FluvannaReview.com May 4 - May 10, 2017 | Volume 37, Issue 18 | One Copy Free Fluvanna REVIEW
Barricaded Man Stages Standoff Page 5
New School Chief Chuck Winkler Names Top Goals Page 8
Lake Celebrates New Twist on High School New Clubhouse Old Farm Day Announces Page 7 Page 6 Honor Roll Page 17 May 4 - 10, 2017 • Volume 37, Issue 18
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To advertise call: 434.207.0222 May 4, 2017 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 3 our property owners binding? The pool proposal suggests a different location; however, no mention has yet been made of dressing rooms, restrooms, M Y K showers, lockers, space for pool pump and filter operations, and storage for
C supplies and maintenance equipment. Is Editor’s note: The following refers to a the cost of these vital amenities included letter written by John Holt, titled “Don’t in any estimate presented so far? shake down residents for pool,” printed in If we don’t vote for this expensive new the April 20 edition. pool and all its required facilities and add-ons – which costs have not yet been Spend money as if it were disclosed – will we be punished by an your own immediate closing of the existing facil- Mr. Holt’s letter underscores the ity which still has at least two years of problem we face resolving the issue useful life remaining? of a new pool. I was away on travel for The overarching question is what mag- two weeks and found the survey closed nitude of rate increases and special as- before I could respond. A search of the sessments will we face as a result of de- Lake Monticello Owners’ Association pleting our emergency reserves into the website, and its associated site map, hole for this and other grand amenity yielded no swimming pool survey. Has plans – undertaken by people who are our website been scrubbed of all relevant not spending money as if it were their survey information? own? Our community has 4,635 lots, nearly 4,200 homes, and approximately 12,000 Dennis A. Paine residents, yet only 1,374 surveys were Lake Monticello tabulated. The survey presented only three options, all requiring payment for Some properties a new pool. A “no” option was not avail- able. Are the directors presenting a fait reassessed higher, pay accompli? higher tax increase A total of only 510 survey respondents I was interested to read the cover story were in favor of the 50 percent reserve of last week’s Fluvanna Review [“Super- funds/50 percent new $100 assessment visors raise taxes nearly 3 percent,” choice for payment, 442 for a new $195 printed April 20] because the conclusion assessment, and 422 for all reserve your editor came to was that average funds. Is the choice of only 11 percent of property taxes would likely increase by
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4 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | May 4, 2017 To advertise email: [email protected] about $50 per year. I understand that this Barricaded man denied bond estimate was based on a property assess- ment of $200,000. Because my recent property assessment had been increased by about 17 percent (2016 versus 2017) after seven-hour standoff and, applied to the increase of over 3 BY HEATHER MICHON, CORRESPONDENT percent in the mil rate, my own estimate was that my taxes would jump by more After several hours, a crisis negotiation than $400. team from Albemarle County convinced I decided to follow up by calling the Roach to surrender around 1 a.m., Wells Fluvanna County Board of Equalization said. He was arrested “without any in- and was transferred to one of the Board cident,” according to a sheriff’s office members who just happened to be in the press release. office. His reply was that the tax increase A woman in a neighbor’s home sus- was due to the construction of new ame- tained non-life-threatening injuries. The nities (golf course clubhouse, cart barn juvenile was unharmed. More than 50 and renovated Ashlawn Clubhouse, etc.) law enforcement officers from Fluvanna, and that a $400 increase was about right Albemarle, Scottsville, and the Virginia for a house on the golf course (mine State Police were involved in the stand- is) and would be much higher for Lake off; none were injured, according to properties. And, what’s more, he said Wells. that taxes would be even higher in 2018. The sheriff’s office executed a search The Board member seemed to be quite warrant on Roach’s home and seized happy to tell me all about this and sug- “firearms and other evidence,” according gested that I might consider moving out to a sheriff’s office press release. of the Lake to another area in the county Joe Kain Roach, Jr. Photo courtesy of the Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office Roach was booked into Central Virgin- where taxes were much lower. ia Regional Jail on felony charges of pos- I would like to suggest that you do a A man charged with multiple felony and shooting into an occupied dwelling” session of a firearm by a convicted felon, follow-up article in more depth showing counts after a lengthy standoff with law in the 200 block of Hardware Hills Circle maliciously discharging a firearm, and what the tax increases are for a wider enforcement over the weekend made his near Scottsville, said Capt. David Wells at assault on battery on a law enforcement sample of Lake houses and what percent initial appearance in Fluvanna County a press conference Sunday (April 30). officer. On May 1 he was also charged of the county’s taxes are paid by Lake General District Court Monday (May 1). Wells said Roach, 45, brandished his with aggravated malicious wounding, property owners. Seems it might be Judge Claude V. Worrell ordered that rifle at deputies when they arrived and use of a firearm in commission of a a good time to organize a large scale Joe Kain Roach, Jr., of Scottsville, remain retreated into his residence. Accompa- felony, and an additional assault and protest! held at Central Virginia Regional Jail nied by officers from Scottsville and Al- battery on a law enforcement officer, ac- without bond in a brief morning hearing. bemarle County, deputies secured the cording to Wells. Jay Brown The Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office building and got Roach’s wife to safety. Roach was assigned a court-appointed Lake Monticello received a call at 7:47 p.m. Saturday (April An unidentified juvenile remained in the attorney. A preliminary hearing has been 29) of a man “shooting at his neighbors house, Wells said. scheduled for June 6 at 9:30 a.m.
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2016-2017 Season BY RUTHANN CARR at Carysbrook Performing Arts Center CORRESPONDENT For the second year in a row, Fluvan- extensive collection of antique farming na’s ode to farming and fun makes its equipment and they brought him on spring appearance. board with the idea.” The 21st annual Old Farm Day opens at Families can visit more than 150 9 a.m. Saturday (May 6). vendors and exhibitors with wares as dif- And at only $5 for those 12 and over, ferent as handmade soaps, home-grown you’re going to love it. lavender, pottery, basketry, fiber art and One of the attractions this year is Vir- many other crafts. ginia’s traveling “love” sign. It will be Kids love the potato hunt and hay toss parked at Pleasant Grove from May 5-8. as well as face painting, hay rides, the Brought to Fluvanna by Me2 Market and barrel train, and making yarn dolls, bird- Eatery, the sign is 16 feet long with sev- houses and feeders. en-foot high letters. It is a great backdrop Schumaker said he wasn’t living in Flu- for family, engagement and wedding vanna when the event first started, but photos. after attending in 1998, he was hooked. As many may remember, Old Farm From that point on, Schumaker Day used to happen in October. But in planned his vacation around Old Farm October 2015, Hurricane Joaquin can- Day. He’s now retired and living in Flu- celled it. The only practical, available vanna. For several years Schumaker time to reschedule the festival was in helped plan the event. He now works in May, said Tricia Johnson, director of the an advisory capacity and helps round up Fluvanna Historical Society. the scores of volunteers it takes to put on “Old Farm Day is Fluvanna’s favorite the event. family festival,” Johnson wrote in an “I still look forward to Old Farm Day email. “Children love the petting zoo and every year and my favorite things are the pony rides by Five Blessings Farm and music and the animals, especially the horse-drawn hayrides by Trey Dillard of Clydesdales raised, trained, and exhib- FLUVANNA COMMUNITY A. G. Dillard, as well as the Pink Cotton ited by Trey Dillard.” Candy Lady. We have an incredible line Old Farm Day is hosted by the Fluvan- up of bands this year; while we have our na Historical Society, which is dedicated SINGERS usual bluegrass music, there will also to preserving the agricultural history of be some blues, soul, and southern rock. the county, and is committed to the con- “SPRING CONCERT” We have a much wider variety of food struction of the Farm Heritage Museum vendors – and, of course, heritage exhib- at Pleasant Grove Park, Johnson said. Saturday, May 6 at 7:30 pm itors demonstrating handcrafts of days Half of the net proceeds from Old gone by, and antique farm equipment.” Farm Day go to the Historical Society; Displaying that farm equipment was the other half goes into a fund for the Sunday, May 7 at 3:00 pm the genesis of the event, said Glenn museum. The construction for the Schumaker. museum has been put out to bid and the “Well, as my mother tells it, my father society hopes to have the groundbreak- The theme of the Fluvanna Community Singer’s [Frank Schumaker] and Ellen Miyaga- ing soon, Johnson said. wa were working on a history-oriented “My favorite part of Old Farm Day is Spring Concert is always a surprise. display at the Old Stone Jail in Palmyra seeing everyone – from toddlers to adults when they began to discuss the possibil- to seniors – enjoying the day, interacting Coming off their highly successful ity of an event to demonstrate old time with the vendors and exhibitors – and farming methods to modern families,” just having fun,” Johnson wrote. “This “Soul of America” concert last season, their Schumaker wrote in an email. “Ellen was festival highlights what an incredible a prime mover in the Historical Society community we live in. Watching people accomplished director, Horace Scruggs, has and was heavily involved in research- walking through, encountering old something up his sleeve that is guaranteed ing and writing many articles about Flu- friends and enjoying the day makes it all to be a highly entertaining musical vanna history. Dad told her of John May’s worthwhile.” performance. Without a doubt, you will leave with a song in your heart! Old Farm Day Saturday, May 6 ★Admission FREE ★ No Reserved Seats 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. NO RESERVE SEATS! Pleasant Grove, 1730 Thomas Jefferson Parkway Purchase your tickets online: (Route 53) www.Carysbrook.org or call 434-842-1333 Admission: Adults: $5; Children Under 12: Free Carysbrook Performing Arts Center 8880 James Madison Highway (Hwy 15) For more information: 434-589-7910 Fork Union,VA 23055
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BY HEATHER MICHON CORRESPONDENT
The consulting firm Precision Hospi- tality conducted a study this spring and concluded that LMOA running the dining facilities themselves allowed “lower costs and the potential for a higher return on investment,” said Neelley. To fund initial inventory and staff, the Board of Directors approved a pro- posal to loan the dining facilities money from the Short Term Operating Account (STOFA). In theory, the pub could draw a loan of $227,000 from STOFA, but Neelley stressed that “the Board does not anticipate needing the entire amount to get food service up and running.” The directors also agreed to pri- oritize the hiring of a food and bever- age manager, delivering $56,000 from payroll initially earmarked for a new events coordinator. The events position will be filled later in the year. Neelley said Precision Hospitality will consult on menu planning, inventory control and screen applicants for the management position. At the moment, there’s no announced timetable for the opening of the pub. Ashlawn will be avail- able for catered events, with “regular res- taurant hours potentially coming later,” said Neelley. Fairway Clubhouse ribbon cutting ceremony. Rich Barringer, Catherine Neelley, Stephanie Davis, Tom Braithwaite, Marlene Weaver and Bing Spitler. Photo by Heather Michon
After more than two years, count- less committee meetings, and about $7 million dollars, the leadership of the Lake Monticello Owners’ Association (LMOA) celebrated the official end of the renova- tion and replacement (R&R) project with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new Fairway Clubhouse on Monday (May 1). “I have just one thing to say,” quipped LMOA Board President Rich Barringer. “Finally!” Treasurer Marlene Weaver cut the ribbon. Barringer lauded her as the guiding force behind the massive R&R project. Barringer also praised the design team, Grimm + Parker Architects of Charlot- tesville, and Nielson Builders for making the project a reality. James D. DeLucas, Jr., chief development officer of Nielson, presented symbolic keys to both the Ashlawn and Fairway buildings to the directors and LMOA General Manager Catherine Neelley. More than 200 people filed in to tour the 9,240 square foot building. Among the highlights are a new golf pro shop, updated locker rooms and interiors, an airy new pub space with six big-screen TVs, meeting rooms, and even a new headquarters for the Lake Monticello Broadcast Group. Both Fairway and Ashlawn Clubhous- es are now fully compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act and are equipped with more energy-efficient HVAC, water, and lighting systems. One amenity that has not opened yet is the Fairway Pub. A request for vendors to run the pub and the Ashlawn Grille failed to yield any qualified bidders. To advertise call: 434.207.0222 May 4, 2017 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 7 New superintendent opens up
BY RUTHANN CARR The Fluvanna Review sat down with CORRESPONDENT Winkler to find out what he’s all about. Tell us about one or two experi- ences you had in your youth that While Chuck Winkler isn’t new to shaped who you are today. Fluvanna, he is the new superintendent I’d have to say scouting. I was involved of the Fluvanna County Public Schools. in it early on and I became an Eagle Winkler came to Fluvanna nearly six Scout. Working with good leaders on years ago to serve as former Superinten- morals and values affected me from then dent Gena Keller’s assistant. When Keller through today. took a job with the state in January, What was your Eagle Scout project? Winkler stepped into the role as interim. I grew up in Buckhannon, W.Va., and On April 24 the School Board officially we didn’t have a Salvation Army. I orga- named him superintendent. nized a community fundraiser to help
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Chuck Winkler. Photo by Ruthann Carr
the homeless and indigent. Buckhannon tracted me to trying to give this superin- now has a Salvation Army. I won’t say it tendent position a shot for the next four was because of what I did, but people did years. We’re in this together. recognize the need. Name the top three things you feel Any other experience that shaped need improvement? you? We have a wonderful, growing school My involvement with sports gave me a over the last few years and I want to con- sense of team and follow through. Also tinue that. I want to increase our use how to win or lose as a group. of technology to the level we can. I’m talking about computer science, coding, What leadership qualities do you engineering. feel you share with Keller? Which I want to expand our career and tech- are unique to you? nical education programs to offer auto We are most alike in our ability to mechanic, auto body and cybersecurity relate to all types of people. I’m much programs. I’m looking to open the doors more managerial and operational, in a to opportunity. sense. I seek true efficiency in operations We have to look at the faculty and staff and management. and come up with a true, long-range What specific goals do you have for plan to attract and retain. That includes your first year? looking at not only salary, but benefits Total immersion with the community. and professional development. We can’t I’m already a Fluco, but I want to connect do it all at once, but I want to evolve and not only with school personnel and stu- improve. dents but also with outside organiza- tions. I want to re-evaluate strategic pri- Tell me about your first car. It was a 1973 Chevrolet Caprice Classic. orities – look at the administrative team I bought it in 1979 with money I earned to make sure we have the best service mowing lawns, waiting and bussing and delivery for the children. tables, and washing dishes at a small res- What longer term goals do you taurant in Buckhannon. It cost $200 and have? me and my father took the engine out of We’re not reaching our upper-level it and rebuilt it. I drove it through high minority students. I want to embrace school and sold it for what I bought it for. Call 434-842-9249 for ticket information. that challenge and develop a strategy to address that. I think it’s important to Open the top drawer to your desk. develop a clear understanding of what What’s in it? A pack of gum, a thumb drive, a the curriculum means and what it means sharpie, a highlighter, two pairs of scis- to master that curriculum. I see some sors, a ruler and my Fluco name badge. holes – say in teaching the Standards of And this little wooden cross Gena Keller Learning common knowledge. I want to gave to me. I was just holding it before continue the initiatives that Gena Keller you came in. introduced – Dare to Imagine – not only to reach each student but to have them Anything else you feel is important self-acknowledge their potential. for us to know about you? Another goal is to attract and retain Just that I am honored and humbled high quality staff – in all areas. to have this opportunity to continue my career and to hopefully retire here. Name the top three great things I hope to continue to work tirelessly to about Fluvanna County Public assure the success of our students. It will Schools. be a challenge, but the Board blessed me I’ve been waiting for this one: the stu- with the opportunity and I believe I can dents, staff and the overall community do it. and sense of community. It’s what at- 8 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | May 4, 2017 To advertise email: [email protected] Your Monticello Realtors We are celebrating Thanks for voting us #1 Team Under One Roof 33 years now! Real Estate Firm 8 Years in a Row! Serving Fluvanna and the Surrounding Area MONTICELLO COUNTRY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK REALTORS Next to the Main Gate Two companies working together to provide 434-589-3539 • 800-825-LAKE our clients the highest quality of real estate OPEN HOUSE services. SUNDAY 5-7-17 NEW LISTINGS 2-4 PM Just Listed
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10 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | May 4, 2017 To advertise email: [email protected] “That man is a traitor!” Fluvanna to hold fine arts ON OUR RIGHTS... Paid Advertisement festival The words are more powerful than any spell cast by Harry Potter. SUBMITTED BY CRAIG EDGERTON Like evil sorcery, their mere utterance will turn an enjoyable gathering of friends into an eye-gouging, groin-kicking brawl. The words?? “Roe v. Wade” It seems as if everyone has an opinion either “for” or “against” it, but few of us have ever bothered to actually read the Supreme Court decision. At its core it is a judicial balancing of a woman’s right to intimate privacy as found in the 14th Amendment and the State’s interest in the protection of human life. Roe held that a state did not have the right to unduly restrict a woman’s decision to terminate her pregnancy prior to the end of about the first trimester. A follow-up (and also mostly unread) Supreme Court decision is Planned Parent- hood v. Casey, which, while affirming Roe, substituted a flexible “viability” scale in part due to advances in reproductive medicine which is ever pushing “viability” back. Dissenting from the decision in Casey, Justice Scalia exploded with even more frus- tration than usual, wailing that the “deeply divisive issue of abortion” had come to “plague” national politics and “destroyed the compromises of the past” and “rendered Pictured from the 2016 festival: band student Marcus Luevano, theatre compromise impossible for the future.” He saw abortion as ultimately a matter for student Dominique Smith, and art student Joanna Sapp. legislation and not judge-made decisions . . . and best subject to rational compromises among us. On Saturday (May 6) the Fluvan- choral performances from all levels, na County Public Schools will be band performances from all levels, art AGAINST Roe? Then we have to deal with the 700,000 annual decisions made by holding their annual fine arts festi- displays from all levels, and hands-on women to terminate their pregnancies under existing law. Denied a safer choice, how val from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the high activities for all ages. Some artworks many women may once again seek familiar, unsafer choices (just Google “coat hanger school. The event is free and will and concessions will be available for abortion”)? Do we jail them? What about pregnancies resulting from rape or incest or feature the FCHS art show and sale, purchase. when only the mother or the child will survive? Or the child will have a short and hell- ish life? Or, if “life” is indeed wherever technology can sustain it, are we all doomed like Frankenstein’s monster, bound by tubes and wires, to “live” indefinitely? Fluvanna 24 Tournament FOR Roe? If the right to abortion is deemed to be the right to “abortion on demand as routine birth control,” would we create a brutish world where no life had any value winners announced at all? Would there be too many scarring regrets for past decisions? And would we ultimately allow our moral compass to slip from our hands?
These are truly complex questions for us (and beyond the scope of this Note). And to help us we have been saddled with too many “one-trick-pony” politicians who only play upon our passions. They “gin up” their “bases” (what an insulting term!) to get votes and we become consumed with shouting . . . and cease thinking. Whether they are for or against Roe – no matter which – We the People are entitled to demand that political candidates who dare utter “Roe v. Wade” also give us their answers to ALL those questions and more. And to explain their plans to make this world a healthy, safe, and just world in which to live . . . and to be born into. We all need to listen . . . and then talk.
Pictured in the order of their placement in the Fluvanna 24 Tournament Perhaps Harry Potter can indeed guide us: on March 30 are Carysbrook’s fourth grade winners Simon Price, Ivan “The world isn’t split into good people and [bad people]. We’ve all got both light and Patchett, Connor Lavin and Olivia Martin. These students went on to a dark inside us. What matters is the part we choose to act on. That’s who we really are.” regional 24 tournament where Simon Price placed fourth. 24 is a fast- paced math game in which players try to be first to come up with a way to For Bobbie, Dr. Laura, Garance . . . and Parker. use all the numbers to equal 24 using addition, subtraction, multiplication Frank J. Gallo and division. Submitted by Susan Brown CountrySide Fine Japanese Cuisine Upholstery Home & Marine AsianAsianCafe-Palmyra.com Cafe Soups • Salads • Sushi • Chinese Specialties • Beer and Wine Hibachi (Grilled) Steak, Fillet Mignon, Chicken, Shrimp, Scallops and Lobster
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BY PAGE H. GIFFORD CORRESPONDENT
For nearly 10 years, the Fluvanna Art of art – but she makes it an adventure. Association (FAA) has judged the Fluvan- The FAA judges looked at the work and na Middle School art show. This year’s reminisced about their early days learn- crop of students showed strength in cre- ing art in school; that is, if they were ativity and imagination. There were mul- lucky enough to have an art program. tiple winners in several categories for Kritzer recalled the early days in Fluvan- grades five through seven. na before art was added to the curricu- It is evident in their work that art lum. With the arts often the first program teacher Margie Kritzer fosters the seeds to get the ax, teachers like Kritzer keep of creative thought and imagination pushing to value art’s place in the class- before bogging her students down with room and culture. The judges – artists limitations and precision. No one knows themselves – wished they had the ad- better than Kritzer that knowledge and vantages children have today to learn the skill will come when students are dedi- fundamentals of art early. cated and train their eyes to see what is Kritzer sees the individuality in her stu- realistic in their environment, then learn dents and their work, and gives them the to translate that through their chosen support they need not only to complete media. a project, but also to be proud of the final A Fluvanna native, Kritzer has been product. One of the FAA judges, Brenda teaching for 22 years. She said she misses Lee Cohen, was a master at looking past her eighth graders, but has adapted to any imperfections and seeing the colors, inspiring a much younger group of kids shapes and ideas behind the students’ from fifth through seventh grades. She work. teaches them to see basics through color The seventh grade students showed and shape while encouraging their artist- promise in their work. Avery Cooper’s ry to take off and flourish. She believes “The Mask” stood out as a surrealistic in giving them the right tools for creation piece that showed advanced symbolic and grounding them in the fundamentals thinking. It consisted of a two-part mask, half of which was stripped away from the face, showing a raw layer beneath the happy exterior. Emmanuel Johnson’s “Potato chip bag” generated attention for its floating chips and bag, while “Darth Vader” shone for its attention to facial features and detail. John Layne’s “Homer Simpson” and Barrett Dyke’s “Happy” were also among the well-executed sculptures. Some of the spider web designs done by the seventh grade were striking. Jackson Landsberg’s web was stunning, Exciting his choice of colors right on target, and his execution flawless. Willow Harrison’s web was also well-executed with clean Changes lines and good graphics. “I hope my students learn that art is not just for ‘artsy’ kids. There are real Starting skills and tools that will make anyone’s art projects look better,” said Kritzer, in May whose positive outlook and philosophy gives her kids a solid foundation in art. “The only students who aren’t successful are students who won’t try. I love to help New Schedule students improve their skills, and anyone who wants to do well will eventually see results.” New Classes She believes that support and encour- agement are the keys to helping students achieve their goals. “Encouragement is essential. It is im- portant to share the attitude that art is for everyone, and there is no perfect Jackson Landsberg’s Spider web and Avery Cooper’s The Mask. art student,” said Kritzer. “For some, art Photos by Page Gifford is manipulating materials and tools to Become a Nut, solve the problem of space. For others, it is a way to express opinions and ideas Join Today! “I am never disappointed,” Kritzer seventh graders even surprised them- that challenge. 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Dillon, Wyatt Vinson Henderson, Ikara Oneshia Van Tol, Nicholas Kenneth Washington, Erika Tiasia Latrice Hoyt, Tiffany Ann Solga, Skylar Isabella Shiflett, Hunter Scott Dressler, Kelsey Luanne Ledford, Hannah Riley Vernatter, Ethan Jonathen Watkins, Rodasia Kyera Hughes, Natalie Michelle Solga, Tallon Amanda Snoddy, Adrianna Elizabeth Drumheller, Jason Guy Leyshon, Bayley Rebecca Walton, Aaliyah Nicole Waugh, Donovan Lee Hurdle, Anna Michelle Stephens Jr, Troy Pradeep Stringer, Caroline Nicole Dunn, Jacob Paul Lindo, Jakob Charles Wiersma, Hunter P Weil, Austin Richard Jones, Jasmine Diavion Stowell, Brett Keith Thomas, Kelise Lashaun Elliott, Kayla Ann McCann, Rebecca Jane Wills, McKenzie Elizabeth Welling, Riley Emma Kidd, Jerry Wayne Strickland, Hunter P. W. Tokarz, Elizabeth Marie Federico, Sasha L. Milliman, Syerra Lauren Wells, Sarah Sophia Koch, Tristen Marie th Taylor, Alexandra Elaine Topping, Matthew Carl Finley, Keera Izabel Naselska, Diana 11 grade all A’s Wentz, Mallory Annette Krett, Brendan James Taylor, Rebecca Mae Trull, MiKyla Fayeth Frye, Tamesha Mikayla Newman, Jared Thomas Ashby, Porter Indy Young, Austin Michael Lawson, Trenton Wade Tuck, Allyson F. 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Brooks, Mathew Charles Masinovic, Leyla Arrington, Shalon Alisse Paige Hearns, Ma’Shayla Nicole 10th grade A-B Kidd, Hailee Jordan Brown, Rachel Michelle McBride, Alexis Mary 8th grade A-B Balagtas, Carmela Quiocho Holland, Cameron Terrell Abernathy, Lindsay Patricia Luevano, Victoria Lauraine Bullock, Griffin Charles McGrath, Marley Anne Allen, Liyah Brooke Ball-Smialek, Ethan Elias Holsapple, Brianna Paige Allen, Andrew William Mance, Peter Eric Jr Collins, Kayla Shemiah Moe, Trevor Lee Apelt, Makayla LeeAnn Baskfield, Ayanna Karin Holtz Jr, Bradley Paul Anderson, Djwan Manley, Juliette Olivia Colver, Melissa Elizabeth Morris, Annamarie Lynn Barnabei, Pierson Louis Black, Loren Alyssa Hoover, Trent Alynn Baird, Tyler Austin Monger, Karson Dean Coppola, Liana Rose Nardone, Stephanie Marie Bates, Da’Sheanna Trenyce Booker, Christopher Phillip Houseknecht, Amber Louise Beasley, Bradley Russell Morris, Shane Crothers, Rebecca Lynn Nazari-Valashejerdi, Pierette Best, Sarja May Botkin, Ellee Roxanne Faith Boone, Megan Lindsay Phelps, Alexander Orion Custer, Renee Allison Nicely, Cherry Oku Hatsu Beynon, Dylan Webster Bourne, Hayley Elizabeth Hughes, Amy Naomi Bowers, Johnny Andrew Rocklein, Joshua Anthony Desgrosiellier, Emily Rae Page, Delsahn Tarique Bianchi, Austin James Brophy, Logan Kathleen Hunsaker, Alisha Lauren Boyle, Jason Sam, Thomas Bay Douglas, Keisha Ann Palmer, Jada Elizabeth Bower, Kaitlin Amy Castillo-Zuniga, Mauricio Johnson, Elijah Prince Daniel Breeden, Hannah Grace Sheets, Andrew Michael Gibson, Matthew Logan Phillips, Abbey Dayne Brown, Lyn’Asia Almya Siracides Jones III, William Daniel Bryant, Savanna Leigh Taylor, Jacob Levi Haislip, Blake Howard Rafaly, Matthew William Bryant, Danielle Brooke Cordes, Andrew Joseph Jones, Leah Breann Carney, Caleb Evan Harris, Amanda Lee Rankin, Erin Leigh th Bryant, Kylie Elaine Craft, Amelia Ray Lee, Alexandra Yeung-Ahn Childs, Samantha Emily 11 grade A-B Harris, Onae Ann Razmadze, Mariam Campbell, Daniel William Davis, Emory Nathaniel Lintecum, Hattie Diane Chow, Eugene Ishnoolujuletsku Avant, Eric Andrew Hills, Rashay Nicole Reynard, Lydia Elizabeth Carrier, Meghan Renee Dech, Jason Michael Lucas, Brandon Michael Clark, Steven Tyler Balugo, Jamie Lynne Lois Houseknecht, Lauren Kay Rush, Shelaja Quante Carter, Amyiah Vatysria Fain, Mackenzie Eleanor Lyons III, Charles Edward Clements, Kaylee Seay Quemada Louise Scalzo, Alexander David Chilson, Brianna Hope Gibson, Zachary Ryan Marshall, Cameron Alexis Counts, Athena Treneice Bourne, Roy Isaac Kent, Nicole Mackenzie Searcy, Judson Willard Christian, Tyler Alexander Grubbs, Madelyn Elizabeth Martin, Iyanna Alania Dobrin, Lillian Grace Cabrera, Kristen Morgan Kershner, Sophia Marie Shiner, Michael Hector Coulter, Isabelle Haislip, Madison Elise Masinovic, Elvis Farruggio, Andrew Joseph Chervenak, Nicholas Andrew Kirby, Donald William Stevens, Andrew Douglas Davis, Lauren Elizabeth Hartzog, Eli Nathaniel McCloud, Alexis Danielle Fierro-Ramirez, Denise Childs, Vanessa Leilah Kirby, Jessica Anne Tanner, Kyree Kenya Drake, Emily Jonkman, Shenandoah Lynn Megahan, Ian Michael Fox, Devon James Clarke, Casey Taylor Lang, Matthew Tyler Thomas, Hannah Marie Duenas, Aydon Kent, Claire Elizabeth Moore, Mckenzie Michelle Garrison, Cassidy Brooke Cruz, Anthony James Leitzel, Owen James Washington, Malik DeCarlo Edmonds, Kelcie Jordyn Koczan, Leukas Danny Morris, Hali Michele Goodson, Emily Joann Day, Payton Elizabeth McDonald, Victoria Lane Wells, Abigail Rose Evans, Courtlynn Aiyana Kritzer, Caleb Forrest Nazar, Brooke Elizabeth Goodwin, Gabrielle Kathryn DeAlmeida Prado Kerr, Flora McGehee, Eva Jane White, Davajinea Denise Fick, Maya Catherine Lewis, Aaliyah Alise Ness, Ayiana Olivia Graves, Zachary Alan Dickman, Nicole Marie Milligan, Renee Williams, Tyrine Shemar Gomez, Carolina Isabel Marlowe, Samantha Louise Nuckols, Isabelle Meadow Groome, Ryan Kyle Easter, James Cloetingh Mirsky, Kayla Woodford, Jayda Lynn Graves, Torrance Alison McGrath, Abigale Rose O’Dell, Megan Jean Haislip, Lillie Caroline Fahy, Gina Natalijia Nelson, Raven Victoria Woodson, Delonte DeVonne Gross, Mason Tyler McKee, Jenai Maria Peters, Ryan Thomas Hamill, Justin Patrick Ghandilyan, Lilit Haykaz Nowak, Hunter Pierce Hamilton, Ethan Christopher Morris, Chloe Elizabeth Reed, Vanessa Nicole Hamshar, Alexis Diane Hagan, Samuel Allen O’Brien, Isabella Pilar Hammond, Stacey Marie Morris, MacKenzie Blake Reyes III, Vincent John Harris, Alexis Taylor Haney, Amber Saige Price, Lindsay Campbell Haynes, Tyler Jeremy Muddiman, Tyler James Rivera-DeJesus, Naylee Tyanna Harris, Prophett Maneal Haseltine, Kylie Joy Tovar, Jonathan
To advertise call: 434.207.0222 May 4, 2017 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 17 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS Spring Creek Pursuant to Virginia Code Section 15.2-2204, a public hearing will be held in the McGehee Circuit Court Room at the Fluvanna County Courts Building in Palmyra, Virginia for citizens of the County to have the opportunity to appear before and be heard Community by the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors for the following items: earns Fluvanna County Planning Commission Tuesday, May 9, 2017, at 7:00 p.m. electric Spring ZTA 17:01 – Fluvanna County Zoning Ordinance – Amendment of the Fluvanna County Zoning Ordinance “Subsection 22-15-1, Sign Regulations of Article 15, Sign Regulation” and to also amend “Section co-op 22-22-1 Rules of construction; definition, of Article 22. Definitions” to amend the sign ordinance and associ- ated definitions. scholarship Yard ZTA 17:02 – Fluvanna County Zoning Ordinance – Amendment of the Fluvanna County Zoning Ordinance “Subsection 22-14-1, Planned Unit Development District” to amend the ordinance to better reflect the goals of the Comprehensive Plan SUBMITTED BY CENTRAL VIRGINIA Sale ZTA 17:03 – Fluvanna County Zoning Ordinance – Amendment of the Fluvanna County Zoning ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Ordinance Subsection 22-22-1 of Article 22 in order to update and strengthen definitions pertaining to junk and/or the storage thereof. The proposed amendment expands existing definitions for junk and junkyard and Eva McGehee, a senior at Fluvanna th adds new definitions for outside storage and storage yard. County High School and daughter of May 6 Overton McGehee and Theresa Carroll of 8 am - 12:00 Noon Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors Palmyra, earned a $1,000 college schol- Wednesday, May 17, 2017, at 7:00 p.m. arship awarded by the Education Schol- arship Foundation of the Virginia, Mary- ZTA 17:01 – Fluvanna County Zoning Ordinance – Amendment of the Fluvanna County Zoning land & Delaware Association of Electric Ordinance “Subsection 22-15-1, Sign Regulations of Article 15, Sign Regulation” and to also amend “Section Cooperatives (VMDAEC). 22-22-1 Rules of construction; definition, of Article 22. Definitions” to amend the sign ordinance and associ- McGehee was eligible for consider- ated definitions. ation because her parents are consumer- ZTA 17:02 – Fluvanna County Zoning Ordinance – Amendment of the Fluvanna County Zoning members of Central Virginia Electric Co- Ordinance “Subsection 22-14-1, Planned Unit Development District” to amend the ordinance to better reflect operative. Recipients are chosen based the goals of the Comprehensive Plan on three major criteria: financial need (40 percent), academic achievement – Amendment of the Fluvanna County Zoning ZTA 17:03 – Fluvanna County Zoning Ordinance (40 percent) and community involve- Ordinance Subsection 22-22-1 of Article 22 in order to update and strengthen definitions pertaining to junk May 6 ment (20 percent). Applicants must also and/or the storage thereof. The proposed amendment expands existing definitions for junk and junkyard and provide evidence of acceptance into a adds new definitions for outside storage and storage yard. post-high school educational institution Copies of the complete text of the above ordinances and associated plans are available for public review at or program. the Office of the Fluvanna County Administrator during normal business hours. The public is invited to attend these hearings at which persons affected may appear and present their views. Questions or comments may Over 70 Homes be directed to Planning & Community Development Department, at (434) 591-1910. Participating PUBLIC HEARING Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors Wednesday May 17, 2017, at 7:00 p.m. Wide Range The Virginia Department of Transportation and the Board of Supervisors of Fluvanna County, in accordance with Section 33.2-331 of the Code of Virginia, will conduct a joint Public Hearing in the Circuit Court Room, located Lake Monticello Fire & Rescue in the Fluvanna Courts Building, 72 Main Street, Palmyra, Virginia, at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 17, 2017. of Items Doors Open at The purpose of this Public Hearing is to receive public comment on the proposed Secondary Six-Year Plan for 5:00 p.m. Baby and kid clothes, Fiscal Years 2017/18 through 2022/23 in Fluvanna County, and on the Secondary System Construction Budget Early Bird 6:45 p.m. for Fiscal Year 2017/18. Copies of the proposed Plan and Budget may be reviewed at the Charlottesville Residency tools, yard equipment, Administrator’s Office of the Virginia Department of Transportation, located at 701 VDOT Way, Charlottesville, or at the Fluvanna County Administrator’s Office located at 72 Main Street, Palmyra, Virginia. furniture, pictures, bikes, and toys, hobby/collector All projects in the Secondary Six-Year Plan that are eligible for federal funds will be included in the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), which documents how Virginia will obligate federal transportation BINGO! items, decorations, com- funds.
puter items, sports and Persons requiring special assistance to attend and participate in this hearing should contact the Virginia exercise equipment, china, Department of Transportation at 829-7616. Persons wishing to speak at this public hearing should contact the Fluvanna County Administrator’s Office at 434-591-1910. 0 Jac 100 kpot silver and glass, desk, $ All Regular Games * school and office sup- PAY $100 plies, rugs and carpets - with 80 or more players - of all sizes, garden tools, Progressive Games books , dvds and more. Now Red $1100*
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AUTO Hills Gate to Lake Monticello, next door to Mailbox work. Call (434) 296-3146 or (434) 962-6484. Jewelry, decorative house hold items; wreath’s/floral Express. Office tenants receive a 10% disc. on arrangements/etc. Set of Dishes/assorted plates/ SELF STORAGE CLIMATE/HUMIDITY 1992 CORVETTE: Corvette Convertible, black Jefferson Centre Self Storage units. Call Marty glasses/canister set. Artist-Thomas Kinkade; cups/ CONTROLLED: at Lake Monticello. Jefferson with tan top, 6 speed manual transmission. 5.7 (434) 466-9441 or email: [email protected]. collectable plates/framed pictures/Candles/etc. Centre Self Storage offering 24/7 access, Hi liter (LT-1) engine, 66,000 original miles. Sweet Plus 30 - 40 year old toys/die cast cars/Fisher Price Definition Security Cameras. Store your valuable Car! $12,000. Call (717) 623-0787. SERVICES Action figures, etc. items in an easy access unit today! Call (434) 466- EVENTS BASKETBALL SKILLS CAMP: Improve on 9441 or email: [email protected] DOWNSIZING/MOVING SALE: Saturday, May 6 your basketball game. Learn from experienced from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 16 Deerwood Lane, Lake SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESS: Monticello BOY SCOUT TROOP #138 FUND RAISER: players who played at their highest level in Monticello. AudioVisual Center classic desk, loveseat, Country Realtors supports local businesses. See Annual Pancake Breakfast to support scouting. basketball. If interested contact me at www. sofa, tables, lamps, oval dining table w/2 leaves & Come Sunday, June 4, 2017 to Sts. Peter and Paul our “Featured Business of the Week” on page 9. totalfocusbasketballacademy.com. Location to be 4 chairs, wicker furniture, framed paintings, Red Catholic Church, 4309 Thomas Jefferson Pkwy., www.monticellorealtors.com (434) 589-3539. determined along with dates and pricing. Come, Rolling Craftsman Cabinet, tools, outdoor furniture, Palmyra, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Adults $5. Children have fun and learn! cookbooks, Christmas items, etc. Bring ad to LMOA (4 to 10 yrs.) $3. Children under 4 are free! Tickets WANTED NOW ENROLLING! The Light Academy is enrolling Main Gate for admittance. may be purchased from Troop #138 boy scouts or COINS: I buy old coins. Call (434) 466-7968 at the door. Call Kelly Kolczynski (434) 906-6875 in grades K – 10th.! Visit our Facebook page and MOVING SALE: Sat., May 6 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for more information. our website: www.thelightacademy.com , to learn YARD SALES at 102 Naylor Lane, Troy, VA. 22974. Furniture and more about our programs! (434) 806-2903. household items: 2 glass top /metal dinette tables STS. PETER AND PAUL CHURCH will be having HIDDEN TREASURES FLEA MARKET: at 13652 its Annual Golf Outing on SUNDAY, MAY 21, 2017 HOUSE CLEANING SERVICES: Reasonable James Madison Hwy, (across from Post Office), w/chairs, TV stand w/swivel top, coffee/game table at 12 NOON at the Lake Monticello Golf Course. prices! We now have openings for new clients! Palmyra, VA 22963. Hours: Thur. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. w/end table, 2 rocking chairs, water fountain, metal Open to the Public. We invite all golfers for a day Weekly, Bi-weekly, Monthly, MOVE INS/OUTS & Fri. and Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sun. 12 p.m. to 5 desk, wine cooler, double hammock, storage bench, of fun. $65 includes golf fee, cart and lunch. Hole New Constructions or as needed. Flexible times to p.m. Vendors located inside and outside. New Vendor 7 ft. Christmas tree, workbench, shelving unit, some Sponsorship Signs are also available- $50 and suit your needs! We take pride in our work. Local spaces also available. Two story shopping available! tools, games/toys, garden, holiday items, etc. $25. Contact: Jim Cullinan (434) 589-4551. references. FREE estimates. Call me, Adriana Donations of goods accepted. Call for pick-ups. (434) HUGE YARD/BAKE SALE: Sponsored by Palmyra Reyes, at (434) 305-5471. 981-9542 or (434) 906-6544. BIG ANTIQUES & VINTAGE SHOW/SALE: United Methodist Church to support missions, on Three days-May 19, May 20 & May 21 at 60th. R L DEANE PAINTING: Painting – interior/ GARAGE SALE – RAIN OR SHINE! Friday, May Saturday, May 13, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Shenandoah Antiques Expo, Expoland, Fishersville, exterior, Decks stained, power washing, Fences, 5 and Saturday, May 6 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. both Fluvanna County Library (on Commons Blvd. off of VA. (I-64, Exit 91) 300+ dealers, 5 buildings Metal Roofs, Gutter cleaning, some small repair days at 42 Englewood Dr., inside Lake Monticello. Rte 53). We have tons of items for house, garage & and outside sales. Fri. and Sat. Hours are 9 outdoors. Also Delicious Home-Made Goodies. a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sun. from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. wwwheritagepromotions.net or (434) 846-7452. FREE FIREWOOD: You cut it and split it. Plenty wood available. Come and get it!! Call (434) 589-6922 for directions. FOR SALE KING SIZE MATTRESS: Sealy Posturepedic Mattress and Box Spring with Frame. 4 years old. $200.00 Call (717) 623-0787, Lake Monticello. FURNITURE: Day Bed w/trundle & 2 mattresses ‘Like New’, $300. Two Solid Oak Bar Stools, $60 ea., or $100 for the pair. 2 Occasional Tables, $50 ea. 2 Occasional chairs/blue velvet cane $50 ea. One Wood Bible Stand $30. All in excellent 00 Jackp Condition. Call (434) 589-2896. Nahor Village $10 ot* area. HELP WANTED gressive Game T & L COMPANIONS, INC: has openings for Pro s CNA’s and PCA’s and Companions in Charlottesville and Fluvanna. Please contact the office at (434) 589-2700 to schedule an interview. Previous applicants need not apply. ANIMAL CARE STAFF: Animal sanctuary in Fluvanna County has immediate openings for animal care staff. Must be at least 18, dependable, and have reliable transportation. 30-35 hrs/weekly, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Call for more information (434) 842-2404 RENTALS OFFICE SPACES: Jefferson Centre has newly Pots for Tots constructed office space for rent at $350/mo.! The Fluvanna Garden Club held its annual Pots for Tots at the library on April 28. The club provided the supplies for each of the 13 includes all utilities+10mbs wireless internet participating 2- to 4-year-olds to plant a blooming marigold in a small pot to take home. connection. Located off Route 53 at the Falcon To advertise call: 434.207.0222 May 4, 2017 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 19 Week of 5/8/17 - 5/14/17
COMMUNITY CALENDAR SUDOKU Edited by Margie E. Burke Difficulty: Medium Spring concert HOW TO SOLVE: Fluvanna Community Singers will present a free BBQ. $10 checks payable to Rotary Foundation 4 2 7 Each row must contain the spring concert, “Lovers Love the Spring,” at of Fluvanna County. Email info.fluvannarotary@ numbers 1 to 9; each column must Carysbrook Performing Arts Center on Saturday, gmail.com or call 434-842-9249 for more infor- 5 6 8 9 contain the numbers 1 to 9; and May 6 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 7 at 3 mation. each set of 3 by 3 boxes must contain the numbers 1 to 9. p.m. Family 5K 5 2 JD Dickinson Memorial Foundation and Donate Plant sale Answers to Last Week’s Sudoku: Life Virginia will hold their annual JD 5K family- 9 Fluvanna Master Gardeners are holding their 2 5 6 3 4 9 8 1 7 plant sale on Saturday, May 7 from 9 a.m. to friendly walk/run event on Saturday, May 13 at noon across from Food Lion on Route 53 and 9 a.m. at Salem United Methodist Church. $20 7 6 8 7 1 8 2 5 6 9 4 3 Turkeysag. Featured plants include annuals, pe- per person. Email jdmemorialfoundation@gmail. 3 4 9 1 7 8 5 2 6 com for information. All proceeds will benefit the rennials, tomatoes, peppers, and deer resistant 3 5 7 5 3 4 7 1 2 6 8 9 plants. Proceeds benefit community education JD Dickinson Memorial Foundation and Donate Week of 5/8/17 - 5/14/17 projects. For information visit www.fluvannamg. Life Virginia!. 4 6 8 1 4 9 5 3 7 2 org. Rock the Farm 9 7 2 6 8 3 4 5 1 Homeowner orientation Layz S Ranch will hold a music and food truck 7 9 1 4 2 5 9 6 7 1 3 8 meeting festival event to benefit the Pregnancy Centers of 1 6 7 8 3 4 2 9 5 Central Virginia on Saturday, May 13 from noon 2 3 Habitat for Humanity will hold a homeowner ori- 8 9 3 5 2 1 7 6 4 to 7 p.m. Local bands, food trucks, hay rides, Copyright 2017 by The Puzzle Syndicate entation meeting on Wednesday, May 10 at 7 face painting, bounce house, corn pit and giant p.m. in the Fluvanna library. For more information slides. $5 per adult. Age 10 and under free. contact [email protected] or 434-589- The Weekly Crossword by Margie E. Burke 3752. GriefShare PVCC information session Those grieving the death of a loved one are invited ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 to join GriefShare, a support group seminar that 1 Hadron's place PVCC will host a free information session for 14 15 16 meets weekly for 13 weeks. The group will meet 5 Expensive fur prospective students on May 11 from 6-7 p.m. at Calvary Chapel’s church office in Palmyra 10 Parlor piece 17 18 19 at the Fluvanna library. PVCC outreach manager beginning Thursdays, May 18 through Aug, 10 14 Judi Dench, e.g. Denise McClanahan will introduce PVCC’s 20 21 22 23 from 6-7:30 p.m. Contact Darlene at 434-989- 15 Pleasant way degree and certificate programs and provide to walk 24 25 26 4889. Workbook cost $16. information about placement tests, student ser- 16 Profess vices and other resources. No advance registra- Pastoral anniversary 17 Played for a sap 27 28 29 30 31 tion is required. Cloverdale Baptist Church will celebrate the 12th 18 Polynesian 32 33 34 35 36 Pork for Pets BBQ pastoral anniversary of Rev. Charles F. Lewis, Jr., kingdom 19 Animal house 37 38 Come help the Rotary Club support the Fluvanna on Sunday, May 21 at 11:30 a.m. with guest 20 On the up and SPCA at Pork for Pets BBQ on Saturday, speaker Rev. Phillip Carter. Lunch will follow. 39 40 41 May 13 up from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Pleasant Grove The afternoon service starts at 3 p.m. with Rev. Leonard Morton, his choir and church family. 22 Chess piece 42 43 44 Pole Barn. 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CAMERA READY FULL PAGE COLOR March 31-April 27, 2017 Buckingham Beacon 03-30-17 Fluvanna Review Proof #1 Girls’ lacrosse Fluvanna Sports falls short against in Review BY KAYLA SACRA Liberty Bealton AND MELANIE STONE, FCHS JOURNALISM BY DUNCAN NIXON PROGRAM CORRESPONDENT
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Softball qualified for States. “Everyone put in work,” said sophomore Prophett Harris. The varsity Lady Flucos took on Albe- marle on April 21, but lost by a score of Baseball 6-7. Playing on Albemarle dirt, the Lady The JV Flucos had a doubleheader at Flucos stayed together as a team overall, Monticello on April 22 in which they and did their best to cheer each other on played two out of three games because and keep their heads up despite the close of weather. “We lost the first game. We loss. “We could have hit better than we just weren’t hitting well. The fielding did, but altogether we played well,” said also could’ve been better,” said freshman sophomore Katie Morris. player Mikey Brown. Although they lost The following day, the junior varsity the first game, they still went into the (JV) Flucos had a doubleheader at Mon- second game with a fresh start, beating ticello. Playing only one game out of Monticello 11-3. three due to weather, the girls lost 3-4. On April 27 both JV and varsity teams Although they didn’t take home a win, played home games against the Louisa Four Flucos play defense. Photo by Deborah Nixon they still had winning moments on the Lions. Coming into a rained out week, field. “Kendall [Gordon] hit one out,” JV won and varsity lost. The game was said freshman Jenna Goodson. “We The Flying Fluco girls’ lacrosse team downfield for a score to tie the game. close the entire time and the JV boys showed good sportsmanship and we got off to a strong start on Friday (April After three minutes of up and down play, didn’t score until the fourth inning, but didn’t get down on ourselves,” said fresh- 28) against the Eagles from Liberty Wagner scored her second goal for the still ended up winning 2-1. “There was a man Kenzie Talley. Bealton High, but it was the Eagles who Flucos and the home team was back in runner on third for me and I was really Starting a new week, both softball came out on top 10-9. the lead. Unfortunately, the Eagles were nervous, but I sat back and hit the first teams went up against Louisa at home Fluco Coach Heath Hughes noted after undeterred and they ran off three quick pitch right back up the middle to win,” on April 27. The JV Lady Flucos won the game that the Eagles managed to goals to jump into an 8-6 lead. With 8:44 said freshman AJ Brown. their game 11-5, and the girls surprised wear the Flucos down as the game wore remaining, Natalie Hughes got her third Varsity lost 1-3 against Louisa. “We the Louisa pitcher with seven runs in the on. The Flucos had only three substitutes goal on a nice spin move and shot from played well, and we just need to make first inning. Every player made it on the due to a rash of injuries, while the Eagles directly in front of the goal. The Eagles adjustments. We held a high-powered bag at least once, including eighth grader were able to substitute much more freely responded, scoring on a similar spin offense to a relative minimum with our Lindsey Ward, who said, “Keeping our with a bench of eight. move to make the score 7-9. With 6:53 defense. Our future in the playoffs looks momentum through the first few innings The game opened with Fluco junior remaining, the Eagles scored again from good,” said junior Shaun Holyfield. brought us a big lead.” goaltender Morgan Maupin stopping in close and their three-goal lead looked Varsity played a suspenseful game a point blank shot by an Eagles attack- pretty secure. in which many of their starting players er only 45 seconds into the game. Two However, the Flucos were not done. Tennis were unable to play. The remain- minutes later the Flucos were on the With 4:31 left in the contest, Natalie The boys’ tennis team had a match ing players gave their all and pushed board, as senior attacker Natalie Hughes Hughes found an opening from in close with Louisa at home April 27 and al- through the difficulties, especially junior scored on a hard shot off a penalty. After in front of the goal, and her score cut though they lost, they served up some Candice Shaheen. “Candice was a true another good save by Maupin, Natalie the lead to two goals. With a mere 1:17 strong competition. The highpoint of the lead-off hitter, drawing walks, spreading Hughes scored again with 15:37 remain- remaining Wagner scored from in close match was when senior Nikola Bajs won hits over the field, and even taking one ing in the first half. This score came on with a clever backhanded shot with for the team,” said Travis Bailey, assis- a tough shot from in front of the goal her back to the goal. The Flucos had a tant coach. Even though the girls played with Hughes surrounded by defenders. A chance, with the score at 9-10. well, they ended up losing 14-15 after see Sports in Review, page 26 minute later Liberty bounced back with Unfortunately, the Eagles won the eight innings. its first goal. ensuing face-off. The Flucos gained pos- A mere 10 seconds after the Eagles’ session briefly, but the Eagles received a first goal, sophomore midfielder Sadie favorable call from the referee to regain Track Fluvanna Conner fired home a scoring shot on possession, and they managed to run out Excited to be one step closer to States, a good pass from Natalie Hughes. The the clock for the victory. both the girls’ and boys’ teams traveled REVIEW Flucos were up 3-1. Fluco freshman After the game, Coach Heath Hughes to Louisa on April 26, where they com- Zion Alison Sawyer bounced a shot off the noted that he was pleased with the defen- peted against a number of schools for Crossroads goal post with 9:46 remaining, then sive play of goalie Maupin and of senior their district meet. Many girls placed made a strong run down the field to score defenders Nyomi Mbuyisa and O’nae in the top three, including Saige Haney, an unassisted goal at 9:21. A minute and Harris. On the offensive end, seven of the Cyan Coates, Delaney Reed, Alex Daniels, a half later senior Fluco attacker Brianna Fluco goals came from Natalie Hughes Lamaya Lacey, Matasha Martin, Chaniya We Cover Kent Wagner made a similar long run down Store and Brianna Wagner. Natalie Hughes had Brown and Madison Stoltz. the field to score for a 5-1 Fluco lead. FLUVANNA four goals and an assist and Wagner had While it seems like the girls took home All The At that point it looked like the Flucos three goals. most of the accomplishments, coming in had the game well in hand. However, that Scottsville On May 2 and May 3, the girls’ lacrosse second overall, the boys placed seventh Corners was not to be. The Eagles bounced back overall and had two places in the top with three goals in the final six minutes team traveled to Western Albemarle and Bremo to Powhatan. They will finish up their three: Victor Agee and Christian Morris. Bluff of the first half, so that the Flucos only To end the eventful events of the meet, led by 5-4 at the half. regular season with home games against Monticello and Albemarle on May 11 and the Lady Flucos’ 4x100 meter, 4x400 Reporting Local News and The second half began with Liberty meter, and 4x800 meter relay teams Bealton winning the face-off and rushing May 16. Sports for Over 36 Years. 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Fluvanna Homes For Sale his singles match and also his doubles able to make many breakaways. It felt call maggie & betsy gunnels for a private showing match alongside partner Eugene Chow. so good coming home knowing that we Bajs, who is a senior, had the satisfaction played well together and really connect- of beating his longtime rival at Louisa ed as a team. It made me realize why I during his singles match. “Bajs got the love playing soccer so much,” said soph- last say,” said Coach Mitchell Pace. omore McKenzie Herring. The Lady Flucos “played hard-fought matches” but lost 4-5 to Louisa, said Boys’ soccer Coach Feda Morton. “We were pumped Both the JV and varsity teams suffered because we beat them before. When we losses against Charlottesville on April 21. got there, they suggested we play doubles However, they went home feeling a lot first – we’ve never done that before. Plus, better this time than they did when they it was super windy. 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FEATURED LISTING 2274 Lakeshore Dr - Lake Front Home! 20 Chicasaw Pl - Full Unfinished Basement! 88 Beaver Dam - Spring Creek Golf Community This is your opportunity to live in a dream $675,000 Call Tom 434-962-1625 Waterfront home on a private Four bedroom, two and a half home built by Craig Builders. Spring cove on two lots 1.32 Acres. Over bath colonial on half an acre fea- Creek is a gated community with a na- 2,900 sq ft of comfortable living turing large country porch, large tionally recognized golf course minutes space. Four bedroom three bath master with attached bath and from Charlottesville and a short drive from home with sunny open floorplan walk in closet, first floor hard- Richmond. Pristine home featuring over featuring two master suites, woods, formal dining and living 5,500 sq ft finished, two master suites, hardwoods,popular split bed- rooms, spacious kitchen with three additional bedrooms and two baths. breakfast bar, two car garage Open light filled floorplan, kitchen loaded room design, large eat in kitchen with island and plenty of counter with paved driveway! Half Acre with upgrades, cherry cabinets, granite lot backs up to wooded area for counter tops and coffered ceiling.Large space,living room with fireplace opens up to the deck, the master suite formal dining room with tray ceiling, liv- has deck access and a spacious attached bath with soaking tub and beautiful views from the back deck and lots of privacy. Plenty of ing room with stone fireplace,mahogany dual walk in closets. Lower level with second master suite, laundry, room to grow with an unfinished basement for future expansion. You flooring, office with custom built ins. family room and rec room.Large garage and cicular drive with extra still have time to be enjoying this home and all the amenities Lake Lower level great for entertaining with fully parking. Boat house with lift, dock, canoe rack,sandy beach with fire Monticello has to offer. equipped theater room ,family room, wet pit and shed. Owners are in the process of having the house power bar, partial kitchen and full bath. Relax on the washed, painting decks and having the interior painted. deck overlooking the 14th green. $675,000 Call Tom 434-962-1625 $259,000 Call Tom and Diane 434-962-1625 $359,000 Call Diane and Larry 434-960-9479
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Are you looking for the wooded pri- Beautiful 2 story colonial home Move in ready one level living at its vacy that is becoming so hard to find with 4 bedrooms, fenced yard, best! Popular split bedroom design at Lake Monticello? Look no further! features a large master suit with This is the home for you! Well built walk-up attic and more! Own- attached bath., vaulted great room spacious Turn Key Construction ers have done many updates with custom stone fireplace. sunny home featuring a country front porch, in last few years- crawl space eat in kitchen with lots of counter a second floor master with a loft, first professionally encapsulated, space, back deck for entertaining, floor master with attached bath, open fenced yard and extra parking. sunny kitchen with stainless steel ap- tankless Rinnai water heater Walk to beach five or enjoy all the pliances, two car garage, spacious installed, new HVAC system Are you looking for a property other amenities Lake Monticello vaulted great room with custom stone wood burning fireplace leads out for 2nd floor, low maintenance vinyl railings on front porch, has to offer. Five beaches, marina, golf course, playgrounds, tennis to a very private deck with retractable awning for entertaining or just management company or looking and basketball courts, baseball field and running track. Newer carpet sitting back and enjoying nature. Located on a cul de sac overlooking a cordless blinds, new plumbing/lighting fixtures, shed, carpet throughout and new HVAC system, hot water heater and dryer in 2016. cove this acre plus lot allows you to enjoy nature at its finest. Walk down in family room and more! for a home to rent? to the water and launch your canoe from your own property to enjoy a Call Today and Get More Information on our day on the water. management program or to find out what $149,900 Call Tom and Diane 434-962-1625 $217,000 Call Tom and Diane 434-962-1625 $220,000 Call Jen 434-989-9246 rentals we have available!
We Would Like to Welcome Our Newest The Reilly’s made their home in the Lake Monticello area of Fluvanna County 12 years ago. Chris is a central Members to the Century 21 Monticello Team! Virginia native and has travelled extensively throughout the US and Europe. Genevieve grew up in an Air Force home and has moved MANY times and has lived in the Midwest, New England, and North Carolina before finally calling Virginia home. As a team, Chris and Genevieve have successfully Do you qualify for a Habitat Home? managed and grown several Charlottesville businesses Do you live or work in Fluvanna County? providing training and jobs to more than 150 employees. Do you live in sub-standard housing? Your Home Here! Additionally, they founded and operate a consulting Want to help build and buy your own home? company – Reilly and Associates as well as a US Made Would you like to see your home on the fishing rod company – Reilly Rod Crafters. Habitat Orientation Meeting back page of the Fluvanna Review? The Reilly’s attribute their business success and loyal We have a space reserved for you! following to four basic factors: Integrity- in everything they Wednesday May 10 at 7 p.m. do, Perseverance – to push on until the job is completed, Fluvanna County Public Library Teaming – creating teams and partnerships throughout the 214 Commons Blvd. community, and treating everyone with dignity and respect! Babysitting will be provided. Regardless of your real estate needs- Commercial, Call for Mortgage Rates& Updates Residential, Land, Rental Property, or Property Applications are available at www.fluvannahabitat.org or at the meeting. Management, put this dynamic duo to work for you – you Carl Heimlich • 434-989-2274 Chris and Genevieve Reilly will be thrilled with the results! Receiving applications only from May 10th to June 10th [email protected]
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