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Rappahannock Record, December 19, 2013, Section A Rappahannock Record The lower Northern Neck’s most complete news source since 1916 75¢ Volume 97 No. 11 Thursday, December 12, 2013 www.rrecord.com Lancaster school board addresses fiscal issues by Audrey Thomasson KILMARNOCK—A third school nurse may be added as early as January if supervisors agree to a Lancaster school board request to move $44,000 from instruction into the administration category of the budget. Also at its Monday night’s meeting, the school board endorsed an architec- tural plan for future facilities but refused to prioritize capital improvement projects for the current year, saying all the project funding was approved by supervisors last June. Superintendent Dr. Daniel Lukich turned the issue of a school nurse into a discussion over next semester’s school budget allocation. “If the board of supervisors doesn’t act (at their December 16 meeting), there will be no schools in January,” warned the superintendent. “Supervisors haven’t done anything about the school nurse.” During a lengthy discussion, the board decided the funding should come from the largest and most flexible category—instruction. According to the category budget, there is over $11 million in instruction and less than $700,000 in administration, where the nursing position falls. “We were very grateful that the board of supervisors granted the instruc- tional budget that they did,” said finance director Sue Salg. She said it was much more flexible than the administration budget. But she was reluctant to take the money from that category based on both boards’ prior expressed reluctance to reduce instruction funding. “The other categories are too tight,” said Lukich. “It’s instruction or noth- ing.” District 1 member and board chairman Alex Fleet passed the gavel to his vice chair, District 2 member Ella Davis, in order to make the motion to hire the nurse by transferring the funds from the instructional category. The motion passed on a 5-0 vote. Stating the immediate need for the nurse, District 4 member Patrick McCranie said if the supervisors reject the measure, they should set up a joint meeting of both boards to hammer out the situation Away in a manger before kids return to class in January. Siblings join in a living nativity scene at Historic White Marsh Church’s Christmas program Saturday, In other business, District 3 member Don McCann proposed the board December 7. “I was trying to think of a good way to have a true-meaning-of-Christmas thing going approve plans for future school facilities prepared by the consulting firms of on,” said Brenda Hall, who helped organize the event. “You can take a picture with Santa, but you can’t DeJong/Richter and RRMM Architects and send them to the board of supervi- really take pictures with the Bible.” From left are (front row) Abigail; (next row) Caleb, Jimmy, Michael, sors. Ashton; (next row) and Erika Cook. The program also featured Christmas stories with Mrs. Claus and Lukich spearheaded the planning process at a cost of $55,000. Render- photos with Santa. The photos will be mailed to families in time for Christmas. Historic White Marsh will host a Christmas Eve candlelight service at 7:30 p.m. Photo by Renss Greene LANCASTER SCHOOL BOARD, continued on page A2 www.whereiswhitestone? Some say town needs an internet presence by Lisa Hinton-Valdrighi website or Facebook page and vol- teenage and college-age employees. “I think [a website] is going to be was our problem before. Nobody would unteered her time to help get the task The decision was one of the best she’s a tremendous help for our town,” said keep up with it.” WHITE STONE—It’s time for accomplished. made, said Sawyer. Carter. “We’re not in the 1950s any- According to Jones, the town had a White Stone to join the computer “White Stone doesn’t have a pres- Carter said when searching for more...People don’t go to print to find website before but it was unsuccessful. networking community, according to ence on the internet,” said Carter. White Stone on the internet, a directory information anymore.” They don’t use Jones added he is “all for anything business owner Pam Sawyer and town Sawyer, who owns the Country Cot- is the only listing available. He noted the yellow pages, he added. They go to [council] can do to help the businesses,” resident Roy Carter. tage, said she was first reluctant to start that Kilmarnock, Irvington and Lan- the internet for information. but he is concerned about people post- Sawyer urged the town council at its a Facebook page for her own business caster County all have websites, which “Who is going to keep up with it?” ing negative or derogatory comments meeting last Thursday to start a town but did so at the urging of her younger, pop up with a Google search. said councilman David Jones. “That on a Facebook page and the manpower needed to monitor that page or a town website. “We tried it before and we didn’t get any hits and had old, outdated informa- tion on it,” said Jones. “It didn’t work.” Jones was also concerned about the financial burden of paying someone to update and monitor a website, noting the town has limited resources. Sawyer said she could devote some time to monitoring a Facebook page and she was sure she could convince WHITE STONE WEBSITE, continued on page A2 Record holiday schedule listed The Rappahannock Record will close at noon today, December 12, for the staff Christmas luncheon. The office will reopen at 9 a.m. Friday. Next week’s Record will be the Natalie MacMaster brings fiddling Christmas concert to Kilmarnock final issue in 2013 and the office will be closed December 19-26 for the 'ETI&VIXSR-WPERH½HHPIV2EXEPMI1EG1EWXIV VMKLX SR(IGIQFIVFVSYKLXLIV±'LVMWXQEWMR'ETI&VIXSR²XSYVXSXLI0ERGEWXIV1MHHPI School Theater in Kilmarnock. The concert featured hymns, carols, jigs and strathseys. Between the heel-stomping tunes, step dancing Christmas holiday. and the song introductions, MacMaster entertained the audience with tales of family, friends, house parties, Scottish heritage, food and The office will reopen December festive Christmas traditions in her native country. She was joined on stage for a medley of three songs by a third- and fourth-grade chorus 27 and the first issue of 2014 will of Chesapeake Academy students (left), directed by Beth Somers. She also was joined by four of her children. Mary Frances, 8, played the appear January 2. Because of the New ½HHPIERHHERGIH1MGLEIPTPE]IHXLI½HHPIERHHERGIHERH'PEVIERH.YPMEEPWSHERGIH1EG1EWXIVERH½HHPMRKLYWFERH(SRRIPP Year’s holiday the news and advertis- 0IEL]EPWSLEZIEWSR%PIGERHERSXLIVGLMPHHYIMR%TVMP1YWMGMERWXSYVMRK[MXL1EG1EWXIVMRGPYHIH1EG1SVMRTMERS)VMG&VIXSR ing deadline for that issue is noon on TIVGYWWMSR1EXX1EG-WEEGTMTIW[LMWXPIWERHFERNS2EXLERMIP7QMXLGIPPSERH/EXI5YMRRZSGEPW8LITIVJSVQERGIQEVOIHXLIXLMVH Monday, December 30. 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C4-5 Upcoming ....................B1-5 6 56525 10491 6 December 12, 2013 Rappahannock Record A2 InsideNews Kilmarnock, VA 804 Unless noted, all phone Planning commission suggests school numbers in this publication carry the 804 area code. board prioritize capital improvements by Audrey Thomasson with the purchase and instal- telephony, allows the routing SbbSZS``aU] lation, the board of supervi- of voice conversations over the LANCASTER—The plan- sors asked the commission to internet instead of over phone WUadV ning commission last week review the request based on lines and would result in imme- USPS (455-600) asked the school board to the approved capital improve- diate cost savings for the district. D27 N. Main St., P.O. Box 400 prioritize its planned capital ment projects for the schools. Commission members Kilmarnock, VA 22482-0400 improvements in order to reach The additional approved noted the VOIP shortfall and 804-435-1701 a consensus for fully funding items are $127,500 for school the HVAC project both total Fax: 804-435-2632 a $165,000 Voice Over Inter- security upgrades, which are some $80,000, he said. They www.RRecord.com net Protocol (VOIP) phone currently being installed, and suggested the school board Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Gaskins, system, according to planning/ $80,000 for the third phase decide which project can be General Managers The White Stone Town Council on December 5 land use director Don Gill. of replacing the heating, ven- deferred to the fiscal 2014-15 Robert D. Mason Jr., Editor unanimously adopted a resolution of appreciation for Last month, supervisors tilation and air conditioning capital improvement budget. Alice M. Toleman, who worked with the town council learned the project did not (HVAC) units at the middle The commission returned J.E. Currell, Publisher, 1927-1993 ERH XLI XS[R´W TSPMGI GLMIJ XS WXEVX E 2IMKLFSVLSSH qualify for some $80,000 in school, said Gill. the item to the board of super- Published weekly except Christmas week ;EXGL4VSKVEQMR7LIVIGIRXP]VIWMKRIHLIVTSWX federal E-rate reimbursement. The VOIP, also known as visors, pending a school board at Kilmarnock, Lancaster Co., VA. as captain of the program. From left are WSPD Chief Rather than move forward internet telephony or broadband recommendation. Periodicals Postage Paid at Kilmarnock, VA 22482 and additional mailing offices. 'PMJJ (E[WSR 8SPIQER ERH 1E]SV 0PS]H & ,YFFEVH Photo by Lisa Hinton-Valdrighi Postmaster: Send address changes to Rappahannock Record the Rappahannock Record, P.O.
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