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$5 Million Lawsuit Takes Strange Turn
County Emails Lost or Destroyed
“I don’t think I have to remind everybody in this
room what the serious ramifications are to the county
if these things cannot be or are not produced.”
–Circuit Judge Alfred D. Swersky, Page 8
Two Indicted for
Robbery Page 6
Ashlawn Grille
to Stay Page 7
Crash Decision
Explained Page 11
SOL Scores
Improve Page 12
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Puzzles .............................22
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Finding Jax
As most of Fluvanna County knows, we
recently adopted a dog from Caring for
Creatures. What we couldn’t have known
at the time, is the depth and breadth of love,
support and dedication that the volunteer
staff would pour out over our family and in
support of our newest family member, Jax.
You see, on the day of his adoption, Jax ran
away from home. He didn’t even make it
into the house before he escaped and was
running through the streets of Lake Monticello dragging a neon orange leash behind
him. Not having any idea where he was or
where to turn to find his way home, Jax ran
the streets of Lake Monticello, and frighteningly along Rt. 53 as well. Thankfully,
Jax wasn’t adopted from just any animal
adoption organization, he was adopted
from Caring for Creatures, a no kill animal
sanctuary that makes a lifetime commitment to each and every animal that passes
through its doors.
As soon as Jax escaped we made the
gut-wrenching call to the sanctuary to
let them know what happened, and it
was the best decision we ever could have
made. Instantly, one of Jax’s handlers
was in route to Lake Monticello to begin
the search. Within an hour, at least four,
and at times during the search, as many
as 10, volunteer staff members were
searching the streets at the Lake for Jax.
Jax went missing at 1:30 on Tuesday
afternoon. By 2 p.m. volunteers were
combing the streets carrying treats,
leashes with his scent, and calling his
name. The search did not stop until late
into the evening when it was finally too
dark for any hope of a sighting. First
thing Wednesday morning volunteers
were back on the streets continuing
the search, which continued until the
early hours of Thursday morning. Each
time a sighting was reported, multiple
volunteers would be in the area within
minutes. After a 9 p.m. sighting on our
very own porch Wednesday night, four
volunteers showed up at our house
within minutes and began to search in
the dark and in the rain. These volunteers chose to search without umbrellas and in some cases without jackets
because they did not want to spook Jax.
One dedicated volunteer, whose love and
commitment for Jax was beyond evident
throughout the entire search, sat in the
doorway of our home until 2:30 in the
morning, trying to lure him inside. After
many hours without a sighting, with
aching bones from sitting on floor, the
volunteer finally headed home for a few
hours of sleep with the plan to continue
the search with the rest of the gang the
next morning.
Thankfully Jax found his way home
around 6 am on Thursday morning and
was found safe and sound in a humane
trap that was set for him, but we have
no doubt that if he hadn’t, the Caring for
Creatures volunteer staff would not have
given up until he was safe at home.
Caring for Creatures has been operating for 25 years. Their approach to
animal care is beyond measure. They
employ natural remedies in their treatment of ailments and to calm the nerves
of the animals in their care. They get
to know the individual needs of each
animal and work with them on training, rehabilitation, and any specialized
care as necessary. They use any methods
available to provide the support and care
necessary to assist the animals through
any special needs. They use thunder
shirts for animals that are frightened
by storms. They use lavender and other
essential oils to help calm the animals’
nerves. They provide high quality food,
stimulation, and offsite training to
prepare animals for adoption. They even
used an animal communicator to aid in
the search for Jax.
For families that don’t experience
the extenuating circumstances of a lost
pet, the support and dedication of the
sanctuary volunteers is still clearly displayed during each adoption experience. In our case, a detailed interview
about our family, our lifestyle, and the
characteristics we were looking for in
a dog was conducted during our visit.
Several staff members worked together
to discuss each animal at the sanctuary
before making recommendations for our
family. Their choice of dog for us could
not have been a more perfect fit. Since
returning home, Jax has instantly fit into
our family and our lives, in ways that
we never could have imagined. We are
beyond in love with this dog and blessed
to be entrusted with his care.
We will never be able to express our
sincere gratitude and thanks to the
amazing staff at Caring for Creatures
and we will never forget their support
and dedication. If you are interested in
adopting a pet, serving as a foster home,
providing sleepovers during extreme
weather conditions, or if you are able
to provide donations, including food,
pet supplies, or monetary donations we
highly recommend contacting Caring
for Creatures right away for a copy of
their wish list or information about their
adoption procedures. You can contact
them via email at [email protected]
or by phone at 434-842-2404.
– The Hamel Family
John, Stacy, Joey, Maddy, Lily and Jax
Palmyra
Thanks friends and family
Thank you to family and dear friends Fluvanna schools, co-workers and a special
thanks to bus drivers, Fluvanna County
employees, all fire/rescue members, pastor
house, area churches-(many, many, prayer
worriers), STAB & CVEC.
“In everything give thanks; for this is
the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.” 1
Thessalonians 5:18.
A simple “thank you” does not seem
adequate to express our most sincere
gratitude for all that you have done and
are doing to support us during our most
vulnerable time. “Thanks’ is defined in
Webster’s dictionary as “an expression of
appreciation or gratitude or an acknowledgement of services.” We are truly appreciative and grateful as we acknowledge the many acts of kindness shown
toward us. Thanks for your prayers, love,
monetary donations, food, transportation, and thoughtfulness.
Friends like you are a rare gift. Your
generosity has totally overwhelmed us
and reflects just how much of a beautiful, kind soul you are. We will be forever
thankful for the gift of time and the kindness you extended to us. Keep us in your
prayers for strength and endurance as we
journey through this next phase of life.
We cherish your friendship and love.
You have brought happiness and encouragement into our lives. In every situation
you have known just what to do to add
that special touch. For that and all other
acts of support we say, “Thank you,
Thank you, and thank you!”
– George Vest & Family
(Gloria, Na Vest, Jana, Chad, and
Jalen Harrison)
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LMOA Board deserves
respect
Several things need to be said about
last week’s Lake Monticello Owners’ Association Board meeting, lest they go
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unnoticed or unremarked upon. The
turnout was an excellent expression of
community involvement and concern,
an exercise in local democracy too often
not seen. Numerous speakers passionately addressed support of Ashlawn
Grille, however uninformed or informed
they were. What struck this attendee
was the boorish rudeness of many participants, the jeering and booing one
heard from otherwise presumably adult
citizens. The LMOA Board serves the
community through countless hours
of meetings, pro bono by the way, and
always deserves more respect than it received last week.
– Jeffrey A. James, Ph.D.,
Lake Monticello
Obituary
Wilfred E. “Bill” Belanger
Wilfred E. “Bill” Belanger, age 86, died
August 14, 2014 at his home in Rochester, Michigan. He was born and raised in
Lowell, Massachusetts where he graduated from Lowell Technological Institute
as a textile chemist. After serving in the
U.S. Army in the occupation of Japan,
he married his loving wife, Jacqueline
T. Foisy. Bill is survived by his four children: Jeanne (Bruno) deSainte Marie of
Paris, France, Stephen (Miriam) Belanger
of Holland, Ohio, Carol (Michael) Hillman
of San Francisco, California, and Edward
(Karla) Belanger of Rochester, Michigan;
and nine loving grandchildren.
After 17 years as a styling engineer at
Chrysler Corp., he founded Fabricated
Materials Corp. as a manufacturer’s rep
for automotive supplies from which
he retired in 1993. Bill was enthusiastic about his work, hobbies, family life,
travels and most importantly golf. He
was a founding and current member of
Brookwood Golf Course in Rochester
and Rio Verde Country Club, Arizona. Bill
was know for a superb short game and
was lucky enough to have had six holes
in one. He was an avid reader, wood and
furniture craftsman, engineer/mechanic,
and tennis player. He loved lively intellectual discussions and often challenged
his friends and family with good natured
and humorous quips. He is also survived
by his sisters, Thelma Stowell of Virginia
and Doris Coughlin of Nevada. His sister
Theresa LaRose of Massachusetts, preceded him in death.
Visitation was held Thursday, August
21, from 4 to 8 p.m. Remembrances were
from 7 to 8 p.m. at Pixley Funeral Home
in Rochester, Michigan.
A funeral Mass was held Friday, August
22, at 10 a.m. St. Andrew’s Catholic Church
in Rochester, Michigan.
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Two Fluvanna County men were indicted Monday (Aug. 25) by a Fluvanna
County grand jury in connection with
the robberies of two Fluvanna convenience stores – the Columbia Corner
Market and Kidd’s Store.
Bradford Quentin Bullock of Fluvanna
was indicted on nine counts, according
to court documents. Bullock has five
charges stemming from the robbery of
the Columbia Corner Market and four
from the robbery at Kidd’s Store.
Fluvanna resident Dennis Thomas has
also been indicted for the armed robberies of the Columbia Corner Market and
Kidds’ Store.
Thomas was charged with two counts
of robbery, two counts of conspiracy to
commit robbery, and two counts of use of
a firearm in the commission of a felony.
Thomas will be arraigned on Sept. 5.
Quashon James of Charlottesville was
indicted on four counts. James has two
charges for each robbery, according to
court documents.
The Columbia Corner Market was robbed
on October 9, 2013 and the Kidd’s Store
robbery took place on September 25, 2013.
Both men will be arraigned in Fluvanna
County Circuit Court on September 5, 2014.
In May, three members of a unit of the
Bloods street gang were also charged with
robbing the Columbia Corner Market.
Daniel Lamont Mathis, Shantai Monique
Shelton, and an unnamed juvenile – all
confirmed members of the “99 Goon
Syndikate” – were charged with robbery
according to a federal indictment.
That indictment stated that Mathis,
Shelton, and the juvenile, with six others,
engaged in “criminal activity including
but not limited to: assault resulting in
bodily injury; assault with a dangerous
weapon; robbery; larceny; burglary; obstruction of justice; kidnapping; carjacking; murder; drug trafficking; and conspiracy to commit those crimes.”
This indictment on federal racketeering charges also accuses Mathis and
Shelton of being involved in the robbery,
kidnapping, and murder of Kevin Quick,
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Quick’s bank account was accessed at an
ATM in Fork Union after he was abducted; his remains were found on February
6 in Goochland County, not far from the
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Concerned Lake Monticello residents attended the Lake Monticello Owners’
Association (LMOA) Board meeting on Aug. 28. Photo by Tricia Johnson
Concern for the future of the Ashlawn
Grille prompted over 100 Lake Monticello residents to attend the Lake Monticello Owners’ Association (LMOA) Board
meeting on Aug. 28.
Chairperson Marlene Weaver opened
the meeting by addressing the controversy over the Ashlawn Grille directly.
Weaver said she knew there were “a lot
of rumors” and that she had received
letters and emails from residents on the
topic. Weaver said that the LMOA has a
contract with the Ashlawn Grille through
2016 and that “nothing has changed.”
“We just ordered a $5,000 oven,” she
said, and added that they first learned of
the need through Facebook posts.
Skip Allston contracts to run the
Ashlawn Grille, which is owned and
maintained by the LMOA and located
in the clubhouse of the gated community. One of the amenities offered at the
Lake Monticello Club House are banquet
rooms, which are often reserved for
private events such as wedding receptions and private parties, and for other
events like meetings of local organizations. It has been the practice of LMOA
to allow Allston to handle the booking
of these banquet rooms if the Ashlawn
Grille will be catering the event. Allston
has been permitted to reserve the space
at no additional charge, which has been
beneficial to the catering part of his
business. Residents who support Allston
were concerned that the LMOA Board
intended to insist that all banquet room
leases be handled through their office
and charged for, potentially causing the
restaurant to lose business.
“The approved proposal (at the
meeting) was a temporary reduction in
our room rates to compensate for the
outdated condition of the building,” said
Weaver in an interview. “These rates are
set each year at budget time and will
be reviewed again in a couple months
during the budget cycle for 2015.”
At least 10 people addressed the Board
during the public comment sections of
the meetings, and a petition in support
of the Ashlawn Grille with 150 signatures was given to the Board.
“Things are not transparent,” said Lake
Monticello resident Page Gifford. She
pointed to that lack of transparency as a
contributor to the rumors in the community, and urged the Board to more clearly
communicate with the residents. She
also urged the residents to “have more
respect for the Board. Be more open
about it. I see the door opening and I
hope that we can all work together.”
“It is always good to see community involvement,” said Weaver in an interview.
“However, it is important that the rumors
don’t overtake the facts, and after hearing
some of the community comments,
there are still some misunderstandings,”
she added. “…there has never been any
action taken to close or move the restaurant. This all started because we had an
architect and engineering study done on
our facilities and we asked them to study
our buildings based on some general requirements and give us a report with a
few options as a baseline to begin our
planning for renovation and/or replacement of our buildings.”
“Among other things,” Weaver said,
“the report included the recommendation to renovate the clubhouse and
replace the golf building entirely. One
of the options included a new community center to include a restaurant in a
location next to the golf course where
we have undeveloped land available and
another option included leaving the restaurant where it was and adding an addition. No action was taken on either
option except to engage an ad-hoc committee to survey the community and
find out their wishes. That committee is
now underway and you heard their first
report last night. By October the BOD
expects a report to be submitted from
the ad-hoc committee.”
“The data from the surveys and town
halls and presented by the committee
in October will be used by the Board
to decide on the way forward regarding the clubhouse and the golf center,”
said Weaver. ”This is the member’s time
to speak out and voice their views. The
first town hall conducted by the committee is Tuesday, Sept. 2 at 7 p.m. and the
second town hall is Sunday, Sept. 7 at 4
p.m. It would be ideal if everyone who
was present last night be among those
attending the town halls.”
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Boneless Chuck Shoulder Roasts ........ $3.79 lb.
Fresh Pork Boston Butts great for BBQ ........ $1.99 lb.
Fresh Pork Butt Steaks ........................ $2.49 lb.
Split Pigs Feet......................................... .99¢ lb.
Smithfield Chitterlings 10 lb. .................. $6.99 lb.
Perdue Oven Stuffer Roasters .............. $1.19 lb.
Tyson Family Pack Split Chicken Breasts $1.49 lb.
Tyson Fresh Chicken Backs .................. .99¢ lb.
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Ballpark Meat Hot Dogs 15 oz. .............. $1.99
Oscar Mayer Bologna 1 lb ........................ $2.49
Pierre Fast Bite Sandwiches 5.5 oz........ .99¢
Philly All Beef Sandwich Steaks 21 oz ......$4.79
Swaggertys Sausage Patties Mild or Hot 27 oz.$5.49
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Green Giant Steam Fresh Vegetables 12 oz. 2/$4.00
California Strawberries 1 lb.................. 2/$5.00
Fresh Express Garden Salad or Coleslaw 12-14 oz. .. $1.29
White or Red Grapes 1 lb. ........................ $1.59
Broccoli Crowns 1 lb. ............................... $1.19
Bananas 1 lb. ............................................. .59¢
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Hanover Green Beans 101 oz. .................. $3.99
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Lawsuit costly: Davenport spends
$1.6 million, county, $500,000
County says emails
in Davenport suit
lost or destroyed
County fails to meet deadline
to produce them
Fluvanna County has spent over half
a million dollars in legal fees in the Davenport lawsuit, and could be required to
pay another million in Davenport attorneys’ fees if it loses the suit.
Davenport’s attorneys plan to ask that
Fluvanna be held responsible for legal
fees incurred by Davenport in its defense
if the county loses the case. Attorney Joe
Reid of McGuire Woods, the firm representing Davenport, confirmed that those
fees stood at $1.6 million.
Reid said, “Davenport continues to
believe that this case was wrongly filed
against it and as we have said in court
we are asking for reimbursement of our
legal fees …the county has asked for
disclosure of the amount of those fees
and Davenport is going to provide it. The
defense costs to date exceed a million
dollars, and they continue to grow.”
Davenport released a statement saying:
“As it has all along, Davenport stands by
the advice it gave the county in connection with the financing of the new high
school for Fluvanna, and remains proud
“We had foreknowledge,”
Kenney said in his
deposition, “that costs
could climb into the
mid-level six-figure range
for the county.”
luvanna County has failed to meet a two week
deadline set by a judge in the Davenport
lawsuit to produce vital emails from the email
account of former County Administrator Cabell
Lawton. Attorneys representing the county say the
emails have been lost or destroyed.
Lawton served as county administrator from
2003-2010, during which time the Board of Supervisors voted to construct the new high school and
chose which bonds to use to fund the construction.
State law dictates that records from county governments be maintained and archived. Failure to
properly maintain county government records can
result in criminal charges.
The order to meet the deadline was issued at
an Aug. 14 hearing in Fluvanna County Circuit
Courthouse presided over by Circuit Judge Alfred
D. Swersky. Swersky told county attorneys, “you’ve
got two weeks to get them, two weeks from today.
And I don’t think I have to remind everybody in
this room what the serious ramifications are to the
county if these things cannot be or are not produced.” The two week deadline set by the judge fell
on Thursday, Aug. 28.
At the hearing, one of the lawyers representing the county, Melissa Ann Connor, explained the
situation to the judge. “Apparently when he left,
his emails were totally cleaned out. We don’t know
why. We don’t know who did it. The (information
technology) expert for the county has attempted
several times to bring those back and resurrect
them in some way, shape, or form, and he says
he cannot do it,” said Connor in a hearing on Aug.
14. “With regard to Cabell Lawton’s emails,” she
added, “we just simply can’t obtain them.”
Those emails, as well as emails from others in
county administration and the Board of Supervisors, are just part of the information that was being
sought by attorneys representing Davenport &
Company in defending a $5 million lawsuit brought
by the county against the firm. They were also
looking for documentation showing how the county
arrived at their calculation of damages in the suit
and documentation pertaining to the refinancing of
the bonds obtained to support the construction of
the high school.
“…with respect to all discovery, they’ve only
produced from one custodian, Renee Hoover, the
former finance director. They appear to not have
collected email from anyone else,” said Tennille
Checkovich, an attorney representing Davenport, at
the Aug. 14 hearing. “So we’ve had no document
production since 2012, and none from any other
source other than Ms. Hoover who is not with the
county anymore. We’ve asked repeatedly that they
do a broader, more appropriate search for documents, and that they produce the documents remaining to this refinancing in 2012, and we haven’t
received anything.”
“With regard to the Board itself, several times
Mr. Payne has asked the Board if they have emails
regarding this,” said Connor in that hearing. “I
believe one person had one email they produced.”
She pointed to multiple “regime changes” and to
limited county resources as reasons for the delay
in responding to discovery motions.
Checkovich replied, “…it’s down to really these
two issues which are sort of fundamental laws with
the way they approach discovery. I mean, I hear
what sounds like spoliation. This is all news to me.”
She then asked the judge to order the county to
produce the emails and other materials.
The next hearing in the Davenport lawsuit will
be held on Sept. 2 in the circuit court room at the
Fluvanna County courthouse.
Cabell Lawton could not be reached for comment.
County Attorney Fred Payne declined to comment.
F
to have played a role in bringing this
project to completion as the Board of Supervisors directed in 2008. As stated in
court, we believe this lawsuit by a later
Board of Supervisors was baseless from
the outset and will continue to seek its
dismissal, along with a reimbursement of
Davenport’s costs to defend itself, which
to date are in excess of $1.6 million.”
Fluvanna County Administrator Steve
Nichols confirmed that Fluvanna County
has spent $505,972 in attorneys’ fees. Of
that amount $426,595 was paid to the
attorneys of Park Palais, and $79,377 to
Payne and Hodous, the law firm of Fluvanna County Attorney Fred Payne.
As part of the suit, Davenport lawyers
deposed a total of seven current and
former supervisors as well as County
Administrator Steve Nichols and Minor
Eager, a community activist.
All of the supervisors deposed, with
the exception of Sheridan who was not
permitted to answer by the attorney
representing the county, indicated that
they continue to support the lawsuit
and believe that even at a cost of half a
million dollars, it is a good investment
for the county.
Former Chairman of the Fluvanna Board
of Supervisors Shaun Kenney indicated
that the cost of the lawsuit to date was anticipated by the Board early on. “We had
foreknowledge,” Kenney said in his deposition, “that costs could climb into the midlevel six-figure range for the county.”
Current Vice Chairman Bob Ullenbruch
stated, when asked how much money the
county was willing to spend on the lawsuit,
“There is no ceiling at this point.”
The depositions, taken in May, show that
many of the supervisors were unfamiliar
with the specifics of the allegations against
Davenport. Most of them expressed confidence in the county’s legal counsel’s judgment in pursuing the lawsuit.
The Board filed a lawsuit against Davenport in September of 2011 in which it
claimed that Davenport gave the Board
bad financial advice which cost the county
money. The suit alleges that Davenport’s
guidance caused the county to pay more
than they should have for bonds to build
the new high school. It also contends that
Davenport lined its pockets in the process.
Initially the lawsuit was in the amount
of $18 million, but it was reduced to $5
million after the county refinanced some
of the bonds.
Fluvanna Circuit Court will hear the next
pre-trial arguments in this case on Sept. 15.
Fred Payne, Fluvanna County attorney, refused to comment on the lawsuit,
saying that he believes it is inappropriate to comment on ongoing litigation.
– Tricia Johnson, Correspondent
Supervisor Don Weaver declined to
comment as well.
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Local artist Saul Kaplan.
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Longtime artist and Lake Monticello
resident Saul Kaplan has published a new
book titled “Drawing for Life: A Legacy.”
Printed this summer, the book compiles hundreds of drawings, paintings and
photographs of sculpture into a “kind of
autobiography,” as Kaplan wrote in his
introduction. “This book…is a condensation of the thousands of hours and thousands of works I have made in a lifetime.”
What drove him to create this book?
“I’m 85 now,” Kaplan said. “I had a bad
winter. I guess I see my mortality. I’ve
been doing artwork for over 65 years.
I wanted to leave something back for
the kids. When you expire most of your
drawings are going to end up in the
dumpster. So I collected some drawings to put in book form for my family.
I called this book ‘legacy’ because this is
what my kids, grandkids, and friends will
have on their bookshelf or table.”
All of Kaplan’s work, he said, is based
on his family: his wife, his three sons, and
his grandchildren. Flipping through the
pages of his book shows Kaplan’s fascination with the human face – many of which
start to look familiar by the last pages.
Kaplan’s friends, Michael and Maggie
Hoover, knew how much Kaplan wanted
to leave behind a book of his work for his
family. So they “waded patiently through
piles of my two-dimensional work and,
Some of the art in Kaplan’s book goes
acting as curators, carefully selected a
back to 1948 when he was in college at the
representation of over 60 years of drawing
Hans Hofmann School of Fine Arts in New
and painting,” Kaplan wrote. “Then they
York City. He went on to have a long career
designed the book, no simple task.” Lake
in the fine and industrial arts program in
resident Rod Nasbe also helped out by
the New York City school system before retaking photographs of the art.
tiring to Lake Monticello in 1989.
Though Kaplan’s primary purpose
Also a poet, Kaplan previously pubin putting out the book was to give it
lished a book titled “My Poetry and Seaway to friends and family, he does have
lected Drawings,” which is available on
some copies for sale at Vivian’s Art for
Amazon. He includes one poem, “Line
Living on the Downtown Mall in CharlotDrawing,” in his legacy work, which
tesville, where he has shown his work
relates the act of drawing to playing a
for 20 years. What’s more, some pieces
piece of music.
of art featured in the book have been
Kaplan is gratified that his work has
purchased, and Kaplan noted that the
been compiled into an album for his
remaining works are for sale. Anyone
family and friends to enjoy. “Instead of
interested in seeing Kaplan’s work or
getting a fancy coffin I put the money in
buying a copy of his book can visit Vivthe book,” he joked. “My family loves it.
ian’s or contact him at 434-589-5120.
This is my legacy.”
Trooper explains decision
not to charge deputy
The state trooper who investigated the Aug. 12 rear
-end crash involving Fluvanna County Deputy Karen
Chambers said he didn’t
charge the deputy because
she might be punished by
the sheriff’s office.
Trooper Justin Ruhlman
drew a distinction between
a “normal citizen” and a law
enforcement agent in an interview with the Fluvanna
Review. “With law enforcement agencies, they’ll do their own internal investigation and decide whether
or not she’ll be disciplined and have to
go through driving school and things like
that, whereas a normal citizen doesn’t
have that. So if I were to charge her it
would be like double jeopardy.”
Chambers’ patrol car rear-ended
another car. No one was injured.
Virginia State Police Spokeswoman
Corinne Geller said, in an email to the
Fluvanna Review that, “a trooper is authorized to warn, summons or arrest. A
trooper’s decision to (warn, summons
or arrest) is based on the crash investigation, witness statements, statements
provided by those involved, extent of
injuries, damage to vehicles, causative
factors, road conditions, weather condi-
Trevis Thomas’ car was rear-ended.
Photo by Lisa Hurdle
tions, etc. Our troopers take investigations very seriously and this crash was
handled just like any other crash investigation. The sheriff requested state
police to investigate the crash in order
to provide an independent and objective
handling of the matter.”
Sheriff Eric Hess told the Review in a
text that Chambers may be punished
through the department’s crash review
board which meets every four months.
Chambers, 51, was driving northbound
on Rt. 15 when her patrol car rear-ended a
car driven by Trevis Thomas, 22, who had
stopped to turn left onto Rt. 616. Ruhlman
said Chambers drove over a hill and “didn’t
realize the vehicle was stopped.”
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Fluvanna County Public Schools (FCPS)
saw a significant increase in student
achievement in the Math Standards of
Learning Assessments (SOLs) for the
2013-2014 school year, according to test
results released by the state.
In Fluvanna, 75% of students passed
the mathematics assessment for their
grade level or course; this compares
with 74% statewide. FCPS saw a seven
point increase in student performance
on the state math assessment. Grade six
students saw their scores increase by 12
points: this surpassed the state average
by 11 points.
FCPS had an emphasis on mathematics instruction during the 2013-2014
school year. Fluvanna Middle School
was not fully accredited last year based
on the SOL scores in math. FCPS should
learn next month if the middle school
has obtained accreditation when the
state releases information on accreditation: they anticipate that all schools
will be fully accredited. The Curriculum
and Instruction Team conducted “Math
Retreats” with teachers in grades three
through eight. The teachers reviewed
test items and discussed testing and instructional strategies.
Fluvanna County High School and
Fluvanna Middle School surpassed state
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In other subjects, English scores for
end-of-course reading ranked 4th in the
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five reading and grade five writing both
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performance in 14 categories, scores
dropped in 19 categories. Students met
or surpassed the state average scores
in 17 categories but were below state
average in 16 categories.
Fluvanna’s least impressive scores
were in grade three science where they
ranked 89th (although that was an increase from last year’s rank of 93rd) and
Virginia history grade four where they
also ranked 89th.
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Fluco sports in review
BY CHRIS HAISLIP AND BEN SHERIDAN,
FLUVANNA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM PROGRAM
Chris and Ben compiled this information with the
oversight of journalism teacher Elizabeth Pellicane
Football
After a handful of scrimmages, the
Flying Fluco football team is ready to
start what they hope will be a successful season. On Aug. 29, the varsity team
traveled to William Fleming High School
in Roanoke to take on the Colonels.
The Flucos lost 63 to 7. The Flucos had
been very competitive throughout their
season scrimmages, and were more than
ready to get going. “The scrimmages are
nice preparation, but it’ll be nice to play
some real games,” said senior defensive
back Juan Salazar. The varsity team’s first
home game will be on Sept. 5 against the
Spotsylvania Knights.
As for the junior varsity team, their
year started off on a rough note, as the
Flucos lost their season opener at home
against William Fleming on Aug. 27. The
game was a lopsided one, with the Colonels prevailing 52-0. Under the direction
of Coach Dave Johnson, team members
were hoping to improve as they faced the
Knights at Spotsylvania on Sept. 3.
Cross Country
Three weeks into the school year, the
cross country team is appearing to be
running swiftly under the guidance of
longtime coaches Tom Casto and Rose
Brogan. On Aug. 27, they traveled to
Madison County and ran against a variety
of other schools. Both the boys’ team and
girls’ team came in first place, clearly
outpacing their competitors. Standouts
for the boys’ team included senior Travis
Moe, junior Jonathan Corbin, junior
Andy Guess, and senior Matt Jonkman.
“I think our results come from the hard
work that we put in every day during
practice. Without it, I don’t think that
we’d be as successful,” said Moe. The
girls’ team also came in first place, with
junior Bridget Bossong, senior Hayley
Kline, freshman Kristen Cabrera, and
junior Sarah Edgerton placing well. On
Sept. 2, the cross country team traveled
to their second meet of the season, this
time at Albemarle High School.
Golf
Though they have faced adversity, the
Fluco golf team has continued to stay
mentally and emotionally strong. The
team had a tough third week of competition, as they lost both of their matches.
“We aren’t where we want to be right now,
but we are getting better and growing as a
team,” said senior Christian Baber.
In the first match, the team
traveled to Birdwood Golf Club
on Aug. 26 to
oppose the Albemarle Patriots. With a score
of 193-163, the
team came up
short in points and were
handed a loss. Fluvanna’s top
four scorers in the match were
sophomore Jack Stanke, who shot
a
42, senior Nick Yancey, who shot a
45, Baber, who shot a 52, and freshman
Brennan Baber, who shot a 54.
For their second match of the week,
the team played home at Lake Monticello on August 28, hosting the Orange
County Hornets. Despite the Flucos’ best
efforts, the result was another let-down
for the Flucos, as they lost by a score of
194-174. Top scorers for that match included consistent top-seed Stanke, who
shot a 41, senior Kaitlin Presley, who
shot a 49, Brennan Baber, who shot a 49,
and junior Tyler Marshall, who shot a 55.
Though the team has had a rocky start,
these golfers believe that they still have potential to finish well this season. “I believe
that our best has yet to come and hopefully by the time the playoffs come around,
we will be ready,” said Christian Baber. The
Fluco’s next matches took place on Sept.
2, when they traveled to face the Spotsylvania Knights, and on Sept. 4, when they
traveled again, this time to Monticello to
oppose the Mustangs.
Volleyball
Still in the throes of pre-season preparation, the Fluvanna volleyball girls con-
The varsity team’s first home game will be on
Sept. 5 against the Spotsylvania Knights.
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tinued to show off their hard work and
dedication with rigorous practices. “The
girls are working really hard and are
getting to know more about each other as
they continue to build team chemistry,”
said Head Coach Christi Harlowe-Garrett.
The team will play their first game on
Sept. 4, when they host the Waynesboro
Little Giants at 6 p.m. at FCHS. Following
that they will play in a tournament at Albemarle High School on Sept. 6.
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BY DUNCAN NIXON, CORRESPONDENT
The Fluco golf team hosted a strong team
from Orange County High on Thursday,
Aug. 28. The Orange County team proved
to have a deeper squad than the Flucos
and came away with 194-174 victory.
Times have changed and this is no
longer the Fluvanna County “boys” golf
team. Sophomore Jack Stanke played
in the number one slot for the Flucos,
while senior Kaitlin Presley played in the
number two slot. Stanke, playing from
the white tees, shot a very consistent
round of 41. He had five bogies and four
pars, including the very difficult ninth
hole. It is not an easy task to play the
front nine without recording a double
bogie or worse.
Presley played from the red and shot
pars on the second and third holes. On the
second, her very strong second shot made
her the only one in the foursome to be on
regulation. Unfortunately, she ran into bad
luck on number four and had to take two
penalty strokes on the hole. Both came
on shots that looked pretty good as they
came off the club, but somehow managed
to find trouble. Presley went on to record
a 49. This was tied for second best score
for the Flucos, Orange’s top three players
recorded 41, 42 and 43. Dual meets, such
as this one, are scored by combining the
four best scores recorded by the first six
players each coach selects to compete in
the meet. In this meet, freshman Brennan
Baber, playing in the number four slot,
matched Presley’s score of 49. The next
best score for the Flucos was a 55 recorded by junior Tyler Marshall, playing in the
number five slot. Senior Christian Baber
and Senior Ben Sheridan were the other
starters for the Flucos. These meets are
played on a medal play basis, and there
are no conceded putts, and no picking up
in frustration and saying “give me a nine.”
These young golfers played a good
brand of golf. For instance, the foursome
of number 1 and number 2 players had
three balls on the green and one on the
fringe, on the difficult par three eighth
hole. This is rarely accomplished by
foursomes of regular men’s or women’s
groups at the Lake.
Fluco coach Bryan Searcy reports
that he has 12 players on his squad this
year, including two eighth graders, who
cannot play in dual meets. Two of his
players are girls.
The Fluco golf team, which starts
its season early due to the difficulty in
The Fluco golf team at a home match.
Photo by Duncan Nixon
playing once daylight savings ends, has
already had five competitions, while the
Fluco football and volleyball teams still
have not started their regular seasons.
The golfers have played in two multiteam events and three dual meets. This
was their first meet at home, over the demanding Lake Monticello course.
The Fluco golfers will now travel to
Spotsylvania and Monticello on Sept.
2 and 4. They will then be back at the
lake to host Louisa High and Powhatan
High School on Sept. 9 and 11.Their final
home meet will be on Sept. 18 when
they will host Western Albemarle. The
starting time for home games is listed
as 5 p.m.--however, matches may get
off early in order to assure completion
before dark.
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announced the selection of 61 officers and
non-commissioned officers chosen to lead
the Corps of Cadets of the upper school
at the military-style college preparatory
boarding school located in central Virginia.
Three of the cadets are from the area:
• Jonathan Keaton, the son of Kristin
and Brian Keaton of Palmyra has been
selected to serve as platoon sergeant
within E Company of the upper school’s
Corps of Cadets and is promoted to the
rank of staff sergeant. Keaton is a sophomore this year and has attended FUMA
since the 2013-2014 academic year.
• Bruce Patterson, the son of Sonya and
Bruce Patterson of Fork Union, has been
selected to serve as Day Student Commander within Battalion Staff of the
upper school’s Corps of Cadets and is
promoted to the rank of second lieutenant. Patterson is a senior this year and
has attended FUMA since the 2013-2014
academic year.
• Benjamin Vanderpool, the son of Elizabeth and Brian Vanderpool of Keswick has
been selected to serve as Squad Leader
within C Company of the upper school’s
Corps of Cadets and is promoted to the
rank of sergeant. Vanderpool is a sophomore this year and has attended FUMA
since the 2013-2014 academic year.
The students selected to serve as officers
and non-commissioned officers (NCOs)
in this historic boys-only high school
program reflect the global diversity of the
school’s student body. They come from a
dozen different states including California,
Florida, and New York, as well as several
foreign countries including Belgium,
China, Bulgaria, Russia, and South Korea.
The Corps of Cadets is student-run, with
adult supervision. Cadets are organized into
squads of a handful of boys, led by a squad
leader. Those squads join together with
others to form a platoon of 20 or 30 cadets,
with a platoon sergeant and a cadet officer
assigned as platoon leader. Those platoons
join with others to form a company with
perhaps 70 to 100 cadets led by a company
commander, usually supported by an executive officer and a first sergeant. The companies join together to form the battalion,
with a battalion commander and his staff
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Invitation to Comment on a Proposed
Telecommunications Facility
All interested persons are invited to comment on any potential effects that may
be caused to historic properties, if any such properties are or may be located at
or near the site, from the collocation of antennas on an existing 120-ft (128-ft
with appurtenances) AGL, monopole communications tower located at 8284
Thomas Jefferson Parkway, Palmyra, VA 22963 (Fluvanna County) (Parcel #18
A 2) (latitude N37° 53’ 48.4” (NAD83) and longitude W78° 19’ 44.3” (NAD83)).
Comments may be submitted by email to [email protected] or by
U.S. Mail to Tower Engineering Professionals, Inc., 326 Tryon Road, Raleigh,
NC 27603-3530. Questions about this facility or this notice may be directed to
Tower Engineering Professionals, Inc. (Attn: George Swearingen) Telephone:
(919) 661-6351 Fax: (919) 661-6350. This notice provided in accordance with
the regulations of the Federal Communications Commission, 47 C.F.R. Part 1,
Appendices B and C.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that, on Wednesday, September 17, 2014, the Board
of Supervisors of Fluvanna County, Virginia (the “County”), will hold a public
hearing on the proposed issuance, without a referendum, of general obligation school bonds of
the County in the estimated aggregate maximum principal amount not to exceed $5,500,000 (the
“Bonds”), but with the objective of providing up to $5,083,990 in net proceeds from the anticipated sale of such Bonds to the Virginia Public School Authority (“VPSA”) for inclusion in VPSA’s
Series 2014 Fall Pool Bond issue. Proceeds of the Bonds will be used for the purpose of financing certain improvements, including without limitation HVAC and gymnasium and locker room
improvements, to the County’s public middle school, and to pay costs of issuance of the Bonds.
The public hearing, which may be continued or adjourned, will be conducted at 7:00 p.m. in the
Circuit Courtroom, Fluvanna County Courts Building, 132 Main Street, Palmyra, Virginia. Interested persons may appear at such time and place and present their views.
Clerk, Board of Supervisors of Fluvanna County, Virginia
PUBLIC HEARING
Fluvanna County Board
of Supervisors
Wednesday, September 17, 2014, at 7:00 p.m.
SUP 14:05 – 52 Eighty Partners, LLC - Construct Telecommunications Tower – A request for a
special use permit to allow for a 195 foot wireless communications tower with respect to 18 acres
of Tax Map 59, Section A, Parcel 65A. The property is zoned A-1 and is located approximately 0.5
miles southwest of West Bottom Road (Route 655) on the south side of Bremo Road (Route 601).
The property is located in the Fork Union Election District and is within the Rural Preservation Planning Area.
SUP 14:06 – 52 Eighty Partners, LLC - Construct Telecommunications Tower – A request for a
special use permit to allow for a 195 foot wireless communications tower with respect to 97.5 acres
of Tax Map 53, Section A, Parcel 56. The property is zoned A-1 and is located approximately ½ mile
southwest of East River Road (Route 6) on the west side of Bremo Road (Route 656). The property
is located in the Fork Union Election District and is within the Rural Preservation Planning Area.
SUP 14:07 – 52 Eighty Partners, LLC - Construct Telecommunications Tower – A request for
a special use permit to allow for a 195 foot wireless communications tower with respect to 16.1
acres of Tax Map 22, Section A, Parcel 90C. The property is zoned A-1 and is located 0.2 miles
southwest of Dogwood Drive (Route 631) on the north side of Venable Road (Route 601). The property is located in the Columbia Election District and is within the Rural Preservation Planning Area.
SUP 14:08 – Lafayette School - A request for a Special Use Permit (SUP) to allow for a educational facility with respect to 1.148 acres of a portion of Tax Map 5, Section 24, Parcel 7. The
affected property is located on the north side of Zion Station Drive, approximately 400 feet northeast
of Route 250 (Richmond Road). The property is located in the Columbia Election District and is
within the Zion Crossroads Community Planning Area.
ZMP 14:02 – Lafayette School - An ordinance to amend the Fluvanna County Zoning Map with
respect to 1.148 acres of Tax Map 5, Section 24, Parcel 7 to rezone the same from I-1, Industrial,
Limited to B-1, Business, General. The affected property is located on the north side of Zion Station
Drive, approximately 400 feet northeast of Route 250 (Richmond Road). The property is located in
the Columbia Election District and is within the Zion Crossroads Community Planning Area.
Being up on that stage was
fantastic. I’d have to say that
was a pretty big highlight.
Another gigantic life highlight for me was completing
the Appalachian Trail out
of high school. I graduated
in 2012 and immediately
set out to complete the A.T.,
Will Overman
a 2,000+ mile hike from
Maine to Georgia, and I did
it! It was by far one of the
most beautiful, humbling,
and pure experiences I’ve
ever had, and probably will
ever have.
Describe one of the biggest
surprises of your life, and
describe a tragedy/struggle
of your life.
Last year my extremely
healthy, active, full-of-life
girlfriend was diagnosed with cancer.
For me, and anyone, that was a huge
blow. Everyone thinks “Why me?” or
“It’ll never be me,” but in this case it
wasn’t me, it was my girl, who I never
in a million years would have thought
something like that could touch her,
and that sucked the worst of all.
However, I’m very fortunate to be
The Will Overman Band is an Americanaable
to say she is doing so, so well now.
folk band. Photos courtesy of Will Overman
She kicked cancer’s butt and is back to
soaking up life like she always has.
Where do you live?
I live in Fluvanna near the Albemarle
Describe a dream you have for
County line.
your future.
I hope to take the Will Overman Band
How long have you lived in Fluvanna?
to great heights. I want to share my
What brought you here?
music with as many people as possible
I actually moved to Fluvanna not too
and connect to people on the large scale.
long ago. I was looking for beautiful
Music is meant to be shared, and that’s
country outside of Charlottesville and I
what I plan on doing, in a big way.
found that here.
Describe a fear you have for
Tell us about your work.
your future.
I’m the lead singer and rhythm guitar
A fear I have for the future is that I’ll
player for my band, the Will Overman
lose sight of what’s important and makes
Band. We are an Americana-folk band
me happy, and I’ll get caught up in the
and we play all over the place, especially
whirlwind that is “life.”
Charlottesville and areas around here.
We have played, and hope to play again
Here’s your chance to sound off.
soon, at the Dogwood in Palmyra – that
If you could give one public service
place rocks. We consist of four members:
announcement or word of advice to
me, Daniel McCarthy, Chris Helms, and
the public at large, what
Brittney Wagner. Daniel, our guitarist
would it be?
and banjo player, grew up in Fluvanna.
Stop, breathe, look around, and if you
find
you aren’t happy, then do what does
Tell us about your family.
make you happy. I think that is much
I’m biased, like everyone, but I come
easier said than done, but I also think life
from an extremely loving and encouris 10 percent what happens to you, and
aging family. I have one sister named
90 percent how you react, so if you’re on
Molly and my parents, Bill and Denise. I
board with that, then really – your hapalso have a pretty dang cool dog named
piness is all up to you.
Huck, he’s a “bagel” (basset/beagle mix).
Fluvanna Faces
Tell us about a hobby you have.
As I mentioned, I’m in the Will Overman
Band. We are an up-and-coming group
and we’re definitely hungry. I write the
music and I have to say I pull from a lot
of different influences. I grew up listening
to the Avett Brothers, so I definitely hear a
Home & Marine
bit of them in my songs, but I’m also very
inspired by bands such as Kings of Leon,
Josh Ritter, John Prine, and others.
Describe one of the highlights
of your life.
Being able to make music and getting
paid to do so – that’s very special to me.
Not so much the being paid, but the fact
that I can create this music that means so
much to me, and share that with people
Carroll Morse
for a living – well, that’s just awesome.
We recently opened for Fridays After
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Community Calendar
SERVICE DIRECTORY
The Fluvanna Art Association
Rotating Exhibits for Sept./Oct.
Kurt
Angell’s Fitness and Dance, Palmyra– Peter Almonte,
589-6160. Ashlawn Grille, Lake Monticello – Peter
Almonte, 589-6160. Commissioner’s Office – Mickey
Meyer, 589-5445. Drs. Weiss, Lake Monticello, Lake
Centre – Page Gifford, 589-9005. Fluvanna Commonwealth Attorney’s Office, Palmyra – Windy Payne,
296-5243. Fluvanna County Library, Palmyra – Teri
Landow, 589-1570. Fluvanna County Treasurer’s
Office, Palmyra – Windy Payne, 296-5243. Fluvanna Social Services Department, Fork Union –Windy
Payne, 296-5243. Union First Market Bank, Palmyra
– Page Gifford, 589-9005.
Adult education
Fluvanna Adult Education Classes (GED prep., basic
skills, and ESL) meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 9 a.m. to noon and on Tuesday evenings from
5-8 p.m. Families Learning Together, a program for
parents of children from birth to third grade, meets
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. When Fluvanna schools are closed, adult
classes are also canceled. Registration is ongoing and
walk-ins are encouraged. For information, please call
434-842-9273.
Fluvanna NAACP meeting
The Fluvanna County Branch of the NAACP meets
the first Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m., at the Fluvanna Public Library in Palmyra. This is an election
year for executive officers and member attendance at
all meetings is appreciated. Considering becoming a
member? Come to a meeting on the above date and
place, your membership will not be wasted – there
is much work to be done. For membership information contact Membership Chair Sandra Patterson at
434-589-3183 or President Shirley D. Roundtree at
434-842-3400. The NAACP is a civil rights advocacy
organization, which values the civil rights of all people.
Meals on Wheels of
Charlottesville/Albemarle
Meals on Wheels needs to expand its services in
Scottsville and is looking for new volunteers. Drivers
deliver lunches to neighbors in need and typically
drive one route per week. Routes usually do not take
more than one hour to deliver. Clients look forward to
receiving a hot meal and seeing a smiling face each
day! Please consider volunteering an hour each week.
For more information call Brittany at 434-566-9353
or email to [email protected].
Raffle tickets
The Fluvanna Education Foundation is currently selling
raffle tickets for a fully furnished Victorian dollhouse.
The dollhouse is on display at the School Board office
located on Rt. 15 in Palmyra. The donation for the
raffle tickets are $1 each and six for $5. The actual
raffle will take place at Old Farm Day on Oct. 4. Proceeds will benefit the students and teachers at Fluvanna County Public Schools.
VFW fish fry
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8169 comrades fish fry
will be held on Sept. 6 at West River Road Post 8169
in Fluvanna from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Fish Fry includes
catfish, coleslaw, hushpuppies, dessert and beverage.
$10 for a meal. Additional Information: 434-5910769, Bill Hughes or 434-296-7590, Dale Wood.
BSA Rummage sale
Troop 138 will be hosting a rummage sale on Saturday, Sept. 6 between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Lake
Monticello Fire Department building in The Maple
Room. There will be kids and adult clothes, housewares, books and much more. There will also be an
electronics recycling drop for old electronics. Tasty
Scout popcorn and peanuts will be on sale. All proceeds benefit Troop 138 Scouts. For more information
or to donate items, call Kellie at 434-589-8838.
Spaghetti dinner
Girl Scout Troop 1484 is having a fundraiser to raise
money for their overnight trip to Norfolk on the Battleship Wisconsin to earn their journey badge. A spaghetti dinner will be held on Sept. 6 from 5-8 p.m.
at the Lake Monticello Firehouse. Price is $10/adults,
$6/children aged 10 and under. We are also offering
“DINNERS TO GO”. If you wish to partake in this, please
send your orders to Gail Cook at gcooktroop1484@
gmail.com or call 434-906-4806 no later than 4 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 5. Pick-up time for those orders will be on
Saturday, Sept. 6 at 4:30 p.m.
Symphony meet-and-greet
The Charlottesville Symphony is celebrating its 40th
anniversary season with a series of intimate performances throughout the region. Join orchestra staff
and volunteers at the Lake Monticello clubhouse on
Sunday, Sept. 7, beginning at 3 p.m. Hear a short
performance by three of the orchestra’s outstanding
principal players. Meet the musicians; ask questions
about their instruments and backgrounds; and learn
more about the orchestra’s pops, classical and holiday
concerts. Light refreshments will be served at this free
event for the Lake Monticello community.
Art outing
The Fluvanna Art Association will have a plein air
outing, Friday, Sept. 12 at 9:30 a.m. at Pleasant
Grove on Rt. 53. We will meet in front of the house,
near the wooden stumps. Bring your own media/supplies. Windy Payne will give a few pointers and then
we will scatter to work independently, gathering back
about 11 a.m. for critique, questions and fun. For more
info contact Maria Carter, president, 434-589-6284
or check FluvannaArt.com.
Squad yard sale
Lake Monticello Volunteer Rescue Squad will hold its
second annual yard sale Saturday, Sept. 13 from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. The yard sale will be held in the John
Maple Room (upper portion of the fire house) at 14
Slice Road.
Fluvanna Republican
fundraiser
The Fluvanna Republican Committee annual fall fundraiser will be held Sept. 13 at 4:30 p.m. at the
Pleasant Grove pole barns. Jim Gilmore, Mark Obenshain, Rob Bell, Lee Ware, Martha Boneta and Pete
Snyder will be speaking. The cost is $25/person or
$40/couple. Kids eat free. BBQ style, picnic casual.
Reserve your ticket by emailing us at [email protected] or visit us online at www.fluvannarepublican.comfor more information.
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Golf tourney
The Fluvanna County American Legion Golf Tourney
will be held Sept. 14 at 1 p.m. at the Lake Monticello
Golf Course. Contact Jim at 434-589-4551.
Law academy
The Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for its Citizen’s Law Enforcement Academy
beginning Tuesday, Sept. 16 at 7 p.m. The academy
provides citizens with comprehensive information
about the operations of the sheriff’s office and fosters
a better relationship with the community. Classes are
held Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the
Public Safety Center. Those who apply will undergo a
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Financial peace
Grace and Glory Lutheran Church will be sponsoring
the Dave Ramsey Financial Peace classes beginning Sept. 17. through Nov. 12. Classes will be on
held Wednesday evenings from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Cost will be $95 for the series. For more information
contact Justin Wade at 434-589-3232. (If cost would
prevent one from attending, contact Ken Albright 434531-3551 for assistance.)
Columbia town barbecue
The free Columbia Interfaith Town Barbecue is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 20 from 1- 4 p.m. ending
with a brief service of worship for those who wish to
attend. Free food, drinks and ice cream. Free activities for children (balloons, face-painting, two bounce
houses, games). Accompanying the barbecue is a free
health clinic with blood sugar, blood pressure, and
many other tests in the Columbia Town Hall from noon
to 4 p.m. The menu includes hot dogs, hamburgers,
chicken, coleslaw, baked beans, green beans, and
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call Lisa Hurdle at 434-591-1000 ext. 29.
many different desserts. Sponsored by Burning Bush
Church, Calvary Chapel, Columbia Baptist Church, Columbia Memorial Baptist Church, Rising Mount Zion
Church, St. John’s Episcopal Church, and St. Joseph’s
Roman Catholic Church. Meal time is 2 to 4 p.m.
Fall festival
Central and West Central’s fall festival will be held on
Saturday, Sept. 20 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., rain or
shine. There will be games and carnival activities for
families to enjoy as well as a raffle with prizes that
include gift certificates, services and other items (both
big and small) that have been donated by companies,
businesses, and individuals. The event will also include
a silent auction of themed baskets. For more information call 434-510-1016.
Crafters/Vendors needed
Looking for crafter/vendors for the Lake Monticello
Volunteer Fire and Rescue Auxiliary Craft and Vendor
Fair on Saturday, Sept. 20 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Contact Teri Novak at 434-284-2072.
Volunteers needed
For Fluvanna County’s 4th Annual Wine Festival. Sat,
Sept. 27 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Pleasant Grove
Park in Palmyra. Volunteers needed for 2 hour shifts - all
volunteers will receive free admission and t-shirt. Please
contact the Volunteer Coordinator, Tracey Williams at
[email protected] or call 434-589-3262.
GriefShare
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Griefshare will meet for 13 Thursdays at Calvary
Chapel Fluvanna located in its new church building
off Rt. 53. Visit griefshare.org for more information.
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[email protected], to sign up for this seminar.
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THIS WEEK’S PET
Brownie is a sweetheart with beautiful
markings. She walks well on a leash although further training may be in order
and she is very affectionate with people.
Her general demeanor is calm and gentle
except when she is in close proximity to
other dogs. She should probably be the
only one in her new home. Brownie tested
negative for heartworms has been treated
for parasites and is up-to-date on vaccines.
Brownie
Fluvanna SPCA
5239 Union Mills Road, Troy, VA (434)
591-0123 • http://www.fspca.org
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HELP WANTED
BREMO AUCTIONS GALLERY SALE: Fine &
Decorative Arts Gallery Sale on Saturday, Sept. 20th.
at 10 a.m. Preview Wednesday, Sept.17th. & Thursday,
Sept. 18th. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday, Sept.
19th. from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. ON LINE BIDDING
available: LiveAuctioneers.com. For info: (434) 2931267 or [email protected]
FINANCIAL PEACE CLASSES: Grace and Glory
Lutheran Church, 683 Thomas Jefferson Pkwy.
VA. will be sponsoring the Dave Ramsey Financial
Peace classis beginning on September 17th. through
November 12th, 2014. Classes will be on Wednesday
evenings from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Cost will be $95 for the
series. For info: Call Justin Wade @(434) 589-3232.
(If cost would prevent one from attending, contact Ken
Albright @(434) 531-3551 for assistance.)
MONTICELLO FIRE & RESCUE/BINGO: $1,000
Jackpot every Thursday. Progressive Game. Doors
Open at 5:30 p.m., Early Bird 6:45 p.m. Location:
10 Slice Road, Palmyra, VA (off Rt. 600, near CVS).
Questions? Call (434) 591-1018
FOR SALE
DRIVEWAY STONE: 9-ton Slate Crush Run $150.,
Stone $200. (Average). Granite stone available up to
12 ton loads. Includes delivery and spread. Call (434)
420-2002
Hours:
7 am-11 pm
Contact Edee
589-5538
264 Turkeysag Trl # A • www.foodlion.com
THERAPEUTIC DAY TREATMENT COUNSELOR.
The New Y-CAPP, Inc., Therapeutic Day Treatment
seeks Counselor to provide direct care in Elementary,
Middle and/or High School for participants ages 5
to 22 years with behavioral/emotional challenges
and cognitive/developmental delays. PT/FT, QMHP
required. Fax resume: (434) 973-0234
REAL ESTATE
BUILDING ACREAGE: Owner financing available.
Large and small lots, from 2 acres to 25 acres. Mostly
level land, with wooded and open acreage. Five to
seven minutes from I-64, Fluvanna County. Call (434)
531-0671 or (434) 589-3074
BUILDING LOTS – Building Lots Liquidation,
LOVIN’RIDGE SUB., Route 659, Columbia, 2+ Acres
each, paved road, no restrictions, Modular & Prefab
Homes OK. Construction services available. From
$15K, owner financing. Call (434) 531-0671
DIRT FOR SALE! 1.9 Acres on Shores Road. Nice
corner lot and ready for new owners. Successful perk
test recently performed by soil engineer. No known
restrictions or HOA. Call Annette Daly at Century 21(434) 962-2095
SERVICES
BAYBERRY CUSTOM FRAMING: We carry Fluco
scrapbooking paper, books, plus art supplies. For your
convenience, our hours are by appointment only. NEW
LOCATION: 1187 Shiloh Church Road, Palmyra, off
Haden Martin Road. (434) 996-1354
GRAPHIC DESIGN SPECIALIST: Do you need a logo,
brochure, flyer, postcards or newsletters? Custom art
or designs – but either don’t know how or don’t have
the time? I can provide you with quality graphic design
and artwork quickly and affordable. Let me do the
work for you so you can concentrate on your business.
Call Lynn Stayton-Eurell @ (434) 906-2524. Please
visit http://www.staytoneurellgraphics.net
GRAVITY’S EDGE: Computer repair, networking,
training, data recovery. Free pick-up and drop-off
(subject to location). Complete PC Care Optimization
Package $99.95. Call (434) 589-6600
THE LIGHT ACADEMY – Now Enrolling! A new
nondenominational Christian K-8 school and K-12
home school cooperative in Fluvanna County! For
more information, call (434) 806-2903 or visit our
website www.thelightacademy.com
SMITH’S TREE SURGEONS: Topping, pruning,
cabling, brush chipping, stump removal, and
professional take downs. Premium firewood for
sale. Free estimates & reasonable rates. 35 years of
experience. Call Dane or Andrea (434) 589-2689 or
(434) 872-3814, cell.
TENNIS LESSONS by PTR Certified Instructor.
Lessons for all levels and all ages. $40/hour. Fluvanna
& Charlottesville areas. Group lessons available
(ask for rates). Call (540) 850-3979 or Email:
[email protected]
YOGA CLASSES by Yoga Alliance Certified Instructor,
Certified Personal Trainer. Beginner & Intermediate.
Drop-ins, Group, Private Classes. Palmyra &
Charlottesville area. For info (540) 246-2847 or:
[email protected] or DrAdriansYoga.com
SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESS: Monticello Country
Realtors supports local businesses. See our
“Featured Business of the Week” on page 9. www.
monticellorealtors.com (434) 589-3539
WANTED
14u TRAVEL BASEBALL TEAM PLAYERS:
Established 14u Travel Baseball team looking for
interested players. All players must be born after May
1st. 2000. Keep costs to a minimum with “pay as you
go plan”. Call Nick for details: (434) 589-1402
FSPCA SPONSORS NEEDED for next year: 2015.
Consider sponsoring our “Pet of the Week” ad in
the Fluvanna Review. Your name and/or business
name will be printed as sponsor under our photo for
the Pet of the Week. You may also have a special
person named or event remembered. Call Edee at the
Fluvanna Review (434) 207-0221 or email edee@
fluvannareview.com
YARD SALES
EXTREME YARD SALE: Saturday Sept. 6th. and
Saturday Sept. 13th. Time: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. At 54
Woodlawn Drive: Lake Monticello. Kids=Newborn to 5
T & Adult Clothes * Toys-2 mopeds, etc. & Household
Furniture * Lemonade Refreshment Stand* “Guy” Tools
& Much More1
HUGE MOVING YARD SALE: 37 Turkeysag Trail, LM.
Please bring ad to Main Gate for admittance. Date:
Saturday, Sept. 6th. and Sunday, Sept. 7th. Time: 8
a.m. to 4 p.m. Many Household Items, including
linens, drapes, table cloths and much more!
YARD SALE: Saturday, September 6th. from 8 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at 40 Woodlawn Drive, LM. Small household
furniture items, Antiques –chairs/table, Wicker Patio
Furniture, Assorted glassware and collectables and
lots more!
Professional Personal
Property Liquidation
Saturday, September 6, 2014,
9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sunday, September 7, 1-4 p.m.
Monday Bargains!
9 a.m.-1 p.m. 75% Off!
C’Ville Market Sale!
221 Carlton Rd., Charlottesville, VA 22901
Directions: From 250 Bypass, turn onto E.
High St. to left on Meade Ave. at light for
6/10 mi. Meade becomes Carlton to store
on right.
A great sale for home, workshop, shops,
dealers, businesses! Display stands,
wooden shelving units, phone sets, Bunn
Coffeemaker, 4-drawer Sterlite cabinet,
revolving greeting card stand, 6-column
‘clip’ stand, revolving pegboard stand,
large fans, Little Debbie 5-shelf stand,
inventory machine, like-new metal grocery carts, baskets, bulk-food containers, large bins and lots more!
Beverly Smith • 434-960-4865
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Two earn the BSA’s highest recognition
Couple recalls
Palmyra’s past
BY PAGE H. GIFFORD, CORRESPONDENT
Cameron Michael O’Dell
Brian Ezekial “Zeke” Zimmer
Cameron Michael O’Dell, of Palmyra
has earned the highest advancement
award the Boy Scouts of America offers
to Scouts - the Eagle Scout Award. O’Dell
will be recognized in a ceremony on
Sept. 13 at 2 p.m. at Grace and Glory Lutheran Church in Palmyra.
A member of Troop 154, O’Dell is one
of approximately four percent of all Boy
Scouts who attain the Eagle rank, according to Scoutmaster Curtis Kidd.
Each candidate must earn 21 merit badges
and successfully complete a community,
church, or similar civic-related service
project to earn his Eagle; O’Dell chose to
install a prayer garden at Grace and Glory
Lutheran Church. The garden was installed
around a peace pole. It has a circular gravel
path, two concrete benches, a boxwood
hedge and several flowering plants.
He has served as a patrol leader, assistant patrol leader, scribe and librarian
with his troop and received The Order of
the Arrow. O’Dell joins other outstanding American citizens who have become
Eagle Scouts, among them former President Gerald R. Ford, Jr., astronaut Neil
A. Armstrong, cinematographer Steven
Spielberg, Sam Walton, founder of WalMart and former CIA Director and Secretary of Defense, Robert Gates.
O’Dell is active at Grace and Glory Lutheran Church where he serves as an
acolyte and has participated in many
service projects. He is a freshman at
Fluvanna County High School where he
is an honor student and is in the Blue
Ridge Virtual Governor’s School.
He is the son of Jeff and Carol O’Dell
of Palmyra.
Brian Ezekial “Zeke” Zimmer, 18, of
Kents Store has earned the highest advancement award the Boy Scouts of
America offers to Scouts - the Eagle
Scout Award.
Zeke was recognized in ceremonies
on Sunday, Aug. 24 at Sts. Peter and Paul
Catholic Church, the chartering organization for Boy Scout Troop 138, in Palmyra.
A member of Troop 138, Zeke is one of
approximately four percent of all Boy
Scouts who attain the Eagle rank, according to Scoutmaster Michael Capps.
Each candidate must earn 21 merit
badges and successfully complete a
community, church, or similar civicrelated service project to earn his Eagle.
Zeke earned 28 merit badges, participated in many service projects, and
has held at least eight leadership roles
in Scouting, including Senior Patrol
Leader, Junior Assistant Scoutmaster,
and Chapter Chief of the Saponi Chapter
of Shenandoah Lodge of the Order of the
Arrow. Zeke’s Eagle Service project was
to improve Pleasant Grove park – a resource for people of all ages and many
interests – by constructing a multi-use
bridge capable of supporting both foot
and horse traffic on one of the Pleasant
Grove trails.
Zeke is also the recipient of a $1,000
Harold and Sharon Tate Scholarship
for his contributions to the Scouting
program and is currently attending Piedmont Virginia Community College where
is working on an Associate’s Degree in
Business Management.
Zeke is the son of Ed and Terri Zimmer
of Kents Store.
Margaret and Fred Lewis have lived on Main Street in Palmyra for over 50 years.
Photo by Page H. Gifford
A sunny Sunday afternoon in Palmyra
was quiet on Main Street, except for a
couple of women chatting in the front
yard surrounded by a lovely blooming
garden and a white picket fence. Two
people pass the time in front of Maggie’s
House, one sitting in the old front porch
swing. Seeing Palmyra in this moment,
so tranquil, makes one think of how
it must have been 40 or 50 years ago.
Margaret and Fred Lewis, who live on
Main Street, opposite the Palmyra United
Methodist Church, reminisced about a
Palmyra similar to this Sunday afternoon
but much different than we imagine.
Margaret, now 91 and Fred, 88, have
lived in Palmyra for over 50 years. Prior
to his retirement, Fred managed his
own radio and TV sales and repair business from 1958-1990. Margaret kept the
books and took care of their children and
sold TV sets. His son took over the business in 1990 and ran it until 2005.
“It was as good a business as anything
you could get into at the time,” said Fred.
“We had a lot of business from the Lake
beginning in the 1970’s. Put up most of
the antennas. The cable company put us
out of business.”
Margaret grew up in the area and Fred
was a transplant from North Carolina. After
they were married, they moved to Ohio
but not long after returned to the area and
bought the house that once housed the
Midland, the local newspaper. Fred fixed
up a building in the back for the business.
“Paid $5,000 for the house and the lot
back in 1957,” said Fred. In all the time
they lived on Main Street they recalled
one house being built. Nothing much
had changed said Fred except when E.W.
Thomas made the move out of town.
“People came and went,” he said. Jeff
and Mollie Suling lived next door in the
signature yellow house for 30 years.
Where businesses once thrived, only
government buildings remain. Fred and
Margaret agree that the new court house,
the new bridge, new sheriff’s offices
and new library, are a few of the major
changes they’ve seen over the years.
Margaret spoke briefly about her
hobby of collecting news clips, photos
and other items about past events and
current ones. The progress of Fluvanna
has been slow over the years though
growth at Lake Monticello has contributed to population density. Change
has been slower than some would like
but the Lewis’ like the slow pace and
knowing everyone in town.
The biggest changes are the technological advances Fred has seen over so many
years. Fred has learned to adapt and finds
it amazing. He is using a small tablet and
he goes on Facebook and even his TV set
is a new flat screen. Even Fred and Margaret have progressed but still hold onto
the slow, quiet way of life reflected in the
town on a sunny Sunday afternoon.
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Fluvanna Crime Log
Offense
Theft From Building
Burglary/Breaking & Entering
Burglary/Breaking & Entering
All Other Offenses
All Other Offenses
Drug/Narcotic Violations
Theft of Motor Vehicle Parts or Accessories
Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Trespass of Real Property
Trespass of Real Property
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he 2014 Fluvanna County Fair Committee
would like to thank the following sponsors and
contributors for a successful event this year.
Platinum Sponsors
Sponsor Row
• Westminster-Canterbury of the
Blue Ridge
• Kenny’s Auto & Quality Mufflers
• Priority Insurance Services
• Tenaska Virginia Partners, L.P.
• Virginia Community Bank
• Bowles & Associates, Inc.
• Campbell Equipment, Inc.
• Jutta’s Flowers & Things
• EW Thomas, Inc.
• Orange Madison Coop
Gold Sponsors
• A.G. Dillard, Inc.
• Layz S Ranch
• Fluvanna Farm Bureau
• T&N Printing
• Byler Barns & Backyards
• Hi-Tech Sports
Silver Sponsors
• Tractor Hill Equipment - Kioti Tractors
• EW Thomas, Inc.
• Sunbelt
• Big Country 105.3 & 99.1
• Fork Union Military Academy
• Conversations with Wendy
(Hopper Media, LLC)
• Fluvanna Ace Hardware
• Van der Linde Recycling &
Container Rentals
• Modesto Farms Greenhouse
Bronze Sponsors
• Colonial Farm Credit
• Luck Stone
• Monticello Mulch and Landscaping
• Red Rocker Candy
• Strong Team Realtors
• Lowes
• Snoddy’s Electrical Service, Inc.
• Liesman Construction, Inc.
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120 block of Antioch Rd.
3800 block of Zion Rd.
1200 block of Winnsville Dr.
Pleasant Grove Dr.
430 block of The Cross Rd.
Palmyra Auto
70 block of Main St.
30 block of Rolling Rd.
13600 block of James Madison Hwy.
70 block of Manley Ln.
2900 block of West River Rd.
2900 block of West River Rd.
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Friends of the Fair
• Winget-Hernandez, P.C.
• AQUA Virginia, Inc.
• Old Dominion National Bank
• Jefferson Pharmacy
• Fluvanna County High School
Choral Dept.
• Papa Johns
• Dominoes
• Brookside Farm Sawmill Service
• Jerry Haislip and Family
• Donald Haislip and Family
• Empire Iron Blacksmith
• Fluvanna Review
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We would also like to thank all of our 2014 volunteers, staff and vendors that helped
make this year successful along with the following: Fluvanna Ruritan Club and the following Masonic Lodges: Fork Union in Fluvanna County, Taylor in Buckingham County, and Scottsville in Albemarle County; Fluvanna County High School Arts, SGA, FFA,
Power Team, and Athletic departments, Fluvanna 4-H, Ruff Agility Run for Fun and the
Fluvanna County Arts Association.
2014 Fair Committee: George Goin/Modesto Farms Greenhouse, Greg Sclater/Layz S
Ranch, Wade Parrish/Fluvanna Farm Bureau, Tee White and Joan Talley/Fluvanna Farm
Bureau Women’s Committee, John Thompson and Kim Mayo/Virginia Cooperative Extension, Jonathan Pace and Jason Smith/Fluvanna Parks and Recreation.
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10 Old Homestead Circle – Waterview!
19 Overlook – River Views!
164 Winding River – Ten Acres!
Immaculate, Quality, Custom Built. This home has
an open floorplan and
is move-in-ready! Great
Room features hardwood
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Kitchen has solid wood
cabinets, extra-large dining area and easy access
to large deck for entertaining. Family Room is light and bright with
walls of amazing windows & wide, custom built window sills. First
floor bedroom/office has attached full bath and walk in closet. This
home has many upgrades & newer mechanics (2013/2010).
This unique property
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Cape Cod built by
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Construction
with all the features you
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open floor plan, wood
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floor, large second floor master suite with oversized walk in closet. Just
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length back deck with amazing views. Seasonal river views.
If you have been looking
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Situated on ten acres of
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4 Leisure Court –Lake Monticello
4401 Campbell Ct.– Zions Crossroads!
769 Jefferson Drive– Immaculate
Location is everything!
Minutes to I64 and
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features 3 bedrooms,
4.5 baths, gourmet eat
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first floor master suite huge garage, workshop and office w/ full
bath,country front porch and Brazilian Hardwood Deck! This is an
exceptional home loaded with upgrades and a great location!
Lake Monticello is
the perfect oasis in
Fluvanna County. Fast
getaway location is
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Custom
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floors. 4 BR’s. 2076
sq.ft. Lots of storage. Golf, swim, boat, and make new friends. Only
20 min. to Pantops- 28 min. to downtown mall. Directions: From
main gate at LM, right on Jefferson 3/4 mile. House on right
Located one block
from Beach 3, backs
to reserved area. 3 Bed
room contemporary
with soaring ceilings,
5 skylights, master on
1st floor, basement
family room, mudroom,
workshop & extra storage. All appliances convey.
$166,500 • Call Jen 434-989-9246
Queen of Sold
Annette Daly
434-962-2095
You will not find another property like this at Lake Monticello! Tucked
away just inside the main gate. Very private walk to the beach and
club house! First floor bedroom and large laundry room, vaulted great
room, open modern kitchen, large loft, two over sized decks,updated
bath rooms, media room and large workshop and lots of storage.
The extensive landscaping includes many native plantings and a fish
pond. Small out building with electric and water would make a great
studio or gardening shed.
$409,000 • Call Tom 434-962-1625
$229,000 • Call The Queen of Sold 434-962-2095
[email protected]
102 Villa – Sycamore Square
3735 Buck Island Road – Convenient To Charlottesville!
7 Campbell Court – Waterfront
Monticello Properties
The Mediterranean
has 3 bedrooms,
2.5 baths, Luxury
owner’s suite with
Cathedral ceiling,
Soaking tub, Large
walk-in closet 11’x
5’, Attic storage,
Brushed nickel fixtures, G.E. appliance package, tilt in windows, nicely landscaped, 100% qualified ENERGY STAR builder.
Over 14 acres in Albemarle County! Lots
of updates in this
charming home- Solid
1” thick Tennessee
pegged oak floors,
custom made stained
glass windows, upgraded kitchen with
granite counters &
finished basement. 1st floor master with attached bath. Overlook 4
cleared partially fenced acres & 10 wooded acres from 3 season
rm, patio or screened porch! Newer windows, siding, roof, HVAC,
water heater, decks, well pump & more. Move Right In!
Waterfront
cul-de-sac
home situated on a
level half acre lot! Split
bedroom open floor
plan featuring amazing views, vaulted great
room with custom stone
fireplace and skylights,
NEW PRICE!
large screened in deck
with private access from
master and second bedroom, open kitchen with cherry cabinets,
master suite featuring huge walk in closet. Bedroom and full bath in
the lower level, family room with wet bar, wood burning stove and
patio.Paved circular drive and over sized garage. Main lake views!!
$164,500• Call Larry 434-960-9479
$349,900 • Call Jen 434-989-9246
$479,000 • Call Tom 434-962-1625
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or need to put your home on the
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589-7653
WE MANAGE YOUR HOME AS IF IT WERE OUR OWN!
Carl Heimlich • 434-989-2274
[email protected]
38 Hatchechubee Road– Lake Monticello!
Lovely 3 bedroom,
2 1/2 bath home.
Wood burning fireplace in family room.
Nice lot near the end
of the cul-de-sac.
Fenced back yard
with shed. Pet considered w/ owner’s
approval & $250 pet deposit. No Smoking. Renter’s insurance
required.
$1,350 • Call Rachel 434-589-7653
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