. Henry and Alice then had three chil- bury, Md., which said the publisher would recognize himself in the polit- After nine months, the shipwrecked dren, John, Rebecca, and Thomas Bag- supported new authors and strong ical, economic, and social interactions crew and passengers were able to well. Henry served as a church war- stories focused on the Eastern Shore. of the time.”

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When asked where they would imminent. Oftentimes the choice like to live in their 80s and is made by an adult child because 90s, most Americans will say, they can no longer care for their “At home.” But as people live parent. Or a loved one is being longer, health complications may discharged from the hospital and interfere with these plans. are told they can no longer live As we age, we may experience alone. In situations like these, decreased stability, limited sight, the senior themselves might not and impaired dexterity, all of have the opportunity to choose which may lead to a dangerous their community. This creates a living environment. For seniors difficult decision for the adult living alone, this problematic children. Is this what mom would Nandua Middle School English teacher Matt Bell, who created the Com- want? Will she be happy here? ics for Cancer program, displays one of his own works of art, a stylized scenario may become even more depiction of The Hulk. Photo by Stefanie Jackson. difficult as feelings of isolation Am I doing the right thing? Students may go to English or history ceived a letter of appreciation from a and depression set in. In fact, The choice of a senior living class and learn about Edgar Allan Poe, man in Texas, whose grandson partic- studies have shown that seniors community can and should be the Holocaust, or Emmett Till (a Black ipated in the Comics for Cancer pro- experiencing loneliness are more at made now so that everyone can teenager who was killed in Mississippi in gram. The boy never met his grand- risk for heart disease, stroke, and be emotionally and financially 1955 after allegedly whistling at a White mother, who died from cancer. woman). However, they may not depict Bell called the program an answer even mild cognitive impairment. prepared to take that step when mature themes in their comics, Bell said. to the question, “How can we do some- As we live longer, we are more the time comes. Commonwealth It’s a challenge for students to cre- thing bigger for humanity out of the likely to need additional support. Senior Living has been helping ate something “powerful and impact- skills and powers we do have?” It might feel uncomfortable families through this process ful” while censoring the material. They The comics were showcased in the for nearly 20 years and can help have to learn to stay within the “fine school’s entrance hall throughout to admit that you can no longer line” of what is appropriate for a school March, which was Youth Art Month. manage your life at home. Senior your family setting, Bell said. Melissa Rolloson, an Accomack living is a topic most families too. The characters in the comics can be schools technology specialist, bought a original or based off existing comic or car- copy of every comic and had each stu- do not discuss until the need is toon characters, who go on adventures dent sign his or her work to be placed from the ordinary to the extraordinary. into a permanently bound collection. Call 757-655-7783 for a free copy of Nandua Middle School students voted Rolloson and Nandua Middle School our helpful booklet: Choosing the Right for three Artists’ Choice Award-winning librarian Mary Margaret Browning comics, which were: “Kenny Koala” by each donated $100 toward the binding Assisted Living Community. Virginia Tyler, first place; “Brave” by Va- of the comic collection, Bell said. nessa Lopez, second place; and “The Cross The students felt like “real authors,” Over” by Camden Lewis, third place. he said. Comics for Cancer was promoted Clark was grateful to everyone at heavily this year through letters to Nandua Middle School for the “tremen- Commonwealth parents, emails to teachers, and “com- dous support,” she wrote in an email. SENIOR LIVING at THE EASTERN SHORE mercials” Bell did during morning an- “Comics for Cancer gave my students nouncements, he said. the opportunity to be part of something Welcome Home Nandua Middle School Principal larger than themselves. It is important John Killmon also was very supportive that my students participate in mean- Independent Living, Assisted Living & Memory Care of the project, Bell said. ingful and impactful opportunities The project reached families who throughout their middle school career,” 23610 North Street, Onancock, VA 23417 have been affected by cancer on the wrote Clark, who said she is already Eastern Shore and beyond. Bell re- looking forward to next year’s program. www.CommonwealthSL.com 12 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021

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Byrd dent of Exmore, passed away Monday, Chip leaves to cherish his loving Jr. (Judy), of Salisbury; as well as numer- Mrs. Josephine L. Byrd, 80, of May 10, 2021, at her residence. A na- memories: his parents, Tonieko Mc- ous nieces and nephews. He was prede- Mappsville, was called home Sunday, tive of Birdsnest, she is the daughter Cray, Paul McCray Jr., Christopher ceased by his sister, Patti Sue Porter, of May 2, 2021, at Riverside Shore Memo- of Connie Prutsman Doughty, of Bird- Davis Sr., and Monique Hines; broth- Kahlua, Hawaii. Also left here to contin- rial Hospital in Onancock. snest, and the late William Frederick ers, Christopher Davis Jr., and Paul ue his legacy and cherish his memory are Born in Eastville, Josephine was the Doughty Jr. She was a Firefighter- McCray III; sisters, Caniya Davis, Nya- the grandchildren he was so incredibly beloved daughter of the late Finney EMT and member of Exmore Com- sia Davis, and Cameshia Davis; grand- proud of: Lily, Hannah, Travis, Ava, Grif- Warrington and the late Helen War- munity Fire Com- parents, Pauline Crawley, Mary Davis, fin, Shepard, Scarlett, and Jackson. rington Finney and the biological pany and retired and Fred Crawley; aunts, Shanieko Many know Steve from his numer- daughter of the late Malinda Williams. care partner for Fisher and Valerie Townsend; uncle, ous years managing J.E. Bundick On Oct. 26, 1962, CHKD. Kendell Fisher; girlfriend, Mahogany Store in Painter, then Threads Mens Josephine mar- In addition to Ward; best friend, Malik Greene; and Clothing Store in Onley and Poco- ried the love of her husband and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other moke City, Md. After he closed those her life, Lynwood mother, she is sur- relatives, and friends. businesses, he worked as the director T. Byrd. Through vived by two chil- Arrangements were by the Cooper of Chesapeake Bay ASAP, his last po- the years, she dren, Anna Louise & Humbles Funeral Co., Accomac. sition before retirement. was employed in Collins and Kay- Mrs. Collins Steve was fiercely dedicated to Sta- various capaci- lee Paige Collins, Stephen J. Hearne tion 12, Painter Volunteer Fire Dept., ties including: both of Exmore; one great aunt, Anna Mr. Stephen J. Hearne, 78, of where over the years he served as a R&G Shirt Facto- Louise White, of Greenwood, N.Y.; two Painter, drew his last earthly breath firefighter, chairman of the board of Mrs. Byrd ry, senior citizens sisters; and numerous nieces, neph- and was welcomed into the arms of Je- directors, chief, president, and bingo transit operator, and as a certified ews, and cousins. sus on May 6, 2021. He passed away caller, a favorite position he immensely nursing assistant at Arcadia Nursing A graveside service with fireman peacefully in his home surrounded by enjoyed. From his perch he would not Home. She was a dedicated and con- honors will be held Sunday, May 16, his adoring family and beloved animals. only call bingo numbers, but would scientious bus driver for Accomack 2021, at 2 p.m., at Red Bank Cemetery He was born in Salisbury, Md., Sept. also lovingly heckle the regular play- County Public Schools for many years with Pastor Jonathan Carpenter offici- 1, 1942, to William P. Hearne Sr. and ers with his famous gift of gab. until her retirement. ating. In lieu of flowers, memorials may his wife, Lucille. Some of his fondest In addition to being a trustee, board Private graveside services were held be sent to Doughty Funeral Home, P.O. memories were member, and active member of Painter Saturday, May 8, 2021, at the Wharton Box 633, Exmore, VA 23350, to help his idyllic child- Garrison’s United Methodist Church, Cemetery, Parksley, with the Rev. Har- with funeral expenses. hood days spent he was a charter member of the Penin- vey Davis Sr. officiating. Online condolences may be sent to the in Shad Point, sula Tractor Organization. Steve was Josephine leaves to cherish her lov- family at www.doughtyfuneralhome.com Md., with his ma- also a past member of the Wachapre- ing memories: a loving daughter, Ter- Arrangements were made by ternal grandpar- ague Masonic Lodge and proud mem- essa Byrd; stepson, Antonio Tunell; Doughty Funeral Home in Exmore. ents and family. ber of TTNCFC (The Tuesday Night two stepgrandchildren; godchildren, This is most likely Carving and Flatulence Club) which Alonzo Parker, Leslie Parker, Lolet- Javonta D. Davis where his famous met weekly for many years at the home ta Davis, and Charles Copes; a very Mr. Javonta D. Davis, of Chester, love of ice cream of his dear friend, carver Bobby Swain, Mr. Hearne special sister-in-law, Miranda Broad- Va., formerly of the Shore, was called developed, as he and included Bev Hornsby, Carroll Lee water; cherished nephew, Hilton Wil- home to eternal rest Sunday, May 2, would tell tales of everyone taking Marshall, and a variety of other color- liams; three sisters, Helen Williams, 2021, at VCU Health in Richmond. turns on hot summer days hand crank- ful carving characters. Charlette Williams, and Nancy Davis; Born in Nassawadox, Javonta was ing the ice cream machine. Everything about Steve was larger one brother-in-law; Vincent Davis; and the beloved son of Christopher Davis Always the class clown and prank- than life – the man himself, his huge a host nieces, nephews, cousins, and and Tonieko and Paul McCray Jr. He ster, Steve graduated from Charlotte fierce love and dedication to his God friends. was affectionately known as “Chip” by Hall Military Academy. He went on to and to his beloved wife Jo, children, Arrangements were by the Cooper his family and friends. Upon gradua- earn an associate degree at C.W. Post grandchildren, and friends, and his big & Humbles Funeral Co., Accomac. tion, he pursued a College on Long Island, N.Y., then bellowing voice and laughter. You would career in the U.S. began employment with the family always know when Steve was near – Air Force, but was business, W.P. Hearne Produce. While you’d hear his loud resounding voice, unable to fulfill working for his father’s produce com- and his raucous laugh reverberating this duty due to pany, business brought him to the through the room. He was a genuine, Send your mileposts and his illness. When Eastern Shore of Virginia, where, on honest, humble man, a lovable jokester his health im- a blind date, he met a cute local girl with a heart of gold who over the years community events to proved, he gained named Josephine Bundick. Steve mar- committed so many unseen acts of love employment at ried Jo in 1969 and immediately began and goodwill for so many people, there [email protected] Jiffy Lube in calling the ESVA home. is no way to ever know the extent of his Mr. Davis Midlothian, Va. Steve is survived by his wife of nearly deeds. As so many have said about him, Private graveside services were held 52 years, Jo; three children: John Hearne “He was a character,” and indeed he May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 15 was – the very best kind. MacAlister. She is survived by four her faith, family, and friends. ter, Michelle Stacey, and her husband, Steve was a son, brother, husband, daughters: Tina Larson, of Fort Walton She is survived by her son, David F. Jeff Stacey, of Henderson, Nev.; son, father, and Poppy – he was a friend to Beach, Fla., Laura Mulcahy (John), Mason, of Onancock; brother, Edward Denny Mears, and his wife, Angie, of hundreds of people who have prayed of Alexandria, Va., and Hong Kong, Boggs, and his wife, Marianne, of Minne- Horntown; sister, Estelle Robinson, unceasingly for his earthly physical Ceri Danes (Mark), of Clive, Iowa, and sota; two step-granddaughters, Rebecca S. of Lexington, S.C.; brother, Delmas healing. Praise God, he is now truly Wendy Larson Carnemark (Jonas), of Bresee and Christian S. Parks, and their Mears, and his wife, Teresa, of Chin- healed, in Heaven, free of pain, and Bethesda, Md.; 11 grandchildren; four families; as well as many cousins, nieces, coteague Island; three grandchildren, is joyfully reunited with all his loved great-grandchildren; three nephews and nephews. In addition to her husband Kylie Mears, Dustin Mears (wife, ones and friends who have been wait- and one niece. and parents, she was predeceased by Brooke), and Kyrstin Fierst (husband, ing to get one of his big bear hugs and A graveside service will be held for her daughter, Sara Beth Mason; sisters, Zach); great-granddaughter, Anastasia hear his latest corny jokes. family and friends, with social distanc- Sara Nervilla Boggs and Edna Boggs Fierst; and numerous nieces and neph- A celebration of Steve’s life will be ing and masking, at the Cape Charles Daley; brother Ralph Thomas Boggs; in- ews. His family and friends will miss held Saturday, May 15, at 2 p.m., in the Cemetery Monday, May 24, at 11 a.m. fant brother, Joseph Littleton Boggs; and his sense of humor and love of people. large field behind Painter Garrison’s Arrangements are being made by Fox daughter-in-law, Millie Mason. Funeral services were held Satur- UMC on Main Street in Painter (rain Funeral Home in Temperanceville, Va. Sue will be laid to rest with her hus- day, May 8, 2021, at Union Baptist date is Sunday, May 16, at 2 p.m.) This Memorial contributions can be made band and daughter at the Onancock Church, Chincoteague Island, with the is a public service open to anyone who to Steven A. Myers and Mary Myers Cemetery on her 98th birthday, Friday, Rev. Kevin Eley and the Rev. Maurice knew and loved him. If possible, please Scholarship Fund Trust, c/o Mark Mas- May 14, 2021, at 11 a.m. Mr. George Enright officiating. Burial took place in bring your own chair. In honor of sa, 7130 Old Farm Road, Littleton, CO Fulk will officiate. the John W. Taylor Memorial Cemetery Steve’s lifelong fondness of ice cream, 80128, or in the form of PPE to HCR Memorial donations may be made to in Temperanceville. an ice cream social will be held outside ManorCare Potomac, 10714 Potomac Grace United Methodist Church, P.O. In lieu of flowers donations may be directly following the celebration. Tennis Lane, Potomac, MD 20854. Box 156, Parksley, VA 23421, Onancock made to CVFC P.O. Box 691, Chincote- Memorial donations in his honor Volunteer Fire Department, P.O. Box ague Island, VA 23336. can be made to PGUMC, c/o Con- Sue Boggs Mason 28, Onancock, VA 23417, or to Market Services were entrusted to Salyer nie Campbell Treasurer, Painter, VA Mrs. Sue Boggs Mason, 97, beloved Street United Methodist Church, 75 Funeral Home Inc. on Chincoteague 23420, Painter Volunteer Fire De- wife of the late Norman Fletcher Ma- Market St., Onancock, VA 23417. Island. partment, Wayside Drive, Painter, VA son, Jr. for nearly 75 years and a native Memory tributes may be shared with the Condolences may be made online at 23420, or to the Peninsula Tractor Or- of Finney’s Wharf in Onancock, passed family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com www.salyerfh.com ganization, c/o Laurie Dryden, 8104 away Tuesday, May 11, 2021, at Com- Arrangements are by the Williams- Sunset Cove Road, Exmore, VA 23350 monwealth Senior Living in Onancock. Onancock Funeral Home. Manita Louis Prince or www.peninsulatractor.org Born May 14, 1923, at the family home Mrs. Manita Louis Prince, 39, of Online condolences may be sent to the in Finney’s Wharf, she was a daughter Denver Harvey Mears Onley, departed this life Wednesday, family at www.doughtyfuneralhome.com of the late Thomas Littleton Boggs and Mr. Denver Harvey “Denny” April 21, 2021, at Riverside Shore Me- Arrangements were made by the late Annie Sue Mears, 81, of Chincoteague Island, passed morial Hospital in Onancock. Doughty Funeral Home in Exmore. Reaston Boggs. away May 5, 2021, at his residence. Born in Haiti, Manita was the be- Sue graduated He was born on Chincoteague Island loved daughter of Petciel Prince and Gloria Ann Larson from Onancock on March 13, 1940, a son to the late Taciana Villemeus. She worked at Per- Mrs. Gloria Ann Larson (nee High School and Harvey and Lillie (Bowden) Mears. due Farms in Accomac until her death. Peno), formerly of Cape Charles and attended Mary He was a member of Union Baptist Manita was married to Jean B. Louis. Eastville, passed away in Bethesda, Washington Col- Church and Ready Bible Class. He was Private grave- Md., Feb. 12, 2021. Gloria was born lege, later trans- enlisted in the U.S. Coast Guard from side services were May 21, 1931, in St. Albans, Vt., to Wil- ferring to Madi- 1959 until 1961. held Saturday, liam and Helena (Mayo) Peno. son College where Mrs. Mason He continued his May 8, 2021, at After graduating from Bellows Free she received her service as a Coast the Parksley Cem- Academy in St. Albans, she moved to bachelor’s degree in education in 1944. Guard reservist etery, Parksley. Washington, D.C., where she worked Following college, Sue briefly worked until 1963. After Manita is for the Voice of as a dietician at Peninsula General his service in the survived by her America and met Hospital in Salisbury, Md., and then Coast Guard, he husband, Jean her husband, spent the next two decades working went on to man- B. Louis; fam- Mrs. Prince Leon Morris Lar- as a home economics teacher for Ac- age numerous ily, Samuel Louis, son, a journalist. comack County Public Schools. contracts with his Mr. Mears Samy Louis, Doundara Louis, Darwin In addition to The sheer definition of a Christian father, Harvey, at Louis, Franceline Louis, Philex Louis, Leon and her par- woman, Sue proudly gave her life in the NASA Wallops Station and NASA Marie Louis, Berline Louis, Eberne ents, Gloria was service to the Lord. She was a lifelong Wallops Flight Center. In 1978 he be- Louis, Jean Louis, and Gurdie Oran- predeceased by member of Grace United Methodist gan a new career as a carpenter, work- vile; and a host of other relatives and her sisters, June Mrs. Larson Church in Parksley, and regularly at- ing with several local contractors until friends. Stearns (Walla) tended services at Market Street Unit- he retired in 1998. Arrangements were by the Cooper and Janice Massa (Angelo); niece, ed Methodist Church in Onancock. She Denny is survived by his loving & Humbles Funeral Co., Accomac. Mary (Massa) Myers, her husband, was a devoted wife and loving mother, spouse of 61 years, Thelma Chase Steven, and their children, Jade and who lived a life of selfless dedication to Mears, of Chincoteague Island; daugh- (Continued on Page 16) 16 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021

Michael A. Taylor Guard from April 1961 to April will begin Saturday, May 15, at 2 Obituaries 1969. Following his military career, p.m., at the Union Baptist Church on (Continued From Page 15) Mr. Michael A. Taylor, 62, of New he was a law enforcement officer for Chincoteague. Following the service Church, transitioned Tuesday, May 4, the Town of Chincoteague, with his will be a graveside burial at Parksley Eleanor Shannonhouse 2021, from Earth to Glory at his resi- highest ranking being chief of po- Cemetery. Mrs. Eleanor Phillips Shannon- dence, after a brief battle with cancer. lice. Jimmy had the opportunity to In lieu of flowers, donations may be house, 98, wife of the late Winfred Born in Salisbury, Md., Michael was change careers in 1986 and became made to the Manna Cafe, 6523 Church Crippen “Crip” Phillips and the late the son of the late Willie Armstrong employed with Accomack Social Ser- St., Chincoteague. William R. Shannonhouse and a resi- and the late Willie Marie Taylor. He vices, serving as a fraud investigator dent of Eastville, passed away Sunday, was affectionately known as “Buddy” then in the emergency department, Yvonne Widgeon May 9, 2021, at Riverside Shore Memo- or “Skidrow” by his family and friends. until 2009, when he officially retired. Mrs. Yvonne Marshall Widgeon, rial Hospital in Onancock. A native of Skidrow dedicat- Between his charismatic and opin- 84, a resident of Willis Wharf, went to Hacksneck, she was the daughter of the ed over 45 years ionated personality, he was sure to be with the Lord May 11, 2021, peace- late Major Guy and the late Hazel Har- to the trucking grab everyone’s attention and leave a fully at her home. She is survived by rison Guy. She was industry. lasting impression. He was highly re- her husband of 66 years, Randolph a retired regis- Private funer- spected in many areas in his life. Widgeon. Yvonne was born on Hog Is- tered nurse, mem- al services were However, it is probably his musical land on May 11, 1937. She was the last ber of Epworth held Saturday, abilities that he will be remembered girl to be born on Hog Island. Yvonne United Method- May 8, 2021, at for with his band, the Astrotones. He was a Hog Island historian and wrote ist Church, and the Chapel of was known for his electric and acoustic two books on is- member of United Cooper & Hum- guitar skills, along with the keyboard. land life on Hog Mr. Taylor Methodist Wom- bles Funeral Co., Nicknamed “Kid,” he could dance Island. en. She was an Accomac, with the Minister Quinta- circles around everyone. He was self In addition to avid bridge player. Mrs. Shannonhouse vion Washington officiating. Inter- taught and could learn any instrument her loving hus- She is survived ment was in the Mt. Sinai Cemetery, he was given. band, she is sur- by five children, Winfred “Rip” Phil- Pocomoke, Md. He was a lifetime member of the vived by her son, lips Jr. and his wife, Peggy, of Cape Buddy leaves to cherish his memo- American Legion and the Chincoteague Ken Widgeon, Charles, Cindy Nicolls, of Parksley, ries: his devoted caregiver and soul- Volunteer Fire Department. In law en- and his wife, Carole Oakley and her husband, Skip, mate, Joyce Bibbins; daughter, Renata forcement, he received many awards Laura, of Frank- Mrs. Widgeon of Exmore, William R. Shannonhouse Price; son, Michael Johnson; children and accommodations for his extraordi- town; daughter- Jr. and his wife, Dee, of Richmond, that he raised as his own, Tinya Bib- nary service to his community. in-law, Pam Widgeon; grandchil- and Dick Shannonhouse and his wife, bins, Terence Bibbins, Michael Price, He leaves his loving family behind dren, Jade Vasquenza (PJ), of Melfa, Sandra, of Canton, Ga.; 27 grandchil- Zemora Taylor, and Keva Handy; sis- to cherish his memories, children: Zack Widgeon (Jessica), of Willis dren; 15 great-grandchildren; three ters, Lela Taylor, Ethel Thornton, and daughter, Robin Walker, son, Gregory Wharf, Melanie Lewis (Jamie), of great-great-grandchildren; and two Gloria Taylor; brothers, John Taylor, “Scotty” Walker, and wife, Tabatha, Cheriton, Stephanie Springer (Don- nieces, Debbie Romblad and her hus- Sidney Taylor, and William Taylor; a son, William “Billy” Joseph Walker, nie), of Cape May, N.J., Waylon band, Randy, of Palm Harbor, Fla., and host of grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and wife, Cindy; grandchildren: Jus- Widgeon, of Eastville, and Rachel Judy Parker and her husband, Alan, of cousins, other relatives, and friends. tin Walker, Ashton Russell, Cody Savage, of Nassawadox; brother, Salisbury, Md. Arrangements were by the Cooper Walker, Jessica Walker Lewis and Kenneth Marshall, of Willis Wharf; Funeral services were conducted & Humbles Funeral Co., Accomac. husband, Bryan, and Seth Walker; and 13 great-grandchildren. Yvonne Thursday, May 13, 2021, at Epworth great-grandchildren: Colton Lewis, was predeceased by her parents, United Methodist Church with the Harry “Jimmy” Walker Jr. Allyson Lewis, Aaliyah Walker, and John L. and Ruby Marshall; son, Rev. Mikang Kim officiating. Inter- Mr. Harry “Jimmy” Walker Jr., Max Walker; siblings: brother, Jackie Randy Widgeon; and infant daugh- ment was in Belle Haven Cemetery. passed away peacefully at his home on Walker, and wife, Bonnie, brother, ter, Melanie Karen Widgeon. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be Chincoteague May 11, 2021, at the age Robert Walker, and wife, Sandra. He A graveside service will be con- made to Epworth Methodist Church, of 82, surrounded by his family. was preceded in death by three sis- ducted Friday, May 14, 2021, at 11 P.O. Box 488, Exmore, VA 23350. Jimmy Walker was born June 22, ters: Rosalie Barnes and husband, a.m., at Belle Haven Cemetery with Online condolences may be sent to the 1938, in Washington, D.C.; he was John, Barbara Marshall, and Mary the Rev. Jack D. Pruitt and the Rev. family at www.doughtyfuneralhome.com raised in Parksley, and considered Ann Rowley and husband, Vaughn; Tommy Kellam officiating. In lieu Arrangements were made by Chincoteague several nieces and nephews; and of flowers, memorials may be made Doughty Funeral Home in Exmore. his home. He en- many beloved friends. to Community Church of God, 9079 listed in the U.S. He was a courageous, simple man. Birdsnest Drive, Birdsnest, VA 23307. Navy in June Despite the inevitable, Jimmy came Online condolences may be sent to the 1956 to June out a hero and stayed strong un- family at www.doughtyfuneralhome.com Send Obituaries 1962, where he til the end. A family viewing will be Arrangements were made by was a sharp- held Friday, May 14, at 6 p.m., and Doughty Funeral Home in Exmore. to shooter. In con- the viewing will open up to the public junction, he en- between 7 and 9 p.m., at Salyer Fu- [email protected] listed in the U.S. Mr. Walker neral Home located on 6327 Church Army National St., Chincoteague. Funeral services May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 17

Court Postings this court has ever heard,” Keith Dale ESTATE AUCTION Accomack Lilliston, 62, of Deep Creek, original- ly charged with malicious maiming Circuit Court and destruction of property belonging Personal Property of to Paul Young, was convicted of mis- By Nancy Drury Duncan demeanor assault and battery and de- the Estate of Richard E. Cooke Mary Elizabeth Becraft, 60, of Chin- struction of property in a bench trial. coteague, was sentenced to two years Lilliston said he had known Young, Ordered Sold by Attorney with all but 30 days suspended for pos- 23, since Young was 15 and began dat- session of cocaine. ing Lilliston’s daughter. He admitted on site at his waterfront farm: In December 2019, Becraft was seen he swung a piece of PVC pipe hitting by a deputy swerving in and out of the Young in August 2020, but said he did lane on U.S. Route 13 in Oak Hall. He it to knock a gun out of Young’s hand. 30495 BACK CREEK RD, attempted to stop Becraft but she did He denied breaking out the windows not immediately stop. When she got in Young’s truck after the incident. HACKSNECK, VA out of her car, she appeared to be con- Young and Lilliston’s daughter had cealing something in her hand. It fell to been together since they were in high (Pungoteague/Harborton Area) the ground and she kicked it under the school, said defense attorney James car. She told the officer the item was a Normile. He said Young had a long homemade crack pipe and said she had history of violence against the girl. SATURDAY, MAY 22 been smoking crack for 30 years. Young, the victim of the assault by Lil- Judge W. Revell Lewis III told Be- liston, appeared in court in an orange craft she may serve that time on week- jumpsuit. He is currently in jail serv- @ 10:30 am ends and ordered her to be on unsuper- ing time for the assault and battery of vised probation and on good behavior Lilliston’s daughter. Preview: for three years. The defense presented Young as a th dangerous and violent man who threat- Friday, May 14 10 am - 4 pm Carlton Marcus McKinley, 38, of ened Lilliston’s daughter. From the wit- st Greenbush, was sentenced to 10 years ness stand, the young woman read doz- Friday, May 21 10 am - 4 pm with all but three years, 10 months ens of profanity-laced text messages sent suspended for assault and battery of a to her by Young. Normile showed a video household member, third or subsequent taken by the young woman on her cell- • Approximately 30-40 cars, trucks, boats, offense. He was sentenced also to three phone from June 2020 from inside her farm equipment years and four months for violating the vehicle where she said she sought refuge terms of his probation with another to escape a violent attack by Young. The • Steinway piano criminal conviction. The sentences will video shows Young jumping on the hood, run consecutively. He will serve that beating on the car, and breaking out a • 2 large sheds of tools & farm related time in a therapeutic community pro- window. equipment ordered sold gram of the department of corrections. Young’s violence and abuse had “The behaviors he has exhibited been going on for four years, Lillis- - Some items not in running condition - are the same over the past 19 years,” ton told the court. He said he only said Commonwealth’s Attorney Spen- found out how bad things were when cer Morgan. “The last time he assault- the girl’s mother showed him numer- ATTENTION SCRAP & ed a 16-year-old girl,” he said. He listed ous photos of his daughter with inju- some of McKinley’s prior convictions in- ries caused by Young. “I trusted him,” SALVAGE DEALERS! cluding numerous cases of assault and he said. “He is very capable of hurting battery of household members, bur- people,” Lilliston told the court. Don’t miss this sale! glary, robbery trespass, possession of Young told the court after Lilliston drugs, bad checks, and protective order hit him with the PVC pipe, he feared violations. After McKinley serves his for his life. He said he went to the For more information: time, Judge Lewis ordered him to be on hospital emergency room because his Kenny Keeter, Liquidation 757-718-2464 supervised probation for five years and hand was swollen and painful. William on good behavior for 10 years. Hemphill, a friend of Young, testified Steve Johnson, Auctioneer 757-319-0175 he saw Lilliston use the pipe to smash Auctioneer VA Lic. 4903 In a case described by a judge as, the windows of Young’s truck after he 10% Buyers Premium Applies to All Transactions “One of the most bizarre situations (Continued on Page 18) 18 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021 He was arrested Jan. 19 by Dep. C.L. Court Postings Forbes, NCSO, and held without bail. (cont. from Page 17) Beacham was released on an unse- hit Young. He denied there was a gun. cured bond of $10,000 Feb. 2. Judge Lewis described the case as one of the worst he had heard. “Toxic is Thomas Lee Burton, 69, of Bluebird HERE too mild a word for this relationship,” he Road, Cheriton, was indicted May 7 on said. “I don’t understand all those text a felony charge of possessing or trans- messages. They will be in the public re- porting ammunition by a convicted fel- cord until the end of time. Mr. Young on on Dec. 31, 2020. FOR YOU decided to relocate, returns to a fishing He was arrested Jan. 1 by Trooper tournament, has issues at Mallard’s, is- Fisher, of the Virginia State Police. LINWOOD T. JOYNER II, M.D. sues at Royal Farms, and issues at Har- Burton also faces misdemeanor borton,” said Judge Lewis referring to charges of driving without a license, testimony about events leading up to DWI, and reckless driving. the August 2020 altercation. “I believe Fisher reported that he was dis- Welcoming Mr. Lilliston when he said he received a patched to Bluebird Road in Cheriton phone call to meet him in Melfa.” Speak- at 10:14 p.m., Dec. 31, 2020. He saw an ing to Keith Lilliston, he said, “You decid- SUV that had collided with an electrical new patients ed to take the law into your own hands. I box. find you guilty of assault and battery and Upon approaching Burton in the RIVERSIDE EASTERN SHORE felony destruction of property.” He con- SUV, Fisher detected a strong odor of FAMILY MEDICINE tinued the case to May 27 for sentencing. alcohol. Burton said he was physically 10085 William F. Bernart Circle Northampton unable to do a standardized field sobri- Nassawadox, Virginia ety test. County Indictments Fisher conducted a search and found some marijuana, as well as two live Dr. Joyner enjoys By Stefanie Jackson shotgun shells that were in Burton’s Ayanna Bailey, 19, of Culls Drive, front jacket pocket. the opportunity to care Cape Charles, was indicted May 7 on Burton was held without bail Jan. 1 for his patients across felony charges of credit card theft and but was released on $3,000 unsecured generations as a family credit card fraud on Aug. 29, 2020. bond Jan. 12. medicine physician. She was arrested Oct. 31, 2020, by Dep. Montego Johnson Sr., of the Julie Lynn Childress, 34, of Take care of your Northampton County Sheriff’s Office. Markham Drive, Hampton, was indict- health and schedule your ed May 7 on a felony charge of posses- Brandon Jamar Beach, 31, of Jack- sion of a Schedule I or II drug, metham- appointment today. son Street, Onancock, was indicted phetamine, on Jan. 21, 2020. May 7 on felony charges of attempted She was arrested the same day by extortion of Kelly Fowler, attempted Dep. Sid Adams, NCSO, and held with- 757-442-6600 extortion of Pierce Scanlon, attempt- out bail. riversideonline.com/joyner ed malicious wounding of Scanlon, and A lab tested the contents of three use of a firearm in attempted malicious plastic bags that were in Childress’ wounding, all on March 6. possession, which contained about 2.59 He was arrested March 10 by Dep. grams of methamphetamine. A glass Eastern Shore Family Medicine Jason Campbell, of the Accomack smoking device was found to contain County Sheriff’s Office, following a .194 grams of methamphetamine. complaint filed by Officer Tyler Hin- Childress also received a summons man, of the Exmore Police Department, for driving with a license that had been and held without bail. revoked for a DUI-related incident. Beach also was charged with misde- She was released on $3,000 secured meanors including dumping trash in bond Jan. 30, 2020. public or on private property without permission, brandishing a firearm, dis- Louis Ewell, 67, of Lankford Highway, charging a firearm in public, and shoot- Nassawadox, was indicted May 7 on a fel- ing across a road. ony charge of assault and battery of Dep. Justin Smith, NCSO, and three misde- Troy Wayne Beacham Jr., 33, of meanor charges for cursing or using abu- Cheriton, was indicted May 7 on a fel- sive language in public toward law en- ony charge of malicious wounding of forcement officers Smith, Devonte Cobb, John Tazewell on Jan. 19. and Brandon Parks, all on March 27. May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 19 Ewell was arrested the same day by ty to a law enforcement officer on Feb. Reid was held without bail but was Bay Bridge-Tunnel Police Department. Smith and held without bail. 21, 2021. released Dec. 1, 2020, on $5,000 se- Williams also faces a misdemean- He also received a summons for According to notes on a bail determi- cured bond. or charge for illegally carrying a con- public intoxication. nation page, Jackson admitted she gave cealed weapon. Smith reported that he was dis- false information about her identity James Randolph Richardson Jr., 62, Beasley reported that he stopped patched to the Shore Stop in Nassawa- during the Feb. 20 traffic stop that led of Bayside Road, Nassawadox, was in- Williams’ vehicle at 4:45 p.m. on Dec. dox at 5:45 p.m., March 27, to locate an to her arrest because she had her grand- dicted May 7 on felony charges, three 19, 2020, for traveling 85 mph in a 55 intoxicated subject. children with her and she was afraid. counts of possession of Schedule I or II mph zone. He did not find the subject but re- Jackson also admitted to missing court drugs: heroin, fentanyl, and cocaine, The officer discovered Williams’ ceived another call saying the sub- dates due to COVID-19 and apologized all on Jan. 18. driver’s license had been revoked. Bea- ject was “laid out in a yard down the during her hearing, the notes stated. He was arrested Jan. 19 by Officer sley also detected a strong odor of mar- street.” She had been released on $1,000 se- W. Garrett, of the Cape Charles Police ijuana coming from the vehicle. He When Smith approached Ewell, he cured bond Feb. 2, 2020, before miss- Department, and April 13 by Dep. M. asked for the marijuana and Williams noted Ewell had difficulty standing, ing her court dates. Following her ar- Johnson, NCSO. handed it over. Beasley then asked if slurred speech, bloodshot eyes, and rest Feb. 20, 2021, she was released on Richardson also faces misdemeanor Williams had any other items the of- smelled of alcohol. $4,000 secured bond April 8. charges for DWI, refusal of a breath test, ficer should know about. Williams Ewell called Smith by a racial slur and possession of controlled substance admitted he had a gun in his pock- multiple times and threatened to kill Jonathan Cornelius McNeal, 36, of paraphernalia – hypodermic needles. et, which was identified as a Taurus the officer during arrest for public Courthouse Road, Eastville, was indict- Lab tests showed the needles con- pistol. drunkenness. Ewell also kicked Smith ed May 7 on five felony charges: sexual tained .1682 grams of heroin and fen- Williams was held without bail but twice in the knee, the officer reported. penetration with an object of a victim less tanyl and .5441 grams of cocaine. was released Dec. 22, 2020, on $5,000 A handwritten statement by Ewell than 13 years old, two counts of forcible Richardson was released Jan. 20 on secured bond. said that all could he remember was sodomy with a child, sodomy of a child by $3,000 unsecured bond but was held with- being in the back of the police vehicle, a family member, and sexual abuse by a out bail when he was arrested April 13. Steven Lee Wood, 52, of Plantation which he claimed was traveling 120 parent of a child less than 15 years old. Road, Onancock, was indicted May 7 mph, and thinking he was going to die. All the charges related to one victim Gregory Smith, 48, of Sunrise Drive, on a felony charge of driving with a He also remembered being admitted and incidents that took place between Painter, was indicted May 7 on felony revoked license, his second offense or to the Eastern Shore Regional Jail. Jan. 1, 2012, and May 25, 2018. charges, two counts of forgery. more, on Dec. 30, 2020. Ewell admitted in his statement McNeal was arrested Jan. 26 by In- He is accused of forging two Atlantic He was arrested Feb. 17 by Dep. M. that he was “super drunk” but “couldn’t vestigator Tara Leckel, NCSO, and he Union Bank checks on Aug. 15, 2020, Johnson, NCSO, following a complaint believe” that he had committed the was released on or about Feb. 11 on and Aug. 16, 2020, respectively. filed by Officer W. Garrett, CCPD, and crimes of which he was accused. $5,000 secured bond. Smith was arrested March 31 by held without bail. In his statement, Ewell asked why Dep. T. Haines, ACSO, following a police officers didn’t put him in a cell Nathaniel Jamarius Nock, 35, of complaint filed March 30 by Officer Bruce Michael Woodfield, 58, of to sober up like they do in Accomack Lankford Highway, New Church, was Jonathan Gonzalez, EPD. Smith was Terrapin Grove, Stevensville, Md., County, he claimed. indicted May 7 on a felony charge of held without bail. was indicted May 7 on a felony charge Also in his statement, Ewell re- making a false statement on a consent of forgery of a public record on June quested that the court show the cam- form to obtain a firearm on Jan. 8, 2020. Kevin Shea Turner, 48, of Hortense 22, 2020. era footage of the incident instead of He was arrested Nov. 30, 2020, by Lane, Cape Charles, was indicted May He was arrested March 29 by Dep. taking the police officer at his word. Trooper D.P. Tudor, VSP. 7 on two felony charges: causing prop- C. Wessel, of the Virginia Beach Po- Ewell was released on $5,000 se- Tudor reported that Nock had at- erty damage of more than $1,000 and lice Department, following a complaint cured bond April 27. tempted to purchase a firearm at failure to report property damage of filed Dec. 22, 2020, by Officer R.M. Northampton Firearms in Cheriton, but more than $1,000, both on Feb. 23. Steele, CBBT PD. Tanisha M. Jackson, 41, of Mar- Nock had a misdemeanor conviction for He was arrested Feb. 24 by Investi- Woodfield also faces misdemeanor cus Garvey Road, Exmore, was indict- assault of a family member, which dis- gator Tara Leckel, NCSO. charges of falsely identifying himself ed May 7 on three felony charges: two qualified him from firearm possession. Turner also faces misdemeanor to a law enforcement officer on March counts of credit theft (one on Jan. 3, Nock was released the day of his ar- charges of causing property damage of 29, driving without a license, and reck- 2020, and one on Feb. 2, 2020) and one rest on unsecured bail of $2,500. less than $1,000 and making a false re- less driving by speeds of 20 mph or count of credit card fraud for $500 or port to a law enforcement officer about more above the limit. more on Jan. 3, 2020. Corey Nequan Reid, 29, of Cheri- committing a crime. Steele reported that he stopped She was arrested Feb. 20, 2021, by ton Cross Road, Cape Charles, was in- He was held without bail Feb. 24 Woodfield’s vehicle on June 22, 2020, Dep. M. Johnson, NCSO, following dicted May 7 on three felony charges: but was released March 1 on $2,000 at the CBBT’s 17-mile post, for driving a complaint filed by then Sgt. Adam possession with intent to distribute a secured bond. 93 mph in a 55 mph zone. Woodfield Zieger, of the Exmore Police Depart- Schedule I or II drug, his second of- identified himself as his brother, Al- ment, on Feb. 13, 2020 – more than a fense; possession or transport of a Damond Williams, 26, of West 41st bert Wilbur Woodfield. year earlier. firearm by a convicted felon within Street, Norfolk, was indicted May 7 on Albert Woodfield later called Jackson also faces three misde- a 10-year period; and possession of a a felony charge of possession of a fire- the Northampton County common- meanor charges: two counts of credit firearm while possessing a Schedule I arm by a convicted violent felon on wealth’s attorney’s office to confirm card fraud for less than $500 within or II drug, all on Nov. 19, 2020. Dec. 19, 2020. his identity. six months on or about Feb. 2, 2020, He was arrested the same day by He was arrested the same day by Of- Bruce Woodfield was held without and one count of giving a false identi- Dep. C.M. Feltes, NCSO. ficer Shelley Beasley, of the Chesapeake bail March 29. 20 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021

•From Jeanne and Roger Davis Jr., •From First Financial Bank trustees To TWD LLC Property Transactions To Susan Dutnell, and Emily and Eal- 28.003 acres, Wallops Island Road, asaid Bolles-Martens Wallops Island Lot, 1/2 acre, near Capeville For $325,000 Northampton County •From Archie Debaun Jr., trustee For $128,000 •From Daryl R. Fanney and Laura F. •From Wesley Rieben To VWP LLC •From C.J. Prettyman III Dabnew To Douglas and Maria Belt Unit 22-707, Building 22, Fairways I To Jericia and Dale Tibbs To Linda H. Davis, trustee Lot 65, Block A, Belle Haven Condominium, Phase 1, Cape Charles Lot F, 1.53 acres, Elliott’s Neck 4 South St., Onancock For $99,900 For $335,000 For $22,000 For $656,000 •From Alan and Patti Sutton •From Herminigildo and Rosario Baclig •From William and Krista Manning •From Brenda C. Wright and Nancy To Robert and Stacy Ragos To John and Pamela Reinhard To Mary and Kim Varney A. Kinzinger Lot C, Butlers Bluff, near Kiptopeke Lot 293, Vaucluse Shores Lot 67, King’s Creek Landing, near To Pamela M. and Daniel R. Fitzpatrick Beach For $17,000 Cape Charles 60 Hill St., Onancock For $85,000 •From James and Sheryl Parker For $385,000 For $380,000 •From Mill Street Holdings LLC To Roger and Natalie Moran •From Tola LLC •From 3Sels Properties LLC To John and Melissa Maynard Unit 3E, 300 Mason Ave. Condomini- To Brandon and Michelle Mallon To Abdul H. Rasoli Lots 1, 2, and 11, Mill Street Estates, um, Cape Charles Lot 75, Marina Village East, Phase 1, 4 parcels, 33287 Railroad Ave., Painter Section 2, Cheriton For $415,000 Cape Charles For $40,000 For $52,500 •From Meagan Painter For $50,000 •From Wendy K. and Robert J. Huntley •From Cherie and David O’Brien To Kimberly and James Granger II •From Associated Grain Inc. To Sharon R. Hunt To Janet and Richard Snook Parcel in Exmore To Perdue Agribusiness Grain LLC 7333 Grace St., Chincoteague Parcel, .96 acres, Wilsonia Neck For $45,000 Tract 1, near Exmore For $399,900 For $569,000 •From Frasier, Audrey, and Eugene For $53,868 •From Toby Anne and Gregg S. •From Bruce and Carol Evans Brickhouse •From Kemper Goffigon IV Sydenstricker To Howard and Mary Loudin To Andrew Rodriguez To Vance Lewis To Robin R. and John M. Kline Parcel 3A, 2.6 acres, Waverly Phase Lot 18, near Hare Valley Parcel 1, known as Bayview Circle, Trails End Lot 211 Unit 3 Sheet 5, Two, Church Neck For $10,500 and Parcel 2, Bayview Horntown For $185,000 •From Shore Health Services Inc. For $75,000 For $25,000 •From Arthur Coleman and Christo- To Hampton Roads Sanitation •From Bellona Arsenal LLC •From Dale L. Baumgartner pher Lyon District To The Back Forty LLC To Francisco Morales-Gomez and To Stacey and Thomas Decker III Utility parcel at Franktown district 2 parcels at Old Town Neck, near Margarita Pablo Camo Lot 176, Bay Creek, Cape Charles For $10 Eastville 2 parcels, 22481 Lee Mont Road, Parksley For $635,000 •From James Elliott, special commis- For $200,000 For $30,000 •From Herbert White Jr. sioner, and Tyco Homes LLC •From Bellona Arsenal LLC •From Edward L. Thorntpon, Brenda To Margaret Belote To Elisa and Henry Jones III To Martin and Suzanne Golibart T. Ashby, Nathan L. Thornton, and Lots 10 and 11, Block A, near Exmore Lot 37, The Landings at Eastern Parcel at Hungars Beach, Old Town Cecil M. Ashby For $83,500 Shore, Eastville district Neck To Rachel T. and Jessie M. Large •From Larry and Mary Wood For $15,000 For $187,500 4 Powellton Ave., Wachapreague To Abigail Brassfield •From James Elliott, special com- Accomack County For $150,000 3 parcels at the Saltworks, Occohan- missioner, and James and Linda •From Sotos Modular Homes LLC •From Debra L. and Phililp M. Kuhn nock Neck, near Jamesville O’Farrow To Jessica Lynn Merando and Sebas- To Angeles J. Cassel For $400,000 To Raonel Cruz-Benitez tian Michael Bowers Trails End Lot 175 Unit 1 Sheet 1, •From Susan Christian, executor Lot 25, Eden Meadows, Franktown 13182 Marilyn Drive, Painter Horntown To David Hayden Sr. district For $150,000 For $15,000 Parcel, 1/2 acre, Exmore For $15,400 •From Conrad D. Mock Family Limit- •From Thomas E. Anderson For $38,000 •From Ulysses Smith Jr. ed Partnership by Toni Gene Anderson Pullen, •From Steven and Ellen Beldy, To Distinguished Properties LLC To Hollis F. and Terry K. Parks Jr. attorney-in-fact Karen Torborg, and Ellen Dempsey, Lot 145, Cape Charles 4 Richardson Ave., Wachapreague To Abigail S. and Daniel R. Davis successors For $450,000 For $200,000 4173 School St., Chincoteague To Paul and Nadine Jarossy •From Mark and Lynne Raymond •From Michael D. Bankert For $180,000 Lot 107, King’s Creek Landing, near To Larry and Cathy Larue To Patricia Ann and Matthew Thom- •From Bernadette F. Rizzo, aka Ber- Cape Charles Tract, 74.1 acres, bounded by Hun- as Bell nadette Rizzo Devitt For $30,000 gar’s Creek, near Bridgetown Trails End Lots 668 and 669 Unit 1, To Virginia A. and Michael E. Riley •From Tidewater Farm Enterprises For $1,150,000 Horntown Captains Cove Lots 43 and 44 Section LLC •From Mark and Lynne Raymond For $100,000 5, Greenbackville To Richard and Jenny Bergeron To Larry and Cathy Larue •From John W. Mathias For $165,000 Lot 21A, Wilsonia Shores, near Tract, 67.589 acres, near Hungar’s To Teresa and David A. Pratt •From Angela M. Volpe Machipongo Creek, near Bridgetown Trails End lot 483 Unit 1, Horntown To Magdalena Barrera Paxtor and Os- For $65,000 For $175,000 For $32,000 car Lopez Lopez May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 21

3 parcels, 24376 Lankford Highway, For $149,900 To Thinh Nguyen For $22,500 Tasley •From Laura E. and Thomas F. Canning Captains Cove Lot 154 Section 2, •From Valerie and Richard McMahon For $350,000 To Gemcraft Homes LLC Greenbackville To Mary Ann Cesanek •From Kimberly Ann and Michael Captains Cove Lot 1212 Section 1, For $122,000 Parcel on Willow Street, Chincoteague Paul Eastlake Greenbackville •From Nicholas Frank Greif, by Nicho- For $275,000 To Betty Louise and Dean Edward For $55,000 las William Greif, his attorney-in-fact, •From Deborah Flinchum Landis, Eastlake Jr. •From Nancy S. Matthews and Debra and Nicholas William Greif trustee Lot 43 Ocean Breeze, Chincoteague M. Parks, co-trustees To Nicole S. and John D. O’Donnell To Lindsay Jo Cannon For $76,500 To Mark Randolph Burl and Kathleen Lot 30, Amrien Circle Drive, Chincoteague 5124 Serenity Lane, Chincoteague •From Iris D. and Michael J. Sullivan Marie Cook For $65,000 For $168,000 To Mary Mildred Back Ashyln Lot 13, Azalea Lane, New Church •From Stephan M. Ricker •From Reginald E. Stubbs Jr. 3417 Blackbeard Road, For $39,000 To Patricia A. and Charles R. Wehner To Dawn E. and Mark P. Miller Greenbackville •From Aleem Q. Muhammad and Captains Cove Lot 391 Section 2, 6315 Poplar St., Chincoteague For $15,000 Sharon Clements Greenbackville For $357,500 •From Susan M. Hurst, executor To Tanya R. and Harold Gannon To Donald P. Kelley and Nancy E. Derrickson Esposito-Kelley 24365 Broadwater Road, Temperanceville 20457 Bluebill Lane, Onancock For $65,000 For $130,000 •From Arthur D. Rorabaugh Jr. •From Dawn M. Pollock To Stephanie N. and Christopher R. ESTATE TAG SALE To Sylvia Pauline Santos and David Parce Selling from the Michael Diaz Roberts Trails End Lot 545 Unit 1, Horntown “LIVING ESTATE OF 15190 Waterfield St., Painter For $23,100 For $145,000 •From Karen L. and Christopher S. Davis DAVID & KAREN TWEEDIE” •From Mark V. Lusby To Tara Jade Vasquenza as they retire to To Nandua LLC 28422 Woodland Ave., Melfa 10166 Atlantic Road, Atlantic For $275,000 For $75,000 •From Gwen and Raymond G. Weav- OTHER ITEMS: •From Bonnie Killmon er Jr. • Oriental Rugs, 2 room size & various other sizes To Elisabeth Orchard To Beverly A. and Douglas F. Matz II Saturday, May 15 including Karastan 20194 Allen Lane, Deep Creek Lot 22, Oyster Cove Lane, Atlantic • Pr. of Lg. 1800th Century Oil Paintings For $55,000 For $58,500 & • Folk Art Painting • Willie Crockett Original (1988) •From Lisa H. and Clark E. Crockett •From April B. Stillson and Lisa K. Sunday, May 16 • Room Key Holder on Wood (made for the To Raul DeLeon and Angelica Zuniga Smith Spinning Wheel in Onancock, marked 31 North Street Tovar To Ranck Investments LLC 8 am to 3 pm and Painted by Willie Crockett) Parcel on Poplar Street, Accomac Parcel on Maddox Boulevard, • Several Spinning Wheels, some over 200 For $20,000 Chincoteague each day years old, various sizes (one large one hung in •From Esther M. and Michael S. Jenkins For $730,000 the “Spinning Wheel Bed & Breakfast” in Onancock) To Carleen A. and Andrew K. Markoski •From Michele L. and Robert W. FURNITURE: • Chincoteague Decoys by Bob Booth & Ron Stevens • 2 pc. Victorian Setae • Several Eastern Shore Posters & Prints Trails End Lot 487 Unit 2 Sheet 2, Leatherbury • Cherry Secretary/Desk Combo • Mirrors, 4 RC Cola Framed Movie Posters Horntown To Janet Vagt and Michael T. Scully • Queen Bed & Full Bed • Sterling Silver, Silver Plate, Brass Lamps, For $7,000 3.67 acres, Locust Grove parcel 8, • Lg. Oak Cabinet with Sliding Glass Doors Victorian Lamps, Several Oil Lamps, Glassware •From Ruth A. and John F. Shockley Onancock (from Ker Place Library) • Cigar Boxes To April L. and David W. Holmes For $157,500 • Pair Victorian Hollow Heart Back Chairs • Lg. Collection of Jewelry display units for Trails End Lot 177 Unit 3 Sheet 3, •From Mary Diana and John P. • Open Washstand necklaces & earrings plus jewelry cases Horntown Olcese • Eastern Shore Pine School Master’s Desk • Handmade Necklaces by Karen (purchased from Countryside Auctions when they For $31,500 To Shannon K. and Richard L. Allo- • Antique Coffee Grinders were at the Old Chicken Houses in Parksley) • Wall Clocks •From Lynn Cattafi, trustee way II • Misc. Hand Painted Tables by Karen Tweedie • Grocery Delivery Crate stamped Hallwood, VA To Lisa Christine Raley and John 5064 Richardson St., Chincoteague • Wicker Porch Pieces • War Figurine Chess Set Myles August For $575,000 • Iron Patio Set, repainted (purchased from • Pop up Canopy Tents Captains Cove Lot 1257 Section 1, •From Jason D. Blair Chandler’s Furniture, Onancock 30+ yrs ago) • Books (several sign language teaching books) Greenbackville To Jason Heatwole and Robert Dickerson • Marble Top Dresser • Housewares, Bedding For $6,000 Captains Cove Lot 2131 Section 4, • Flat Top Washstand • All Occasion Cards created by Karen •From Catherine P. Volanoski Greenbackville • Victorian Arm Chair, renamed by the Tweedie’s as (for the deaf/hearing impaired with sign language) “The Pat Hart Chair”, purchased from her To Eva Faye Osborne For $1,500 • Ladders, Yard Tools Antique Store in Wachapreague many years ago. • Storage Bins, Trunks and so much more 29337 Hopeland Road, Modest Town •From Teasers Fisherman’s Lodge LLC For $215,000 To Coach Harman Enterprises LLC COVID Guidelines will be followed, face masks required, •From Lisa M. and Daniel B. Ruggiero 60 Main St., Wachapreague please go to our website at shoreestateliquidators.com for further details. To Stephanie Barton-Farcas For $165,000 BRING YOUR OWN BOXES, BAGS WILL BE PROVIDED, CASH OR PERSONAL CHECK ONLY 26161 Shoremain Drive, Bloxom •From Joel Wallace 22 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Board of Supervisors of the County of Northampton, Virginia, will hear public comments on the estimated revenues, projected expenditures and supporting tax rates of the Fiscal Year 2022 Budget as set out below at a public hearing scheduled for Tuesday, May 25, 2021, at 5:00 p.m., in the Board Room, 16404 Courthouse Road, Eastville, VA. GENERAL FUND Expenditures SCHOOL DEBT SERVICE FUND Expenditures Revenue Harbor Improvements $ 529,000 Revenue School Instruction $ 13,129,134 General Property Taxes $ 20,041,584 School Administration, Expenditure Totals $ 529,000 Other Financing Sources $ 1,169,457 Other Local Taxes $ 5,127,709 Revenue Totals $ 1,169,457 Attendance & Health $ 1,755,695 Permits, Privilege Fees & EASTERN SHORE REGIONAL JAIL FUND School Pupil Transportation Reg Licenses $ 136,650 Revenue Expenditures Services $ 1,388,056 Fines & Forfeitures $ 409,000 Charges for Service $ 274,301 Non-Departmental $ 1,169,457 School Operation & Maintenance Use of Money & Property $ 64,480 Recovered Costs $ 3,000 Expenditure Totals $ 1,169,457 Services $ 2,378,509 Charges for Service $ 1,495,778 School Technology $ 987,255 Shared Expenses $ 2,117,154 Miscellaneous $ 10,000 PUBLIC UTILITIES FUND Transfers Out $ 319,482 Recovered Costs $ 241,569 Categorical Aid $ 240,888 Revenue Expenditure Totals $ 19,958,131 Payments in Lieu of Taxes $ 30,000 Other Financing Sources $ 1,935,800 Charges for Service $ 199,055 Non-Categorical $ 1,484,967 Other Financing Sources $ 10,000 SCHOOL FEDERAL GRANTS FUND Shared Expenses $ 1,903,870 Revenue Totals $ 4,571,143 Revenue Totals $ 209,055 Revenue Categorical Aid $ 2,191,068 Expenditures Categorical Aid $ 2,997,539 Other Financing Sources $ 1,480,585 Public Safety $ 4,571,143 Expenditures Revenue Totals $ 2,997,539 Revenue Totals $ 34,617,260 Expenditure Totals $ 4,571,143 Public Works $ 209,055 Expenditures Expenditure Totals $ 209,055 Expenditures General Government Administration $ 2,578,888 CAPITAL RESERVE FUND School Instruction $ 2,400,513 Judicial Administration $ 880,113 Revenue INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY School Admin., Attendance & Health $ 23,517 Public Safety $ 6,800,728 Other Financing Sources $ 1,313,773 Revenue School Pupil Transportation Services $ 90,277 Public Works $ 5,597,401 Revenue Totals $ 1,313,773 Charges for Service $ 43,227 School Operation & Maint. Services $ 295,962 Health & Welfare $ 691,066 Revenue Totals $ 43,227 School Technology $ 187,270 Education $ 24,702 Expenditures Expenditure Totals $ 2,997,539 Parks, Recreation & Culture $ 720,459 Reserve $ 1,313,773 Expenditures Community Development $ 1,549,489 Expenditure Totals $ 1,313,773 Community Development $ 43,227 SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE FUND Non-Departmental $ 15,774,414 Expenditure Totals $ 43,227 Revenue Expenditure Totals $ 34,617,260 SCHOOL ENHANCEMENT PROJECT Charges for Service $ 53,013 Revenue NORTHAMPTON COUNTY Miscellaneous $ 0 SOCIAL SERVICES FUND Other Financing Sources $ 3,439,739 TOURISM CAPITAL FUND Categorical Aid $ 1,022,740 Revenue Revenue Totals $ 3,439,739 Revenue Other Financing Sources $ 50,000 Categorical Aid $ 2,185,191 Other Financing Sources $ 82,500 Revenue Totals $ 1,125,753 Other Financing Sources $ 515,000 Expenditures Revenue Totals $ 82,500 Revenue Totals $ 2,700,191 Transfers Out $ 939,739 Expenditures Capital Projects $ 2,500,000 Expenditures School Food Services $ 1,125,753 Expenditures Expenditure Totals $ 3,439,739 Community Development $ 82,500 Expenditure Totals $ 1,125,753 Health & Welfare $ 2,606,104 Expenditure Totals $ 82,500 Non-Departmental $ 94,087 GENERAL DEBT SERVICE FUND SCHOOL CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND Expenditure Totals $ 2,700,191 Revenue SCHOOL OPERATING FUND Revenue HARBOR IMPROVEMENT FUND Recovered Costs $ 161,145 Revenue Other Financing Sources $ 1,946,274 Revenue Other Financing Sources $ 2,306,153 Miscellaneous $ 201,072 Revenue Totals $ 1,946,274 Charges for Services $ 13,500 Categorical Aid $ 10,319,440 Revenue Totals $ 2,467,298 Expenditures Categorical Aid $ 396,750 Financing Proceeds $ 0 Expenditures Capital Outlay $ 1,946,274 Other Financing Sources $ 118,750 Other Financing Sources $ 9,437,619 Non-Departmental $ 2,467,298 Expenditure Totals $ 1,946,274 Revenue Totals $ 529,000 Revenue Totals $ 19,958,131 Expenditure Totals $ 2,467,298

In accordance with the requirements set forth in Section 58.1-3524(C) (2) and Section 58.1-3912(E) Tax Year 2020 (Current) Tax Year 2021 (Proposed) of the Code of Virginia, as amended by Chapter 1 of the Acts of Assembly (2004 Special Session 1) Real Estate: $0.835 per $100 assessed value $0.835 per $100 assessed value and as set forth in item 503.E (Personal Property Tax Relief Program) of Chapter 951 of the 2005 Mobile Homes: $0.835 per $100 assessed value $0.835 per $100 assessed value Acts of Assembly any qualifying vehicle site used within the County commencing January 1, 2021 Tangible Pers. Property $3.90 per $100 assessed value $3.90 per $100 assessed value shall receive personal property tax relief in the following manner: Aircraft $3.90 per $100 assessed value $3.90 per $100 assessed value a. Personal use vehicles valued at $1,000 or less will be eligible for 100% tax relief; Boats $0.99 per $100 assessed value $0.99 per $100 assessed value b. Personal use vehicles valued at $1,001 to $20,000 will be eligible for 48.7% tax relief; Machinery & Tools $2.00 per $100 assessed value $2.00 per $100 assessed value c. Personal use vehicles valued at $20,001 or more shall only receive 48.7% tax relief on the first Farm Mach. & Equip. $1.20 per $100 assessed value $1.20 per $100 assessed value $20,000 of value; and Heavy Construction $2.86 per $100 assessed value $2.86 per $100 assessed value d. All other vehicles which do not meet the definition of “qualifying” (business use vehicles, farm use Solar Installations $0.835 per $100 assessed value $0.835 per $100 assessed value vehicles, motor homes, etc.) will not be eligible for any form of tax relief under this program. Wind Generation $0.835 per $100 assessed value $0.835 per $100 assessed value In accordance with Item 503.D.1., the entitlement to personal property tax relief for qualifying Motor Vehicle, Limit of One for Qualified Disabled Veterans, pursuant to Code of Virginia vehicles for tax year 2005 and all prior years expired on September 1, 2006. Supplemental assess- §58.1-3506 A (19) & B $0.00 per $100 assessed value $0.00 per $100 assessed value ments for tax years 2005 and prior that are made on or after September 1, 2006 shall be deemed A copy of the estimated revenues and expenditures is available in detail for public inspection at the offices “non-qualifying” for purposes of state tax relief and the local share due from the taxpayer shall of the County Treasurer and County Administrator during normal business hours and on the County’s web represent 100% of the tax assessable. site at www.co.northampton.va.us. The above synopsis is compiled from data contained in that document.

Tax Rates for Tax Year 2021 are proposed to be set as follows: Handicap Assistance Available: Call 757/678-0440, ext. 516. May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 23

baits. Abell said that some large rockfish are also be- ing landed in the surf. Large rockfish have also been taken in both Poco- moke Sound and Tangier Sound. Schools of red drum made an appearance in Pocomoke Sound, especial- Black drum and large striped bass ly during the early part of the week. catches and releases highlighted the Abell said that flounder fishing slowed angling action of the last week. Trophy- during the early part of the week, but Chuck Ritter released this 38-inch sized stripers were caught by anglers overall action was very good consider- striper on Assateague. Photo courte- surf fishing from Assateague Island all ing the windy weather and fluctuating sy of Captain Steve’s Bait and Tackle. the way down the barrier island chain air temperatures of last week. Gene Brite released this large to Smith Island, at the southern tip Chincoteague – Donna Rae striper on Assateague. Photo of the Eastern Shore. Anglers beach- Roeske, at Captain Bob’s Marina, courtesy of Captain Steve’s Bait ing the large rockfish were rewarded said despite the recent trend of strong and Tackle. with only pictures and memories of the winds and rain, customers have been catch, as the coastal striped bass sea- finding a mixed bag of species with son does not begin until May 16, when the waters of Queen Sound starting anglers may only possess one fish and to produce its share of fish. Among it must measure between 28 and 36 the recent species reported have been inches long. Large stripers have also shark, hake, speckled trout, and of been caught on the Chesapeake Bay course, flounder. Productive baits have side of the peninsula. Catches were included minnows paired with Gulp reported in both the Pocomoke Sound Swimming Mullet, squid, silversides, and Tangier Sound. These same wa- and shrimp. Roeske said surf fisher- ters have been holding schools of black men have been frustrated with having drum. The windy, unsettled weather to release their rockfish catches while has made flounder fishing more diffi- waiting for the season to open May 16. Jason Worley landed this cult but not impossible for anglers fish- She said that the black drum fishing 15.1-pound sheepshead while ing during periods of light winds and has slowed down. drum fishing near Buoy 13. Photo clear water quality. Jimmy Vasiliou, at Captain Steve’s courtesy of Bailey’s Bait & Tackle. Upper Shore – Captain Matt Abell, Bait and Tackle, said last Saturday’s at Sea Hawk Sports Center, reported run of large striped bass in the As- ed to heat up out of Oyster. He said the that black drum are being caught in sateague surf was one of the best in bite has been really good for anglers Robert Lynch and his fishing part- the waters of Pocomoke Sound as well a long time. In addition to the run of soaking clam baits in the inlets. Brady ner landed this limit of flounder as the barrier island surf. Most of the rockfish, several black drum catches added that there has been plenty of red while fishing off Chincoteague. fish are being caught on crab or clam were reported in the suds. The ris- drum and large striped bass catches Photo courtesy of Captain Bob’s ing surf water temperatures are also in the barrier island surf. He said he Marina. producing more kingfish (whiting) was hopeful the lower shore flounder catches for anglers soaking smaller Wachapreague. fishing would be improving soon. The squid, peeler, or bloodworm baits. On Clean water and light winds were shop weighed in a citation sheepshead the Chincoteague Bay side of the is- key to most anglers’ success. Bullshead for Jason Worley. The fish weighed in land, Vasiliou said that even his Greek Channel, Green Channel, and Draw- excess of 15 pounds and was caught friends with limited fishing experi- ing Channel were thick with boats and while drum fishing inside the lower ence were catching limits of flatfish. A sometimes even fish. Silversides, live bay. Brady reported puppy drum and 5-pound, 4-ounce flounder, caught by minnows, and Berkley Gulp Swim- speckled trout were available along Brandon Milligan, won the top prize ming Mullet in white or chartreuse the mouths as well as inside some of in the shop’s annual flounder tourna- were productive bait combinations. A the lower bayside creeks. ment. Second place went to John Son- few drum and stripers were caught Bill Hall was the first Eastern ner with a fish weighing 5 pounds, 2 near the inlet and in the surf. Shore resident to achieve Virginia ounces. Some of the first bluefish and Amanda Manzella, at the Wachap- Salt Water Master Angler Status. speckled trout of the season have been reague Inn, also said the flounder fish- He has been named Virginia Salt- taken, according to Vasiliou. ing improved this week, “once the wind water Angler of the Year and Vir- David Hendershot caught the fish Wachapreague – “Flounder coop- laid down.” ginia Saltwater Release Angler of in his right hand on Mother’s Day erated when the weather did,” com- Lower Shore – Jeb Brady, at Bai- the Year and is a Virginia Press at Ann’s Cove in Bloxom. It weighed mented one angler when asked about ley’s Bait & Tackle in Cape Charles, Association award-winning sports almost 5 pounds and was 24 inches. the recent flounder fishing out of said the black drum fishing has start- columnist. Photo by Barbara Hendershot. 24 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021

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Last Week’s Answers 26 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021 Osprey Contest: Polly Want a Cracker? Reader Want a Prize? Find the Parrots! Last Week’s Contest: edition of the newspaper?) Readers • Entries will be accepted until permission to use it. Under the Umbrellas: Cake! who identify the location of these noon on Monday, May 17. Entries ar- The winner and as many run- Only 31 readers were sufficiently six parrots will become contestants riving after noon on the 17th will not ners-up as possible will get their osprey-eyed to find the seven umbrel- and, from that pool, one lucky os- be entered in the contest. photographs in the paper. If you las on pages 18, 25, 34, 35, 37, and 44. prey-eyed reader will be randomly • Do not submit multiple entries. don’t want to use your own picture, Sarah Morgan, of Oyster, was random- selected to win a $25 gift certificate • Include a photograph if you you can submit a photo of your child ly selected to win her choice of a Bec- to Eastern Shore Pets. See sponsor choose to submit one and tell us a lit- or a pet — or your shiny polished ca’s Smith Island cake. box on this page. tle something about the picture. car, a faraway shiny star, or to re- This Week’s Contest: The rules: • Anyone submitting a photograph place yourself, a shining avatar. Just Find Birds, Win Prize! • To become a contestant, find the must have taken the picture or have no feet. In recognition of this week’s spon- six parrots and tell us where you sor, the clue is this exact parrot: found them (page number and loca- More Runners-Up A total of six of these parrots tion on the page). Send this informa- Kim Rice, Bloxom Mary Hopkins, Painter are in this edition of the news- tion to [email protected]. Panisha Johnson, Cape Charles Sara Blankenship, Parksley paper. (People ask, does this • You can start sending your entries Janet Leigh Cooper, Onley Colleen Koski, Chincoteague parrot right here count? And now. Entries MUST have your first Richard Marshall, Atlantic Melissa Sample-Wharton, Nassawadox we answer: Well, is it in this and last names and your town. Bonnie Porter, Bloxom Amy Eckard, Temperanceville Vontricia Gaskins, Melfa Patricia Willey, Quinby Last Week’s Runners-Up Anne Gregory, Belle Haven Sara M. Fetterman, Bloxom Nora Mccutcheon, Onancock Dawn Taylor, Parksley Left: First, an apology to Marion Basford, of Alum Kelsey Williams, Accomac Delane Brown, Philadelphia Bank, Pa. Last week, we re- Pamela Jones, Hallwood Laura McDonough, Chincoteague ferred to him as a she. HE is Cheryl Wengerd, Crisfield, Md. Patricia M. Voss, Bloxom visiting the Shore now and Theresa Lattimore, Bloxom Carolyn Weatherly, Painter using the time to make a nautical-themed bed around his pine tree. Last Week’s Winner Umbrellas, hard to find in a rainstorm, are Right: Regular player Jea- also hard to find when hidden in a newspaper. nette Bell, of Onley, sent in Only about half our usual number of readers this picture of her mom, Ret- qualified as contestants by finding the six um- ta, and sister Yvonne whose birthday was May 7. brellas last week. One of those contestants was Sarah Morgan, of Oyster, who sent this photo Left: Anabel Beatty, of Silver of her grandson painting the Assateague light- Beach, sent in this milestone house. Sarah was randomly chosen to win her picture: “My grandson Coo- choice of a Becca’s Smith Island cake. per caught his first fish at Silver Beach!” This week’s Right: Only two readers have followed our poetic sugges- Osprey-Eyed tions for photo subjects. Lau- rie Paschall, of Cape Charles, Reader wins is the second with this hiss- ing snake from her backyard. $25 gift certificate to Eastern Shore Pets! Eastern Shore Pets Left: Give a granddaughter · Owner: Bonnie Wallace a fish and she will be hungry · Four Corner Plaza, tomorrow. Teach a grand- daughter to fish … . Anne Be- 25244 Lankford atty, of Exmore, sent this pic Highway, Onley of “Grandma teaching my daughter Mayson to fish!” · All Your Pet’s Needs · 757-787-1462 Right: Last Sunday was · Open Monday-Friday, Mother’s Day and Sarah Ross, of Chincoteague, sent 11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. in this picture of the beauti- Saturday - 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. ful Mother’s Day flowers she received from her boys. Closed Sunday May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 27 Random Facts About … Brood X Cicadas Emerging After 17 Years By David Martin within Brood X sing different songs. The reason that makes living with a Brood X are living through a Brood X emergence When we looked into our internet females distinguish among those songs, emergence such a nuisance. If you reside have three options. One, be philosophical. tubes last week, we saw beady red eyes find the right species of male, fly to the in an affected area and if you have large Imagine the life of the periodic cicada. staring back at us. Did these belong to one singing the loudest, and mate. With deciduous trees in your neighborhood, Spending 17 years underground, suck- some of the trillions of Brood X cicadas over a million cicadas per acre of trees you will be dealing with millions of these ing tree root sap, emerging for one brief emerging this month after 17 years un- trying to out-sing one another for their thumb-size bugs that look like gargoyles month of singing and sex, and then dy- derground? No. These bloodshot eyes once-in-a-lifetime chance to mate, the with wings. Harmless, yes — but they ing. Imagine their offspring and what belonged to friends and relatives living screeching volume can be unsettling will be everywhere. You’ll have to sweep kind of world they will emerge to in 2038. through this Brood X emergence. with decibels reaching that of a dirt bike up their discarded exoskeletons and Will the world still be here for them in Scientists track 12 broods of 17-year or gasoline lawnmower — and just as bodies. They won’t eat your plants but 17 years as it has for the 5 million years cicadas and three broods of 13-year cica- unpleasant to human ears. It’s music, of they might cover every available inch of these cicadas have been around? Two, das, and all these broods are distributed course, to the female cicada, which can them. Your dogs will get sick from eating your friends and relatives can take re- widely across a variety of eastern states. hear a single male from a mile away. If them. Not because the bugs are poison- venge by eating the cicadas. Apparently, Brood X, the largest of the 17-year-lo- you’ve ever lived through a periodic ci- ous but because your dogs will overeat they taste like shrimp to which the cica- cust broods, is emerging now in 15 east- cada emergence, you know: the sound on this endless smorgasbord of doggie da is related. Or, three, y’all come to the ern states as far west as Illinois but they make can drive you crazy. It might treats that don’t try to escape. Eastern Shore! We have skeeters and no- with the concentration around Washing- go on night and day at different volumes Your nearby friends and relatives who see-ums but we are a Brood X-free zone. ton, D.C. — in fact, all around us, to the and intensities. And, speaking of lawn- north and west. Curiously, none of the mowers, if you try cutting your grass Brood X populations is established on with a gas mower, you might find your- the Eastern Shore of Virginia, although self swarmed by thousands of amorous we have annual cicadas, of course. Don’t female cicadas who think your mower’s be surprised if your friends, relatives, “singing” is quite sexy. and people you haven’t seen since high But don’t worry about being harmed school — all of them beady-eyed from by cicadas. They don’t bite or sting. They lack of sleep — contact you this summer aren’t poisonous. Almost everything eats hoping for an invitation away from their them and cicadas take no precautions cicada-infested neighborhoods for some against predators. Their protection is peace and quiet on the cicada-free Shore. in their numbers. And that’s the second Cicadas start life as a small white ant- like bug emerging from an egg its mother has deposited in a slit she has made in a tree limb. This infant cicada falls to the ground and digs in, living on roots of the tree in which it was born. If it’s a 17-year cicada, the bug will spend the next 17 years burrowing among those tree roots, eating and waiting but not hibernating. When the time is right and the soil tem- perature hits 64 degrees Fahrenheit, the KARENKAREN CROCKETTCROCKETT cicada — now a nymph — will dig a tunnel out of the dirt and find the nearest verti- INCORPORATED cal surface to climb. After its exoskeleton Full Service Bookkeeping is discarded, an adult body forms, wings & included, and the adult cicada is ready to sing (if it’s a male), mate, and lay eggs (if Tax Preparation it’s a female). From digging out of the dirt Authorized IRS e-file provider to mating and laying eggs and then dying takes from four to six weeks, but with the 2 Locations to Better Serve You: cicadas emerging at different times, the 21055 Front Street entire cicada experience this summer can last several months. 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Off the Shelf: News From Eastern Shore Public Libraryed about the Tails and Tales: The 2021 above-men- Summer Reading Program tioned pro- grams and any other summer pro- Submitted Article and Photo gramming, please visit www.espl. Explore the wilds this summer org and keep watch on the events with the Eastern Shore Public Li- page. Events are also posted on brary in this year’s virtual summer Facebook and Instagram. For Face- reading program, Tails and Tales, book updates, search on @Eastern- and participate in an easy-to-access ShorePublicLibraryVirginia for our online reading challenge. main page or ­@EasternShorePubli- Beanstack returns again this year cLibraryYouthServices for our youth as part of this year’s reading chal- services page. The library’s Insta- lenge. Readers can register, record gram can be located by searching @ time spent reading, participate in esplyouthservice. Tails and Tales challenges, and share book reviews. registrants will be emailed updates. As they log their reading and activi- Registration for the Tails and ties, readers will earn digital badges Tales Reading Challenge can be do- redeemable for cool incentives. The ne online at www.espl.beanstack.org summer reading program will begin starting June 21. Questions and re- June 21 and end Aug. 13. quests for help should be directed to As part of the Tails and Tales the Youth Services Librarian, Tiffa- reading challenge, the Beads to ny Flores at [email protected] Read incentive program is also mak- or by calling Eastern Shore Public ing a comeback this summer. Young Library at 757-787-3400. readers earn their neck chain by The Eastern Shore Public Library reading and participating in fun ac- System has four libraries in Acco- tivities. More reading and activi- mac, Cape Charles, Chincoteague, ties earn additional beads and brag and Nassawadox. Your ESPL library tags all summer long. Library staff card can be used at any of the four li- will collect the rewards in personal- braries. For more information about ized bags for the participants to be your library services, library hours picked up at the library at the end of Carlos the Juggler returns Monday, June 21 as one of the many free of operation, or your library account, the program. Summer Reading Program events. visit your local public library in per- To kick off Tails and Tales, Salis- son, visit www.espl.org, “like” us on bury Zoo’s Zoo4U program will be at his juggling practice. Both Programs pect everyone to socially distance and Facebook and Twitter, or call the li- the Accomac library Monday, June will be free and open to the public. wear a mask. More details will follow brary at 757-787-3400. 21, at 11 a.m., to teach all about three Due to COVID-19 restrictions, both as we get closer to each event. To learn about the regional library fascinating animals. Additionally, programs are planned to be held out- Other exciting programs and ac- building project and ESVA Heritage Carlos the Juggler returns July 23 doors at Eastern Shore Public Li- tivities will take place through- Center in Parksley, opening in 2021, or and participants can learn all about brary. For everyone’s safety, we ex- out the summer. To be kept updat- to donate visit www.shorelibrary.com

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scored five runs in the inning, batting mound, as was the case throughout, strik- through the lineup, while employing a ing out two to finish a complete game. mix of solid hits from Skylar Staple- Chincoteague faced an uphill battle EASTERN SHORE ton, Bella Williams and Jayda Tull, in the bottom of the inning, leading off and making the most of a host of Pony with the tail end of their lineup, but 7058 Maddox Blvd., miscues in the field. to their credit, they delivered mightily. As the Firebirds were surging on Maddy Farrell got the ball rolling, Chincoteague Island, VA C Club offense, Sydney Jester was effective legging out an infield single and was May 29 from 10 am - 1 pm in keeping the Ponies from touching followed by Watson reaching on a slow The Refuge Inn on Chincoteague Island home. After a three-run first, the runs dribbler. Isabella Custer brought home housekeepers The Eastern Shore Flea Market is looking for , stalled, as Arcadia made some strong Farrell with a single to left, and with breakfast attendants and Rt. 13 in Temperanceville, VA plays in the . runners on first and second with no weekend maintenance help. $10 for Club Members $15 for Non-Members Arcadia put four more runs on the outs, Arcadia brought Jester in to pitch board in the fifth with a flurry of hits again. Godwin loaded the bases with a We are a third-generation family business, opened • Free Dash Plaques for 1st 30 Entries by Donald and Martha Leonard in 1973, and nestled from Hailey Berry, Stapleton, Tull, bloop single, and McComb trimmed the between loblolly pines, just across the Assateague • Trophies for Top 21 Vehicles capped by an RBI from Brianna lead to one with a two-run single, set- Channel from the wildlife refuge. The Refuge Inn • Judges Award Best Overall in Show Montross. The score sat at 11-3 until ting the stage for the final act. was founded on Martha’s southern hospitality and the bottom of the sixth. Berry came in to Jackson faced few pitches to look Don’s love of the Chincoteague ponies. Good Food available including pitch relief for Jester, and the tide began at on the night and wasn’t presented Many of the inn’s staff have worked there for our famous Fried Chicken to turn for Chincoteague’s batters. Lola the opportunity in the last inning to decades, sharing Don’s and Martha’s passion for Watson reached base on an , Dan- swing away, but her intimidating bat treating guests like family. ielle Jimmo drew a pinch-hit walk, and was picked up by Bell in the cleanup In addition to competitive pay, employees Godwin singled to center bringing Wat- position. Bell wasted no time driving can expect a COVID stipend of $2/hour, son home. A two-run from Jack- the ball and two runs were quickly annual staff trips, bonuses, vacation time, gas son and a pair of runs on a ground out scored, ending the game and handing reimbursement, and a great work environment. shrank the lead to three, 11-8. Arcadia its first loss on the season, Apply in person at the front desk. Arcadia added a run in the top of the leaving no undefeated teams left on seventh, but McComb battled on the the Shore. May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 31

Nandua Defends Home Field PUBLIC HEARING Pursuant to the Code of Virginia Section 15.2-2507, the Northampton County Board of Supervisors will hear public comments on the following proposed amendments to its Fiscal Year 2021 County Budget on Tuesday, May 25, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. in the Board Room of the County Administration Building, 16404 Courthouse Road, Eastville, Virginia. The proposed amendments are: (a) a request to expend up to $2,730,694 from its Undesignated Fund Balance to pay for energy performance improvements proposed by ABM Consultants for certain County buildings. (b) a budget appropriation increase of $2,274,530 resulting from the Federal American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA) which will be expended on ARPA-approved expenditures; (c) a budget appropriation increase in the School Budget of $2,247,840 resulting from the Schools’ ESSER II award (second allocation of CARES Act) as outlined below: (i) Instruction $ 605,041 (ii) Admin, Attend & Health $ 10,216 (iii) Transportation $ 209,055 (iv) Operations $ 1,423,528 TOTAL $ 2,247,840 (d) a budget appropriation increase in the School Budget of $5,048,328 resulting from the Schools’ ESSER III award (award of American Recovery Plan funding from VDoE) as outlined below: (i) Instruction: $ 1,960,123 (ii) Admin, Attend & Health $ 43,981 (iii) Transportation $ 123,165 (iv) Operations $ 106,059 Senior Alana Shea recorded the win for the Nandua Warriors striking (v) Facilities $ 2,815,000 out nine Yellow Jackets, allowing only two runs through six innings. TOTAL $ 5,048,328 (e) a budget appropriation increase in the School Budget of $3,805,995 (Fund 393 – School opponent since the 2008 loss to Arca- Enhancement Fund) to fund the anticipated costs of professional services for the dia, which was the last year the War- Combined High School/Middle School Project as outlined below: (i) A/E Services (per Master Agrmt) $ 2,876,422 riors weren’t crowned regular season SOFTBALL A/E Services (allowance for champions. Additional optional services) $ 50,000 5/11/21 Alana Shea got the start for the TOTAL $ 2,926,422 Warriors, pitching six innings, strik- (ii) Construction Manager Warriors 5 ing out nine against two walks. She al- (Skanska) $ 879,573 lowed two runs and gave up only three TOTAL $ 3,805,995 Yellow Jackets 2 hits, recording the win. Reghan Hintz (f) a budget appropriation increase in the School Budget of $10,665,280 (Fund 393 – School relieved Shea in the last inning strik- Enhancement Fund) to fund costs associated with the Elementary School portion of the ing out two to close the game. ABM Bundled Energy Solutions Project Agreement as outlined below: Story and Photo by Brennan Waldorf Hailey Justice led going 1 for (i) Kiptopeke Elementary School $ 10,165,724 The Nandua Warriors took on the 3 with two RBIs, Emma McCluskey (ii) Occohannock Elementary School $ 499,556 Northampton Yellow Jackets May went 1 for 3 with one RBI, Reagan Jus- TOTAL $ 10,665,280 11. It’s the first time the two teams tice and Bailey Taylor were 2 for 3 at (g) an appropriation of the School Capital Fund Balance (Fund 395) in the amount of faced each other since May 7, 2019, bat. Nandua will host Arcadia Tuesday, $2,000,000 to fund costs associated with lighting upgrades in non-instructional school when Warriors beat the Jackets 7-5 in May 18, with a 4:30 p.m. start time. facilities as per the ABM Bundled Energy Solutions Project Agreement and future indoor Eastville. Northampton’s Jillian Spence got air quality upgrades at Kiptopeke and/or Occohannock as outlined below: This week they played the Jackets the start for the Jackets pitching six (i) ABM Lighting Upgrades (School Admin Bldg., Bus at Nandua. The 5-2 victory pushed the innings, striking out two, and only al- Garage, Maintenance Shop) $ 144,966 Warriors into a three-way tie for the lowing five hits. (ii) Indoor Air Quality Upgrades $ 1,855,034 district title. Peyton Sayers led at the plate go- TOTAL $ 2,000,000 The Warriors, Firebirds, and Po- ing 1 for 3 recording two RBIs, Jada nies all currently sit at 2-1 and with Giddens went 1 for 3 with one scored Persons interested in this matter should attend the public hearing in order to five games left, the race for the dis- run, and Jayden Jenkins went 1 for 1 express their views. trict championship will be as close at bat. Handicapped assistance available: 757/678-0440. as ever, with home field advantage Northampton will travel to Chin- coming into play. The Warriors hav- coteague next Tuesday May 18, with a Charles Kolakowski, County Administrator en’t dropped a home game to a district 4:30 p.m. start time. 32 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021 Three Games, Three Hat Tricks, and Nandua’s Joseph Leads the Way

Highlighted by a five-goal game against Northampton, Nandua’s Hosler- Nandua’s Odin Bolster is captured just before completing his hat trick son Joseph leads all scorers with 9 goals in three games. against the Arcadia Firebirds. The junior has had six goals in three games.

up two goals to the Arcadia Firebirds. In the last three games, Nandua’s SOCCER Hoslerson Joseph has exploded for nine total goals including a five-goal game on May 10 against the Northampton 5/3/21 Yellow Jackets to lead the Warriors in scoring. Warriors 8 In each of the last three games a Warrior player has recorded a hat Yellow Jackets 0 trick and the team has outscored its opponents 10 to 1. The Warriors will look to sweep the district as they next 5/5/21 face Arcadia Monday, May, 17, at 5:30 p.m., in Oak Hall Warriors 5 Game Recaps May 3, against the Yellow Jackets, Firebirds 2 Bryan Tinoco led the Warriors with a hat trick, recording three goals. Hos- 5/10/21 lerson Joseph followed with two goals and one . Odin Bolster added two goals, Jeffrey Joseph finished with one Warriors 8 goal and one assist, Leonardo Bonilla Yellow Jackets 0 recorded two assists, and goalie Bet- sael Ortiz-Roblero had one save. Nandua senior Jeffrey Joseph fights for control against Arcadia’s May 5, against the Arcadia Fire- Franklin Juarez. Story and Photos by Brennan Waldorf birds, Odin Bolster led the Warriors, The Nandua Warriors are now half- recording a hat trick with three goals. assist, and Betsael Ortiz-Roblero had with five goals. Bolster and Jeffrey Jo- way through their 2021 season and are Holserson Joseph followed with two eight saves. seph each tallied a goal apiece. Tinoco undefeated in district play. The War- goals, Bryan Tinoco and Leonardo May 12, against the Yellow Jackets, and Bonilla each finished with two as- riors’ Betsael Ortiz-Roblero has three Bonilla had two assists apiece, Je- Hoslerson Joseph led the Warriors, al- sists, and Ortiz-Roblero recorded the shutouts on the year and has only let rardy Velasquez-Bravo tallied one most landing a rare double hat trick shutout with two saves. May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 33 Arcadia High School Hosts May 7 District Track Meet Story and Photos by Matthew Yoder Girls 800 Meter Arcadia High School hosted a district 1. Lacy Gouldin, Nandua 2. Carly Fre- track and field event May 7. The results jda, Chincoteague 3. Kendyl Farrell, of the meet follow. Chincoteague Girls 4x800 Relay Boys 800 Meter 1. Nandua (Nora Bahn, Lacy Gouldin, 1. Carlos Balmoria, Nandua 2. Gerald Angelia Joynes, Madison Johnson) Pitt, Nandua 3. Ethan Harrower, Nandua Boys 4x800 Relay Girls 200 Meter 1. Nandua (Ethan Harrower, Benjamin 1. Amizyah Harmon, Nandua 2. Madi- Gutierrez, Ethan Elliott, Carlo Balmoria) son Johnson, Nandua 3. Alex Hosfield, Girls 100-Meter Hurdles Chincoteague 1. Amber Myers, Nandua 2. Taylor Boys 200 Meter Thornes, Nandua 1. Markell Williams, Arcadia 2. Ethan El- Boys 110-Meter Hurdles liott, Nandua 3. Charles Holliday, Nandua 1. Renaldo Tull Jr., Arcadia 2. Emory Girls 3200 Meter Harned, Nandua 3. Brayden Shotwell, 1. Layla Jones, Nandua Nandua Boys 3200 Meter Girls 100 Meter 1. Colin Ford, Nandua 1. Emma Jackson, Chincoteague 2. Am- Girls 4x400 Relay izyah Harmon, Nandua 3. Kayla Whar- 1. Nandua A (Madison Johnson, Tay- ton, Arcadia lor Thornes, Amber Myers, Amizyah Boys 100 Meter Harmon) Nandua’s Taylor Thornes clears a hurdle. 1. Markell Williams, Arcadia 2. Renaldo Boys 4x400 Relay Tull Jr., Arcadia 3. Terrance Reid, Arcadia 1. Nandua A (Hunter Rippon, Jamie Set- Girls 1600 Meter tle, David Warren, Conner Lee) 1. Layla Jones, Nandua 2. Nora Bahn, Girls Discus Nandua 3. Emma Jackson, Chincoteague 1. Emma Jackson, Chincoteague 2. Madison Boys 1600 Meter Johnson, Nandua 3. Angelia Joynes, Nandua 1. Carlo Balmoria, Nandua 2. Ethan Har- Boys Discus rower, Nandua 3. Gerald Pitt, Nandua 1. Ayden Leonard, Chincoteague Girls 4x100 Relay 2. Hunter Rippon, Nandua 3. David 1. Nandua A (Madison Johnson, Taylor Warren, Nandua Thornes, Amber Myers, Amizyah Harmon) Girls Shot Put Boys 4x100 Relay 1. Angelia Joynes, Nandua 2. Madison 1. Nandua A (Kennis Bailey, Ethan El- Johnson, Nandua liott, Jordan Jones, Gerald Pitt) Boys Shot Put Girls 400 Meter 1. Ayden Leonard, Chincoteague 1. Lacy Gouldin, Nandua 2. Kendyl 2. Brooks Mariner Jr., Arcadia 3. Jalik Farrell, Chincoteague 3. Rebekah Chaix, Downing, Arcadia Chincoteague Girls Long Jump Boys 400 Meter 1. Taylor Thornes, Nandua 2. Khamari 1. Jackson MaGuire, Chincoteague Parker, Arcadia 2. Charles Holliday, Nandua 3. Brandon Boys Long Jump Giddens, Nandua 1. Gerald Pitt, Nandua 2. Kevin Cropper Girls 300-Meter Hurdles Jr., Arcadia 1. Taylor Thornes, Nandua Girls Triple Jump Boys 300 Meter Hurdles 1. Kenniah Cook, Arcadia 1. Emory Harned, Nandua 2. Bradley Hall, Boys Triple Jump Gerald Pitt had a successful day individually and on relay teams Arcadia 3. Brooks Mariner Jr., Arcadia 1. Kevin Cropper Jr., Arcadia running for Nandua

To advertise in the Sports section call Troy or Max at 757-789-7678 34 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021 Arcadia Owns the Field With 9-0 Win Over Chincoteague Sports Shorts SOCCER 5/10/21 American Legion Hosts Firebirds 9 Ponies 0 Golf Tournament The American Legion Post 56 will Story and Photo by Matthew Yoder host its 14th annual golf tourna- Arcadia owned the pitch Monday ment May 27, at Bay Creek Resort night, defeating Chincoteague 9-0 in and Club. Registration begins at boys soccer action. 10 a.m., with a noon shotgun start. A four-goal first half didn’t stop the Dinner and awards will follow. Firebirds from pressing for more in The cost is $460 per foursome or the second. Throughout the game Ar- $115 per guest. Prizes will include cadia’s players audibly and physical- first through third places for two ly displayed their urgency, dominating flights, “Closest to the Pin,” and “Lon- control of the ball from the midfield to gest Drive.” Chincoteague’s end. The format will consist of Captain’s Following an impressive first 40 Kelvin Perez works his way behind the defense for one of his two goals Choice, ladies’ red tees, and men’s blue minutes, the goals just continued to of the game. tees (under age 60), white tees (age 60- get prettier, with Arcadia displaying a 69), and gold tees (age 70 and up). number of skill sets to find the back of defense and was knocked hard to the The final goal of the game occurred There will also be giveaways af- the net. ground. For his efforts he was reward- with 25 minutes to play, but the contest ter dinner, including clams, gift Quickly into the second half, Angel ed a free kick and easily scored. Perez’s was called by referees at that point. In certificates, oysters, and rounds Larreinega centered the ball to Larry Ve- second goal of the half, and Arcadia’s addition to Jesse Perez, Larreinega, and of golf. Sponsorships are also lasques, who skillfully bested Chincote- ninth for the game, came after another Kelvin Perez finished the game with available. ague’s goalkeeper with a header. Later, tremendous move set up by great passes two goals, and Enrry Perez and Limer For more information, contact Bill Jesse Perez made his way through the from Velasques and Enrry Perez. Perez also contributed a goal apiece. Stramm at 703-967-8676.

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By Bill Sterling Lewis won the top prize with a 58 The Shorefest 2021 Golf Tourna- with the team of Will Russell, Jay ment was held at the Eastern Shore Daugherty, Wayne Williams, and Jer- Yacht & Country Club May 7 with a emy Starkey taking second place with full field of 18 teams competing in the a 61, followed by Adam James, Char- event. The tournament is planned and lie Marshall, Tyler Ames, and Jeremy run by the Eastern Shore of Virginia Myer finishing third in the first flight Chamber of Commerce with a portion with a 62. of the proceeds donated to Riverside Winning the second flight with Shore Memorial Hospital. a 64 were David Doughty, John- Robert Sabbatini, executive director ny Carsten, Michael Purvis, and of the chamber, said the turnout for Chad Kellam. Second place went to the tournament was fantastic, adding the team of Matt Clay, Jeanette Ed- he was pleased the golfers were able to wards, Kandy Bruno, and Jenni- complete their round despite threaten- fer Tyler with a 65. The foursome ing skies during the afternoon. Prior of Johnny Morrison, John Morrison, to presenting numerous prizes and an- Sammy Morrison, and Ashley Morri- nouncing the winners at an outdoors son placed third with a 65 with a tie ceremony held on the club’s patio, broken on the scorecard. Sabbatini said, “It’s apparent people The longest drive award for the are ready to get out after more than a men went to Devin Smith with Tiffany year of not being able to participate in Bloom winning the women’s division. events like this.” Margie Byrd won the closest to the pin Winning the first flight of the Shorefest Golf Tournament with a 58 were The foursome of Devin Smith, Kyle for the ladies while Jack Krieger took (from left) Dustin Skees, Mike Lewis, Kyle Bundick, and Devin Smith. Bundick, Dustin Skees, and Mike the men’s award. Photo by Sarah Barban. Weekend Softball Tournament To Raise Funds For Brianna’s Kindness Park By Matthew Yoder legacy has been in the hearts and minds ger to accept the A months-long collaborative effort of many on the island for some time. generosity of at- of real estate agents and businesses “The Chincoteague community was tendees to the on the Shore will culminate Sunday on at the forefront for supporting her,” event. Chincoteague in a softball tournament Merritt said. “I’m not a aimed at raising money for a new park Also stepping up were the businesses, ballplayer, I’m a on the island to honor the life of Brian- even ones in competition with Merritt’s, fundraiser. Bring na Merritt. to come together for a common goal. your dollar bills,” The Brianna Kindness Park, at “I’m very appreciative to my col- she said. the intersection of Smith and School leagues. I had 100% participation,” Oliver-Clark- streets in Chincoteague, is being laid said Merritt. son jumped at out in stages, and Sunday’s event will The tournament will kick off at 10 the opportuni- surely bolster funds to move the proj- a.m. Sunday with six softball teams ty to help Mer- ect along. rotating in a double-elimination ritt and said that Anita Merritt, Brianna’s grand- tournament. Additionally, there will Chincoteague is mother, who has been at the forefront be food available, supplied by local singularly adept of the real estate market in Chincote- restaurants, corn hole for the kids, at bringing peo- The Team Brianna Kindness Park fundraiser logo. ague for many years, spearheaded the and a pay-to-play derby for ple together for a Submitted image. event back in the winter, planning all ages, paying out ice cream certifi- rightful cause. home of Little League baseball on the with fellow real estate agents and cates for every dinger. “If there’s anything we know about island. homeowners on the island to bring Admission to the event is free, with Chincoteague, we know how to put to- “It’s a huge need for this. That’s an event to the community and raise one caveat. Anyone attending must gether a fundraiser and help out the where we played ball, it holds a lot of funds for the park. To date, $12,000 purchase a raffle ticket for prizes rang- community,” Oliver-Clarkson said. memories for Chincoteaguers,” said has been raised, solely from individu- ing from a bike to a Yeti cooler and a The tournament takes place at Oliver-Clarkson. al donations of Harbour Rental clients. number of gift cards. the North Accomack Little League Such is the case with Brianna as Sunday’s tournament is poised to at- Realtor Meghan Oliver Clarkson complex in Chincoteague, and all well, as fond memories will soon com- tract a nice-sized crowd and add to an al- won’t be on the field playing, but she proceeds raised go directly to fund- bine for a fitting memorial to a special ready impressive sum raised. Brianna’s will be front and center at the gate, ea- ing the park that was the one-time individual. 36 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021

2020 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report service have had Source Water Assessments conducted. The assessments in 2020 children. Lead in drinking water is primarily from materials and components found the well to be of low susceptibility. The assessment report consists of maps associated with service lines and home plumbing. We are responsible for Chincoteague Bay Trails End Association showing the Source Water Assessment area, an inventory of known Land Use providing high quality drinking water, but cannot control the variety of PWSID No. 3001140 Activities and Potential Conduits to Groundwater utilized at Land Use Activity materials used in plumbing components. When your water has been sitting INTRODUCTION sites in Zone 1, Susceptibility Explanation Chart, and Definition of Key Terms. for several hours, you can minimize the potential for lead exposure by This Annual Drinking Water Quality Report for calendar year 2020 is The report is available by contacting your waterworks system owner/operator at flushing your tap for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before using water for drinking designed to inform you about your drinking water quality. Our goal is the phone or address included in the CCR. or cooking. If you are concerned about lead in your water, you may wish to provide you with a safe and dependable supply of drinking water, and to have your water tested. Information on lead in drinking water, testing we want you to understand the efforts we make to protect your water WATER QUALITY RESULTS methods, and steps you can take to minimize exposure is available from the supply. The quality of your drinking water must meet state and federal Contaminants in your drinking water are routinely monitored according to Safe Drinking Water Hotline or at http://www.epa.gov/safewater/lead. requirements administered by the Virginia Department of Health (VDH). Federal and State regulations. The EPA requires that Table I reflect monitoring results for the period of January 1, 2016 through December 31, 2020. The state Zero of five (5) samples tested above the copper AL. Zero of five (5) samples Este informe contiene información importante accrca de su agua potable. allows us to monitor for some contaminants less than once per year because the tested above the lead AL. Haga que alguien lo traduzca para usted, o hable con alguien que lo concentrations of these contaminants do not change frequently. Some of our entienda. data, though accurate, may be more than one year old. Only the most recent ENTRY POINT For information pertaining how you may participate in decisions sample results from the prescribed period are reported. The table lists only regarding your water supply you may contact: those contaminants that had some level of detection. Many other contaminants have been analyzed but were not present or were below the detection limits of Mr. Brian K Patton the lab equipment. Chincoteague Bay Trails End Association 5360 Trails End Road DEFINITIONS Horntown, VA 23395 In this report you will find many terms and abbreviations you might not 757-824-3911 be familiar with. The following definitions are provided to help you better GENERAL INFORMATION understand these terms: The sources of drinking water (both tap water and bottled water) include • Non-detects (ND) – Lab analysis indicates that the contaminant is not rivers, lakes, streams, ponds, reservoirs, springs, and wells. As water travels over the surface of the land or through the ground, it dissolves naturally present. occurring minerals and, in some cases, radioactive material, and can pick up • Parts per million (ppm) or milligrams per liter (mg/L) – One part per substances resulting from the presence of animals or human activity. million corresponds to one minute in 2 years, or a single penny in $10,000. Contaminants that may be present in source water include: • Parts per billion (ppb) or micrograms per liter (µg/L) – One part per • Microbial contaminants, such as viruses and bacteria, which may come billion corresponds to one minute in 2,000 years, or a single penny in from sewage treatment plants, septic systems, agricultural livestock $10,000,000. operations, and wildlife; • Action Level (AL) – The concentration of a contaminant which, if • Inorganic contaminants, such as salts and metals, which can be exceeded, triggers treatment or other requirements which a water system naturally occurring or result from urban storm-water runoff, industrial must follow. or domestic wastewater discharges, oil and gas production, mining, or • Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) – The highest level of a contaminant *The MCL for Gross Beta is 4 mrem/year however EPA considers 50 pCi/L to farming; that is allowed in drinking water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as be the level of concern. • Pesticides and herbicides, which may come from a variety of sources feasible using the best available treatment technology. such as agriculture, urban storm-water runoff, and residential uses; **Because the beta particle results were below 50 pCi/L, no testing for • Maximum Contaminant Level Goal (MCLG) – The level of a contaminant • Organic chemical contaminants, including synthetic and volatile individual beta particle constituents was required. organic chemicals, which are by-products of industrial processes and in drinking water below which there is no known or expected risk to petroleum production, and can also come from gas stations, urban health. MCLGs allow for a margin of safety. A note about arsenic in drinking water: oWhile your drinking water meets EPA’s stormwater runoff, and septic system; • Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level (MRDL) – The highest level of standard for arsenic, it does contain low levels of arsenic. EPA’s standard • Radioactive contaminants, which can be naturally occurring or be the a disinfectant allowed in drinking water. There is convincing evidence balances the current understanding of arsenic’s possible health effects of result of oil and gas production and mining activities that addition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial low levels of arsenic, which is a mineral known to cause cancer in humans at contaminants. high concentrations and linked to other health effects such as skin damage Drinking water, including bottled drinking water, may reasonably be expected and circulatory problems. • Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level Goal (MRDLG) – The level to contain at least small amounts of some contaminants. The presence of contaminants does not necessarily indicate that water poses a health risk. of a drinking water disinfectant below which there is no known or Drinking water does not play a significant role in sodium exposure for More information can be obtained by calling the Environmental Protection expected risk to health. MRDLGs do not reflect the benefits of the use of most individuals. Those that are under treatment for sodium-sensitive Agency’s Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800-426-4791). disinfectants to control microbial contaminants. hypertension should consult with their health care provider regarding • Treatment Technique (TT) – A required process intended to reduce the sodium levels in their drinking water supply and the advisability of In order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, the EPA prescribes regulations level of a contaminant in drinking water. using an alternative water source or point-of-use treatment to reduce the which limit the amount of certain contaminants in water provided by public • Level 1 Assessment – An evaluation to identify the possible presence sodium. For individuals on a very low sodium diet (500 mg/day), EPA water systems. Food and Drug Administration regulations establish limits recommends that drinking-water sodium not exceed 20 mg/L. The World of sanitary defects, defects in distribution system coliform monitoring for contaminants in bottled water, which must provide the same protection Health Organization has established a drinking water guideline of 200 mg for public health. practices, and (when possible) the likely reason that the system triggered of sodium/L on the basis of aesthetic considerations (i.e., taste). On May 17, the assessment. 2019, our water had a sodium content of 50.9 mg/L. MCLs are set at very stringent levels by the U.S. Environmental Protection • Level 2 Assessment – An evaluation to identify the possible presence Agency. In developing the standards EPA assumes that the average adult of sanitary defects, defects in distribution system coliform monitoring No E. coli was detected during the year. drinks 2 liters of water each day throughout a 70-year lifespan. EPA generally practices, and (when possible) the likely reason that the system triggered sets MCLs at levels that will result in no adverse health effects for some the assessment in a more comprehensive investigation than a Level 1 All water systems are required to comply with the state Total Coliform Rule. contaminants or a one-in-ten-thousand to one-in-a-million chance of having Beginning April 1, 2016, all water systems were required to comply with the assessment. the described health effect for other contaminants. federal Revised Total Coliform Rule. The new federal rule maintains the • Sanitary Defect – A defect that could provide a pathway of entry for purpose to protect public health by ensuring the integrity of the drinking Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than microbial contamination into the distribution system or that is indicative water distribution system and monitoring for the presence of microbials the general population. Immuno-compromised persons such as persons of a failure or imminent failure in a barrier that is already in place. (i.e., total coliform and E. coli bacteria). The U.S. EPA anticipates greater with cancer undergoing chemotherapy, persons who have undergone organ public health protection as the new rule requires water systems that are transplants, people with HIV/AIDS or other immune system disorders, some DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM vulnerable to microbial contamination to identify and fix problems. Water elderly, and infants can be particularly at risk from infections. These people LEAD AND COPPER CONTAMINANTS systems that exceed a specified frequency of total coliform occurrences are should seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers. required to conduct an assessment to determine if any sanitary defects exist. EPA/CDC guidelines on appropriate means to lessen the risk of infection by If found, these must be corrected by the water system. cryptosporidium and other microbiological contaminants are available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800-426-4791). SYSTEM ASSESSMENTS FOR TC+ - No assessments were required for this system for this reporting period. SOURCE OF YOUR DRINKING WATER AND TREATMENT The source of your water is ground water. The Trails End water system receives SYSTEM ASSESSMENTS FOR EC+ - No assessments were required for its water from three wells located within the Trails End subdivision. Your water is this system during this reporting period. routinely treated with chlorine. The Virginia Dept. of Health conducted a Source Water Assessment of the A note about lead in drinking water: If present, elevated levels of lead can VIOLATIONS – There were no violations for this system during the Waterworks in 2020 on wells that are inactive. The wells that are currently in cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women and young reporting year. May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 37 Northampton First Responders Show Appreciation to Teachers

Story and Photos by Jim Ritch First responders from Eastville, Nassawa- dox, Cheriton, and Cape Charles filled the roads of Eastville with lights and sirens Saturday during a parade honoring Northampton Coun- ty teachers.

Above left: County supervisors mix with board members of the Northampton County Educational Foundation prior to the parade. From left are David Fau- ber, District 2 supervisor; Martina Coker, foundation board member; John Coker, District 1 supervisor; and Linda Schultz, chair of the foundation board. Above right: Charlena Jones, parade organizer and at-large member of the Northampton County School Board, stands with a sign thanking teach- ers. The former PTA president didn’t want a second year to pass without showing gratitude during national Teacher Appreciation Week. Tradi- tional in-school events and parent viewings of classes have been curtailed due to COVID-19.

Far left: Subrina Parker, prin- cipal of Kiptopeke Elementary School, center, chauffeurs sec- ond-grade teacher Emma Till- man, left, and the school mas- cot, Kipper.

Left: The parade wends through Eastville en route to Northampton High School.

Far left: Philip Sweet, of East- ville, special education teacher at Northampton High School, confers with Devin Allen, of Machipongo, access advisor for the Access College Foundation. Middle: Northampton Middle School Principal Ron Yorko, right, embraces his fan club: Gina Doughty, special educa- tion teacher, left, and daugh- ter Olivia Yorko. Near left: Betty Bibbins, of Cobb Station, watches the pa- rade with her husband, school board member Paul Bibbins Jr. 38 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021 Community Notes Cheriton Yard Sale socially distance. There will be a draw- acy council, visit www.shoreliteracy.org will showcase member quilts with ing for a sculpture of Pear Valley by To contact staff, email esliteracy@gmail. stories about why they were made. and Cookout Buck Doughty. The sculpture will be com or call 757-789-1761. There will be a display of Quilts of The Town of Cheriton is hosting a present for viewing and raffle tickets Valor and Project Linus quilts. Quilt community yard sale Saturday, May available for purchase. The actual raffle New Library Hours related items will be for sale and a 15 (rain date Saturday, May 22), from 8 will take place in June. The Eastern Shore Public Library quilt will be raffled. a.m. to 1 p.m., all throughout the town. For more information, go to: https:// in Accomac and the Northampton The Cheriton Vol. Fire Dept. will www.northamptonhistoricpreserva- Free Library in Nassawadox are now Free Mass Food hold a cookout drive through Saturday, tionsociety.com open expanded hours. The Accomac May 15, starting at 9:30 a.m., at the Advance tickets are not required but location is open Monday, Wednesday, Distribution fire department. Lunch is $8 and in- a donation ($10 per person) is suggested. Thursday, and Friday from 10 a.m. to There will be free distribution of cludes a hamburger or hot dog, chips, 5 p.m., Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., food for 500 to 700 families Saturday, and a drink. Free Movie and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The May 22, from 10 a.m. to noon, at the Now that the weather is warming Nassawadox location will be open Mon- Nandua High School parking lot. For Farmers Market up again, the Roseland Cinema and day, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday more information, email jeanasifeed@ The Northern Accomack Community Entertainment Center is kicking off from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday from gmail.com or call 757-679-0579. Cats Organization is having an outdoor the first Family Movie Night Under 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and will be closed on craft, yard sale, and farmers market the Stars of the year with the clas- Saturdays. Craft, Yard Sale, and Saturday, May 15 (rain date Sunday, sic comedy, “Ghostbusters,” Saturday, Patron visits are limited to one hour, May 16), from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the May 15 (rain date May 22), at 8:30 which includes browsing for books and Kiwanis Flea Market Exmore Moose Lodge, Belle Haven. p.m., at the Historic Onancock School. for computer use. The maximum num- The Kiwanis Club of Chincoteague Come early and bring a picnic to en- ber of visitors allowed in the Accomac will hold a flea market May 28, 29, Lecture on the Lawn joy with the family. Social distancing library is 20, and the maximum num- and 30, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., on South The Northampton Historic Preser- is required. For more information, call ber is eight at Northampton Free Li- Main Street (across from the carnival vation Society will present a Lecture on 757-710-8135. brary. Appointments are not needed grounds), Chincoteague. There will be the Lawn Sunday, May 16, at 2 p.m., at with these limitations in place. Curb- household items, furniture, appliances, Pear Valley. Pear Valley was construct- BBQ Chicken side pickup of reserved items will con- clothing, and much more. Face masks ed circa 1740 and is a rare example of tinue during open hours. Patrons need are required. a single-family dwelling on the Eastern Drive-Thru to call the library first before picking Shore from that period. It is a National The Chincoteague Vol. Fire Co. will up their curbside holds to ensure the Memorial Day Historic Landmark. Dr. David Scott be hold a BBQ Chicken Drive-Thru items are ready. will discuss the history of this house, Saturday, May 29, starting at 11 a.m., Patrons visiting Chincoteague and Reggae and BBQ including its significant architectural at the firehouse. Dinners are $10 and Cape Charles libraries should contact Kick off Memorial Day weekend with features as examples of 18th century will be served until sold out. them directly for hours of operation. a little reggae, some barbecue, and mar- construction. He will also discuss the Individuals exposed to COVID-19 or garitas at Ker Place in Onancock. Nottingham family which owned Pear E.S. Literacy Council who have any symptoms of illness are The Eastern Shore of Virginia Valley for several generations. not to enter the libraries. Masks cov- Historical Society will host Hamp- This will be an out-of-doors lecture Restaurant Week ering the nose and mouth and social ton Roads band Nature’s Child for a and the interior of the house will be The Eastern Shore Literacy Coun- distancing are required at all times concert Friday, May 28, from 5:30 to open for viewing. Dress comfortably, cil event, Restaurant Week, showcases within the libraries. 8 p.m., on the lawn at the historic bring a folding chair, wear a mask, and the culinary offerings of the Eastern In conjunction with expanded hours, house and museum, 69 Market St., Shore from 13 participating restau- library staff have reactivated the auto- Onancock. rants, with a portion of food sale re- matic reserve notification system that The concert, a special edition of HAD A FELONY? ceipts donated to the literacy council. lets patrons know by email or text mes- the organization’s Music on the Lawn STILL ON PROBATION OR PAROLE? The council is asking the communi- sage when a requested item is ready series, is free and open to the public. ty to take some time off from cooking for pick up. For more information, or Food and beverages will be available YOU CAN NOW REQUEST and support these local businesses, ei- questions about using the library, call for purchase. Mt. Nebo Meats will TO REGISTER TO VOTE ther dining in with social distancing the library at 757-787-3400 or visit have its food trailer, and the Histori- By virtue of an executive order, the or eating take-out, all the while sup- www.espl.org cal Society will be selling margaritas, right to vote for all individuals who had porting the free tutoring the council wine, beer, and water. completed the terms of their incarcera- provides to adult learners. Bring a chair or blanket. We will be tion for ANY and ALL felony convictions, Quilting Event can be restored. Participating restaurants can be found The Eastern Shore Quilt Guild following any mask and physical dis- If you or someone you know wants to with links to their websites at www.east- will hold a quilt event, “Why We tancing guidelines in place at the time register to vote, please call Bob Toner ernshorerestaurantweek.com or at face- Quilt,” Saturday, May 22, from 10 of the concert. at 757-787-2753 or email mbtoner@ve- book.com/easternshore.literacycouncil a.m. to 2 p.m, on the front lawn of For questions, email marketing@ rizon.net. For more information about the liter- Ker Place in Onancock. The event shorehistory.org or call 757-787-8012. May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 39 ILE MMarriages Births P· Awards · S O S T Marriage Licenses Issued • Montego Johnson Sr., 33, and MAY IS EARLY Shinekia Staten, 39, both of Cheriton West Turns 100 Blanche West, of Nelsonia, has been a valued Soroptimist Club member, participating and attending meetings INTERVENTION for 43 years, but this year the club Send wedding announcements to had the honor of celebrating her 100th birthday, which will be May 18. [email protected] Pictured above, Soroptimist member MONTH! Sarah Bingman pins a corsage on West. If you or your baby’s doctor has concerns about your baby’s development, call us! 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By Demond Burrows Jr. Age 8 on graduating 2 years early from Penn Foster High School with a GPA of 3.1 Birthdays! on April 15, 2021. She successfully completed the Announcements! Wendy Introductory Coursework in This precious animal is available for Thank Yous! adoption at the SPCA in Onley. Stop by Culinary Arts. today to give a pet a forever home! Love, Celebrations! 757-787-7385 Mom - Jisheka, Dad - Jarvis, Memorials... The USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 12-02 of Painter is Sister - Nasia, Grandma, chartering a Sea Scout Ship in our community for male and female youth, ages 14 to 20. The Scouts PopPop, and MomMom will be able to participate in USCG Auxiliary Call Angie for events and training as well as marine scouting activities. The flotilla is currently seeking adults interested in forming a committee and vetting pricing at leaders to get the ship established. Once the ship is registered and leadership established Scouts and parents will be invited to join, hopefully by Place your help wanted ad in the Eastern mid-July. If interested in being part of the com- Shore Post and find help faster! Call Angie 757.789.7678. mittee, leading the ship as the skipper or mate, today for free pricing at 757.789.7678 –– or joining as a sea scout, contact Jerry Phillips at [email protected]. she'll help you out. May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 41

We’re hiring! Eastern Shore Rural Health is currently look- Announcements (Cont’d) ing for creative and self-starting candidates to fill position of: • Dental Business Assistant/Interpreter/Translator – ACHC • Nurse (RN, LPN, MA) – ACHC, CICHC, OCHC • Chief Medical Officer – Corporate • Chief Operations Officer – Corporate • Executive Administrative Assistant – Corporate • Director of Quality – Corporate • Medical Records Coordinator – FCHC YOU ARE INVITED • Health Educator (LPN eligible ONLY) - OCHC

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10:00 AM Director of Music ACCOMACK SAWMILL PARK Onley United Methodist Church Works with pastor to provide music for church in-person HONOR & REMEMBER ALL MONTH BY: Daniyah Nýshea Nock and online worship services. • Place a light in your window Directs church choir including scheduled choir practice. • Decorate your home, yard, etc. with Patriotic Plays music for church worship services. May 10, 2003- May 29, 2009 Plays music for special services such as funerals if available. Decorations Salary based on qualifications but will not exceed $11,000 • Wear red, white and blue to the event on Daniyah Nýshea Nock, happy 18th birthday to you, our yearly. May 21st at Sawmill Park sweet and precious love. We can feel your presence as For additional information, call 757-787-2721 or email Veterans and First Responders should contact Accomack Parks and [email protected] Recreation office to pre-register for recognition. 757-787-3900, you celebrate your glorious day with the angels above. 710-1947, 710-9301 or [email protected] Resumes may be emailed to [email protected] or As you walk around the balcony of heaven looking mailed to Richard E. Jenkins, 26032 Colonial Drive, Onley, Sponsored by down on your love ones, please know that we miss you VA 23418 by June 1, 2021. Accomack County Parks and Recreation being here with us, especially how we all could been

having so much fun. Oh how time goes by so fast, as it seems that it was Assistant Director of Public Works Northampton County is accepting applications for a full- just yesterday when you were in the house riding on time Assistant Director of Public Works. The primary duty your bicycle and we were calling you Deebo. And soon of this position is to manage and oversee maintenance of after we had enjoyed you for a while, your Heavenly the county’s buildings, facilities, harbors and systems. The position is responsible for supervising staff, overseeing pre- Father called your name and you had to go. ventative maintenance programs for facilities and systems and responding to work requests from county staff and Oh our sweet and precious Daniyah, you are loved and agencies under direct supervision of the Director of Public missed by a family who is still grieving, And that we Works & Operations. The position is also responsible for can only make it from day to day by trusting and be- overseeing the operation of the county’s water/wastewater lieving. Our God really knew what he was doing because systems. he took the best. This position requires a high school diploma or GED and at least five years of experience in facilities maintenance, wa- So enjoy your 18th birthday, our beloved, for we can’t ter/wastewater and custodial services management. Previ- help but to miss you as you take your heavenly rest. ous experience as a supervisor is preferred. Individual must also possess knowledge of electronic, electrical, plumbing, heating, and cooling systems, knowledge of regulatory pro- We love you: Dad-Daniel Jr. and Deborah; cesses, ability to obtain permits, licenses and permissions Grandparents-Daniel Sr. and Joanna; Aunt- for county operations, ability to maintain records and strong communication skills both orally and in writing. Cheketa; Sisters-Danaisha, Jymirah, Malani, Starting pay is $21.73/hr to $25.70/hr depending on ex- and Kenzie; Brothers-Daniel Ill and Jayden perience and qualifications. Please refer to Northampton County’s website for a complete job description, require- ments and application form at https://co.northampton.va.us/ government/jobs_opportunities/job_openings. Please sub- Help Wanted mit completed county application form with cover letter to Human Resources, P.O. Box 66, Eastville, VA 23347 or in person to 16404 Courthouse Road by May 21, 2021. Shore Christian Academy Northampton County is an EOE. Is hiring for the following position: Primary School Teacher Education Experience Preferred FLAGGER Call 757-442-9791 for more information Full-Time Flagger Traffic Plan seeks FT Flaggers to set up & control traffic around construction sites. EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPERS – Must have own trans- A valid driver’s license is a must, good pay & benefits. portation. Every weekend until Labor Day Weekend in If interested, please fill out an application Cape Charles area. Starting pay: $15/hr. (possibly more online at trafficplan.com depending on experience) Text 757-710-1803 for appt. www.trafficplan.com 42 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021

MERCHANDISING Work HELP WANTED: Forklift Operator for produce packing Help Wanted (Cont’d) in your home county. company. Loading trucks, moving product to storage. Must be able to do simple math and have prior forklift - Clean Shelving rotate experience. Full-time employment. Wage based on ex- products and verify correct AUTOMOTIVE TECH WANTED. Looking for experienced shelf prices. perience. Must be willing to travel seasonally to Flori- automotive technician and parts changer. Must have tools - Build and maintain dis- da. C&E Farms – Cheriton, VA. Call (757) 678-5097. and 5 years experience. Apply in person at Bayside Tire & plays, fill coolers and Auto or Call 757-787-4633. ELECTRICIAN shelves to company stan- HELPER/APPRENTICE dards. Organize damaged Full-time employment. product into designated EQUIPMENT OPERATORS Must be reliable, have own area. Operators needed for a center articulating Green Bean Bay Creek Resort & Club transportation and hand www.cdnewcastle.com/ca- Harvester. Will train. Must have a valid Drivers License. Hiring for PT (Seasonal) Cart Staff - Available to work week- tools. Pay negotiable. (757) reers Must be willing to travel in PA, NC & DELMARVA area. days/weekends. Must have friendly personality and have 482-4185 Transportation provided. Paid lodging and food allowance. the ability to stand for more than a few hours. Employment [email protected] Salary - $475 per week plus $100 per week bonus at end includes golf privileges. https://www.rezelectric- of season. Call 757-678-5097 construction.com Apply in person at 1 Clubhouse Way, Cape Charles, VA 23310 or call 757.331.8620 for more information. BREWERS ASSIS- Packing House Equipment Technician TANT Brewers Assistant Responsible for operation of Veryx Optical Sorter - Cape Charles Brewing and other equipment. Training provided; candidates is looking for help in our should have mechanical experience. Assistance with The Great Machipongo Clam Shack production facility. Will- other equipment and farm maintenance. Other skills ing to train the right in- required include proficiency with basic computer user Great cooks, Back-of-the-house staff: come join our fun dividual. Ability to lift 50 interface, problem solving, good communication, good team. Cooks/prep cooks. Our Clam Shackers are posi- lbs, follow directions, and retention of learned concepts. Wage will be based on tive, motivated, and love working in our family atmo- dependablity a must. Me- CHEF WANTED The experience. C&E Farms, Cheriton, VA. (757) 678-5097. sphere. Top pay. Apply in person. chanical aptitude a plus. Charlotte Hotel in Good starting pay with Onancock, VA, has an bonuses as skill set immediate opportunity broadens. Text (757) 449- for a chef with fine dining Town of Cape Charles, Public Works Department experience. The Eastern Shore Community Services Board is 4839 or email mark@cape Seasonal, Part-Time Work with a Flexible Schedule! seeking candidates for the following positions: charlesbrewing.com. Excellent pay for the successful candidate! Perform various maintenance activities for town buildings, Part-time Driver Make inquiries to grounds and equipment including but not limited to sani- Developmental Disabilities Aide ($11.25/ [email protected] tation, painting, mowing and minor carpentry projects. hour- $2.50/hour-weekend differential) www.thecharlotte.com Requires heavy manual labor and operation of power tools POULTRY FARM TEN- and equipment. Must have the ability to follow written Peer Recovery Specialist ANT AND LABORER 6 and oral direction. Weekends and holidays are preferred, Clinician house poultry farm in Ac- but we will work with your schedule as needed. A valid Now Hiring VA Driver’s license and reliable transportation required. Developmental Services Case Manager comack county looking for Full-Time and Part-Time a farm tenant and a labor- Applicant must pass a pre-employment drug screening, Coordinator of Mental Health/Substance er to work between 2 farms •Housekeepers be physically fit and capable to lift up to 50 pounds regu- Abuse Outpatient Services when needed. Serious in- •Seasonal Front Desk larly. Starting salary $10-12/hour, depending on experi- Coordinator of Substance Abuse Outpatient quiries only please. Call or •Weekend Maintenance ence and qualifications. Employment Applications are in a text 757-894-8456 •Bicycle Rental Staff large plastic bin next to the front door at the Town Hall, 2 Services Requires can-do Plum St. Cape Charles, or online at www.capecharles.org. Substance Abuse Supervisor attitude, self-motivated, Submit complete Town Employment Application to Hu- & reliable transportation. man Resources at 2 Plum Street, Cape Charles, VA 23310. Fiscal Services Specialist Hours vary by position. Or email to [email protected]. Interested Licensed Practical Nurse References & Background candidates may also call the Human Resources Depart- check required. ment at 331-3259 x11. Applications will be accepted until For more information or to apply, Apply in-person at the this position is filled. EOE. We are an equal opportunity please visit the ESCSB’s website at Refuge Inn front desk employer and value diversity. All employment is decided www.escsb.org 7058 Maddox Blvd, on the basis of qualifications, merit and business needs. “We passionately believe in the potential of all.” Chincoteague Innovative, Inclusive, Caring, Professional PART-TIME OFFICE ASSISTANT NURSE PRACTITIONER General office skills required using Microsoft Office at Searching for a licensed, HVAC TECHNICIAN church in Parksley 3 mornings a week. Good communi- Looking for an experienced wound care experienced, cation skills needed and ability to maintain church web- ASSITANT FARM MANAGER nurse practitioner for a Virginia Tech, Eastern Shore AREC & dependable HVAC Tech. site and Facebook page. Must have a Valid DL, growing wound clinic on Send resume to [email protected] Painter, VA 23420 the Eastern Shore. Flexi- Assists with management and coordination of research and Transportation to and from office, multiple References, ble schedule, no nights, farm operations, planning plot and crop locations & equip- no weekends. Email your ment maintenance and repairs. Full time with benefits. Visit experience in LP, Ductless, Full-time Communication’s Officer Split Systems, Package CV to easternshorewoun www.jobs.vt.edu to view the full position description and to [email protected] apply online: Refer to Job # 515922 Units, ETC. Pay determined Northampton County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applica- by experience. This can be tions for a full time Communication’s Officer. Job does re- a Part-Time or a Full-Time quire shift work, nights, weekends and some holidays. Position. Apply in person @ 25367 Lankford Hwy, Qualifications: over the age of 18 and have obtained high HELP WANTED Onley, VA 23418. 757-442- Only $30 Sells school diploma or GED Housekeepers and inspectors needed for busy va- 5406. Resumes may be cation rental company. Work available immediately; sent to ljharrisgasservice@ your Boat Applications may be obtained from Northampton County great pay and bonuses. Must have own transportation outlook.com. Sheriff’s Office, 5211 The Hornes, Eastville, Va. 23347 or We can’t wait for you to or Car! and smartphone. Please see Candie at Chincoteague Call Angie at County’s website at https://www.co.northampton.va.us/gov- Resort Vacations, 6426 Maddox Blvd, Chincoteague. join our team as we are ernment/jobs_opportunities/job_openings Deadline for ap- 757-336-3100 growing! 757-789-7678 plications: May 31, 2021. EOE May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 43

’87 26-FT. SHAMROCK (Cont’d) Help Wanted – With anchor puller, never Farm & Lawn Help Wanted been used, lots of extra equip- KEYBOARD PLAYER ment. Call 757-891-2426. Equipment WANTED for local church 2001 HYDRO 21-FT. The Chincoteague Police Department is accepting appli- in Parksley. Three hours on SPORT Walk-around Cud- TRAILER WITH 4X10 cations for one full-time police officer. Applicants must Sunday. Call Pastor Vincent dy. 150 HP Evinrude. Origi- BODY - Aluminum. $400 have education & experience equivalent to graduation West at 757-709-2130. nal owner. $5,000 Firm. Call FORMULA 233 OBO. Call 717-578-0378 from high school, possess a valid driver’s license, be able KITCHEN & RESTAU- 757-302-0047 after 2 p.m. THUNDERBIRD - LAWN MOWER - John to pass written & physical exams and pass a thorough RANT HELP Seeking Deere with 84 hours. Zero- background investigation. Applicants that are D.C.J.S. 23-ft. 5-7 350 V8 (less than dependable cooks, kitchen 50 hrs.) New stern drive (less turn, 54-inch cut, $4,000. certified are preferred. Call 757-894-0669 or 757- help, and front end serv- than 10 hrs.) Great open deck, ers for a fast paced kitchen 665-5040 The Chincoteague Police Department is also accepting and restaurant. $13 - $18 Cuddy Cabin, Loadrite trailer w/ 1953 ANNIVERSARY JU- applications for part-time dispatchers. an hour + weekly cash bo- pwr. winch, well kept, exc. cond. BILEE 600 FORD TRAC- nuses. Apply in person at Reduced: $4,500. TOR - $3,500. 442-7507. Applications may be obtained at the Chincoteague Po- Cape Charles Brewing Co lice Department, 6150 Community Dr., Chincoteague, VA 757-710-7146. or text (252) 619-3599 ’86 27.2-FT. O’DAY Feed & Seed 23336 or online at chincoteague-va.gov/law-enforcement LOOKING for a nurse: LPN or RN. Full-time/part-time SAILBOAT – HORSE HAY for sale ($6 position for disabled 24 year 9.9 Yamaha, 4-stroke. per bale) and STRAW ($4 old. Location is near Cape Sails good, sleeps 4. Galley per bale). Call 757-824- Tradesman Wanted Charles. Call 757-693-2150. & toilet. Trailer & new 3930 or call 757-894-1339 Open Positions for skilled persons in the fields of HVAC, MANAGER OF CON- winch. Draws 2’11”. PRICE (cell). Plumbing, Electrical, Roofing, or General Contracting. Cer- STRUCTION – The ESVBA REDUCED: $5,000 OBO. tifications are a plus, but not necessary. Small company in has a job opening. Apply Call Don at 757-656-8986. Misc. - For Sale business for 40+ yrs with an old school work ethic. Appli- through the website at cants must have a valid driver’s license & reliable own trans- FRANCISCAN APPLE www.esvba.com - 81 PIECE Dinnerware: portation service radius ranges approx 100 miles. M-F and WAREHOUSE & FACIL- 27-ft. McGregor Sail- approx half day on Sat. Background check and random drug Plates, bowls, salvers, plat- ITY ASSOCIATE – The boat - With sails, tiller, ters, cups, tea service, S&P, screening. If you are ready to work and provide superior ESVBA has a job opening. retractable skag, depth service to our customers, then please call 757-331-2991. butter $350/OBO. Call Apply through the website recorder for shallow 757-336-6792 at www.esvba.com SOLARIS 442 - 15-minute LOADER OPERATOR water, trailer w/electric mast, wench. Exc. cond. tanning bed w/face tanner. & DRIVER NEEDED w/ We can deliver. $2,000. Call two-years experience. See Reduced: $2,100. 724-544-9590. NCPR Summer Camp Counselors Karen Gray at T&W Block, Northampton County Parks and Recreation is seeking 2021 Boat, Motor, & 757-710-7146 WHIRLPOOL PROPANE 21075 Washington Street, WATER HEATER TANK summer camp counselors. Under the supervision and Onley, VA. ’00 MAXUM 2800 SCR guidance of the Northampton County Parks and Recre- Trailer for Sale Exc. cond., REDUCED: $195 MILLWRIGHTS- twin 4.3L V6 engines. $275. Located on Chincote- ation Department Director, the Summer Camp Counselor PIPE FITTERS/WELDERS Yamaha 15 HP (less Exc. cond. w/recent (2014) is responsible for creating a high quality experience for ague. 804-218-1090. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC than 100 hrs.) maintenance record. Many ANTIQUE MAPLE every camper. Ensure the safety, well-being and personal * MIG - TIG - STICK extras. $16K OBO. Call growth of campers. Be an active and supportive member HARDWOOD KITCHEN * FT - PT and Weekends $3,500 OBO. Call 540-287-5047. TABLE w/leaf & 4 chairs, of the Summer Camp team and a positive member of the * Exp’d only. * Valid 34’ DELTAVILLE DEAD- entire staff. Summer Camp counselors must demonstrate 757-710-5766 REDUCED: $95 $150. Lo- Driver’s License and RISE $28,500 OBO - cated on Chincoteague. positive, professional role modeling at all times, acting in a Transportation. Day shift Charter Fishing Boat. 2012 manner that is consistent with the staff code of conduct and 804-218-1090. and night shift positions. ’01 18’ TROPHY - Very Re-Power Cat 3208T (757) CRADDOCKVILE UMC the philosophy, goals, and objectives of the Northampton DOUGLAS REPAIRS, good cond. + extras. Can 678-3718. [email protected] County Parks and Recreation Department.​ has several pieces of fur- INC., SNOW HILL, MD. be seen at K & E Marine, www.ltbaycharters.com niture. Items are free but Call 410-632-1346 or across from Perdue plant. ’90 22-FT. SEAPRO CUD- Northampton County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. donations will be accepted 443-783-4125. $11K. 757-678-3622. DY CABIN - Rebuilt OMC for the following pieces: 1. ADA requires the County to provide adequate accommoda- PART-TIME LABORER FREE 26-FT. RANGER 225. 160-gal. fuel tank, tions to qualified persons with disabilities. Prospective and End Table 20” x 20” x17”; 2. – The ESVBA has a job SAILBOAT in cradle w/ 22-ft. aluminum trailer Chest Freezer 48” x 27.5” x current employees are encouraged to discuss ADA accom- opening. Apply through the sails, rigging, cushions. w/brakes (Grady White modations with management. 35”; 3. Love Seat Sofa 60” website at www.esvba.com Needs to be moved & re- clone). $10,300 REDUCED: x 24” x 36”; 4. 2 Full Size paired. 757-331-0315. $6,000. Pat-757-442-4635. An application can be obtained thru the Human Resources Beds; 5. End Table 20” x Boats, Etc. 2014 60 HP MERCURY ANTIQUE 1956 MERCU- 17” x 26.5”; 6. Full Size office or by clicking the link (https://www.co.northampton. OUTBOARD MOTOR RY outboard, electric start va.us/government/jobs_opportunities/job_openings). Com- YAMAHA 2.5 HP OUT- Sofa 84” x 42” x 36”; 7. Sofa - Low hours; needs a low- w/0 hours, 8-pt. over haul! 80” x 38” x 32”; 8. 2 Sand- pleted application form and cover letter can be submitted BOARD MOTOR $775 er unit. Asking $1,000. $1,995 or buy a 1950s 16-ft. to Human Resources, P.O. BOX 66, Eastville, Va. 23347 no This 2017 Yamaha 2.5 has ing Closets 38” x 22” x 72”. 757-894-9168. (or so) run-about and keep Furniture may be seen on later than Friday, May 28, 2021. never been in the water. sailing! Jim: 757-789-5141. Brand new and has been the church Facebook page CHARTER BOAT at https://www.facebook. stored inside. Perfect mo- $15,000 OBO - 34’ Delta- tor in every way. (757) 201- com/CraddockvilleUMC/ ville Dead-Rise $15,000 posts/215965296923968 or 8248 [email protected] obo - Charter Fishing Boat. SKIDOO TRAILER - call 757-442-9126 for more 2012 Re-Power Cat 3208T information. Items listed Needs work. $100. Call (757) 678-3718. 717-578-0378. have to be picked before BOAT WHEELS - 4-blade, May 15. SUZUKI OUTBOARD 1 pair, 19” x 23-1½” shaft. ENGINE - 115 h.p., like A MAN’S DIAMOND JUST REDUCED $300. Call RING Will discuss price. new, less than 30 hrs. run- ’84 21-FT. KEN 757-999-3437 & leave msg. ning time. $7,500! Call 757-442-2718. CRAFT - Pilot house, 3 POMPANETTE DECK SELKIRK STAINLESS 757-787-8680. CHAIRS with fight- 1983 Pro-Time 20-ft. fresh water cooled, STEEL CHIMNEY SYS- ing gimbals. $300. Call TEM - 5-4’ pipe 7” ID 8” OD. Cuddy Cabin, 2006 150 V8 inboard, pocket 443-477-2407. HP Yamaha V-WAX, 2009 Also includes: feed through drive w/galvanized wall, mount/support, & roof float-on trailer, and many trailer. $10,500. extras, exc. cond. $15,000 ES Post 789-7678 bracket. $750. 757-387- OBO 518-369-9458 757-665-6564. 0462 (leave message). 44 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021

CHOP SAW for sale. 10” WE PAY TOP DOLLAR We Can Be The Delta Compound Miter FOR USED HOMES AND Tired of the mud? Saw Model 36-220 Type III TRADE-INS!!! Call for Change You Need! Spend your tax return locally Call For Our Specials! with dust bag. $100 or best evaluations 302-846-9100. on a new driveway! offer. Call 908-303-3622. Accomack Manor DISPLAY CASES - Three Real Estate Apartments Don’t be like this guy >>> display cases are 6 ft.; two Tree & Stump Removal, Stone, are 3 ft.; one corner. Will 26463 Metompkin Road $ $ sell seperately or together. Parksley, VA 23421 $ French Drains, Top Soil, Fill Dirt, Call for pricing. Pick up 757-665-5848 Excavation, & Backhoe Work only. 757-442-5873. TDD 711 LARK ENCLOSED This institution is an equal Just Call Site Work Specialist TRAILER 5’x8’ - Like new, built-in shelf, used 1 time. opportunity employer. John C. Miller at 757-665-4026 665-4424. $1,700. FOR SALE: NordicTrack ski machine and exerciser. We Can Be The Rentals - PARKS PAVING 21-speed Magna Bicycle. Change You Need! Please call for information: WATERFRONT LOT FOR SALE Houses “We make driveways look like highways” 410-957-2771. 6176 Marsh Island Rd, Call For Our Specials! Residential & Commercial STAGE EQUIPMENT Chincoteague, VA, 50’x100’ lot Exmore Village CAPEVILLE - 3BR, 1BA, Licensed & Insured FOR SALE - Stage lights/ with septic system - $195,000 I & II Apts single-family dwelling. LR, cords, CD burner equipment, Call (302) 674-4927 for inquiries. Din. Room w/pantry. $975/ Only Serving the Eastern Shore of Virginia microphones, old trunk. Call 12374 Rue Court mo. Sec. Dep & 1st mo. rent. for pricing: 757-709-5327. Exmore, VA 23350 Ref., Background & Credit Paving & Seal Coating 150-YEAR-OLD BOER FOR SALE BY OWNER (757)442-9471 check REQUIRED. Pets 757-710-9600 WAR ENFIELD RIFLE Nassawadox – 2,400 sq. ft. TDD 711 must be pre-approved. Pet Exc. condition. $1,000 OBO. 5BR, 2.5BA, renovated in This institution is an equal Dep. $500/per. 757-678-3152 410-245-0152. 2016, on an oversized lot opportunity provider. NUEVA Casa–3 Recama- LIKE NEW: 2 INDIAN in town. One bathroom w/ ras, 2 Banos Solo $500 TONY’S TREE SERVICE HEAD PENNIES - $6 a claw foot tub, one master Deposito – Llame para los set. Call 757-442-4252. BR on first floor, LR, DR, requisitos: 302-846-9100. COMPLETE TREE REMOVAL ENTERTAINMENT kitchen with oak cabinets Rentals - NEW 3BR, 2BA $500 DE- 14319 DEER PATH CENTER - Includes 42” galore, granite counter tops, POSIT CALL FOR DE- HALLWOOD, VA 23359 flat tv (Pioneer 5.1 sur- all hardwood and tile floors, TAILS: 302-846-9100. round sound), receiver, Sony low e-Pella windows, fully in- Commercial compact disk player, Bose (757) 990-1131 sulated. New electric panel, TOWN OF ONANCOCK Services Residential • Commercial speakers. All sold as 1 unit: new plumbing, 2015 new $800 OBO. 757-693-2154. New, open finished office/ DIVORCE uncontested FREE Estimates • Stump Grinding Pella windows. Come take a retail space. Up to 7,400 sq. Stump Removal • Lot Clearing • Excavation SONY WEGA 55-INCH look! First time on the mar- $395 + $86 costs. WILLS LCD REAR PROJEC- ft., 10-ft. clg., 2BA, will fin- $195. Hablo espanol. Hilton Licensed and Insured ket for $228,000.00. Call 757- ish space to suite. 55 park- TION TELEVISION - RE- 927-0708 or 757-927-0804. Oliver, Attorney. 757-490- DUCED: $275. $375. Call ing spaces. Possible drive- 0126. hilton@hiltonoliver- VAUCLUSE SHORES - through. $8/sq. ft. per year. 757-709-0813. For sale: Lot 106. 3/4 acre. attorneyva.com Call 710-0070. RSHAL Pine, Oak, Walnut, Lot is lined with trees. SIMPSON TREE & A L’S $24,700. Call 757-710-8387. BOBCAT SERVICE - M Cherry and more for We are pledged to the letter and Tree trimming, removal sale. Rough cut or planed WE BUY LAND!!! Call COMMERCIAL spirit of Virginia’s and HUD’s equal Clayton Homes for more and stump grinding. available or we saw your opportunity housing policies. WAREHOUSE Call 757-710-8477. logs. Portable Sawmill. Virginia’s fair housing law makes it information. 302-846-9100. WHY RENT when you can and deep water dockage FREE ESTIMATES. 757-331-4848 illegal to advertise any preference, We accept credit cards. limitation or discrimination based BUY for as little as $1,000 for rent in Onancock. on race, color, religion, national ori- down. Call Oakwood 757-787-4808. gin, sex, elderliness, familial status Homes for more details. or handicap. 302-846-9739 TREE SERVICE (757) 442-7540 READY TO MOVE INTO!!! ONANCOCK - finished, This newspaper will not knowingly New: 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, accept advertising for real estate 6 offices/retail space, secu- with Porch and Garage. 3 to that violates the fair housing law. rity doors, parking, approx. Our readers are hereby informed choose from. Call for details 1,200 sq. ft., ready for move that all dwellings advertised in this 302-846-9100. New 4 Bed- in $900/mo. plus utilities. newspaper are available on an room, 2 Bath also available. 757-710-0070. equal opportunity basis. For more FRESHLY REMODELED information about Virginia’s Fair Rentals - Apts. Housing Law or to file a fair hous- OFFICE SUITE with new ing complaint, call the Virginia Fair MAIN ST., MELFA – Up- carpet and paint. 2 private For Classified and Legal Housing Office at (804) 367-8530. stairs 2BR apt., refinished, offices with a reception Toll-free call (888) 551-3247. For all new appliances, $700/ area. Water, septic, snow Advertising, TDD users, please call mo. + sec. dep. No pets. Call removal and lawncare in- send an email to Angie at the Virginia Relay by cluded. $700/mo. + sec. dep. dialing 7-1-1. 757-787-3571. PARKSEY – 1BR, 1BA, Contact 757-442-7340 for [email protected] $600/mo. + $600/deposit. more information. For Display Advertising, Mobile Homes Call 757-710-8667. send an email to Troy at 2BR MOBILE HOMES IN Only $30 Sells Locally [email protected] or NORTHERN ACC. CTY. Max at [email protected] FOR RENT - Section 8 ap- Owned, Mulch proved. Call 757-710-8894. your Boat Eastern Shore Post READY TO MOVE INTO!!! 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Partially or Car! Locally for Sale (757) 789-7678 Furnished. Call for more de- Call Angie at Connie Morrison, Editor tails 302-846-9100. 757-789-7678 Operated 757-442-7540 May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 45

2016 TOYOTA CAMRY - TOWN OF CHINCOTEAGUE, INC. Vehicles – Cars, RVs, 4-dr., 4-cyl., auto., A/C, full Yard/Estate NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING pwr., cruise, tilt, CD, back- Trucks, SUVs, Parts up camera, exc. cond., Toy- The Chincoteague Town Council will hold a Public ota warranty. $14,900. Call Sales Hearing commencing at 7:00 PM on Monday, June 7, 2021, in the Council Chambers of the Town of Chincote- GLK 350 - 35K miles. In 443-235-0304. 5324 WILLOW OAK RD Excellent Shape, Garage ’99 35TH ANNIVERSARY ague, 6150 Community Drive, Chincoteague, Virginia MOVING SALE 23336, to afford interested parties the opportunity to be Kept/One Owner. Sale Price GT MUSTANG - Profes- household items, - $12,500 Contact 757-999- sionally installed engine heard or present written comments concerning the fol- antiques, clothes and lots lowing proposed Ordinance to vacate property lines of a 1169 or 410-854-6482. 9/15/11, 36-mo. warranty of tools. Saturday, May ’14 HONDA ACCORD LX on engine still good. $7,500. recorded plat of subdivision in the Town of Chincoteague, 2017 Kawasaki Ninja 650 15, 8-2. Accomack County, Virginia. - 4-door, 4-cyl., auto., A/C, Good cond. 757-377-8261. 1,138 miles. Garage kept. ONANCOCK ESTATE full pwr., backup camera, 2008 DODGE GRAND Showroom condition. Includes SALE - LAST DAY!! Sat- AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PROPERTY LINE exc. cond., 1 owner, warranty, CARAVAN $15,000 OBO two helmets and riding jacket. urday, May 15, 9 am-2 pm. OF A SUBDIVISION PLAT $10,500. 757-351-5611. WHEEL CHAIR VAN. PIC- $5,500 firm. 22 North St., Onancock. An- WHEREAS, the governing body of a munici- TURES/CARFAX AVAIL- Call 757-710-8146. tiques, lights, dishes, beds, pality may vacate part of recorded plat after the sale of a ABLE. Call (757) 710-5285 and more. Don’t miss!! lot shown on said plat pursuant to Section §15.2-2272 (2) or email [email protected] of the Code of Virginia of 1950, as amended; and, WHEREAS, an Application has been filed by H. Vehicles – Motorcycles Wanted Patricia Lodge and Douglas C. Lodge to vacate a part of a recorded plat of a subdivision in the Town of Chincote- & ATVs & Scooters Got a boat or ague entitled “Minor Subdivision Plat Lands of Gerald L. ’14 Travel Trailer For Sale 2007 BERGMAN 650 EX- truck you want & Barbara M. Messick, Trustees Chincoteague Island The 26’ Premier Bullet Ultra Lite, ECUTIVE - New tires, Island District Accomack County, Virginia,” which plat is 2 pull outs with awning, brakes, & battery. Power recorded in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Ac- sleeps 6, complete camp- mirrors & windshield. Auto to sell? comack County, Virginia, as Instrument# 201304580. ing package, bike rack, trans. Cruise Con. $2,850 WHEREAS, the basis of said vacation is that: hitch, loaded with extras. OBO. 757-894-8561. Put it in 1. Applicants are the fee simple owners of Lot 8A-1B and Like new, see in Va. Beach, 2010 ULTRA CLASSIC 8A-1A and the property line sought to be vacated lies can deliver! $26,000 Call FULL DRESSER - $8,500. the Eastern within these lots. 757-286-6463. 757-787-2190. 2. That the said H. Patricia Lodge and Douglas C. Lodge 2003 HONDA SILVER- ShorePost for desire to remove the lot line separating 8A-1B from 8A- WANTED: VIRGINIA 1A which extends from Deep Hole Road to the rear of said WING SCOOTER 600cc SNAKE FENCING only $30 until - Tour pack, adj. back rest, property so that the two lots can become one new lot of Captain Timothy Hill House record. garage kept, tall windshield, Museum, Chincoteague, sold. like new, current maint., 43K needs split rails 10 to 11 ft. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN mi., $3,000. 757-710-4835. Not Pine. Old is good. Call Angie at COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF CHINCOTEAGUE: ’04 Harley Fat Boy Ape- Call Paul at 914-589-5015 1. That the division or property line between Lots 8A-1B hangers, Triple Exhaust, or email and 8A-1A as shown on that certain plat entitled “Minor 6,773 mi. $9,500. Call 757- [email protected] 757.789.7678. Subdivision Plat Lands of Gerald L. & Barbara M. Mes- 709-9112 or 709-4963. sick, Trustees Chincoteague Island The Island District Accomack County, Virginia,” which plat is recorded as 2006 Cherokee Lite Instrument No. 201304580 is hereby vacated as shown 28-ft. - Exc. cond. on the plat attached to the application. The “new plat.” 2. That as a result of said vacation of property lines, for- Sleeps 6 to 8. New roof, mer Lots 8A-1B and 8A-1A shall result in one new parcel new tires. $6,800. Legal Advertising of land as shown on new plat. 757-710-9569 3. That the Town Manager after the time for an appeal of the adoption of this Ordinance has expired, or if appealed the action of counsel is upheld, shall cause a copy of this ’64 COBRA w/high end sus- Ordinance to be recorded in the Clerk’s Office for the Cir- pension. Many performance cuit Court of Accomack County. parts. Scary fast. Must be seen 4. That the effective date of the Ordinance shall be upon & driven to be appreciated. adoption by the Town Council for the Town of Chincoteague. $60,000 OBO. 757-693-2154. Handicapped assistance available by calling (757)336-6519. PERFORMANCE IN- CREASE POWER PRO- Mr. Michael T. Tolbert GRAMMER - Instant horse- Town Manager power, improved economy, easy Town of Chincoteague installation, lifetime warranty. 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 & 8.1, ’99-’06 GM trucks. Pd. $400 for it and only asking $200. 709-4234. ANTIQUE SHOW CAR CALL FOR SALE - 1984 Model 944 Porsche. In great condi- tion. Low mileage, only 80K ANGIE HUETHER CRUTCHLEY + miles. All original except stereo system. If interested, AT 789-7678 FOR YOUR call 665-6565. 2015 NISSAN ALTIMA – 4-door, 4-cyl., auto., full CLASSIFIED AND LEGAL ADS power, cruise control, CD, A/C, Nissan warranty, exc. OR cond., 32K mi., $11,900. 443-235-0304. ’00 MUSTANG – 150K mi. EMAIL New tires, brakes clutch & windshield-wiper motor. [email protected] $4,300 Firm. Call 710-7571 46 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021

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Public Hearing Pursuant to Section 6 of the Accomack County Wetlands NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING The Cheriton Town Council will hold a public hearing on Zoning Ordinance, you are hereby notified of a Public Hear- THE ACCOMACK COUNTY PLANNING COMMIS- Wednesday, May 26th, 2021, at 7 p.m. The public hearing ing that will be held in the Accomack County Administration SION WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON TUES- will be held in Council Chambers at 21314 South Bayside Building Board Chambers, Room #104, 23292 Courthouse DAY, MAY 25, 2021, AT 5:30 p.m. AT SAWMILL Road at Town Hall. Avenue, Accomac, Virginia at 10AM, Thursday, May 27, PARK PAVILLION, 24387 JOYNES NECK ROAD, 2021, on the wetlands applications of: ACCOMAC, VIRGINIA TO AFFORD INTERESTED Topic of Discussion: Consideration and Adoption of the Samuel L. Young - VMRC# 2021-0019 PERSONS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD OR 2021/2022 Budget. This application is for the following described project: TO PRESENT WRITTEN COMMENTS CONCERNING THE FOLLOWING: Face Masks will be required to attend. The portion of the project, which is in the Wetlands Board’s jurisdiction, is the proposed construction of A. Amendments to the Village Development Zoning The Budget will be available for inspection at the town a 60 feet bulkhead 2 feet in front of the existing bulk- District Regulations hall and on the town website. www.townofcheriton.org. head, located in Captain’s Cove, VA 23356, tax map#(s) The Accomack County Planning Commission proposes to 5A3-1-1294. amend the Accomack County Zoning Ordinance Village Handicap assistance available. Larry Birchfield – VMRC# 2021-0547 Development Regulations; specifically to Section 106- This application is for the following described project: 544(2), Section 106-544(4) to bring it into alignment with The portion of the project, which is in the Wetlands VDOT regulations, and Sections 106-546, 547, and 548. Board’s jurisdiction, is the proposed construction of a new bulkhead to prevent further erosion, located in B. REZ-000166-2021: VA Space – Tax Map # 56-2-4A Notice of Taking Proof of Debts and Demands of Captain’s Cove, VA 23356, tax map#(s) 5A1-1-796. A hearing initiated by Virginia Commercial Space Flight the Estate of Marta Coolidge Authority to conditionally rezone approximately 28 acres At the request of Henry P. Custis, Jr. as Administrator Lance Stitcher – VMRC# 2021-0673 of land from Agricultural to Industrial. The property is of the Estate of Marta Coolidge, I have fixed Thursday, This application is for the following described project: located at 32355 Wallops Island Road, Temperanceville, May 27th, 2021 at 4:00 P.M. as the time, and the office of The portion of the project, which is in the Wetlands VA. The intended use of the property is for assembly, in- J. Nicholas Klein, III, Mapp, Mapp & Klein, 18249 First Board’s jurisdiction, is the proposed replacement of tegration, and test purposes with buildings and develop- Street, Keller, VA 23401, as the place for receiving proof the failing 60 feet wooden bulkhead with a new vinyl ment to support the same. of debts and demands against the said decedent or her bulkhead 2 feet channelward of the existing with (2) 2 Estate. feet return walls, located in Captain’s Cove, VA 23356, C. CUSE-000167-2021: VA Space – Tax Map # 56-2-4A Given under my hand this 6th day of May, 2021. tax map#(s) 5A3-1-1414. A hearing initiated by Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority to request a Conditional Use Permit pursu- J. Nicholas Klein III Elaine & Moses McNure – VMRC# 2021-0895 ant to Accomack County Code Section 106-128(1) which Assistant Commissioner of Accounts This application is for the following described project: states manufacturing, production, fabrication, assembly, of the Circuit Court of The portion of the project, which is in the Wetlands or other industrial, commercial, or public facility develop- Accomack County, Virginia Board’s jurisdiction, is the proposed replacement of ing or utilizing a site of more than ten (10) acres requires the existing failing bulkhead with a new bulkhead in the a conditional use permit. Virginia Space is looking to same footprint located in Captain’s Cove, VA 23356, tax develop and utilize a site of 28 acres. The property is map#(s) 5A1-1-765. located at Tax Map # 56-2-4A at 32355 Wallops Island Road, Temperanceville, VA. PUBLIC NOTICE Frank Cassidy – VMRC# 2021-0902 The Northampton County Planning Commission will meet This application is for the following described project: D. CUSE-000168-2021: VA Space – Tax Map # 56-2-4A on Tuesday June 1st, 2021, at 6:00 p.m., in the Board The portion of the project, which is in the Wetlands A hearing initiated by Virginia Commercial Space Flight Chambers located at 16404 Courthouse Road in Eastville, Board’s jurisdiction, is the proposed placement of a Authority to request a Conditional Use Permit pursu- Virginia. The purpose is to conduct regular business and re- new bulkhead 2 feet in front of existing failing bulk- ant to Accomack County Code Section 106-128(9) which view the following application to forward a recommendation head located in Captain’s Cove, VA 23356, tax map#(s) states uses involving the storage, use, processing, produc- to the Board of Supervisors. 5A1-1-1207. tion of hazardous chemicals including, but not limited to biofuels production, fuel storage for sale, chemical recy- Minor SUP 2021-04 Accessory Dwelling: John Manuel All interested parties will be afforded the opportunity to be cling, hydrocarbon processes, fertilizer and pesticide stor- and General Builders LLC are applying for a minor special heard or to present written statements. Applications are on age and manufacture, solvent storage, pulp and paper use permit to construct an accessory dwelling on the prop- file and may be examined in the Office of the Environmental mills, rocket fuel and oxidizer manufacture and storage erty of 29362 Stuarts Way near Kiptopeke State Park. The Programs in Accomac, Virginia. Handicapped assistance is requires a conditional use permit. Virginia space is look- property is zoned Hamlet Residential (H/R) and is further available. Please call (757) 787-5728. ing to store hazardous chemicals on the property. The described as Tax Map 112-7-13. property is located at Tax Map # 56-2-4A at 32355 Wal- lops Island Road, Temperanceville, VA. If a recommendation is received from the Planning Com- mission, the Board of Supervisors shall also conduct a This Planning Commission meeting was original- public hearing on the above Tuesday, June 8th, 2021 at NOTICE OF OYSTER PLANTING GROUND ly scheduled to be a Work Session. The Planning 6:00 p.m. in the Board Chambers located at 16404 Court- APPLICATION Commission voted at its April 14, 2021, meeting to house Road, Eastville VA 23347. The application will be on change it to a Regular Meeting. file and open to public inspection in the office of the Clerk Richard Lee Hubbard, (2021010) has applied for approxi- of the Board of Supervisors and in the Office of Planning, mately 200 acres of oyster planting ground in South Bay situated in Northampton City/County. The application is This Planning Commission meeting will be held Permitting, and Enforcement located at 16404 Courthouse as a Hybrid – Electronic (Conference Call) and In- Road, Eastville, VA. located at Lat/Long: N37-15.0162 / W75-49.7541 To view a map of the application, use this web link to Person Meeting due to the restrictions put in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Public hearing re- Anyone wishing to comment on the above item is invited search the application by number (2021010): https://webapps.mrc.virginia.gov/public/oystergrounds/ lated materials are available for review at the Accomack to attend the meetings and make their comments known. County Planning Department, 23296 Courthouse Avenue Written comments can be submitted to the Office of Plan- search_applications.php or contact the VMRC Engineer- ing/Surveying Department at 757-247-2230. – Room 105 – Accomac, Virginia and on the County’s web- ning, Permitting, and Enforcement, P.O. Box 538, Eastville, site at http://www.boarddocs.com/va/coa/Board.nsf/Public VA 23347. Send written comments or concerns to: on the Friday prior to each meeting date. Marine Resources Commission, Engineering/ Handicapped assistance available: Please telephone Surveying Department, 380 Fenwick Road, Handicapped Assistance available, call: (757) 787-5726 or (757) 678-0440 at least 48 hours in advance. Fort Monroe, VA 23651-1064 824-5223. May 14, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 47

TOWN OF CAPE CHARLES CAPT ZACKS SEAFOOD INC., Trading as Notice of Joint Public Hearing Capt Zacks Seafood, 4422 Deep Hole Road, Chincoteague, The Cape Charles Planning Commission and Town Coun- Accomack County, Virginia 23336-2622 cil will hold a joint public hearing on Tuesday, June 1, The above establishment is applying to the 2021, at 6:00 p.m., in the Cape Charles Civic Center, 500 VIRGINIA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE Tazewell Avenue, to receive comment on proposed text CONTROL (ABC) AUTHORITY amendments to the Cape Charles Zoning Ordinance: for a Wine and Beer On Premises, Mixed Beverage ACCOMACK COUNTY Restaurant license to sell or manufacture alcoholic BOARD OF SUPERVISORS A. Article II – Definitions beverages. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING B. Article VIII – Historic District Overlay Tammy Mitchell, President NOTE: Objections to the issuance of this license must be sub- THE ACCOMACK COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVI- These two items will be discussed at the regular meeting mitted to ABC no later than 30 days from the publishing date SORS WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING AT 6:30 PM of the Planning Commission immediately following the of the first of two required newspaper legal notices. Objections ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 2021, TO AFFORD INTER- public hearing and brought to a vote for recommendation should be registered at www.abc.virginia.gov or 800-552-3200. ESTED PERSONS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD to the Cape Charles Town Council. OR SUBMIT WRITTEN COMMENTS REGARDING THE FOLLOWING: Detailed information regarding the proposed changes is available for public review at www.capecharles.org, un- 1. Proposed revisions to Chapter 82, Taxation, of the der Agendas and Minutes, Planning Commission. ATTORNEYS: Accomack County Code. These amendments do not raise tax rates or user fees. Legal ads are now searchable on the statewide database!! The Public Hearing will be held in the Cafetorium of the Metompkin Elementary School located at 24501 Parksley Road, Parksley, Virginia. While this meeting will be in-person and open for public attendance, citizens have the right to NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING 101C-A-10 submit oral or written statements on the pro- THE ACCOMACK COUNTY BOARD OF ZONING AP- A hearing initiated by the Accomack-Northampton Plan- posed amendments to the County Administra- PEALS WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON WEDNES- ning District Comission to request a variance of 30 feet tor’s Office, PO Box 388 – Accomac, VA 23301 DAY, JUNE 2, 2021 AT 10 A.M. IN THE BOARD OF pursuant to Accomack County Code Section 106-58(b) or [email protected] no later SUPERVISORS CHAMBERS, ROOM 104, 23296 which states each main structure shall have a rear yard than 3:00 p.m. on May 18, 2021. Any citizen having COURTHOUSE AVENUE, ACCOMAC, VIRGINIA TO of 35 feet or more. As well as a variance of 7 feet pursu- questions or needing special assistance for the dis- AFFORD INTERESTED PERSONS THE OPPORTUNI- ant to Section 106-56 which states that structures on all abled may contact the County Administrator’s Office TY TO BE HEARD OR TO PRESENT WRITTEN COM- public rights-of-way shall be set back 50 feet or more from by calling 787-5700 or 824-5444. MENTS CONCERNING THE FOLLOWING: the edge of the right-of-way. The applicant is looking to replace the home on parcel 101C-A-23 into a smaller foot A copy of the proposed revised ordinance may be obtained A. VAR-000169-2021: Long Rows LLC, Rick Hall – print due to the fact that it is currently partially on parcel by contacting the Accomack County Administrator’s Office Tax Map # 95-A-13 101C-A-10. The property is located at Tax Map # 101C- at (757) 787-5700 or [email protected]. A hearing initiated by Rick Hall with Long Rows LLC to re- A-23 & 101C-A-10 and is located at 30082 Lankford Hwy, It can also be obtained by viewing the agenda for the May quest a variance of 150 feet pursuant to Accomack County Melfa, VA and is zoned Agricultural. 19th meeting which will be made available on the Coun- Code Section 106-57 which states the minimum frontage ty’s public meeting website at www.boarddocs.com/va/coa/ for permitted uses shall be 150 feet at the setback line and E. VAR-000177-2021: Dawn Hurley – Tax Map # 56-A-36A Board.nsf/Public on the Friday prior to the public hearing. a variance of 2 acres from Accomack County Code Section A hearing initiated by Dawn Hurley to request a variance 106-55 which states the minimum lot size in the Agricul- of 150 feet pursuant to Accomack County Code Section ture District is 5 acres. The applicant wants to split an old 106-57 which states the minimum frontage for permitted uses shall be 150 feet at the setback line. Ms. Hurley’s cur- LEGAL NOTICE REGARDING DANGEROUS STRUCTURES farm house from an existing farming operation that once PURSUANT TO COUNTY CODE SECTION 94.03, split would not have the required frontage or lot size. The rent residence is in disrepair and she would like to replace it with a new manufactured home in a larger footprint. Northampton County has determined that the following struc- property is located at Tax Map # 95-A-13 located at 27005 tures endanger the public health and safety or other residents Drummondtown Road, Onley, VA and is zoned Agricultural. The property is located at Tax Map # 56-A-36A and is lo- cated at 32408 Holland Farm Road, Temperanceville, VA of the locality and that said structures must be removed, re- paired or secured within thirty days of this publication. B. SUSE-000170-2021: Steven Story – Tax Map # 42-11-9 and is zoned Agricultural. A hearing initiated by Steven Story to request a Special Property Owner Lien Holder Property Address F. SUSE-000179-2021: Brenden Kettner – Tax Map # Use Permit pursuant to Accomack County Code Section Josephine Smith None 4476 KMC Lane 106-53(27) which allows for a use of land not specifically 28-A-31A listed as a use permitted by right or special exception-spe- A hearing initiated by Brenden Kettner to request a (deceased) 00076-0A-00-0000029 cial use in the agricultural district regulations, which is Special Use Permit pursuant to Accomack County Code Louis Onley None 5155 Salt Works Road Section 106-403(4), which allows for the manufacturing, clearly similar and compatible with the uses listed there- 00013-0A-00-0000025 in. Mr. Story would like to place a 12’ x 24’ prebuilt shed compounding, packaging of bakery goods, beverages (in- on the parcel to store items for property maintenance cluding bottling plants), candy, cosmetics, and perfumes. John Smaw None 3551 Smaw Drive prior to the dwelling being built. The property located at Mr. Kettner plans to build a coffee roasting, bakery, and 00112C-01-00-0000008 packaging facility. The property is located at Tax Map # Tax Map # 42-11-9 located at the end of Bogues Bay Drive, Lankford Church None 8445 Sunset Cove Drive Temperanceville, VA and is zoned Agricultural. 28-A-31A and is located at the corner of Chincoteague Road and Mill Dam Road, Wattsville, VA and is zoned 00014-0A-00-0000019 C. SUSE-000171-2021: Brooke Rodgers – Tax Map # General Business. Floyd Levin Smith, Jr. None 6287 Occohannock Neck Road 103A-3-2A 00007-02-00-000000A A hearing initiated by Brooke Rodgers to request a Special This Board of Zoning Appeals meeting will be Use Permit pursuant to Accomack County Code Section held as a Hybrid – Electronic (Conference Call) James Moorefield None 4510 KMC Lane 106-78(11) which allows for the use of a travel trailer, lo- and In-Person Meeting due to the restrictions put 00076-0A-00-0000033 cated outside of travel trailer parks, which are to occupied in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Public hearing related materials are available for review at for habitation or storage. Ms. Rodgers residence recently If the owner(s) of the above referenced parcels fail to burned down and would like to use a travel trailer for the Office of the County Zoning Administrator at 23296 Courthouse Avenue – Room 105 – Accomac, Virginia or remove, repair or secure the structure within 30 days habitation while she builds a new residence. The property of this publication, the County will remove the structure is located at Tax Map # 103A-3-2A located at 28025 Drum- http://www.boarddocs.com/va/coa/Board.nsf/Public on the Friday prior to each meeting date. and the cost of the removal shall be chargeable to the mondtown Road, Onley, VA and is zoned Residential. owner(s) of the structure and shall be collected as taxes are collected. Inquires may be directed to Tom Rippon D. VAR-000176-2021: Accomack-Northampton Plan- Handicapped Assistance available, call: (757) 787-5726 or 824-5223. at [email protected] or 757-678-0440 ning District Commission Tax Map # 101C-A-23 & Ext. 526. 48 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021

PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE TOWN COUNCIL LOCATION: OAK HALL TIRE & WRECKER, 30194 Notice is hereby given that Mr. Gerald Quinn and Ms. TOWN OF ONANCOCK, VA WITHAMS ROAD, OAK HALL, VA 23416 Linda Lang have applied for a permit from the Virginia May 24, 2021 DATE: MAY 21, 2021 Marine Resources Commission to construct a marsh toe TIME: 9:00 AM sill, sill with sand fill and native wetland plantings, and The Town Council for the Town of Onancock, VA will con- VEHICLE: 2010 DODGE CHARGER fiber logs adjacent to 35510 Copes Drive along Occohan- duct a public hearing on Monday, May 24, 2021 at 7:00 p.m., VIN: 2B3CACV3AH170564 nock Creek in Accomack County. to consider the following Special Use Permit application: This was posted at the Eastern Shore Public Library Send comments/inquiries within l5 days to: Marine 23610 Front Street, Accomac, VA, from May 7, 2021 to Resources Commission, Habitat Management Divi- o SUP 05:21, 6 King Street, Homestay May 21, 2021. sion, 380 Fenwick Road, Bldg 96, Hampton, VA 23651 or [email protected]. A copy of the staff report and recommendation is avail- able for review upon request. Questions or comments may be directed to Matt Spuck, Town Manager, at 757- 787-3363, or via email at [email protected].

Questions or comments can be submitted to Matt Spuck ORDER OF PUBLICATION NOTICE: ABANDONED WATERCRAFT at the above referenced email address prior to the meet- COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA Notice is hereby given that the following watercraft has ing to be read on the record. VA. CODE§§ 1-21 I.I; 8.01-316, -317, 20-104 been abandoned for more than 60 DAYS on the property of Butch’s Cars & Parts, Inc., 6020 Lankford Hwy., Ex- Case No. 21CL000466-00 more, VA 23350, phone number 757-442-4220. Accomack County Circuit Court, P.O. Box 126, PUBLIC HEARING 23316 Courthouse Avenue, Accomac, VA 23301 Description of watercraft: Wellcraft, 19 feet long, year: TOWN COUNCIL 1996, color: blue and white, hull number: WELFUK71A696, TOWN OF ONANCOCK, VA JOWELL KEVIN MORALES registration number: NY4280GK. May 24, 2021 v. NA The object of this suit is to: Application for Watercraft Registration/Title will be The Town Council for the Town of Onancock, VA will con- PETITION FOR A NAME CHANGE. made in accordance with Section 29.1-733.25 of the Code duct a public hearing on Monday, May 24, 2021 at 7:00 p.m., of Virginia if this watercraft is not claimed and removed to consider the following Special Use Permit application: It is ORDERED that RODOLFO RIGOBERTO MORALES- within 30 days of first publication of this notice. Please GONZALEZ appear at the above-named court and pro- contact the Virginia Department of Game and Inland o SUP 06:21, 4 Sturgis Street, Homestay tect his interests on or before JUNE 23, 2021. Fisheries with questions. April 23, 2021 A copy of the staff report and recommendation is avail- Caretta S. Duncan, Dep. Clerk able for review upon request. Questions or comments may be directed to Matt Spuck, Town Manager, at 757- 787-3363, or via email at [email protected]. RANCK INVESTMENTS LLC, Trading as AJs on the Creek, 6585 Maddox Blvd, Chincoteague, Questions or comments can be submitted to Matt Spuck Accomack County, Virginia 23336-2249 at the above referenced email address prior to the meet- PUBLIC NOTICE The above establishment is applying to the ing to be read on the record. The Town of Parksley is excited to announce the beginning VIRGINIA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE of formal demolition activities in the downtown square in CONTROL (ABC) AUTHORITY preparation for construction work related to the Downtown for a Wine and Beer On Premises, Mixed Beverage Revitalization Grant Project. As a result of these activities, Restaurant license to sell or manufacture alcoholic the downtown square is now an active construction site, beverages. CALL ANGIE FOR YOUR and, for the safety of visitors and residents, all pedestrian Joshua Ranck, Owner traffic in that area is prohibited until further notice. Please NOTE: Objections to the issuance of this license must be sub- CLASSIFIED AND LEGAL ADS be aware of all construction barriers, tape, and fencing, and mitted to ABC no later than 30 days from the publishing date make sure you remain clear of the area. The Town of Parks- of the first of two required newspaper legal notices. Objections 789-7678 ley thanks you for your consideration and cooperation. should be registered at www.abc.virginia.gov or 800-552-3200. Virtual Farmers Market

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cuddle Mr. Smith, One-Eyed Willy, Ru- clear as to that suggestion and appre- defense and protection for those ex- Little Farm Rescue by, Nathan, Handsome Hank, and all ciate the chance to elaborate. pensive grinder pumps that are not Says Thanks! the others. Until then, you can follow What I suggested was leaving sep- designed to process items that are all- The Little Farm Rescue on Facebook tic tanks that were in good workable too-often found at the bottom of tanks Dear Editor: and keep sending those happy vibes! condition in place as pretreatment when they are pumped out on a reg- Thank you to all who have wel- Gwyn Coghill and upstream of the necessary grind- ular basis,saving the homeowner the comed Katie and Lester Cook and Cape Charles er pumps which allow the town’s sew- time and expense of replacing those The Little Farm Rescue & Sanctuary age to be pumped to the proposed necessary system components. to Machipongo! Some of the animals Allow Me To Clarify ... HRSD force main. The job of a septic Thank you for allowing me to clar- have arrived and are decompressing Dear Editor: tank is to collect solids and other items ify my remarks and for the incredibly and exploring their new spaces after Many thanks to the Eastern Shore that should not be so disposed, allow- important coverage by the Eastern their long journey. More animals will Post’s Stefanie Jackson for her “all in” ing only high-nutrient wastewater to Shore Post of important issues fac- arrive next week, and the move from coverage of the many issues that local and migrate into the leach field or in this ing ESVA businesses and residents. California to Virginia will be complete county elected officials regularly wrestle case, an expensive transfer pump. This Ken Dufty thanks to the rescue organizations with on our behalf, especially within the arrangement would provide a first line Exmore Business Owner who have transported them across borders of Northampton County. country. We are genuinely grateful for her As the animals become familiar with reporting on the Town of Exmore’s on- their new surroundings, fencing is still going effort to solve our wastewater Letters to the Editor being installed. When finished, each quagmire, a nearly 14-year journey Letters to the editor are accepted • gender-biased, group of animals will have their own that frankly we have no option to side- about local topics or in response to • legally objectionable, pasture and shelter. Katie and Lester step. As Stefanie has reported many are being very patient and are smiling times, we have been under a consent articles printed in the Eastern Shore • commercial in nature, from ear to ear as they watch these be- order to address our noncompliance Post. They should be: • or contain direct attacks on peo- loved animals enjoy their new home with state and federal regulations gov- ple or businesses, name-calling, with all of them located on one farm. erning sewage collection and treat- The horse barns, pig barn, and chick- ment, and both agencies have been • 350 or fewer words; longer letters or hate speech. en coop are in place and ready for oc- patiently working with town leaders may be edited or rejected. cupancy when the fencing is complete. as they traverse the twisted maze of • the original work of the author and Preference is given to local writers One goat house will be delivered soon, grants, low-interest loans, and regula- and gates that have been delayed a tory options. not submitted to another publica- and writers who have not had recent month due to COVID-19 will hopefully In last week’s Eastern Shore Post, tion. letters published in the Post. be installed shortly. All of their shade Stefanie reported on the latest news • signed and include a phone num- screens had to be left behind in Califor- regarding this and other town issues nia on the several properties they were (“Exmore Will Use 90% of Rescue Plan ber or email address and town of Send letters by fax, email (editor@ renting. That means they will need to Funding for Sewer Project,” May 7, residence for verification. easternshorepost.com), or U.S. mail. be replaced when funds allow. Katie Page 7). In that article it was reported The Eastern Shore Post retains the and Lester are “making do” for now and that during the public comment period the animals are happy. I suggested that existing septic tanks Letters will not be printed if they are: right to edit or reject any letter. Publi- Eventually when things settle down, should be considered for use in the pro- • obscene, cation does not suggest endorsement The Little Farm Rescue will welcome posed new collection system instead of • racist, of any point of view by the Eastern visitors and volunteers. Then you can grinder pumps. I apparently was not • sexist, Shore Post.

Editor: Connie Morrison Assistant Editor: Angie H. Crutchley • Copy Editor: David Martin Staff Writers: Stefanie Jackson, Carol Vaughn Sports Writers: Brennan Waldorf, Matthew Yoder • Crime Writer: Nancy Drury Duncan Advertising: Troy Justis, Max Hess Circulation Manager: Troy Justis Graphic Designers: Jodi Hamilton, Kimberly Perry Contributing Writer/Photographer: Jim Ritch • Intern: Nic Drewer Four Corner Plaza P.O. Box 517, Onley, VA 23418 email: [email protected] website: www.easternshorepost.com Phone: 757-789-POST (7678) Fax: 757-789-7681 52 • Eastern Shore Post • May 14, 2021