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July 30, 2021 COVID-19 Cases, Accomack and Northampton Counties COVID-19 Delta Variant Identified April 23 - July 23, 2021 on Eastern Shore, Cases Rise By Carol Vaughn ed,” he said in an email. The Eastern Shore for the past six There currently are four variants of weeks has been averaging around one concern in the United States. All four case per day of COVID-19, according to have been reported on the Eastern Shore. a health department official. The delta variant is now the most The health department is closely mon- common variant in the United States. It itoring an increase in cases seen over is thought to be 40% to 60% more trans- the past four days, said Jon Richardson, missible than the alpha variant, which chief operating officer of the Eastern itself is estimated to spread about 50% Shore Health District, on Monday. more easily than previous variants. As of Wednesday, the average had As of Friday, July 23, the Eastern risen to five new cases per day. Shore had reported 13 cases of the al- The delta variant of the virus has pha variant; two of the beta variant; Source: Virginia Department of Health been identified among cases on the one of the gamma variant; and three of Eastern Shore, which Richardson said the delta variant. New COVID-19 cases in Accomack and one death. is not surprising. A variant of the virus that causes have been increasing for the past 30 Of the total cases, seven were people “The vaccines are still measuring COVID-19 is considered to be concern- days, according to the Virginia Depart- 19 or under; 10 were age 20-39; seven pretty effective against this variant, ing when it increases the risk to hu- ment of Health. The number of new cas- were age 40-59; four were age 60-79; which is good news. Given its higher man health, for example by spreading es in Northampton has been decreasing. and one was a person age 80 or over. level of transmissivity, the main con- more easily or causing more severe ill- Between June 20 and July 24, the Four of the cases involved Black in- cern would be amongst the unvaccinat- ness, among other factors. Eastern Shore reported 29 new cases (Continued on Page 4) Eastville Inn Tenants Face Uncertain Future as County Moves to Month-to-Month Lease By Stefanie Jackson “As an excellent tenant of the East- and fine dining fare in what the Kitch- for corporate events because it offers Louise Oliver, who runs a catering ville Inn and successful business own- en Sync website calls “inspired eastern more privacy than a restaurant. The business out of the historic Eastville er I would have expected to be treated shore dishes with an international flair.” inn’s most popular dining area is the Inn owned by Northampton County, with a modicum of respect.” Oliver, who is originally from Tasma- Glass Room, a dining room enclosed by a was surprised when she learned that Oliver has run her catering and week- nia, Australia, is accomplished in the glass wall and decorated, like the rest of the county was considering offering ly meal service, Kitchen Sync, out of the culinary arts. She has worked around the establishment, in the federalist colo- the lease to someone else to run a dif- first floor of the Eastville Inn for the last the globe as a private chef and a man- nial style of the late 1700s to mid-1800s. ferent type of business. six years, with the help of three regular ager for several large hospitality com- The Olivers attribute the success of She was even more surprised that part-time employees and her husband, panies. Her travels and experience lend Kitchen Sync in part to its alternate she first learned of the news from not Stuart Oliver, who has long-standing European and Asian influences to the business model, which stands out from a county official but the minutes of an family ties on the Eastern Shore. dishes she creates. Her employees also its predecessors. Eastville Town Council meeting. Louise Oliver has dozens of clients bring Mexican influences to the table. Previous businesses at the Eastville “My initial reaction when reading who order her pre-made meal items She has a long list of corporate cli- Inn have consisted mainly of restau- the Eastville Town Council minutes … at the beginning of every week, which ents, and more than 500 private cli- rants that eventually faltered and were was one of shock and disappointment are picked up or delivered every Fri- ents, for whom she caters both off- and closed, including a restaurant operated that I should be treated in such an un- day, ready to bake or freeze. The menu on-site. by Tim Abraham, of Cape Charles. professional manner …” Oliver said. changes every week, blending casual Clients often choose the Eastville Inn (Continued on Page 2) 2 • Eastern Shore Post • July 30, 2021 Eastville Inn The lease worked well for the Oliv- The June 23 ~ ~ ers, but after the initial lease expired, meeting min- (Continued From Front Page) it was renewed on an annual basis, the utes state that Abraham later found success when couple said. after the closed he opened the restaurant Tim’s Place, They were told the one-year lease session, Supervi- in Cape Charles, but it appeared that gave more “flexibility” to the county, sor John Coker running a restaurant out of the East- whose officials were concerned about made a motion ville Inn wasn’t meant to be, even for the amount of rehabilitation the struc- to terminate the the most aspiring entrepreneurs. ture still needed. Eastville Inn’s The Olivers noted aspects of the (The second floor of the Eastville lease Sept. 30, at Eastville Inn that are not conducive to Inn remains empty and unused, except the end of its cur- the restaurant business. for limited storage, and is stripped rent term, and The narrow, long kitchen is not con- down to the floors and framing, with “allow the tenant venient for servers delivering orders no walls, ceilings, furniture, fixtures, to lease the prop- to guests in the main dining room, but or working utilities.) erty on a month- the layout is ideal for preparing ca- A one-year lease agreement was not by-month basis if tered meals, Louise Oliver said. ideal for the Olivers, but they carried they so desire.” There is little to no parking at the on their business. The motion inn, and foot traffic in town is light. On a There was another unexpected turn was second- warm, sunny Friday afternoon, only one of events when the lease came up for ed by Supervi- The historic Eastville Inn on Courthouse Road has a person walked past the inn in nearly two renewal in October 2020, in the middle sor Oliver Ben- red sign out front that reads “Keep Calm, We Are Open- hours, she pointed out to a reporter. of the COVID-19 pandemic: Northamp- nett and passed ing Soon.” Submitted photo. The town’s main street, Courthouse ton wanted the Eastville Inn open for unanimously. Road, once was part of the main road lunch at least three days a week, pri- Through- of meals for a family or a pint of soup on the Shore, Stuart Oliver said. The marily to serve county employees. out their ordeal, Louise and Stuart Oli- for one person. construction of Route 13 divided ma- The Olivers reluctantly agreed to ver have been provided little explana- Stuart Oliver noted that even ny of the Shore’s small towns, and now the new lease terms. Louise Oliver tion or guidance, except for one meet- during the pandemic, the rent on the most traffic bypasses Eastville’s his- began planning and occasionally pur- ing with County Administrator Charlie Eastville Inn was paid in full and on toric courthouse green. chasing equipment she would need for Kolakowski. time every month. The Eastville Inn was built around preparing food to order. She kept tabs Kolakowski wrote in a Jul. 29 email He acknowledged that since Kitch- 1724 to serve travelers passing through on the COVID-19 pandemic through to the Eastern Shore Post, “The East- en Sync is not a restaurant, it gener- or stopping to do business at the the Virginia Department of Health. ville Inn is a unique and important as- ates few food and beverage taxes for Northampton County courthouse, which Oliver had settled on the opening date set. … It is also an old structure that the town of Eastville. However, he has been home to the oldest continuous of July 6 to serve lunch every Tuesday, will need to be maintained and will re- and his wife have maintained the inn, court records in the U.S. since 1632. Wednesday, and Thursday, allowing Fri- quire significant investment to keep it and their business has not caused any Similarly, the Eastville Inn is day to remain as the weekly pickup and operating. … The County will be ad- trouble and “serves the community thought to be the town’s oldest surviv- delivery day for her pre-made meals. vertising a Request for Proposals for well,” he said. ing business establishment. She displayed a sign on the front of the sale or long-term lease of the facil- Louise Oliver was recently notified The Eastville Inn operated through the the building announcing that Kitchen ity … to properly provide for the long that she will be permitted to lease the decades and centuries, but business dwin- Sync would be opening soon. term preservation of the property and Eastville Inn through Jan. 31, 2022, en- dled in the 1960s and 1970s, perhaps due Then Oliver read the minutes from also provide a vibrant and contribut- abling her to schedule events for the up- in part to the opening of the Chesapeake Eastville’s May 3 Town Council meet- ing facility to enhance the Town and coming fall and winter holiday seasons. Bay Bridge-Tunnel in 1964, which en- ing, which stated that “Northampton County.” Stuart Oliver will continue to at- abled more through traffic via Route 13. County was considering a different di- Stuart Oliver disagrees with the tend Eastville Town Council and The Eastville Inn fell into a state rection for the Eastville Inn and possi- idea of Northampton selling a piece of Northampton supervisors meetings to of disuse and disrepair. The private bly a new tenant.” history and a public asset. He said sell- make his case to allow the business to establishment appears to have be- The announcement was made by ing the inn would “border on insanity” continue in its current location and to come public property around the time David Eder, who is both Eastville’s po- and not be in the county’s best interest. enter a three-year lease agreement. Northampton County obtained feder- lice chief and its town administrator, a The Olivers believe they have been The couple also plans to submit a al grant funding to restore the historic dual role of which the Olivers are criti- good stewards of the inn and have sus- bid for the purchase of the Eastville building, which was reopened in 2000. cal, citing a possible conflict of interest tained their business, even through Inn, even though they doubt the pro- Since then, the Eastville Inn has been and the potential for corruption. “The COVID-19. cess will be fair. home to a number of restaurants and al- lines are blurred,” Stuart Oliver said. A restaurant may not have survived Louise Oliver is also looking for an- so has endured periods of vacancy. The Northampton board of supervi- the pandemic, but Louise Oliver’s meal other location with a commercial kitch- About 2015, Louise Oliver was look- sors held a special-called meeting June delivery service went “through the en in case their efforts to purchase or ing for a commercial kitchen for her ca- 23, which consisted of a closed session roof” and approximately doubled due continue leasing the inn fall through, tering business that she had been oper- for the discussion or consideration of to new clients who could not or would even though commercial kitchens are ating for about four years. She discov- the acquisition or disposition of pub- not eat in restaurants. hard to find, she said. ered the Eastville Inn, which was va- lic property – specifically, the Eastville The Olivers serve clients from Ex- Either way, Kitchen Sync won’t be cant at the time. Northampton County Inn – and consultation with legal coun- more to Cape Charles and will deliver sunk if the Olivers have anything to do offered the Olivers a lease on the inn. sel on an unrelated matter. any order, whether it’s a week’s worth with it. July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 3

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The CDC COVID-19 county-level da- One case was in a congregate setting. ta tracker can be viewed at https://covid. The percent of positive PCR tests cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#county-view over the past seven days is 5.6% for As of July 26, Virginia health and the Eastern Shore Health District. The education officials announced school percent positivity has been on the in- divisions can make local mask poli- crease in both counties over the past cies based on community conditions 23 days, according to the VDH. and public health recommendations, Around 53% of the Shore’s overall according to the Interim Guidance population has been vaccinated with for COVID-19 Prevention in Virginia at least one dose, and almost 50% is pre-K-12 Schools. fully vaccinated. Below are the recommendations from Among adults only, 64% has re- the interim guidance for school divisions ceived at least one dose of vaccine. The to adopt for the 2021-2022 school year: percent increases to 84% for Shore res- • Elementary schools (including idents age 65 and older. pre-K classrooms) should require The statistics mean the Shore re- students, teachers, and staff to wear mains ahead, in terms of vaccination masks indoors, regardless of vacci- rate, of almost all comparable Virginia nation status. This recommenda- health districts — that is, other rural tion should stay until vaccination districts with similar socioeconomic is available for children under 12 profiles, according to Richardson. years old and there has been enough Around 26% of Shore residents age time for children younger than 12 12 through 17 have been vaccinated. years old to be fully vaccinated. 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July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 5 Cape Charles Delays Zoning Vote for Potential Concrete Plant Expansion By Stefanie Jackson business/light industrial, so it could be allow Coastal Precast to provide ad- could be constructed on an adjacent The Cape Charles Town Council sold to the concrete plant. ditional lay-down storage that may be parcel zoned light industrial. voted 4-2 at its July 22 meeting to de- Citizens who spoke out on the mat- needed for the tunnel liners. Many of the Cape Charles citizens who fer action for 30 days on two motions ter during a July 13 joint public hearing The new zoning also would make submitted public comments expressed a related to zoning that would potential- of the Cape Charles Planning Commis- Coastal Precast a more attractive po- desire to see the town’s tourism industry ly allow the local concrete plant, Coast- sion and Town Council were concerned tential business partner for renewable grow, not the concrete plant. al Precast Systems, to expand. that a decision was being rushed with- energy contractors, particularly those “Who do we want to be … a charm- Expecting council members to make out giving elected officials adequate working with any of the 22 offshore wind ing, family-oriented historic town that a quick decision to expedite a business time to study the potential long-term farms on the East Coast, Mowrey added. appeals to people from all over our deal would have been like “putting a impacts of the zoning changes. The concrete plant expansion could country, or a growing industrial com- gun to the Town Council’s head,” said Many of those concerns were repeat- create 50 to 100 new jobs, he said. plex?” a citizen asked. Kevin Cosgrove, of Norfolk, an attor- ed during the public comment period of Coastal Precast currently has Others supported the concrete ney who represents several of Cape the July 22 meeting, but other speak- around 160 employees, and only about plant but felt that two months was not Charles’ concerned citizens. ers offered new perspectives or clarifi- 20% of them live across the Chesa- enough time to gather public input and Coastal Precast had proposed a set cation of their previous statements. peake Bay, Mowrey estimated. study the implications of the proposed of zoning text amendments that would Brandon Mowrey, an employee of He had previously indicated that zoning changes. allow the following by right on property Coastal Precast and a representative of Coastal Precast eventually may need (The Town Council passed a resolu- zoned general business/light industrial: Cape Charles Properties, provided more to construct a building up to 75 feet tion May 20 to advance the proposed assembly and storage of products, and information about the concrete plant’s tall for wind turbines. zoning amendments to the planning construction of buildings up to 75 feet intended use of the parcel it seeks to Councilman Steve Bennett remind- commission, and over the next several high with 125-foot setbacks by condi- purchase, tax map number 90-8-1A1. ed everyone later during the July 22 weeks a public hearing was advertised, tional use permit. Other minor zoning Coastal Precast will be involved in meeting that even if the proposed zon- and the town’s interim zoning admin- text changes also were proposed. the expansion of the Hampton Roads ing text amendments were passed, a istrator, Katie Nunez, prepared a staff Southport Investors, a company Bridge-Tunnel through leasing land to 75-foot-tall building could not be built report that agreed with the proposal.) owned by Eyre Baldwin, had proposed a contractor who will fabricate 21,000 on the parcel currently under consider- Earl “Chip” Moore was the only citizen rezoning a parcel adjacent to the con- tunnel liners for the $3.8 billion project. ation for rezoning. whose public comment appeared to favor crete plant from harbor to general The requested zoning changes will However, a building of that height (Continued on Page 12) Find the Marybeth Fasano, DMD Cosmetic & Family Dentistry (757) 412-2235 perfect gift!

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Accomack Considers Adding 24-Hour EMS Staff at Greenbackville By Carol Vaughn Pruitt proposed the county add 12 Welcoming The Accomack County Board of Su- positions — seven full-time employees, pervisors voted to hold two public hear- three positions for backfill to cover for ings to receive comment about adding employees on leave and vacancies for county positions to make it possible to three shifts, a training coordinator, and NEW staff Greenbackville Volunteer Fire a full-time human resources position. Department 24 hours a day and to add Benefits of instituting 24-hour staff- positions for backfill staffing, a train- ing at Greenbackville include that the PATIENTS ing coordinator, and human resources. county’s response-time benchmark Greenbackville Volunteer Fire De- would be met; another EMS unit would partment requested the county pro- be added to the northern part of the DR. JOSHUA NATALI vide paid EMS personnel at the de- county; the need for mutual aid from 20486 Market Street partment 24 hours a day. Oak Hall Rescue and Chincoteague Vol- The department previously was unteer Fire Co. would be reduced; and Onancock, VA 23417 approved to have paid staff Monday likely improved employee recruitment through Friday during the daytime. and retention (because most fire and From nagging joint Still, over the past year, the depart- EMS personnel want 24-hour shifts). pain to sports injuries, ment has been fully staffed (with two At an estimated cost of $794,219, an paid county employees during the day EMS tax increase would be required in fellowship-trained orthopedic on weekdays) only 35 days, according fiscal year 2024 to pay for the addition- specialist, Dr. Joshua Natali to Charles R. Pruitt, Accomack County al staff. offers options for treating a director of public safety. “We are very lucky in the county of variety of conditions, all The county currently has three day- Accomack that we have dedicated vol- time vacancies, which along with em- unteers. We need those volunteers,” with a focus on returning you ployees being pulled out to do recruit Pruitt said, but said a training coor- to life and play. With Riverside, training, 24-hour position vacancies, dinator is needed to coordinate train- you’re in expert hands. and personnel on extended leave ac- ing for both career and volunteer per- counts for the gap, Pruitt said. sonnel, as well as to train new recruits Greenbackville Volunteer Fire Dept. and provide continuing education. Take care of spends around $24,000 a year of its Pruitt said it takes around nine your health and own money to pay EMS personnel, ac- months to train a new recruit. Orthopedics & Sports Medicine schedule your cording to Barry Outten, the fire chief. The position would cost the county Outten during the public comment around $83,000 a year including bene- A Department of Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital appointment period at the July 21 Board of Super- fits, according to Accomack County Fi- today. visors meeting asked the board to ap- nance Director Margaret Lindsay. 757-302-2700 prove 24-hour staffing and said Green- The human resources position is riversideonline.com/natali backville is agreeable to the idea of needed because the county since 2016 revenue sharing. has added 15 full-time employees to Colby Phillips, senior general man- the Department of Public Safety, as ager of Captains Cove, the large com- well as 10 more full-time employees in munity near Greenbackville, also other county departments. spoke asking for 24-hour staffing. Staffing models say the county Hu- “Response time is a matter of life or man Resources Department should death,” she said. have 3.5 full-time equivalents, plus a Greenbackville over the last year has director and a half-time administra- not met the county standard of respond- tive support position, Pruitt said. ing to calls within 20 minutes or less on The department currently has one 33 out of 192 calls, and 126 of those calls full-time position, a .25% administra- were handled by another agency, mean- tive support position, and a person who ing its station reliability was 34%, com- splits time between human resources, pared to much higher percentages for risk management, records management, other fire companies in the county, in- and Freedom of Information Act duties. cluding Chincoteague at 94%, Saxis at The position would cost the county 82%, Bloxom at 91%, Parksley at 97%, around $68,000. and Onancock at 96%, among others. Lindsay said a 2.5 to 3.5 cent hike in

A Department of Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 7 the EMS tax would be needed by fiscal leaders of the organization, we can’t af- year 2024 to pay for the initiative. ford to have one member drown; every- 47 Market Street, Onancock The initiative requires a public body’s got to be afloat.” 757-787-1010 hearing before it can be instituted. Mason said the backfill positions Independently Owned & Operated mason-davis.com “You have previously advised us that are needed to make the plan work. this board will also need to consider in- Broadband Project Areas Changed MLS# 52721 Machipongo $239,000 MLS# 54047 Exmore $122,200 creasing taxes next year because we are The board approved changes to a at the limit as far as making cuts and so memorandum of understanding with forth,” said Supervisor Robert Crockett, the Eastern Shore of Virginia Broad- directing the statement to Accomack band Authority that replace areas al- County Administrator Mike Mason. ready being served by another wired “We’re going to be faced with those broadband provider with alternate ar- next March and also be faced with this eas where ESVBA will instead expand 4 Br/2Ba Historical Victorian, Must See!! 2 Br/1 Ba Adorable Bungalow the following March, two consecutive its fiber-to-the-home service. Susan Beasley 757-710-1284 [email protected] Schuyler Hurlbut 757-710-9576 [email protected] years,” Crockett said. The MOU was entered into in Feb- Mason said the board could choose in- ruary and included around $866,000 in stead to increase both tax rates next year. various projects. Crockett said he would like the It was found since then eight areas board to look at the request as two sep- originally proposed for expansion are arate items — first, Greenbackville’s already being served by Spectrum, Ac- request for 24-hour staffing and, sec- comack County Administrator Mike Bells Neck +/- 2.22 Acrs Waterfront!! Harborton 4Br/1.5 Ba Waterfront!! Pungoteague 4Br/2.5 Ba Historical $90,000 MLS#54261 $550,000 MLS#54228 $285,000 MLS#54209 ond, the backfill, training coordinator, Mason told the board. Cathy Salmone 631-838-5920 Jessica Bernard 757-710-9938 Schuyler Hurlbut 757-710-9576 and human resources positions. Areas removed from the MOU are [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] “I’d like to be in a position where I on Chincoteague Road, Coal Kiln Road, can vote on Greenbackville and vote on Daugherty Road, Dogwood Drive, Gre- the others separately,” Crockett said. ta Road, Hacks Neck Road, Redwood He also said he would like staff to Road, and Hillsborough. research the amount of revenue that Replacing those areas will be proj- could come from revenue sharing with ects on Stump Town Road, Justiceville Greenbackville. Road, Parks Road, Horntown Road, Willis Wharf 4 BR/2.5 Ba Pond Front!! Exmore 3 Br/ 3Ba Waterfront!! Exmore 2 Br/ 1 Ba $380,000 MLS#54156 $574,800 MLS#54082 $119,000 MLS# 53958 “There is no doubt that something Bloxom Road, and Holland Road. Schuyler Hurlbut 757-710-9576 Tammy Mason 757-710-2295 Cathy Salamone 631-838-5920 needs to be done,” Crockett said. The cost of the projects is approxi- [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] “Greenbackville deserves this. I mately the same as for the ones origi- think we need to do this,” said Super- nally listed. visor Donald L. Hart Jr., noting the The board also approved eligibility Greenbackville area’s growing popula- guidelines for a broadband installation tion and its location in the far north- assistance program offered through eastern part of the county. ESVBA. The board in February gave

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Experienced a substantial loss 47 Market Street Onancock, VA 23417 Chairman Ron Wolff called the pro- of income since Feb. 29, 2020, due to Office: 757-787-1010 Fax: 757-787-1956 posal “a first attempt” to address pub- job loss or furlough and has a total Cell: 757-710-1284 lic safety needs. household income in 2020 at or below [email protected] “Right now, Greenbackville is sink- $99,000 for single filers and $198,000 Information Deemed Reliable but Not Guaranteed Licensed in VA ing,” said Wolff, adding, “… We as the (Continued on Page 8) 8 • Eastern Shore Post • July 30, 2021 Accomack Board will cost around $241,000. come to Accomack as result of the initial out my time as attorney general, one of ~ ~ Northampton County has a 4% settlement, with additional settlements my top priorities has been to go after the (Continued From Page 7) meals tax, which raised $329,000 in likely in the future, according to Acco- pharmaceutical and marketing compa- for joint filers; fiscal year 2020, according to Mason. mack County Attorney Jan Proctor. nies that created and prolonged the dead- c. Received a federal Pell Grant in Additionally, the towns of Onan- Attorney General Mark Herring ly opioid crisis, and I will not stop until all the current award year; or cock and Chincoteague each have a 5% in a press release said Virginia is ex- those involved are held accountable.” d. Received approval for benefits meals tax, while Parksley and Onley pected to receive more than half a bil- Tall Grass Ordinance Proposed under the free and reduced-price school have a 4% meals tax. lion dollars from opioid distributors The board voted to ask state elect- lunch program or the school breakfast The county tax would not apply ­McKesson, AmerisourceBergen, and ed officials to pursue adding language program, including through the USDA within town limits. Cardinal, and opioid manufacturer to state law that would allow the coun- Community Eligibility Provision, in the Opioid Settlement Dollars Johnson & Johnson as result of a mul- ty to require residential property own- 2019-2020 or 2020-2021 school year. Coming to Accomack tiyear investigation into the role opi- ers in the agricultural district to keep 2. Qualifies based upon the FY2021 Accomack will receive a portion of oid manufacturers and distributors their grass cut. HUD 80% low-income limits for the money coming to Virginia as result of played in creating and prolonging the The law would not apply to active county based upon the number of per- settlements and court orders related to opioid crisis in Virginia and across the farming operations. sons in family. opioid lawsuits. country. “It seems like a big step to take for Food and Beverage Tax The board approved a resolution In total, McKesson, Amerisource- a fairly small problem, but if that’s the The board approved scheduling a pub- approving the Virginia Opioid Abate- Bergen, Cardinal, and Johnson & only recourse we have, I would like to lic hearing about instituting a food and ment Fund and a settlement allocation Johnson will pay $26 billion that will do this,” said Supervisor Harris Phil- beverage tax of 5%, which if approved memorandum of understanding. go toward prevention, treatment, and lips, who made the motion. will affect around 68 businesses in un- Accomack’s share is calculated to recovery efforts in communities across Supervisor Crockett asked Phillips incorporated parts of Accomack County. be .348% of funds in the state’s Opioid the country. to amend the motion to include con- A public hearing must be held be- Abatement Fund, calculated based on Most of the up to around $530 mil- sulting with the sheriff first to seek fore the board can vote on implement- opioid-related deaths, emergency room lion Virginia is expected to receive will information about the sheriff’s office’s ing the new tax. visits, and prescriptions. go toward Virginia’s opioid abatement ability to enforce the law if the General The tax is projected to raise at least The board passed a resolution ap- authority. Assembly passes it. $300,000 a year for the county, which proving the Virginia Opioid Abatement “The roots of the opioid crisis began in Accomack Will Help Pay for could help offset the anticipated cost of Fund and a settlement allocation memo- the marketing offices and board rooms State Police Equipment for a new state mandate to pay overtime randum of understanding with the state. of pharmaceutical companies like John- Crash Investigations wages, which county officials estimate At least an estimated $107,000 should son & Johnson and ran straight into the The Board of Supervisors voted to homes and medicine cabinets of Virgin- pay $5,500 towards the cost of equip- ians. Distributors like McKesson, Amer- ment the Virginia State Police uses for isourceBergen, and Cardinal spread bil- crash investigations. EASTERN SHORE AREA lions of doses of highly addictive opioids Supervisor Billy Joe Tarr said he, AGENCY ON AGING/ throughout our communities, helping to Chincoteague Town Manager Mike fuel a crisis that has killed hundreds of Tolbert, and VDOT representatives COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY thousands of Americans and upended the spoke with a state police official about is launching a New Program lives of Virginians in every corner of our the need for the equipment. 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July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 9 IF YOU’RE NOT FULLY VACCINATED, MASK UP AGAINST THE NEW VARIANTS OF COVID-19.

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By Carol Vaughn to move in. Leaders of an Accomack County In contrast, a colony of neutered nonprofit group are working to im- or spayed cats will keep out other fe- prove the lives of community cats — ral cats. and to reduce their numbers — by or- A female cat can come into heat as ganizing trap-neuter-return events. young as four months old. It is esti- After holding its first Neuter mated one female cat and her kittens Scooter event in June, in which 31 will produce 100 more cats in a sev- cats were spayed or neutered, the en-year lifespan. group, Northern Accomack Commu- There are around 50 million nity Cats, held a second event July free-roaming cats in the United 21 in Bloxom. States, according to the group. The Bloxom Volunteer Fire Co. al- Northern Accomack Community lowed the group to house the cats in Cats covers a large area, from the a building on the fire station proper- county’s border with Maryland down ty during the event. to Onley, and east to Wattsville. This time, 11 male cats were neu- The group has held two large, tered and 10 females were spayed. three-day TNR events at Trails End, Virginia Beach SPCA employees a large community in Horntown. made the long drive to the Shore for In addition to the larger events, the event. the group works regularly with Po- Margie Spangler and Rebecca comoke Animal Hospital twice a Dinger-Tedder are co-chairs of the week, and on some Saturdays, to get grassroots organization, which they more cats neutered. started in 2019 to address the health They also work with others in the and welfare of “community cats,” the region. A cat sits in a humane trap as it awaits a veterinarian’s services preferred term used to describe out- “We don’t stop,” Spangler said. during a trap-neuter-return event held in Bloxom Tuesday, July 20, door, unowned, free-roaming cats, as Northern Accomack Community by the nonprofit organization Northern Accomack Community Cats. well as the needs of their caregivers. Cats works with the people who take Photo by Carol Vaughn. For the first six months, they fo- care of outdoor cats in their neigh- cused on fundraising and getting borhoods, lending them traps and Libby Williams, another caregiv- what we want.” word out about the organization, be- charging just $25 per cat for spay/ er, who brought six cats from Deep The organization is never with- fore starting TNR efforts in earnest. neuter and a rabies vaccination. Creek to the event. out a waiting list and easily could do To date, the group has spayed “We teach the caregivers how to “This is the ending to the situ- three times the work being done now or neutered 267 cats, fostered and trap,” Spangler said. ation, because if you get them all if funding and more providers were placed to adoption 38 kittens, and “If they can, we prefer for the cat spayed or neutered, then eventual- available, Dinger-Tedder said, add- made more than 150 referrals for caretakers to do the trapping, for two ly…they’ll pass away,” she said. ing, “The need is great and the ave- service for people who are outside reasons: first off, it lets us get more Ignoring the issue of unowned, nues are few on the Shore.” the group’s operating location, have done because then we don’t have to free-roaming cats “doesn’t make it Northern Accomack Community Cats’ kittens they need re-homed, or need be on the ground doing it, but also, a go away,” Spangler said. website is https://www.accomackcats. services the group does not provide. lot of the caretakers, their cats know Dinger-Tedder said TNR is a good org/, and the group is on Facebook Trap-neuter-return is the most them,” making the trapping process solution for both cat lovers and peo- and Instagram. Upcoming events are humane option for community cats easier, according to Dinger-Tedder. ple who don’t like cats roaming their announced. and the healthiest option for humans Laura Chuquin-Naylor and Rhudy neighborhood. A volunteer form is on the web- around them, according to the group. Naylor were among those who “I understand the objections to site at https://www.accomackcats.org/ Trapping and relocating feral cats, brought cats to the event in Bloxom. TNR. It’s a difficult problem. This volunteerform rather than neutering them and re- From a colony that at one time had is the most humane, the most use- For information, call 757-894-5644 leasing them back to their original around 40 cats, the Naylors brought ful, solution we have right now,” she or email [email protected]. location, does not work in the long five to be neutered this time. said, adding, “The goal of people who To donate to help cover the costs of run, according to Dinger-Tedder. “It has really made a tremendous don’t like cats and the goal of peo- bringing the mobile unit to northern Relocation creates a vacuum ef- difference,” said Chuquin-Naylor of ple who do TNR is the same — we Accomack County this summer, vis- fect in the area from which the cats the group’s efforts. don’t want any more cats to be out- it the group’s Fundly crowdfunding were taken, allowing other feral cats “It’s a lifesaver, it really is,” said side — but it’s a process. It’s going to site: https://fundly.com/northern-acco- take concentrated effort. It’s going to mack-community-cats, donate via Pay- take funding. It’s going to take peo- Pal: www.paypal.me/NACCats, or mail The Eastern Shore Post is YOUR hometown newspaper! ple being on board, whether you love a check: P.O. Box 83, New Church, VA or hate cats, and then we can all get 23415. July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 11

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~Rezoning~ (Continued From Page 5) the concrete plant over ESTATE “TAG”SALE tourism. Selling from the ESTATE OF He said Cape Charles John R. Chrzanowski, Jr. at can’t handle the tourism growth it has recently ex- 18142 Airport Dr. Melfa, VA perienced, with many busi- Sat. July 31st – ONE DAY SALE! nesses searching for em- 9 to 1 (sold as priced) – 1 to 4 (1/2 price) ployees, and restaurants having wait times of an hour or more for service. Advertising Items from HW Drummond & ANEC “I would rather hear Men’s Clothes (sz L & XL, 32, 34 & 36 Waist) a safety alarm than deal Vintage & Antique Tins Band saws and blades with a rental house full Coca Cola & Nascar Collectables Hand tools of loud, obnoxious vaca- tioners. I would rather Refrigerator Several Pocket knives pass a licensed commer- Kitchen items Desk & Office Supplies cial truck driver on the Recliner Box lots street versus a drunk Tables Pots & pans tourist or a child driving Trunk Costume Jewelry a golf cart,” Moore wrote. He suggested that Several Cameras Small kitchen appliances most of the dust coming Power tools from the area of the har- All items are in very good Condition. We have over 80 photos posted on our Facebook page, bor was due to vehicles take a look: www.facebook.com/ShoreEstateLiquidators driving too fast through a BRING YOUR OWN BOXES, BAGS & Wrapping Paper WILL BE PROVIDED parking lot to the Shanty restaurant and the mari- CASH/ PERSONAL CHECK ONLY na, and some of the noise Betty George, of Jamesville, and Susan Moore, of of heavy equipment could Cheriton, picket outside Cape Charles Civic Cen- be due to construction at ter, where the Town Council tabled two rezoning WHAT IS AN Bay Creek. proposals Thursday that would allow expansion Councilman Andy of Coastal Precast Systems. Photo by Jim Ritch. Buchholz made a mo- ESTATE “TAG” SALE? tion to approve the zoning text amend- south side of the Cape Charles harbor). Estate sales take place because someone can no longer keep their ments, and Councilman Paul Gross- Buchholz said the local economy stuff, while a garage sale or yard sale is held when people no longer man seconded the motion to open a must be diversified if the town of Cape WANT their stuff. There’s a big difference. discussion. Charles is to survive. “We’ve got to learn Our company stages the items in the home to be liquidated, places a Grossman, who is also a planning com- how to live together … all of us,” he said. price tag on these items and offers them for sale to the public. You come missioner, was at odds over the zoning Councilwoman Tammy Holloway into the home and buy items on the spot. We discount the prices as the proposal. The concrete plant’s planned shared Grossman’s hesitation to make a sale progresses. Some sales are held over a 2 day weekend & others are activities were no more “dramatic” than decision without more information from any by-right use currently allowed in the Coastal Precast, but she agreed that “a a one day sale with prices reduced at the second half of the day. Our zoning ordinance. However, Grossman balance of our industry is critical.” goal is to sell everything. was not comfortable moving forward Councilwoman Ellen O’Brien ob- without seeing a site plan or other speci- served that many citizens have lost Shore Estate Liquidators - Parksley, VA 23421 - Phone: 757-829-8005 fications from Coastal Precast. trust in the Town Council. One step Need Help? Give us a call or message us on Facebook @ Buchholz spoke in support of Coastal in rebuilding that trust would be for www.facebook.com/ShoreEstateLiquidators Precast and noted that when he moved Town Council members to listen to to Cape Charles in 2004, the concrete their constituents and delay a decision UPCOMING SALES: plant (then Bayshore Concrete) was on the proposed zoning changes. August 13th (Friday Night) in Belle Haven- TOOLS! TOOLS ! & More “100 times” louder than it is now. She agreed with Councilman An- TOOLS! Plus beautiful Furniture & Other Housewares, then finishing it up He did not understand the public com- drew Follmer’s suggestion to defer vot- on August 15th (Sunday). plaints about dust coming from the con- ing on the matter for 30 days. crete plant and noted that a wind study, A motion to defer the vote passed 4-2, Next is August 21st in Parksley, Religious Items, Furniture (Vintage & which was conducted for the town’s with Bennett and Buchholz voting “no.” Modern), Local Advertising Items, Washer, Dryer & Dishwasher then back breakwater project, showed the wind The Town Council will revis- to another sale in Belle Haven in September. generally does not blow from the south it the zoning proposals at its Aug. 19 into town (the concrete plant is on the meeting. July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 13 14 • Eastern Shore Post • July 30, 2021 passionate, qualities she demonstrated vacationed, looking for gifts from the in her empathetic care of others, espe- sea – a beautiful stone, a tiny shell, or Eula Mae Lewis Bell Obituaries cially her great-grandmother, who died a lost piece of jewelry. She was a beau- Mrs. Eula Mae Lewis Bell went in March 2020. Athena embraced and tiful person in every regard and will be home to be with the Lord July 24, Athena Anemogiannis utilized the healing gifts of nature. missed by all who knew her. 2021, surrounded by family and loved A gentle soul and free spirit, Ms. Athena had a natural eye for de- She is survived by her parents, ones at the age of 88. Athena Evangellia Anemogiannis, sign and beauty. She loved shopping Kathy and Manos Anemogiannis, of Born Sept. 3, 1932, on Chincoteague 30, died Tuesday, July 20, at her home at junk stores and consignment stores Atlanta; a brother, Alexander Anemo- Island, where she resided for most of in Atlanta. and finding small treasures. She also giannis, and Lucy Chen, of California; her life until her retirement when she Athena was born Feb. 1, 1991, had an extraordinary ability to bring grandmother, Charlotte Nunnally, of moved to Wattsville. Eula’s greatest in Atlanta. Her affinity for nature order to chaos, a gift that was appre- Onancock; and many aunts, uncles, love was her family. She worked for the and experiential learning was very ciated by those around her who ben- and cousins. Robert Reed Fam- much nurtured at Academe of the efited from her organizational skills. A funeral was held Monday, July 26, ily Rental Proper- Oaks, the high school from which No task was too big for her to tackle. at the Greek Cathedral, 2500 Clair- ties and Maddox she graduated in In fact, she alone organized and cat- mont Road, Atlanta. The family re- Family Camp- 2009. egorized 75 years of accumulated con- ceived visitors on Sunday, from 5 to 7 ground Store. Athena’s gen- tents from her grandmother’s home to p.m., at the chapel of A.S. Turner fu- Eula was a mem- tle presence was support the family’s disposition of the neral home, 2773 N. Decatur Road. ber of the Union soothing to oth- property following the death of her Donations may be made in her hon- Baptist Church ers. Through her great-grandmother. or to The Sierra Club at https://act.si- and the Daugh- years of manag- She was equally proud of her Greek erraclub.org/donate/rc_connect__cam- ters of Ruth Sun- Mrs. Bell ing her health and Southern heritage. Her favorite paign_designform?id=7010Z000001Oz day School Class problems, she foods were fresh creamed corn, her vKQAS&formcampaignid=7010Z0000 on Chincoteague Island. acquired much Ms. Anemogiannis great-grandmother’s green beans and 01P1f0QAC Eula is survived by her children, Judy wisdom. She gave fried chicken, tyropita, keftedakia, Young Bernstein (Nickey), Linda Young others peace, happiness, and support. tzatziki, karpouzi, grilled lamb, and Wessells (Walt), Lois Young Vincent, Rob- No matter how poorly she felt, she was almond macaroons. During the sum- ert Snead (Peggy), and Kevin Bell (Sylvia); always available to others to help them mers of earlier years of her life, she en- Send Obituaries to grandchildren, Wendy Griffin, Paul Bern- talk through their own problems and joyed snorkeling up and down various [email protected] stein, Brandon Bernstein, Sonia Conser, sufferings. Athena was kind and com- beaches in Greece where her family Robert Watson Jr., Robin Watson, Angie

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Abell, Tracy Williams, Dean Young, Eva Perez (KiAndre), Charles Juarez-Tzul, music. He was also an avid sports fan caregiver and fell in love with many Shallis, Chad Vincent, Brent Vincent, An- Edna Juarez-Tzul (Ilmer), Jose Juarez- and favored the Atlanta Braves and patients and their families. nastasia Hotaling, Alison Snead, Thomas Tzul (Judith), and Pablo Juarez-Tzul; the Washington Football Team. Private graveside services were held Snead, Ashley Wiley, Wyle Maddox, and brothers, Daniel and Mario Juarez; In addition to his loving wife, survi- Saturday, July 24, 2021, at Odd Fel- Alexandrea Bell; 35 great-grandchildren; grandchildren, Iker, Ilmer, Madelyn, vors include his three children, Brian lows Cemetery, Accomac. eight great-great-grandchildren; sisters, Yulissa, and Erik Escalante, Dylan, Satterwhite and wife, Anita, of Bloxom, Otis leaves to cherish her memo- Shirley J. Taylor and Hallie Francis; and Dominick, and Ana Sofia Juarez, and Darryl Satterwhite and wife, Maureen, ries: six children, Diane Cooper, Delo- several nieces and nephews. Eula was Pablo Gael, Katherine Markensie, and of Raleigh, N.C., and Sue S. Unger and ise “Dee” Hall, Dornecil “Necie” Parks, preceded in death by her son, Lloyd Ev- Pablo Juarez-Tsul; numerous nieces husband, Don, of Richmond; six grand- Kelvin Strand, Keith Strand, and Kurt erett Young Jr.; husbands, Robert Snead and nephews; and his dedicated em- children, Barry Satterwhite (Shannon), Strand; 10 grandchildren; 18 great- and James Bell; parents, Clifton and ployees at El Sol, whom he thought of of Bloxom, Bruce Satterwhite (Kim), of grandchildren; 14 great-great-grand- Maude Lewis; brothers, Edward Lewis as family. Other than his parents, he Bloxom, Amanda Chandler (Canaan), children; one sister-in-law; one broth- and Claude Lewis; and sisters, Gloria was predeceased by his brothers, Cle- of Rock Hill, S.C., Allison Satterwhite er-in-law; one aunt; longtime friend, Jester and Nettie Dennis. mente, Ceferino, and Sebastian Juarez; (Chris), of Rock Hill, Adam Unger (Ra- Marguerite Parks; many telephone A viewing was held Tuesday, July and sisters, Fransisa and Maria Juarez. chael), of Richmond, and Aaron Unger buddies; and a host of other family and 27. Funeral services were held at The A Mass of Christian Burial will be (Nicole), of Chester, Va.; and six great- friends. Union Baptist Church on Chincote- held at St. Peter the Apostle Catholic grandchildren, Madison Satterwhite, Arrangements are by the Cooper & ague Wednesday, July 28, at 2 p.m. Church Saturday, July 31, 2021, at 10 Cole, Carson, and Cailyn Chandler, Humbles Funeral Co., Accomac. Burial was at Mechanics Cemetery. a.m., with Father Michael Imperial offici- and Spencer and Sean Unger. In lieu of flowers, contributions ating. Interment will follow in the Parks- Funeral services were conducted Ronnie Watkinson can be made to the Union Baptist ley Cemetery. There will be a visitation at from the chapel at Sunset Memorial Mr. Ronnie Preston Watkinson, Church at 6365 Church St., Chin- Williams-Parksley Funeral Home Friday, Gardens in Fredericksburg, Va., Tues- 78, passed away July 13, 2021. coteague, VA 23336. Services are en- July 30, 2021, from 4 to 9 p.m. day, July 27, 2021, at 11 a.m., with Born in Accomac, he moved to New- trusted to Salyer Funeral Home Inc. Memory tributes may be shared with the the Rev. Jack Bailey and the Rev. Will port News and was employed in the on Chincoteague Island. family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com Sloan officiating. pipe department at Newport News Condolences may be made online at Arrangements by the Williams- Memorial donations may be made to Shipbuilding. After several years, he www.salyerfh.com Parksley Funeral Home. Occohannock on the Bay, 9403 Camp began working for Independent Life Lane, Belle Haven, VA 23306, East- Insurance Company (later American Paulino Juarez-Gonzalez Howard Satterwhite ern Shore Public Library Foundation, General) as salesman, staff manager, Mr. Paulino Juarez-Gonzalez, The Rev. Edwin Howard Sat- P.O. Box 554, Accomac, VA 23301, and district manager. He retired after 67, husband of Reyna Perez-Lopez and terwhite, 93, beloved husband of or to Hopewell United Methodist 37 years of service. He was a kind and a resident of Parksley, passed away Agnes Estelle Flippo Satterwhite, Church, 12018 Guinea Drive, Wood- thoughtful person and will be missed Tuesday, July 27, 2021, surrounded by passed away at his home surrounded ford, VA 22580. by all who knew him. his loving family. Born Sept. 1, 1953, in by family Wednesday, July 21, 2021. Memory tributes may be shared with the He was predeceased by his grand- Guatemala, he was the son of the late He had recently moved to Parksley family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com parents, Rogers and Willie Belote, and Jose Juarez and Juana Gonzalez. from Fredericksburg, Va. Arrangements are by the Williams- parents, Dudley Watkinson and Doro- Paulino was a devoted husband and Born Jan. 16, 1928, in Beaverdam, Parksley Funeral Home. thy Belote, all of the Eastern Shore, proud father of eight, one who stopped Va., he was the son of the late Mau- and sister-in-law, Joyce Watkinson, of at nothing for his rice Ceamon Sat- Otis O. Strand Delaware. family. Over the terwhite and the Mrs. Otis O. Strand, 86, of Green- Ronnie is survived by his brother, years, Paulino late Grace Spicer bush, transitioned from the arms of James Watkinson, and nephews, Kenny worked as a truck Satterwhite. After her daughter unto the arms of Jesus and Ricky Watkinson, all of Greenwood, driver and for Ty- graduating from on Wednesday, July 14, 2021, at her Del., and special friend and companion, son Foods, and in C.T. Smith High residence. Bernie Freeman, of Gloucester, Va. 2003, he opened School, Mr. Sat- Born in Parksley, Otis was the A private graveside service will be the popular terwhite served daughter of the late Viola Y. and James held Aug. 3, 2021, at Fairlawn Cem- downtown Park- in the U.S. Navy H. Finney, and Jesse Spratley. She was etery, Onancock. In his memory, con- sley restaurant, during World a member of Macedonia AME Church tributions can be made to Shriners Mr. Juarez- Rev. Satterwhite El Sol. A man of Gonzalez War II. He later in Accomac and Hospital for Children or your favorite faith and service received the call to ministry, and in served on many charity. to the Lord, Paulino was a member of preparation, attained a bachelor’s de- boards. On April To sign the guestbook online, visit St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church. gree from Scarritt College and doctor 2, 1950, Otis www.thorntonfuneralhome.net Of his many accomplishments, he was of divinity from Drew University. He married the love Arrangements are by the Thornton proudest of his role as a husband, fa- retired from the Virginia Conference of her life, Paul Funeral Home in Parksley. ther, and grandfather. of the United Methodist Church after “Bill” Strand. He leave to cherish his memory, his faithfully serving many churches and For years, Otis Send your mileposts and wife of more than 30 years, Reyna; his parishioners throughout his career. and Bill traveled community events to children, Rolan Juarez-Perez, Juana Mr. Satterwhite enjoyed woodworking, to Florida with Mrs. Strand Juarez-Perez (Daniel), Jesse Juarez- repairing and collecting antique furni- the Smiths. In [email protected] Perez (Imelda), Jacqueline Juarez- ture, reading, and was a lover of gospel later years, she became a private duty 16 • Eastern Shore Post • July 30, 2021 To JAG LLC To Maria Cux Saquic and Isaias V. Captains Cove Lot 2392 Section 5, Zacarias Poroj Greenbackville 23491 Brainard St., Parksley Property Transactions For $260,000 For $90,000 •From Randy E. Eller •From Tiffany M. Harris, Bland R. To CMH Homes Inc. Gatewood, and Courtnye R. Lynch Schooner Bay Lot 27 Section 4, To Kenitra S. 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at Captain Steve’s Bait and Tackle, confirmed there is good flounder fishing on the wrecks, with some nice- sized black sea bass also being boated. Captain Joe, on the Rod Buster, had lim- its of flounder while fish- ing on the wrecks. Spanish Fishing remains pretty good, in spite mackerel have been caught by troll- of the high water temperatures. Cobia ing Clark spoons as well as by casting Adam Burak and Luke Jones hold fishing has fallen off slightly, which is small metal lures to surface-feeding their keeper cobia from the lower typical for this time of year. Big red schools. Closer to shore, some large red shore. Photo courtesy of Bailey’s drum have made a surprise appear- drum have been beached using fresh Bait & Tackle. ance in the surf, something that we do cut bait, with some large sharks and Andrew Sturgis landed this not normally see during the summer rays prowling the same waters, as well 5-pound speckled trout with Hunt- months. The speckled trout bite is also as in the deeper water of Assateague ESVA Charters. Photo courtesy of starting to pick up in the shallows of Channel and the inlet. In the back bay, Oceans East – Eastern Shore. the lower shore. a mixture of species, such as kingfish Upper Shore – Captain Matt Abell, (whiting), spot, pigfish, ribbonfish, at Sea Hawk Sports Center, reported croaker, and flounder can be found. flounder fishing has been productive Donna Rae Roeske, at Captain Bob’s from the waters just inside Gargathy Marina, reported good flounder fishing Inlet, Metompkin Inlet, and Wacha- is occurring around most of the bridge preague Inlet, as well as over the rail structures. In the inlet, the canal, and cars off Chincoteague Island. He added, in Chincoteague Bay, croakers, whit- triggerfish and spade fish were caught ing, and pompano catches join the on the inshore wrecks, with flounder flounder catches. Roeske added, 4- to coming from around the shallow wa- 6-foot sharks are being caught from ter wrecks. On the Chesapeake side of the inlet out to Turner’s Lump. The Steve Thomasson caught and re- the peninsula, Abell said there were subway cars on Blackfish Banks are leased this red drum from the As- still some speckled trout around. He producing limit catches of large floun- sateague surf. Photo courtesy of commented that the striped bass bite der with bonus sea bass catches. Red Captain Steve’s Bait and Tackle. has improved now that the season in drum, sharks, whiting, and croaker Maryland has closed. Cobia fishing off catches have come from the surf. The on fish entering the spawning cycle. the upper shore was described as hit- shop registered red drum release cita- He said that he expects the action to or-miss, but he said the latest Spanish tions for Renee Ramirez (48 inches) pick back up post-spawn. Louie said mackerel action was only okay. and Greg Arcuri (51 inches). the spadefish bite continues around Chincoteague – Jimmy Vasiliou, Wachapreague – Amanda Manzel- the islands of the bridge-tunnel and la, at the Wachapreague Inn, reported up at the Cell. He recommended chum- Jackson Burnette boated this good numbers of flounder are being ming with Conch Candy chum to help 10-pound, 9-ounce spadefish. Photo taken inside the inlet, while limits of improve the action. Spanish mackerel courtesy of Bailey’s Bait & Tackle. larger flounder have been taken daily have been feeding on surface schools of by guests fishing the Parramore Reef. baitfish and Louie said that the mack- Spadefish and triggerfish action was Captain Lindsay Paul, of Trident erel and ribbonfish are eagerly hitting also described as really good around Tackle, reported anglers were catch- Gotcha Plugs, Rat-L-Traps, and Clark the fourth island, the Cell, and Plan- ing plenty of flounder inside the inlet Spoons. In the shallows, trout fishing tation Light. He characterized the during the incoming tide. A lot of the has shown signs of picking up with cobia fishing as good for sight casters fish are undersized, but limits of keep- catches made of popping corks and jig/ and bottom fishing. The lower bayside ers are being caught. In addition to grub combinations. creeks are starting to produce speck- the flounder, there are plenty of small Jeb Brady, at Bailey’s Bait & Tackle led trout, with fish hitting both live croakers, added Paul. He described the in Cape Charles, said flounder fishing bait and artificials. flounder fishing on the reef as iffy, with around the pilings of the Chesapeake Bill Hall was the first Eastern some sea bass also being caught. Bay Bridge-Tunnel has been really Shore resident to achieve Virginia Lower Shore – Dez Louie, at good over the past week, with anglers Salt Water Master Angler Status. He Oceans East – Eastern Shore, said reporting limits on 20-inch (and larg- has been named Virginia Saltwa- that the cobia fishing has tapered off er) fish using Gulp with cut bait. He ter Angler of the Year and Virginia Richard Lee Hubbard with a 5-pound, some, as chumming for fish out of Cape said anglers trolling spoons around Saltwater Release Angler of the Year 8-ounce speckled trout. Photo Charles yielded a mixed class of fish the big pods of Spanish mackerel off and is a Virginia Press Association courtesy of Bailey’s Bait & Tackle. this week. He blamed the slow down Cape Charles have enjoyed success. award-winning sports columnist. July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 23 Random Facts About … Hot Dogs — Conspiracies, Origins, and Overeating By David Martin ’em while they’re hot!” Around the turn who downed 30.75 hot dogs, well short • Butter: seven quarter-pound sticks Whenever we open our internet of the 20th century some crazy college of the women’s world record (48.5) held (salted), five minutes, Don Lerman. tubes for cleaning, we don’t have to kids were referring to the sausag- by Miki Sudo. • Mayonnaise: four 32-ounce bowls, look far to find a conspiracy, but we es-in-buns as “dogs” and it wasn’t long If you really want to go off your feed, eight minutes, Oleg Zhornitskiy. were surprised to find one involving before “hot dogs” was born. you should read about competitive eat- • Spam: 6 pounds from the can, 12 hot dogs and buns. Hot dogs usually On the Fourth of July in 1916 (this ing contests governed by the Interna- minutes, Richard “the Locust” LeFevre. come in packs of 10 while hot dog buns is one of those, as legend would have tional Federation of Competitive Eat- • Ice Cream: 1 gallon, 9 ounces (va- are traditionally sold in packs of eight. it stories), four recent immigrants to ing. Let us peruse the menu of some nilla), 12 minutes, Cookie Jarvis. Is the hot dog conglomerate trying to America were at Nathan’s Famous Major League Eating records: • Cow Brains: 57 (17.7 pounds), 15 get you to buy two extra dogs even hot dog stand in Coney Island, N.Y., • Chili: 2.438 gallons, six minutes, minutes, Takeru Kobayashi. though you need only eight to insert talking about how they could show Carmen Cincotti. • Peeps: 255, five minutes, Matt Stonie. in the number of buns you have? Or their patriotism for their new country. • Oysters: 47 dozen, eight minutes, • 7-Eleven Sports Slurpee: 22-ounce, is the bun syndicate forcing you to buy What occurred to them? Show you are Sonya Thomas. 9 seconds, Patrick Bertoletti. an extra pack of eight buns to cover true, blue American by eating the most those two leftover dogs? Did the buns hot dogs! And thus was born the Na- and the dogs get together to cook up than’s Famous hot dog eating contest. this deal? The contest has been on the record Turns out, the packaging choices since 1972. People have 10 minutes to were reached independently and for stuff down as many hot dogs as they logical reasons and without the bun can, ketchup and mustard optional. colluding with the hot dog nestled with- Most contestants dip the dog and bun in. Meat has traditionally been sold by in water to make consumption fast- the pound and it takes 10 normal-size er and easier. This year’s contest was hot dogs to make a pound. Bread prod- won by repeat champion Joey “the ucts are sold by the count and buns Jaws” Chestnut. Do you even want to traditionally have been baked in pans know how many he ate to win? A men’s with multiple slots of four, so packages world record: 76 hot dogs and their of eight and 12 are usual. buns, more than 16 pounds. This year’s This month, Heinz, the condiment women’s winner was Michelle Lesco, giant, is making a big deal out of try- ing to resolve the dog-bun disparity by sponsoring a Change.org petition to make hot dogs and buns both avail- able in packages of 10. Meanwhile you can buy an eight-pack of bun-length hot dogs. In the classic hot dog-bun situation, the hot dog is shorter than the bun, leaving room for ketchup, rel- ish, and whatever strange concoctions people in Baltimore put on their dogs. 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The New Church, VA 23415 food, because you could hold it by the bun, became convenient to eat at ball 757-824-5560 games and vendors would call out, “Get PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT 24 • Eastern Shore Post • July 30, 2021 Osprey-Eye Contest: Using Chicken Puns Should Not Test Your Hen-durance Last Week’s Contest: ley. See sponsor box on this page. Last Week’s Runners-Up Diet Hazard: Cake Ahead The rules: The hint was, finding the traffic • To become a contestant, find the Left: Jasmine Davis, of Paint- er, has the world’s best advice: cones would be as easy as one, two, chicks and tell us where you found “Family is everything so put your three — because that’s how many qual- each one (page number and location family first!” Here she is holding ified cones (those with four red stripes) on the page). Send this information to Fam’Quise Davis with her oldest, we had hidden: three, on pages 21, 22 [email protected]. Knowledge Kelly, next to her. (the one in the middle), and 27. 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From among those in the paper. If you don’t want to use contestants who find and identify all your own picture, you can submit a Left: Roberta Studebaker, of Blox- the chicks by page number and loca- photo of your child or a pet — or a fully om, is pictured here with her tion on the page, one lucky reader will loaded hot dog, your spouse on a jog, youngest son, Wesley Otero, at be randomly selected to win the Super or even a Big Foot inhabited bog. Just his fifth grade graduation from Tailgate dinner from Bojangles in On- no feet. Metompkin Elementary. Right: “Officer Carson” is owned by retired New York police officer Last Week’s Winner Charles Niederhofer, of Melfa, who now works security for Eastern We thought we were oh-so-clever mixing Shore Community College. disqualifying traffic cones (two red stripes) with the three legitimate traffic cones (four red stripes) on the theory we would Other Runners-Up fool tons of people. We didn’t. Sixty-two Jeanette Bell, Onley Laura McDonough, Laurie Paschall, readers sorted out the right traffic cones Anne Beatty, Exmore Chincoteague Cape Charles and became contestants. Melissa Sam- Nora Mccutcheon, Onancock Kendall Chandler, Nassawadox Hope Jones, Melfa ple-Wharton, of Nassawadox, was randomly Rob Moore, Cape Charles Theresa Lattimore, Bloxom, Dawn Taylor, Parksley chosen to win her choice of a Becca’s Smith Ashlie Marshall, and Diane Smith, Onancock Betty George, Jamesville Island cake. Pocomoke City, Md. Patty Schmale, Cape Charles Anabel Beatty, Silver Beach Amanda Mariner, Joesette Jones, Hallwood Susie Cole, Chincoteague Pocomoke City, Md. Pamela Jones, Hallwood Anne Gregory, Belle Haven Janet Leigh Cooper, Onley Anthony Manzione, Exmore This week’s Frances and Terry Ewell, Nykki Kellam, Exmore Jim and Kim Granger, Guilford Osprey-Eyed Richard Marshall, Atlantic Cape Charles Amanda Heath, Townsend Sara M Fetterman, Bloxom Diana Moore, Cape Charles Patricia Willey, Quinby Reader Wins Deanna Conquest, Onancock Mary Carey, Cape Charles Lisa Smith, Belle Haven Trenna Paige, Onancock Karen Wilson, Melfa a 12-piece Super Tailgate Karen Shackelford, Charlotte Killmon, Margaret MacKenzie, Eastville Cape Charles includes three large sides, six biscuits, Craddockville Debbie Thornton, Hallwood Bonnie Porter, Bloxom Jack Johnson, Accomac Allison Burton, Eastville and a half gallon of tea - Value $31 Carolyn Weatherly, Painter Irene Hlib, Bloxom Linda Robinson, Parksley · 26206 Lankford Highway, Onley Sarah Ross, Chincoteague Marion Basford, Amy Eckard, Temperanceville · Manager: Deborah Heath Teri Collins, Bloxom Alum Bank, Pa. Delane Brown, Philadelphia Doug Wehner, Belle Haven · Sunday through Saturday: 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Jessica Thornes, Bloxom Margaret Rantz, Melfa Carol Wehner, Belle Haven · Lobby open for eat-in and drive-thru!­ Patricia M. Voss, Bloxom Dorothy Elliott, Exmore July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 25

Presented by Citizens for Central Park Virginia Repertory Theater presents and the Town of Cape Charles PLAYS IN THE PARK FREE CONCERTS! at Central Park in Cape Charles, VA at Central Park in Cape Charles, VA Bring Lawn Chairs or Blankets • Shows start at 7 pm www.HFA-FESTIVAL.com

Wednesday, August 4 6:00 pm BUFFALO SOLDIER JULY 31 AUGUST 7 AUGUST 14 Book, Music and Lyrics by Bruce Craig Miller The Gentlemen The Jangling Hoppie Created in association with the Virginia Historical Society and Their Lady Reinharts Vaughan Based on the true story of our nation’s longest-surviving (Show Band) (Rock) (R & B) Buffalo Soldier and veteran of the Spanish-American War, this dramatic play with music tells the heroic story AUG 21 Good Shot Judy (Swing) of the brave soldiers of the 9th and 10th Cavalries, who served our country well with little of the recognition they AUG 28 U.S. Navy Fleet Forces Band (Pops) deserved. In 1996, Buffalo Soldier was one of twelve plays selected as the Best American Plays for Young Audiences and has been performed at the Pentagon in honor of African SEPT 4 The English Channel (Brit Invasion) American History Month. Buffalo Soldier was written by our Founding Producer, Bruce Craig Miller, and developed with support from Lila Wallace-Reader’s Digest New Works for Young SEPT 11 Air Force Jazz Band Audiences, a program of the Lila Wallace-Reader’s Digest Fund. A Remembrance and Celebration of Life (3-Adult) Biography, Family Ties, History, Multi-Cultural, Music Thank You to our Sponsors! Wednesday, August 11 6:00 pm GOLD THE TOWN MOUSE AND THE COUNTRY MOUSE by Ford Flannagan Based on Aesop’s Fable When fast-talking Town Mouse touts the abundant SILVER BRONZE riches of the big city, Country Mouse is tempted to move there. Will the riches of town become irresistible or will Country Mouse feel the tug of the different kind of riches left behind? Watch this rock and roll hoe-down musical and find out! presented supported (K -5) Folk Tale, Fable Language Arts, Literary by: by: Classic, Music, Reading, Character Development 26 • Eastern Shore Post • July 30, 2021 Eastern Shore Sports Sailing Regatta Heads to Cape Charles Aug. 14-15

By Matthew Yoder Hampton Roads area on the merits of Sailboat enthusiasts will have both sailing and maritime sciences. the opportunity to witness a collec- The late Leo Wardrup, for whom tion of vessels from several view- the race is named, was a retired navy points when the 18th annual Leo captain, an avid sailor, and a repre- Wardrup Memorial Cup passes by sentative in the House of Delegates. Cape Charles Aug. 14 and 15. The race kicks off Saturday, Hailed by Chesapeake Bay Mag- Aug. 14, at 10 a.m., at the north azine as the Chesapeake Bay’s best side of the Thimble Shoal Channel, regatta, the two-day race features and finishes that day at the Cape more than 90 sailboats and over 450 Charles entrance buoy. The follow- sailors navigating a route cross- ing day, sailors embark at 10 a.m. ing the bay from Cape Charles to from Cape Charles to a completion Hampton. point off Buckroe in Hampton. The race is a function of the It’s the hope of Broad Bay Sailing Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing As- Association’s Bob Magoon that peo- sociation, and the event is present- ple will come out for the impressive ed locally by the Broad Bay Sailing spectacle from a series of vantage Association. The goal of both groups points and increase the exposure of is to promote sail training and sail- the event. boat racing on the southern Chesa- “We have had people on the Shore peake Bay. watch the boats particularly as they During the past eight years, come out of Oyster Farm lined up $45,000 in proceeds from the race the channel. As we come out, it’s has been donated to Sail Nauticus. a pretty neat parade of boats. We Based out of Norfolk, Sail Nauticus are also down at the city dock so we Sailboats compete in the 2019 Leo Wardrup Memorial Cup, an annu- is a nonprofit organization which fo- would welcome more local aware- al regatta benefiting Sail Nauticus, a nonprofit that teaches children cuses on instructing children in the ness,” said Magoon. about nautical sciences and how to sail. Safe Boating Tips From U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 12-02 Submitted Article Conservation police officers are and boating. barge and tug will be conducting Virginia conservation police officers fully certified law enforcement offi- Virginia conservation police offi- emergency repairs to the pier 9 fender patrol the vast and diverse geographi- cers whose primary role is to enforce cers work closely with the U.S. Coast system of the North Channel bridge cal expanses of the commonwealth. the laws related to hunting, fishing, Guard and other marine law enforce- at the southbound span of the Chesa- ment agencies to enforce boating peake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. Repair op- laws and regulations as well as pro- erations are expected to be conducted mote safe boating. Conservation po- during daylight hours through Aug. lice officers help promote safe boat- 2. Captain of the vessels will be mon- ing simply by being on the water. itoring and can be contacted on VHF

Angie Abell, Broker They also check fishing and hunting channels 5, 13, and 16. $80,000 $159,000 licenses and creel limits, investigate These boating safety tips are a pub- boating accidents, work with other lic service of Flotilla 12-02 of the U.S. WATERFRONT BUILDABLE LOT WATERFRONT LOT ON ASSAWOMAN CREEK Located on Chesconessex Creek in Onancock, Lovely views and breezes with this 7 acre lot. agencies conducting search and res- Coast Guard Auxiliary. The auxiliary this .42 acre lot offers 95 feet of bulkhead with Includes 600 feet of water frontage. cue operations, and promote boater needs new members — maybe that is Jennifer Huether, Realtor a well and septic installed. Just minutes from Great for boating and kayaking. Dock onsite. safety through education programs. you. For more information, call Rus- community boat ramp. A great location to build Great natural setting. The Virginia conservation po- sell Vreeland at 757-442-7029. your dream home. lice remind everyone that life jack- Remember: A boat can take only Visit our website for complete listings: www.beachbayrealty.com ets save lives: They are designed to 30 seconds to sink. Wear your life 6202 Maddox Blvd., Chincoteague, VA 23336 float; you are not. jacket at all times to keep yourself Duane Gladding, Realtor [email protected] 757-336-3600 Mariners are advised that a crane afloat. July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 27

Onley Skimmers Dive Into Competition, Besting Barracuda Swim Team

SWIMMING 7/17/21 Onley Skimmer Girls 209.5 Barracuda Swim Team Girls 84.5 Onley Skimmer Boys 148 Barracuda Swim Team Boys 110 Onley Skimmers Combined 357.5 Barracuda Swim Team Combined 194.5 Results and photos courtesy of Lori Smith. Coach John Harris Kellam looks on as the 7- to 8-year-old boys dive for the 25-meter freestyle event.

Meya Charnock glides with spectators looking on in the 15- to 18-year- Levin Smith, bottom, leads against his opponents in the 15- to 18-year- old girls 50-meter freestyle competition. old boys butterfly event. 28 • Eastern Shore Post • July 30, 2021 Art League Provides Enrichment for Eastern Shore Students

Nicholle Perkins holds up her painting at the end of enrich- ment day. Submitted photo.

early in life. “Although New York to the Eastern Shore nine After setting them up with supplies, Carol Barylski prepares the students to try out I’ve always been inter- years ago. new paints on small sheets of practice paper. Submitted photo. ested, I didn’t take any “We loved the beauty of the Shore art classes in school,” and noticed there was an active art By Adolphus Ames painting techniques, including how she said. “Truthful- scene, so we knew we could make The Eastern Shore Art League to double load colors and proper- ly, I have only been painting for a home here,” Flory said. “Being in held an art enrichment day this past ly use rubber cement. Then the stu- 15 years and joined the art league this type of environment motivates Saturday at the Historic Onancock dents created their own artwork us- in 2008. I paint a lot of landscapes and inspires you creatively.” School. The event was funded by ing these techniques. and practice in plein air, which is The league frequently hosts United Way and divided into two ses- “I really want the students to see sort of like painting outside in the paint-outs, exhibits, workshops, sions. One from 10 a.m. to noon for that painting is all about the process moment.” presentations, and holiday lun- high school students ages 12 to 14 not the product,” she said. “Creativ- Troxler sells her work to venues cheons for its members in and and another from 1 to 3 p.m. for stu- ity doesn’t come when you are over- such as Lemon Tree Gallery and around Onancock. There have been dents ages 15 to 17. thinking things or overly neat.” the Eastern Shore Yacht & Coun- discussions of hosting more events “We wanted to try something Barylski, a New Jersey native, has try Club. She and Barylski, like the that are beneficial to the gener- new,” said Carol Barylski, ESAL had a love affair with painting since rest of the art league, are dedicated al public, including a weeklong art secretary and event organizer and her early youth. “I’ve been painting to promoting the visual arts through- camp that focuses on a specific me- instructor. “We used to host annual since my mom put a crayon in my out the Shore. Since the league was dium such as sculpting. student art exhibits featuring work hand,” she said. She attended Rut- formed in 1977, its goal has been to “We really want to bring art to students completed in their high gers University and studied art his- welcome artists of all skill and ex- the Shore and particularly bring it school art classes. COVID prevented tory and studio art and then worked perience levels and form a network to the attention of the youth and fos- that from happening last year. So, as an art teacher in Medford, N.J., of people interested in creating and ter their creativity,” said Barylski. we decided to switch things up and before moving to the Eastern Shore learning about art. “Members of rural communities of- offer an enrichment day for the kids 30 years ago. The rich network was one of sev- ten don’t have proper access to the instead.” Dottie Troxler, another ESAL eral factors that convinced April artistic networks found in more ur- During both sessions, Baryls- member and Chincoteague resident, Flory, graphic designer and former ban areas. We certainly want to ki walked students through various also developed an interest in art art league president, to move from change that.” Off the Shelf: News From Eastern Shore Public Library

July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 29 Bocce, Chess in Play as Citizens Shape Central Park Plan By Jim Ritch The bocce court would measure Parts for the project, including an The improvements were also un- A bocce court in Cape Charles 12 feet wide by 60 feet long; the two in-ground water tank are on back or- derwritten by a $10,000 gift from Central Park is being rolled out as corn hole courts, 10 feet wide by 40 der, but work is hoped to be complet- Paul and Maria Henderson, of Cape part of planned improvements next feet long each. ed before the end of the year, Mayer Charles. year. The group estimates the proj- said. Volunteers organized by Jen “Now we’re focused on the last re- ect cost at between $30,000 and The town also gave $10,000 to- Lewis of the Town of Cape Charles maining space in the park. What’s $40,000, some of which will be raised ward the group’s summer concert se- helped reduce the costs by assisting missing is games for adults,” said by donations. ries, which has become an increas- with installation. Hank Mayer, chairman of Citizens Visitors to the group’s popular ingly popular tourist draw. Donations to the group may be for Central Park. Saturday series of open-air concerts This year’s July 4 concert attract- made through its Facebook page, The plan is being unveiled after a will notice renewed margarita cock- ed between 700 and 800 people and which is listed under Cape Charles summer of capital improvements fo- tail sales and online appeals as the is believed to be the largest opening Citizens for Central Park. cused on the children’s playground Citizens for Central Park ramps up concert the group has held, Mayer and gazebo, with more work planned its fundraising. said. on the formal fountain this fall. The group is seeking public input The largest concert of the series To entertain adults, the group in coming weeks before sending its tends to be the last concert, which Did you know proposes to add a bocce court, two proposal to the town council. will be held on Labor Day weekend the Eastern Shore Post offers concrete chess/checkers tables with This year, the town funded and feature “The English Channel.” seats, two corn hole courts, picnic ta- through its capital improvements Improvements to the children’s subscriptions? For the cost of bles, benches, and shade trees. budget more than $30,000 to rede- playground, located in a fenced and The games would be located in the sign and repair the park’s formal mulched area along the northern first-class postage, you can have one undeveloped portion of the park fountain at its western end. side of the park, included a heavy the Eastern Shore Post that remains toward the southeast- The fountain will be replaced with duty zip line, along with a three-foot ern corner, Mayer said. a more participatory water display, high, roughly circular pit for GaGa delivered with your mail! The courts would take up a con- including water jets in which chil- Ball, which Mayer described as a Call 757-789-7678 siderable amount of space. dren may play and cool down. version of kickball.

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• Attention Farmers • We do EVERYTHING glass! Oasis Market is looking for farmers to sell us produce on a wholesale basis. We are seeking Proud to become the #1 all types of fruits and vegetables and other Glass Company on Delmarva! products that our customers will like. ACCOMAC Call Alyssa at 757-824-6120 with details of your products. 757.787.1900 Go-Glass.com 30 • Eastern Shore Post • July 30, 2021 Church News reading and instructions on find- years. For more information, call at 12:30 p.m. at Market Street UMC Accomac ing the discussion on Zoom, visit 757-894-0999. on Tuesday and Thursday. Snacks and Join the Rev. Phil Bjornberg for https://pursuit.holmespresby.org lunch will be included. Register now by a casual noonday fellowship series, Join parishioners for an online wor- Melfa emailing [email protected] or call- “A Biblical Quest of the Holy Spir- ship experience Sundays at 10 a.m. A pulled pork dinner prepared by ing 757-709-2846; mktstumc@verizon. it,” every Thursday, at noon, on the (Sunday school at 9 a.m.) on Zoom with G.L. Smith will be Friday, July 30, net or 757-787-4873; or 757-787-4430. steps of St. James Episcopal Church, Meeting ID 972-3754-2625. People may from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., at Oak Grove Drummondtown. Bring your own also join by calling +1 929 205 6099 UMC. The cost is $10 and includes Quinby beverage, sandwich, Bible, and chair. and entering Meeting ID 972-3754- pulled pork, corn on the cob, cole The thrift shop will be open the sec- Intergenerational Fireside Chats 2625. In-person worship is at 11 a.m. slaw, and dessert. Pints of barbecue ond Saturday of each month, from 8 to will be every Friday, at 7:30 p.m., in For more information, visit are $10. Take out only. For more in- 11 a.m., at Smith Chapel UMC. Start- front of the church. Bring your own https://madness.holmespresby.org formation or to place an order, call ing in August, the shop will be open chair and come and sit around the 710-4920 or 787-1136. each Thursday, from 9 to 11 a.m. fire, share stories, and fellowship Chincoteague with the Rev. Phil and friends. Fox Chapel, at 5049 Chicken City Onancock Pungoteague Road, Chincoteague, will offer the Holy Vacation Bible School (for children The food pantry will be open Wednes- Cheriton Eucharist Sundays through Labor Day, 4 years old to sixth grade), themed day, Aug. 11, from 6 to 8 p.m., and Sat- Holmes Presbyterian Church will at 8 a.m. “Knights of North Castle,” will be- urday, Aug. 14, from 8 to 10 a.m., at host “The Pursuit” Thursdays, Aug. 5, Fox Chapel’s Episcopal services gin Monday, Aug. 23, and will run Pungoteague Community Church. 12, 19, and 26, at 5:30 p.m. are a summer outreach ministry until Friday, Aug. 27. At 9 a.m. each The teen youth group (ages 9 to 16) Join the church online for an in- of Emmanuel Episcopal Church, day, Bible school will begin at Naomi will meet Fridays, Aug. 13 and 27, at 6 formal discussion of a brief, histori- Jenkins Bridge, located near Chin- Makemie Presbyterian Church. Bible p.m., in the church social hall. A study cal reading in Christian ethics each coteague Island. This ministry has school will end at 12:30 p.m. at Holy of Christian history and the Bible will week. People of all faiths or no faith been an ongoing partnership with Trinity Episcopal Church on Monday, be Wednesdays in August, at 6 p.m., at are welcome to join. For a copy of the Fox Funeral Home for over 30 Wednesday, and Friday; and will end the Huether home.

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Trower Graduates Samuel Ross, center, with a blue and teal shirt, enjoys a day at a water- park with his brother and cousins. from VSU James Ross, 7, and Samuel Ross, Alijhanae Trower, of Virginia Beach, 10, are week one winners of Accomack earned her bachelor’s degree in social County Parks and Recreation’s Family work, magna cum laude, May 23, from Fun & Friends Activity. Virginia State University, in Peters- Each boy was awarded a $10 gift burg, Va. She is a VSU honors student certificate. and member of the National Society of ANPC Executive Director Linda For additional information about Leadership and Success. Trower was a Baylis Spence meets one of the the Family Fun & Friends Activity, call four-year recipient of the BB&T Scott ANPC’s newborns snuggled safely the parks and recreation office at 757- & Stringfellow Scholarship. She will in her car seat. 787-3900, Wayne at 757-710-1947, or continue her career by pursuing her Barbara at 757-710-9301. master’s degree from Norfolk State University. Pregnancy Center She graduated from Princess Anne High School in June 2017. Receives Grant Car Send your engagement Trower is the daughter of Kenya Baines, of Virginia Beach, and Alonzo and wedding Trower Sr., of Birdsnest; the grand- Seat Program announcements to James Ross is pictured with his daughter of James Baines, of Painter, Accomack-Northampton Pregnancy brother picking string beans from Wanda Johnson, of Nassawadox, and Center-Women’s Pregnancy Support in [email protected] his garden. the late Lucretia Baines, formerly of Onley was recently awarded $10,000 Painter. from the Eastern Shore of Virginia Com- munity Foundation to fund the center’s George Alward Fully Licensed & new program, Project Safe Ride Home. Owner Insured Marriage Project Safe Ride Home allows new and expectant parents to earn a free infant car Licenses Issued seat carrier for their newborn. There is • Carol Ann Parks, 56, and Glenn no financial eligibility requirement and Ray Bass Jr., 59, both of Wallops the program is open to anyone who needs All Makes Island help. Participants will be required to com- & Models • Regineka Leekia Upshur, 29, of plete four lessons on child safety that can Melfa, and Crca Antonio Ruffin Sr., be done in person at the center or virtually Family Owned & Operated with 30 Years of Experience 22, of Painter through a cellphone or computer. • Janet Lynn Miller, 51, of Salisbury, To learn more about Project Safe P.O. Box 334, Atlantic, VA 23303 • 4410 Deep Hole Rd., Chincoteague, VA 23336 Md., and Albert Kenneth Broughton Ride Home, call the pregnancy center 757-824-3122 • 757-336-3792 • [email protected] Jr., 69, of Quantico, Md. at 757-787-1119. www.alwardheatingandair.com 32 • Eastern Shore Post • July 30, 2021 Community Notes Contact Jordan Dail at 757-754- side Road, Nassawadox. The event is www.masternaturalistesva.com or Barefoot Puppets 5362 for more information. free and open to the public with light re- call Mimi Stitt at 757-678-7879. Barefoot Puppets will perform Mon- freshments served. Library trustees will day, Aug. 2, at 7 p.m., at the The Island Willie Crockett also be in attendance to meet and greet. Genealogy with Theatre, Chincoteague. Call the Chin- coteague Island Library at 757-336- Documentary Airs Crab Crackin’ at Dr. David Scott 3460 for more information. “The Art of Willie Crockett and Vir- The Northampton Historic Pres- ginia’s Eastern Shore,” a new docu- Ker Place ervation Society is offering the lec- Public Meeting for mentary about one of the Chesapeake The third annual Crab Crackin’ at ture, Researching Genealogy, in the Bay region’s most celebrated artists, Ker Place will be Saturday, Aug. 21, Northampton County Clerk’s Office, Coastal Resilience will have its TV premiere on Maryland from 4 to 8 p.m. (rain or shine), on the Friday, July 30, from 10:30 a.m. to Public Television (MPT) Sunday, Aug. front lawn of the Onancock landmark. noon, at Christ Church Parish Hall, Master Plan 1, at 4:30 p.m. In addition, it will be The Eastern Shore of Virginia Histori- Eastville. This is the first in a se- The office of the Virginia Secretary livestreamed in the Maryland region at cal Society will host the feast to show- ries of NHPS genealogy lectures of Natural Resources (SNR) will host a mpt.org/anywhere/live-stream-mpt/ case the Shore’s agricultural and aqua- planned by Eastville historian, Dr. public meeting on the Eastern Shore. The film also will be broadcast on cultural bounty with live music. David Scott. The goal of this public meeting is to MPT2 Monday, Aug. 2, at 8:30 p.m., The menu includes steamed blue Register at www.northamptonhis- educate stakeholders and the public and available for viewing following the crabs, shrimp steam, barbecue, cole- toricpreservationsociety.com about the Coastal Resilience Master broadcasts for those outside of MPT’s slaw, and beer and wine (limited quan- Plan (CRMP) and to capture input and viewership area on MPT’s video player tity of beer and wine included, with ad- Vendors Wanted feedback that can help inform CRMP at video.mpt.tv/ ditional available for purchase). efforts moving forward. Tickets for the general public are for NHS Community All are welcome to participate in the Al-Anon Mtg. $60 each. Visit www.shorehistory.org/ public planning process. The meeting Al-Anon and Alateen groups will ticketsales to buy. For more information Trunk Party will be Wednesday, Aug. 11, 6 to 8 p.m., at meet Tuesday, Aug. 3, at 9 a.m., at on sponsorships, call 757-787-8012 or Members of the community are Eastern Shore Community College, Mel- Refuge Inn, 7058 Maddox Blvd., email [email protected]. planning a trunk party, an event simi- fa. All COVID-19 protocols as directed by Chincoteague Island. lar to a wedding or baby shower, but the meeting location will be followed. Free Concert with the focus on items needed for Take the survey by following this Northampton Free The Citizens For Central Park and students to transition to college, vo- link: https://www.surveymonkey. the Town of Cape Charles will present cational training, military, or other com/r/VACRMP-Public Library Reception The Harbor For The Arts Summer Festi- independent living settings, for the The Northampton Free Library val. The Gentlemen and Their Lady will Northampton High School class of Second Annual is now open Monday through Fri- play Saturday, July 31, from 7 to 9 p.m., 2021. The Northampton County Parks day, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., except at Central Park in Cape Charles. Food and Recreation has donated the facility Homeschool Fair for Thursdays, when it is open until vendors will be on-site for the concert. of Indiantown Park, 7399 Indiantown The Second Annual Homeschool Fair 8 p.m. Eastern Shore Public Library Bring lawn chairs or blankets. Road, Eastville, Saturday, Aug. 7, from will be Saturday, July 31, from 10 a.m. System Director Cara Burton an- Visit the HFA Summer Festival 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tamika Nottingham to noon, at Onancock Baptist Church. nounced the hiring of a new branch website at www.hfa-festival.com or the is asking community members and or- There will be information about how manager, librarian Hannah Swimley. Citizens for Central Park Facebook ganizations to gather items necessary to start home schooling and experts to She will oversee daily operations of page for more information. for dorm or independent living. guide attendees through the application the Nassawadox branch of the East- Students will visit each table and process, how to choose curriculum, and ern Shore Public Library system. Master Naturalists collect items. The idea is for college- support for the journey. There will be A reception for Swimley and Tiffany bound students to leave with supplies tables with used curriculum for sale, cur- Flores, the new youth services librarian Class This Fall to assist in the transition and decrease riculum brochures, sign-ups for local field hired in December 2020, will take place The Eastern Shore of Virginia Mas- the expense for their families. trips, and information about local co-op Tuesday, Aug. 10, from 3 to 5 p.m., at ter Naturalists 10-week basic training Each individual or organization will programs and other community events. Northampton Free Library, 7745 Sea- course will be Thursdays, Sept. 9 to Nov. be provided with a list of possible items 11, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Historic to gather for the trunk party. They ask Onancock School. Explore the secrets of all who participate to provide a mini- HAD A FELONY? the Shore through ecology, botany, for- mum of 70 items. STILL ON PROBATION OR PAROLE? estry, geology, and ornithology. Confirm participation by completing YOU CAN NOW REQUEST TO REGISTER TO VOTE Graduates take part in service proj- the vendor registration at the Event- By virtue of an executive order, the right to vote for all individuals who had ects benefiting natural resources of the brite link by Aug. 1, at https://www. completed the terms of their incarceration for ANY and ALL felony convic- Eastern Shore of Virginia. A $100 fee eventbrite.com/e/162461993195 tions, can be restored. covers materials and field trips. For more information, contact If you or someone you know wants to register to vote, please call Bob Toner Register by Aug. 20. Nottingham at 757-607-7962 or at 757-787-2753 or email [email protected]. For more information, go to [email protected]. July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 33 Eastern Shore Trading POST Classified Ads, Real Estate Ads, Auctions, and Legal Notices Announcements In Loving Memory of Gardner L. Cropper Sr. July 1927 – July 2010

Gone But Not Forgotten The family of Sylvanus Lofland Wife, Dorothy; would like to thank everyone for their Children, Eveline, Garnet, and Lisa prayers, donations, cards, visits, food, and many acts of kindness during our bereavement. We greatly appreciate each and every one of you Your poem to me: for your loving kindness. “Not a Typical Eastern Shore Day” It all began at sunset on July 21, 2020, ~The Lofland Family Peer Model Early Childhood Program and at Smith Beach. Preschool Applications are available for the On a magical day in the Chesapeake Bay 2021-2022 School Year! I swam with a friend. NCPS is currently accepting applications for both the A storm came near and she looked at me in Peer Model Early Childhood Program (ages 2-3 by fear and wanted to go in. September 30) and Universal/VPI PreK Program (Age I asked her to wait, it was a beautiful day 4 by September 30) and I expected Mother Nature to shine. The lightening was bright, clearly insight Peer Model Early Childhood Program is a free inclusive early childhood program that serves two-three year old stu- but the thunder held still. dents located at Kiptopeke and Occohannock Elementary She was by my side and it growing harder Schools. The program is designed to provide students with to hide the attraction of it all. and without disabilities the opportunity to learn together Little did I know, as it started to blow the and grow in all developmental areas. Participants must be hair from her eyes that this was the day. two years old by September 30th. Students without disabili- A day like none before as God started to ties must submit an application and complete a face-to-face trial day observation process which will be scheduled by ap- lure her heart towards mine. pointment. The program will be provided Monday thru Fri- A heart like no other. It would take me much day from 8:00 am-1:30 pm. further than others before. I often wonder why there was no thunder VPI (Virginia Preschool Initiative)/Universal PreK is a free full day Pre-K program for four year olds located at Oc- from the bolts and the light. cohannock and Kiptopeke Elementary Schools. Students Then the answer was enrolled in the VPI/Universal PreK program participate in clear ... the only noise did I hear engaging, language rich and developmentally appropriate was the pounding of my heart. learning experiences which build their foundational aca- demic and social-emotional skills and assists in preparing Happy One Year Anniversary to you + to me. students for Kindergarten. I love you Mr. Happily-Ever-After. Where to apply: For application assistance or to sched- And the answer to your question is ule a face-to-face trial day observation for the Peer Model YES YES YES. Pop the champagne because Early Childhood Program, please contact the Office of I’m changing my last name. Special Programs 757-678-5151 x2404 or contact your lo- cal neighborhood school. To apply online, use the following link: www.ncpsk12.com Future Mrs. Happily-Ever-After 34 • Eastern Shore Post • July 30, 2021

The VIMS Eastern Shore Laboratory, located in Heavy Equipment Operator Help Wanted ­Wachapreague, VA, invites qualified applicants to apply for Coastal Precast Systems, LLC is seeking a Heavy Equip- our Business Manager position. ment Operator. Must have excavator and 6 way blade dozer operation experience. Great Pay. The position will be the sole business administrator for the PREP COOK Ambrogia Lab, handling financial matters, budget development and Caffe & Enoteca in Cape Full-time with benefits. Apply online at Careers (cpsprecast.com) tracking, scheduling and coordination of facilities, and Hu- or in person at 1134 Bayshore Road, Cape Charles, VA. Charles is looking for an man Resources personnel matters in an academic and energetic and enthusi- Commonwealth of Virginia system. The ideal candidate astic Prep Cook to begin should be able to prioritize and handle a diversity of respon- immediately to assist in sibilities, have superb customer service – interfacing skills, the preparation of our de- and a strong background in financial/budget management, licious Italian dishes. If academic grants and contracts, and be familiar with a va- SOUS CHEF/LINE you are interested in a ca- riety of software applications with the ability to learn and COOK The Charlotte reer in the culinary arts, implement new procedures. Hotel has an immediate this position can be a opening for Sous Chef/ great steppingstone. You For further information, qualifications, and to apply to Line cook. Salary com- will gain valuable skills, position #00057V, Business Manager, please go to mensurate with experi- experience and insight in https://jobs.wm.edu/postings/42746. Only online appli- ence, up to $20 per hour. Italian food and culture. cations will be accepted. Please send resume to Job requirements: [email protected] 1 year kitchen experience William & Mary and the Virginia Institute of Marine Science www.thecharlotte.com ServSafe certificate a Server values diversity and invites applications from underrepre- Just come on in and join our team! plus sented groups who will enrich the research, teaching and Send application to service missions of the university. The university is an Equal We are on the search for servers who are focused on [email protected] Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer and encourages providing authentic hospitality, service and meaningful ASSISTANT TO SU- ambrogiacc.com applications from women, minorities, protected veterans, experiences to each and every guest! PERINTENDENT- and individuals with disabilities. GENERAL LABOR, Our servers are responsible for delivering exceptional NEW CONSTRUC- customer service by preparing the highest quality TION Growing high-end beverages, and providing timely, accurate, and friendly home builder seeks assis- service to our guests and members. CHEF Unique opportuni- Hiring two part-time kennel workers for SPCA - tant to superintendent/ ty to be a Chef at Ambro- At Bay Creek you will discover a balance between helper/laborer. Responsi- No phone calls. Applications at SPCA office 26528 work life and personal life, as well amazing benefits gia Caffe & Enoteca, an Lankford Hwy., Onley. 787-7385. bilities include: site established, highly rated such as flexible work schedules and meal discounts! cleanup, materials re- boutique restaurant with ceiving and organization, Call us today or apply at www.baycreeklife.com/jobs a strong consumer follow- or email a resume to [email protected] various installations, ing, located in the historic punch out. Must be profi- town of Cape Charles. cient in handling (for ex- Our menu is authentic ample) hammer and Northern Italian built broom, as well as able to only of the highest qual- take on general light con- ity ingredients. struction tasks. Self-su- This is a full-time, year- pervision required. Expe- round position with 2 rience in construction. paid weeks vacation/year. Must have reliable trans- Job Requirements: portation and good driv- *Experience as a Cook/ ing record Pickup truck a Chef (2+ years desirable) plus. Must be dependable *Gifted in the culinary and possess strong work arts Life Center Manager ethic. Hourly rate com- *Open to learning new Bay Creek Resort is currently looking for an enthusiastic, mensurate with ability techniques and creating fun and resourceful Life Center Manager to oversee the Line Cook and experience. Send re- new menu items Life Center which includes, but is not limited to planning, We are on the hunt for an experienced Line Cook to sume and or a written Salary dependent on ap- organizing and implementing daily activity programs all join our talented team and help prepare meals ac- statement describing plicant’s experience and while infusing fun and excitement into the lives of our cording to our standard recipes. In this position, your your interest and experi- skill set. members and guests! We are seeking someone who principal goal will be to prepare high-quality meals ence and include tele- Send application to understands that they are directly responsible for the that meet the chef’s exact specifications. We are seek- phone contact informa- [email protected] day-to-day strategies and operations of the Life Center. ing individuals interested in creating a strong culture tion to team@beaconcusto ambrogiacc.com The Life Center Manager will ensure the Life Center ex- and that have a passion for amazing consistent food, mhomes.com. EOE. ceeds the member and guests expectations and experi- providing the best guest experience! ences, while providing remarkable management in areas You will be responsible for setting up the prep sta- EXPERIENCED CAR- of customer service, team member relations, business tion, stocking inventory, and maintaining sanitation PENTER & LABOR We performance, and member participation. This position standards. To be successful in this role, the ideal are a Class-A construc- additionally handles the staffing and payroll of life center candidate will possess excellent communication and tion company looking for staff members. While striving to achieve excellent mem- multi-tasking skills. Ultimately, you will play an essen- experienced carpenters ber experiences and results, the Life Center Manager tial role in contributing to our customer satisfaction HOOK @ HARVEY IS and laborers. Knowledge oversees the safety and cleanliness of the life center, and restaurant growth. HIRING ALL RESTAU- of many areas preferred beach, and member lounge. RANT POSITIONS for carpenter position. Line cook position starts at $15 plus per hour in addi- REQUIREMENTS: Minimum 5 years management tion to toll reimbursement! Up Scale Restaurant at 40+ hours a week year experience. Must possess advanced communication the Cape Charles Yacht round with most work lo- and inter-personal skills. Must have strong Call us today or apply at www.baycreeklife.com/jobs Center is hiring cated on Chincoteague. organizational skills. Must be able to life 25lbs and or email a resume to [email protected] Culinary Staff & Dishwash- Must have a valid drivers stand for extended periods of time. ers Please call 757-331- license. Call 757-894- 2275 to set up an inter- 2807 and leave a mes- Salary Range $45K-$50K w/competitive benefits view. sage. www.lewishomesol Call us today or apply at www.baycreeklife.com/jobs www.hookatharvey.com utions.org or email a resume to [email protected] July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 35

Earn up to $1500 per week with our new School Weekend Cleaners Needed - Good Pay. Reliable Help Wanted (Cont’d) based compensation plan Transportation. Inquire with Harbour Rentals at Daytime Hours and Academic School year 757-336-5490. EOE ONLY now available NORTHAMPTON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Hiring bonus for select positions and locations VACANCIES 2021-2022 NCG is the premier provider of behavioral health services that specializes in community-based counseling, crisis stabilization, Administrative Assistant/Reservation Clerk for •Behavioral Support Aid mental health skill-building, therapeutic day treatment and outpa- busy rental office. Good Pay. Inquire with Harbour •Bookkeeper-Elementary School tient counseling. National Counseling group currently has over 20 Rentals at 757-336-5490. EOE •Bus Monitor offices across Virginia. •Bus Drivers (paid CDL training will be provided) We are seeking School-Based Mental Health Professionals to •Cafeteria Worker provide therapeutic day treatment behavioral health services to Accomack County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for •Car Driver Elementary, Middle, and High school students for the upcoming the following position: Full-Time Animal Control Attendant •Custodian school year. at the Eastern Shore Regional Animal Control Facility. Appli- •ECSE-Early Childhood Special Education Teacher 2 & 3 Years cations may be obtained from the Accomack County Sheriff’s of Age- (Elementary) School-Based Mental Health Professionals NEEDED across Office or online at www.accomackcountysheriffsoffice.org. Ap- •Hybrid-Custodian/Bus Driver Virginia (Winchester, Manassas, Culpepper, Fredericksburg, plications must be returned to this office by Monday, August •Instructional Assistant Christiansburg, Roanoke, Lynchburg, Danville, Martinsville, 23, 2021, at 4:00 pm. Accomack County Sheriff’s Office is an •Reading Specialist Richmond, Petersburg, Newport News, Williamsburg, Chesa- Equal Opportunity Employer. •School Psychologist peake, Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Eastern Shore). •Special Education Compliance and Transition Coordinator •Special Education Teacher National Counseling Group offers its employees: •Substitutes-Teachers, Custodians, Cafeteria Workers, Nurses, etc. ● Competitive pay Accomack County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applica- •Technology Lab Assistant ● Quality Benefits available for select positions tions for the following positions: ● Licensure Residency Program (FREE) Full-Time Correctional •Tutors-Math & Reading ­Officer and a Full-Time Dispatcher. Applications may be ● Advancement & Training Opportunities obtained from the Accomack County Sheriff’s Office or on- For job descriptions, qualifications, salaries, and to apply go to ● Tuition Reimbursement line at www.accomackcountysheriffsoffice.org. Applications www.ncpsk12.com Education Requirements: must be returned to this office by Monday, August 16, 2021, at 4:00 pm. Accomack County Sheriff’s Office is an Equal Inquiries may be directed to: ● Bachelor’s Degree or Master’s Degree in Counseling, Social Opportunity Employer. Melinda Phillips - Director of Administrative Services Work, or a related human services field is required (757) 678-5151 ext. 2101 or [email protected] Certification / Licensure Requirements: Northampton County Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of ● (Minimum) Must be registered with VA Dept of Health Pro- The Eastern Shore Community Services Board is race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. fessionals as a “Qualified Mental Health Professional Child” seeking candidates for the following positions: (QMHP-C), OR “Qualified Mental Health Professional Trainee Part-time Driver (QMHP-T). ● Must possess a valid driver’s license with a driving record in Developmental Disabilities Aide ($11.25/ good standing if driving a personal and/or company owned ve- hour- $2.50/hour-weekend differential) WANTED: Someone To Transport Livestock hicle in the course of work. Clinician Looking for someone with a truck and horse trailer to Experience / Knowledge Requirements: transport livestock from Birdsnest to Wilmington, Del. (140 Coordinator of Mental Health/Substance miles away). Call 757-678-5547 and leave message. Must have a minimum of 1 years of working experience with Abuse Outpatient Services identified populations. Coordinator of Substance Abuse Outpatient Please send resumes to [email protected] Services Senior Fiscal Services Specialist Experienced Tractor Driver needed for local pack- Fiscal Services Specialist inghouse. Must be able to back a trailer. 40+ hours per The Great Machipongo Clam Shack Accounting Manager week; End of season bonus; Pay depends on experi- Health Information Technician ence. To apply call 757-678-5097. Great cooks, Back-of-the-house staff: come join our fun team. Cooks/prep cooks. Our Clam Shackers are posi- Prevention Coalition Coordinator tive, motivated, and love working in our family atmo- Participant in the sphere. Top pay. Apply in person. Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Recovery (STAR) Loan Experienced Class A CDL Driver needed for haul- Repayment Program (LRP) that will pay up to ing produce from field to packing house. .60 per mile $250,000 to awardees in exchange for 6 years of / $16.00 per hour. Weekly pay + expense reimburse- OYSTER AQUACUL- full-time employment that involves direct treatment or ment. Seasonal Bonus. Current CDL & Medical Card. TURE Rappahannock Clean driving record. Daily Per Diem paid during sea- Oyster Co is a century- recovery support of patients with or in recovery from sonal travel to FL. Excellent equipment. Competitive old, family-owned oyster a substance use disorder pay. Medical plan available. Call 757-678-5097. farm operating in At- lantic, VA. We're looking For more information or to apply, for curious, energetic, please visit the ESCSB’s website at and self-motivated indi- www.escsb.org viduals who want to “We passionately believe in the potential of all.” Shipping Manager needed for produce packing house learn about the oyster Innovative, Inclusive, Caring, Professional located in Cheriton, VA. Oversees packaging & ship- aquaculture industry - in ELDERLY CARE GIVER ping of product; supervises forklift drivers; maintains particular, the farming Looking for an elderly inventory of product, packaging, & supplies; creates process. We're dedicated caregiver for my mother load plans; adheres to food safety policies; assists Plant to sustainable shellfish who has Parkinson's (late Northampton County is seeking applications for Part-Time Manager with quality control. Must be competent with farming, utilizing the stages). $15 per hour for Convenience Center Attendants to serve as floaters. Ap- Microsoft Excel, Word, & Outlook; proficient in simple most innovative growing approximately 50-55 hours plications are available in the County Administrator’s Office, math skills and problem solving; have the ability to oper- techniques. Both full- a week; schedule is flexi- 16404 Courthouse Road, Eastville, Virginia, or online at ate forklift & experience loading 53’ trailers. Must be de- time and part-time/sea- ble. Some lifting is re- www.co.northampton.va.us. pendable, professional & willing to travel to FL season- sonal opportunities are quired. If interested, send ally (Mar-May / Nov-Dec). $14-$16 per hour depending available. Email resume resume to Deborah at All qualified applicants will receive consideration for em- on experience; health benefits; paid vacation; per diem, to [email protected]. [email protected] ployment without regard to race, political affiliation, creed, transportation & lodging paid during travel; paid vaca- www.rroysters.com color, sex, age, religion, national origin, handicap or other tion; annual seasonal bonus. Call 757-678-5097 to apply. non-job related factors. 36 • Eastern Shore Post • July 30, 2021

ENTERTAINMENT Help Wanted Boats, Etc. Farm & Lawn CENTER - Includes 42” Mobile Homes flat tv (Pioneer 5.1 sur- HOUSE CLEANING IN FOR SALE OR TRADE - Equipment round sound), receiver, Sony 2BR MOBILE HOMES IN ONLEY – three days each ’92 38-ft. Beneteau 390 sail- compact disk player, Bose NORTHERN ACC. CTY. week from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. boat w/main, furling, genoa, 60-INCH CUT ZERO- speakers. All sold as 1 unit: FOR RENT - Section 8 ap- Some personal care. Call spinnaker, Bimini & dodger, TURN - 1 year old, exc. $800 OBO. 757-693-2154. proved. Call 757-710-8894. 757-710-2597. Volvo diesel, A/C. $27,000 or cond., extra blades, $3,800. FRANCISCAN APPLE READY TO MOVE INTO!!! HOUSECLEANER trade of comparable value: ’86 27.2-FT. O’DAY 757-710-9907. - 81 PIECE Dinnerware: 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Partially WANTED – Deep cleaning smaller sailboat or cabin SAILBOAT – LAWN MOWER - John Plates, bowls, salvers, plat- Furnished. Call for more de- neededd for home in James- cruiser. 757-331-0315. 9.9 Yamaha, 4-stroke. Deere with 84 hours. Zero- ters, cups, tea service, S&P, tails 302-846-9100. ville. Please call with rates 3 POMPANETTE DECK Sails good, sleeps 4. Galley turn, 54-inch cut, $4,000. butter $350/OBO. Call WE PAY TOP DOLLAR & references. 442-7507. CHAIRS with fight- & toilet. Trailer & new Call 757-894-0669 or 757- 757-336-6792 FOR USED HOMES AND ing gimbals. $300. Call winch. Draws 2’11”. PRICE 665-5040 SELKIRK STAINLESS TRADE-INS!!! Call for LABORERS WANTED 443-477-2407. REDUCED: $5,000 OBO. 1953 ANNIVERSARY JU- STEEL CHIMNEY SYS- evaluations 302-846-9100. Use of Hand power tools, Call Don at 757-656-8986. BILEE 600 FORD TRAC- TEM - For oil or wood. 5-4’ chop saws and lifting up TOR - $3,500. 442-7507. pipe 7” ID 8” OD. Also in- Pet Supplies to 50lbs. Full-time year cludes: feed through wall, 1983 Pro-Time 20-ft. Feed & Seed mount/support, & roof brack- USE HAPPY JACK® round, (overtime avail- Cuddy Cabin, 2006 150 able), rain or shine! No et. $750. 757-387-0462. KENNEL DIP® as an HP Yamaha V-WAX, 2009 HORSE HAY for sale ($6 WHIRLPOOL PROPANE area spray to control stable special requirements will float-on trailer, and many per bale) and STRAW ($4 train. Apply in person to WATER HEATER TANK flies and deer ticks. East- extras, exc. cond. $15,000 per bale). Call 757-824- Exc. cond., REDUCED: $195 ern Shore Pets 787-1462. 24227 Greenbush Road, OBO 518-369-9458 3930 or call 757-894-1339 Tasley, VA 23441 $275. Located on Chincote- (www.kennelvax.com) SUZUKI OUTBOARD (cell). ague. 804-218-1090. ’84 21-FT. KEN ENGINE - 115 h.p., like CRAFT - Pilot house, DISPLAY CASES - Three Real Estate new, less than 30 hrs. run- Misc. - For Sale display cases are 6 ft.; two RECEPTIONIST – Part fresh water cooled, ning time. $7,500! Call are 3 ft.; one corner. Will ONLEY - 15 +/- acres. Ma- V8 inboard, pocket 757-787-8680. FLORENCE KNOLL clas- ture woods. Great home site time. Apply in person (bring sic mid-century modern din. sell seperately or together. resume) at E.S. Foot Center, drive w/galvanized ’00 MAXUM 2800 SCR Call for pricing. Pick up or hunting. Possible finance. twin 4.3L V6 engines. table/desk 96”l oval w/chrome $75,000. Call 710-0070. 25322 Lankford Hwy., Four trailer. $10,500. pedestal. Sells for 1,000s on- only. 757-442-5873. Corner Plaza, Onley. Exc. cond. w/recent (2014) FOR SALE: NordicTrack VAUCLUSE SHORES - 757-665-6564. maintenance record. Many line. See it in the Blue Crow For sale: Lot 106. 3/4 acre. TEMPORARY GRAIN in the back sale room. ski machine and exerciser. OPERATOR Perdue Agri- extras. $16K OBO. Call 21-speed Magna Bicycle. Lot is lined with trees. Business has opportunities 540-287-5047. Please call for information: $24,700. Call 757-710-8387. for three (3) Temporary CHARTER BOAT 410-957-2771. Grain Operators at our $15,000 OBO - 34’ Delta- STAGE EQUIPMENT facility in Exmore, VA. Re- ville Dead-Rise $15,000 FOR SALE - Stage lights/ sponsible for performing a obo - Charter Fishing Boat. cords, CD burner equipment, variety of duties support- 2012 Re-Power Cat 3208T microphones, old trunk. Call ing grain operations. One (757) 678-3718. for pricing: 757-709-5327. will float between Exmore FORMULA 233 ’01 18’ TROPHY - Very CHOP SAW for sale. 10” and Parksley, VA. #40761 THUNDERBIRD - good cond. + extras. Can Delta Compound Miter www.perduecareers.com 23-ft. 5-7 350 V8 (less than be seen at K & E Marine, Saw Model 36-220 Type III MILLWRIGHTS- 50 hrs.) New stern drive (less across from Perdue plant. with dust bag. $100 or best $11K. 757-678-3622. offer. Call 908-303-3622. Virginia’s Eastern PIPE FITTERS/WELDERS than 10 hrs.) Great open deck, Shore is a fisherman’s MAINTENANCE MECHANIC FREE 26-FT. RANGER SONY WEGA 55-INCH Cuddy Cabin, Loadrite trailer w/ SAILBOAT in cradle w/ paradise with Chesapeake * MIG - TIG - STICK pwr. winch, well kept, exc. cond. LCD REAR PROJEC- Bay and Atlantic Ocean * FT - PT and Weekends sails, rigging, cushions. TION TELEVISION - RE- Reduced: $4,500. Needs to be moved & re- within minutes. Perfect * Exp’d only. * Valid DUCED: $275. $375. Call for retirement/vacation Driver’s License and 757-710-7146. paired. 757-331-0315. 757-709-0813. 34’ DELTAVILLE DEAD- New Victory dream home in the natural Transportation. Day shift LARK ENCLOSED social distancing of coastal and night shift positions. RISE $28,500 OBO - Electrostatic Sprayer TRAILER 5’x8’ - Like new, Charter Fishing Boat. 2012 – vp200es professional country. Waterside Village DOUGLAS REPAIRS, built-in shelf, used 1 time. 1 acre +-, high land, not in INC., SNOW HILL, MD. Re-Power Cat 3208T (757) cordless handheld with 665-4424. $1,700. 678-3718. [email protected] purtab tablets 200 ct.: flood plain, near marina, w/ Call 410-632-1346 or locked storage for RV/lg. 443-783-4125. www.ltbaycharters.com $249.00. 6 available. We are pledged to the letter ANTIQUE 1956 MERCU- New Victory Professional and spirit of Virginia’s and vehicles. Golf practice HANDYMAN OR WOM- HUD’s equal opportunity range, picnic areas and AN Varied duties, no ex- RY outboard, electric start Backpack Sprayer - w/0 hours, 8-pt. over haul! housing policies. Virginia’s fair barrier island beach perience required but any vp300es with purtab 200 ct.: housing law makes it illegal to $1,995 or buy a 1950s 16-ft. $499.00. 2 available. common area. Starting at is helpful. 757-894-8148 or advertise any preference, limi- $18,000. Many free boat 321-292-0875 (or so) run-about and keep 757-894-0645 tation or discrimination based 27-ft. McGregor Sail- sailing! Jim: 757-789-5141. on race, color, religion, national ramps within minutes. PART-TIME LABORER Waterfront lots starting at – The ESVBA has a job boat - With sails, tiller, ’90 22-FT. SEAPRO CUD- origin, sex, elderliness, familial DY CABIN - Rebuilt OMC SOLARIS 442 - 15-minute status or handicap. $99,900. 757-678-7631 opening. Apply through the retractable skag, depth tanning bed w/face tanner. Kirkwoodontheshore.com website at www.esvba.com 225. 160-gal. fuel tank, recorder for shallow 22-ft. aluminum trailer We can deliver. $2,000. Call This newspaper will not know- LOADER OPERATOR 724-544-9590. ingly accept advertising for & DRIVER NEEDED w/ water, trailer w/electric w/brakes (Grady White READY TO MOVE INTO!!! mast, wench. Exc. cond. clone). $10,300 REDUCED: LIKE NEW: 2 INDIAN real estate that violates the fair New: 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, two-years experience. See HEAD PENNIES - $6 a housing law. Our readers are Karen Gray at T&W Block, Reduced: $2,100. $6,000. Pat-757-442-4635. hereby informed that all dwell- with Porch and Garage. 3 to set. Call 757-442-4252. ings advertised in this newspa- choose from. Call for details 21075 Washington Street, 757-710-7146 ANTIQUE MAPLE Onley, VA. per are available on an equal 302-846-9100. New 4 Bed- HARDWOOD KITCHEN opportunity basis. For more room, 2 Bath also available. TABLE w/leaf & 4 chairs, information about Virginia’s WE BUY LAND!!! Call SKIDOO TRAILER - Only $30 Sells REDUCED: $95 $150. Lo- Fair Housing Law or to file a Needs work. $100. Call Clayton Homes for more your Boat cated on Chincoteague. fair housing complaint, call the information. 302-846-9100. 717-578-0378. 804-218-1090. Virginia Fair Housing Office at Locally Owned, BOAT WHEELS - 4-blade, or Car! 150-YEAR-OLD BOER (804) 367-8530. Toll-free call 1 pair, 19” x 23-1½” shaft. (888) 551-3247. For Locally Operated Call Angie at WAR ENFIELD RIFLE TDD users, please JUST REDUCED $300. Call Exc. condition. $1,000 OBO. 757-999-3437 & leave msg. 757-789-7678 call the Virginia Relay 410-245-0152. by dialing 7-1-1. 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Schooner Bay Boat Ramp Replacement - REBID ORDER OF PUBLICATION Invitation for Bids #736 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA The County of Accomack is seeking sealed bids from Legal qualified Virginia licensed contractors for renovations Case No. 21CL000603-00 to the Schooner Bay Boat Ramp located at the end of Accomack County Circuit Court, P.O. Box 126, Bluebill Lane (Rt. 802) on Chesconessex Creek, Onan- 23316 Courthouse Avenue, Accomac, VA 23301 cock VA 23417. Advertising MARIA BELEN JIMENEZ-RAMIREZ The work generally consists of the removal of the v. N/A existing boat ramp and furnishing and installing a new The object of this suit is to: concrete ramp including a concrete pavement tie-in. and Auctions OBTAIN A NAME CHANGE. All work is shown on the plans (3 sheets, dated February, 2021) prepared by J.W. Salm Engineering, and VMRC It is ORDERED that LUCILLA RAMIREZ appear at the permit for the project. The County will waive the tipping above-named court and protect his interests on or before fees for all materials removed from this project and de- SEPTEMBER 8, 2021. livered to the North Landfill (9400 Cutler Lane, Atlantic, July 8, 2021 VA 23303) by the contractor, including: concrete, dewa- Public Auction Caretta S. Duncan, Dep. Clerk tered soil, vegetation, timber. The contractor is responsi- August 10, 2021 at 10 AM ble to obtain any necessary County permits, but the fees Bid at will be waived. www.storageauctions.com *Work shall be completed 120 days after issue of Exmore Mini Storage - Notice to Proceed. Upon award, Contractor shall be re- Belle Haven quired to submit a Payment and Performance Bond for Tonja King B12 FAMILY COURT FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE 100% of the amount of the contract. Emma Custis C6 NOTICE OF PERMANENT GUARDIANSHIP ACTION Sealed bids may be delivered to the Accomack Coun- Stanley Ames D7 TO: Rontiese Copes, Respondent ty Administrator’s Office, 23296 Courthouse Ave., Suite FROM: Clerk of Family Court 203, Accomac, VA 23301 or may be mailed to the Ac- Tykiesha Roberts, Petitioner, has brought a civil action comack County Finance Office, c/o Lucy Huffman, P.O. (Petition #21-13891)against you to obtain permanent guard- Box 620 Accomac, VA 23301 until 12:00 p.m. Tuesday, ianship of your child(ren): Minor Male, DOB: 4/25/15 August 31, 2021. On the same day, at 3:00 p.m. lo- NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING cal time all bids received by the due date and time will A hearing has been scheduled at the Family Court, 22 The be publicly opened and read aloud via “Zoom Meeting.” THE ACCOMACK COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Circle, Georgetown, Delaware, on 9/10/21 at 9:45 am. If you Interested persons wishing to join the live bid opening WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON WEDNESDAY, do not appear at the hearing, the Court may grant permanent should contact Lucy Huffman at [email protected]. AUGUST 18, 2021 AT 6:30 p.m. AT METOMPKIN EL- guardianship to the Petitioner(s) without your appearance. va.us at least one day prior to the date set for the open- EMENTARY SCHOOL CAFETORIUM, 24501 PARK- SLEY ROAD, PARKSLEY, VIRGINIA TO AFFORD IF YOU WISH TO BE REPRESENTED BY AN ATTORNEY ing of bids. Bids received after the due date and time will IN THIS MATTER BUT CANNOT AFFORD ONE, YOU be returned unopened. INTERESTED PERSONS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD OR TO PRESENT WRITTEN COMMENTS MAY BE ENTITLED TO HAVE THE COURT APPOINT CONCERNING THE FOLLOWING: AN ATTORNEY TO REPRESENT YOU FOR FREE. FOR More information may be found on the following web- MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE CLERK sites: https://www.co.accomack.va.us/; https://eva.virginia. AT FAMILY COURT, (302) 855-7469. gov/index.html; https://bceva.com/ A. Ordinance Amendments pertaining to the Flood Hazard Overlay District. Proposed amendments to the Accomack County Zoning Ordinance pertaining to the Flood Hazard Overlay Dis- trict provisions. The proposed amendments are specifi- cally for Ordinance Section 106-352, Section 106-364 and PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT in accordance Section 106-366. Public Notice with 2013 Virginia Code Title 15.2 - COUNTIES, CITIES AND The Northampton County Wetlands Board will meet TOWNS. Chapter 54.1 - Virginia Wireless Service Authorities The proposed amendments address two necessary chang- Wednesday, August 18, 2021 at 10:30 a.m. in the Board Act, Section 15.2-5431.25 - Rates and Charges, on October es by bringing the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance in Chambers located at 16404 Courthouse Road in Eastville, 28, 2021, at 2PM, the Eastern Shore of Virginia Broadband line with the changes to the Building Code that were im- VA, for the purpose of considering the following wetlands/ Authority (“ESVBA”) will hold a public hearing concerning plemented in 2019 (Sections 106-352 and 106-364). This coastal primary sand dunes matters under public hearing proposed rates and charges for the use of ESVBA services will also clarify language with respect to the freeboard and to conduct regular business. at its offices located at 4174 Lankford Highway, Exmore, VA requirement, making it clear that it applies to machinery 23350. Copies of the proposed rate structure can be obtained and equipment (Section 106-366). VMRC 2021-0849: Barry Dombek is applying for a from the ESVBA website (www.esvba.com). permit to construct 400 linear feet of rip rap stone bank B. Ordinance Amendment to Appendix A – Sched- protection on filter cloth, using Class 1 stone, with A1 ule of Fees to add Electrical Permit Fees. mixed in as a filler. The structure will be approximately Proposed amendment to the Accomack County Ordinance 2.5 feet in height and 3 feet in depth, from bank to rock to add a fee schedule for Electrical Permits. Accomack toe, along the shoreline of Warehouse Creek. The prop- County is issuing electrical permits and performing elec- erty is located at 7154 Cedar Cottage Road, and is fur- trical inspections. The residential electrical inspections ther described as Tax Maps 20-A-38 (home) and 20-3-B will be completed by a 3rd party contractor, and the addi- (driveway lot). Place your legal ad with tion of fees will allow the County to recover funds. Anyone interested in the above matter should attend the scheduled public hearing. The application may be viewed in Angie Crutchley today at the Planning, Permitting, and Enforcement Office located at Public hearing related materials are available for review 16404 Courthouse Road in Eastville, VA. Written comments 757.789.7678 at the Accomack County Planning Department, 23296 can be submitted to the Planning, Permitting, and Enforce- Courthouse Avenue – Room 105 – Accomac, Virginia and ment Office, P.O. Box 538, Eastville, VA 23347. on the County’s website at http://www.boarddocs.com/va/ or email coa/Board.nsf/Public on the Friday prior to each meeting Handicapped Assistance Available: Please call [email protected] date. (757) 678-0440 extension 516 at least 48 hours in advance. Handicapped Assistance available, call: (757) 787-5726 or Marshall Cox, Chairman 824-5223 Wetlands Board July 30, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 39

TOWN OF CAPE CHARLES TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Notice of Public Hearing – Variance Request 18483 GASKINS ROAD, ACCOMACK COUNTY The Cape Charles Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a ONANCOCK, VIRGINIA 23417 public hearing on Tuesday, August 10, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. COUNTY OF ACCOMACK IN RE: JO NOCK-LYDIA WYATT FUND in the Cape Charles Civic Center, 500 Tazewell Avenue, In execution of a certain deed of trust dated 12/28/06, ANN OBENSHAIN, TRUSTEE, to receive public comment on the following: in the original principal amount of 194,750.00 recorded and in the County of Accomack, Virginia, as Instrument No. A. An application from Tom and Katie Austin, pro- 200700119, as amended by an instrument appointing SHORE LIFE CARE, INC. formerly t/a posed contract purchases, for a variance of 6 automo- the undersigned as Substitute Trustee, default having SHORE LIFECARE AT PARKSLEY, bile parking spaces from Section 4.5 (B) (3) (g) (3) of occurred in the payment of the Note thereby secured and Petitioners, the parking requirements which requires 20 parking at the request of the holder, the undersigned Substitute spaces and to substitute 12 golf cart parking spaces Trustee will offer for sale at public auction in the front of v. for a proposed mini-golf business at Tax Map #83A4- the building housing the Circuit Court of the COUNTY Case No.: CL21-601 1-B-26, 27, 28, & 29 on Randolph Avenue, directly OF ACCOMACK, VA located at 23316 Courthouse Av- across from Heritage Acres Court, in the C-3 District. enue, Accomack, Virginia, 23301 on August 24, 2021, at SHORE HEALTHCARE GROUP, LLC T/A Said application is being filed with consent from the 11:00am, the property described in said deed of trust, SHORE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER, property owners (John F. & Loraine A. Huchler and located at the above address, with improvements thereon Daniel C. Dabinett). and more particularly described as follows: ALL THAT EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA COMMUNITY CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND MORE PAR- FOUNDATION, The application is available for public review on our website TICULARLY DESCRIBED IN THAT DEED RECORD- and at www.capecharles.org. Please contact Interim Town Plan- ED IN DEED BOOK 494, AT PAGE 252 AND IN DEED ner/Zoning Administrator Katie Nunez at 757-331-2036, or MARK R. HERRING, IN HIS CAPACITY AS THE BOOK 615, AT PAGE 235 IN ACCOMACK COUNTY, ATTORNEY GENERAL. by email at [email protected], if you have any ques- VA. TERMS OF SALE: Neither the Substitute Trustee tions or require additional information. Anyone interested nor the holder of the note secured by the deed of trust Respondents. in attending and needing special assistance please contact will deliver possession of the property to the successful the Town at least 48 hours before the hearing. bidder. The purchaser at the sale will be required to pay AMENDED ORDER OF PUBLICATION all closing costs. Real estate taxes, water/sewer fees and The object of the above-styled suit is to approve the other public charges will be prorated as of the date of transfer of the Jo Nock-Lydia Wyatt Fund, a charitable sale. The risk of loss or damage to the property passes testamentary trust, from Shore Life Care, Inc. formerly to the purchaser immediately upon the conclusion of the trading as Shore LifeCare at Parksley to the Eastern Substitute Trustee’s sale. Terms: A bidder’s deposit of ten Shore of Virginia Community Foundation for the benefit percent (10%)of the sale price or ten percent price (10%) of the Eastern Shore Area Agency on Aging. The purpose of the original principal balance of the subject deed of of this notice is solely to make the public aware of the trust, whichever is lower, in the form of cash or certified nature of such proceedings, the remedy being sought NOTICE OF OYSTER PLANTING GROUND funds payable to the Substitute Trustee must be pres- herein, and the opportunity to share their views in re- APPLICATION ent at the time of sale. The balance of the purchase price gard thereto with the Attorney General. It is ORDERED SALT GROVE INVESTORS, LLC, (2021028) has applied will be due within 20 days at the office of the Substitute that the public at large share their views in regard to this for approximately 3.89 acres of oyster planting ground Trustee. The Substitute Trustee reserves the right to sus- proceeding with the Attorney General on or before the in Eyrehall Creek situated in Northampton City/County. pend bidding prior to completion of the sale. Time is of date that is thirty-five (35) days after entry of this Order The application is located at Lat/Long: N37-18.6106 / the essence as to the closing date and the payment of of Publication. W75-58.8406 the purchase price. If payment of the balance does not It is further ORDERED that this Order of Publication occur within twenty days of the sale date, the deposit will be published once a week for three consecutive weeks in To view a map of the application, use this web link to be forfeited. Seller shall not be responsible for any costs the EASTERN SHORE POST, a newspaper of general search the application by number (2021028): incurred by the purchaser in connection with their pur- circulation in Accomack County, Virginia. https://webapps.mrc.virginia.gov/public/oystergrounds/ chase or settlement, including, without limitation, state search_applications.php or contact the VMRC Engineer- and local recording fees, title insurance or research, or Entered this 8th day of July, 2021. ing/Surveying Department at 757-247-2230. any other costs of purchaser’s acquisition. Trustee shall Caretta S. Duncan, Dep. Clerk of the Court Send written comments or concerns to: have no duty to obtain possession for purchaser. All risks Marine Resources Commission, Engineering/ of casualty pass to successful bidder at conclusion of bid- WE ASK FOR THIS: Surveying Department, 380 Fenwick Road, ding. The property and the improvements thereon will be Kristan B. Burch (VSB No. 42640) Fort Monroe, VA 23651-1064 sold “AS IS” and without representation or warranties of Clark J. Belote (VSB No. 87310) any kind. The sale is subject to all liens, encumbrances, Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. conditions, easements and restrictions, if any, superior to 150 W. Main Street, Suite 1900 the mentioned deed of trust and lawfully affecting the Norfolk, VA 23510-1665 property. Sale is subject to post-sale confirmation that (757) 624-3000 the borrower did not file for protection under the U.S. (888) 360-9092 (fax) Bankruptcy Code prior to the sale, as well as to post-sale Counsel for Petitioners confirmation and audit of the status of the loan with the loan servicer including, but not limited to, determination of whether the borrower(s) entered into any repayment NOTICE OF OYSTER PLANTING GROUND agreement, reinstated or paid off the loan prior to the APPLICATION sale. In any such event, the sale shall be null and void, SALT GROVE INVESTORS, LLC, (2021029) has applied and the Purchaser’s sole remedy, in law or equity, shall PUBLIC NOTICE for approximately 2 acres of oyster planting ground in be the return of the Purchaser’s deposit without interest. COUNTY OF ACCOMACK, VIRGINIA Additional terms to be announced at the sale. For more Eyrehall Creek situated in Northampton City/County. NOTICE IS HEREBY PROVIDED THAT THE DAN- The application is located at Lat/Long: N37-18.5287 / information contact: Abby Moynihan, Esq., member of Surety Trustees, at 301-490-3361 or www.mwc-law.com. GEROUS STRUCTURE LOCATED AT: W75-59.2407 34433 Craddockville Road, Belle Haven, Virginia To view a map of the application, use this web link to 23306 – TAX MAP #117-A-43 search the application by number (2021029): MUST BE REPAIRED OR REMOVED BY August https://webapps.mrc.virginia.gov/public/oystergrounds/ 15, 2021 OR THE COUNTY OF ACCOMACK SHALL search_applications.php or contact the VMRC Engineer- HAVE IT REPAIRED OR REMOVED AND ALL COSTS ing/Surveying Department at 757-247-2230. CHARGED TO THE OWNER PURSUANT TO THE Send written comments or concerns to: ATTORNEYS: COUNTY’S DANGEROUS STRUCTURE ORDINANCE Marine Resources Commission, Engineering/ Legal ads are now searchable on the (18-4) AND VIRGINIA CODE SECTION 15.2-906. Surveying Department, 380 Fenwick Road, statewide database!! Fort Monroe, VA 23651-1064 ACCOMACK COUNTY BUILDING & ZONING – (757) 787-5721 40 • Eastern Shore Post • July 30, 2021 Virtual Farmers Market

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I find it disturbing that the To hear Ms. Burton’s comments that Dear Editor: built and still live on this Eastern Shore. editor did not ask for a more sensitive concerned residents should just build I'd like to thank both Mr. Payne and We love it, work to preserve what's rewrite. I believe the Post should print a fence or employ other deterrents on Mr. Landis for their letters in recent good, improve and fix what is wrong, an apology to the family and public for their property unjustly places the bur- editions of the Eastern Shore Post. and live together for the good of ALL. this disgraceful article. den on local residents for the behav- They each bring a broad and helpful I propose we honor Abel Upshur, Anthony LoFaso, Onancock ior of groups that release cats onto the perspective to events on the Eastern one of the most distinguished citizens landscape. Instead, it should be the re- Shore of Virginia, both from the past of the Eastern Shore with a new me- Feral Cats Present Risks sponsibility of these groups to keep the and the present and ideally, they will morial. Name the new Eastern Shore Dear Editor: cats contained, ensuring that both cats inform the future. Public Library and Heritage Center We were shocked to read the reply and the community stay safe. I agree with Sunday voting. Heck, after him, and all the heroes of the from “Alice Burton, of a northern Vir- Roberta Kellam, Franktown why not internet voting? Under secure Shore. Erect a statue in both Parksley ginia animal rescue group,” when re- and Grant Sizemore, American and controlled conditions (one vote for and Nassawadox, close to his home at sponding to Chincoteague residents’ Bird Conservancy each person, no more, no less) is some- Vaucluse Shores. concerns regarding the ongoing release thing our Founding Fathers would My family and the Lipman Family of stray and feral cats into the commu- Dear Editor: smile upon. Too many people do not have made a pledge that totals $25,000 nity. Ms. Burton’s response was, es- Those residents of northern Acco- make it to the polls to express their in honor of our families for this worthy sentially, “deal with it.” mack County who are disturbed by the personal opinions and sentiments. cause. Have you done your part? A do- Stray and feral cats present a num- Navy’s carrier landing practice opera- That is just wrong! Too many heroes, nation of any amount is welcome. ber of risks to Chincoteague’s res- tion (FCLP) over their homes and fam- among them, Abel Upshur, died in the Join us, please, as we close the gap idents, including people, pets, and ilies, particularly late into the night, name of this country and to neglect to and build not only a library, but a tes- wildlife. In addition to property dam- should call: use one of the fundamental rights they tament to the sturdiest people in Vir- age and general nuisances, cats also • Navy Noise: 855-628-9247 have fought for, and died for, is disre- ginia. The tide is rising in many ways pose a disease risk. For example, cats • Wallops Flight Facility Operations: spectful, and frankly, un-American. here, and my roots here go back many are the top source of rabies among do- 757-824-1250 (airfield manager) I am a fan of the founding fathers. years, my wife's family even further. mestic animals in Virginia. From 2001 • U.S. Congress (Rep. Elaine They unfortunately lived in differ- Many of you even more. to 2019, cats accounted for 72% of all Luria): 757-364-7650 ent times. Slavery is a fact, and it has Thank you for reading this. God confirmed rabid domestic animals in • County Supervisor (Ron Wolff): flourished throughout time and re- Bless the United States of America, the commonwealth. There were nearly 757-824-0383 mains to this day. "Free your mind our Armed Forces, our governments eight times more rabid cats than rabid These are all public (our) servants. from mental slavery," Bob Marley once and most of all where it all starts. Our dogs. Just like our pets, stray and feral It is inappropriate, abusive, and dan- sang proudly. Jefferson believed in the people. All of us. cats must be vaccinated initially and gerous for the U.S. Navy to operate, profound right of the individual to do Ron Matthews, Little Hell then given regular boosters to main- and Wallops to host, the intensive car- whatever they wanted, provided it did tain current rabies vaccination. Any- rier low-level landing practice over not disadvantage or dispossess anoth- Crime Details Insensitive thing less puts the community at risk. these communities of hundreds of fam- er of the same. Dear Editor: Of course, stray and feral cats are ilies and homes, much less our gra- Abel Upshur, A.T. Carter, Thomas I am appalled at the article written also a nightmare for wildlife. Scientif- cious natural environment, when the Savage, Lucius Kellam, the Laughing by your crime writer concerning Brian ic studies estimate that cats annually Department of Defense has hundreds King of Accawmacke, Robert Bloxom, Daley. The public didn’t need to know kill 2.4 billion birds in the U.S. and are of thousands of sequestered opera- Sr., Senator Fears, Gov. Wise, Duers, the intimate details surrounding his the top source of direct, human-caused tional aerodromes in the surrounding Prettyman, Thomas, White, Baldwin, death. The family knew the whole sto- bird mortality in the U.S. and Canada. mid-Atlantic region. Eyre, Judge Lankford, Capt. Walker ry and wouldn’t have wanted their grief Studies in Virginia have shown that This is your government, correct it. of Nassawadox, Gertrude Whitehead, and privacy invaded and shared with cats are major predators of wildlife, Retired Lt. Col. John Schneider Thomas Scott, Burleigh Tatum, and the general populace. The article did not and a Wildlife Center of Virginia study New Church

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