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July 16, 2021 Concrete Conflict: Plant Expansion Plans Have Residents Concerned By Stefanie Jackson concerned citizens who spoke against The Cape Charles Town Coun- the proposed zoning changes alluded cil and Planning Commission held a to Coastal Precast’s recent clear-cut- joint public hearing July 13 on a con- ting of a part of its property bordering troversial proposal by Coastal Precast the Cape Charles Natural Area Pre- Systems to make amendments to the serve, leaving concrete plant activities town’s zoning ordinance, potentially in full view of preserve visitors. allowing the concrete plant to expand Phil Goetkin said, “I think we can its business, which members of the all agree that economic development public say is already dirty, noisy, and is a good thing – more jobs and an in- otherwise disruptive to the enjoyment creased tax base. At the same time, we of the town by residents and visitors. need to be aware of the potential en- The Planning Commission also vironmental costs the development of had received a request to rezone 1201 these properties might create, poten- Bayshore Road – an approximately tially up to 86 acres.” 11-acre parcel known as tax map num- He called for strict enforcement of ber 90-8-1A1 – from harbor to general the tree conservation and preserva- business/light industrial. tion measures in Cape Charles’ zon- The request was made by the Eyre ing ordinance, which requires a busi- Steven Gale, of Cheriton, backs a skiff laden with crab pots away from Baldwin-owned company South Port ness, commercial, or industrial-zoned the pier at Cape Charles Town Harbor. His path will take him past Investors LLC, which is selling the property to be at least 10% covered by a large yacht, left, tied up at the Cape Charles Yacht Center and the parcel to Coastal Precast Systems con- (Continued on Page 4) Coastal Precast Systems plant, right. Photo by Jim Ritch. tingent upon the zoning change. In addition to the rezoning re- quest, the Planning Commission was Onancock Releases New Logos, Motto in Brand Launch set to take action Tuesday night on By Carol Vaughn three items relating to the general Onancock celebrated the formal business/industrial zone, proposed launch of its new brand during Second by Coastal Precast: Friday events on North Street July 9. • Allowing assembly and storage Additionally, a new website, www. of products as a by-right use. experienceonancock.com, has been • Allowing buildings up to 75 feet launched. Onancock Main Street was tall with a setback of 125 feet awarded a grant from the Virginia Onancock’s new logo. Image courtesy of Onancock Main Street. through a conditional use permit. Tourism Commission and worked with size, friendly atmosphere, and unique- ural environment, and the sophistication • Other minor zoning text chang- Otto Design and Marketing to develop ness, according to a press release. — all of which makes this such a unique es; for example, removing “si- the comprehensive tourism website. “Branding is important because it place,” Rush-Monroe said before present- rens” from the list of noisemak- The new town brand features the tells people who we are, what they can ing the brand to Mayor Fletcher Fosque. ing devices prohibited in the date 1680 prominently — reflecting expect from us, and also how we are The branding project was commis- general business/light industri- the year the town was chartered by the different from other towns,” said Kar- sioned by Onancock Main Street. The al district, which includes loud- king of England. in Rush-Monroe, of Onancock Main organization worked with diverse rep- speakers, intercoms, paging sys- Marketing to visitors will include the Street, during the event. resentatives from the community who tems, whistles, horns, and bells. tagline: “A little slice of nowhere else” The brand “really captures our es- contributed to the process over the During the public hearing, several — meant to convey the town’s small sense, our history, our small size, the nat- (Continued on Page 2) 2 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021

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Featured Agent!! in Onancock!” the release said. That’s a commission a financial feasibility study bit of wordplay the town has used pre- of two vacant buildings in downtown viously, including in its popular St. Pat- Onancock to identify their best use, de- rick’s Day parade, when the town often sign, development, and financing in or- is dubbed “O’nancock” for the day. der to return the buildings to use. “It was no easy task to condense all OMS also engaged a firm to do a of the amazing elements of Onancock in- market study to explore commercial to a few words and design for the town and residential potential for the town. branding. I want to commend Otto De- Additionally, OMS partnered with Nancy James sign and Marketing for their partnership the town to administer $450,000 in Onancock/Eastern Shore - WEICHERT, REALTORS® Mason-Davis over the past year,” said Jenny Gehman, small business relief grant funds to 47 Market Street OMS program manager. “They truly lis- support Onancock businesses. Onancock, VA 23417 Office: 757-787-1010 tened to extensive community feedback “It’s been a lot of behind-the-scenes Fax: 757-787-1956 Cell: 757-710-3089 offered from businesses and residents.” work. You’re going to start seeing a lot [email protected] The brand and tagline development of stuff happening with Main Street — were funded by a grant from the Vir- it’s going to be an exciting next couple Information Deemed Reliable but Not Guaranteed Licensed in VA ginia Department of Housing and of years,” Fosque said. July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 3

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A permit is required to September 2020 (the portion pur- remove any tree, Goetkin added. chased was assigned parcel number Shannon Alexander, of the Virginia 90-13-A). Department of Conservation and Rec- DCR showed interest in purchas- reation (DCR), noted that the Cape ing the rest of parcel 90-8-1A1 “within Charles Natural Area Preserve is one days” of the initial sale, but “we never of nine such preserves on the Eastern heard from them,” Baldwin said. Shore and is home to rare oaks that In light of DCR’s inaction, he dubbed provide habitats for migratory birds. Alexander’s concern over the fate of Joan Natali also was concerned about the parcel a “tragedy.” preserving Cape Charles’ trees and re- Regarding the speed of the rezoning ducing noise coming from the concrete process, Baldwin said it was not being plant. She also said the proposed 75-foot “rushed” and that he has been advocat- Part of the Cape Charles town harbor is at the top of the map in blue. building height limit was “too high.”` ing for the rezoning of parcel 90-8-A1A The parcel to be rezoned and sold is outlined in green. The majority of Sue Tillotson pointed out that since 2008. the concrete plant occupies parcels 90-A-2 and 90-A-3 on the left. Image tourism is what put Cape Charles on Responding to concerns about al- taken from the Town of Cape Charles meeting packet. the map and cited a recent article in lowing 75-foot-tall buildings in the Southern Living magazine, which light industrial zoning district, Bald- called Cape Charles ”The Best Little win said it would be “impossible” to Beach Town in Virginia.” put a building that high on parcel 90- The zoning issues at hand prompted 8-1A1 because that property would not her to ask, “Who are we and who are meet the setback requirements. we going to be?” A 75-foot-tall building could be Some speakers did not oppose the placed on the adjacent property, parcel concrete plant but felt that the plan- 90-A-1A, which is already zoned light ning commission was being pushed to industrial (but is not owned by Coastal make too many big decisions too fast. Precast). With setbacks, the building Bruce Evans said, “Don’t rush this would be in the middle of the proper- thing and kill this town.” ty and would not be visible from town, Bill Payne appeared to be the on- Baldwin suggested. ly speaker who supported the con- If the zoning changes were passed, crete plant’s proposal. He asked Cape the 75-foot-tall building could not be Charles not to be “selfish” because built without a conditional use permit, Northampton County and the Eastern to which the planning commission or Shore need more jobs. Town Council could add special condi- After the public hearing closed, rep- tions that must be met for the permit resentatives of South Port Investors to be granted. and Coastal Precast were permitted to The conditional use permit appli- speak. cation process would require a devel- A large, new building to enclose some operations close to the Cape Participating were Eyre Baldwin, opment plan for the entire parcel and Charles Town Harbor stretches behind the sign greeting visitors to the chief executive officer of South Port address every aspect of the project, in- Coastal Precast Systems plant. Photo by Jim Ritch. Investors, Dan Brown, chief financial cluding environmental concerns, wet- officer of South Port Investors, and lands, buffers, stormwater, landscap- Brandon Mallory, of Coastal Precast. ing, lighting, parking, the number of Baldwin was quick to attempt to dis- employees, and emergency service ac- Ocean East REALTY 6373 Maddox Blvd., pel “misinformation” about the zoning cess, said Katie Nunez, Cape Charles’ Chincoteague Island, VA proposals, including the proposed re- interim zoning administrator. www.ChincoteagueOceanEast.com zoning of parcel 90-8-1A1 from harbor Mallory said the main reason for 1-866-406-3354 • 757-336-2222 Linda Budd Vicky Thornton Donna Jones to general business/light industrial. the proposed zoning changes would be He said that when the Baldwin fam- to permit lay-down storage on parcel MLS #54183 Teal Lane ily purchased the land that became the 90-8-A1A. $242,000 (now defunct) Cape Charles Sustainable He indicated that the only scenario Technology and Industrial Park in the in which the concrete plant would need This well maintained waterfront townhome, MLS #51372 MLS #54096 overlooking Little Oyster Bay, is move in ready! 1990s – part of a green technology proj- a 75-foot-tall building is if Coastal Pre- Private community water access with a dock Lot #2, Wildcat Lane Thornton Street just outside your back deck. Put out the Kayak The ultimate in luxury living breathtaking vistas Cozy Islander Cottage on a quiet side street ect of the Clinton administration – the cast got into the business of building or drop out the lines to catch some crabs. from this secluded natural setting. Enjoy abundance brings back memories of early island life... Home has a large eat in kitchen with a nice of wildlife, evening strolls and tranquility from this Living room, Eat in Kitchen, Sunroom, entire area had industrial zoning. wind turbines. size living room, deck off the living area and 3.74 acre waterfront property overlooking Chincote- 2 Bedrooms, Bath, 2 Sheds, water view, & 1/2 bath on first floor. There are two bedrooms ague Bay. 3 Bedroom Septic installed on Property. beautiful sunsets! Some of the parcels were rezoned as Baldwin clarified that Coastal Pre- each with a private bath on second floor. $197,000 $225,000 July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 5 and Health Administra- tion). However, the sirens on rented equipment are louder, he noted. Commissioner Diane D’Amico was hesitant to support the zoning changes, mentioning the clear-cutting next to the nature preserve. “You can see why peo- Fishing vessels in storage stand within sight ple are a little bit up- of the Coastal Precast Systems plant in Cape set,” she told Mallory. Charles. Photo by Jim Ritch. “They’re thinking, the cast had no intention of using parcel minute you get this land, 90-8-A1A to assemble products, nor you’re going to do whatever you want would it be a practical use of the par- to do.” cel. Mallory said the parcel would be All the planning commissioners used for delivering products to barges present, with the exception of D’Am- in the harbor. ico, voted to recommend approval If Coastal Precast did get a con- of each of the four requests present- Fish Fry Proceeds Fund Cancer Center, Diabetes Assoc. tract for building wind turbines, all ed to them: rezoning the parcel, al- Celebrity barber Korey Finney, left, presents a check for $500 to Beverly Bowden, the proper mitigation steps would be lowing product assembly and stor- director of the Riverside Shore Cancer Center, in Onancock. The funds were taken. “We’ve done it multiple times,” age by right, allowing 75-foot-tall raised at a June 26 fish fry hosted in Exmore by Finney and his family. About 53 Mallory said. Coastal Precast has two buildings by conditional use permit, guests attended. “It’s like a family event, but it brings the community together,” additional locations, one in Virginia and the additional minor zoning text said Finney. Another $250 was donated to the American Diabetes Association. and another in North Carolina. amendments. The cancer center plans to use its gift toward patient assistance. Finney gradu- As for noise issues, Mallory said the The Town Council is expected to ated from Northampton High School in 2006 and owns the Dream Team Barber- noise level of the sirens used at the con- act on the planning commission’s rec- shop in Exmore, where he cuts hair during monthly visits. The rest of his time crete plant are already as low as per- ommendations at its next meeting, is spent in Atlanta or on the road, where he has cut hair for reality TV shows, mitted by OSHA (Occupational Safety Thursday, July 22. sports Super Bowls, and other entertainment. Photo by Jim Ritch. 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The nonprofit Chincoteague Island thatBring fit your Lawn budget Chairs and helped or Blankets may be eligible• Shows for startsenior at living 7 pm Arts Organization owns, maintains, the kids pay forwww.HFA-FESTIVAL.com college. Now is benefits: and manages the theater. the time to start preparing for ★★★ “We basically want to reach out and your future by choosing a senior make this something that residents of The July 12 marquee at the Is- Veterans Aid & Attendance land Theatre displays information living community. But how much the town and the region would find at- Veteran ...... $1,936/mo* tractive, as well as visitors,” said Bill about upcoming events. will it cost? Surviving Spouse ...... $1,295/mo* Borges, chairman of CIAO’s board of Couple ...... $2,296/mo* directors. was married to a man who was one of In addition to showing first-run the first slaves in Williamsburg,” Borg- *Depending on the level of care needed. movies on weekends through a long- es said. The man later became a free ★★★ time partnership with Flagship Cine- man and settled on the Eastern Shore. mas, the theater is presenting live en- This coming week, Wednesday, Ju- This benefit combined with tertainment on Monday nights, called ly 21, the classic film is “Young Fran- social security payments and Main Stage Mondays; classic films on kenstein and Thursday, July 22, the JULY 17 JULY savings24 often coversJULY the cost 31 of Wednesday nights; and family night on family movie is “Back to the Future.” Celeste The cost Kellogg for senior living Latin Jazzsenior living. The Gentlemen Thursdays, when classic children’s films A singalong version of the popular (Country) suitable for family viewing are shown. family movie, “Annie, will be shown depends on the size suite youConspiracy Ultimately, andthe formula Their of Lady how All shows and events start at 7 Thursday, July 29. select as well as the amount of (Jazz)senior living is paid(Show works Band) out to p.m.; doors open at 6:30 p.m. A complete listing of upcoming support you require. On average, be different for every family. But Admission is $5, with children 9 movies and events is at www.chincote- thisAUG works 7 out toThe be between Jangling Reinhartsjust like any decision you(Rock) make and under admitted free with an adult agueislandarts.com/upcoming-events for the Thursday films. Among highlights of the theater’s $3,500 - $5,000 per month. for the future, it is worth the AUG 14 Hoppie Vaughan (R & B) “Our goal is to keep it affordable,” summer season is a concert Thursday, Families pay for senior time and effort to plan ahead, Borges said. Aug. 5, at 7 p.m., with an up-and-coming Good Shot Judy (Swing) livingAUG in 21a variety of ways. If choose the right community, and The programs are funded in part by bluegrass band, Cane Mill Road, based grants from PNC Bank, the Virginia in Western North Carolina, which has design a plan that makes(Pops) sense youAUG have 28invested U.S. in Long Navy Fleet Forces Band Commission for the Arts, and the Na- been getting a lot of attention in Nash- Term Care insurance, this is for you. SEPT 4 The English Channel (Brit Invasion) tional Endowment for the Arts. ville, according to Borges. the time to reach out to your Call for a FREE Additionally, Game Days are back Chincoteague native Colton Kerch- insurance provider and ask about in the Theatre Annex on Mondays ner is a member of the band. Kerch- qualifying for benefits. Many cost comparison tool from 1 to 4 p.m., with some changes: ner, a Chincoteague High School grad- and guidance on masks are required; bring your own uate and son of the owner of Better families sell the homeThank and use You to our Sponsors! personal drink or snack; game tables food truck, plays banjo. part of the sale to pay for seniorGOLD your options for card and board games will be set “He was a child prodigy. He start- living. Finally, if you served in 757-655-7783 up at least 10 feet apart; and partici- ed picking up the banjo at age 3,” pants are required to sign in. Borges said. “We started in small steps. The Tickets are $15 and are on sale theater was closed for 16 months,” at the CIAO website and at Sundial Commonwealth Borges said. Books in Chincoteague. SENIOR LIVING at THE EASTERN SHORE “We started with Memorial Day The concert is presented in partner- SILVER BRONZE and we started with first-run movies,” ship with the Chincoteague Cultural he said. Alliance. Welcome Home On Monday, July 19, the featured The band was named Momentum Independent Living, Assisted Living & Memory Care live performance is master storyteller Band of the Year by the International Sheila Arnold. Bluegrass Music Association in 2019. presented 23610 North Street,supported Onancock, VA 23417 “She is a world-renowned storytell- Their latest release, “Roots,” debuted er. She comes in costume and she is go- at number six on the Billboard Blue- by: www.CommonwealthSL.comby: ing to tell us the story of a woman who grass Album Charts and was streamed July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 7 over 30,000 times within two weeks Onancock, according to Borges. of its release, according to the band’s In addition to making physical im- website, www.canemillroad.com provements, the organization hired as The band has performed at IBMA’s theater manager Doug Mills, a sound Wide Open Bluegrass Streetfest, Mer- and video technology expert with three leFest, Delaware Valley, Ogden Music decades of experience in the New York Festival, Bluegrass Island, Carolina in City off-Broadway theater scene who the Fall, Silver Dollar City, FloydFest, recently moved to Chincoteague. Shakori, and hundreds of other ven- “He has helped us improve the light- ues over the past six years, including a ing and the sound systems, made sugges- nine-day tour of Argentina, where the tions. We bought better equipment; we band represented the United States in replaced things that weren’t working. We a United Nations world music festival. made it a better theater,” Borges said. Island Theatre volunteers made The theater follows enhanced safety good use of the time while the theater protocols, including cleaning and sani- was closed. tizing after every show and encouraging Among improvements made to the nonvaccinated attendees to wear masks. facility are new HVAC air plasma fil- CIAO’s philosophy is to work to ters; new emergency, concession, and draw people to the downtown commer- lobby lighting; new paint on walls and cial area; to provide varied, affordable doors; a deep cleaning; and marquee entertainment year-round for town lighting upgrades. and regional residents and visitors; Additionally, the group developed and to pursue partnerships with oth- a method for online program delivery er nonprofit organizations, including during the period when the theater the Island Library, Island Communi- The doors of the Island Theatre in Chincoteague are again open after was closed. ty House, Chincoteague Cultural Alli- the theater was closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Theater volunteers sought and received ance, the Museum of Chincoteague Is- The Island Theatre is at 4074 Main learn more about the summer schedule, lots of helpful advice from Scott Chandler, land, Longtayle Studios, and the Low- St., on Chincoteague. go to www.chincoteagueislandarts.com who operates the Roseland Theatre in er Shore Performing Arts Company. To donate or become a volunteer, or to or on Facebook at ChincoteagueIAO.

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757-824-6120 8 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021 Parksley Council Approves 2022 Budget, Starts Mini-Park Construction

By Carol Vaughn ed on mini-park renovations and alley- municipal sewer system. to look into an ordinance prohibiting The Parksley Town Council Monday way and facade improvements that are Smoke testing is a method used to loitering and to share it with council approved a $780,000 budget for fiscal part of a grant-funded downtown im- identify sections of the sanitary sew- members. year 2022, including $516,400 in the provement project. er collection system that have defects “There was a lot of disturbing re- general fund and $263,600 in the wa- Construction has started on the such as cracks, leaks, or faulty con- marks made back to me,” Layne said. ter and sewage department budget. mini-park and on alleyway (also called nections that allow rainwater to enter Customers of vendors who set up at The budget includes no tax or rate thoroughfare) improvements next to the system. the pavilion in town have complained increases. The only rate change is a de- the Club Car Cafe. The test will be a two-day process about a man hanging out there. crease of 35 cents per month in the res- Work on a second thoroughfare, and the alleyways will be closed during Layne said he apologized to the man idential trash pickup fee. next to Russell’s Bridal, has not yet it, according to Nicholson. Sunday “because he has been there ev- Among potential uses for around begun. He said 20,000 gallons of water in- ery Sunday…and I’ve just ignored him $606,000 in federal funds coming to the A final bid was received from RH filtrated the system after a recent because he is homeless.” town as result of the American Rescue Contracting for facade improvements, rainstorm. After talking with the man, Layne Plan Act are automated water meters, after an initial bid submitted was sig- “We are progressing with the sew- found out details about the man’s past a new coat of paint for the water tow- nificantly over budget. age. … We have got everything straight life and present needs. er, and setting aside money to replace The contract has not yet been on this treatment plant, everything ex- “The accusations are we don’t want water lines, according to Mayor Frank awarded, meaning no start date for the cept the nitrogen. We can’t get that be- to bother him. Well, the problem is, we Russell, who said the funds’ use was dis- work has been set yet. cause of the water infiltration,” Nich- need to be bothering people like that to cussed at an earlier workshop meeting. The contract has to be signed by each olson said, adding, “Once we get that, find out what they need in their lives,” No firm decision has been made yet property owner as well as the contractor. ladies and gentlemen, then we get the he said. as to how to allocate the funds. Project management team meet- good numbers, we’re all good. Then Still, Layne said he agrees that the The town has received the first of ings happen the first Monday of each businesses can start coming into this town does need an ordinance to stop peo- two payments, $303,000, according to month via Zoom and are open to the town — and that’s what we need.” ple from loitering, “but it doesn’t mean Russell. The second payment is to be public, Matthews said. Nicholson said he and town staff we kick a homeless person out. We try sent in 12 months. Sewer System have heard from people interested in to make the situation better for them.” Downtown Improvements Councilman Henry Nicholson said establishing a business in town, in- Layne said to his knowledge at least Councilman Dan Matthews report- a smoke test will be conducted of the cluding an ice cream shop and a laun- three people have stayed in the pavil- dromat, among others. ion shelter overnight. Town Office in Poor Condition Nicholson read sections of the email Councilman Mark Layne said a exchange among council members. recent evaluation of the town office “This council agreed to leave him ART ENRICHMENT DAY building’s foundation, done by a pri- alone and you and the mayor both de- vate company, “came back not good.” cided you were going to do different,” outdoor youth workshops Layne said the town needs to come Nicholson said. up with a contingency plan for the Layne said, “No. I asked for an town office. ordinance.” HISTORIC ONANCOCK SCHOOL Nicholson suggested two options for Russell said last year he gave the a temporary alternative until a new person money and a bus ticket to Saturday, July 24, rain date Saturday, July 31 building can be built: either putting Baltimore. temporary trailers in the parking lot “But now I still say we don’t want or looking into temporarily moving the this town full of homeless people,” office to another building in town that Russell said. is ADA compliant. “We don’t have that problem,” Nich- FREE! “We need to put the building back olson said. the way it is. It is a railroad town. It “Not yet, but we need to have some- is a railroad building and we have thing in place if it gets to be a prob- to think about the railroad museum lem,” Russell said. FUN! that’s inside of there,” he said. Speakers Talk About Water Odor, Officials will look into prices of the Yard Debris, Trash Collection two options, according to Russell. Several speakers during the pub- Homelessness Discussed lic comment period expressed concern An email exchange concerning a about a foul odor in their water and All skill levels with an emphasis on beginners homeless man “caused a stir … be- others wanted to know when the town Ages 12-14, 10 to 12:00 am • Ages 15-17, 1 to 3:00 pm cause I guess people are assuming I will resume picking up yard debris such just want to kick somebody out of town as limbs. Others said they did not know register online at esartleague.org/events — that’s not the case,” Layne said. the trash pickup day had changed. Layne said the mayor asked him Russell said all tests of the town water July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 9

“come back good” and the odor problem condition related to the new, $5 million tend to fix up their property, he said. “We are trying to let everyone know “seems to be in certain areas of town.” library currently under construction in The town is looking into purchas- that, please bear with us — don’t pile “The water guy said it happens be- Parksley. ing a chipper to dispose of limbs, rath- your front yards up with limbs,” he cause of hot spots in the system where “That’s a concern I have,” she said. er than continuing the past practice said. it will just bleed off the chlorine fast- “That’s why we are planning on of burning debris, according to Nich- “It’s a process here and we have er,” Russell said. spending this $600,000 (from the AR- olson, who said there have been nu- to check on things like insurance… The water is tested daily, he said. PA) on just that. That’s our plan — to merous complaints about burning the to make sure that we don’t spend the Flushing of fire hydrants, which get our water system up and running debris. money on a chipper that we can’t use,” could help alleviate the odor problem, like it should be,” Russell said. Nicholson recently used his own Nicholson said. was to be done starting Tuesday. About the change in the trash pick- equipment and labor to pick up limbs “After reading our insurance poli- Councilman Ricky Taylor said even- up day to Mondays, Russell said it was from yards in town, but he asked res- cy, which apparently hadn’t been done tually the water lines will need to be publicized via Facebook, on WESR ra- idents to refrain from piling up debris in a while, we should have never been replaced. dio, and on residents’ water bill; he in their yards for now. burning,” Russell said. “Once we get done with this down- said a notice will be sent to residents. town grant, the next thing we need to Anyone having problems with trash look at is an infrastructure grant to re- pickup or needing additional cans place water lines … because this town should contact the town office, not Da- can’t afford to go in here and replace vis Disposal, Taylor said. The company every water line — we’ve got to have a contracted with the town, not individu- grant to do that,” he said. al residents, he said. July 22, 23 & 24, 2021 (Thurs., Fri. & Sat.) • 9:00 am - 4:30 pm Indoor & Outdoor Exhibits • Amazing Food • Fine Arts & Crafts • Awesome Music Cara Burton, Eastern Shore Public After the town recently enacted an Chincoteague Center Library director, said she has concerns anti-blight ordinance, several people 6155 Community Drive • Chincoteague Island, VA 23336 about the water and sewer systems’ have contacted Russell to say they in- www.chincoteagueblueberryfestival.com www.facebook.com/chincoteaguefestival Read the Eastern Shore Post FREE Every Friday or online Thursday night at www.easternshorepost.com C. LEE HAULING Jaxon’s & Jaxon’s Hardware Top Soil, Fill, Sand, FIX IT UP TIME! 48 MARKET ST. • ONANCOCK, VA Gravel, Lot Clearing MOVIE INFO AND ONLINE TICKETING www.RoselandOnancock.com and Demolition. (757) 787-2209 CC•AD•AL Exterior - Interior FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY Customized Paint JULY 16-18 7 pm Auto Glass 757-710-3032 “IN THE HEIGHTS” 665-5967 • 665-5023 • 800-772-5023 Rated PG13 FAST! Hopeton, VA Parksley, VA Musical/Drama We will work with your insurance company! George Alward Fully Captain Timothy Hill House And, we can give you Owner Licensed & a lifetime warranty Insured 5122 Main Street for just $25! Come Visit Island’s Oldest Home • Open to the Public All Makes Friday 1pm-3pm Proud to become the & Models • Visit us Glass Company on Delmarva!#1 Family Owned & Operated with 30 Years of Experience online at: captaintimothyhillhouse.com FREE estimates! P.O. Box 334, Atlantic, VA 23303 • 4410 Deep Hole Rd., Chincoteague, VA 23336 ACCOMAC Go-Glass.com Listed on the 757-824-3122 • 757-336-3792 • [email protected] Virginia Landmarks Register & National 757.787.1900 www.alwardheatingandair.com Register of Historic Places 10 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021 Pet Pigs Permitted: One of Several Chincoteague Ordinance Changes

By Carol Vaughn lows a resident to keep “a pure- and owners must provide upon re- of items people are prohibited from The Chincoteague Town Council at bred miniature Vietnamese potbel- quest of an animal control officer throwing on sidewalks or streets. the July 6 meeting approved changes lied pig, sus scrofa vittatus, Chinese proof that the pig is one of the al- In another change, electric bicycles, to the town ordinance, including one house pigs or pygmy pigs” or a reg- lowed breeds. scooters, skateboards, hover boards, that allows residents to keep a pet pig istered Juliana Pig that is kept “for Residents are limited to one pig of and similar devices were added to the within town limits. the sole purpose of providing human the permitted species per household. chapter governing bicycle riding on the The code prohibits keeping “one companionship.” The pig must live primarily inside roads. or more hogs” or having a hog pen in The pig must by spayed or neu- the home, but can be exercised out- “The Virginia law states that you town. tered, must not exceed 120 pounds, doors with a fenced enclosure or on have to be 14 years of age,” said Coun- The exception that was added al- must be vaccinated every six months, a leash. cilman Jay Savage of the Ordinance No pig breeding or sales, and no pig Committee. slaughtering, are allowed in residen- “Basically, this subjects them to the tial zoning districts. same thing as the driver of a vehicle,” COUNTRYSIDE AUCTION “Most people may not know it; we he said. HOPETON, VA did have a hog farm on the island,” Finally, the council approved add- said Mayor J. Arthur Leonard. ing four items to regulations govern- Selling From 2 Estates Occasionally, the hogs would escape. ing use of town-owned recreational fa- “When the pigs would get out, Mom cilities, including parks and the Island Sunday July 18@ 12:00 Noon would say, ‘Get inside,’” he said. Nature Trail. Directions: Located approximately 60 mi. South of Salisbury, MD and 60 mi. North of the Domesticated fowl were added to The additions make it illegal for Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. Turn West off Rt. 13 on to Rt. 676 (Dennis Drive), the list of animals that must be kept a person to solicit or conduct busi- Just North of Parksley and follow signs to Auction. Signs will be posted at Rt.13. in an enclosure, along with horses, po- ness in any town park; to engage in Lot of Oriental Style Rugs (Large & Small) nies, mules, donkey, cattle, sheep, and any act in the facilities with intent goats. of expecting to receive payment; to New Queen Size Beds w/ Bedding (Still in Box) In other ordinance action, tobacco display goods or depictions of goods 5 Piece Queen Size Bedroom Suit waste products were added to the list or services with intent to engage the Dining Room Sideboard, Server & China Closet Lots of Books (Civil War, 2 World Wars, German & NAZI) Eastern Shore Books Hunting Decoys Lots of Glassware Decoys Costume Jewelry New Dishwasher Still in Box

2 Wardrobes (1 Cedar) Gold Leaf Mirrors 2 Victorian Sofas 2 Spinet Desks Oriental Style Hall Runners Windsor Arm Chairs 3 Piece Coffee & End Tables Large Bookcase Pine 4 Door Chest 2 Small Bookcases Mahogany Drum Table Gateleg Table Victorian Chairs Table Lamps Wing Back Chair Gone w/The Wind Lamps Flat Screen TV & VCR Double Door Refrigerator Set of Stack Tables Auto Washer & Dryer Lots of Pictures Lots & Lots of Box Lots & Other Items 5% Buyers Premium Applies to All Transactions Auctioneer: Chester Jackson, VAAR #377, Parksley, VA 23421 (757) 665-5672 (757) 710-2318 (757) 710-5185 Check our website for pictures at countrysideauctions.com July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 11 the public in a sales transaction; or the day. use the address of any town-owned “I’ve been a little bit of a naysay- Rights – Respect – Responsibility park in any transaction for busi- er of the trolley because I never see ness purposes. many people riding it; but I know it A Sexuality Education Curriculum Presented by the Eastern Shore Healthy Communities Better Birth Outcomes Workgroup at “We identified a case where a busi- provides a service and it’s here and The Great Hall in the Workforce Services Building on the ESCC Campus • 29316 Lankford Highway • Melfa, VA 23410 ness was using a street address at the all that,” said Councilwoman Denise park as their business address, which Bowden. we don’t want,” Savage said. Still, when Bowden read Watson’s Trolley Route for Locals Proposed letter, Bowden said she thought, “This Council members discussed a pro- could be a good thing.” posal sent by resident Brenda Watson “If there is a way to make it work, to offer a trolley route catering to local I think it would be an awesome ser- July 20 - August 5 residents. vice for the people of Chincoteague,” Every Tuesday And Thursday 6 - 8 PM The proposal is “to use it for lo- Bowden said, noting the service could cals who need transportation to and benefit the elderly, people without Dinner Included Every participating teen gets a one week YMCA family pass. from local businesses and actually private transportation, and perhaps Grades 9 - 12 welcome. Social distancing and masks required. develop a local route, and to use it, even children. All instruction from community health experts. Sign up by sending an email I’m assuming, at other times of year Tolbert said some of the funds that with your name, age, and best contact methods to: [email protected]. rather than basically the 100 days help pay for the trolley come through during summer,” said Town Manag- the Department of Rails and Pub- Topics will include: er Mike Tolbert. lic Transportation, “the same people • Personal Safety and Consent • Puberty Watson wrote in the proposal, “I that regulate municipal buses in cit- • Human Reproduction and Childbirth • Abstinence • Contraception and Pregnancy Prevention believe there is a need for the locals ies, so there is a pathway there to do • Healthy Relationships • HIV/AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STDs) • Decision Making who live on the island as well. I have this. I’m not sure what the regula- seen one resident who walks from tions would be but we certainly can Parents can preview the Rights, Respect, Responsibility lessons to be taught at Ridge Road to the grocery store on look into it.” Parents/guardians are the primary sexuality educators for their children. Email [email protected] with questions. Cleveland.” The council directed Tolbert to look The committee can provide supplementary resources to support you in this role. The Eastern Shore Healthy Communities Better Birth Outcomes Workgroup Watson suggested the service into the proposal and bring recom- is co-chaired by Dr. Sandra Balmoria of Eastern Shore Rural Health System, Inc. run one or two days a week during mendations to the council. and Kathy Lewis of the Eastern Shore Health Department.

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Community Development to receive a ly funded if costs hadn’t risen sharply ton County is 100% volunteer, but the Ransomware is a type of malicious maximum $1 million Community De- due to COVID-19 and other factors. Exmore fire department is considering software or virus that can block ac- velopment Block Grant for the town’s Director of Utilities Taylor Dukes creating a part-time, paid position to cess to personal data or threaten to sewer project, successfully competing noted the cost of pipes had risen 300%. help fill its staffing needs, he said. publish personal data unless a ran- against other applicants for a total of “It’s terrible” but “we’re going to make Duer later said that Exmore will work som is paid. $8.8 million in available funding. it,” Duer said. with its fire department on the issue but Duer did not need a vote before he “We’re not through. We’ve got a lot Exmore has about 18 months to get “we cannot fund the fire department and could proceed, but he wanted the town of work to do, but we’re closer than we its sewer-related financial affairs in the county needs to know that.” council members to be informed of the were last year” to having the sewer order. The Hampton Roads Sanita- Exmore’s real estate tax rate is situation and have a chance to voice project fully funded, said Town Man- tion District plans to break ground on 12 cents per $100 of assessed value, their opinions. They agreed purchas- ager Robert Duer during the July 12 a sewer force main Jan. 1, 2022, and which every property owner in town ing ransomware protection would be town council meeting. complete construction in one year. pays on top of Northampton County’s in the best interest of the town. He is currently estimating the proj- Fire Department real estate tax rate of about 83 cents The service would cost Exmore ap- ect will cost $16 million. Exmore Fire Chief Greg DeYoung per $100 of assessed value. proximately $100 a month or $1,200 a The Virginia Department of Envi- reported that a grant received by the For every cent charged per $100 of year. ronmental Quality, the Virginia De- local fire department helped recruit assessed value, Exmore receives about Duer recommended purchasing the partment of Housing and Community more volunteer firefighters, but there $8,000 but Northampton County re- protection because “all it takes is one Development, and the U.S. Depart- are still “not enough” to fill the com- ceives about $163,000, Duer said. attack” – one demand of $100,000, ment of Agriculture have offered Ex- munity’s need. In the “economies of scale,” and the protection would be worth 100 more low-interest loans and grants to- When the department is able to Northampton County “can raise the years of payments, he said. taling more than $16 million. send out a truck, it is often operated by money because there’s a so much big- Duer admitted the odds of a ran- However, the town is seeking to just one or two people, DeYoung said. ger pocket to pull from,” he said. somware attack in Exmore were maximize the grant awards it can re- It’s not just Exmore that’s affected. Ransomware Protection probably low but “my job is to protect ceive and minimize the amount it will Neighboring communities like Nas- Duer asked Town Council mem- the town’s assets. I think we need to borrow to pay for the sewer project, a sawadox, Painter, Wachapreague, and bers if they believe Exmore should do it.” LIVE OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE! Safe Boating Tips from Coast Guard Flotilla 12-02 Submitted Article the Virginia Marine Resources Com- The Virginia Marine Police were mission, the National Marine Fisher- formed in 1875 as the Oyster Na- ies Service, and the U.S. Fish & Wild- vy, making them one of the old- life Service, Marine Police officers en- est law enforcement agencies in the force federal fish and wildlife laws. commonwealth. The strong bond between the Virginia Marine Police enforce state agencies has proven to be a mod- and federal commercial and recreation- el in cooperative law enforcement. al fishery laws and boating regula- The men and women of the Virgin- tions. As full law enforcement officers, ia Marine Police serve a valuable, July 16 and 17, 7:30 p.m. they conduct search and rescue opera- specialized role in public safety and tions, enforce boating safety laws, re- fishery management, and continue a at the Gazebo in Onancock Town Square spond to emergency calls and criminal proud tradition of service, valor, and activity, and provide counter-terror- professionalism. “Stronger than Steel” is the story of Eastern Shore women weathering ism patrols to military installations, the Civil War, incorporating actual letters, diaries, and other archival shipyards, nuclear power plants, and Aids to Navigation documents to tell the stories of women from every strata of society other high-value maritime assets. • West Branch Channel: Entrance Marine police support safe boating light 2WB is extinguished. dealing with the hardships of war, from occupation by “foreign enemies” by checking recreational fishing licens- • Horseshoe Crossing: Lighted to hunger and the loss of loved ones. es, inspecting commercial fishermen whistle buoy HC is missing. Updated by Ms. Blake to make the play even more relevant to its pre- for compliance with fishing regula- sentation in the Onancock town square, this new production will be just tions, investigating boating accidents, The auxiliary needs new members. the prelude to the Playhouse’s full reopening in the fall. and conducting boating education pro- For more information, call Russell grams. Marine Police officers provide a Vreeland at 757-442-7029. First live performances multitude of important public services. Remember: A boat can take only 30 by North Street Playhouse since March 2020! Through a cooperative agreement be- seconds to sink. Wear your life jacket tween the United States Coast Guard, at all times to keep yourself afloat. UPLOADED

July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 13 14 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021 an impeccable work ethic and “the grace who loved her dearly. She kept cards son, Jesse, who will proudly carry on of God,” as she would say if she were from friends received through the his legacy. Of his most admirable traits Obituaries here today. Despite not having material years with her photo albums and im- was Donald’s immeasurable love and wealth, she was rich in the love of her portant papers; that’s how much she adoration for Cissy. For more than 30 Brenda Iline Barnes family and friends. She loved everyone, treasured them. She had almost 500 years, Donald and Cissy set a beautiful Mrs. Brenda Iline Barnes, 75, everyone loved her, and she never met a friends and family on Facebook. Hav- example of true devotion and admira- wife of the late Frederick Marvin stranger. Brenda always tried to bring a ing lost most of her hearing at an early tion for one another, creating countless Barnes Sr. and a resident of Exmore, smile to your face to brighten your day age, texting and social media posts precious memories along the way. Over walked home to be with Freddy for in any way possible. were her favorite forms of communi- the last several years, Donald faced eternity on Saturday, July 3, 2021. She When she married her husband, cation when not together in the same many challenges with his health, but was an angel on this earth and is now Freddy, she finally had the love of room. She loved each and every one of as with everything else, he gave his all an angel in heaven. her life to share everything with. She her family and friends, and never hesi- and faced his battles head on and with- Brenda was born Nov. 12, 1945, enjoyed cooking and showed her love tated to let them know. out hesitation. Donald Bowden was the and grew up as the youngest of five through food, preparing Thanksgiv- A graveside service was held at the kind of man who made the lives of oth- children. Her fa- ing meals with five kinds of dessert, Belle Haven Cemetery, Saturday, July ers better through his selflessness and ther was Carlton five types of starches, and several veg- 10, 2021, with Pastor Mike Muender genuine compassion for all, the kind of James Byrd Sr., gies and meats. She and Freddy called officiating. man whose legacy will be forever cel- and her loving it “The Barnes Cafe.” Flowers will be accepted, or memo- ebrated by all who had the honor to mother and step- Brenda loved going to live with her rial donations may be made to Kind- share this life with him. father were Vir- daughter and family for months at a ness Matters Rescue Inc., 295 Powell In addition to his loving and de- ginia Lee Powell time. She would spoil her grandsons Circle, Berlin, MD 21811. voted wife, he is survived by his son, Davis and John with fresh baked cookies, cinnamon Memory tributes may be shared with the Jesse Lee Bowden, of Nelsonia; sisters, Davis, both for- rolls, and doughnuts, and play board family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com Carrie Byrd and her husband, Ja- merly of Exmore. games and card games with the whole Arrangements are by the Williams- mie, of Crisfield, Md., Mildred Morhs Mrs. Barnes Brenda worked family. They will be eternally grateful Onancock Funeral Home. and her husband, Steve, of Crisfield, hard all her life, and at times held down for the time they spent together just a Donna Jean Roberts, of Kernersville, three jobs at once to support her chil- few weeks ago, even though Brenda in- Donald Ray Bowden N.C., Ginger Dryden and her husband, dren as they grew up. She lived a tough sisted on returning to Exmore instead Mr. Donald Ray Bowden, 63, hus- Mike, of Pocomoke City, Md., Gaile life, never having enough money to of moving in with her daughter. band of Andrea Parks “Cissy” Bowden Bowden, of Crisfield, and Mary Kaye make ends meet, but always got by with Brenda’s life was filled with people and resident of Nelsonia, was sur- Hill and her husband, Ozzie, of Poco- rounded by his loving family and close moke City; brothers-in-law, Ray Parks friends at his home as he went on to and his wife, Candy, of Parksley, Brian the big racetrack in the sky Sunday, Taylor and his wife, Kelly, and Bruce July 11, 2021. Born March 10, 1958, in Taylor, all of Eastpoint, Fla.; sister-in- COVID-19 Easton, Md., he was the son of the late law; Ericka Wright and her husband, Donald Lee Bowden and the late Doro- Robert, of North Carolina; several vaccinations thy Self Everette nieces, nephews, and their families; Bowden. his great-nephew and “Little Buddy,” are available Following grad- Jaxon, with whom he shared a special uation from Cris- bond. for the general field High School, A celebration of Donald’s life will be Donald completed held at the Williams-Parksley Funeral population an automotive Home Friday, July 16, 2021, at 5 p.m. mechanics trade Contributions in Donald’s memory school program may be made to Riverside Shore Hos- ages 12 and up. and began his pice, P.O. Box 616, Onley, VA 23418. Mr. Bowden lifelong career as Memory tributes may be shared with the COVID-19 vaccinations are free with no a diesel mechanic. Donald gave his all family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com in every aspect of his life, and he was Arrangements are by the Williams- out-of-pocket cost to you. You must have well loved and respected by all who Parksley Funeral Home. an appointment to be vaccinated. You do knew him. His work as a mechanic was one of his many limitless skills, as Clara Alice Thornes Miller not have to be a Rural Health patient to there was truly nothing he couldn’t fix, Mrs. Clara Alice Thornes Miller, get vaccinated at Rural Health. often sharing his knowledge with any- 89, beloved wife of the late Winfred one who wanted to learn. His greatest Parker “Whitey” Miller and a resident Atlantic 757-824-5676 passion in life was racing, and over of Bloxom, reached out peacefully to Chincoteague Island the years, Donald and his beloved 67 the loving arms of her Lord Monday, 757-336-3682 Chevelle, Wild Thing, became famous July 12, 2021. Eastville 757-331-1086 on the track. He shared his love for Born March 27, 1932, in Willis Onley 757-787-7374 racing with many, but his most trea- Wharf, she was the daughter of the sured memories were made with his late Lewis Thornes and the late Addie July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 15

Emma Boole Thornes. She attended as well as Evelyn’s 40-year career as Polly A. Parker and Rescue Co. Inc., past vice-president, Independent Pilgrim Church, trea- a pharmacist. In 1973, Evelyn and Mrs. Polly A. Parker, 86, of Park- past member of the board of directors, sured and loved her family and late Sam returned to his roots on the East- sley, was called home to take her final and was currently serving as the com- husband, and faithfully worshiped her ern Shore of Virginia, residing first in rest on Sunday, July 4, 2021, at her pany chaplain. Dean was a self-taught Lord throughout her life. the town of Onancock and then for 32 residence, after an extended illness. drummer who began to play at the age She was the years at “Warwick” in Quinby. Evelyn Born in Keller, Polly was the beloved of three. He played drums at Faith As- loving mother of quickly became the beloved pharma- daughter of the late Oscar and Mary sembly of God in Leemont. Dean was a three children, cist at Wise’s Drug Store, Peoples Drug, Magdaline Bailey. She was affection- kind soul, full of love and laughter. He Beverly, Brenda, and lastly CVS. She was a long stand- ately known as “Ms. Polly” by her fam- was the first person to help, and he al- and Wayne; five ing member of Market Street United ily and friends. She worked as a house- ways sacrificed for others. grandchildren, Methodist Church. As a certified mas- keeper and at Left to cherish Dean’s memory is Bobby, Lisa, ter gardener, Evelyn was involved in Perdue Farms in the loving mother of his children, Can- Tonya, Troy, and various garden clubs over the years. Accomac for over dee Justis Reid; son, Devyn Reid, and Chris; six great- She was a member and past president 20 years. fiancée, Jessica Guzman; daughter, grandchildren, of the Ye Accawmacke Garden Club On Jan. 16, Shellsey Reid, and fiancé, Dale Mears; Julian, Jacob, Mrs. Miller and a member of The Garden Club of 1953, Polly mar- granddaughter, Laionna Mears; sis- Ariel, Tavian, Americe, and Orin; and the Eastern Shore. As a daffodil enthu- ried the Elder ters, Linda Acker and husband, Danny, three great-great-grandchildren, Ma- siast, she volunteered as an accredited Fred Parker Jr. and Brenda Jackson and husband, Mi- son, Sophia, and Rowan. judge for the American Daffodil Soci- (now deceased). chael; brother-in-law, Troy Justis, and Funeral services were conducted ety and won numerous blue ribbons They shared 58 wife, J.J.; sister-in-law, Tana Allen, and Mrs. Parker at the Williams-Parksley Funeral and silver cups for her own flowers. years of marital husband, Lenny; nieces and nephews, Home, Thursday, July 15, 2021, at 11 Survivors include her three sons bliss, until his passing in 2011. Heather, Dana, C.J., Sarah, Joey, An- a.m., with the Rev. Wayne Asbury of- and their spouses, William Floyd Private funeral services were held thony, Baylee, Darbee, Shane, Josh, ficiating. Interment was in the Quinby “Buddy” Nock and Eva Mittelmaier, of Saturday, July 10, 2021, at Glori- Fallon, and Colby; and several great- Cemetery. Pungoteague, Anthony Watson “Tony” ous Church of the Lord Jesus Christ, nieces and great-nephews. In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- Nock and Neilly, of Accomac, and Dr. Onancock, with Bishop R.W. Hill offi- Dean was predeceased by nephews, tions may be made to the American Allen Brittingham “George” Nock ciating. Interment was in the Fairview Andrew Trey Justis and Austin Taylor Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22478, Okla- and Tracy, of Blue Springs, Miss.; Lawn Cemetery, Onancock. Justis; great-nephew, Damori Awan homa City, OK 73123. five grandchildren, Sam Ames Nock, She leaves to cherish her memory: Lee Hopkins; and parents-in-law, Lar- Memory tributes may be shared with the Benson Floyd Nock, William Tillery her son, Michael Parker; three daugh- ry and Sherri Justis. family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com Nock, Jeffery Ames Nock, and Katie ters, Betty Miles, Pamela Johnson, and A Celebration of Life service will be Arrangements are by the Williams- Elizabeth Nock; sister, Betty Martin, Pauline Parker; 22 grandchildren; 35 held at the Exmore Baptist Church, Parksley Funeral Home. of Richmond; sister-in-law, Rosemary great-grandchildren; 10 great-great- 11624 Occohannock Road, Exmore, Sat- Henderson, of Richmond; and several grandchildren; son-in-law, Bishop R.W. urday, July 17, 2021, at 2 p.m., officiated Evelyn Henderson Nock nieces and nephews. In addition to her Hill; daughter-in-law, Bessie Parker; by the Rev. Jonathan Carpenter and the Mrs. Evelyn Henderson Nock, husband and parents, she was prede- special friend, Edward “Dixie” Gunter; Rev. Mark Howard. A reception will fol- 83, wife of the late Samuel Ames Nock ceased by her son, Christian Ames and a host of nieces, nephews, other low the service at the Melfa Volunteer and a resident of Accomac, passed “Chris” Nock; brother, William Chris- relatives, and friends. Fire and Rescue Co., 28328 Hatton St., away Friday, July 9, 2021, at Riverside tian Henderson; brothers-in-law, Tom Arrangements were by the Cooper Melfa. The family will greet friends at Shore Memorial Hospital. Born Dec. 6, Martin and L. Floyd Nock III, and his & Humbles Funeral Co., Accomac. the church one hour prior to the service. 1937, in Richmond, she was the daugh- wife, Anne Bryant Nock; and sister- Flowers will be accepted, or dona- ter of the late William and Dorothy in-law, Ellen Brittingham Nelson, and Dean Herbert Reid tions may be sent to a GoFundMe page Henderson. her husband, Col. William Nelson. Mr. Dean Herbert Reid, 53, of set up to assist with funeral expenses. Evelyn was raised in Richmond, and A private graveside service will be Parksley, went to be with the Lord on Memory tributes may be shared with the as fate would have held at the Edgehill Cemetery in Ac- Saturday, July 3, 2021. Born Nov. 11, family at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com it, she and Sam comac, with the Rev. G. Wayne Parsley 1967, Dean was the son of the late Her- Arrangements are by the Williams- first met as teen- officiating. bert and Betty Anderson Reid. Onancock Funeral Home. agers while at- Contributions in Evelyn’s memory Dean was a man of many talents. He tending separate may be made to the Ye Accawmacke served his community as a drafter, cor- Gwendolyn Riggin high schools in Garden Club, c/o Elise Rew, 27200 rections officer, Ms. Gwendolyn Downing Riggin, the area. Follow- Lang Farm Road, Accomac, VA 23301, school bus driver, 92, a native and resident of Myrtle ing high school, or to the charity of one’s choice. public safety dis- Grove, Machipongo, passed away Tues- she attended Memory tributes and condolenc- patcher, EMT, fire- day, July 6, 2021, at her residence. She Mary Washing- Mrs. Nock es may be shared with the family fighter, ordained was the daughter of the late James W. ton College and at www.williamsfuneralhomes.com minister, and a Downing and the late Dorothy Higbee then transferred to MCV School of Arrangements are by the Williams- friend to all who Downing. Pharmacy (now VCU Medical Center). Onancock Funeral Home. knew him. Dean Gwen was a most talented pianist, Soon after graduation, she and Sam was a lifetime a retired hairdresser, a business own- were married, marking the beginning member of Melfa Mr. Reid of their 51 years as husband and wife, Volunteer Fire (Continued on Page 16) 16 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021

Morris (lovingly known as Junior), Obituaries middle son, Michael “Mike,” mother of (Continued From Page 15) his children (preceding her in death), Anita, and his wife, Beth, youngest Accomack County er and a lover of the land, the people, daughter, Debra, her son, Daniel (pre- flowers, fishing, and animals. ceding her in death), and dear son, She was predeceased by her son, Jonathan Earl. Food Security and Ross-Eric Markham Riggin, and is sur- Over these many years, Gladys’ chil- vived by three children, Carla Shaar- dren have carved a culture of generos- Distribution Program da and her husband, Jerry, of Machi- ity, compassion, and humility as they pongo, Kate Ward have dedicated their lives to raising Invitation for Qualified Businesses to Apply and her husband, children and grandchildren that bring A.C., of Machi- honor to the convictions of their devot- pongo, and Lanie ed mother. Nadeau and her Gladys leaves a legacy of 11 Accomack-Northampton Planning District Commission is husband, Jim, charming grandchildren, 25 precious administering Accomack County’s Food Security and Distribution of Exmore; five great-grandchildren (two preceding grandchildren, her in death), and five enchanting program as part of the Regional Urgent Needs COVID-19 Bret Doughty and great-great-grandchildren; a great Response. The program will provide food vouchers for qualified his wife, Joyce, many nieces and nephews; and innu- Ms. Riggin low to moderate income families in Accomack and Northampton Marina Bell and merable friends, all of whom she was counties. her husband, Steve, Taylor Nadeau, captivated and delighted by. Gladys Cassie Nadeau, and Arian Riggin; is also survived by her very special numerous loving nieces, a nephew, niece, Shirley Fortune, along with The following qualifications are required: and cousins. She is also survived by her husband, Mike, for lovingly tend- • Applicants must have a current Accomack County, two sisters of Myrtle Grove, Faye Wil- ing her needs by taking her “out on Northampton County, or Town business license (waived in son and Delores Bott, but was prede- the town.” towns where no business license is required, with applicant ceased by her sister, Constance Keech. Her gentle presence, soft voice, and A private graveside service was con- warm hugs will be deeply missed. documentation.) ducted Monday, July 12, 2021, at 10 a.m., The family would like to thank all at Red Bank Cemetery in Marionville. of the health care professionals at the • Applicants must provide restaurant service or be a market that Family and friends may sign the guest Coronary Care Unit of University of sells food. Certification must be made that vouchers will not be book at www.hollandfuneralhome.net Virginia Hospital for their great care accepted for alcohol or tobacco purchase, and vouchers marked Arrangements were made by Hol- and comfort of Gladys in her final days. land Funeral Home in Nassawadox. The family is arranging a service to accordingly. honor her memory, the date of which Gladys Stephens will be announced at a later time. • Applicants must have 30 full-time equivalent employees or less. Ms. Gladys Genevieve Stephens, They thank you for your thoughts and 86, lived a profoundly rich life as kind prayers during this time of grief. • Applicants must provide a DUNS number in order to friend, beloved mother, dear sister, and May you carry on the determined treasured grandma. She left this world compassion that Gladys embodied by participate. No Federal funds will be distributed to businesses in peace and surrounded by loved ones doing just one unexpected and unsolic- without a DUNS number. Information on DUNS and on Friday evening, July 2, 2021. ited act of kindness for someone in her application instructions are available at A-NPDC or Gladys was born Jan. 5, 1935, name. www.dnb.com/govtduns daughter of Hyldred and Gracie Albert Martin Switzer Wood. She was born in an era of sim- plicity, hardship, Mr. Albert Martin “Marty” Swit- • Applicant cannot be participating in Small Business Assistance and resilience. zer, of Belle Haven, beloved partner or similar Town based program for small business assistance or These try- to Robert McGlown, passed away June food security during the period of Food Voucher administration ing times made 23, 2021, at Riverside Memorial Hospi- ending. Gladys a woman tal in Onancock. of strength, integ- Marty is survived by his brother, rity, and virtue. Norman E. Switzer, and several nieces, Interested local, small business restaurants and markets may She passed these nephews, and cousins. In addition to apply at the A-NPDC office located at 23372 Front Street, characteristics on his parents, he is predeceased by his to her five surviv- sister, Evelyn C. Switzer. Accomac, VA, or call Russ Williams at (757) 787-2800 Ms. Stephens ing children, first- A private cremation has been per- ext. 119 to have an application mailed. born, Jennings Bryan Stephens III, formed and a Celebration of his Life and his wife, Elaine, eldest daughter, will be held at a future date in his Sandra, and her late husband, Roman home state of New Jersey. July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 17

On Nov. 9, 2020, Davis went to a Mel- came back saying he had been convict- fa gun store to buy a gun. His application ed of felony cocaine possession in 1990 was denied because he had a 2017 misde- in New Jersey. Court Postings meanor conviction of assault and battery On the witness stand, Castelluz- of a household member. zo said he did not think he had been Accomack Circuit Court their obligation seriously.” Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney convicted of a felony. He did communi- Logan was sentenced to 20 years for Michael Baker told the court he entered ty service and completed two years of By Nancy Drury Duncan robbery, 10 years for malicious wound- into the agreement with Davis because probation. The guns he owned at the James Ernest Logan, 38, of Acco- ing, and three years for use of a fire- of his cooperation. “It was appropriate time of his arrest were confiscated but mac, was sentenced to 33 years in pris- arm in the commission of a felony. to plead guilty to a misdemeanor,” he later returned to him. on for his part in the 2018 shooting said. According to Baker, Davis had lit- “This was 31 years ago,” said de- and robbery of Quanta Mapp. He was Dillon Stanford Ward, 29, of Blox- tle criminal history and did not fully fense attorney Bundick. He argued convicted in a May jury trial. Judge W. om, entered into a plea agreement understand the consequences. that his client had a reasonable belief Revell Lewis III followed the jury’s rec- with the commonwealth. Under the “Whenever you sign your name to he was not convicted of a felony and ommendation for sentencing. terms of the agreement, Ward pleaded something, you should be absolute- asked that the charges against him be The attack on 28-year-old Mapp guilty to aggravated sexual battery of ly sure of what you are signing,” said dismissed. After a brief recess, Judge took place March 18, 2018. Mapp tes- a child. In exchange, a charge of object Judge Lewis. “Make sure anything you Lewis noted that crimes in New Jersey tified he came out the back door of his sexual penetration was dismissed. sign, you read carefully.” He ordered are categorized by degree and might be Painter-area home to go to Walmart The child was a daughter of a woman Davis to pay a fine of $100. confusing. “You are a convicted felon in with his young son, who was already in with whom he had been in a relationship. New Jersey,” said Judge Lewis. “I can the car. Then three men came around In September 2019, the woman left her On April 18, Charles Peter Castel- understand why you might have been the corner of the house wearing black children with Ward in his crab house on luzzo, 65, of Temperanceville, went to confused.” He said he did not believe masks and carrying weapons. “Give it Hunting Creek while she was at work. Corbin’s Gun Rack in Melfa to buy a Castelluzzo had the intent to commit up,” they said. She picked them up and took them home, 9 mm pistol for his son, who was too a crime and found him not guilty of He believes they thought he had said Commonwealth’s Attorney Morgan. young to legally buy a firearm. He told the charge. “But,” he added, “Now you drugs. One of the men went into The young girl, who was 6 years old at the court he forgot to bring his glasses know. Never apply for a firearm, be- Mapp’s pocket and took his phone. He the time, complained of burning in her and asked his son to fill out the paper- cause if you come back again, you are recognized two of the perpetrators, Lo- genital area when her mother was bath- work, which he then signed. The sale going to be found guilty.” gan and Warner Byrd, by their voic- ing her. When her mother questioned was denied because the application (Continued on Page 18) es. “Warner Byrd told the other guy to her, she told her mother she “had a se- shoot me,” said Mapp. “I was shot in the cret with Dillon,” and proceeded to tell arm and shot in the back of the head.” her what happened. Mapp had $200 in his pocket, but “The child described sexual battery,” the perpetrators took only his phone Morgan said. In an interview with po- and cigarettes. When police and the lice, Ward said he and the child were ly- ambulance arrived, Mapp said he did ing on the couch and he began rubbing not tell them who shot him. “I was wor- her. He told her to keep it a secret. ried about my health,” he said. “The plea agreement is the best out- Commonwealth’s Attorney Spen- come for the child,” Morgan said. “It cer Morgan said the corroboration be- would have been difficult for her to tes- tween what the victim told them and tify. The terms of the agreement cap the cell phone records proved his case the sentence at the midpoint of the sen- against Logan. “There is no DNA, no tencing guidelines,” he told the court. firearm,” said Morgan. “But, we got “This has been a life-altering event for their cellphones. The messages be- the victim and for the defendant’s fam- tween Byrd and Logan are damning ily,” said defense attorney Bundick. beyond a reasonable doubt.” He said his client has been wearing “There are times when the jury’s an ankle-monitoring device and had sentence is plainly wrong,” argued De- had no violations. He asked the judge fense attorney Carl Bundick. He asked to accept the agreement. Judge Lewis the court to impose a “fair sentence” accepted the plea agreement and set • Attention Farmers • and to consider the evidence and dis- Ward’s sentencing for Dec. 16. Oasis Market is looking for farmers to sell us crepancies in testimony. “The jury heard all the evidence,” Bre’onte Omar Davis, 26, of Pun- produce on a wholesale basis. We are seeking said Morgan. The jury considered Lo- goteague, pleaded guilty to making a gan’s prior convictions and the escalat- false report to a law enforcement of- all types of fruits and vegetables and other ing nature of his crimes. fice in a plea agreement with the com- products that our customers will like. “For your entire adult life, you have monwealth. He was originally charged been in and out of trouble,” Judge Lew- with making a false statement on an Call Alyssa at 757-824-6120 with details of your products. is said to the defendant. “The jury took application to buy a firearm, a felony. 18 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021

Burton also faces misdemeanor the driver got out. The officers told charges of refusing an alcohol breath him to get on the ground. Then Chap- Court Postings (cont. from Page 17) test, his second offense, and driving pell was given and failed a field so- with a revoked or suspended license. briety test. Shelley Beasley, of the Chesapeake According to Lynch’s report, on The license plates on the car, a Northampton Circuit Bay Bridge-Tunnel Police Department. March 27, just after midnight, he Mercedes, were found to belong to a Court Indictments According to Beasley’s report, he saw a vehicle traveling east on Route Jeep. Officers also found in the car received a call at 9:01 a.m. from a 184 at 41 mph in a 25 mph zone. a red plastic cup containing what By Stefanie Jackson toll collector regarding an “extreme- He followed the vehicle, which was smelled like tequila. Oliver Wendell Boggs Jr., 37, ly upset and crying customer.” When swerving. As Lynch pursued the ve- Chappell was held without bail of Jefferson Avenue, Exmore, was Beasley approached Bryant’s vehi- hicle, it accelerated over 70 mph and March 2. He was released on $7,500 indicted July 12 on two felony cle, he observed her eyes were blood- eventually stopped at Parsons Cir- secured bond March 17, but it was re- charges: making obscene or threat- shot and watery and he smelled alco- cle. When Lynch approached the ve- voked June 17. ening phone calls and making a hol. He saw a flask on the dash and hicle, he smelled alcohol and asked threat to kill or injure Megan Boggs an opened bottle of whiskey on the Burton to step out of the vehicle. David Cruz, 25, of Old Town Neck on Feb. 25. passenger seat. Burton refused a field sobriety test Drive, Eastville, was indicted July 12 He was arrested March 14 by Dep. Bryant swayed when she walked but admitted, “I’m drunk and high.” on two felony charges: eluding police J. Smith Jr., of the Northampton and her speech was slurred. She Burton was held without bail and endangerment and possession of a County Sheriff’s Office, following a then “attacked me by pushing and March 27 but was released on $1,000 Schedule I or II drug, on March 13. complaint filed by Dep. J. Foisey, grabbing me and swinging on me,” secured bond April 8. He was arrested the same day by NCSO, Feb. 26. Beasley wrote. Dep. J. Foisey, NCSO, and held with- Boggs was released on secured Bryant was restrained, hand- Kenneth Allen Bird Chappell, 28, out bail. bail of $1,000 March 14. cuffed, and seated on a bench. Then of Patrician Road, Norfolk, was in- A plastic bag that was in Cruz’s she kicked at Beasley’s legs. After dicted July 12 on two felony charges: possession contained a straw with Tammy Bryant, 48, of Sharpley Av- being taken to the Eastern Shore Re- eluding police and endangerment and residue of fentanyl, a lab test showed. enue, Norfolk, was indicted July 12 on gional Jail’s intox room (a holding refusing a breath test on March 2. Another plastic bag contained two a charge of assault and battery of a room for intoxicated suspects), she He was arrested the same day by small envelopes of Xylazine, a Sched- law enforcement officer on April 9. became “irate” and jumped out of a Officer R.M. Steele, of the CBBT po- ule VI drug often used in veterinary She was arrested April 9 by Officer chair. Bryant was then restrained in lice department. medicine as a horse tranquilizer. a chair and tried to bite a deputy, the Chappell also faces misdemeanor Cruz also faces misdemeanor report disclosed. charges of assault of Hunter Elliott, charges of driving with a suspended Eastern Shore of Virginia’s Bryant was held without bail April hit-and-run involving property dam- or revoked license, reckless driving ONLY AAA Approved Auto 9 but was released on $1,000 secured age of $500 or less, aggressive driving by speeds of 20 mph or more over the bond April 15. and causing hazard to another per- limit, unauthorized possession of a Repair Service Center son, a first offense of DWI, and driving vehicle inspection sticker, and use of 10% Member Discount All Jermaine Demarcus Burton, 43, with a suspended or revoked license. an imitation inspection sticker. Services Including Inspections, of Kates Drive, Machipongo, was in- According to Steele’s report, he dicted July 12 on a charge of driving pursued a car that was traveling 71 Javante L. Job-Wardlow, 24, of Oil Changes and Tires while intoxicated on March 27, his mph in a 55 mph zone. The car was Kenny Lane, Portsmouth, was in- • VA STATE INSPECTION STATION third offense in 10 years, making it about two miles ahead but stopped at dicted July 12 on a felony charge of a felony. a rest area and turned off its lights. eluding police and endangerment on • $19.99 OIL CHANGES • He was arrested the same day by The car circled around the building, April 26. •• ENGINE REPAIR & Officer T. Lynch, of the Cape Charles where Steele and another officer He was arrested the same day by DIAGNOSTICS Police Department. were waiting. The car stopped and Sgt. J.L. Hickman, CBBT PD, and held without bail. •• AIR CONDITIONING Job-Wardlow also faces misde- SERVICE meanor charges of reckless driving by speeds of 20 mph or more over the •• PREVENTATIVE limit and carrying a concealed weap-

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Hickman pursued with lights furnished and equipped. and sirens activated, up to 130 mph. Service & Towing Visit our website for complete listings: www.beachbayrealty.com The Mercedes pulled up behind a 6202 Maddox Blvd., Chincoteague, VA 23336 Jeep in a single lane in a construction 757-824-3333 • New Church, VA Duane Gladding, Realtor [email protected] 757-336-3600 zone, passed in the closed lane, then July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 19 struck a traffic cone as the Mercedes the white, rock-like substance found was Titans motorcycle club on Jan. 22. victims heard three shots ring out. They re-entered the open lane and entered not a drug, but it confirmed the sub- Stevens and Tayloe both were arrived home in Cheriton uninjured but the second tunnel at 130 mph. Af- stance found in the sock was cocaine. charged with attempted malicious two bullet holes were found in the rear ter the Mercedes stopped in a closed Negron was released on $1,000 se- wounding of Tyler Combs, attempt- of the pickup truck by law enforcement. lane on the next trestle, Hickman ap- cured bail Jan. 17. ed malicious wounding of Timothy All four of the suspects arrested were proached and saw a loaded magazine Pope, attempted malicious wounding later released on bond. on the seat and found a loaded 9 mm Amanda Marie Pruitt, 40, of Pros- of Combs by a mob, attempted ma- The charges against Charles Lew- pistol under the driver’s seat. pect Lane, Cheriton, was indicted Ju- licious wounding of Pope by a mob, is were dropped Feb. 4, and charges ly 12 on a felony charge of assault and shooting from a vehicle, malicious against Janet Lewis were not certified. James McCown III, 33, of Old battery of a law enforcement officer on shooting at an occupied vehicle, and Nicholson Road, Walton, Ky., was May 16. destruction of property worth $1,000 Jose J. Velez, 32, of Hasbrouck C.C. indicted July 12 on a felony charge She was arrested the same day or more belonging to Pope. Road, Woodburn, N.Y., was indicted of strangulation on May 27. by Dep. A. Gaskins, NCSO, and held They were arrested, along with two July 12 on a felony charge of receiv- He was arrested the same day without bail. other suspects, Charles Lewis, of Acco- ing stolen property worth $500 or more by Dep. William Lewis, NCSO, and Pruitt also was issued a summons mac, and Janet Lewis, of Exmore, Jan. on May 17. He was arrested the same held without bail. for public intoxication. 27, following complaints filed Jan. 25 day by Officer R.M. Steele, CBBT PD. McCown also faces a misdemean- According to Gaskins’ report, he by Lt. Rob Stubbs, of the Eastville Po- According to Steele’s report, the offi- or charge of assaulting a family was dispatched the afternoon of May lice Department. cer had been instructed to look out for member. 16 after Pruitt’s brother called and According to Stubbs’ report, the a stolen vehicle traveling northbound reported his sister was involved in victims had been at Yuk Yuk & Joe’s and saw the silver SUV with Pennsyl- Demetrius Terry Mitchell, 36, a fight. restaurant in Eastville Jan. 22 and vania license plates at the 19-mile post. of Riviera Drive, Virginia Beach, When Gaskins arrived at the scene, left in a pickup truck at 9:50 p.m. They The vehicle belonged to the Enter- was indicted July 12 on two felony he smelled alcohol on Amanda Pruitt’s were followed by Stevens and Tayloe on prise leasing company and had not charges: possession with intent to breath. She admitted to drinking near- motorcycles and Charles Lewis, Jan- been returned. Velez said his friend distribute a Schedule I or II drug ly an entire bottle of vodka and was et Lewis, Casey Gillespie, and Richard Keith Williams had let him borrow the and possession with intent to dis- slurring her words. Russell in two other vehicles. As the vehicle May 15. tribute more than one ounce but less Gaskins instructed Pruitt to go pickup, motorcycles, and other two ve- Velez was released May 17 on than five pounds of marijuana on into the house and that if she came hicles approached the Eastville Inn, the $2,000 bail. Nov. 29, 2020. back out, she would be arrested. She He was arrested Nov. 30, 2020, by came back out and during her arrest, Officer R.M. Steele, CBBT PD, and she struggled while being handcuffed resh held without bail. and kicked Gaskins as he was putting F According to Steele’s report, he Pruitt in the police car. seaFood stopped a Jeep SUV for speeding Pruitt was released on $3,000 se- Nov. 29, 2020. Because the driver cured bond June 2. had no license, the vehicle was im- pounded consistent with CBBT po- Sherry P. Sandlin, 43, of Cosby Cape Center lice policy. Multiple bags and con- Street, Painter, was indicted July 12 26507 Lankford Hwy. • Cape Charles, VA 7058 Maddox Blvd., tainers were found in the vehicle, for four felony counts of uttering bank OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Chincoteague Island, VA which a lab later found to hold about checks. 7 am - 8 pm 77 grams of psilocyn or mushrooms, She was arrested April 7 by Trooper email: [email protected] The Refuge Inn on Chincoteague Island 25 grams of psilocyn powder, and a C. Brockwell, of the Virginia State Po- 757-331-1541 is looking for housekeepers, total of more than 200 grams, or sev- lice, following a complaint filed by Of- breakfast attendants and en ounces, of marijuana. ficer J. Gonzalez, of the Exmore Police Week of July 17 - 23, 2021 weekend maintenance help. Mitchell was released on $3,000 se- Department, March 30. SATURDAY We are a third-generation family business, opened cured bond Dec. 7, 2020. Sandlin also faces misdemeanor Fresh Drum Platter $17.99 charges for four counts of obtaining by Donald and Martha Leonard in 1973, and nestled SUNDAY Jose Negron, 34, of Nassawadox, money by a false pretense or larceny between loblolly pines, just across the Assateague Fried Flounder Platter $19.99 Channel from the wildlife refuge. The Refuge Inn was indicted July 12 on a felony charge of less than $1,000. She is accused of MONDAY was founded on Martha’s southern hospitality and of possession of a Schedule I or II drug taking between $140 and $160 from Don’s love of the Chincoteague ponies. on Jan. 17. Tru Blu on four occasions. Homemade Meatloaf $10.99 He was arrested the same day by She was released on unsecured bail TUESDAY Many of the inn’s staff have worked there for Dep. S.R. Adams, NCSO. of $7,500 April 7. Hot Turkey Sandwich $10.99 decades, sharing Don’s and Martha’s passion for treating guests like family. According to Adams’ report, during WEDNESDAY a traffic stop he saw a baggie contain- Michael Leonard Stevens, 31, of Broiled or Fried Porkchop $10.99 In addition to competitive pay, employees can expect a COVID stipend of $2/hour, ing what appeared to be crack cocaine Sherwood Gate, Cape Charles, and THURSDAY annual staff trips, bonuses, vacation time, gas on the floor of Negron’s vehicle. Edward Thornton Tayloe, 45, of Robin Spaghetti w/ Giant Meatballs $9.99 reimbursement, and a great work environment. A field test revealed Negron had a Road, Cape Charles, each were indict- FRIDAY small amount of cocaine in a plastic bag ed July 12 on seven felony charges in Broiled or Fried Catfish Platter $15.99 Apply in person at the front desk. corner in his sock. A later lab test showed relation to an incident involving the 20 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021

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Bridge, but flounder catches are coming from around the island, including the piers. A variety of baits has been effective, including min- nows with Berkley Gulp, silversides, peeler crab, and bloodworm-scented squid strips. Croaker catches are Fishing has been as hot as the coming from the area around Curtis Mer- weather on both sides of the peninsula. ritt Harbor to buoy 21, while kingfish Upper Shore – Alan Ring, at Sea (whiting) are being landed in the waters Hawk Sports Center, reported flounder around buoys 13, 12, and 11. A variety of catches are still coming from the inlet ar- shark species are being encountered from eas on the seaside, if you can find clear just inside the inlet to the inshore ocean water. Minnows, Berkley Gulp, and sil- waters. Flounder and black sea bass are versides have been effective baits. On the coming from the subway cars on Black- Chesapeake Bay, Ring said that the cobia fish Banks. The offshore blue water catch bite seems to have slowed down some, as includes yellowfin and skipjack tuna, the population has spread out. Chum- dolphin (mahi), and cobia. Roy Crain’s ming and fishing with bunker, as well 1-pound catch took first place in the ma- as sight casting with jigs and soft plas- rina’s kingfish tournament. In an act of tic bodies or live eels, have been effective. chivalry, Roy shared $50 of his $250 prize He added the speckled trout population to second place finisher Carly Cohee. has moved into a deeper depth, as the Jimmy Vasiliou, at Captain Steve’s water temperatures in the river mouths Bait and Tackle, described the recent Roy Crain won first place and $250 for have hit 80 degrees. Ring had six speck- flounder action as good, both inshore his 1-pound kingfish in the Captain led trout on Saturday measuring 20 to and on the wrecks. He said that some Bob’s Marina Youth Kingfish tourna- 24 inches. Schools of nice-sized bluefish large sharks and rays have been hitting ment. Roy shared $50 of his winnings have moved into the Bay. Anglers trolling bunker and mackerel baits in the surf. with Carly Cohee, who had the second Marquis Patton landed this 68.3-pound Clark spoons are catching Spanish mack- Bloodworms on surf ball rigs have been and third largest fish. Photo provided cobia in the lower bay. Photo provided erel. Black perch can still be caught in the effective on kingfish (whiting) in the by Captain Bob’s Marina. by Bailey’s Bait & Tackle. deeper holes along the creek bends with surf. Big black sea bass are being caught bloodworm or peeler crab baits. over the offshore wrecks while the off- either limit catches or fell just shy. chumming with bunker for cobia is Chincoteague – Donna Rae Roeske, shore fleet is returning with catches of Lower Shore – Jeb Brady, at Bai- producing a variety of different sized at Captain Bob’s Marina, reported that yellowfin tuna and even a barracuda ley’s Bait & Tackle, said sight fishing fish, while sight casters were target- some of the best flounder fishing is oc- from the Washington Canyon. for cobia has been excellent over the ing larger fish. Buoy 36, out of Cape curring on both sides of the Queen Sound Wachapreague – Captain Lind- week, with some boats landing up to Charles, has been a productive loca- say Paul, at Tri- 10 fish per trip. Most fish have been tion. Spadefish are now spread around dent Tackle, had a in the 40- to 44-inch range. Some big- the pilings and islands of the bridge- party Monday that ger fish have also been landed, with tunnel. Anglers trolling Clark spoons caught 35 flounder, conservation-minded anglers releas- behind small planers and inline sink- keeping a total of ing the majority of the larger fish. ers are catching ribbonfish and Span- 10. Paul said there Bottom fishing for cobia was described ish mackerel along the bridge-tunnel are a lot of small as steady off Cape Charles and along and over the tubes. Small- to medium- flounder and croak- the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. sized croakers, spot, and sand mullet ers around the in- Some of the best spadefishing was oc- (whiting) are being caught on the piers let. Offshore vessels curring along the fourth island of the of Cape Charles and Kiptopeke State were finding yel- bridge-tunnel, Plantation Light, and Park, while ribbonfish and flounder lowfin tuna and a over the Cell. Brady said the aver- are hitting Gulp and live minnows. few dolphin, accord- age size of the spadefish population Bill Hall was the first Eastern ing to Paul. has increased. Flounder fishing was Shore resident to achieve Virgin- Amanda Man- described as decent along the bridge ia Salt Water Master Angler Sta- zella, at the Wacha- pilings. Pier fishermen were catching tus. He has been named Virginia preague Inn, said kingfish (whiting), small gray trout, Saltwater Angler of the Year and the founder bite out and a few flounder. Virginia Saltwater Release An- of Wachapreague is Dez Louie, at Ocean’s East – East- gler of the Year and is a Virginia Brothers Shane and Cole Celli caught this 51-inch great. She said a ern Shore, described the cobia, spade- Press Association award-winning cobia while sight casting with a live eel. Photo pro- large portion of an- fish, and Spanish mackerel fishing sports columnist. vided by Oceans East – Eastern Shore. glers returned with over the last week as great. He said July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 23 Random Facts About … Plague of Cannibal, Eyeball-Eating Mice Down Under By David Martin are so many millions of them that teria present in mouse urine. The mice … snakes! Experts predict that a snake When we opened our internet tubes their dead bodies become a hazard. are also going through three-quarters population explosion will follow the for cleaning this week, we had to shut A New South Wales prison had to be of a billion dollars of Australian crops. mouse infestation, and Australia has them immediately — the images of the evacuated because mice, after chewing With all of that, you can understand 100 species of snakes that are poisonous. mouse infestation in Australia were through ceiling tiles, had accumulated why people are asking for permission A big black snake lives under our simply too disturbing. in walls where their dead bodies were to use bromadiolone, an anticoagulant house and when we see it occasionally Mice came to the previously mouse- causing a stink and attracting mites. so effective it’s known as mouse na- lingering outside, especially when we free continent of Australia in the late The mice army can ruin a car’s interior palm. Australia’s federal government have a garden hoe in hand, we consid- 1700s with British colonists and prison in a single night and can chew through bans bromadiolone because of the way er dispatching the snake on the basis ships. Eventually, the mouse population brake and gas lines, causing accidents. it lingers in mouse corpses and works that it is a snake. But then we remem- established itself and went through pe- Chewed wiring has caused house fires, its way up the food chain to all the crea- ber that we’ve never seen a mouse in riodic booms and busts depending on which then create the spectacle of tures that eat mice, perhaps even those our 100-year-old house, so we put the the weather and food sources. But this thousands of mice, which previously Murray cod, but authorities in New hoe down and make two resolutions: year’s mouse boom, fueled by bumper lived in the house they caused to burn, South Wales have secured a supply of let the snake live and DO NOT visit crops of wheat and sustained rains, has being forced up on the roof where they the poison to help with the infestation. Australia, at least not until the mouse created rodent infestation in parts of have to jump off to escape the flames. Speaking of creatures that eat mice plague is over and done with. Australia, the likes of which have nev- Mice hordes have taken to swim- er been seen. And, believe us, you don’t ming across waterways in their end- want to see it. less search for food and, once in the Tens of millions of mice are swarm- water, they become a source of food for ing across farms and towns, into hous- the ever-hungry Murray cod. These es and cars, eating everything in sight cod, pulled from the Macquarie River and then, when the food is gone, turn- in New South Wales, are the fattest ing on one another as food. Farmers they’ve been in years, made plump on report that if they stand still, mice will mice. When a cod is pulled onboard, it swarm them, running up their trou- will vomit as many as eight half-digest- sers — inside and out. At night, mice ed mice that were stuffing its stomach. crawl onto people’s beds and awaken Mice can cause human diseases, in- them by scampering over their faces. cluding leptospirosis, caused by a bac- One woman didn’t awaken quickly enough, and a mouse began eating her eyeball. The woman had to be rushed to the hospital. People are putting the legs of their beds in buckets of water to prevent mice from climbing into bed EASTERN SHORE with them at night. In the morning, mouse evidence is found throughout the kitchen and when opening a ce- real box, you’re likely to find a mouse C Club still there chomping away on Cheerios. People have taken to sealing their food Saturday, July 17 and clothing in toolboxes and file cabi- from 2 pm - 6 pm nets that can be locked. Wachapreague Marlin Show Even when the mice are killed, there Wachapreague, VA $10 for Club Members $15 for Non-Members • Free Dash Plaques for 1st 30 Entries “Like” Us • Trophies for Top 21 Vehicles • Judges Award Best Overall in Show on Facebook! 24 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021 Osprey-Eye Contest: What Do You Call A Tick On The Moon? A Luna-Tick! Last Week’s Contest randomly selected to win a $25 gift This week’s Scream for Ice Cream! certificate to C.D. Marsh Jewelers in Last week, 51 ice-cream addicts Onancock. Osprey-Eyed found the six ice-cream cones we hid The rules: Reader wins in the newspaper on pages 24, 26, • To become a contestant, find the 29, 37, 40, and 45. Betty George, of rocket ships and tell us where you $25 Gift Certificate from C.D. Marsh Jewelers Jamesville, was randomly selected found each one (page number and lo- to win the $25 gift certificate to the cation on the page). Yes, the one of this “Home of the Chesapeake Blarney Stone Pub in Onancock. page counts. Send this information to Bay Bracelet” This Week’s Contest: [email protected]. Rocket to a Jewelry Store! • You can start sending your en- Tuesday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. A reader suggested we honor the tries now. Entries MUST have your Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Wallops Flight Facility by using a rock- first and last names and your town. Closed Sunday & Monday et as our clue, so this week we are • Entries will be accepted until 45 Market St., Onancock hiding an exact replica of a rock- noon on Monday, July 19. Entries ar- [email protected] et ship that we are sure was nev- riving after noon on the 19th will not 757-787-3333 er launched at Wallops Island: be entered in the contest. The clues might be larger, smaller, or • Do not submit multiple entries. Last Week’s Winner turned different ways, but they will be • Include a photograph if you versions of this rocket ship. A reader choose to submit one and tell us a lit- also said that we make the contest tle something about the picture. Betty George, of Jamesville, was last really hard when we don’t reveal how • Anyone submitting a photograph week’s dairy queen: finding all six many clues we have hidden, so this must have taken the picture or have ice-cream cones and then becoming week we are not revealing how many permission to use it. lucky enough to be randomly select- rockets we have hidden. But to show The winner and as many run- ed as winner of the $25 gift certificate we are not entirely heartless, we of- ners-up as possible will get their pho- to the Blarney Stone Pub in Onan- fer this clue to the number of hidden tographs in the paper. If you don’t cock. Upon hearing she won, George rocket ships: consider the words r-o- want to use your own picture, you can said, “Wow! I have been meaning to c-k-e-t s-h-i-p. From those contestants submit a photo of your child or a pet try that restaurant! This is me at 74 who identify all or most of the rocket — or your favorite Wallops rocket, an sailing the Chesapeake!” ships by page number and location old bicycle sprocket, or even a coonskin on the page, one lucky reader will be cap a la Davy Crockett. Just no feet. Last Week’s Runners-Up Other Runners-Up Left: Dawn Taylor, of Parksley, de- Teresa Rudiger, Melfa Troy and Lisa Tworek, scribes grandson Wyatt as handsome. Jeanette Bell, Onley Chesapeake We would add, adorable, cute, and ir- Janet Leigh Cooper, Onley Patty Schmale, Cape Charles resistible. Theresa Lattimore, Bloxom, Margaret MacKenzie, Eastville Right: Carolyn Weatherly, of Painter, and Diane Smith, Onancock Taylor Huttner, Parksley sent in this picture of her sister Delo- Nykki Kellam, Exmore Debbie Thornton, Hallwood rce and Delorce’s two children: Tony DeCola Johnson, Accomac Doug Wehner, Belle Haven and Marcus. Patricia M. Voss, Bloxom Bonnie David, Jamesville Richard Marshall, Atlantic Barbara Miller, Hampton Left: “My wedding with all of our kids” is Anne Gregory, Belle Haven Marion Robinson, Chincoteague how Shelley Bessey, of Parksley, describes Jessica Thornes, Bloxom Mary Lou Lynn, Chincoteague this handsome gathering of happy people. Rob Moore, Cape Charles Katelyn Smith, Onancock Right: If you ever wonder why Jim and Caroline White, Bloxom Leilani Smith, Hallwood Kim Granger, of Cape Charles, suffer Shawanda Tankard, Nadine Chrzanowski, from insomnia, here’s why: dogs Abby Nassawadox Strange Creek, W.V. and Bella and cat Stormy “on our bed Mary Carey, Cape Charles Jimmy Targett Jr., at bedtime!” Marion Basford, Alum Bank, Pa. Strange Creek, W.V. Left: Sloane Feliciano, of Belle Haven, en- Beth McHenry, Parksley Carol Wehner, Belle Haven titled this sweet picture: “Let’s find some Sarah Ross, Chincoteague Delane Brown, Philadelphia beautiful places to get lost in together.” Frances and Terry Ewell, Hope Jones, Melfa Right: Anthony Manzione, of Exmore, Guilford Anne Beatty, Exmore sent in this bittersweet photo of his Allison Burton, Eastville Sara M. Fetterman, Bloxom son when he made Eagle Scout and Amy Eckard, Temperanceville Anabel Beatty, Silver Beach of their dog Rocky who had to be put Marjie Biddinger, Sanford Carolyn Weatherly, Painter down just this past Sunday. Kendall Chandler, Nassawadox Mitzi Paul, Wachapreague July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 25

Eastern Shore Sports C.A.L.L. Junior Softball Team Finishes Second in State Tournament

By Matthew Yoder District 7 champions, Warwick, 13- Submitted Photos 3. The following day they played A pair of local Little League soft- two games, falling first to District 3 ball teams fared well this past week- champions, Bridgewater, 4-1, but re- end in state tournament journeys far bounding later in the day with a win from their home fields. against Olive Branch, 8-5. Their run In Bristol, the Central Accomack ended Sunday with a loss to district Little League girls junior team fin- 15 champs, Caroline County. Their ished runner-up to Chesterfield. efforts, though, were enough to place They won three games while drop- them sixth in the state. ping two and were bested by Ches- A third team from the Shore, the terfield 10-0 in the title game. Central Accomack Little League ma- In Woodstock, the North Acco- jor girls, traveled west to Coeburn mack Little League minor girls had but ran into stiff competition, losing a successful weekend with a level 2-2 a pair of games and being eliminated Central Accomack Little League’s Junior Girls team came in second record. On Friday they hammered from the tournament. place in the state tournament.

The North Accomack Little League Minors girls display a banner thank- The CALL Major girls hold their District 8 championship banner. The ing all who made their journey to the state championship possible. team was eliminated at the state tournament after a pair of losses. To advertise in the Sports section call Troy AT 757-789-7678 26 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021 Tournament Raises More Than $20,000 for Onancock Volunteer Fire Co. Submitted Article and Photos The 5th annual Fairways for Fighters Golf Tournament raised over $20,000 to benefit the Onancock Volunteer Fire De- partment Friday, July 9, at the Eastern Shore Yacht & Country Club. Tournament organizer Adam James said the support from the community and sponsors this year was incredible, adding a big assist to the staff at ESY&CC. “The staff at the Eastern Shore Yacht & Country Club went above and beyond to make this fundraiser happen,” said James. “For the main- tenance team to hit the course at 6 a.m. after Tropical Storm Elsa and continue working nonstop until tee time at noon made for an incredi- Tournament organizer Adam James speaks to the 27 teams participating in the 5th Annual Fairways ble experience. There was nothing for Fighters Golf Tournament to benefit the Onancock Vol. Fire Dept. shortly before the noon tee off but excitement around the club that Friday, July 9. The grounds crew at the Eastern Shore Yacht & Country Club worked for six hours day. I can not say enough about how that morning to get the course ready after Tropical Storm Elsa blew through the previous night. Inset: great a shape the course was in due Tournament director Adam James, center, is pictured with the State Farm winning team. From left are to the country club’s maintenance Andre Elliott, John T. Williams Jr., Adams, Jamie Nalls, and Keith Lilliston. team.” A field of 27 teams competed in liams Jr., Jamie Nalls, and Keith Fairways for Firefighters golf tour- the players to the sponsors to the the tournament with the State Farm Lilliston emerging as the top team. nament was a huge success, and we volunteers who helped make it hap- team of Andre Elliott, John T. Wil- “Without a doubt, the 5th Annual appreciate everyone’s support from pen,” concluded James.

EASTERN SHORE AREA AGENCY ON AGING/ COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY is launching a New Program Senior Tech Career Support (STCS)

WATERFRONT Main St. CHINCOTEAGUE WATERFRONT Main St. CHINCOTEAGUE YOU MUST MEET THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: This charming waterfront cottage is so appealing! Imagine owning a bit of island history, a former Extra room "den" could easily be home office, sew- Beebe house! Lovingly cared for thru the years. • 55 and older ing room, kids activity room-lots of possibilities. Relax in the converted front porch, enjoy the wood Screened porch for awesome sunsets over the bay… burning fireplace and deck to watch the rocket • Income Up to 200% Poverty Level Front row seat for pony penning, too! Off street launches… plus hide-out room for the kids and a parking as well…. AN AMAZING BUY! JUST $439,000 boathouse perfect for all your beach toys! $570,000 • Unemployed and would like to learn how to use a computer to gain employment • Classes will begin in FALL 2021 @ Eastern Shore Community College • Virtual and In-Person • Laptop Computer is Provided • Certification Upon Completion of Each Course

Telephone and Walk-In Intakes for the Program will begin June 1 - July 15, 2021 DEEP FERN CT, OYSTER BAY II CHINCOTEAGUE Original owner expertly cared for this home. Granite countertops For More Information please contact: in the cooks kitchen… Flooring is bamboo and carpeting in bed- rooms. First floor bedroom with en suite. Plenty of room for eve- Linda Arvidson @ 757-442-9652 Ext.31 or email: [email protected] ryone, separate dining room, living room with gas fireplace, screened porch & wraparound deck. 2 car garage, too! $399,900 The use of a computer in today’s society offers seniors additional independence as well as entertainment, socialization and employment opportunities. ESAAA/CAA is following COVID-19 Guidelines and is an Equal Opportunity Provider. July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 27 IF YOU’RE NOT FULLY VACCINATED, MASK UP AGAINST THE NEW VARIANTS OF COVID-19.

About half of people infected with COVID-19 do not have symptoms. Masking protects people from others who do not know they are infected.

With new variants of the virus here in Virginia, we have to stay committed to stopping the spread. If you are not fully vaccinated, wear a mask with layers, stay 6 feet away from others, avoid crowds, and go get the free, safe, and eff ective COVID-19 vaccine. Visit Vaccinate.Virginia.gov or learn more by calling 877-VAX-IN-VA. Stop the spread to stop the variants. 28 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021

ESCC AnnounCES nEw ProgrAmS For FAll By Dr. Patrick Tompkins are now available. is the first time nonnative English speaking on the Shore, Your Eastern Shore Community College The college added a career studies cer- students at ESCC will have the opportuni- a solid se- has conducted an environmental scan of tificate in law enforcement as a way to de- ty to earn a workforce credential through a lection of at- its existing programs, education gaps velop aspiring public safety workers and class taught in their native language. tractive and identified by employers, labor market anal- help current officers advance in their ca- In adult education, the college is offer- strong edu- yses, and economic development studies. reers. Two Workplace Office Profession- ing new programs in basic computer liter- cational pro- The result is 36 revised or new programs al career studies certificates develop core acy that result in North Start Digital Litera- gramming is at the college. employability skills in students while they cy certifications and an online option for the now available New programs that have been added complete their studies. High School Equivalency Diploma, more to neighbors based on our data analysis are in the ca- In health care, there are new programs commonly known as GED. The college con- in our com- reer technical fields of healthcare, infor- in dental assisting, nurse aide, and health tinues to offer multiple levels of classes for munity who mation technology, and trades. A signifi- care fundamentals. English language learners. wish to ad- cant push was to develop stackable cre- ESCC continues to expand its Fast- In information technology, the new Infor- vance their dentials eligible for the new state-funded Forward programs which are designed to mation Technology Support career studies careers. Dr. Patrick Tompkins G3 program. quickly lead to industry-recognized creden- certificate leads directly to certification as a At ESCC G3 stands for Get a Skill, Get a Job, tials in high demand fields like health care, Google IT Support technician which com- our YES! culture emphasizes that this is and Get Ahead. Most students in career information technology, trades, and com- pleters can use to enter the local, or even Your Eastern Shore Community College. technical programs will qualify for this pro- mercial truck driving. the national, workforce without leaving the To meet that promise, we are committed to gram. The aid covers tuition, books, and Last week, Workforce Development Ser- Shore. Some will want to top that up with providing educational programs that res- for some students, provides an additional vices launched a new FastForward Un- webpage development, a skills need for idents and employers on the Shore need. grant award of $900 for living expenses. manned Systems (UMS) class, more pop- many Shore businesses and organizations. The college will hold a Registration Rally While the college has had degree pro- ularly known as drones. Completers will be These programs culminate in the Business next Wednesday, July 21, from 10 a.m. until grams in HVAC, welding, electricity, and prepared to test for the FAA 107 certification Management Information Technology two- 4 p.m. No appointment is necessary and all electronics technology, career studies cer- which is required to commercially fly drones. year degree. services are available on site, including admis- tificates in these areas were added so that Increasingly, drones are important in real ESCC faculty have revised almost every sions, enrollment, advising, and financial aid. students can earn credentials in shorter estate, agriculture and aquaculture, public transfer degree to speed time to completion About the Author time, return to or enter the workforce, and safety, photographers, and hobbyists. and better align with academic programs at Dr. Patrick Tompkins serves as vice pres- continue adding credentials until they com- Workforce Development Services will Virginia’s public four-year schools. As the ident for Academic, Student and Workforce plete a degree. Also, programs that can also offer a Spanish-language Core Con- college enters its final year of the refresh Education at Your Eastern Shore Communi- lead to certifications in construction trades struction Trades FastForward class. This period and celebrates 50 years of service ty College. July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 29

For $250,000 zanne Mitchell •From Ricky and Catherine Callahan, To William and Anne Paisley trustees Lot 20, Bay Creek, Phase I, Cape Property Transactions To Grayson, Laura, and Sara Travis Charles Parcel C, 6.59 acres, Mockhorn Es- For $120,000 Northampton County For $230,000 tates, near Plantation, Capeville •From S. Fisher Land Development •From William Prettyman •From Bay Creek Development LLC district LLC To Montaigne Cree To Craig and Mary Felker For $60,000 To Dennis and Rachel Dinneen Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, Holly Bluff, Frank- Lot 24, Bay Creek, Cape Charles •From Bay Creek Development LLC Parcel 4, 73 acres, Occohannock Neck, town district For $639,000 To Gary and Nancy Bowers near Jamesville For $558,000 •From Reid Diggs III Lot 110, Bayside Village, Cape Charles For $1,949,000 •From Vincent and Claudia Conroy To NKM Automotive LLC For $170,000 •From Rony and Kavitha Thomas To William Powell Parcel, south of Weirwood •From Karen and Leslie Roberts To Safiollah and Dawn Bagherpour Lot 3, 3520 Sunnyside Rd., Cheriton For $160,000 To Raymond and Anna Rivenbark Lot 277, Vaucluse Shores For $175,000 •From Julie and Walkley Johnson Jr. Parcel 1, 23 acres, and Parcel 2, a For $355,000 •From Timothy Dixon To Janice Laprad, trustee strip of land, Johnsontown, Eastville •From Eastern Shore Holdings LLC To Carolyn Small and David Andrews Lots 34 and 35, including parcels 34A district To Katie Cuellar and Thomas Crowe Lot 41, Section VI, Butlers Bluff, near and 35A, Silver Beach For $30,000 Parcel, 14.719 acres, Northampton Kiptopeake Beach For $50,000 •From Melanie and Daniel Bloxom Jr. County For $19,000 •From William Rayfield To Karen Walker For $64,000 •From Robert and Hattie Powell and To Courtney and Richard Whittemore Parcel, 1 acre, near Franktown •From Etta Robins Teresa Colleran Jr. For $139,000 To Cheritol Bliss LLC To 234 Randolph Avenue LLC Lot 3, Narrow Channel Farm, north of •From David and Christine Schwab Parcel in Cheriton Lot 628, Cape Charles Seaview To Thaddeus and Barbara For $40,000 For $500,000 For $80,000 Nowakowski •From Jon Manetta, trustee •From Kenneth Pusey •From Pamela McWhorter Lot 39, King’s Creek, near Cape To John Rippon To Gail and Woodis Scott Jr. To Kathleen and Paul Marconi Jr. Charles Parcels 10 and 11, Church Neck, near Parcel, 43 acres, near Dalby’s, Cape- 4 parcels, near Concord Wharf and at For $549,000 Machipongo ville district Occohannock Neck •From Norman, Cynthia, and Su- For $500,000

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Virginia Eastern Shore Land Trust ILE

BoardTo welcome Welcomes new board members New Also Board serving on theMembers board are Timmy MMarriages Robin Rinaca and Hank Badger, the Brown, Grayson Chesser, John Graham, Virginia East- and Meriwether Births ern Shore Land Payne. The board · Awards Trust board of is committed to · directors orga- fulfilling the VES P nized a cleanup Land Trust mis- S challenge in sion to conserve partnership with the farms, forests, O T the Chesapeake wetlands, and wa- S Bay Foundation’s ters of the Eastern (CBF) Clean the Shore for future Bay Day. Robin Rinaca generations. Hank Badger

Joshua Weeks Weeks Earns Scholarship The committee for the Carla Sav- age-Wells Scholarship announced Sabbatini Speaks Joshua O’Ryan Weeks was awarded the first annual scholarship in the amount of $3,000. The scholarship to ESCBA will be used to assist Joshua as he Robert Sabbatini, right, new pursues his undergraduate degree at executive director of the ESVA Salisbury University. Chamber of Commerce and the The committee said Joshua com- Margaret MacKenzie (left), a descendant of Robert Trower, and Bonnie Eastern Shore Tourism Com- bines a strong academic background Shannonhouse, Northampton County Daughters of the American Revolu- mission, was the guest speaker with superior interpersonal skills tion chapter regent, attend the wreath-laying ceremony June 30. for the Eastern Shore Christian that are reflected both in school and Businessmen’s Association held in the community. He is ranked in the DAR Wreath-Laying Ceremony at the Island House recently. top 10% of his class with 4.07 GPA. Sabbatini, who had previously Norman Wells, the husband of the In July 2026, America will celebrate Wilkins May 12, 1778. served as dean of students at late Carla Savage-Wells, presented 250 years since the signing of the Dec- The chapter hopes to locate and Hampden-Sydney College, had the award. laration of Independence. lay wreaths at the gravesites of many family connections and already In addition, a $1,000 check was On June 30, The Northampton Northampton County deceased veter- owned a home on the Eastern presented to Nandua Principal Deon County Chapter of the Daughters of ans. Many lie in small family plots. Re- Shore. “The charm of the Eastern Garner for use by the special educa- the American Revolution began its re- sources provided through the Eastern Shore, its people, and the land- tion department to assist in the en- membrance activities with a wreath- Shore Public Library assist them in their scape are what drew our family richment of students with special laying ceremony at the grave of 2nd search. here,” said Sabbatini. needs. Savage-Wells taught students Lt. Robert Trower Jr. Trower was first For more information on the local At left is George Bryan, presi- with special needs for over 20 years. commissioned as an ensign in the DAR chapter, email NorthamptonCoun- dent of the ESCBA, which meets Visit www.cswscholarship.org for 27th Regiment of the Virginia Mili- [email protected]. monthly to promote ethical deci- more pictures from the ceremony and tia Oct. 14, 1777. He was promoted to For information on the National DAR sions and Christian principles in to make a donation to the class of ’22 second lieutenant under Capt. Henry and events, go to www.dar.org all business dealings. scholarship fund. July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 31

Welcoming NEW PATIENTS DR. JOSHUA NATALI 20486 Market Street Onancock, VA 23417

From nagging joint pain to sports injuries, fellowship-trained orthopedic Bloxom Earns Farm Bureau Scholarship specialist, Dr. Joshua Natali Accomack County Farm Bureau announced the winner of the James offers options for treating a N. Belote / ACFB Agricultural Scholarship to Brant Bloxom. Brant is a variety of conditions, all resident of Accomack County, and he plans to pursue an agricultural/ aquaculture related field at Virginia Tech. Pictured above from left are with a focus on returning you Robert Bloxom, father, Lou Bloxom, mother, Matt Hickman, president of to life and play. With Riverside, ACFB, Brant Bloxom, and Ben Willis, agency manager of ACFB. you’re in expert hands.

Take care of High School Seniors Earn your health and Orthopedics & Sports Medicine schedule your ANEC Scholarships A Department of Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital appointment Seven high school seniors from A&N ments,” said Russell G. “Rusty” today. Electric Cooperative’s service terri- Brown, chair of the VMDAEC Educa- 757-302-2700 tory have each received $1,000 college tion Scholarship Foundation Board riversideonline.com/natali scholarships awarded by the Educa- and vice chairman of the board of di- tion Scholarship Foundation of the rectors at Northern Neck Electric Co- Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Asso- operative. “Our electric cooperatives ciation of Electric Cooperatives. are delighted to provide support to The 2021 scholarship recipients are: these worthy students, as they repre- Alanna Woods (Arcadia) sent a future generation of leaders in Mahika Patel (Broadwater Academy) their communities.” Emma Faith (Chincoteague) The Foundation awarded Worth Matthew Nicholson (Chincoteague) Hudson Scholarships of $1,000 each Joshua Weeks (Nandua) to 57 students. They are named in Cameron Mears (Nandua) honor of Hudson, the first chairman Lyric Sampson (Nandua) of the VMDAEC Education Scholar- The students were eligible for con- ship Foundation. sideration because their parents or Since 2001, the Foundation has pro- guardians are members of A&N Elec- vided approximately 780 scholarships tric Cooperative. totaling more than $800,000 to aspiring “We commend these students on college students as well as to the next their outstanding academic achieve- generation of electric lineworkers.

A Department of Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital 32 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021 Community Notes ers in grades 9 through 12 are welcome. opportunity to use various markers and age, conservation specialist, 757-302- Pizza and Pony Fries Topics will include: stencils to enhance their paintings. Ev- 4437 ([email protected]), to sched- The Chincoteague Vol. Fire Co. will • Personal Safety and Consent eryone will get to take home their wa- ule an appointment. hold pony week fundraisers on what • Human Reproduction and tercolor set. Please do not bring food or For more information, go to would have been Pony Penning week. Childbirth drinks. Water bottles will be provided. www.esswcd.org There will be a pizza and pony fries • Puberty Register for this event at www.es- drive-through Tuesday, July 27, start- • HIV/AIDS and Sexually artleague.org/art-enrichment-day Genealogy with ing at 5 p.m., at the firehouse, 5052 Transmitted Infections (STDs) Each group is limited to 16 partici- Deep Hole Road, Chincoteague. The • Contraception and Pregnancy pants. All current health protocols will Dr. David Scott cost is $10 for pizza and $5 for fries. Prevention be observed. The Northampton Historic Preserva- There will be an oyster fritter and • Abstinence tion Society is offering the lecture, Re- fries drive-through Wednesday, July 28, • Healthy Relationships Free Concert searching Genealogy in the Northamp- starting at 5 p.m., at the firehouse. The • Decision Making The Citizens For Central Park and ton County Clerk’s Office, Friday, July cost is $10 for a fritter and $5 for fries. Parents and guardians are the prima- the Town of Cape Charles will present 30, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, at Christ The Pony Auction Watch Party on ry sexuality educators for their children. The Harbor For The Arts Summer Fes- Church Parish Hall, Eastville. This is the big screen with Island Creamery Ice The Eastern Shore Healthy Communi- tival. The Celeste Kellogg Band will the first in a series of NHPS genealogy Cream will be Thursday, July 29, start- ties Better Birth Outcomes Workgroup play Saturday, July 17, from 7 to 9 p.m., lectures planned by Eastville historian, ing at 5 p.m., at the firehouse(small fee can provide supplementary resources to at Central Park in Cape Charles. Food Dr. David Scott. for ice cream). support parents in this role. Parents can vendors will be on-site for the concert. Scott will share his tips on how to use preview the Rights, Respect, Responsi- Bring lawn chairs or blankets. the resources of the clerk’s office, which Wolff’s Constituents’ bility lessons to be taught at http://3rs. Visit the HFA Summer Festival houses the oldest continuous court re- org/3rs-curriculum/ A list of all lessons website at www.hfa-festival.com or the cords in America. He will teach how Meeting will be shared at the first session. Citizens for Central Park Facebook to use these records to aid in research. Supervisor Ron Wolff will hold his con- For questions, email [email protected]. page for for more information. During a PowerPoint presentation, Scott stituents’ meeting Monday, July 19, at 7 Social distancing and masks are re- will introduce participants to the record p.m., at the Captains Cove Marina Club. quired. All instruction will be provided Alzheimer’s room in the clerk’s office, detail how to There will also be a Zoom option. To by community health experts. use these valuable original records, and join the meeting, go to https://us02web. Association Meeting answer general research questions. zoom.us/j/81476326685?pwd=cFBXdj Storytelling The Alzheimer’s Association will NHPS is fundraising to re- U3NFhGRGhEcUVyUVk4UHJoQT09 Master storyteller Sheila Arnold will host a virtual meeting, Loved One in store the historic 1907 jail on the (Meeting ID: 814 7632 6685; Passcode: be live on stage Monday, July 19, at 7 a Facility Alzheimer’s Support Group, Northampton Court Green for use as 920890). p.m., at the Island Theatre on Chincote- Wednesday, July 28, from 2 to 3 p.m. a museum and genealogy informa- ague. She will tell the dramatic story of Register at www.alz.org/crf or by call- tion center. In lieu of a registration Mary Johnson – from slavery to inden- ing 800-272-3900. fee, consider donating to the 1907 Free Sexuality ture to freedom. Grab some popcorn, Jail Restoration Fund. candy, and drink and enjoy the show. Financial Assistance Register at www.northamptonhis- Ed Curriculum General admission is $5. toricpreservationsociety.com A free sexuality education curriculum for Winter Crops focused on “Rights, Respect and Respon- Al-Anon Mtg. Farmers and landowners may re- Second Annual sibilities” will be offered July 20 to Aug. 5. Al-Anon and Alateen groups will ceive financial assistance for planting The course is presented by Eastern Shore meet Tuesday, July 20, at 9 a.m., a winter cover crop under the Virginia Homeschool Fair Healthy Communities Better Birth Out- at Refuge Inn, 7058 Maddox Blvd., Agricultural Best Management Prac- The Second Annual Homeschool comes Workgroup co-chaired by Dr. San- Chincoteague Island. tice (BMP) Cost-share Program admin- Fair will be Saturday, July 31, from dra Balmoria, of Eastern Shore Rural istered by the Eastern Shore Soil and 10 a.m. to noon, at Onancock Baptist Health System, and Kathy Lewis, of the Art League Art Water Conservation District (Eastern Church. Eastern Shore Health Department. Shore SWCD). There will be information about Sign up to attend this course by send- Enrichment Day Cost-share offered is an incentive how to start home schooling and ex- ing an email with name, age, and best The Eastern Shore Art League will to offset a portion of the establishment perts to guide attendees through the contact methods to: [email protected]. offer a free outdoor youth art experi- costs. Sign-up is running now through application process, how to choose The course will be held every Tuesday ence Saturday, July 24, at the Historic Aug. 18 for the first round of ranking of curriculum, and support for the jour- and Thursday, from 6 to 8 p.m., from Onancock School. The event is open to BMPs. This year, producers may sign up ney. There will be tables with used July 20 to Aug. 5, in the Great Hall at children 12 to 14 from 10 a.m. to noon, via www.esswcd.org where all BMP pro- curriculum for sale, curriculum bro- Eastern Shore Community College’s and ages 15 to 17 from 1 to 3 p.m. gram information and sign up forms are chures, sign-ups for local field trips, Workforce Services building at 29316 Participants at Art Enrichment Day available. Or in-person sign up is avail- and information about local co-op pro- Lankford Highway, Melfa. Dinner is in- will explore various watercolor tech- able by contacting district staff, Carmie grams and other community events. cluded and every participating teen gets niques, such as wet into wet, saran, salt, Savage, district manager, 757-302-4431 Contact Jordan Dail at 757-754- a one week YMCA family pass. Teenag- and others. Participants will have an ([email protected]), or Bill Sav- 5362 for more information. July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 33 Eastern Shore Trading POST Classified Ads, Real Estate Ads, Auctions, and Legal Notices

Announcements Help Wanted POULTRY FARM TEN- HOUSE CLEANING and ANT AND LABORER some personal care. On- Poultry Farm in Accomack Thank You ley location. Hours: 10-1, county seeking a tenant and full time laborer. Seri- 3 or 4 days a week. Send resume to A.B.C., P.O. Box ous inquiries only please. ACCOMACK PARKS & RECREATION We appreciate all of your 517, Onley, VA 23418. Call or text 757-894-8456. PRESENTS CAREGIVER FOR EL- support during this difficult DERLY PCA, Certified. Always with compassion time. All the calls, messages, and respect for your loved and donations during this dif- Cynthia (757) 350-1039 July 6, 2021 – July 22, 2021 [email protected] Who’s eligible - Youth ages 6 to 13 ficult time have touched our • All activities must include members of the family or friends ASSISTANT TO SU- • Parents are encouraged to assist youth with all activities hearts. PERINTENDENT- • Activities must be completed each week GENERAL LABOR,

Reporting dates are July 12th, July 19th and July 26th NEW CONSTRUC- SOUS CHEF/LINE TION Growing high-end COOK The Charlotte • Describe the activity be sure to include picture/s and who participated in the activity. Lovingly submitted, home builder seeks assis- Hotel has an immediate • The Family of Kelvin KayPee tant to superintendent/ opening for Sous Chef/ • Prizes will be awarded each week. Youth who submit their completed activity names helper/laborer. Responsi- Line cook. Salary com- will be entered into the weekly drawing. Be sure to include name, age, contact number and what school you attend. Poulson Jr. bilities include: site mensurate with experi- cleanup, materials re- ence, up to $20 per hour. o Youth must submit their activity by the dates listed to be eligible for the weekly drawing. ceiving and organization, Please send resume to various installations, ATTENTION: SUBMITTED ACTIVITIES TO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: [email protected] E-MAIL: [email protected] punch out. Must be profi- www.thecharlotte.com E-MAIL: [email protected] HAD A FELONY? cient in handling (for ex- MAIL: Accomack Parks & Recreation ample) hammer and STILL ON PROBATION OR PAROLE? KITCHEN AND RES- Attention: Barbara Boggs, Special Events Coordinator broom, as well as able to PO Box 134 Accomac, Virginia 23301 take on general light con- TAURANT HELP Seek- YOU CAN NOW REQUEST TO REGISTER TO VOTE ing dependable cooks, ACTIVITIES: struction tasks. Self-su- TH TH kitchen help, and front WEEK ONE - JULY 6 - JULY 10 By virtue of an executive order, the right to vote pervision required. Expe- *COMPLETE A FUN OUTSIDE ACTIVITY THAT INCLUDES FAMILY OR FRIENDS rience in construction. end servers for kitchen WEEK TWO: JULY 11TH - JULY 17TH for all individuals who had completed the terms of Must have reliable trans- and restaurant. $13 - $18 *COMPLETE AN ARTS & CRAFTS PROJECT (you may create your own art and craft project) portation and good driv- an hour + weekly cash bo- WEEK THREE: JULY 18TH – JULY 24TH *COMPLETE AN ACTIVITY MAKING A HEALTHY their incarceration for ANY and ALL felony convic- nuses. Apply in person at SNACK OR MAKING A HEALTHY SANDWICH OR MEAL. ing record Pickup truck a tions, can be restored. plus. Must be dependable Cape Charles Brewing or QUESTIONS: CALL 757-787-3900, 757-710-1947 OR 757-710-9301 and possess strong work text (812) 878-7238. If you or someone you know wants to register ethic. Hourly rate com- LOADER OPERATOR to vote, please call Bob Toner at 757-787-2753 or mensurate with ability & DRIVER NEEDED w/ and experience. Send re- two-years experience. See email [email protected]. sume and or a written Karen Gray at T&W Block, statement describing 21075 Washington Street, your interest and experi- Onley, VA. ence and include tele- MILLWRIGHTS- phone contact informa- PIPE FITTERS/WELDERS tion to team@beaconcusto MAINTENANCE MECHANIC This precious mhomes.com. EOE. * MIG - TIG - STICK * FT - PT and Weekends * Exp’d only. * Valid animal is Driver’s License and RESTAURANT HELP Transportation. Day shift available for Prime dining establish- and night shift positions. ment, located in the heart DOUGLAS REPAIRS, of Chincoteague, is seek- INC., SNOW HILL, MD. adoption at the ing motivated individu- Call 410-632-1346 or als that enjoy working in 443-783-4125. SPCA in Onley. a fast paced environment. Now hiring for servers, hosts, bussers, line cooks, Stop by today prep cooks and dishwash- ers. Full Time, Part Time to give a pet a and Seasonal positions Locally available. Apply in per- son at Bill’s Prime, 4040 Owned, forever home! Main St., Chincoteague www.billsprime.com Locally 787-7385 PART-TIME LABORER – The ESVBA has a job Jake opening. Apply through the Operated www.easternshorepost.com website at www.esvba.com 34 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021

Weekend Cleaners Needed - Good Pay. Reliable WANTED: Someone To Transport Livestock Help Wanted (Cont’d) Transportation. Inquire with Harbour Rentals at Looking for someone with a truck and horse trailer to 757-336-5490. EOE transport livestock from Birdsnest to Wilmington, Del. (140 miles away). Call 757-678-5547 and leave message. The Town of Onley has an immediate opening for a Full- Time Police Officer. The successful candidate must be 21 years of age. Candidate must be DCJS certified. Salary will Administrative Assistant/Reservation Clerk for be based on training and experience. Applications will be busy rental office. Good Pay. Inquire with Harbour accepted at the Onley Town Office, 25559 E. Main Street, Rentals at 757-336-5490. EOE Experienced Tractor Driver needed for local pack- Onley VA 23418. The Town of Onley is an equal opportunity inghouse. Must be able to back a trailer. 40+ hours per employer. week; End of season bonus; Pay depends on experi- ence. To apply call 757-678-5097. The Great Machipongo Clam Shack Great cooks, Back-of-the-house staff: come join our fun team. Cooks/prep cooks. Our Clam Shackers are posi- Experienced Class A CDL Driver needed for haul- tive, motivated, and love working in our family atmo- ing produce from field to packing house. .60 per mile sphere. Top pay. Apply in person. / $16.00 per hour. Weekly pay + expense reimburse- ment. Seasonal Bonus. Current CDL & Medical Card. Clean driving record. Daily Per Diem paid during sea- sonal travel to FL. Excellent equipment. Competitive pay. Medical plan available. Call 757-678-5097.

CDL Hazmat Delivery Driver NORTHAMPTON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Tasley/Belle Haven, VA VACANCIES 2021-2022 Job requirements include but may not be limited to; must •Behavioral Support Aid Shipping Manager needed for produce packing house be dependable, have CDL Class A or B license with air •Bookkeeper-Elementary School located in Cheriton, VA. Oversees packaging & ship- brake, hazmat, and tanker endorsements. Rotate •Bus Monitor ping of product; supervises forklift drivers; maintains on-call schedule. Benefits available: Health insurance, •Bus Drivers (paid CDL training will be provided) inventory of product, packaging, & supplies; creates Life insurance, Company discounts, flexible work •Cafeteria Worker load plans; adheres to food safety policies; assists Plant schedules, Vacation, Holidays. Use the appropriate •Car Driver Manager with quality control. Must be competent with Microsoft Excel, Word, & Outlook; proficient in simple application and/or a resume. •Custodian •ECSE-Early Childhood Special Education Teacher 2 & 3 Years math skills and problem solving; have the ability to oper- of Age- (Elementary) ate forklift & experience loading 53’ trailers. Must be de- Propane/Fuel Oil Service Technician •Hybrid-Custodian/Bus Driver pendable, professional & willing to travel to FL season- Tasley, VA •Instructional Assistant ally (Mar-May / Nov-Dec). $14-$16 per hour depending Experienced service technicians applicants must be •Reading Specialist on experience; health benefits; paid vacation; per diem, service-oriented, friendly, honest, and able to work in a •School Psychologist transportation & lodging paid during travel; paid vaca- tion; annual seasonal bonus. Call 757-678-5097 to apply. fast-paced environment. Applicants must be willing to •Special Education Compliance and Transition Coordinator work nights, weekends, and holidays on an on-call rotation. •Special Education Teacher •Substitutes-Teachers, Custodians, Cafeteria Workers, Nurses, etc. Benefits available: Health insurance, uniforms, vacation, life •Technology Lab Assistant insurance, company discounts, vehicle and phone for com- •Tutors-Math & Reading pany use. Use the appropriate application and/or a resume. The Eastern Shore Community Services Board is For job descriptions, qualifications, salaries, and to apply go to seeking candidates for the following positions: Access our application forms online at www.pepupinc.com. www.ncpsk12.com Part-time Driver Please send to P.O. Box 136, Onancock, VA 23417. Inquiries may be directed to: Developmental Disabilities Aide ($11.25/ Melinda Phillips - Director of Administrative Services hour- $2.50/hour-weekend differential) (757) 678-5151 ext. 2101 or [email protected] Peer Recovery Specialist Northampton County Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of Clinician EASTERN SHORE RESOURCE CONSERVATION race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. Coordinator of Mental Health/Substance AND DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL Abuse Outpatient Services JOB ANNOUNCEMENT Coordinator of Substance Abuse Outpatient Services PROJECTS DIRECTOR Senior Fiscal Services Specialist Eastern Shore of Virginia Resource Conservation and Place your help Fiscal Services Specialist Development (ES RC&DC) Council seeks a part-time (16-20 hours/week) Projects Director to assist with wanted ad in the Accounting Manager the application, coordination, and administration of Participant in the agricultural, environmental, and community based Substance Use Disorder grants. Strong technical writing skills and working Eastern Shore Post and Treatment and Recovery (STAR) Loan knowledge of agriculture, natural resource conserva- Repayment Program (LRP) that will pay up to tion /restoration and grants administration is desired. find help faster! $250,000 to awardees in exchange for 6 years of Must be able to work with all Social Media platforms, full-time employment that involves direct treatment or web design & set up, word processing and Google non- profit services. Job description is available. Call Angie today recovery support of patients with or in recovery from for free pricing at a substance use disorder Send resume to ES RC&DC Chair: Edwin R. Long, P.O. For more information or to apply, Box 309, Belle Haven, VA 23306 PH: (757) 442-9126. please visit the ESCSB’s website at Email: [email protected] Leave messages on an- 757.789.7678 –– she'll www.escsb.org swering machine. Resume must be received by 7/30/2021 with a list of current references. (not postmarked). EOE. “We passionately believe in the potential of all.” help you out. Innovative, Inclusive, Caring, Professional July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 35

’90 22-FT. SEAPRO CUD- WHIRLPOOL PROPANE READY TO MOVE INTO!!! Boats, Etc. DY CABIN - Rebuilt OMC WATER HEATER TANK Mobile Homes New: 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 225. 160-gal. fuel tank, Exc. cond., REDUCED: $195 with Porch and Garage. 3 to FOR SALE OR TRADE - 22-ft. aluminum trailer $275. Located on Chincote- 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH- choose from. Call for details ’92 38-ft. Beneteau 390 sail- w/brakes (Grady White ague. 804-218-1090. ROOM $1,000 Down. Call 302-846-9100. New 4 Bed- boat w/main, furling, genoa, clone). $10,300 REDUCED: SOLARIS 442 - 15-minute Oakwood Homes for more room, 2 Bath also available. spinnaker, Bimini & dodger, $6,000. Pat-757-442-4635. tanning bed w/face tanner. details. 302-846-9739 WE BUY LAND!!! Call Volvo diesel, A/C. $27,000 or We can deliver. $2,000. Call 2BR MOBILE HOMES IN Clayton Homes for more trade of comparable value: Farm & Lawn 724-544-9590. NORTHERN ACC. CTY. information. 302-846-9100. smaller sailboat or cabin ’84 21-FT. KEN DISPLAY CASES - Three FOR RENT - Section 8 ap- cruiser. 757-331-0315. CRAFT - Pilot house, Equipment display cases are 6 ft.; two proved. Call 757-710-8894. 3 POMPANETTE DECK fresh water cooled, are 3 ft.; one corner. Will READY TO MOVE INTO!!! CHAIRS with fight- 60-INCH CUT ZERO- sell seperately or together. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Partially ing gimbals. $300. Call V8 inboard, pocket TURN - 1 year old, exc. drive w/galvanized Call for pricing. Pick up Furnished. Call for more de- 443-477-2407. cond., extra blades, $3,800. only. 757-442-5873. tails 302-846-9100. 1983 Pro-Time 20-ft. trailer. $10,500. 757-710-9907. FOR SALE: NordicTrack WE PAY TOP DOLLAR Cuddy Cabin, 2006 150 757-665-6564. LAWN MOWER - John ski machine and exerciser. FOR USED HOMES AND HP Yamaha V-WAX, 2009 Deere with 84 hours. Zero- 21-speed Magna Bicycle. TRADE-INS!!! Call for float-on trailer, and many turn, 54-inch cut, $4,000. Please call for information: evaluations 302-846-9100. extras, exc. cond. $15,000 Call 757-894-0669 or 757- 410-957-2771. OBO 518-369-9458 665-5040 STAGE EQUIPMENT Pet Supplies Virginia’s Eastern SUZUKI OUTBOARD 1953 ANNIVERSARY JU- FOR SALE - Stage lights/ Shore is a fisherman’s ENGINE - 115 h.p., like BILEE 600 FORD TRAC- cords, CD burner equipment, USE HAPPY JACK® paradise with Chesapeake new, less than 30 hrs. run- TOR - $3,500. 442-7507. microphones, old trunk. Call KENNEL DIP® as an Bay and Atlantic Ocean ning time. $7,500! Call for pricing: 757-709-5327. area spray to control stable within minutes. Perfect 757-787-8680. Feed & Seed CHOP SAW for sale. 10” flies and deer ticks. East- for retirement/vacation CHARTER BOAT Delta Compound Miter ern Shore Pets 787-1462. dream home in the natural $15,000 OBO - 34’ Delta- HORSE HAY for sale ($6 FORMULA 233 Saw Model 36-220 Type III (www.kennelvax.com) social distancing of coastal ville Dead-Rise $15,000 per bale) and STRAW ($4 country. Waterside Village THUNDERBIRD - per bale). Call 757-824- with dust bag. $100 or best obo - Charter Fishing Boat. offer. Call 908-303-3622. Real Estate 1 acre +-, high land, not in 2012 Re-Power Cat 3208T 23-ft. 5-7 350 V8 (less than 3930 or call 757-894-1339 flood plain, near marina, w/ (cell). SONY WEGA 55-INCH (757) 678-3718. 50 hrs.) New stern drive (less LCD REAR PROJEC- HOUSE FOR SALE BY locked storage for RV/lg. ’01 18’ TROPHY - Very than 10 hrs.) Great open deck, TION TELEVISION - RE- OWNER - Nancock Gar- vehicles. Golf practice good cond. + extras. Can Cuddy Cabin, Loadrite trailer w/ Misc. - For Sale DUCED: $275. $375. Call dens Road, Onancock, on range, picnic areas and be seen at K & E Marine, pwr. winch, well kept, exc. cond. 757-709-0813. 4/10 acre. $130,000. Call for barrier island beach across from Perdue plant. MID-CENTURY MOD- details. 757-710-0607. Reduced: $4,500. ERN CONFERENCE TA- LARK ENCLOSED common area. Starting at $11K. 757-678-3622. TRAILER 5’x8’ - Like new, ONLEY - 15 +/- acres. Ma- $18,000. Many free boat BOAT WHEELS - 4-blade, 757-710-7146. BLE Center chrome pedes- ture woods. Great home site tal. See it at the back room built-in shelf, used 1 time. ramps within minutes. 1 pair, 19” x 23-1½” shaft. 665-4424. $1,700. or hunting. Possible finance. Waterfront lots starting at JUST REDUCED $300. Call of the Blue Crow. $75,000. Call 710-0070. GENERATOR $9,850 $99,900. 757-678-7631 757-999-3437 & leave msg. VAUCLUSE SHORES - Kirkwoodontheshore.com FREE 26-FT. RANGER Generator $9,850 New For sale: Lot 106. 3/4 acre. Cummins generator, SAILBOAT in cradle w/ We are pledged to Lot is lined with trees. sails, rigging, cushions. 36KW, 240 volts, 60 Hz, $24,700. Call 757-710-8387. Needs to be moved & re- single phase, LP or natural the letter and spirit of paired. 757-331-0315. gas. (757) 710-8670 Virginia’s and HUD’s ’00 MAXUM 2800 SCR ANTIQUE MAPLE equal opportunity hous- Get your paper Thursday night at www.easternshorepost.com twin 4.3L V6 engines. HARDWOOD KITCHEN ing policies. Virginia’s Exc. cond. w/recent (2014) TABLE w/leaf & 4 chairs, fair housing law makes maintenance record. Many REDUCED: $95 $150. Lo- it illegal to advertise any extras. $16K OBO. Call cated on Chincoteague. preference, limitation 540-287-5047. 27-ft. McGregor Sail- 804-218-1090. A MAN’S DIAMOND or discrimination based SKIDOO TRAILER - boat - With sails, tiller, on race, color, religion, Needs work. $100. Call RING Will discuss price. retractable skag, depth 757-442-2718. national origin, sex, el- 717-578-0378. recorder for shallow 34’ DELTAVILLE DEAD- 150-YEAR-OLD BOER derliness, familial status RISE $28,500 OBO - water, trailer w/electric WAR ENFIELD RIFLE or handicap. Exc. condition. $1,000 OBO. Only $30 Sells Charter Fishing Boat. 2012 mast, wench. Exc. cond. Re-Power Cat 3208T (757) Reduced: $2,100. 410-245-0152. This newspaper will not ENTERTAINMENT 678-3718. [email protected] 757-710-7146 knowingly accept adver- www.ltbaycharters.com CENTER - Includes 42” tising for real estate that ANTIQUE 1956 MERCU- flat tv (Pioneer 5.1 sur- round sound), receiver, Sony violates the fair housing RY outboard, electric start law. Our readers are w/0 hours, 8-pt. over haul! compact disk player, Bose your Boat $1,995 or buy a 1950s 16-ft. speakers. All sold as 1 unit: hereby informed that (or so) run-about and keep $800 OBO. 757-693-2154. all dwellings advertised sailing! Jim: 757-789-5141. LIKE NEW: 2 INDIAN in this newspaper are HEAD PENNIES - $6 a available on an equal set. Call 757-442-4252. opportunity basis. For Tell the Whole FRANCISCAN APPLE more information about - 81 PIECE Dinnerware: or Car! Shore How Much Plates, bowls, salvers, plat- Virginia’s Fair Housing You Love Your ters, cups, tea service, S&P, Law or to file a fair hous- ing complaint, call the Wife With An ’86 27.2-FT. O’DAY butter $350/OBO. Call SAILBOAT – 757-336-6792 Virginia Fair Housing Of- Ad in the Call Angie at 9.9 Yamaha, 4-stroke. SELKIRK STAINLESS fice at (804) 367-8530. Post Sails good, sleeps 4. Galley STEEL CHIMNEY SYS- Toll-free call (888) 551- & toilet. Trailer & new TEM - 5-4’ pipe 7” ID 8” OD. 3247. For TDD users, winch. Draws 2’11”. PRICE Also includes: feed through please call the REDUCED: $5,000 OBO. wall, mount/support, & roof Virginia Relay by 757-789-7678 Call Don at 757-656-8986. bracket. $750. 757-387- 757-789-7678 0462 (leave message). dialing 7-1-1. 36 • Eastern Shore Post • July 16, 2021

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NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING trict. Mr. Henderson is planning on having up to 10 Accomack County Admin Building - Restroom Remodel travel trailers on the property for camping. The prop- Invitation for Bids #737 THE ACCOMACK COUNTY BOARD OF ZONING AP- erty located at Tax Map # 84B-1-B4A located across The County of Accomack is seeking sealed bids from PEALS WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON WEDNES- from 21524 Southside Road, Onancock, VA and is zoned qualified, Virginia licensed contractors for construction DAY, AUGUST 4, 2021 AT 10 A.M. IN THE BOARD Residential. to be performed at the County’s Administration Building OF SUPERVISORS CHAMBERS, ROOM 104, 23296 at 23296 Courthouse Avenue, Accomac, VA 23301. COURTHOUSE AVENUE, ACCOMAC, VIRGINIA TO C. SUSE-000194-2021: Billy Graham – Tax Map # AFFORD INTERESTED PERSONS THE OPPORTUNI- 87A-1-4-1 This IFB is for remodeling of restrooms on the first TY TO BE HEARD OR TO PRESENT WRITTEN COM- A hearing initiated by Billy Graham to request a Special floor to meet the building code for ADA accessibil- MENTS CONCERNING THE FOLLOWING: Use Permit pursuant to Accomack County Code Section ity. The project includes interior demolition of existing 106-179 which allows for the erection of any size or type restrooms, relocation of doorways and plumbing, instal- A. VAR-000185-2021: Clayton Homes & Cheryl Bib- of outdoor sign or billboard within the jurisdiction of the lation of new plumbing fixtures, restroom accessories, bins – Tax Map # 87-A-15P County by Special Use Permit. Mr. Graham is planning flooring, ceiling, and interior finishes. New restrooms will A hearing initiated by Clayton Homes and Cheryl Bib- to place a double sided billboard, with each face being be constructed according to the construction drawings by bins to request two variances: 96 square feet on the property. The property is locat- Via Design. All work is to be performed after 5:00 PM 1. A variance of eleven (11) feet pursuant to Ac- ed at Tax Map # 87A-1-4-1 located at 21550 Lankford Monday – Friday, or on weekends. A non-mandatory comack County Code Section 106-56 which states Highway, Parksley, VA and is zoned Agricultural. prebid meeting is scheduled for Thursday, July 22, that structures on all public rights-of-way shall be 2021 beginning promptly at 8:00 AM. Interested con- set back 50 feet or more from the edge of the right- D. VAR-000195-2021: Anne Kyle Doughty - Tax Map tractors should gather on the front steps of the building. of-way; # 93-A-65B1 All bid documents may be found on the following web- 2. A variance of six (6) feet pursuant to Accomack A hearing initiated by Anne Kyle Doughty to request sites: https://www.co.accomack.va.us/departments/pur- County Code Section 106-58(a) which states the a variance of 3.42 acres pursuant to Accomack County chasing/bids-rfps; https://mvendor.cgieva.com/Vendor/ minimum side yard for each main structure shall be Code Section 106-55 which states that the minimum public/AllOpportunities; and https://www.bceva.com/. 15 feet. lot area in the district shall be five (5) acres. A parcel Sealed bids may be delivered to the Accomack County The applicant is looking to replace the mobile home on split was recorded in 2017, creating a lot of 1.58 acres, their property with a larger mobile home due to medical Administration Building at 23296 Courthouse Ave., Suite and requires a variance in order to be developed. The 203, Accomac, VA 23301 or may be mailed to the Ac- requirements, placing the home 39 feet from the right- property is located at Tax Map # 193-A-65B1 and is lo- of-way and it will have a nine (9) foot side yard setback. comack County Finance Office, c/o Lucy Huffman, P.O. cated adjacent to 27253 Big Farm Road, Melfa, VA and Box 620, Accomac, VA 23301 until Thursday, August 5, The property is located at Tax Map # 87-A-15P located is zoned Agricultural. at 24354 Baylys Neck Road, Accomac, VA and is zoned 2021 at 12:00 PM. All bids received by the due date Agricultural. and time will be publicly opened and read aloud Public hearing related materials are available for review at 3:00 PM on same day via “Zoom” meeting. Bids at the Office of the County Zoning Administrator at 23296 received after the due date and time will be returned B. SUSE-000193-2021: Wayne Henderson – Tax Courthouse Avenue – Room 105 – Accomac, Virginia or Map # 84B-1-B4A unopened. Interested parties wishing to join the live http://www.boarddocs.com/va/coa/Board.nsf/Public on the bid opening must request login information via email at A hearing initiated by Wayne Henderson to request a Friday prior to each meeting date. Special Use Permit pursuant to Accomack County Code [email protected]. Section 106-78(2) which allows for camping facilities, Handicapped Assistance available, call: (757) 787-5726 or Withdrawal of Bids shall be according to procedure § 2.2- including travel trailer camps in the Residential Dis- 824-5223. 4330 of the Code of Virginia, as amended. Bidders must be licensed as a Contractor in the Commonwealth of Vir- ginia, as required, and the Bidder’s attention is directed to the requirements of Title 54.1, Chapter 11, of the Code of Virginia. The County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, or to contact any Bidder prior to award for explana- tions or clarifications. The County does not discriminate against any Bidder on any basis.

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NOTICE OF OYSTER PLANTING GROUND FAMILY COURT FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE Town of Chincoteague APPLICATION NOTICE OF FAMILY COURT PROTECTION FROM Council Vacancy EPK FAMILY TRUST, (2021017) has applied for approxi- ABUSE ACTION The Town of Chincoteague will hold a special election for mately 2 acres of oyster planting ground in Warehouse To SIERRA CZYZIA, (Respondent) Town Council on November 2nd, 2021, to fill the vacancy Creek situated in Northampton City/County. The applica- Petitioner, RYAN CZYZIA has filed a Petition for an Order of of former Councilman Matthew Reed. Qualified citizens tion is located at Lat/Long: N37-29.1478 / W75-54.3462 Protection From Abuse against you in the Family Court of interested in running for this vacant seat should contact the State of Delaware for Sussex County. the Town Office at (757) 336-6519 for more information. To view a map of the application, use this web link to Petition # 21-14830 search the application by number (2021017): A PFA proceeding has been scheduled for 7/27/2021 at https://webapps.mrc.virginia.gov/public/oystergrounds/ 10:00 A.M. search_applications.php or contact the VMRC Engineer- This is a mandatory court proceeding which will be held us- ing/Surveying Department at 757-247-2230. ing the Zoom platform. Please contact the court immedi- Send written comments or concerns to: ately to provide your telephone number and email address Marine Resources Commission, Engineering/ at https://courts.delaware.gov/family/remotehearing.aspx or Surveying Department, 380 Fenwick Road, call 302-855-7400. If you fail to participate, then a default VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Fort Monroe, VA 23651-1064 PFA order may be issued against you. ACCOMACK COUNTY There is an Ex-Parte Order in effect. If you wish to obtain the information on this filing prior to the IN RE: JO NOCK-LYDIA WYATT FUND Notice of a Public Hearing hearing, please respond to the Family Court location noted ANN OBENSHAIN, TRUSTEE, above. and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town of Cheriton will hold a Public Hearing at the Cheriton Town Office SHORE LIFE CARE, INC. formerly t/a located at 21314 South Bayside Road, Cheriton, VA, on SHORE LIFECARE AT PARKSLEY, July 28, 2021, at 7PM, to consider the following: Petitioners, Amended Town of Cheriton Zoning Ordinance FAMILY COURT FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE v. • Article 2 - Definitions: Updated Resource Protection NOTICE OF FAMILY COURT PROTECTION FROM Case No.: CL21-601 Area to be consistent with State Regulation (9 VAC 25- ABUSE ACTION 830 et seq.). To SIERRA CZYZIA, (Respondent) SHORE HEALTHCARE GROUP, LLC T/A • Article 14 - “CB/AOPA” - Chesapeake Bay / Atlantic Petitioner, SHELBY J. GRANT has filed a Petition for an SHORE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER, Ocean Preservation Area Overlay District: Updated Order of Protection From Abuse against you in the Family EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA COMMUNITY citations to Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act; updated Court of the State of Delaware for Sussex County. FOUNDATION, RPA description to be consistent with State Regula- Petition # 21-14831 tion; revised language for Resource Management Area A PFA proceeding has been scheduled for 7/27/2021 at and (RMA) to clarify scope of RMA; removal of language 10:00 A.M. MARK R. HERRING, IN HIS CAPACITY AS THE no longer applicable; replacement of “tributary” with This is a mandatory court proceeding which will be held us- ATTORNEY GENERAL. “perennial” for RPA features. ing the Zoom platform. Please contact the court immedi- • Article 17 - Site Development Plan (Final Develop- ately to provide your telephone number and email address Respondents. ment Plan): Included plat notation requirements to be at https://courts.delaware.gov/family/remotehearing.aspx or consistent with State Regulation; requirement to de- call 302-855-7400. If you fail to participate, then a default AMENDED ORDER OF PUBLICATION lineate RMA on all plans or plats submitted for pro- PFA order may be issued against you. The object of the above-styled suit is to approve the posed development (in addition to the RPA). There is an Ex-Parte Order in effect. transfer of the Jo Nock-Lydia Wyatt Fund, a charitable If you wish to obtain the information on this filing prior to the testamentary trust, from Shore Life Care, Inc. formerly At said hearing, all interested persons have the right and hearing, please respond to the Family Court location noted trading as Shore LifeCare at Parksley to the Eastern opportunity to appear and be heard on the subject both above. Shore of Virginia Community Foundation for the benefit oral and written. A copy of the draft zoning ordinance of the Eastern Shore Area Agency on Aging. The purpose language is on file and available to the public for inspec- of this notice is solely to make the public aware of the tion at the Town Office. nature of such proceedings, the remedy being sought herein, and the opportunity to share their views in re- Stacey A. Sparrow, Town Manager gard thereto with the Attorney General. It is ORDERED Pursuant to Section 6 of the Accomack County Wetlands that the public at large share their views in regard to this Zoning Ordinance, you are hereby notified of a Public Hear- proceeding with the Attorney General on or before the ing that will be held in the Accomack County Administration date that is thirty-five (35) days after entry of this Order ORDER OF PUBLICATION Building Board Chambers, Room #104, 23292 Courthouse of Publication. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA Avenue, Accomac, Virginia at 10AM, Thursday, July 22, It is further ORDERED that this Order of Publication 2021, on the wetlands applications of: be published once a week for three consecutive weeks in Case No. 21CL000603-00 the EASTERN SHORE POST, a newspaper of general Accomack County Circuit Court, P.O. Box 126, Endless Summer LLC- VMRC# 2021-0993 circulation in Accomack County, Virginia. 23316 Courthouse Avenue, Accomac, VA 23301 This application is for the following described project: Entered this 8th day of July, 2021. MARIA BELEN JIMENEZ-RAMIREZ The portion of the project, which is in the Wetlands Caretta S. Duncan, Dep. Clerk of the Court v. N/A Board’s jurisdiction, is the proposed replacement of The object of this suit is to: the failing 310 foot wooden bulkhead with a new 290 WE ASK FOR THIS: OBTAIN A NAME CHANGE. foot vinyl bulkhead, located on Chincoteague Island, Kristan B. Burch (VSB No. 42640) VA 23336, tax map#(s) 30A3-A-82. Clark J. Belote (VSB No. 87310) It is ORDERED that LUCILLA RAMIREZ appear at the Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. above-named court and protect his interests on or before All interested parties will be afforded the opportunity to be 150 W. Main Street, Suite 1900 SEPTEMBER 8, 2021. heard or to present written statements. Applications are on Norfolk, VA 23510-1665 file and may be examined in the Office of the Environmental (757) 624-3000 July 8, 2021 Programs in Accomac, Virginia. Handicapped assistance is (888) 360-9092 (fax) Caretta S. Duncan, Dep. Clerk available. Please call (757) 787-5728. Counsel for Petitioners July 16, 2021 • Eastern Shore Post • 39

NOTICE Mason, Teretha S. 08400A000004800 PUBLIC NOTICE JUDICIAL SALE OF REAL ESTATE Mauney, Donald W., Jr. 029A20300012400 Middleton, William A. 005A40100192200 The Northampton County Planning Commission will meet On August 16, 2021 proceedings will be commenced Milbourne, Patrick D. 026C00600001800 on Tuesday August 3, 2021, at 6:00 p.m. in the Board under authority of Section 58.1-3965 et seq. of the Code of Miller, Dennis J. 109D00100002000 Chambers located at 16404 Courthouse Road in Eastville, Virginia to sell the following parcels located in the County Misal, William T., Jr. 029A20100049500 Virginia. The purpose is to conduct regular business and re- of Accomack, Virginia for payment of delinquent taxes: Moyer, Earl S. 029A10100018000 view the following applications to forward recommendations MT Olive Holiness Church 078A20100042500 to the Board of Supervisors. Acorn Resources II 119D0A000000800 Orloff, Jonathan M. 08600A000010700 Acorn Resources II 111A2A000001600 Orloff, Jonathan M. 086A1A000002000 Minor SUP 2021-06: John and Clelia Sheppard are apply- Affinity Properties LLC 075A0A000005300 Parker, Harry T. 094B00300B00000 ing for a minor special use permit to construct an accessory Allen, Bertie Estate 086B0A000004200 Parsons, Lawrence R. 030A7A0000004B0 dwelling on their property located on Butlers Buff Drive. The Alviani, Kevin 005A60100020700 Pefley, William R. 121C00101003100 property is zoned as ES/R-RVR (Existing Subdivision-Rural Andreucci, Michael L. 029A20600001700 Phelps, Donald E. 005A40100198100 Village Residential) and is further described as Tax Map Bailey, Major & Grace 029A20100006100 Potter, Rom L. 005A40100214600 112F-6-H. Blake, Rania M. & Aldora M. 012A0A000010900 Reid, Herbert & Bernice 113B0A000003300 Bogier, Mildred F. 09300A000003600 Rew, Maybelle H. 078A20100040800 Major SUP 2021-05: Eastern Shore Materials, LLC is ap- Bundick, Charles F. 121A00100000300 Robinson, Stephanie S. 02800A0000021A1 plying for a major special use permit to establish a borrow Cadet, Denis 041B0A000001100 Rodriguez-Arias, Hermenegildo 078D00200000100 pit on two properties located off of Simpkins Drive. The bor- Chase, Michael Chad & Angela C. 05300A000004300 Rodriguez-Arias, Hermenegildo 078A20400003200 row pit will occupy approximately 51 acres on parcel 68-A- Cleveland, Donna Joy McLean 062A1A000018900 Savage, Arthur & Betty W. 11700A000004900 135. Parcel 68-A-115 will be used for access. This will be Colona, William C. & Delores 08800A0000004A0 Savage, Essie Mae 07600A000002600 an expansion of their current operation on Simpkins Drive. Connor, William J., Jr. & Dorothea E. 005A70100036800 Seamans, Kim Marie 062A1A000013500 The properties are zoned as A/RB (Agriculture/Rural Busi- Corbin, Lawrence E. 02600A000004900 Security Fence Co. 005A60100018800 ness) and are further described as Tax Map 68-A-135 and Corbin, Lawrence E. 02600A000004800 Shacka, Gabriel J. III 005A40300007800 68-A-115. Corbin, Lawrence E. & Nadine G. 01100A000005200 Shaw, Timothy G. 030A31900000600 CPF Myersville Holding LLC 005A50400005600 Shore Land Holdings LLC 005A10100090100 If the Planning Commission makes recommendation on Daisey, Jerry L. & Eileen 02700A0000168I0 Shore Land Holdings LLC 005A60100006700 the above and the applications are not tabled, the Board of Daisey, Jerry & Eileen 02700A0000168B0 Shore Land Holdings LLC 005A10100082000 Supervisors shall also conduct public hearings on Tuesday, Dickerson, Kevin Andre 043A001000001C0 Smith, Wallace P. 113B0A000003700 August 10, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. in the Board Chambers. The Dymszo, Dennis M. & Juanita B. 086A1A000011900 Stohll, E.J. & D.W. 005A60100030900 applications will be on file and open to public inspection in Ellis Holding LLC 005A10100106100 Sweeney, Matthew S. 08000A0000003A0 the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and in the Ellis Holding LLC 005A10100074100 Taylor, Flora Elizabeth 06800A000014300 Office of Planning, Permitting, and Enforcement located at Ellis Holding LLC 005A10100084700 Taylor, Leroy A. 027000500001600 16404 Courthouse Road, Eastville, VA. Ellis Holding LLC 005A10100084900 Taylor, Richard T. 093B0A0000011A0 Ermen, David H. & Pamela 083000800000100 Trader, Robert Lee Jr. 04000A000008200 Anyone wishing to comment on the above items is invited Farm Properties LLC 02700A000011900 Trader, Tiffany N. 03800A000001700 to attend the meetings and make their comments known. Finstad, Timothy Jr. 02700A000009400 Tull, James Mitchell Jr. 02700A000016100 Written comments can be submitted to the Office of Plan- Fish, Andy Victor & Kathleen 056001000000100 Turlington, Raydean B. 100A0A000003700 ning, Permitting, and Enforcement//P.O. Box 538//Eastville, Fisher, Martin H. & Elizabeth A. 005A70100016100 Van Auken, Paul 120000700000100 VA 23347. Ford, Carla M. & Crockett, Harry N. 062A1A0000096A0 Vann, Terry K. 07900A000000800 Forsberg, Karson B. & Jean P. 075A0A000003700 Walter, Cathy L. 09900A000006500 Handicapped assistance available: Please telephone Frink, Tyrone G. 027000500000300 Warren, David D. 05400A0000084A0 (757) 678-0440 at least 48 hours in advance. Gibson, Margaret 10900A0000062A0 Warren, David D. 069A0A000017600 Gladding, Calvin R. 05300A000000200 Wessells, Vesta S. 040A1A000000800 Grigsby, Margaret E. 005A30100161500 Williams, Johnnie 04200A000002600 Guzman, Brijido & Paula R. 05300A0000016A0 Wilson, Harley Ernest 005A40100197300 Harding, Shirley M. 04100A0000071A0 Wonch, Mary Ann 029A10100047800 Harmon, Calvin 02700A0000063J0 Zavala, Ezequiel M. & Idia 087B00304001800 Harmon, Eddie C. 109A00300000100 Eastern Shore Mini Storage, Inc. - Auction Haydon, James F., Trustee 005A40100189600 The owner of any property listed may redeem it at Saturday, July 24, 2021 Hodges, Cathrus 04100A000002900 any time before the date of sale by paying accumulated 21012 Fairgrounds Rd., Onancock, VA Holland, Marion E. 06700A000015100 taxes, penalties, interest and costs thereon at the law location at 10:00 A.M. Hull, Jeanine B. 098000500000500 office listed below. The pro rata costs of publication here- #C058 Jo Downs Hurley, Darryl W. 077B0A0000013C0 under shall become a part of the tax and together with ORV3 & ORV5 Timothy Shuler Hurley, Darryl W. 077B0A0000013B0 all other costs, including reasonable attorney’s fees set #O0271 Kelly Gaskill Independent Development Gr. 02500A0000046A0 by the court, shall be collected when payment is made #O0228 Yolanda Hairston Jackson, Carolyn M. 005A30100171100 whether or not court proceedings have been initiated. O062J Debra & David Smith Johnson, Alexandra A. 085A4A000000700 O0051 & O054B Joyce Y Smith Johnson, Eddie N. 04000A000002100 JAMES A. LILLISTON SR. 28523 Railroad Ave., Melfa, VA Joynes, George A. 093A005000002A0 TREASURER location at 11:00 A.M. Justice, William 079G0A000002000 ACCOMACK COUNTY, VIRGINIA #M0049 DeShawn Ames KCG Crab Shack LLC 005A70200013600 #M0067 Wayne Burton Kelly, Ella M. 100B0A000006700 JAMES W. 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intestines were hanging out. Three breeding. To have his teeth removed would Cats and Kittens are in foster care to see if they sur- This person has several locations probably be over $1,000. Need Help vive. Approximately two weeks ago, where she leaves food. My brother There has to be someone or some- I found four dead kittens in the plas- and I have a cat colony and, yes, it’s thing that can be done for these cats. Dear Editor: tic containers used for shelters. getting out of control. A month ago I I’m sure there are a lot of folks that My brother found four kittens cov- Someone from a local cat organiza- had to take one of the strays to the are trying their best to help with this ered under a plastic bowl yesterday tion dumps food and leaves. She does vet. It was dying. The vet sedated terrible situation. I’m tired of it all at the dump in Northampton, barely not clean their feeding stations, give it; all his teeth are rotten. She gave and seeing little dead kittens makes alive. them water, or check the shelters. She him fluids and a shot of antibiotic. I it worse. We took them to animal control in is supposed to trap them and have just could not put it to sleep. He is all Sally Charnock Melfa. One had to be euthanized; his them fixed. Therefore, they just keep right for now. The bill is almost $300. Oyster

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