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Grand Marshal Spread His Waterman's Legacy Statewide SSentinel.com Serving Middlesex County and adjacent areas of the Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck since 1896 Vol. 118, No. 24 Urbanna, Virginia 23175 • September 13, 2012 Two Sections • 75¢ County decides against seeking separate bids on recycled items by Larry S. Chowning Marcia Jones. Although not part of the co-min- The Middlesex County Board of gled program, recycled cardboard Supervisors voted 4-1 last week not collected at the convenience centers to “separately” bid out the county’s does produce a profi t for the county. co-mingled recycling program. Co- “We should go out and offi cially get mingled recycling materials include bids on these small areas that VPPSA plastics, aluminum cans and glass. is now handling,” said Mansfi eld. “We Saluda representative and board need to try to come up with the cheap- representative to the Virginia Peninsu- est price that we can.” las Public Service Authority (VPPSA) Interim county administrator Bill board Pete Mansfi eld recommended Whitley said Middlesex has a very at the September 4 board meeting that small staff in the county offi ce. “You the county bid the program out to pos- will be asking that staff for a lot more sibly get a better overall price. work that VPPSA is already doing for Mansfi eld has continued to voice you,” he said. concerns that the county is not get- Supervisors signed a one-year con- ting enough “bang for its buck” with tract in June with VPPSA to handle VPPSA because the county does not recycling materials, which includes competitively bid out aspects of the co-mingled materials. It will come up landfi ll programs. again prior to June 30, 2013. He also voiced concern that VPPSA Mansfi eld made a motion to have helps write bid documents and then is the co-mingled program bid out, allowed to bid on programs. “That’s saying he had talked with Waste Man- something that’s never done in the agement, a competitor of VPPSA, and private sector,” said Mansfi eld. they had indicated they could run the VPPSA’s co-mingled program program for less money. includes providing containers to hold Hartfi eld representative Carlton and handle the materials and adminis- Revere said, “It’s a very dynamic issue tering the bidding process for the sale and I feel uncomfortable making a of the materials. decision without listening to what Middlesex County does not make VPPSA has to say.” a profi t on co-mingled materials VPPSA and county offi cials are because the cost of handling out- scheduled to discuss the co-mingled weighs their value in the marketplace, program at the board’s October 2 said assistant county administrator meeting. Middlesex lowers tuition fee Former VMRC Commissioner William (Bill) Pruitt, above, is grand marshal of this year’s Oyster Festival. for some non-resident students by Larry S. Chowning County. Goforth said Anderton explained to Grand marshal spread his A hot school issue nearly 25 years ago him that the Glenns community got their was whether Middlesex schools should mail in Saluda and felt like they were part charge tuition for non-resident, out-of- of Middlesex. Anderton was opposed to county students. Eventually tutitions charging non-resident students tuition. waterman’s legacy statewide were introduced but the matter came up However, county supervisors over the again Monday night at the county school years felt that students from outside of the by Larry S. Chowning or you might say he was just being Bill late H.R. “Peck” Humphreys Jr., then a board meeting, and some tuitions were county were costing Middlesex County Pruitt. Commercial fi sherman Kenneth powerful man in Virginia’s menhaden lowered. money and in the late 1980s persuaded The Urbanna Oyster Festival Founda- W. Williams of Hartfi eld, a former com- fi shery. At the end of Pruitt’s interview When the issue was brought up in the school board to approve a tuition rate tion Board has named former Virginia mission member who served on VMRC Humphreys asked if anyone had any the mid-1980s, school offi cials were for non-resident students. Marine Resources (VMRC) Commis- as the waterman representative, said questions for the young man. opposed to charging tuition because School superintendent Dr. James Lane sioner William (Bill) Pruitt as the grand Pruitt had a knack for making every- “ ‘Well,’ this man said, ‘I’ve got a ques- they contended that state aid received for informed the school board Monday that marshal of the 55th annual Urbanna thing seem better, even when it wasn’t. tion,’ ” Pruitt recalls. those students off-set any tuition fees. there are many non-resident students Oyster Festival. His positive demeanor made you think, “He said, ‘Bill, I’m a beer distributor. There was also a historical connec- wanting to attend Middlesex schools Pruitt’s voice is deep and strong. well, maybe things aren’t as bad as they That’s how I make my living. Why do tion that involved the northern end of but they are unable to afford the $3,000 There’s still an echo of that distinctive seem, said Williams. you think the governor appointed me to Gloucester County that is strongly tied to annual tuition. He recommended a Eastern Shore of Virginia accent that “I’ve seen people come before the be on this board?’ ” the Saluda/Urbanna area. Students from reduction in tuition for families who he picked up as a child growing up on commission mad as you know what and “I came right back with an answer; I Glenns had attended the high school in meet a certain criteria. Tangier Island. leave with a smile on their face. And said, sir, anyone who’s ever eaten Chesa- Saluda and the elementary school in The school board voted unanimously Tangier is almost right in the middle really nothing had changed,” said Wil- peake Bay steamed crabs knows we need Urbanna for nearly 50 years without to reduce the $3,000 annual tuition to of the Chesapeake Bay and noted as a liams. you around. When you eat a steamed paying any tuition. $2,000 if a student qualifi es for free or maritime community where commercial In the 1960s, Pruitt married an crab you’ve got to have a pitcher of beer Pinetop District school board member reduced lunch and meets all other non- fi shing is king. Although many a strong, Urbanna girl, Diane Pruitt, and moved with it.” Jim Goforth recalls when he was assis- resident student criteria in the policy dynamic individual has left the island to off Tangier Island to Remlik. He had “The place broke up with laughter,” tant superintendent of schools in the early manual. meet with success in life, few have come landed a job working in a newly formed said Pruitt. 1980s that former school board chair- Goforth said part of the criteria for close to reaching the accomplishments regional planning commission. Shortly “Then Mr. Humphreys said, ‘I’ve got man John Gayle Anderton came to him acceptance is that the increase in school of Bill Pruitt. thereafter, he became the fi rst county and explained the longtime educational population does not require hiring addi- In 2006, after 25 years as head of administrator in Richmond County. (See Pruitt, page A2) agreement with Glenns and Middlesex tional teachers or other personnel. VMRC, Pruitt retired. His long service While there he became associated might not seem that big of a deal except with leaders in the politically-connected for the fact that the job is a political oyster packing and menhaden industries appointment and Democrats and Repub- in the Northern Neck and Middle Pen- licans switched back and forth in the insula. governor’s mansion quite a few times When state offi cials began to look for over the course of Pruitt’s tenure as com- a replacement for Dr. James Douglas as missioner. head of VMRC, several oyster packers A feat in itself, Pruitt served under and others lobbied for Pruitt’s name to seven governors. Starting with Governor be included in the list of applicants. Charles “Chuck” Robb in 1982, each To say the least, the young man from governor thereafter appointed Pruitt with Tangier Island appeared to be a long very little debate. He’d probably still be shot. in offi ce if he had wanted to stay. “When several people approached You might say he was good at his job, me about the job I said I’d talk to them about it, but I thought it was so far out of reach,” said Pruitt. “It was the only state County school job I’d be interested in because of my heritage. Generations of my family had superintendent worked the water.” Pruitt was interviewed but Robb reap- pointed Douglas. A couple months later fi les resignation Douglas resigned. Governor Robb then The Middlesex County School Board created a 23-member search commit- voted unanimously during a special ses- tee and went nationwide trying to fi nd a sion yesterday to accept the resignation new head of the commission. Pruitt was of county school superintendent Dr. encouraged to resubmit his name and he James Lane, effective December 12, did. 2012. Lane has accepted the position of There were 35 strong applicants from superintendent for Goochland County all across the country and the list was Public Schools. narrowed down to fi ve. Pruitt made the Dr. Lane just started his fi fth year in interview cut and went before the selec- Middlesex and his second year as super- tion panel. intendent.
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