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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has placed this billboard in Accomack County. Submitted image. A new PETA billboard hopes to gar- an animal outdoors at night, when the ner support for new state bill, which temperature is below 32 degrees or above 85 degrees, during a heat adviso- College Opens New Building would make it illegal to tie dogs out- ry, or during a severe weather advisory. side in bad weather and at night It also increases the minimum teth- Eastern Shore Community College students arrived for the 2020 spring se- By Carol Vaughn er length requirement to at least 15 mester Monday at their new Academic Building. Work is still being com- A Norfolk animal welfare organiza- feet or four times the length of the ani- pleted in some areas of the facility, which will continue in coming weeks. tion has installed a billboard in Acco- mal, whichever is greater. Students were greeted by faculty, staff, board, and foundation members, mack County, hoping to influence resi- The legislation does not change exist- and presented with t-shirts and commemorative water bottles. ESCC has dents to support legislation that would ing provisions governing shelters for pets. extended registration for classes through this week. Photo by Bill LeCato. make it illegal to tie dogs outside in The bill was referred to the Senate some circumstances. Committee on Agriculture, Conserva- Wedding Venue Discussions Heat Up The billboard, placed by People for tion and Natural Resources on Jan. 3. A wedding venue in Cheriton up- The venue would be located on 14 the Ethical Treatment of Animals, is on “There is no crueler punishment for acres of Huntington Farm, a waterfront Route 13 just south of State Route 620 a dog than to be trapped at the end of a sets the neighbors with fear of noise property owned by Catherine Fulton, of near Painter, facing south. chain 24/7, unable to exercise, explore violations and crowded streets Norfolk, Va., and her four sisters, which PETA in a press release noted SB new smells, or even reach basic neces- By Stefanie Jackson they inherited from their parents. The 272, sponsored by Sen. John J. Bell, is sities like food and water,” said Daphna Northampton homeowners on Cher- entire property is 200 acres and has be- being considered in the Virginia Gen- Nachminovitch, PETA senior vice pres- rystone Road, near Cheriton, are op- longed to the family for 46 years. eral Assembly 2020 session. ident, in a press release. posed to the idea of a potentially noisy At the first public hearing on the Bell represents District 13 in North- Nachminovitch said PETA’s mem- and disruptive wedding and event ven- event venue, held by the Northampton ern Virginia. bers and supporters in Virginia “are ue opening for business down the street. (Continued on Page 7) The bill would make it illegal to tie (Continued on Page 2) 2 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020 Melfa Man Pleads Guilty in a Plea Agreement With Commonwealth In the trial for the shooting of a on on each of the two counts, with all Judge Lewis granted the motion to Byrd told another man to shoot but seven years suspended and the continue the case, which is tentatively Mapp, according to Mapp’s testimony. Painter man, one man pleads time to run concurrently. scheduled to happen March 10. Mapp ran away from the car and was guilty while the judge grants a Lewis asked for a presentence report Logan, through his attorney, Carl hit in the arm and stomach by one shot. continuation for another and set Byrd’s sentencing for March. Bundick, asked if he can be moved to He then went into the house, he said. Byrd was remanded to jail. a jail on the Eastern Shore, either the The child in the car was not hurt, ac- By Carol Vaughn In a second case related to the same Accomack County Jail or the Eastern cording to the testimony. One man pleaded guilty and anoth- incident, James Ernest Logan, 36, of Shore Regional Jail, but Lewis said Another shot came through the house er man’s case was continued Tuesday Accomac, asked for the case to be con- that decision falls under the sheriff’s and hit him in the head, Mapp said. in Accomack County Circuit Court in tinued to allow time to engage his own authority, not his. After blacking out briefly, he came connection with the shooting of a man expert in cellphone data analysis to Mapp testified at a preliminary to and retrieved his own gun and fired near Painter in March 2018. look at records the prosecution plans hearing that his 5-year-old son had back, he said. Warner Edward Byrd Jr., 37, of to submit as evidence. gotten in the car and popped the trunk The men scattered after Mapp re- Melfa, in a plea agreement with the Logan was indicted in August on from the inside of the car so Mapp turned fire, Commonwealth’s Attorney commonwealth pleaded guilty to one charges of attempted murder, robbery, could place a kerosene container inside Spencer Morgan said Tuesday. count of robbery and one count of ma- use of a firearm, and malicious maiming. before they went to Walmart. At some point, the men took off their licious wounding related to the shoot- He pleaded not guilty to all four Mapp heard someone behind him masks and Mapp saw them, Morgan said. ing of Quanta Mapp at his Seaside charges in court Tuesday and has as he was at the trunk, and turned He later identified two of the men to Road residence on March 18, 2018. asked for a jury trial. around to find three masked men with investigators as Byrd and Logan. In addition to those counts, Byrd Logan, who has been held in a Vir- guns, he said. He raised his hands. A forensic consultant analyzed was indicted on a count of attempted ginia Beach jail since August, said he The men began asking him about cellphone call data and text records murder and a firearms charge related had only received the cellphone re- money and drugs, using the term from phone numbers for Byrd and to the case. cords to review the previous day. “the bands,” a street term for money, Logan from around the time of the Judge W. Revell Lewis III accept- Attorney Carl Bundick filed a mo- he said. incident, according to Morgan, who ed the plea agreement, which in- tion for discovery and inspection on Mapp said he is not connected to submitted several text messages as cludes a sentence of 15 years in pris- Dec. 23. such activity and works at Tyson Foods. evidence in Byrd’s case.

Ocean East REALTY ~ PETA Billboard ~ oline County, according to the release. 6373 Maddox Blvd., “It’s just the cruelest thing for a social (Continued From Front Page) Chincoteague Island, VA pack animal to be sentenced to a life at the www.ChincoteagueOceanEast.com 1-866-406-3354 • 757-336-2222 eager to see SB 272 save lives by mak- end of a chain — and we know that these Linda Budd Vicky Thornton Donna Jones Donna Parks ing it illegal to leave a dog chained up dogs suffer greatly, not just during weath- when owners aren’t home, overnight, er extremes, but from loneliness and frus- and during extreme weather.” tration and isolation, which is very unnat- Nachminovitch in a telephone inter- ural for them,” Nachminovitch said. view said when she drove north on the According to PETA, 32 animals were

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Hours of Operation Monday - Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm ESCC Reboot Hire Faces Three Saturday 9:00am - 2:00pm 757-787-1010 Felony Charges in Virginia Beach www.mason-davis.com Independently Owned & Operated 47 MARKET ST. IN ONANCOCK, VA ESCC president offers second chance to Being small has its advantages,” he said. new hire in midst of pending court case Eastern Shore Community College has the smallest enrollment of any By Carol Vaughn community college in Virginia. The man hired in September as Hall’s position at Eastern Shore Eastern Shore Community College’s Community College is a new one, cre- workforce and business solutions offi- ated to help im- cer is facing trial on three felony counts plement improve- NEW LISTING in Onley NEW LISTING with Waterview OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY! 01/19/20 $279,900 MLS 51022 $125,678 MLS 51050 3327 Main St. Exmore, VA of embezzlement. ments as part of 3 BR / 2 BA - Pool, Deck & Garage 1 BR / 1 BA Beach House 10:19 a.m. to 12:14 p.m. Still, President James Shaeffer says a three-year “re- Jessica Bernard 757-710-9938 Schuyler Hurlbut 757-710-9576 Schuyler Hurlbut 757-710-9576 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Brian Scott Hall is the right person for boot” plan the col- the job, despite his legal troubles. Hall lege announced a has 23 years of experience in economic year ago. and workforce development, according to The plan came a September 2019 press release from the in response to the college announcing his hiring. finding that the “I want to be clear — this is my hire. I college fell below Scott Hall Victorian in Franktown “Chesconessex” Waterfront Commercial in Nassawadox $269,000 MLS 49110 $338,000 MLS 49240 $249,500 MLS 50236 made the decision,” Shaeffer said. thresholds required under a new state 3 BR / 2 BA - Pool & Spa 3 BR/ 2 BA 2 Buildings, One Price! Hall, 56, was business development co- policy — the thresholds include the Jessica Bernard 757-710-9938 George Schoolfield 757-710-1871 Tammy Mason 757-710-2295 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ordinator for the City of Virginia Beach number of students served, population Department of Economic Development of the service area, and cost of programs between 2008 and June 2018, according relative to the rest of the Virginia Com- to his LinkedIn profile. munity College System. A grand jury in Virginia Beach indict- The goal of the reboot is to re-establish ed Hall on three felony counts of embez- the college as “a viable and sustainable zlement on Nov. 5, 2018. Hall resigned college that responds to the unmet edu- Onancock- Minutes to Town Wharf NEW LISTING in Melfa Machipongo during an audit of the department. cational and training needs of the Shore,” $267,900 MLS 48813 Short Walk to Country Club $149,999 MLS 48719 3 BR / 2.5 BA $225,000 MLS 51062 3BR/2BA 4 BR / 2 BA The incidents happened between according to a state presentation. Michael Stephano 757-710-0803 Helen Glenn 757-710-3129 Susan Beasley 757-710-1284 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] September 2016 and June 2018, ac- The college in May announced 12 ad- cording to the indictment. ministrative positions were being elimi- The case has been continued several nated and three new positions were be- times; the trial currently is scheduled for ing created as part of the process. Feb. 5 in Virginia Beach Circuit Court. The other two new positions are in stu- Hall is accused of embezzling around dent services, Shaeffer said. $4,000, according to a Nov. 10, 2018, ar- Shaeffer, who became president on Ju- Occohannock Creek Waterfront Onancock Creek Waterfront Occohannock Creek Waterfront *Star Harbor Farm* $1,495,000 $645,000 MLS 48913 *Grapeland* 4 BR / 4.5 BA ticle in the Virginian-Pilot. ly 1, prefers to call the three-year process MLS 48995 3BR/4.5BA 4 BR / 2.5 BA $895,000 MLS 49115 Virginia Beach Auditor Lyndon Remi- a “refresh.” Tammy Mason 757-710-2295 Helen Glenn 757-710-3129 Michael Stephano 757-710-0803 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] as said the alleged crimes are related to Noting that next year the college will packages Hall shipped to his girlfriend in celebrate its 50th anniversary, Shaeffer the Philippines, according to the Pilot. said, “My job is to help folks refresh and Hall declined to comment, citing the help folks get ready for the next 50 years.” pending court case. “If you reboot, that means everything Hall was interviewed for the job at you were doing was wrong or not work- Eastern Shore Community College in the ing, and the reality is, since I’ve been here, P u n g o t e a g u e B u i l d i n g L o t s Occohannock Creek Waterfront 3 R e s i d e n t i a l B u i l d i n g L o t s i n 5 Available - $23,500 Residential Building Lot - Mappsville - Deal on all 3 second round of a search to fill the posi- there’s a lot that’s still working — so we MLS 49449 Septic Letter on File 2 Acres $79,000 MLS 49841 MLS 49399, 49400, 49401 tion, Shaeffer said, noting he was among are just refreshing,” he said. Jessica Bernard 757-710-9938 Susan Beasley 757-710-1284 Kelly Edwards 757-710-3608 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] a half a dozen people interviewed. Hall’s position, workforce and business “I was having a heck of a time finding solutions officer, is responsible for day-to- the right fit…We really needed to beef up day operations of a 15-member team and our workforce development,” he said. reports to the vice president of academics, A priority of the college, as well as of workforce and student affairs, according the entire Virginia Community College to a job description on his LinkedIn page. system, is to better combine workforce Hall fit the bill for the job, including both Onancock Creek Waterview P a i n t e r * N e v e r L i v e d I n Clayton Home in Greenbush $184,900 MLS 49583 $160,000 MLS 50879 $89,900 MLS 49259 development with academic offerings, ac- his skills and knowledge of the Hampton 3 BR / 2BA Built in 2010 * 3 BR / 2 BA 3 BR / 2 BA Susan Beasley 757-710-1284 Michael Stephano 757-710-0803 Cindy Nicolls 757-710-2934 cording to Shaeffer. Roads region, according to Shaeffer. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] “If it’s going to work, it will work here. “He was ready to hit the ground run- January 17, 2020 • Eastern Shore Post • 5 ning. I just didn’t have anybody in the hire, according to Shaeffer. tem has “guardrails” to guard against Information about Eastern Shore pool that met that need,” Shaeffer said. “It was clear that Scott was the wrongdoing by its employees. Community College’s reboot plan, According to Shaeffer, Hall was open best person that we had interviewed “I know I’ve hired the right person,” including progress reports, is at “from day one” about his legal issues. for the job,” he said, adding, “He has he said. https://es.vccs.edu/about/reboot/ Bill Aiken, a retired college president paid his debt back to Virginia Beach… named by VCCS Chancellor Glenn Du- It has affected his ability to get a job Bois to serve as transition officer at ES- and keep a job.” High-Speed Chase Ends on Bridge CC, was handling the job search, ac- Shaeffer noted community colleges Sunday night chase ends with marijuana The officer asked Coleman to pull cording to Shaeffer. are places “where people get first chanc- possession, spike strips, and a trip to jail over, and Coleman briefly complied but It was when they met face-to-face for es, and they get second chances, they get then “took off,” initiating a police pur- an interview that Shaeffer realized he third chances — they get a chance to re- By Stefanie Jackson suit, Spencer said. had met Hall before — when Shaeffer, write their narrative for life here.” A driver on the Chesapeake Bay- But when Coleman’s speed reached in his former job as dean of professional “I don’t care if you are a student or if Bridge Tunnel led police officers on a “triple digits,” police “completely and continuing education for Old Domin- you are a professional…I want to give high-speed chase Sunday night that end- backed off.” Officers set up road spikes ion University, attended quarterly meet- opportunities for people to be able to ed in a crash on the Virginia Beach side on the south end of the bridge. ings of the Military Economic Develop- rewrite that narrative and to be able to of the bridge. Coleman ran over the spikes, ment Advisory Committee at the Virginia go on from there,” he said, noting that Devlin Dalonte Smith Coleman, of wrecked his vehicle, and was fleeing on Beach Economic Development office. some of the college’s students have Wilmington, Del., was leaving the East- foot when police apprehended him. Shaeffer contacted the human re- spent time in prison or had other diffi- ern Shore and pulled up to an EZ Pass He is currently in the Eastern Shore sources department at the Virginia cult issues in their background. toll booth on the bridge-tunnel Jan. 12 Regional Jail in Eastville, Spencer Community College System, which con- “The mistake that he made was one about 10 p.m. said. ducts background checks on potential that he’s had to live with…and he knows He found himself unable to proceed Coleman has six criminal charges hires, about Hall’s legal situation. that he going to have to live with that when the gate at the toll booth did not against him, with more pending. He is He also called references. — but there’s no reason that we can’t raise. CBBT Police Chief Eddie Spen- being charged with two felonies–elud- “The references were very clear — give him a second chance,” Shaeffer said. cer said either Coleman didn’t have ing police and possession of marijuana that he had made a mistake, but he is a Under Hall’s leadership, the college’s an EZ Pass transponder or the device with intent to distribute. good worker and that he would be a great medical scribe program has gotten up wasn’t working. Lesser charges include failure to pay choice,” Shaeffer said. and running, among other accomplish- When a police officer approached Cole- a toll, improper lane change, reckless The college’s search committee also ments, Shaeffer said. man’s vehicle to assist him, the officer driving due to speed, and driving with unanimously said Hall was the person to He noted the community college sys- detected a “strong smell” of marijuana. a suspended license. ENROLLING Pre-K to Grade 12

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508 South Main Street | Berlin, Maryland Tara Becker | 410-641-3575 | [email protected] | www.worcesterprep.org 6 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020 Scientists in Oyster Share Their Studies at an Open House Jan. 7 Researchers study marine heatwaves, to forests, where there the loss of marshes. ghost forests, marshes, and more is less light. The marsh Scientists now recommend plant- grasses are getting ing marsh grasses and building oyster By Stefanie Jackson enough light to grow reefs to protect shorelines. Scientists at the University of Virgin- but not to reproduce, Oyster reefs help prevent erosion and ia’s Eastern Shore research site, known meaning less genetic di- also provide habitats for marine life. In formally as the Anheuser-Busch Coast- versity and less chance one study, when oyster reefs in the water al Research Center, are learning about of prolonged survival. were exposed or barely submerged, they climate change and sea-level rise and One experiment reduced wave heights by 40%. When oys- their effects on coastal habitats, marine found that marsh ter reefs were fully submerged, they re- life, and ultimately, people living on the grasses flower seven duced wave heights by less than 10%. Eastern Shore and around the globe. times less when they Marshes dampened waves by 91% Their work is part of the Virginia are covered by cloths over a 20-meter section at Fowling Coast Reserve’s Long-Term Ecological providing 10% shade. Point, a research location a few miles Research program, which has contin- But the study of east of the Birdsnest area. ued for more than 30 years. Researcher Ezra Kottler explains the process of marsh migration has Researchers have visited Fowling The program was established in marsh migration to a guest at the Anheuser-Bus- also led to findings that Point since 2007 to measure how much collaboration with The Nature Con- ch Coastal Research Center open house Jan. 7. could benefit Eastern carbon dioxide salt marshes remove servancy and is funded by the Nation- Photo by Stefanie Jackson. Shore farmers. Re- from the air, using a method called eddy al Science Foundation. searchers discovered covariance. The public was invited to an open of Virginia coasts in 2015. The record that native plants like salt marsh hay Studies show a reduction of carbon house at the research center Jan. 7, high temperatures were recorded at a can be used to mitigate saltwater in- dioxide in the atmosphere when more where they enjoyed complimentary buoy in Wachapreague. trusion on farmlands. sunlight is present, during the day and wine and light refreshments in a ca- Researchers at the Oyster lab are par- Salt marsh hay draws salt out of the in the summer, when more photosyn- sual setting while meeting research- ticipating in the restoration of the sea- soil and releases the salt through its thesis occurs. ers and learning about their scientif- grass beds, which are the preferred habi- leaves, much like salt is removed from But eddy covariance is less effective ic findings and the resulting real-life tat of some bivalves like bay scallops. the human body through sweat. at tracking the movement of carbon di- applications. Scientists studied how the seagrass Marshes play an important role in mit- oxide when marshes are underwater Highlights of the event included restoration may affect populations of cer- igating climate change because they store at high tide. In spring 2020, research- a presentation on marine heatwaves tain types of marine life. For example, carbon more effectively than forests do. ers will add solar induced fluorescence – significant increases in water tem- since the restoration began, research- Trees store carbon mostly in their to their repertoire, allowing them to peratures – which have occurred spo- ers have found more clams living inside trunks, so when trees are cut down or die measure photosynthesis. radically over the last 35 years. Water the seagrass than outside, but more blue naturally, carbon is released back into the It will be the first time this technol- temperatures above 28 degrees Cel- crabs outside the seagrass than inside. atmosphere. Trees can be killed by salt- ogy has ever been used in an aquatic sius (82 degrees Fahrenheit) are dan- The most populous fish in the sea- water intrusion, leaving behind a phe- environment, and it will happen on the gerous to marine plants. grass are silver perch and anchovies. nomenon called ghost forests. Eastern Shore. Scientists are concerned. Even The restoration is important in light But marshes store carbon in the soil, The researchers also use well-recog- though the marine heatwaves have not of climate change, because seagrass – where it remains trapped and eventu- nized technology, like drones, which are increased in intensity, they are becom- as well as salt marsh – helps remove ally becomes oil and coal. used to study changes in habitats such ing more frequent. carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Plants remove carbon dioxide from as coastal salt marshes, barrier islands, Marine heatwaves that began in The researchers have studied how the atmosphere during photosynthesis, oyster reefs, and mudflats. 2012 and continued through 2017 were marshes are migrating further inland the process by which plants use sun- The data collected by the drones is responsible for the massive killing of due to sea-level rise. This is a problem light to make their own food. But re- used to create digital elevation models seagrass meadows off Eastern Shore because the marshes are migrating in- searchers want to know just how much of the areas and study the land’s re- carbon dioxide salt marshes are remov- sponses to storm disturbances, erosion, Visit our website for complete listings: www.beachbayrealty.com ing from the atmosphere, and can the and sea level rise. 6202 Maddox Blvd., marshes use the carbon dioxide fast One of the highlights of the Jan. 7 open Chincoteague, VA 23336 enough to outgrow rising sea levels? house was the opportunity for guests to [email protected] Angie Abell Jennifer Huether 757-336-3600 One-third of the Eastern Shore’s create their own elevation models in an Broker Realtor marshes were created within the last interactive “virtual sandbox” in a dark- Dream Home on 1.78 Acres 100 years. One way everyday citizens ened lab room. The sandbox featured Just minutes from the island and located in Chincoteague School district, includes 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 1st floor master with Jacuzzi tub, dual zone can help save these marshes is by cre- a projector that displayed an elevation heat & A/C, outdoor living space with fireplace, attached garage. ating living shorelines, which provide map on the sand, which changed in real $298,500 protection against erosion using natu- time as guests dug their own mountains, Waterview ral elements. valleys, lakes, and rivers. Well maintained brick ranch home on Main Street with 4 bedrooms and Traditional, manmade barriers like Guests could also “make it rain” by 2 baths, enclosed porch, fireplace, Jacuzzi tub, skylights, newer roof, seawalls and bulkheads have fallen holding their hands one foot above the HVAC and windows, garage. Just reduced to a great price! out of favor with the scientific commu- sandbox and watching the virtual wa- $298,500 nity. 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chairs; the trash likely won’t be picked ~ Wedding Venue ~ up until Monday or Tuesday, she added. (Continued From Front Page) “All in all, you’re looking at about five days of disturbance for this one, planning commission Jan. 7, neighbors six-to-eight-hour event,” Buck said. voiced concern about issues including Her biggest concern with the activ- noise and road safety. ity before, during, and after a wedding At a second public hearing, held by was noise. Northampton supervisors Jan. 14, the There is no natural sound barrier on neighbors elaborated on additional con- the site of the proposed wedding venue. IT TAKES cerns, such as the total time a wedding Jennifer Buck and her husband, Chris disturbs the neighborhood. Buck, have said 38 trees in the immedi- “The reality of living next to an ate area were felled by a tornado. MANY HANDS event venue expands beyond that six- When Huntington Farm’s owners hour event window,” said Jennifer applied for the major special-use per- Buck, whose home is about 450 feet mit required for a wedding venue, they from Huntington Farm. stated that noise would be buffered by TO PROTECT “If you use a Saturday wedding as keeping one side of the event tent down. an example, here’s a realistic outline “Not sure that a piece of tent fabric of what the week-of and the days after is going to block the noise,” Buck said. OUR HOME. might entail: Later, Granville Hogg, who also “So beginning as early as Wednes- owns property nearby, commented on day, you’re going to have commer- the noise issues. cial-size trucks coming down the road “In the past, there has been discus- – and trailers – because they’re going sion of a need for sound curtains. I don’t to start bringing in your tents, and your know that anybody’s really aware of chairs, and all your tables and lights. what sound curtains are,” he said. “And then … maybe on a different He gave supervisors copies of a day, you’re going to have another com- brochure for a manufacturer of sound mercial-size truck come down and de- curtains that are used primarily on liver your portable toilets. And then construction sites. you’re going to have another guy … de- Hogg raised questions about the liver trash receptacles. county’s position on noise disturbance. “And then, most likely on Friday “What does the county think is an … you’ve got people that are com- acceptable level of noise?” ing in, preparing the grounds for the He also wanted to know “how resi- wedding … and you’re going to have dents in the area will be compensated a rehearsal. You’re going to have … for violation of the noise level,” and if the wedding planner, the bride, the violators would treat fines as a “cost groom, the wedding party, and their of business.” family members.” After repeated violations, “at On Saturday, “the caterers start to what point can you refuse or revoke arrive, the bands, the staff members, the permit?” In emergencies, the Eastern Shore depends on the the DJ, photographers, and then final- Supervisors will have at least anoth- ly you get to the potential 270 guests er month to consider Hogg’s questions. commitment and bravery of its citizens to take with 130 cars.” They will not vote on the special-use On Sunday, guests return to retrieve permit without a recommendation care of their own. We need volunteers like you to lost items and people come to clean up from planning commissioners, who will and break down the tents, tables, and discuss the matter again in February. join Community Fire Company. Respond to the call.

The Eastern Shore Post is YOUR FIGHT FOR YOUR COMMUNITY. Hometown Newspaper. Read it FREE every Friday. VOLUNTEER NOW Or read it online ExmoreFire.com Thursday night at www.easternshorepost.com 8 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020 A Large Piece of E.S. School History Is on the Auction Block The former Central High “My beautiful 12+ acre property on the Eastern Shore of VA is going into School is up for auction online auction! Please reach out if you have By Carol Vaughn any interest!” said a post on Dec. 21 on The former Central High School in the Facebook page. Painter is being auctioned. The property, which is zoned for Progressive Auction Co., LLC lists general business, has an assessed val- the property for sale by online auction, ue of $740,400, including the land and with bidding taking place between buildings, according to information on Jan. 14 and 31. Accomap, Accomack County’s online The information may be viewed at mapping service. https://www.progressiveauctionsva. Real estate taxes on the property com/auctions were around $5,000 last year. The property includes the Accomack officials discussed the 30,328-square foot, circa 1932 cinderblock deteriorating condition of the school and brick school, the metal gym, other out- The former Central High School in Painter, on Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2020. building at a board of supervisors buildings, and more than 12 acres. The property is being auctioned online. Photo by Carol Vaughn. meeting last year. New York furniture designer Tucker Supervisor Donald L. Hart Jr. at Robbins bought the property from Ac- $50,000 on asbestos removal and was for my business, yet I am sure that it the February 2019 meeting asked comack County for $150,000 in 2008, able to get the building listed on the can work for enterprise, providing hous- the county staff to contact the owner announcing plans to create an environ- National Register of Historical Places. ing, a campus for retail and grounds for about the building’s condition, saying mentally focused campus called Cen- Still, in 2015 Robbins put the proper- further development,” he said. it was becoming “very derelict” and an tral Green, and to move his furniture ty up for sale for $525,000, saying he was It did not sell, despite the price later eyesore. workshop there. unable to make it work for his business. being reduced to $350,000. “The windows now are being shot The school was last used as a middle “I want for Central to be utilized as Robbins announced the auction in out of it. If you look at the front, the school, before Nandua Middle School the center of the community,” he said an email and on his business Face- windows are busted,” Hart said then. in Onley was built. in a 2015 email to the Post. book page, https://www.facebook.com/ The broken windows have since Robbins spent money on plans and “I have been unable to make it work tuckerrobbinsfurniture been boarded up. January 17, 2020 • Eastern Shore Post • 9

pen had multiple violations in his past dent on Oct. 8, 2018. and a 20-page criminal history. Judge Lashanta Nicole Edwards, 37, of Park- Court Postings W. Revell Lewis III sentenced Crippen sley, was sentenced to five years for grand By Nancy Drury Duncan, Carol Vaughn, and Stefanie Jackson to the state’s serious offender program larceny, with all but five months suspend- “for an indefinite amount of time,” not- ed; three years for each of two counts of Accomack County er who did not stop, he picked up a few ing that his case and his attitude and credit card larceny, with all but three pieces of the car remaining on the road. behavior will be reviewed regularly months suspended on each count; and Guilty Pleas As he drove farther along that road, he to determine his release. “If you com- three years for credit card fraud, with Amy Gladden Sturgis, 38, of Birds- noticed a silver Chevrolet parked at a ply with what is offered, you may get all but two months suspended, on con- nest, pleaded guilty to three felony house with matching damage. He spoke out earlier than you thought. It is up dition of good behavior for five years af- charges of writing checks to Island with Finney there who admitted he had to you, sir.” He will be required to pay ter release and with the sentences to run Creamery on an account she knew to hit something “down the street.” While $4,000 in restitution to the owner of consecutively, for a total of 13 months to be closed. Each check was written for he was in his car getting the registra- the car when released. serve; and an indefinite period of super- approximately $7. Sturgis has “multi- tion, the deputy saw him put something Donnice Rene Williams, 32, of Fruit- vised probation; and to make restitution ple prior convictions,” said Common- in his pocket, which turned out to be a land, Md., was sentenced to 12 years in of $2,500. Edwards was found guilty Oct. wealth’s Attorney Spencer Morgan. purple Crown Royal bag of marijua- prison for embezzling more than $10,000 10, 2019, for offenses that occurred be- According to testimony, Sturgis was na and another bag of cocaine. Finney from a Chincoteague woman for whom tween Sept. 16 and Oct. 7, 2018. on probation for crimes in Northamp- was arrested and charged with posses- she was providing care. In a plea agree- ton County at the time the checks were sion of the drugs. Defense attorney Carl ment with the commonwealth, Williams First Offender Cleared written. Judge W. Revell Lewis III de- Bundick told the court his client wanted agreed to repay $10,000 to the victim Jeffery Wayne Snead, 56, of Chin- nied defense attorney Sharri Mapp- to participate in the first offender pro- and never again work in-home health coteague, charged with possession Jones’ request that Sturgis be released gram. The judge agreed and ordered him care. Victim Dr. Barbara Luehning gave of fentanyl a year ago, successful- on bail until her Feb. 13 sentencing. to pay $76.52 restitution for the mail- power of attorney to Williams who used ly completed Virginia’s first offender Walter Pierre Thomas, 20, of Wil- box and do 100 hours of community ser- it to make numerous cash withdrawals program and all charges against him ingboro, N.J., pleaded guilty to felony vice. He fined him $25 for the marijuana from her bank account and wrote checks were dismissed. eluding and reckless driving. He was charge and $100 for hit-and-run. to pay personal bills, all while receiving a clocked by town police near Onley driv- Gary Joseph Fleig, 43, of Hallwood, salary of $300 a week. After putting the Northampton County ing his black SUV at 76 mph. When the pleaded guilty to numerous oyster vi- woman in a nursing home while continu- officer attempted to stop him, he accel- olations, including larceny of oysters, ing to live at her house, Williams cashed Grand Jury Indictments erated to a speed of 108 mph, said As- dredging oysters at night, no license, the woman’s $32,000 life insurance poli- Zachary Craig Brady, 24, of Lincoln sistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Eliz- operating a vessel without lights, oys- cy and took the monthly pension checks Avenue in Exmore, was indicted for two abeth Wolfe. Lewis ordered him to pay tering on Sunday, and oystering in a re- that arrived in the mail. Common- felonies. He was charged with unautho- a fine of $250 for reckless driving and stricted area. Fleig worked as a crew- wealth’s Attorney Spencer Morgan said rized use of a vehicle valued at $500 sentenced him to 30 days in jail, all sus- man on a boat owned by Keith James he entered into the plea agreement even or more between July 28 and 31, 2019, pended. On the eluding charge, a fel- Martin, of Saxis, who was convicted of though much more than $10,000 was and stealing a credit card or credit card ony. Thomas was sentenced to 30 days similar offenses. taken because of the difficulty of proving number on July 28, 2019. in jail with all but two days suspended. what money went to Williams’ care and He was arrested Aug. 21, 2019, by Paul Allen Cavey, 34, of Arnold, Md., Sentencings what was used to care for Dr. Luehning. Officer Jonathan Gonzalez, of the Ex- pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine Ramel Jaquan Crippen, 17, tried Peter Alan Ward Jr., 50, of Chincote- more Police Department (EPD), fol- and asked to participate in the first of- and convicted as an adult for grand ague, was sentenced to two years and lowing a complaint filed by Chief An- fender program. Cavey was staying with larceny and felony eluding in Septem- six months, with all but seven months gelo DiMartino, EPD. a relative on Ridge Road in Chincote- ber, was sentenced to the state’s seri- suspended, for assault and battery of a Thomas Conklin, 22, of Monroe Av- ague when police, questioning him about ous offender program for stealing a car police officer and 12 months with one enue in Exmore, was indicted for two a nearby burglary, found he was under when he was 16 years old. Crippen en- month suspended for obstruction of felonies. He was charged with both the influence of and in possession of pow- tered the parking lot of a Mappsville justice for a September 2018 incident. rape and sodomy of a person who was dered cocaine, said Assistant Common- seafood store, saw a car there with He was also charged with being drunk mentally incapacitated or physically wealth’s Attorney Elizabeth Wolfe. After keys in the ignition, jumped in and in public and fined $50. He will be on helpless on Sept. 6, 2017. hearing the details of the case, Judge W. drove off. Later, police saw him and two years’ supervised probation. The victim reported the crimes to Revell Lewis explained the details of the the car and attempted to stop it. He ig- Kelsey Elizabeth Kilmon, 33, of DiMartino July 23, 2018. program, including being on probation nored warnings to stop. The chase end- Onancock, was sentenced to three DiMartino filed a complaint, and for one year and performing communi- ed when Crippen crashed the Chevro- years, with all-time suspended, and Conklin was arrested by Officer E. ty service. He ordered Cavey to return let Monte Carlo into a tree. The owner two years of supervised probation, and Guerra, of the Northampton County to court on Jan. 7, 2021. If the program of the car had stopped at the market to make restitution of $600 on a charge Sheriff’s Office (NCSO) Nov. 21, 2019. is successfully completed, Cavey will not to help a family member with car trou- of grand larceny related to an incident Earnest D. Fells III, 30, of Washing- be convicted of this felony. ble, said Commonwealth’s Attorney on Feb. 15, 2019. ton Avenue in Cape Charles, was indict- George Oswald Finney III, of Park- Spencer Morgan. He called the case Annabelle Cruz Vazquez, 47, of Ex- ed for one felony, eluding police while sley, pleaded guilty to possession of co- “very serious,” saying the loss of his more, was sentenced to time served endangering a person on Oct. 27, 2019. caine. When an officer responded to a car had caused the owner considerable in the Accomack County Jail on a He was arrested the same day by complaint that a mailbox on Gargatha trouble as he had no insurance and no charge of making a false statement Officer Andrew Spencer, of the Cape Landing road had been struck by a driv- way to get to work. Morgan said Crip- on a consent form related to an inci- (Continued on Page 20) 10 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020 •From Johann R. Soriano •From CMH Homes Inc. To Maggie and Linwood Williams Jr. To Sharon and Forrest Gladden III Property Transactions Lot near Painter Lot 5, Cedar Grove Landing For $130,000 For $326,674 Accomack County •From Farm Properties, LLC •From Aaron M. Lilliston •From Carol Zuccarino •From Stephen R. Seater by P­ amela To Antonio M. Rogers To DDP Rentals, LLC To Joan and Timothy Gillner R. Seater, his attorney-in-fact, and 45.5 Acres near Temperanceville 4.032 acres near Quinby 2135 Arlington Chase Road, Cape Charles Pamela R. Seater For $350,000 For $35,928 For $380,000 To Raymond S. Grudi and Tracey B. Grudi •From Ellen and Louis Raieta •From Suzanne M. and John R. Barrs Sr. •From James Elliott, special 6027 Savage St., Chincoteague To Rita G. And Michael T. Reusch To Catherine M. Julian and Ronald commissioner, and Bay Creek LLC For $163,000 3630 Captain’s Cove Corridor, Delcore and Bay Creek South LLC •From Patricia E. Richardson Greenbackville 37258 Doubloon Drive, Greenbackville To Wayne C. Bell Jr. trust To Byrdhouse, LLC For $195,000 For $195,000 Parcels 108 and 110, Bay Creek, 26266 Mitchel Road, Bloxom •From Old Florida Investments, Inc. •From Michele D. 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Marshall •From Sanns Farms, LLC Lot 17, 4.5 acres, Wilsonia Neck, certain parcels 2 parcels on Cropper Street, Chincoteague To Nguyen Vu Farm, LLC Machipongo For $99,900 For $115,000 2 parcels totalling around 54 acres For $22,000 •From LBG Group, Inc. •From Cynthia H. And Chris A. Collver near Nelsonia •From Emily Christofaro, executor To Russell Robbins and Mary To Nancy J. And Michael F. Vella For $5.8 million To Susan Bates and Jamie Kirkpatrick IV Katherine Oates 6139 Marsh Island Drive, Chincoteague Parcels C and D, 1.72 acres, Wilsonia Lot 2 Section IX, Belle Haven Cemetery For $225,000 Northampton County Neck, near Machipongo For $1,500 •From Samuel Antonanzas Martinez •From Mary and Ronald Gordon Sr. For $32,500 To Bonnie and Thomas Smith and and Charles Price Teri Deike To Peacock Cottage LLC 15 acres on Guard Shore Road, Bloxom Lot 49, Oyster For $22,000 For $165,000 •From John W. Mathias •From Frank Williams and Delpha Savage To Crystal L. and Thomas G. 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The back home fea- Chincoteague Island. $420,000 nities here for many applications! tures 2BR/1BA w/upgrades throughout! $340,000 12 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020 er’s and other medical research. urday, Jan. 18, 2020, at 2 p.m., at the and son, he is survived by his brother- Mrs. Belote was loved greatly by Union Baptist Church, Chincote- in-law, Wallace Pruitt, and sister-in- Obituaries her family, friends, and customers, all ague, with the Rev. Kevin Eley offi- law, Annette Pruitt Charnock; several of whom are invited to attend a cel- ciating. Burial will take place in the nieces and nephews; and a town full of Paula J. Belote ebration of her life to be held at the John W. Taylor Memorial Cemetery dear friends. Mrs. Paula J. Belote, age 80, Williams-Onancock Funeral Home, in Temperanceville. Funeral services will be held at the of Onancock and Annapolis, Md., Saturday, Feb. 15, 2020, at 11 a.m. A Flowers accepted or donations may New Testament Church Saturday, Jan. passed away Friday, Dec. 20, 2019. reception will follow at Maurice Bistro be given to the Union Baptist Church 18, 2020, at 2 p.m., with Mr. Kim Parks She was born in Selbyville, Del., Feb. in Onancock. Children Program, 6365 Church and Elder Duane Crockett officiating. 24, 1939, to the late Ernestine and In lieu of flowers, donations may be Street, Chincoteague Island, VA. Interment will follow in the church Albert Johnson. made in Mrs. Belote’s memory to the Services entrusted to Salyer Funeral cemetery. There will be a visitation at She is survived by her husband of Alzheimer’s Association, 225 North Home, Inc., Chincoteague. Condolences the church Friday, Jan. 17, 2020, from 62 years, Sammy Belote, of Annapo- Michigan Avenue, Suite 1700, Chicago, may be made online at www.salyerfh.com 6 until 8 p.m. lis; daughter, Terry Belote; son, Doug IL 60601, or online at https://alz.org Flowers will be accepted, or me- Belote (Rob Lan- Memory tributes may be shared with the John Wesley Charnock morial contributions may be made to dino); sisters, family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com Sgt. John Wesley Charnock, 62, the New Testament Church Mission Jean Sturgis, Arrangements were made by the beloved husband of Faith Cooper Char- Fund, c/o Danny McCready, P.O. Box 3,­ Dorothy Culver, Williams-Onancock Funeral Home. nock and cherished father of Wesley Tangier, VA 23440. and Charlott “Troy” Charnock, passed away Sunday, Memory tributes may be shared with the Conniff; brother, Jackie Besecker Jan. 12, 2020. A lifelong resident of Tang- family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com George Johnson; Mrs. Jackie Besecker, 78, of Wal- ier Island, John was born Oct. 3, 1957, to Arrangements were made by the sister-in-law, Em- lops Island, passed away on Jan. 13, the late Vaughn Wesley Charnock and Williams Funeral Homes, Onancock ily Johnson; and 2020, at Hartley Hall in Pocomoke the late Virginia Lee Charnock. and Parksley. many nieces, City, Md. From an early age, John’s charac- nephews, and cous- Mrs. Belote She was born on Chincoteague Is- ter was evident James Reah Hollinger ins. In addition to her parents, she was land, Nov. 6, 1941, to the late John Ed- in the qualities Mr. James Reah “Jim” Hollinger, predeceased by a sister, Ruth Wright, ward and the late Ruby Davis Holloway. that defined his 89, of Chincoteague Island, passed and brothers, Louis, Cecil, Charles, She was a member of Union Baptist life: hard working, away Monday, Jan. 6, 2020, surround- and Howard Johnson. Church and taught fifth grade Sunday strong faith, kind- ed by his family in Elkins Park, Pa. Mr. Mrs. Belote graduated valedicto- School class for hearted, generous, Hollinger was born in Lancaster, Pa., rian, winning the math award, from over 20 years. She and an unwaver- Dec. 17, 1930. He was the son of the Onancock High School. She worked as was also a member ing devotion to late Elva Book and the late J. Reah Hol- an operator for the former C&P Tele- of Ruth Sunday his community. In linger; beloved husband of the late Ann phone Company, and later as a book- School class and his younger years, Stover Hollinger; loving father of Scott keeper, before owning and operating the Chancel Choir. John worked as a Sgt. Charnock Hollinger, Lisa her own business for over 35 years. Mrs. Besecker commercial fisherman and often helped Marrocco, and Mi- Her venture began as a Sears catalog is survived by her out at his uncle’s bait shop, “Pooge’s.” chael Hollinger; merchant, which led her to opening a loving spouse of Nearly a decade ago, he accepted the dear brother of gift and home store, “What’s Your Fan- 59 years, Jerry mayor and town council’s request to Joanne Chambers cy,” in Parksley. Her accomplishments Besecker Sr., of Mrs. Besecker complete the police academy train- and Barbara Hol- as a business owner allowed her to do Wallops Island; two sons, Jerry Don ing and assume the vacant position of linger; and fond what she loved most–helping friends Besecker Jr., of New Church, and John Tangier’s police officer. John took great grandfather of and neighbors throughout the commu- Charles Besecker and his wife, Susie, pride in his responsibility to protect and Lauren, Joshua, nity, which she did every day until her of Wallops Island; three granddaugh- serve the citizens of Tangier Island and Benjamin, and Mr. Hollinger retirement at the age of 75. ters, Amanda Besecker, of Greenback- never hesitated to go above and beyond Willa. She was a longtime member of Grace ville, Brittany Besecker, of Onancock, to help anyone in need. He also worked Mr. Hollinger was a member of United Methodist Church in Parksley. and Mary Catherine Besecker, of Wal- as the trash collector, served as an el- Christ United Methodist Church. He Over the years, she selflessly gave her lops Island; brother, William Edward der at New Testament Church, and as was a founding member of the Com- time and talents to her church, as well Holloway and his wife, Brenda, of Mil- the youngest member of the situation munity Tennis Association of Chin- as to the March of Dimes, the Sorop- ford, Del.; sister, Kathie Derrickson, of room, he kept the rest of the crew on coteague Island and a frequent per- timist Club of Accomack County, the Chincoteague; brother-in-law, Charles their toes. John’s presence is one that former, as well as a board member, of Greater Parksley Association, and the Besecker and his wife, Marlene, of will surely be missed by the countless York (Pa.) Little Theatre. He graduat- American Cancer Society–leading and Wilmington, N.C.; and several cous- lives he touched. Carry on his legacy of ed from West Lampeter High School, supporting Relay for Life for 20 years. ins, nieces, and nephews. service to all–help your neighbor, invite Lancaster, Pa., Class of 1948, and at- Mrs. Belote was always creative– She was preceded in death by a friend to church, support someone in tended Millersville University along painting, needleworking, sewing, and her parents and daughter, Lori need…be a part of your community. with Franklin and Marshall College. a great cook. She loved to travel with Ann Besecker. In addition to his parents, he was Mr. Hollinger was a technical family across the U.S., Canada, Aus- Visitation will be held Friday, Jan. predeceased by his sister, Shirley June writer and founder of Hollinger Pub- tralia, and Europe. 17, 2020, from 7 to 9 p.m., at Salyer Fu- Pruitt, and brother, Edward Vaughn lications in York, Pa. He was a lover Always wanting to help other peo- neral Home Inc., Chincoteague. Charnock and his wife, Henrietta Har- of theatre (as an actor, lighting de- ple, she donated her body for Alzheim- Funeral services will be held Sat- rison Charnock. Other than his wife signer, and audience member), avid January 17, 2020 • Eastern Shore Post • 13 outdoorsman (sailing, hiking, bik- grandmother, and friend to her family. of Hopeton, and Mary Ellen “Mernie” netic North Michigan LLC. ing), New Yorker reader, film buff, Funeral services will be held Sun- Ewell, of Parksley; companion and In addition to his loving wife, he is sur- and tennis player. day, Jan. 19, 2020, at 1 p.m., at Swain dear friend, Millard F. Berry; son-in- vived by 11 brothers and sisters, Chris- Services will be held at a later Memorial United Methodist Church. law, Johnny Edwards; stepchildren, tine McGee and her husband, Jim, of Al- date at the convenience of the fam- A visitation will be held Saturday Thomas “Tommy” Lagasse Jr. and buquerque, N.M., Colleen Lindeman and ily. Services entrusted to Joseph evening at the church from 6 until Wendy Nault; grandchildren, Richard her husband, John Waisanen, of Cheboy- J. McGoldrick Funeral Home, Jen- 8 p.m. Pastors Edward Pruitt and “Rick” Bailey Jr., Nicole DeCarlo and gan, Mich., Robertta Lindeman and her kintown, Pa. Condolences may be Charles “Chuck” Parks will officiate. husband, Bryan, Cody Bailey, Christi- husband, James Meredith, of Farming- shared at www.McGoldrickFH.com Interment will follow at Sunnyridge na Berry and husband, Thomas “Beef,” ton Hills, Mich., Adele Tatta and her Memorial Park in Crisfield, Md. Lindsey Savage and husband, Jared, partner, John Schlabach, of Chapel Hill, Sandra Wheatley King In lieu of flowers, donations in her Bailey Edwards, and Dana Tapman N.C., Charles Lindeman and his wife, Mrs. Sandra Wheatley King, 73, memory may be made to Swain Memo- and husband, Billy; great-grandchil- Diane, of Long Beach, Calif., Dennis Lin- of Tangier Island, passed away Mon- rial United Methodist Church, Tangi- dren, Jordan, Caleb, Hailey, Parker, deman and his wife, Christine Etienne, day, Jan. 13, 2020, at her home. er, VA 23440; or Hospice & Palliative Austin, Jace, Gunner, Gage, Grace- of Petoskey, Mich., Mary Jo Lindeman, Born on Tangier Island March 18, Care of the Eastern Shore (HPCES) at lynn, and Brody; father of her children, of Cheboygan, Barbara Saunders and 1946, she was the daughter of the late https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/ Paige Woodrow Bailey; numerous niec- her husband, Brian, of Huntsville, Ala., Freddie Lewis Wheatley and the late riverside es and nephews; and countless friends. Gregory Lindeman and his wife, Sheila, Henrietta Charnock Wheatley. Arrangements were made by care of In addition to her husband and par- of Cheboygan, Jerome Lindeman and She was the co-owner of Spanky’s Bradshaw & Sons Funeral Home. To send ents, she was predeceased by her his wife, Darla, of Hendersonville, N.C., Place for 26 years. condolences to the family, please visit daughter, Kimberly Bailey Edwards; and John Lindeman and his wife, Don- She was a faithful member of Swain www.bradshawandsonsfuneralhome.com son, Richard Dean “Ricky” Bailey Sr.; na, of Northville, Mich.; father-in-law, R. Memorial United Methodist Church, and great-grandson, Brayden Berry, Dale Spray, of Cheboygan; sister-in-law, where she taught Donna Lagasse all with whom she is happily reunited. Jeanine Lenski, of Virginia Beach, Va.; Sunday School Mrs. Donna Lee Ewell Lagasse, Funeral services will be conducted two brothers-in-law, Timothy Spray and and Bible School, 76, wife of the late Thomas Earl “Tom” from the chapel of the Williams-Park- his wife, Angela, of Wildwood, Mo., and served as secre- Lagasse and a resident of Hopeton, sley Funeral Home Saturday, Jan. 18, Patrick Spray and his wife, Natalie, of tary of the church passed away peacefully Saturday, 2020, at 2 p.m., with Pastor Hyeon Ho Greenville, S.C.; and numerous nieces for many years, Jan. 11, 2020, surrounded by her lov- Lee officiating. Interment will follow in and nephews. and headed the ing family. Born March 22, 1943, in the Parksley Cemetery. There will be a Funeral services were conducted annual church Nassawadox, she was a daughter of visitation at the funeral home Friday, Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2020, at Capeville picnics. the late Sewell David Ewell and the Jan. 17, 2020, from 5 until 7 p.m. United Methodist Church with the Mrs. King late Ellie Justis Ewell. Contributions in Mrs. Lagasse’s Rev. Linda Lowe officiating. In lieu of worked as a teach- Mrs. King Mrs. Lagasse worked as a cashier at memory may be made to St. Thom- flowers, memorials may be made to er’s assistant at Tangier Combined Food Lion, always as United Methodist Church, 25460 Canine Companions for Independence, School for 40 years with young chil- greeting cus- Shoremain Drive, Bloxom, VA 23308, P.O. Box 446, Santa Rosa, CA 95402- dren, which she enjoyed very much. tomers with her or to Intrepid Hospice, 165 Market 0446 or CCI.org She was both very articulate and good sweet smile and Street, Suite A, Onancock, VA 23417. Online condolences may be sent to the with working with her hands in school. kind words. As a Memory tributes may be shared with the family at www.doughtyfuneralhome.com She was dedicated for many years to longtime mem- family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com Arrangements were made by raise money for the Cancer Society as ber of St. Thomas Arrangements were made by the Wilkins-Doughty Funeral Home in she headed the cancer drive on the is- United Methodist Williams-Parksley Funeral Home. Cape Charles. land. She had a great passion for trav- Church, she loved eling, spending time with her family, the Lord and re- Henry Lindeman III Stella Annis Mears and being with her grandchildren. mained grateful Mrs. Lagasse Mr. Henry Edward Lindeman Mrs. Stella “Ann” Annis Mears She is survived by her husband of for the strength III, better known as Hank, 66, hus- died peacefully in her home Jan. 11, almost 56 years, Erwin Bryan King she found in her faith. Throughout band of Michele L. Spray Lindeman 2020. The daughter of Carol Dulaney Sr., of Tangier; son, Erwin Bryan her life, family was always first, and and a resident of Eastville, passed “Lane” Annis and Minerva Taylor An- King Jr. and wife, Diane King, of nothing brought her greater joy than away Thursday, Jan. 9, 2020, at his nis, Ann was born Cashville; daughters, Tracy King a house filled with her favorite peo- residence. A native of Detroit, Mich., March 20, 1933, Pruitt and husband, Richie Pruitt, of ple–sharing a meal and lots of laugh- he was the son of the late Henry Ed- in Guilford, and Tangier, and Faughn King Blair and ter, enjoying the giggles from her ward Lindeman was the youngest fiancé, David Gladding Jr., of Salis- grandbabies, spending quality time… Jr. and the late of five children. bury, Md.; grandchildren, Victoria making precious memories. Mrs. La- Adele Annette Growing up, Ann Grace Pruitt, of Tangier, and Chris- gasse was a gentle, selfless, thought- Van Dresser Lin- was particularly tian Addison Blair and Grayson Ty- ful, caring, bright shining light, who deman. He was close to her dad. ler Blair, both of Salisbury; brother, graciously shared the love in her the owner of East As a small child, Freddie Lewis Wheatley Jr. and wife, heart with everyone she encountered. Coast Cedar Co., Lane would take Cindy Smarr Wheatley, of Tangier; She is survived by her daughter, Inc., Pier 33 On her out on his boat Mrs. Mears and several nieces and cousins. Sherry B. Barrett and husband, Ike, the Cheboygan Mrs. King was a devoted wife, mother, of Hopeton; sisters, Catherine Kromer, LLC, and Mag- Mr. Lindeman (Continued on Page 14) 14 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020 day, Jan. 17, 2020, at 1 p.m., with the Funeral services will be held Satur- 30, 1966, in Nassawadox, she was a Obituaries Rev. John D. Cullop, and longtime day, Jan. 18, at 2 p.m., at John W. Tay- daughter of the late Winfred Daisey Sr. (Continued From Page 13) family friend and pastor, the Rev. Rob- lor Cemetery in Temperanceville. and Elizabeth Hurley Daisey. ert Carpenter, officiating. The family will receive friends Friday She is survived by her loving hus- while he worked and later named a Contributions in Ann’s memory evening from 6 until 8 p.m. at the Thorn- band, Steven Franklin “Steve” Wil- road in Guilford (Ann’s Cove Road) af- may be made to Modest Town Baptist ton Funeral Home in Parksley. liams; sons, Steven F. Williams Jr. ter his youngest daughter. Church, c/o Tina Wessells, P.O. Box 7, Arrangements are by the Thornton and wife, Erica, of Atlantic, and Allen Ann entered the workforce at an Modest Town, VA 23412. Funeral Home in Parksley. M. Williams and early age, working for several years Memory tributes may be shared with the To sign the guest book online, visit wife, Emily, of at the former R&G Shirt factory with family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com www.thorntonfuneralhome.net Messongo; step- sister, Bea Wessells. She had a special Arrangements were made by the sons, Michael bond with Bea’s daughters, Kay and Williams-Parksley Funeral Home. Kathleen Shrieves “Mickey” Taylor Paige, and was more like an older sis- Mrs. Kathleen Powell Shrieves, and wife, Melis- ter to them. In her later years, and un- Iris Marie Pierce 96, wife of the late Norman R. Shrie- sa, of Delaware, til retirement, Ann worked alongside Mrs. Iris Marie Pierce, 78, of ves and a resident of Virginia Beach, and Jason Tay- her niece, Kay Lewis, at Northampton Amelia, Va., and formerly of Parksley, Va., formerly of Cape Charles, passed lor and Jenny, of County Social Services. peacefully passed away Jan. 11, 2020. away Sunday, Jan. 12, 2020, at Virgin- Wattsville; sister, In the ’50s, while working at a drive- At her side, was her loving husband of ia Beach Healthcare and Rehabilita- Juanita Savage Mrs. Williams in in Nelsonia, Ann met the love her of 33 years, James F. Pierce. tion Center in Virginia Beach. A native and husband, Tommy, of Chincoteague; her life, James Ross Mears, a farmer Born Oct. 5, 1941, in Washington, of Willis Wharf, she was the daughter brothers, Winfred Daisey Jr. and wife, from Modest Town. Ann and James D.C., she was the daughter of John H. of the late Henry M. Powell and the Unie, of Colorado, and Douglas Daisey would marry Dec. 9, 1955, in Snow and Elizabeth B. Stanley Sr. late Pearl Archie and wife, Barbara, of Florida; brothers- Hill, Md. Ann wore a navy-blue suit For many years, Mrs. Pierce worked Powell. She was a in-law, Kalman J. “Jeff” Williams Jr., of to the ceremony, which, for those who in her family’s member of Trinity Messongo, and Timothy L. Williams, of knew of her love for the color blue, is business, Red United Methodist Grotons; grandchildren, Bella, Gracie, quite fitting. & White Stores, Church in Cape Allen Jr., Michelle, Anthony, Tonya, As an adult, Ann loved Canada as well as, Max- Charles. Tres, Damion, and Dakota; and several geese, any and all types of dogs, and as ine’s. Her work She is sur- nieces and nephews. mentioned, all things blue, especially was never really vived by two Mrs. Williams worked at the former blue bottles. Her daughter will often done since Mrs. sons, Norman R. R&G Shirt Factory and later became a tell a story of how her mom made her Pierce loved and Shrieves Jr. and legal aide for Legal Aid Society of East- pull over on the edge of Route 13 to nurtured all her his wife, Shirley, Mrs. Shrieves ern Virginia in Belle Haven. Though retrieve a discarded glass blue bottle family and re- of Chesapeake, Va., and Robert W. she loved her career, she was most that Ann had spotted. mained active in Mrs. Pierce Shrieves and his wife, Ana Maria, of proud of her role as a wife, mother, and Ann was an avid reader and an en- their lives throughout her life. She Virginia Beach; four granddaughters; grandmother. She looked forward to thusiastic watcher of “Wheel of For- taught them all something and left a nine great-grandchildren; one great- days spent fishing and hunting with tune,” and she loved her sweets and special place in many hearts. She es- great-grandson; and numerous niec- Steve and treasured every moment fried foods. Between her “buns” for pecially loved spending time with her es and nephews. surrounded by her family. Mrs. Wil- breakfast, candied nuts, and annual grandchildren. Home was where her Funeral services will be conducted liams was often found with a puzzle trips to Ocean City, Md., where she heart was. She loved to cook for her Friday, Jan. 17, 2020, at 2 p.m., at Trin- book in hand and was always in search would indulge in saltwater taffy, fun- family and spend quality time with ity United Methodist Church with the of her next “favorite” pen. As a devoted nel cakes, and boardwalk fries, Ann Jimmy and Jenny. Rev. Linda Lowe officiating. Interment member of Pocomoke United Meth- knew what she liked and enjoyed her Other than her husband, Mrs. Pierce will follow in Cape Charles Cemetery. odist Church, Mrs. Williams’ faith in treats wholeheartedly. is survived by her daughter, Michele Family will join friends at the church the Lord was unwavering. She will be As her family grew, Ann would trav- McKinney, of Chesterfield, Va.; two Friday from noon until 2 p.m. remembered for her beautiful heart, el around the state to visit them. How- grandsons, Caleb McKinney and Ethan Flowers will be accepted or memori- limitless dedication, and remarkable ever, Ann’s home, and happy place, McKinney; and two great-grandchil- als may be made to Cape Charles Res- strength. was always the Eastern Shore. For dren, Brantley Cole McKinney and Leo cue Service, P.O. Box 3009, Cheriton, Funeral services were conducted her, there was no other place like it. To Paul McKinney. She is also survived by VA 23316. from the Pocomoke United Method- the end, Ann was a creature of habit, a her sister, Patricia Baumann; nieces Online condolences may be sent to the ist Church, in Grotons, Tuesday, Jan. force to be reckoned with, and a fighter and nephews, Lee Mulligan, John Jen- family at www.doughtyfuneralhome.com 7, 2020, with the Rev. Maury Enright through and through. nestreet and Robbie, Dawn Jennes- Arrangements were made by officiating. Interment followed in the Ann is survived by her daughter, treet, Stacy Robbins and Chris, John Wilkins-Doughty Funeral Home in Knight Family Cemetery Dru Anne Mears; her granddaughters, Stanley III, Danny Tweedy and Susie, Cape Charles. Contributions may be made in Mrs. Kate Ross Kalaris and Angela Anne Mike Johnson, Terry Johnson and El- Williams’ memory to the Pocomoke Kalaris Lee; and her great-grand- len, Holly Pate and Tony, Larry Holmes Debbie Williams UMC Building Fund, 24406 Saxis daughters, Charis Anne Lee and Elisa- and Michelle, Monty Holmes; and many Mrs. Debbie Daisey Williams, Road, Temperanceville, VA 23442. beth Margaret Lee. great-nieces, great-nephews, and cous- 53, cherished wife, mother, and grand- Memory tributes may be shared with the Funeral services will be conduct- ins. She was predeceased by sisters, mother, passed away at her home in family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com ed from the graveside at the Modest Barbara Johnson and Nancy Holmes, Messongo Thursday, Jan. 2, 2020, with Arrangements were made by the Town Baptist Church Cemetery, Fri- and her brother, John Stanley Jr. her loved ones at her side. Born Jan. Williams-Parksley Funeral Home. January 17, 2020 • Eastern Shore Post • 15

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Last Week’s Answers 20 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020 one felony, assaulting a family member ed for two felonies. She was charged with complaint against Upshur. ~ Court Postings ~ on Sept. 20, 2019, his third offense. robbery and strangling a person, causing Juanita Barrett Waters, 63, of (Continued From Page 9) He was arrested the same day by Lt. wounding or injury on July 14, 2019. Courthouse Road in Eastville, was in- Charles Police Department (CCPD), A.J. Ferebee, NCSO, who also filed the She was arrested Aug. 8, 2019, by Dep. dicted for one felony, breaking and en- following a complaint filed by Dep. Wil- complaint against Mears. M. Johnson, NCSO, following a complaint tering a dwelling during the day with liam Garrett, NCSO. Brandon Parks, 29, of Main Street filed by Dep. R.H. Pike Jr., NCSO. intent of assault and battery and un- Brent Hayman, 22, of North Di- in Melfa, was indicted for three Lorenzo Jermelle Stith Jr., 36, of armed larceny on July 27, 2019. vision Street in Fruitland, Md., was counts of check forgery that occurred Wilson Court in Cheriton, was indicted She was arrested the same day by indicted for two felonies. He was Sept. 30, 2019. for two counts of forging starter checks Lt. R.W. Stubbs, of the Eastville Police charged with possessing more than a He was arrested Nov. 9, 2019, by Dep. on July 29, 2019. Department, who also filed the com- half ounce but less than five pounds Corey Tingle, of the Accomack Coun- He was arrested Aug. 1, 2019, by Dep. plaint against Waters. of marijuana with intent to distrib- ty Sheriff’s Office, following a complaint B. Taylor, NCSO, following a complaint Joseph Anthony Williams, of Sec- ute and forging public records on filed by Officer J. Gonzalez, EPD. filed by Investigator Tara Leckel, NCSO. retariat Run in Virginia Beach, Va., Jan. 30, 2019. Vershawn Terrell Robinson, 40, of Ashan Da’Quan Upshur, 22, of Tre- was indicted for two felonies. He was He was arrested Sept. 25, 2019, Whelbourne Lane in Horntown, was herneville Drive in Machipongo, was in- charged with unauthorized use of a by Cpl. M. Johnson, NCSO, following indicted for one felony, possessing a dicted for one felony, possession of more vehicle worth $500 or more and elud- a complaint filed by Dep. Justin R. Schedule I or II drug on Dec. 4, 2019. than a half ounce but less than five ing police while endangering a person Smith, NCSO. He was arrested Dec. 5, 2019, by Offi- pounds of marijuana with intent to on Dec. 9, 2019. Mark Andrew Lassiter, 18, of Rob- cer R.M. Steele, of the Chesapeake Bay distribute on Aug. 15, 2019. He was arrested the same day by in Road in Cape Charles, was indicted Bridge-Tunnel Police Department, who He was arrested the same day by Chief David Eder, of the Eastville Po- for three felonies. He was charged with also filed the complaint against Robinson. Officer J.K. Brady, of the Eastville Po- lice Department, who also filed the stealing a firearm, stealing a motor ve- Dwayne Lamont Sample, 21, of Mad- lice Department, who also filed the complaint against Williams. hicle valued at more than $500, and ison Avenue in Exmore, was indicted for eluding police while endangering a per- one felony, attempting to rob a business son on Aug. 21, 2019. on Sept. 17, 2019. He was arrested Sept. 12, 2019, by Cpl. He was arrested Sept. 18, 2019, by Of- C. Duffman, NCSO, following a complaint ficer J. Gonzalez, EPD, who also filed the filed by Officer T. Lynch, CCPD. complaint against Sample. Jeffrey Wayne Mears, 52, of Seaside Excelsis Elizabeth Saunders, 27, of Road in Cape Charles, was indicted for Birdsnest Drive in Birdsnest, was indict- Eastville Volunteer Fire Dept. Wings For Sunday Football The Blarney Stone Pub Wins 12-3:30 p.m. 2019 Best Foodie Award Sunday, January 19, The Best Foodie Awards judging 26, and February 2 panel of industry specialists honored The Blarney Stone 2 lbs. for $15 or Pub with the 2019 Best Foodie $4 lbs. for $25 Award for their outstanding food and diner satisfaction over Pre-order the last year. 757-678-6939 Open 6 days a week or walk in 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. and order Happy Hour 3-6 p.m. (757) 302-0300 Thank you for North St., Onancock, VA your support! DONE

January 17, 2020 • Eastern Shore Post • 21 EASTERN SHORE SPORTS Firebirds Take to The Air, 90-81 his teammates failed to convert. Pitt fouled, and converted the 3-point play. continued to pace the Warriors, play- The Warriors climbed to within 6. ing aggressive on defense and using As the teams again drew closer and his leaping ability to rebound and his the game was called tighter, the emo- speed to transition with ease. tion on the court became a real factor. Bobby Harmon jumped off the bench Scarborough dished to Williams for a for the Firebirds and made an immedi- layup and foul, and on the following ate impact with a very skilled move in possession Scarborough then drew a the low post, but with all the speed on foul. The Warriors’ frustration with the court the game was not destined to the officiating led to a technical foul, be played in such a fashion. and Scarborough connected on three of Nandua drew even with Arcadia the four shots. after Tremere Summerville spotted The Warriors did their best to slow Jaquan Jones in the corner for a 3. the Firebirds’ gains of the first half of Scarborough quickly responded with the third quarter, inching back to with- a 3 of his own for the Firebirds, and in 7, 56-49, entering the fourth. he bundled it with a score on the As fouls mounted, the fourth quar- following possession after cutting ter largely became a contest of who through the lane off a good pass from could keep their players on the court, Kamron Downing converts two clutch free throws for the Firebirds at Hope. Arcadia extended the lead af- and which team could convert their the close of the fourth quarter. Photo by Matthew Yoder. ter Scarborough assisted Williams in free throws. Arcadia worked into the tors of pinpoint passes from William the paint. bonus with 6:55 left to go, and much 1/9/20 - boys basketball Scarborough. The Firebirds start- Jason Blake hit a corner 3 for Nan- of the work at the line for them came Arcadia 90 ing five was tremendously focused to dua, and Jones blocked Williams, kick- from Scarborough. The Warriors start, as Lethon Williams and Kamron starting a transition in which he con- joined the Firebirds shortly thereaf- Nandua 81 Downing also tallied points in a strong verted two free throws, tying the game. ter in the bonus, and Summerville OT early push. The quarter ended with Scarbor- tallied an impressive amount of Gerald Pitt settled the Warriors ough again finding Williams, and points in the second half playing ag- By Matthew Yoder initial blow with 7 straight points of Jones scoring for Nandua, securing a gressive and rewarding his team at With hardly a minute to digest his own, quieting the Firebirds into draw headed into the half. the line. and savor a thrilling last-second vic- a timeout. The teams traded buckets Arcadia opened the second half The game seesawed, never stray- tory against Northampton, Arcadia from there. Williams battled for a loose employing stifling defense, trapping ing from the slimmest of margins, jumped back into action last Thurs- ball, scoring for the Firebirds and Ma- the Warriors with great effectiveness. and when Pitt converted two free day night at home against another lik Battle emerged as a scoring option The intensity fueled Arcadia’s offense, throws for Nandua with under a competitive district rival in the likes for the Warriors, first driving coast leading to a 15-0 run to start the third minute to go, he helped his team of Nandua. The game had a lot to live to coast off a defensive rebound, then quarter. Williams found Scarborough climb all the way back to take a up to following the Firebirds’ 71-68 adding a pair of points on a floater in for a 3-point basket, and Downing as- 1-point lead, 71-70. win over the Yellow Jackets two days the lane. sisted Hope on a pair of high-percent- The Firebirds again responded, and earlier, but it cemented its status as a Hope, the hero of the Northampton age shots. when Downing sank two clutch free classic contest when 32 minutes could game, confidently stepped into a cor- The game took a decidedly more nip throws amid a raucous audience, Ar- not determine a victor. Ultimately, the ner 3 for Arcadia, and Grinage end- and tuck direction as well, with fouls cadia surged to a 3-point advantage, Firebirds came out on top in overtime, ed the quarter both playing strong being called with greater regularity. with 12 seconds to go. winning the war of attrition against defense with his second block of the The manner of the finish was begin- There was a feeling the game was the Warriors 90-81, firmly locking into quarter, and on offense with his fourth ning to take shape in the closeness by iced by Downing’s free throws, but the driver’s seat moving forward in made field goal, a baseline jumper which the game was officiated. Jones had other things in mind for the league play. giving the Firebirds a 21-15 lead eight Nandua broke its drought with Warriors, banking home a 3-pointer Arcadia was not hampered by a minutes in. 3:20 to go in the third quarter with as the buzzer sounded, extending the slow start against Nandua. On the Scarborough continued to be a Pitt scoring a couple of quick buck- game to overtime. contrary, the Firebirds opened the great distributor of the basketball ets. Arcadia called a timeout just to Key players began to disappear game on a 12-2 run by way of really for the Firebirds early in the second limit the pace a bit, but Nandua kept quickly in the overtime period. Pitt exceptional ball rotation, with Keith quarter, but his vision in finding the up the urgency out of the break. Sum- Grinage and Jaden Hope the benefac- open shooter was often for naught, as merville drove the lane, scored, got (Continued on Page 23) 22 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020

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~ Basketball ~ 2020 Fred Diem/Scott Miles Results (Continued From Page 21) had already fouled out for Nandua prior to Jones’ buzzer beater and was joined shortly thereafter by Jones and Summerville, leaving the Warriors at a decided disadvantage. Arcadia’s Down- ing joined the list of exited players, but to their credit the Firebirds surged ahead on baskets by Williams, Hope, Scarborough, and Grinage, outscoring the Warriors 16-7 in the four-minute overtime period, and remaining un- beaten in league play. Pitt ended the game high scorer with 26 points, and was joined in dou- ble figures by Summerville with 19 and Jones with 12. Williams led the Firebirds with 23 points, followed by Scarborough with 21, and Grinage and Hope with 16 apiece. Will Leland poses with his plaque The battle in both teams was truly in the Northampton Wrestling engaging, and though Nandua coach, room where it will be mounted Trelle Warner, disliked the outcome, he Arcadia’s Marvin Gomez fights for inside control in his 138-pound bout and observed for years to come. spoke of the game in positive terms. against Cape Henry’s Taz Thompson. Photo by Brennan Waldorf. Photo by Brennan Waldorf. “It was a hard-fought game both Ford (106) third place, Matt Taylor Miles award. ways, it was a fun game to be part of,” 1/10/20-1/11/20 (120) first place, Joe Prendergast (120) This year’s tournament was open to said Warner. Wrestling third place, Julio Vasquez (126) second the public and offered free entry and place, Carlos Lopez (126) third place, access to the hospitality room for all By Brennan Waldorf Cameron Mears (152) third place, Da- Northampton wrestling alumni. Alum- Eastern Shore of Virginia’s Last weekend the Fred Diem/Scott vid Gastelum (160) first place, and ni that attended were recognized and ONLY AAA Approved Auto Miles Round Robin tournament took Joe Teasley (170) second place. The honored on the second day in between place in Eastville at Northampton High Warriors will be back in action when rounds. This year the Northampton Repair Service Center School. The two-day tournament hosted they travel to Bishop Sullivan Catholic wrestling community had a special 10% Member Discount All 13 teams that traveled from North Car- High School for a dual meet on Jan. 22. recognition for Will Leland. Leland Services Including Inspections, olina, Delaware, and Virginia. Nandua, The Yellow Jackets finished in eighth was the Jackets’ first title winner when Arcadia, Broadwater, and Northampton place with 154 points and were led he won the Division I, 140-pound state Oil Changes and Tires all participated in the event. Norview by Devon Johnson (132) second place, title in 1993. The longtime supporter • VA STATE INSPECTION STATION High won the tournament with 332 Aizmani Joseph (145) second place, Gavin and coach was presented a plaque in • $19.99 OIL CHANGES points, First Flight (NC) finished in sec- Brittingham (170) third place, and Cres- his honor for his outstanding work ond with 254 points, and Nandua landed cencio Sugia (285) third place. They’ll be and commitment to the Northampton • ENGINE REPAIR & in third place with 236 points. back on the mats this weekend, traveling wrestling team and community. DIAGNOSTICS The two-day tournament was filled to Lafayette High School to participate in with action as wrestlers endured the the two-day Ram Rumble. • AIR CONDITIONING physical and mental strain of wres- The Arcadia Firebirds finished in Onley Woodworking Co. SERVICE tling up to nine matches over the ninth place with 133 points and were • PREVENTATIVE course of the weekend. The grueling led by Ronald Lopez who finished first Class A Va. License MAINTENANCE workload can be taxing, which was at 126 pounds and Osberto Perez who Specializing in: evident for the Nandua wrestling finished in third place at 132 pounds. • SUSPENSION & WHEEL team. The Warriors’ squad has already The Firebirds won’t see action again New Homes, Additions, claimed two titles this year and could until Jan. 25, when they travel to On- Porches, and Garages! ALIGNMENT have possibly finished higher had it ley to participate in the Warrior Duals. Call Walt Chandler: • OPEN SATURDAYS not lost four wrestlers on the first day The Most Outstanding Wrestler due to injury. The remaining starters award was given to First Flights 757-710-0438 fared well, with a couple wrestlers tak- 145-pounder Jack Hawbaker. Best or Seth Chandler: ing first overall along with several un- sportsmanship was awarded to Bay- 757-710-9315 SServiceervice && TTowingowing attached wrestlers placing as well. The side High School, and Nandua’s Da- For a prompt estimate and Warriors’ top wrestlers include Colin vid Gastelum was awarded the Scott quality work! 757-824-3333 • New Church, VA DONE

24 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020 Arcadia’s Endeavor Leaves It Victorious Downing appeared a bit stunned by 1/13/20 - Boys basketball the game, but humbly gathered their thoughts for the team moving forward. Arcadia 66 “This game was a real wake up call,” Holly Grove 36 said Williams. Arcadia head coach Rodney Arm- 1/14/20 - Boys basketball strong, who pulled his starters after Arcadia 68 an ineffective opening quarter, then relied on these same players down Chincoteague 67 the stretch, giving praise to William Scarborough, as well as Downing OT and Williams, as key in pulling out By Matthew Yoder the win. After an exhilarating week in which “It was William with his court Arcadia separated itself from its rivals awareness, Kamron with his defense, with intense wins in league play, this and Lethon with his rebounding,” week promised to be much more set- said Armstrong. tling with games on consecutive nights The Firebirds’ contest against Hol- against Holly Grove and Chincote- ly Grove played more as an effort to ague. Monday’s win at home against secure valuable playing time for the the Eagles proved to be just that, a bench as the team looks to postsea- 30-point drubbing largely played with son play. Scarborough hit a pair of 3- the starters resting. pointers in the first quarter, and Jaden The following night’s opponent, the Hope added a couple of physical layups Ponies, had other things in mind for as the Firebirds ran out to a 19-6 lead. William Scarborough connects on one of his four 3-point baskets on the the Firebirds. Chincoteague gave Ar- From there, most of the game was evening. Photo by Matthew Yoder. cadia all they could handle, jumping to played by Arcadia’s reserves, with high 12 points. Chaffins fought off a cold start to fin- a large lead, but ultimately succumb- DaJuan Bailey, Kylen Wharton, and The Eagles never threatened ish the game with 12 points, leading ing to a Firebirds’ team accustomed to Markell Williams making significant against the Firebirds bench, but still the Eagles. playing from behind. The game ended contributions. Williams saw his most saw two of their players notch double In addition to Williams’ 12, Scar- with Arcadia eking out a 68-67 win in extensive playing time yet this season, figures in points. Ben Cunningham borough ended with 12 points on four the Pony Pen, to keep its perfect sea- and made the most of his efforts, de- played very physical basketball in 3-point baskets, and Lethon Williams son in league play intact. fending tightly against Holly Grove’s the paint, gathering 10 points in the secured another double-digit night Lethon Williams and Kamron guards, while registering a season first half and 11 for the game. Zach with 11 points. Warriors Double Down on Arcadia some home court energy. They reduced we need to be tougher and more ag- Williams of tonight’s 7 p.m. tipoff 1/9/20 - girls Basketball their fouls and limited their turnovers, gressive under the basket” said coach against the Jackets. Nandua 40 which led to a career-high 10 points for Sarah Taylor. Tynaija Kelley, Teyanna Arcadia 28 Tazewell, Brianna Tazewell, and Mack- enzie Vestal contributed to their team’s Coston Hits 1,000the field while exploding Points for 41 points, By Brennan Waldorf victory, recording 6 points each. 1/13/20 - boys Basketball eight rebounds, four assists, and two The Arcadia Firebirds traveled to On- Arcadia’s Bella Williams led all steals. Coston impressed knocking ley last week, Jan. 9, to face off against scores with 12 points as she controlled Northampton 84 down 67% of his shots from beyond the Lady Warriors. It’s the second time the ball and ran the point position for Franklin High 58 the arc and 75% from the charity line. this season the two teams have met and the Firebirds. He was aided by freshman Braden it was Nandua that came out on top The Lady Warriors will be pitted By Brennan Waldorf Justice who scored 12 points, Ahmad again. The Warriors edged the Firebirds against the district leader Northampton Northampton Senior Vonte Coston Scarborough added 8 points, and Jer- back in December in Oak Hall by the nar- Jan. 17. They’ll be working on defensive scored his 1,000th career point this emiah Major who had 5 points and 9 row margin of one point. This time, the rebounding and eliminating second op- week when Northampton traveled rebounds. The senior will be honored Warriors entered their own gym with a portunities this week in practice. to Franklin High School. The senior during tonight’s game against Nan- building confidence and were backed by “They are bigger than we are, and guard dominated, shooting 73% from dua in Eastville starting at 7 p.m. January 17, 2020 • Eastern Shore Post • 25 Cross-Country Post-Season Honorees Nandua Broadwater Northampton

Carlo Balmoria Ethan Harrower Mahika Patel Wendi Martinez Daniela Gonzalez 2A All-Region A 2A All-Region A VISAA All-Metro 1A All-Region A 1A All-Region A 7/91 Regionals, 10/91 Regionals, 9/33 Metro, 14/47 Regionals, 3/47 Regionals, 38/104 States 64/104 States 116/242 States 69/105 States 33/105 States 2019 PR: 17:46 2019 PR: 17:56 2019 PR: 22:45 2019 PR: 24:29 2019 PR: 22:43

North Accomack Youth Football & Cheerleading Nandua High with North Accomack Little League School Athletic Booster Club FUNDRAISER Quarter Auction AUCTION st Saturday, January 25, 2020 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Nandua High School Gym CHINCOTEAGUE FIRE HOUSE Doors open at 6:00 p.m. 5052 Deep Hole Road • Chincoteague, VA Auction will begin at 7:00 p.m. Doors Open @ 8 5 PM • Dinner @ 6 PM • Auction @ 7 PM Admission is $10 LIVE AUCTION & SILENT AUCTION, Price includes admission and first paddle. Vendors will be DOOR PRIZES, RAFFLES present, concessions will be sold-including chili, walking tacos, chili dogs, hot dogs, chips, beverages, and baked goods. Tickets sold in advance $25.00 each (limited quantity) Ticket covers dinner and admission Available at Famous Pizza or call Todd Tarr 757-990-2082 Many cool items up for grabs! All in paddles $50. If interested 6689 Maddox Blvd. in being a vendor, please call the school at 787-4514. Chincoteague, VA ALL PROCEEDS GO TO THE NORTH ACCOMACK YOUTH FOOTBALL, CHEERLEADING and LITTLE LEAGUE PROGRAMS 26 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020 Ponies Buck Down Firebirds, 54-19 in the second quarter. Williams set the 1/14/20 - girls Basketball example with a number of steals to Chincoteague 54 open the quarter, at times by means of hustling to the floor and Tiana Bagwell Arcadia 19 supplied some needed offense for the Firebirds after scoring off a loose ball. By Matthew Yoder The Ponies lead was not seriously Seeking to strengthen its approach threatened, however, as their ball move- into late season contests with league ment continued to impress. Maxine frontrunner Northampton, Chincote- Fernandez scored off a good back and ague dismantled Arcadia Tuesday forth with Hall, then later Fernandez night in Oak Hall, 54-19. directed a nice bounce pass to Hall for The Ponies hit their stride early, a score. Lindsay O’Shea also made her opening the game on a 17-0 run. The mark on the game fighting for offen- inflated deficit came as a result of sive rebounds and scoring in the paint. some really good passing by the Po- Jackson, too, controlled the boards for nies, starting from the tip with Alan- Chincoteague, finishing on a nice tip in, na Hall assisting Lexi Marshall for a as well as assisting Kyla McClain for a layup. Hall was then the benefactor jumpshot late in the half. of great passes from Caroline Shelley The Firebirds continued to compete, and Emma Jackson, as Hallamassed Caroline Shelley scores on an aggressive drive for Chincoteague. Photo much to the delight of their coach, Casey a game high 22 points from very high by Matthew Yoder. Cordrey. His team’s growth on the court, percentage shots. as they learn the fundamentals of the Arcadia finally answered Chincote- The quarter ended with Chincoteague selves in, there was no quit in the young game, does not visibly seem to disrupt ague’s dominance behind a pair of leading 18-6. Firebirds. Arcadia made a concerted ef- his patience, but he sees the most ba- 3-point baskets from Bella Williams. Despite the hole they found them- fort to step up the pressure on defense sic premise of the game, scoring points, stalling a quantum leap for his players.

“I feel like they played aggressive the resh F entire game, at this point we need to put seaFood the ball in the bucket,” Cordrey said. Public Notice The half ended with Bagwell assisting Northampton County is conducting public engagement Cape Center Omariyanna Reed in the paint for a late meetings to help determine the need and opportunities for 26507 Lankford Hwy. Cape Charles score, but Chincoteague had extended the lead to 19, 33-14 going into the half. email: [email protected] affordable and workforce housing throughout the County. This The second half mirrored much of the effort is grant funded by and in conjunction with the Virginia 757-331-1541 first. Williams continued to play a good Week of Jan. 18 - Jan. 24, 2020 all-around game for the Firebirds, con- Department of Housing and Community Development. The verting on another 3 en route to a team Saturday meetings are meant to discuss priorities and strategies for high 10 points, but the Ponies just over- Drumfish Platter $1499 addressing those housing needs. The goal is to develop matched in all facets. Shelley directed Sunday a nice touch pass to O’Shea for a score, specific projects and policies and to seek additional funding and Hall opened up the game further Choose 2: Soup, Salad or Sandwich $899 to support the effort. The public is invited to participate at with her defense leading to fast breaks. Monday The strategy of Chincoteague head either of two locations: Homemade Meatloaf $999 coach, Jimmy Bloxom, was to work on some issues and include all his players, Tuesday in preparation for meetings ahead with Exmore Town Hall, Main Street, Exmore 99 Fresh Roasted Turkey $10 Northampton, and particularly the play Cape Charles Civic Center, Tazewell Avenue, Cape Charles Wednesday of number 23, Maeyanna Delk. “We worked on our press a bit, and Wednesday, January 29, 2020 4 St. Louis Style Ribs $1099 we got everybody some playing time,” 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Thursday said Bloxom. Homemade Lasagna $999 The difference, Bloxom believes, comes down to slowing the Yellow If you have questions or comments please contact Friday Jackets’ star. Charles Kolakowski, Northampton County Administrator: Shrimp Combo: 4 Battered Fried “We have to get the ball out of Delk’s (757) 678-0440, x515. & 1 Stuffed $1799 hand,” Bloxom said. DONE

January 17, 2020 • Eastern Shore Post • 27 Great SPORTS SHORTS Accomack County ­710-1947, or Barbara at 710-9301. Things Shore Little League Parks and Recreation Meeting Come to 2020 Youth Basketball Shore Little League will be having a league meeting on Tuesday. Jan. 21, Schedule at 6:30 p.m., in the Blue Building at Those Accomack County Parks and Rec- the Randy Custis Memorial Park. reation will kickoff their 2020 Youth All persons interested in manag- Basketball season Saturday, Jan. 18, ing, coaching, or assisting with the Who Bait at Arcadia High School. The schedule 2020 season are asked to attend. Dis- Sam (top) and Jean Sel- is 9 a.m. - ACPR Celtics 1 and Hornets cussions will include registrations, 1 (practice, ages 5-8), 10 a.m. - Wizards interleague game schedules, and lard (bottom) fished 1 and Knights (practice, ages 5-8), 11 the yearly Oyster Roast Fundraiser a.m. - Horntown Heat and Lakers (March 7). This is an open meeting New Year’s Day, boating (practice, ages 5-8), noon - Celtics and everyone is welcome to join us to vs. Knights (game, ages 9-12), 1 p.m. help make our season successful. five beautiful rockfish. - Lakers vs. Cavaliers (game, ages 9-12), 2 p.m. - Heat (practice, ages 5-8) In observance of Martin­ ­Luther All qualified for Virgin- and Wizards 2 (practice, ages 9-12), 3 King Jr. Day, Monday,­ Jan. 20, p.m. - 13-15 (scrimmage.) ia Citations. Photos by For additional information con- the Eastern Shore Post office tact the Parks and Recreation Of- will be closed. We will reopen Sam Sellard. fice at 787-3900, 824-0314, Wayne at on Tuesday, Jan. 21. Join Our Join Our Team! Alice B. Tawes Rehabilitation and McCready Health is Team! Nursing Home Food Service Director now hiring the following positions: The Food Service Director is responsible for organizing and managing the Food Service Department in accordance with all applicable regulations · RN/LPN - Long Term Care · Geriatric Nursing and guidelines. This role acts as the liaison between the Food Service Assistant Department, the administrator and other departments within the facility. Full Time and · Long Term Care Part Time Full Time Requirements for this position include a degree in Nutrition or related field preferred or completion of 90-hour course approved by the Respective State Benefits & Insurance Package Department of Public Health. Certification as a Certified Dietary Manager Free Fitness Center • Continuing Education • Generous Paid Time Off Policy (CDM) with at least three (3) years related experience, and one (1) to two Retirement Plan • Employee Recognition Programs (2) years management/supervisory experience required. Apply now at Visit our website for additional job opportunities Mccreadyhealth.org mccreadyhealth.org 28 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020

SuperBy Laura Davis Bowl Sunday Always Steals A Pizza Your Heart With a couple of different BIG game days right around the corner, I thought my friends here on the Eastern Shore might be hungry for a couple of new appetizer recipes to try (and share!) in the upcoming weeks. In our younger years, we'd go to a party or the local watering hole to watch the big game - but these days we just tend to enjoy it at home. I always have fun making a small smorgasbord for my guys, ­switching things up year to year. I haven't met many munches that I didn't ­like - but these two are ­always ­requested year after year. Figured they were a good bet to share with you guys! First off, Buffalo Fried Oysters. A plump and tender single-fried oyster tossed in a sinfully spicy homemade buffalo sauce (don't let that scare you away - it's just hot sauce and melted butter, y'all). I like to serve them on a half-shell for a fancy ­presentation, then sprinkle with a touch of blue cheese - or feta, if you're not a fan. And second, a super delicious and easy Hot Pizza Dip. All the flavors of pizza, but in a dippable form. A base­layer of cream cheese and pizza sauce, topped with ­mozzarella and Parmesan - then add ­whatever pizza-ish ­toppings you like. I usually go with pepperoni, green pepper, red onion, and olives - but whatever floats your boat! No matter what team you're rooting for (go 49ers!), these two recipes will surely have everyone rooting for you! I hope everyone gets the chance to enjoy the game with their family and friends, and fill up yourbellies­ in the ­process. Laura Davis is a food writer/photographer based on Chincoteague Island. Her work has been ­featured in publications such as Chesape­ ake Bay Magazine, Taste of Home, and Savor Virginia. She blogs about food, drinks, and new recipes at tideandthyme.com Photo by Donna Good.

combine. Dredge oysters well in flour mixture, Buffalo Fried Oysters pressing on the sides to get a good coating. 24 oysters, shucked (scrub and save shells for · Place oysters onto baking sheet with wax p­ aper serving) and repeat process with remaining oysters. 3/4 cup yellow cornmeal · Place enough vegetable oil in a large heavy 3/4 cup all-purpose flour skillet to go up about one inch of the pan. Heat 1 teaspoon seafood seasoning (J.O. or Old Bay) to 350 degrees over medium-high heat. Drop 1 teaspoon kosher salt oysters into the hot oil, about eight at a time, vegetable oil (for frying) until golden brown on both sides – turning 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, melted ­occasionally. Remove from oil and place on the 1/3 cup hot sauce paper towel lined baking sheet. Repeat process 2 tablespoons blue cheese (I used feta) with remaining oysters. scallions, sliced (for garnish) · While oil is heating up prepare your ­Buffalo sauce by whisking the butter and hot sauce · Line a baking sheet with wax paper or a­ luminum ­together well until combined. Toss the hot foil. Line another baking sheet with paper ­oysters with the sauce, and place each fried ­towels. Set both aside. oyster into a shell for serving. Sprinkle · Combine cornmeal, flour, Old Bay and salt in with the blue cheese and scallions, and serve a shallow dish (I use a pie plate) and mix well to ­immediately.

· Preheat oven to 400 degrees. 1 (8 oz.)Hot block cream Pizza cheese, Dip ­softened · In a 9-inch pie plate, spread the cream 1/2 cup pizza sauce 1 cup mozzarella cheese, shredded cheese evenly over the ­bottom of the 1/4 cup parmesan cheese plate. Spread pi­ zza sauce on top of 1 mushroom, thinly sliced cream cheese. Top with mozzarella and 1/4 cup mini-pepperoni (or quarter ­Parmesan cheeses. regular sized) · Place mushrooms, ­pepperoni, and 2 tablespoon black olives, sliced ­olives evenly over the cheese. Sprinkl­ e 2 tablespoon green peppers, finely diced the ­peppers, onions, and oregano on top. 2 tablespoon red onion, finely diced 1 teaspoon dried oregano · Bake in preheated oven for 15-20­ store-bought pizza crust (like ­minutes. Serve with warmed pi­ zza crust Boboli), cut into bite-size pieces pieces or crackers. January 17, 2020 • Eastern Shore Post • 29 Mummert Makes Dean’s List Zoe Mummert, of Chincoteague, a freshman business administration major at York College of Pennsylva- nia, has been named to the dean’s list for the Fall 2019 semester.

New Members Join Soroptimist Club Two new members joined the So- roptimist Club of Accomack Coun- ty recently. Pictured above from left are new member Bev Misuna, Soroptimist Director Lois Evans, and new member Sherry Stanley. Lions Delivers Gifts The Onancock Area Lions Club Red Door Empowerment Delivers purchased and helped distribute Christmas gifts to guests at Shore Treats to E.S.C.A.D.V. Send your mileposts Health & Rehabilitation in Park- Red Door Empowerment LLC delivered baskets and a cake to the East- and community events sley. Pictured above from left are Ernie Swisher, Lions president, ern Shore Coalition against Domestic Violence. Pictured above from to Diane Johnson, activities director, left are Ana Jurado, Jeanette Searle, Frances Bailey, and Shelly Strain. If anyone wants to volunteer, sponsor, or donate for future events, email [email protected] and Beth McHenry, Lions secre- tary/treasurer. [email protected]

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Northampton County Accomack County Community Notes Public Schools Public Schools Superintendent Charles Lawrence of Northampton Superintendent Chris Holland of Accomack County County Public Schools announced that the school Public Schools announced that schools will be dents can take as many classes as they board voted to change the 2019-2020 school calendar. closed Monday, Jan. 20, in observance of Martin Lu- Accomac can fit into their lives. They can learn The following change was adopted: ther King Jr. Day. Schools will also be closed Thurs- The Accomack County Branch of the to build a butterfly hatching, create Monday, Jan. 27, was scheduled as an early dis- day, Jan. 23, for a teacher work day and Friday, Jan. missal for teacher worktime. The day will now be a 24, for a staff development day, The first and second NAACP will celebrate the birthday of flower arrangements, participate in full teacher workday. Classes will resume on Tues- nine weeks will end Wednesday, Jan. 22. Report the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Mon- harmony singing, or learn about the day, Jan. 28. cards will be issued Friday, Jan. 31. day, Jan. 20, at 10 a.m., at the Macedo- history of American pop music. Learn nia A.M.E. Church. about the birds of Chincoteague or take a day trip kayaking the Poco- 2020 Low Cost Rabies Vaccination Melfa moke river. Also, classes are offered to The 2020 Eastern Shore Commu- learn to play golf, do yoga, sew a pair Clinics Sponsored By: nity College Oyster Roast will be Fri- of pajama pants, or make a quilt. For Eastern Shore Veterinarians $5 in cooperation with the $5 Accomack and Northampton Sheriff’s Departments day, Jan. 31, at 5 p.m., at the Eastern the literary-minded, read and discuss and the Eastern Shore Health District Shore Community College Workforce short stories in a book club or partici- *REMEMBER TO BRING PREVIOUS VACCINATION RECORD. PROOF OF PRIOR VACCINATION IS REQUIRED TO QUALIFY FOR THREE-YEAR CERTIFICATE Development Center Great Hall. Tick- pate in creative writing. **CASH ONLY** ets are $60 and proceeds will fund For those new to the Eastern Shore, DATE LOCATION TIME scholarships and efforts for local stu- sign up for Know the Shore, an interac- Monday Jan 27 Exmore Firehouse 5:00 - 6:00 pm dents. There will be guided tours of tive class that takes students to inter- Monday Jan 27 Eastern Shore Animal Hospital 6:30 - 7:30 pm the new Academic Building from 4 to esting places in our community. Tuesday Jan 28 Chincoteague Firehouse 5:00 - 6:00 pm (New firehouse) 5052 Deep Hole Rd 6 p.m. Anthony Rosano and the Con- Many of the classes are held at the Tuesday Jan 28 Nassawadox Firehouse 6:00 - 7:00 pm queroos will provide live blues rock. Eastern Shore Community College on Wednesday Jan 29 Atlantic Firehouse 5:00 - 6:00 pm Wednesday Jan 29 Bloxom Firehouse 5:30 - 6:30 pm For more information, call 789-1749. Fridays. Check the schedule for times Thursday Jan 30 Cheriton Firehouse 6:30 - 7:30 pm ********************* and locations The Academy for Lifetime Learn- A complete spring schedule of class- ing’s spring semester has many new es offered from February through May *Virginia Health Laws require all dogs and cats over 4 months of age to be immunized against rabies* Accomack and Northampton County laws require that your dog be licensed every year. offerings. For $25 per semester, stu- can be found at www.allesva.org In Northampton County, cats must also be licensed every year. Blondee’s Express

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FRIDAY Hnoon - AA mtg. - SATURDAY H10 a.m.-noon - ­Drop-In JAN. 17 Market St. UMC, Onancock JAN. 18 Art Show - Ward H12:30 p.m. - SciPhi ­Museum, Salisbury,­ Md. - ­Seminar: Man Woman Birth Death ­420-742-4988 x110 Infinity - ESCC, Melfa Hnoon and 7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Holy POST TIMES H6 p.m. - The Almshouse Jazz Project­ Trinity Episcopal Church, 66 Market St., - Lemon Tree Gallery, Cape Charles Onancock H7 p.m. - AA mtg. - Christ Episcopal H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Eastville Vol. Fire Co. Church, 16304 Courthouse Rd., Eastville Jan. 17-23 H7 p.m. - Life Teach Series - ­Rachel Leah ­Covenant ­Ministries Center - am” ­787-2486 re d H11 a.m. - Meditation Group - ­Train Station, Onley H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Exmore Moose SUNDAY a H4 p.m. - Life Recovery of E.S. mtg. - Rock Lodge, Belle ­Haven - doors open at JAN. 19 “ e ~Martin Luther Church, Melfa 6:30 p.m. I v ha H7 p.m. - AA mtg. - Christ Episcopal Church, 16304 ­Courthouse King Jr. Rd., Eastville MONDAY H10 a.m.-2 p.m. - E.S. Quilt Guild mtg. - Drummondtown­ UMC, H7 p.m. - AA mtg. - Grace UMC, 18484 Wilson Ave., Parksley JAN. 20 ­Accomac - community service projects - 201-317-0586 H1-4 p.m. - CIAO Presents Gameplay Monday: Card, Word, and H9 a.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Refuge Inn, Chincoteague Board Games - ­Theatre ­Annex, 4076 Main St., Chincoteague TUESDAY H10 a.m. - Zumba - Franktown UMC H5:30-6:30 p.m. - Al-Anon mtg. - Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Onancock­ JAN. 21 H10 a.m. - Bingo - Accomack Senior Village, H6 p.m. - Bingo - Elks Lodge, Tasley ­Onancock - 787-3900 H6-8:30 p.m. - GED Class - Cape Charles Rescue H10 a.m.-noon - Veterans’ Workshop - Virginia Employment­ H6-9 p.m. - GED Class - Arcadia High School, Oak Hall ­Commission, Onley - 787-5862 H6:15 p.m. - Central Shore Lions Club mtg. - Sage Diner, Onley H10:30 a.m. - Duplicate Bridge - Island House, ­Wachapreague - H6:30 p.m. - Cub Scout Pack 300 mtg. - Grace UMC, Parksley 787-2432 H6:30-8:30 p.m. - Free English for Speakers of Other Languages - ­ H1 p.m. - Riverside Shore Hospice Grief Support Group Metompkin Elementary School, Parksley - 789-1761 mtg. - Cape Charles Baptist Church Fidelis House H7 p.m. - Celebrate Recovery mtg. - Onancock Baptist Church - food served at 6 p.m. H6 p.m. - Rachel Leah Ministries - 787-2486 (call for location) H7:30 p.m. - Accomack Cty. Taxpayers’ Assn. mtg. - ­Accomack County H6 p.m. - Bingo - Pocomoke Elks, next to YMCA ­Administration Bldg. H6-7:30 p.m. - Girl Scouts mtg. - Craddockville UMC H6-8 p.m. - Free English for Speakers of Other Languages - H WEDNESDAY 7:45 a.m. - Kiwanis Club of Accomack mtg. - Sage ­Pungoteague Elementary - 789-1761 Diner, Onley H6-8:30 p.m. - GED Class - ESCC, Class A-51, Melfa JAN. 22 H 10 a.m. - TOPS mtg. - Market St. UMC, Onancock - H6:30 p.m. - Financial Workshop - ­Anointed Word of Deliver- 787-4718 ance COGIC, Melfa - 757-350-5039 H 10 a.m.-2 p.m. - Veterans’ Employment Representative Avail. - H7 p.m. - AACA Accomack-Northampton Region mtg. - ­Sage ESCC, Melfa - no appt. needed Diner, Onley - 442-4843 - social at 6 p.m. H 10:30-11:30 a.m. - Overeaters Anonymous mtg. - Rock Church, Onley H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Cheriton VFC - smoke free - 757-655-4834 H7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Atlantic UMC H 11 a.m. - E.S. Art League mtg. with Janis King - ­Historic Onancock H7:30 p.m. - AA mtg. - Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, 66 Market School St., Onancock H11 a.m.-1 p.m. - Soup Kitchen - Corner Stone Seventh Day Adventist Church, 3431 Main St., Exmore Hnoon - AA mtg. - Market St. UMC, 75 Market St., Onancock THURSDAY H9 a.m.-1 p.m. - Veterans’ Employment Representative­ H5-7 p.m. - Soup Kitchen and Clothes Closet - Grace and Truth JAN. 23 Avail. - Chincoteague Town Office - no appt. needed Ministries, 19 ­Boundary Ave., Onancock - Donations: 789-5369 H10:30 a.m. - Story Time - Cape Charles Memorial­ Library­ H5:30-6:30 p.m. - Free Meals for the Hungry - Epworth UMC, 4158 H5:30 p.m. - Shore Losers mtg. - Drummondtown Baptist­ Church, ­Accomac - ­Seaside Rd., Exmore - 442-6391 $1/wk. H6-7 p.m. - Prayer Line Open - St. Matthew’s Church, Onley - Call H5:30 p.m. - TOPS VA-550 mtg. - Zion Baptist Church, Parksley - 757-665-5405 665-7403, 387-7021, or 894-1521 w/prayer requests H6-8 p.m. - Free English for Speakers of Other Languages­ - Pungoteague H6-7:30 p.m. - Free Beginners Line Dance Lessons - Little Italy, Elementary - 789-1761 ­Nassawadox H6-8:30 p.m. - GED Class - ESCC, Class A-51, Melfa H6-8:30 p.m. - GED Class - Cape Charles Rescue H6:30 p.m. - Kiwanis Club mtg. - St. Andrew’s Catholic Church, Chincoteague­ H6-9 p.m. - GED Class - Arcadia High School, Oak Hall H6:30 p.m. - Al-Anon. mtg. - Trinity UMC, Cape Charles H6:45 p.m. - Bingo - St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church, Onley - doors H7 p.m. - Celebrate Recovery Group mtg. - Chincoteague Church of God, open at 5:30 p.m. 5252 ­Woodland Dr. H7 p.m. - AA and Al-Anon mtgs. - Franktown UMC H7 p.m. - NA mtg. - Painter Garrison UMC H7:30 p.m. - Bingo - Painter VFC H8 p.m. - AA mtg. - Christ UMC, 6253 Church St., Chincoteague 32 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020 Eastern Shore Trading POST Classified Ads, Real Estate Ads, Auctions, and Legal Notices Help Wanted

The Eastern Shore Community Services Board is Agricultural Field Research Technician seeking candidates for the following positions: Shore Christian Academy Eastern Shore AREC, Virginia Tech, Painter, VA • Developmental Disabilities Aide is hiring for the following positions: Duties include, but not limited to, grounds maintenance • Part-time Driver ($11.50 per hour) • Teacher and farm operations such as tillage, planting, cultiva- • Developmental Services Case Manager • Principal/Administrator: tion, and spraying. Knowledge of farm operations and (P/T with F/T Potential) grounds equipment required. To learn more and apply, • Clinician & Emergency Services Clinician - Must Have Education Experience visit www.jobs.vt.edu, refer to job no: 512400. $1000 Sign-on Bonus Call 757-442-9791 for more information • Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP) • Part-time Mental Health Facility Technician Established law firm in Northampton County has im- ~ FT benefits package includes Paid mediate opening for a motivated, part-time or full-time legal assistant. Basic computer and office skills required. Maternity Leave Salary commensurate with experience. Please send cov- ~ The ESCSB is a NHSC er letter and resume to P.O. Box 878, Eastville, VA 23347. ­approved site for the Loan Immediate Openings!! Public Transit CDL Drivers ­Repayment Program $12.00/hr., Steady Hours, Paid Time Off, Paid Holi- For more information or to apply, days. Good DMV record required. please visit the ESCSB’s website at www.escsb.org Apply: Star Transit, 21250 Cooperative Way, Deputy Clerk - Circuit Court Clerk’s Office Tasley, VA Questions:757-787-8322 EOE M/F/D/V “We passionately believe in the potential of all.” F/T position with benefits | Open Until Filled Innovative, Inclusive, Caring, Professional Salary: $25,364 – 31,712 depending on experience Accomack County is currently recruiting for a full-time NORTHAMPTON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Deputy Clerk in the Circuit Court Clerk’s Office. The VACANCIES – IMMEDIATE OPENINGS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY position is responsible for performing a variety of clerical POSITION: M.I.S Technician and customer service duties for the office. The tasks and •Bookkeeper POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT #2020-­2-3351 duties vary dependent upon whether staffing the Civil •Bus Drivers (paid CDL training will be provided) •Part-Time Tutor The Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel District will be ac- Court docket or the Criminal Court docket. For the Criminal division, duties include administering oaths, marking •School Social Worker cepting applications for a M.I.S. Technician starting Janu- •Behavioral Intervention Specialist ary 13, 2020 and ending February 14, 2020, at 2:00 p.m. evidence received by the course, typing court orders, and interfacing with other related agencies. The deputy •Special Education Teachers The position performs difficult technical and skilled tasks •Substitutes – Teachers, Custodians, Cafeteria Workers, Nurses, etc. as part of the team responsible and accountable for technol- clerk also attends and documents court proceedings and enters data into a case management system. •Middle School Math Teacher ogy based systems at the District. Work is performed under •Hybrid Position-Bus Driver/Custodian the general supervision of the Management Information Minimum Qualifications: A high school diploma or GED; Systems Supervisor. Applicant must be 18 years of age or familiarity with courtroom procedures and processes; supplemented by vocational/technical training in business, For job descriptions, qualifications, salaries, and to apply go to older, must have a good driving record, and must possess or www.ncpsk12.com obtain a valid Virginia Driver’s License. Position is in Pay administrative, clerical, or data input work; or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience. Grade 21 with a salary range $42,532.00 to $68,192.00 and Inquiries may be directed to: includes a complete benefit package. Applications may be Specific experience in the legal system preferred. Bilingual capabilities a plus! Satisfactory completion of a Melinda Phillips - Director of Administrative Services obtained from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel Dis- (757) 678-5151 ext. 2013 or [email protected] trict’s personnel office from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday criminal history and a drug screening are required prior to employment. First consideration will be given to through Friday, by telephone (757) 331-2960, or online at Northampton County Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of www.cbbt.com/employment.html. applications received prior to 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, January 23, 2020. Additional details may be found race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. THE CHESAPEAKE BAY BRIDGE AND TUNNEL DIS- online: https://www.co.accomack.va.us/residents/job- TRICT IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER opportunities The County of Accomack is committed to an inclusive Manager – Housekeeping and diverse workforce. Want to help facilitate great family vacations? Join and CLASS A CDL DRIVERS WANTED manage our housekeeping team at Cherrystone Family • Clean Driving Record Camping Resort! We’re searching for someone with a pas- sion for guest services and high standards for cleanliness • Current DOT Physical Accomack County Social Services- Local (765-01) Human Services Assistant III (Accomack) and appearance to deliver exceptional service for our 113 • Two Years Experience Required Position # 00080 rental unit, 3 bathhouse campground in Cape Charles, Vir- • Competitive Salary And Benefits Hiring Range: $24,765 (May be higher depending on ginia. A successful candidate will provide leadership includ- qualifications and budgetary considerations.) ing hiring, scheduling, product procurement, and payroll Contact John At Moore’s Trucking LLC while also executing daily operations and coordinating and 15442 Merry Cat Ln., Belle Haven, Va 23306 For detailed job information and to apply, visit inspecting assignments to ensure top level cleanliness and 757-442-2734 http://www.dss.virginia.gov. Accepts only online applications; service. Coaching and motivating team members and com- Or email [email protected] job close date 01/31/2020. municating effectively are imperative, as is ensuring compli- EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ance with our exceptional service standards. In addition to a competitive salary and benefits package, great leaders always have opportunities for advancement within the re- sort and related companies. If interested, send resume to [email protected] with a brief explanation on why you Locally Owned, Locally Operated think you’d be the perfect fit! January 17, 2020 • Eastern Shore Post • 33

3 POMPANETTE DECK 34’ DELTAVILLE DEAD- (Cont’d) Help Wanted CHAIRS with fight- RISE $28,500 OBO - Help Wanted ing gimbals. $300. Call Charter Fishing Boat. 2012 ENERGETIC, EXPERI- 443-477-2407. Re-Power Cat 3208T (757) ENED DIESEL TRUCK BOAT WHEELS - 4-blade, 678-3718. [email protected] PASTOR TRACTOR TRAILER MECHANIC - must have or 1 pair, 19” x 23-1½” shaft. www.ltbaycharters.com Established Baptist church DRIVER Experienced accuire class B CDL within REDUCED $400. Call needs part time pastor. CDL Driver needed. 3 months. Good pay & bene- 757-999-3437 & leave msg. Farm & Lawn See website and facebook Clean driving record. fits. Must be willing to work 2017 9.9 4-STROKE page for details. Contact: Some experience with overtime when needed. 27-ft. McGregor Sail- HONDA OUTBOARD - Equipment Eastville Baptist Church, dump trailers. Contact please call shop supervisor. boat - With sails, tiller, 25-in. shaft, electric start, P.O. Box 283, Eastville, Twin Cedar Farms at 757 442-7979. new condition. $2,000. Call 1953 ANNIVERSARY JU- retractable skag, depth BILEE 600 FORD TRAC- Va. 23347. www.eastvill -630-7489 DIESEL MECHANIC recorder for shallow 757-746-6136. ebaptistchurch.org NEEDED to work on heavy LUND $3,800 - Alum. hull TOR - $3,500. 442-7507. equipment. See Karen Gray water, trailer w/electric open fishing boat with Merc, ANTIQUE 1956 MERCU- at T&W Block, 21075 Wash- mast, wench. Exc. cond. 25hp 4 stroke OB on a Load- RY outboard, electric start ington Street, Onley, VA. Reduced: $2,100. Rite galv. trlr. with elec. w/0 hours, 8-pt. over haul! $1,995 or buy a 1950s 16-ft. Vegetable Packing House Maintenance Position MILLWRIGHTS- 757-710-7146 winch. Extras: trolling mtr., PIPE FITTERS/WELDERS depth finder, rod holders, live (or so) run-about and keep Duties include: lacing belts, tracking belts, servicing MAINTENANCE MECHANIC well, cover, more. 757-824- sailing! Jim: 757-789-5141. gear boxes, changing bearings, changing electric mo- * MIG - TIG - STICK 4782 [email protected] tors, knowledge of 3 phase electric. Must be willing to * FT - PT and Weekends 1959 15FT. CRUISERS Feed & Seed travel: Mar-May (FL); Jun-Oct (VA); Nov-Dec (FL); Jan- * Exp’d only. * Valid INC. wood, Johnson out- HORSE HAY - $5 per bale. Feb (VA). Paid Vacation, Medical Insurance. $14-$16 per Driver’s License and board 50 w/trailer. This clas- STRAW – $4 per bale. hour depending on skills/experience. Transportation. Day shift sic won’t last long. $5,000 Call 757-824-3930 or call Call 757-678-5097 for application. and night shift positions. OBO. Call (757) 787-4090. 757-894-1339 (cell). DOUGLAS REPAIRS, 5-HP MEYERS SUB- INC., SNOW HILL, MD. ’86 27.2-FT. O’DAY MERSIBLE WATER Call 410-632-1346 or PUMP - Includes electrical Misc. - For Sale 443-783-4125. SAILBOAT – box. Used less than 30 hrs Las tareas de mantenimiento de la posición de 9.9 Yamaha, 4-stroke. FRICK SAW MILL w/mo- $950. 442-7677 & leave msg. tor & hydraulic log deck, log mantenimiento de la empacadora de vegetales Sails good, sleeps 4. Galley 2014 14-FT. E-TENDER incluyen: correas la cordones, correas de seguimiento, Boats, Etc. & toilet. Trailer & new turner, & roller bed with a ROWBOAT - Never used, wood saw cutter & motor cajas de engranajes de servicio, cambio de rodamientos, TWO 2006 HONDA 150 HP winch. Draws 2’11”. PRICE like new. $1,750. Call cambio de motores eléctricos, conocimiento de 3 fases REDUCED: $5,000 OBO. for firewood. 410-957-0491. fuel-injected, 4-stroke out- 757-746-6136. COLLECTION OF NEW eléctricas. Debe estar dispuesto a viajar: Marzo-mayo (FL); board motors with 152 hrs. Call Don at 757-656-8986. 1997 EAGLE CENTER Junio-Octubre (VA); Noviembre-diciembre (FL); Ene-feb YORKER MAGAZINES on each. $5,300 per engine if CONSOLE – Fiberglass, ranging from 1964 to mid- (VA). Vacaciones pagadas, seguro médico. $14-$16 por separate or both for $9,800. ’04 Loadrite trailer, ’02 90 hora, dependiendo de la habilidades/experiencia. 80s; open to offers. Contact Call or text 710-1125. hp Yamaha w/150 hrs., VHF, 757-693-7759 to discuss. Llame al 757-678-5097 para solicitarlo. 12-FT. DEEP V ALU- depth finder, all fishing LARK ENCLOSED MINUM BOAT - New gear, 3 elec. winches, inter- TRAILER 5’x8’ - Like new, 4-stroke 8 h.p. Yamaha (3 nal bilge pump & gas tank, built-in shelf, used 1 time. hrs. on motor), $1,950. Call $4,000. 757-336-5256 or 665-4424. $1,700. Experienced Class A CDL Driver 757-678-2729 after 6 p.m. 410-404-6066 (ask for Bob). WHIRLPOOL PROPANE FORMULA 233 ’87 26-FT. SHAMROCK needed for hauling produce on the East Coast. Must WATER HEATER TANK – With anchor puller, Exc. cond., $275. Located on have a current CDL & Medical Card. Clean driving THUNDERBIRD - 23-ft. 5-7 350 V8 (less than never been used, lots of Chincoteague. 804-218-1090. record. Seasonal travel to FL required. Excellent equip- extra equipment. Call 30KW KOHLER GEN- ment. Competitive pay & Medical benefits available. 50 hrs.) New stern drive (less 757-891-2426. than 10 hrs.) Great open deck, ERATOR – 4-cyl. diesel, Call 757-678-5097. ’90 22-FT. SEAPRO CUD- 3-phase or 1-phase. $3,500. Cuddy Cabin, Loadrite trailer w/ DY CABIN - Rebuilt OMC Exc. shape. 787-1469. pwr. winch, well kept, exc. cond. 225. 160-gal. fuel tank, LIKE NEW: 2 INDIAN Reduced: $5,900. 22-ft. aluminum trailer HEAD PENNIES - $6 a Forklift Operator 1988 Grady White 757-710-7146. w/brakes (Grady White set. Call 757-442-4252.. for a produce packing company. Moving product to stor- clone). $10,300 REDUCED: ENTERTAINMENT age. Loading trucks. Must be able to: do simple math, 20’, 225 h.p. $6,000. Pat-757-442-4635. CENTER - Includes 42” drug free, safe operator, have previous forklift experience. Yamaha, 2 axle ’01 18’ TROPHY - Very FREE 26-FT. RANGER flat tv (Pioneer 5.1 sur- Must be able to travel to Florida March - May, October good cond. + extras. Can SAILBOAT in cradle w/ round sound), receiver, Sony - December. Health benefits available. Full-time employ- trailer. Ready to go. be seen at K & E Marine, sails, rigging, cushions. compact disk player, Bose ment. C&E Farms, phone (757)678-5097. REDUCED: $7,000. across from Perdue plant. Needs to be moved & re- speakers. All sold as 1 unit: Call 757-824-5748. $11K. 757-678-3622. paired. 757-331-0315. $800 OBO. 757-693-2154. SUZUKI OUTBOARD 14-FT. BOAT TRAILER 20-YR. COLLECTION OF ENGINE - 115 h.p., like FOR SALE - $750. Call FRESHWATER FISHING new, less than 30 hrs. run- 442-4923. Tackle & memorabilia. Sell- Truck Mechanic Needed: ning time. $7,500! Call 1983 Pro-Time 20-ft. ing “The Fish Room.” Rods, Responsibilities include preventative maintenance, 757-710-4263. Cuddy Cabin, 2006 150 reels, antique lures, etc. inspections, services, diagnosing & repair for a fleet of 8 4 CUSTOM DAIWA DEEP HP Yamaha V-WAX, 2009 Call for info.: 757-710-8387 tractors and 14 trailers. Familiarization with air brakes, air SEA RODS with 9 or 10 float-on trailer, and many BEAUTIFUL LANE CE- conditioning, & electrical systems. Self-starter; must be reels. $450. 443-477-2407. extras, exc. cond. $15,000 DAR CHEST on casters. able to work unsupervised; benefits & competitive wages. ’00 MAXUM 2800 SCR OBO 518-369-9458 Waterfall front. Shelf on in- Call 757-678-5097 for application. twin 4.3L V6 engines. ’87 18-FT. WINNER Cen- side. Restored & refinished. Exc. cond. w/recent (2014) ter Console Boat with 12 1/4” d X 16 1/4” w X 44 1/2” ’84 21-FT. KEN maintenance record. Many a 150 h.p. Mariner mo- l (inside dimen.) Asking CRAFT - Pilot house, extras. $16K OBO. Call tor on a 1999 Star trailer. $200. 757-894-0218. 540-287-5047. REDUCED: $2,900 OBO. Administrative Assistant fresh water cooled, DISPLAY CASES - Three CHARTER BOAT Call 757-710-3726. display cases are 6 ft.; two needed to assist Accounting & Admin Dept. MS Office V8 inboard, pocket $15,000 OBO - 34’ Delta- proficiency, organizational skills, ability to multitask, MERCURY OUTBOARD are 3 ft.; one corner. Will drive w/galvanized ville Dead-Rise $15,000 PROPELLER SS 22- sell seperately or together. QuickBooks experience helpful. References required. obo - Charter Fishing Boat. Submit resume to: C&E Farms, Inc., P.O. Box 315, Cheri- trailer. $10,500. PITCH - Like new. $450. Call for pricing. Pick up 2012 Re-Power Cat 3208T 757-710-0070. only. 757-442-5873. ton, VA 23316 or fax to 757-678-5718. 757-665-6564. (757) 678-3718.

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150-YEAR-OLD BOER WAR ENFIELD RIFLE HOLLAND HILL ONANCOCK Whoa Granny!! We didn’t hire the other guy... Exc. condition. $1,000 OBO. RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY SQUARE we hired the best: John C. Miller!! 410-245-0152. APARTMENTS SONY WEGA 55-INCH & Driveway Repairs, Tree & Stump Removal, Crush & LCD REAR PROJEC- CARDINAL VILLAGE Now accepting 1 & 2BR TION TELEVISION - RE- New Church, VA 23415 apt. applications. Rent Run, Top Soil, Fill Dirt, Stone, Shells, DUCED: $275. $375. Call starts $514 for 1BR & Excavation & Backhoe Work. 757-709-0813. 2- & 3-BDRM mobile homes $552 for 2BR. All materials delivered & spread FOR SALE: ANTIQUE rent starts at $600 per month. •Central air/heat •wall- CHINA CLOSET. $200 Refrigerator/range/ to-wall carpet •ref. & Just Call Site Work Specialist OBO. Call 757-787-7307. stove •private entrance ANTIQUE MAPLE washer/dryer hook-up. •community room & John C. Miller at 757-665-4026 HARDWOOD KITCHEN Weekly trash pick-up, water/ •laundry room. 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New tires, brakes clutch & ’04 Harley Fat Boy Ape- PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Atlantic Volunteer Fire & windshield-wiper motor. hangers, Triple Exhaust, The Northampton County Planning Commission will Rescue Co., Inc. (the Issuer) located in Atlantic, County $4,300 Firm. Call 710-7571 6,773 mi. $9,500. Call 757- meet on Tuesday, February 4, 2020, at 7:00 p.m., in the of Accomack, Virginia, will meet on Feb. 4, 2020, at 6:00 709-9112 or 709-4963. Board Chambers located at 16404 Courthouse Road in p.m., at the Atlantic Volunteer Fire & Rescue Co. Inc. fire 2003 HONDA SILVER- Eastville, Virginia. The purpose is to conduct regular house located at 10072 Atlantic Road, Atlantic, Virginia, WING SCOOTER 600cc business and review applications to forward recommen- for the purpose of holding a public hearing pursuant to - Tour pack, adj. back rest, dations to the Board of Supervisors. the requirements of Section 147(f) of the Internal Rev- garage kept, tall windshield, ZTA 2019-04: The Northampton County Board of Super- enue Code of 1986, as amended, on a proposal that the like new, current maint., 43K visors have applied to add a new use, Recycling Yard, to Issuer enter into an agreement in order to purchase Per- mi., $3,000. 757-710-4835. the Northampton County Zoning Code. The amendments sonal Protective Equipment and Self-Contained Breath- include a definition for the use in Section 154.2.003, per- ing Apparatus gear. Yard/Estate formance standards in section 154.2.121, and adding the To finance the equipment and gear the Issuer proposes to ’14 Travel Trailer For Sale use to the use Charts Appendix: A as a by right use in enter into a loan agreement by Taylor Bank in the maxi- 26’ Premier Bullet Ultra Lite, Existing Industrial districts. mum aggregate principal amount of $130,000. 2 pull outs with awning, Sales ZMA 2019-07: The Northampton County Board of Su- All persons interested may appear and be heard at said sleeps 6, complete camp- ASSAWOMAN - 12048 At- time and place or may file written comments with Atlan- ing package, bike rack, pervisors have applied to rezone one parcel from A/RB lantic Rd., Sat., 1/18, 8 a.m.- -Agricultural/Rural Business District to EI -Existing In- tic Volunteer Fire & Rescue Co., Inc. prior to the date of hitch, loaded with extras. ? Inside Sale! Assawoman hearing set forth heretofore. Like new, see in Va. Beach, dustrial. The property is identified as Tax Map 91-A-64 UMC Hall. Antiques, col- and is located at 24206 Lanford Highway. The parcel is can deliver! $26,000 Call lectibles, jewelry, & more. 757-286-6463. currently used for processing various types of scrap metal Breakfast sandwich pro- and is currently owned by Eastern Shore Recycling LLC. ceeds going to church. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 2016 TOYOTA CAMRY - 6138 JAMES ST CAPE The Board of Supervisors shall also conduct public hear- ings on Tuesday, February 11, 2020, at 6:00 p.m., in the Northampton County is seeking proposals for the demoli- 4-dr., 4-cyl., auto., A/C, full CHARLES VA INDOOR tion and removal of structures at the following locations: pwr., cruise, tilt, CD, back- MOVING ESTATE SALE Board Chambers. The applications will be on file and up camera, exc. cond., Toy- Something for everyone. open to public inspection in the office of the Clerk of the ota warranty. $14,900. Call Furniture Household items Board of Supervisors and in the Office of Planning, Per- 443-235-0304. collectables Coins local col- mitting, and Enforcement located at 16404 Courthouse 2015 NISSAN ALTIMA lectables oyster cans Bot- Road, Eastville, VA. – 4-door, 4-cyl., auto., full tles Guns Hunting fishing Anyone wishing to comment on the above item is invited power, cruise control, CD, building & hardware much to attend the meetings and make their comments known. A/C, Nissan warranty, exc. more located in Eastville. Written comments can be submitted to the Office of Plan- cond., 32K mi., $11,900. Jan 17, 18, 19: 7:30–3. Rain ning, Permitting, and Enforcement//P.O. Box 538//East- 443-235-0304. or Shine ville, VA 23347. ’99 35TH ANNIVERSA- YARD SALE SATURDAY Handicapped assistance available: Please telephone RY GT MUSTANG - Pro- 1/18 7AM - 4298 Lankford (757) 678-0440 at least 48 hours in advance. fessionally installed engine Hwy. New Church. 13 South Sealed bids for the above referenced project will be re- 9/15/11, 36-mo. warranty Next To the Scales. Jewelry, ceived at the office of the County Administrator, 16404 on engine still good. $7,500. decoys, furniture, glassware, Courthouse Road, Eastville, VA 23347 until 3:00 PM, Good cond. 757-377-8261. framed art & more. February 14, 2020. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud immediately thereafter. Contractors can obtain copies of the project specifi- cations by contacting Tom Rippon at 757-678-0443 Sell your boat or truck in the ext. 526 or [email protected]. Docu- ments will also be available on the County website at Eastern Shore Post for only $30! http://www.co.northampton.va.us/procurements.html. The County has the right to reject any or all bids; to 757.789.7678. waive any informalities or irregularities in the bidding. 36 • Eastern Shore Post • January 17, 2020

Pursuant to Section 6 of the Accomack County Wet- TRUSTEE SALE lands Zoning Ordinance, you are hereby notified of 17049 Rockefellow Lane, Cape Charles, VA 23310 a Public Hearing that will be held in the Accomack Northampton County County Administration Building Board Chambers, Room #104, 23296 Courthouse Avenue – Accomac, Vir- Legal In execution of a Deed of Trust in the original principal ginia at 10 a.m., Thursday, January 23, 2020, on the amount of $81,600.00, dated July 25, 2013, recorded in wetlands application of: the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of the Northamp- Jillian H. Poole – VMRC# 2019-1976 ton County, Virginia, in Document No. 130001416, Advertising default having occurred in the payment of the Note there- This application is for the following described project: by secured and at the request of the holder of said Note, The portion of the project which is in the Wetlands the undersigned Substitute Trustee will offer for sale at Board’s jurisdiction is the proposed installation of (Cont’d) public auction at the front entrance of the Northamp- 150 feet of rip-rap as a marsh toe protection. The ton County Courthouse, 5229 The Hornes, East- property is located in on Chincoteague Island, VA ville, on January 27, 2020, at 10:30 AM, the property 23336, Tax Map# 30A7-A-16. described in said deed, located at the above address and All interested parties will be afforded the opportunity to briefly described as: be heard or to present written statements. Applications VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE are on file and may be examined in the Office of the Envi- Beginning at a point at the Northern corner of the COUNTY OF ACCOMACK lot hereby conveyed where it adjoins Virginia State ronmental Programs in Accomac, Virginia. Handicapped Case No. CL19-870 assistance is available. Please call (757) 787-5728. Route 1602 and lands now or formerly of F. A. Rob- REGINALD ANDRE ROZIER-ALLEN, inson and running South 58° 19’ 52” East adjoin- Plaintiff, ing the Robinson lands a distance of Two Hundred v. Ten and Eight Hundredths Feet (210.08’) to a point; STEPHANIE BROWN ROZIER-ALLEN then starting and running along the line of lands a/k/a STEPHANIE PATRICIA ROZIER-ALLEN, now or formerly of R. M. Widgeon South 30° 34’ 11” Town of Onley Defendant Public Notice West a distance of Forty-Nine and Thirty-one hun- dredths Feet (49.31’) to a point; thence turning and The Mayor and Council of the Town of Onley and the ORDER OF PUBLICATION running along the lands now or formerly of B. P. Planning Commission of the Town of Onley will conduct WHEREAS the object of this suit is to obtain a Payne North 58° 33’ 35” West a distance of Two Hun- a Joint Public Hearing at 6:30 p.m. Monday, February 3, divorce from Defendant, Stephanie Brown Rozier-Allen dred Twelve and Six Hundredths Feet (212.06’) to 2020 at the Onley Baptist Church located at 25501 W. a/k/a Stephanie Patricia Rozier-Allen, on the grounds of Virginia State Route 1602; thence turning and run- Main Street Onley, Virginia for the purpose of receiv- separation in excess of one year; and ning along Virginia State Route 1602 North 32° 51’ ing comments from members of the public concerning WHEREAS it appears from the Affidavit for Order of 14” East a distance of Fifty and Fifteen hundredths a Special Use Permit Application submitted by William Publication that diligence has been used by or on behalf Feet (50.15’) to the point of beginning, with im- M. Moore LLC, 25798 Rogers St., Onley. The applicants of the Plaintiff, Reginald Andre Rozier-Allen, to ascer- provements thereon have requested that the SUP in place at the time of pur- tain Defendant’s place of residence, and that Plaintiff chase be re-issued as the principle use of the property has been unsuccessful in such attempts, it is therefore Subject to any and all covenants, conditions, re- has not changed. The property is used to store portable ORDERED that defendant appear to protect his inter- strictions, easements, and all other matters of re- restrooms and related equipment on site. The regularly ests on or before this Court on February 17, 2020. cord taking priority over the Deed of Trust,if any, scheduled monthly meeting of the Mayor and Council It is further ORDERED that this Order of Publication affecting the aforesaid property. will immediately follow. A copy of the SUP application is be published once a week for four successive weeks in the available for public inspection at the Town Office, 25559 Eastern Shore Post, P.O. Box 517, Onley, Virginia 23418. TERMS OF SALE: CASH: A deposit of $20,000.00 or E. Main St., Monday through Friday from the hours of Arisleydi J. Rodriguez, Dep. Clerk 10% of the sales price, whichever is lower, cash or certi- 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. fied check will be required at the time of sale, but no more I ask for this: than $10,000.00 of cash will be accepted, with settlement Ryan B. Graves, Esquire within fifteen (15) days from the date of sale. Sale is sub- VSB# 74936 ject to post sale confirmation that the borrower did not NOTICE OF OYSTER PLANTING GROUND TAVVS FLETCHER file for protection under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code prior 555 E. Main Street, Suite 1400 APPLICATION to the sale which affects the validity of the sale, as well Norfolk, Virginia 23510 as to post-sale confirmation of the status of the loan with Michael E. Mcgee, (2018019) has applied for approxi- Telephone: (757) 625-1214 mately 20 acres of oyster planting ground in Janeys Creek the loan servicer including, but not limited to, determi- Fascimilie: (757) 622-7295 nation of whether the borrower entered into any repay- Marsh situated in Accomack City/County. The application [email protected] is located at Lat/Long: N37-56.3144 / W75-20.1151 ment agreement, reinstated or paid off the loan prior to Counsel for Plaintiff the sale. In any such event, the sale shall be null and void, To view a map of the application, use this web link to and the Purchaser’s sole remedy, in law or equity, shall search the application by number (2018019): be the return of his deposit without interest. Additional https://webapps.mrc.virginia.gov/public/oystergrounds/ terms may be announced at the time of sale. Pursuant to search_applications.php or contact the VMRC Engineer- the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, we advise ing/Surveying Department at 757-247-2230. Pursuant to Section 6 of the Accomack County Wet- you that this firm is a debt collector attempting to collect Send written comments or concerns to: lands Zoning Ordinance, you are hereby notified of the indebtedness referred to herein and any information Marine Resources Commission, Engineering/ a Public Hearing that will be held in the Accomack we obtain will be used for that purpose. Surveying Department, 380 Fenwick Road, County Administration Building Board Chambers, Fort Monroe, VA 23651-1064 Room #104, 23296 Courthouse Avenue – Accomac, Vir- SAMUEL I. WHITE, P.C., Substitute Trustee ginia at 10 a.m., Thursday, January 23, 2020, on the wetlands application of: This is a communication from a debt collector. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: CASSANDRA L. PATEL Trading as Jason Young – VMRC# 2019-1980 SAMUEL I. WHITE, P.C. (73402) Coastal Baking Co., 555 Mason Avenue, This application is for the following described project: 596 Lynnhaven Parkway, Suite 200 Cape Charles, Northampton County, Virginia 23310-3301 Virginia Beach, Virginia 23462 The above establishment is applying to the The portion of the project which is in the Wetlands 757-457-1460 - Call between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. VIRGINIA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE Board’s jurisdiction is the proposed installation of or visit our website at www.siwpc.net CONTROL (ABC) AUTHORITY approximately 123 linear feet of Class I and or A1 for a Wine and Beer On Premises license to sell or quarry-stone rip-rap. The property is located in on manufacture alcoholic beverages. Chincoteague Island, VA 23336, Tax Map# 30A3-A-27. Cassandra Patel, Owner All interested parties will be afforded the opportunity to NOTE: Objections to the issuance of this license must be sub- be heard or to present written statements. Applications ATTORNEYS: mitted to ABC no later than 30 days from the publishing date are on file and may be examined in the Office of the Envi- Legal ads are now searchable on the of the first of two required newspaper legal notices. Objections ronmental Programs in Accomac, Virginia. Handicapped should be registered at www.abc.virginia.gov or 800-552-3200. assistance is available. Please call (757) 787-5728. state-wide database!! January 17, 2020 • Eastern Shore Post • 37 Post Cards

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The Department of completion in July of this year and the a productive session for the Eastern While session Education and our fiscal office are still intent to submit applications to actual- Shore and the commonwealth. is only just under- working on the exact cost for the full ly dredge both creeks in the July 2020 While it is certain to be a busy year, way, having been implementation of the COCA program, to July 2021 timeframe. Allocating ad- there is nothing better than having vis- gaveled in at noon but I have put in a budget amendment ditional monies to the Virginia Water- itors from home. We are in session un- on Wednesday, as well as legislation to include both way Maintenance Fund will increase til Saturday, March 7, and are looking Jan. 8, Richmond of our public school systems here on the likelihood of more of our navigable forward to visits from folks from Cape is busier than ev- the Shore in the cost of compete desig- small channels and waterways being Charles to Chincoteague, and I encour- er. A change in nation originally given to localities in dredged on a faster timetable. age you to make it to Richmond if you majority in both Northern Virginia. I’ve also submitted a budget amend- are able. Call our office ahead of time the House of Del- In addition to COCA funding, I ment to increase the current dollar and our team will do everything we can egates and the Virginia Senate has have put forth several budget amend- amount allocated to our Riverside to make sure I can get a few minutes brought about office moves, changes ments to further serve the Shore, as Shore Memorial obstetrics program by with anyone making the trek from the to committees and changes to lead- this is a budget-writing year. My office $600,000, further enabling our hospi- Shore to our state Capitol. I also en- ership. While we are still in E609 in has submitted a request for $7.3 mil- tal to serve the needs of our community. courage everyone to monitor the activ- the Pocahontas Building adjacent to lion in additional funding for the Vir- I am continuing to work on other ities of the legislature on the General the Capitol, there have been changes ginia Waterway Maintenance Fund major issues pertinent to the Shore Assembly website www.VirginiaGener- to my committee assignments. I have which, in working with Del. Bloxom, through legislation and committee alAssembly.gov I can be reached at our been appointed chairman of the Lo- we established in 2018. In 2019, both work, including broadband infrastruc- legislative email, District06@senate. cal Government Committee and will Northampton and Accomack Counties ture, oversight of the menhaden fish- virginia.gov and while in Richmond by continue to serve on the Agriculture, were awarded grants from this fund ery, funding improvements to our pub- telephone at 804-698-7506. Please do Conservation and Natural Resourc- that did not require local matches. lic school infrastructure, flooding and not hesitate to contact me. es and Education and Health com- mittees. I have also been appointed returning home from Florida. It just to serve on the Commerce and Labor Speed Trap Leaves Post Office Mail seems wrong that if you get stopped Committee and the rules committee. Bad Impression in this county, that I would receive so In addition, I will serve as chairman wouldn’t write a letter to the editor over many unsolicited letters from attor- of the Health subcommittee in Edu- Dear Editor: something like this, but the following neys. Also, I need to mention that I cation and Health and serve on the On Friday, Dec. 6, 2019, my wife, things took place which made me stop lived in another part of Virginia from Joint Rules Committee, which is a brother-in-law and his wife, and I and wonder - what’s up with this? 1987 to 1992 and received a ticket in a bipartisan subset of both the Senate were traveling from Delaware to Before I got home to Delaware on different county. I never received any and House Rules Committees. Florida for a nice vacation. We were the following Sunday, I had received unsolicited letters then. In addition to my committee assign- traveling through Eastville on U.S. six letters from six different attor- There is something very wrong with ments, I am carrying thirty bills and Route 13, following three Virginia neys in that area all offering to help this and leaves a very bad taste in my several budget amendments. While cars. The speed dropped to 55 miles me get the ticket thrown out. In fact, mouth where your county is concerned. I’m certain this will mean a very busy an hour. I noticed a patrol car in the one of the attorney’s letter stated Jim Powers 2020 session, I am looking forward to median facing the opposite direction the following: “Court records show Rehoboth Beach, Del. the added responsibilities, as they en- we were going. that you were ticketed during a mas- able me to better serve the needs and I applied my brakes but noticed the sive speeding enforcement effort in Another Great Column priorities of the Sixth Senate District three cars ahead of me continued at Northampton County, Virginia that by Bill Sterling and the Eastern Shore. their current pace (approximately 65 has resulted in THOUSANDS of citi- I am carrying several bills of inter- miles an hour). Immediately, the patrol zens being charged with speed-relat- Dear Editor: est to the Eastern Shore, including one car swung around and turned on his ed offenses. MOST of those tickets Fantastic article, Mr. Sterling (Forced of my top priorities: “cost of compete” lights. I pulled over immediately. He were written to out-of-state drivers.” Meditations: Finding Peace of Mind in funding for Northampton and Acco- stated that he was pulling me over for One of the attorney letters stated the the Spaces of the Day, Jan 3 edition). mack counties. Without this funding going 70 in a 55. I didn’t argue with Judge by name and that the Judge Thoroughly enjoyed! Thank you. in coming years, it will be increasingly him, but I do know that I wasn’t going frequently dismisses speeding tick- Here’s to another great year for the difficult to compete with Maryland as anywhere near 70. I took the ticket ets like this one. Post and you. we work to recruit and retain teachers and continued on our way. Normally, I I paid this ticket immediately upon Fred Kern, Belle Haven

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