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Fluvanna
REVIEW
April 21-27 , 2016 | One Copy Free
High
School
Honor
Roll
Page 6
Learning
Gap
Narrows
Page 10
Fennell
Hearing
Delayed
Page 4
One Speaks
at Tax
Public
Hearing
Page 5
Tornado Aid
Denied
Page 5
Also:
Fluvanna Faces
Crime Log
Calendar
Property Transfers
Sports in Review
Puzzles
Classifieds
Director of Curriculum and Instruction
Brenda Gilliam
April 21-27, 2016 • Volume 36, Issue 16
F OUNDED
IN
1979
BY
Letters to the editor................... 4
Fluvanna faces ........................... 8
Crime log .................................. 11
Calendar ................................... 12
Property transfers ................... 18
Sports in review ....................... 21
Puzzles ...................................... 22
Classifieds................................. 23
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Fennell bond
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BY TRICIA JOHNSON, CORRESPONDENT
A bond hearing was postponed
Wednesday (April 13) for James Edward
Fennell, 32, of Cunningham, who was
arrested in connection with the shooting of his brother on April 9.
Shooting victim Daniel Fennell, 34,
lived in a home with his brother on Bell
Farms Lane, where the incident took
place. The victim was airlifted to the
University of Virginia Medical Center
in critical condition; his condition was
later updated to stable.
James Fennell’s attorney, Richard T.
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comments at tax
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BY CHRISTINA DIMEO, CORRESPONDENT
Only one member of the public spoke
at the Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors’ Wednesday night (April 13) public
hearing on the fiscal year 2017 (FY17)
tax rates, capital improvements plan
(CIP), and operating budget.
Rather than staking a position on a tax
rate, Mike Lawson used his comments to
encourage the county to make sure it is
making note of new home improvements
so that it can capture missing revenue.
Lawson said that a significant number of
county homes are undervalued, which
results in the county charging lower taxes
than the homeowner ought to pay.
The advertised real property tax rate
is 94 cents per $100 valuation. Personal
property tax will likely hold steady at
$4.35 per $100 valuation, while machinery and tools tax will likely stay the same
at $2 per $100 valuation. The advertised
FY17 operating budget, which is based
on a 94-cent rate, is $78,915,765. The
advertised FY17 CIP total is $9,850,841.
Supervisors Mozell Booker and Tony
O’Brien have publicly supported a 93 cent
tax rate, while Supervisor Trish Eager has
pushed for the tax rate to hold steady at
89.9 cents. While Supervisor Don Weaver
hasn’t attached himself to a number, he
has consistently supported lower taxes.
Chairman Mike Sheridan hasn’t indicated
how he will vote on the tax rate.
Fluvanna denied
tornado aid
The Virginia Department of Emergency Management (VDEM) denied Fluvanna’s request for aid following an EF0
tornado that ripped through the county
on Feb. 24, said Cheryl Elliott, emergency services coordinator.
Though Elliott estimated the damage
to the county to be at least $500,000,
the tornado fell short of destroying 25
homes, which Elliott said is the threshold
for receiving state or federal aid.
“If you have fewer than 25 destroyed
homes, they think the communities
can handle it,” Elliott said. “Fortunately,
we did not have any destroyed homes.
We had some damaged homes, but the
damage was considered minor. So what
that means is that everybody is basically
on their own for clean up and repairs
due to the storm.”
Elliott expressed frustration that the
minimum threshold for damage was
not conveyed to her before she applied
for aid. “We weren’t told about the 25
damaged homes minimum,” she said. “If
we had known that, we would have realized we were unlikely to get high-level
aid, and we could have better managed
expectations from the public.”
Elliott said she heard at a meeting April
1 that Fluvanna wasn’t receiving any
state aid. Though VDEM had known for
weeks, she said, Elliott wasn’t notified.
Only three areas in Virginia did receive
aid, Elliott said: Waverly, Essex, and Ap-
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as far as I’ve heard, everybody affected in
Fluvanna has been able to handle their
own clean up and insurance.”
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Martin, Shannon F. 10 A-B
Masinovic, Elvis 8 A-B
Maupin, Morgan Elizabeth 10 A-B
Maynard, Alexa Marlaine 11 A-B
Mayo-Pitts, Mikel 12 A-B
McBride, Alexis Mary 11 A-B
McBride, Brianna Marjorie 9 A-B
McBride, Matthew Gregory 11 A-B
McCann, Rebecca Jane 9 A-B
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McDaniel, Allen Emmett 12 All A’s
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McDonald, Victoria Lane 11 A-B
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McGrath, Abigale Rose 8 A-B
Megahan, Ian Michael 8 A-B
Milburn, Logan Edmund 8 A-B
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Milligan, James Avery 10 A-B
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Mirsky, Kayla 11 All A’s
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Moe, Trevor Lee 11 A-B
Monahan, Brianne Marie 12 All A’s
Monahan, Steven M 9 A-B
Moncure, Mary Katherine 10 A-B
Moneymaker, Allison Paige 10 A-B
Monger, Karson Dean 10 A-B
Mooney, Benjamin Dale 10 A-B
Mooney, Matthew Christopher 10 A-B
Moore, Alyson May 12 All A’s
Moore, Laura Elizabeth 10 A-B
Moore, Mark Justin 9 A-B
Moore, Mckenzie Michelle 8 A-B
Morris, Chloe Elizabeth 8 A-B
Morris, Hali Michele 8 A-B
Morris, Kara Lindsay 12 A-B
Morris, Katrina Nichole 9 A-B
Morris, Mackenzie Blake 8 A-B
Morris, Shane 10 A-B
Morris, Wendy C. 9 A-B
Movchanyuk, Kateryna O. 11 All A’s
Muddiman, Tyler James 8 A-B
Muller, Rachel Anne 10 A-B
Mundy, Dakota Vaughn 9 A-B
Myers-Floyd, Regan Elizabeth 10 A-B
Myrie, Aleesha Michelle 11 A-B
Napier, Lydiah Renee 9 All A’s
Nardone, Stephanie Marie 11 A-B
Naselska, Diana 9 All A’s
Nazar, Brooke Elizabeth 8 A-B
Nazar, Madison Ann 9 A-B
Nazari-Valashesjerdi, Paul Behrang 9 A-B
Ness, Ayiana Olivia 8 A-B
Newman, Graham F. 9 A-B
Newman, Jared Thomas 9 All A’s
Newman, Rebecca Grace 11 All A’s
Newton, Emily Rebecca 10 All A’s
Nguyen, Thao Thach 11 All A’s
Norcross, Laci Danielle 9 All A’s
Norris, Shania Dawn 9 A-B
Notman, Jocelyn 8 All A’s
Novak, Timothy Lee 12 A-B
Nowak, Hunter Pierce 11 All A’s
O’Brien, Isabella Pilar 11 A-B
O’Dell, Cameron Michael 10 A-B
Ofrias, Mary Burnette 12 A-B
O’Malley, Malcolm 9 A-B
Opie, Jamal Marquise 8 A-B
Orlando, Justin Nicholas 12 A-B
Ortiz-Ramos, Bryan Jamil 12 A-B
Ortiz-Ramos, Fabian Abdiel 8 A-B
Osborn, Erin Ann 9 A-B
Osika, David Michael 12 A-B
Ostrowski, Alexander Nicholas 12 A-B
Ott, Courtney Elise 12 A-B
Pace, Andrew James 9 A-B
Pace, Kristen Lee 8 A-B
Pagan, Jonathan 12 A-B
Page, Emily Claire 12 A-B
Palmer, Jordyn Grace 9 A-B
Parker, Brianna Monet 9 A-B
Parrish, Meadow Elizabeth 12 A-B
Patchett, Saige Madison 9 All A’s
Patterson, Nakyra Allay 9 A-B
Payne, Chase Matthew 11 All A’s
Payne, La’Ajah Oynea 9 All A’s
Pellicane, Alexander Paul 8 All A’s
Perry, Noah C. 10 A-B
Persinger, Jordan Lynn 12 A-B
Peters, Ryan Thomas 8 A-B
Pham, Anny 10 A-B
Pieno, Heather Ashlee 9 All A’s
Porter, Austin Jones 10 A-B
Porter, Briana Monet 12 A-B
Puentes, Isaac Salazar 8 A-B
Quinn, Savannah Marie 9 A-B
Rafaly, Matthew William 11 A-B
Rankin, Savannah Leigh 11 A-B
Reaves, Phaedra Junko 12 A-B
Reed, Keira Delaney 9 A-B
Reese, Hallie Elizabeth 10 A-B
Reimers, Jordan Nicole 10 A-B
Reynard, Lydia Elizabeth 11 A-B
Richards, Cory Daniel 10 A-B
Riddler, Andrew Paul 12 All A’s
Rigsby, Erin Michelle 8 A-B
Rios, Mitchel Blake 8 A-B
Rivera-DeJesus, Kyandra Lyz 10 A-B
Roberson, Miranda Lynn 12 A-B
Rosemann, Jared Christian 10 A-B
Ruffa, Katie Ritchie 12 A-B
Rush, Shatrice Rasheal 8 A-B
Russ, Caitlyn Elizabeth 9 All A’s
Sacra, Kayla Elizabeth 9 A-B
Sam, Thomas Bay 10 All A’s
Sandridge, Jordan Cole 10 A-B
Sapp, Joanna Marie 12 A-B
Scales, Roman Anton 8 All A’s
Scalzo, Alexander David 11 A-B
Scalzo, Mia Rose 12 A-B
Schurtz, Clio Robnett 8 All A’s
Schwartz, Jeremy Owen 11 A-B
Scott, Kyia Shawn 8 A-B
Seal, Tyler David 8 A-B
Searcy, Abigail E. 10 A-B
Searcy, Charles Bryan 11 A-B
Sebolt, Avery Jackson 12 All A’s
Sechler, Eleanor Jane 12 All A’s
Sechler, Kaitlin Madison 8 All A’s
Sheets, Andrew Michael 10 All A’s
Shelden, Nicholas W.C. 10 A-B
Shelley, Kyra Savanah 9 A-B
Shelton, Lauren Antelle 8 All A’s
Shephard, Kamden Nicholas 9 All A’s
Shepherd, Autumn Jade 12 A-B
Shepherd, Jules Alicia 8 All A’s
Sherman, Abby Mattea 10 All A’s
Sherman, Andrew James 12 A-B
Sherman, Rachel Elizabeth 10 A-B
Sherman, Tobias Eugene 8 A-B
Shields, Cameron Steven 8 A-B
Shifflett, Dale Aaron 12 A-B
Shifflett, Hailee Elise 8 All A’s
Shifflett, Victoria Paige 8 A-B
Shiflett, Dalton Ray 12 A-B
Shiflett, Madelyn Davis 10 A-B
Shiner, Michael H. 11 A-B
Shull, Kassandra Marie 9 A-B
Silverman, Gage Daniel 10 All A’s
Simms, Taijana Brielle 12 A-B
Skeen, Cameron Alexis 10 A-B
Smith, Dominique Opal 12 A-B
Smith, Makenna Jean 12 A-B
Smith, Nathanial Aiden 9 A-B
Snead, Matthew Lawson 9 All A’s
Spitler, Sarah P. 10 A-B
Sprouse, Emily E. 9 All A’s
Stafford, Madison Leigh 10 A-B
Stallard, Malena Angela 8 All A’s
Stanke, Jack Douglas 11 A-B
Staton, Joseph Darryl 11 A-B
Stephens, Cayla Kent 12 A-B
Stevens, Andrew Douglas 11 All A’s
Stoltz, Caleb James 8 A-B
Stoltz, Madison Jane 10 A-B
Stowell, Kathryn Grace 11 A-B
Strickland, Olivia Rose 9 All A’s
Stuart, David Richard 12 All A’s
Stukalkina, Diana Serhiyivna 10 All A’s
Stutz, Jilian S. 10 A-B
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Symmers, Peyton Jordan 10 A-B
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Thomas, Hannah Marie 11 A-B
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Toler, Asia Lyn 8 A-B
Tomaras, Paige Marie 9 A-B
Tornel, William 10 A-B
Tovar, Jonathan 11 A-B
Trail, Rebecca Ruth 9 A-B
Trent-Michie, Trequan Marquez 8 A-B
Turley, Braden G. 11 A-B
Van Ornum, Corban 10 A-B
Van Tol, Nicholas Kenneth 9 A-B
Vernon, Joshua Sage 10 A-B
Vest, Makayla Lenae 10 A-B
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Wade, Trevor Ryan 8 A-B
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Wood, Jacob Andrew David 10 A-B
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Fresh Beef Cubed Steak ........................ $3.99 lb.
Center Cut Pork Loin Chops................... $2.99 lb.
Boneless Pork Loin Roasts .................... $2.89 lb.
Carolina Pride Baby Back Ribs ............. $3.99 lb.
Tyson Split Chicken Breasts ...................$1.49 lb.
Perdue Value Pack Chicken Wings.........$2.19 lb.
Perdue Chicken Nuggets 13 oz. ..................... $2.49
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Land O Lakes American Cheese .......... $4.99 lb.
Signature Turkey Breasts ..................... $4.99 lb.
Boars Head Virginia Baked Ham .......... $6.99 lb.
Amish Macaroni or Potato Salad ......... $1.99 lb.
Lofthouse 10 ct. Cookies .......................... $2.99
Freshly Baked Sub Rolls ....................... 4/$1.99
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Ballpark Meat Franks 15 oz. ................... 2/$4.00
Jamestown Pork Sausage 1 lb. ................. $1.19
Oscar Mayer Meat Bologna 1 lb. ............... $2.29
Philly All Beef Sandwich Steaks 9 oz. ...... $2.39
Frozen Tuna Steaks 5-6 oz. ........................ $2.99
Arctic Shores Whiting Fillets 2 lb. ............ $4.99
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Grade A Large Dozen Eggs ........................ 79¢
Essential Everyday American Singles 16 oz. 2/$5.00
La Yogurt 6 oz. .............................................. 39¢
Tropicana Pure Premium Orange Juice 58 oz. $2.99
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5 lb. Bag Green Giant Russet Potatoes ... $1.79
Large Ripe Tomatoes lb. ............................. 99¢
Iceberg Lettuce head ................................. 99¢
Sweet Red Grapes lb. ............................... $1.49
3 lb. Bag Delicious Apples ................... 2/$5.00
Fresh Express Caesar Kit ea. ................... $2.99
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Lean Cuisine One Dish Favorites ............. $1.99
Culinary Circle Pizzas ....................... 3/$10.00
Ore Ida Tater Tots 30 oz. ............................ $2.99
Turkey Hill Ice Cream 48 oz. .................... 2/$5.00
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Wishbone EVOO Salad Dressings 12 oz. ........... $2.49
Hanover Green Beans 101 oz. ........................... $3.99
Jello Pudding Instant or Cook & Serve .................... .89¢
M&Ms Several varieties 10.8 oz. .............................. $2.59
Pace Salsa 24 oz. ............................................2/$5.00
Nissan Cup Noodles 3 pk. ..............................3/$3.00
Nabisco Chips Ahoy 3 varieties .......................2/$5.00
Selected Essential Everyday Pasta 12-16 oz. ...... .69¢
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Corps at the University of
Virginia. I served as a naval
flight officer flying the
F-14 Tomcat and F/A-18F
Super Hornet.
Mark Black
Fluvanna Faces
What is one of your pet
peeves?
People who are inconsiderate of those around
them.
What do you do in your
spare time?
I enjoy spending time
with family, athletics, and
physical fitness.
What pivotal decision
helped to shape your
life?
Believing and accepting
Where do you live?
Jesus Christ as my Lord and
Lake Monticello.
personal savior.
How long have you lived in Fluvanna?
Tell us about a way you have
What brought you here?
changed over the years.
We have resided here for 18 months.
I have strived to be more dedicated
My assignment to the University of Virnot only to attempting to define what is
ginia brought us here.
correct, but also demonstrating the fortitude to do what is right.
Tell us about your family.
I am married to Kim Black, who is origWhat has surprised you about your
inally from Pace, Florida. We have been
life?
married for 28 years. We have two sons,
I don’t know if surprise is the correct
Victor and Luke, that have both graduword, but I am amazed at how much the
ated from college and are making their
Lord has blessed me.
way in life.
What’s one thing you hope to acWhat do you do for a living?
complish before you die?
I am an officer in the United States
I hope to be an inspiration to others
Navy. I am currently the commanding
and help influence them to be more than
officer and professor of naval science
their current circumstances or aspiraof the Naval Reserve Officers Training
tions.
The Point of Fork Chapter
of the Daughters of the
American Revolution held
its April meeting at Rivanna
Farm, the home of Julia Neal
Rose, located in Bremo Bluff.
Rivanna Farm was the home
of Joseph Samuel Payne of
Goochland and Annie Holmes
Harrison of Clifton in Cumberland. It was built on a section
of land once belonging to the
Point of Fork section of the
Galt land which extended up
the James River to the Galt
home known as Glenarvon.
Rose’s family has owned this
home since it was built in
1879. Once known as Eglenton, it was renamed Rivanna
Farm because the Rivanna
Railway Flag stop was moved
up the track to the property.
The farm has been recognized
by the County of Fluvanna as
a Heritage Farm and by the
Virginia Historical APVA landmarks because it represents a
farm that was built to take advantage of the new Alleghany
railroad system replacing the
old Kanawha Canal.
(Bottom to top) Julia Rose, Betty Holland; Euxine Faix,
Lin White; Marianne Hill. Liz Koedam; Sarah Donnelly
and Beth Smith. Photo courtesy of Bea Brittain
Tell us about one of your regrets.
Being away from my family for extended periods of time.
What quote or saying do you connect
with most? Why do you like it?
“Trust in the Lord with all of your
Our tradition continues Old
heart; do not rely on your own understanding. In all of your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your
paths.” Proverbs 3:5-6.
Farm Day 2016
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. • Saturday, May 7
PLEASANT GROVE PARK, RT. 53, PALMYRA VA
Enter our contests Do you love to take pictures? Enter your best shots
of farm life in Fluvanna in our photography contest – call for details!
Does everyone rave about your baking skills? Enter our Apple Pie
Contest - or enter the Hay Bale Toss to see who’s Fluvanna’s best.
Visit our vendors Crafters, community organizations, churches &
local businesses will be on hand to show you their products & services.
Enjoy your favorite foods: barbecue, burgers, fried chicken and more.
Live music all day long!
Watch Heritage Crafters demonstrate spinning, weaving, treadle
sewing, and other skills that were commonplace yesterday, and are highly
valued today.
Kids love Old Farm Day, Children can enjoy riding the barrel train,
watching the Cotton Candy Lady at work, and building a scarecrow.
Visit with the Owls from the Virginia Wildlife Center at 11:00 and 1:00;
plant herbs in the kitchen garden at 1:00 and 3:00, or check out the
petting zoo and pony rides all day!
• Antique Farrm Equipment
• Classic Autos & Trucks
• Arts & Crafts • Kids’ Activities
• Demonstratiions & Exhibits
• Great Food, Live Music And Much More!
Adults $5 • Children 12 & under FREE
Bring your family and friends - but no pets, please!
Rain or shine. Information; call 434-589-7910; or
email [email protected]
The Fluvanna Historical Society Celebrates the 20th Anniversary of Old Farm Day
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Custom built water front. First level
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Closing the gap in Fluvanna
schools
BY TRICIA JOHNSON, CORRESPONDENT
Photo by Tricia Johnson
Economically disadvantaged students
in Fluvanna County Public Schools
are performing better on standardized
testing than in the past, closing the gap
in test averages with students from families with greater incomes, according to
data from the SOL.
The achievement gap between races
is narrowing in Fluvanna as well, with
black students’ test scores coming much
closer to students of other ethnicities.
Fluvanna’s Director of Curriculum
and Instruction Brenda Gilliam said that
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those working multiple jobs, juggling
work schedules, or looking for work,
can be too exhausted to provide their
preschool aged children with educational opportunities. “Those same families
are not going to have internet resources
at home, which we are finding to be a
major challenge now. It is not necessarily that they could not afford internet
service, but that there is no service to
be had where they live,” she explained.
Gilliam thinks that the testing disparity among the races is actually caused by
poverty, and that the gap is more of an
economic difference. “Primarily it is an
economic gap. I think I see overlap with
economics for all of that,” she asserted.
Students from disadvantaged homes
often begin their school career trying
to catch up with their peers. “When we
start kindergarten, we have students all
over the place,” Gilliam said. “We literally
have children who are reading, children
who have started to read, and children
who don’t recognize letters yet.”
“Absolutely all school systems struggle
with the economic gap,” said Gilliam. “If
you look at our data, around 30 percent
of our students are on free or reduced
lunch – which is a lot but not as much as
some others around us.”
“Central Elementary and West Central
Primary have been trying to do a lot with
preschool providers and stay-at-home
families to help ensure that students are
in a similar place when they enter kindergarten,” Gilliam said. “It can be difficult to catch up. “
By the time those students reached fifth
grade math, the differences in the testing
scores were alarming. In the 2012-2013
school year, economically disadvantaged
students in Fluvanna only tested at 42
percent of the average for non-disadvantaged students. Black students tested at
40 percent compared to other ethnicities. By the 2014-2015 school year, disadvantaged students’ scores had risen to 83
percent of average, and black students’
scores were at 80 percent - an almost 100
percent increase in testing scores.
Similar increases were seen in sixth
and seventh grade math for those same
years, where scores rose for economically disadvantaged from 60 percent to 82
percent for sixth graders and 39 percent
to 67 percent for seventh; black students
scores increased from 44 percent to 81
percent in sixth grade and 29 percent to
78 percent in seventh – an astonishing
increase.
Gilliam credits collaboration among
the teachers for much of the improvement. “The biggest thing we have done
is working with our teachers on developing professional learning communities,” Gilliam said. “We pulled teachers
together and had them look at the rigor
that is being asked for on these assessments, using them as a think tank to
work together, to plan together, for instruction. A teacher whose students
score well may share techniques with
others; a teacher whose students did
not score as well in a certain area can
show other teachers their methods and
ask for advice,” she said.
“We also have a K-12 math specialist
and we have a literacy specialist who
go into those meetings with staff. An
administrator is in there as well,” said
Gilliam. “at the end of the year we will
have our 4th and 5th grade teachers
meet together and look at data together, so they can see where the students
are excelling and where there might be
needs to be met.”
Another thing that has helped, according to Gilliam, is that the middle
school has built in extra instructional
time into their schedules. “A few years
ago, students only had a 60 minute
block for reading, and math,” Gilliam
explained. “Now we have a 90 minute
block and we saw the result almost immediately with our scores – we saw significant gains there.”
“What we are seeing is that the
achievement gap is starting to lessen,”
said Gilliam. “We are constantly looking
at our data, to put in place services where
we might need them,” she explained.
“One of the things I am really excited
about,” she added, “is that we are trying
to get more students to take algebra in
the eighth grade, and we are seeing some
real gains there.”
Another positive change has to do with
the governor’s school. “When we started
screening for the governor’s school, we
had so many students who qualified,
that we added a second group, doubling
the number of students who participate,”
Gilliam said.
“One of the assessments we use is the
MAP (Measures of Academic Progress)
assessment,” said Gilliam. “So when
you get your test data back, you can not
only see how your kids did but how kids
in your district did compared with kids
across the country. It also tracks individual students’ accomplishments as
well,” she explained. “This assessment
really helps us to look at the students to
be sure they are making the growth that
is expected of them. “We also use that
with our teachers - we give them a midyear report and say, ‘Here is where your
kids were when they came in and here is
where they are now,’ - are they progress-
ing as expected?”
“Since we start MAP when kids come
in, in kindergarten, we have data for
many, many, years now to see their academic progress through the eight grade.
The College Board has come out with a
PSAT for 8th and 9th grade now, so we
are going to be using that data as well.
Combined with the SAT, we will have
data for students’ entire school careers,”
Gilliam said.
“The College Board now has a partnership with the Khan Academy,” Gilliam
said, “ so that students can work on their
specific skill deficits on line.”
“Going back to problems with internet access at home,” said Gilliam. “what
we have done this year is that we have
added after-school buses for high school
and middle school, so that kids can stay
Schools hold sixth
annual 24 math
competition
Place
Grade 3
Grade 4
Grade 5
Grade 6
1st
Simon Price
Kai Reece
William Daivs
Ethan Hamilton
2nd
Ivan Patchett
Noah Hamilton
Kenyon Smith
Jacob Ondek
3rd
Joshua Moore
Chazz Barksdale-White
Jamie Roth
Riley Yowell
4th
Hayley Marshall
Javier Gonzalez- Rollins
Aniah Webb
Ava Amato
The Fluvanna Middle School gymnasium was alive with a different type of
competition on April 12. There were no
basketballs, running, or whistles. The
sounds were instead those of students
solving math problems and reaching the
solution of “24.” A total of 55 students
in grades 3 through 7 worked with their
teachers and earned the right to compete
in the school division’s annual 24 math
competition, according to a press release
from the schools.
Participants play the 24© Game, which
involves a deck of cards, each showing
four whole numbers between 1 and 9.
When presented with a card, the players
strive to be the first to combine the four
numbers to make 24 using only addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. In addition to supporting pattern
recognition, mental-math, and problem-
solving abilities, this game has proven to
elicit a high level of interest and excitement in math from students.
“The competition amongst the students was exciting and intense to watch
as students went through rounds to determine first through fourth place. Our
school division is blessed to have support
from teachers and volunteers that helped
to make this tournament a success,” said
Kenny Yowell, K-12 math specialist for
Fluvanna County Public Schools, who
worked to organize the tournament.
The top four competitors in each grade
level have been invited to participate
in Regional 24 Tournament in Orange
County on Tuesday, April 26 at 6 p.m.
For more information about the 24©
Game or to volunteer at next year’s tournament, contact Yowell at kyowell@
apps.fluco.org or 434-510-1000.
after school and work on these things
online if they want to. There is also afterschool tutoring available, and US Flucos
works with students who may be firstgeneration college students.”
“Mr. Stang was doing Terrific Tuesdays
because in this community – in a rural
setting – it is not easy to get access to extra-curricular classes you might have in
Albemarle or Charlottesville,” she said.
“We also have Kids College in the
summer,” Gilliam said. “We brought it
here so that people could have access
to it here rather than having to drive in
to Charlottesville. We worked with Piedmont Virginia Community College to
reduce the cost. It is not free, but there
is a reduced cost for parents who cannot
afford it. PVCC has been a great partner,”
she added.
“I am just so excited about the staff
here, the parents, the teachers, the kids,
it is just really exciting,” said Gilliam.
“Everybody is energized and they are
always coming up with new ideas. It is a
wonderful place to work and be and I am
really proud of what they have done it is
just fabulous – and we are not done,” she
added. “Somebody always has another
idea to try.”
“When we look at the accreditation
results, and we see how few school divisions in the state have all of their schools
accredited, I think we are doing great. I
think our career and technical education
programs are excellent...I think we have
some fabulous programs,” she said. “I
can’t wait,” Gilliam added, “to see where
we go from here.”
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Community Calendar
Fluvanna Art Association
artists exhibits
Baine’s Books and Coffee, 485 Valley St., Scottsville:
works by Rene Ruffner; Fluvanna County Library: works
by Sara Gondwe; Union First Market Bank: works by
Catherine Hamilton; Fluvanna County Government
Offices: works by Windy Payne; Angell’s Fitness and
Dance: works by Janet Rugari and Catherine Hamilton;
Pleasant Grove House Museum: works by Janet Rugari.
Ash Lawn opera
Ash Lawn Opera presents a year of perennial
favorites with Verdi’s La traviata in collaboration
with the Oratorio Society of Virginia, Mozart’s Così
fan tutte, and Rodgers and Hammerstein’s South
Pacific. All performances will be at the Paramount
Theater in the heart of downtown Charlottesville.
The season will feature seven singers from the
Metropolitan Opera. In addition, Ash Lawn Opera
will offer discounted three-production and summer
ticket packages for the first time, and is launching
a brand new website.
Old Farm Day photo
contest underway
FLUVANNA
COMMUNITY
SINGERS
SPRING CONCERT
“SOUL OF AMERCIA”
Saturday, April 30 at 7:30 pm
Sunday, May 1 at 3:00 pm
The 60+ strong voices of the
Fluvanna Community Singers
will be lifted up in a
program of Gospel
and Spiritual music.
Directed by Horace Scruggs,
the performance will include
"Amazing Grace,"
"Stand Upon the Rock"
and "When You Believe"
to name a few.
Come!
Sway to the beat!
Clap your hands!
Enjoy these timeless songs!!
★Admission FREE
★ No Reserved Seats
Once again, Old Farm Day organizers are sponsoring a farm-related photo contest for Fluvanna
County residents. This year’s theme is “Life on
the Farm.” The contest will be divided into age
divisions, with professional and amateur photographers judged separately. Divisions are up to seven
years, 8-12 years, 13-18 years, and adult. The
photos will be displayed during Old Farm Day, May
7 at Pleasant Grove Plantation off Rt. 53. Winners
in each division will receive $25 after judging in
June. Full rules and other information about Old
Farm Day are at www.oldfarmday.org. Additional
information at 434-589-7910.
Pleasant Grove Museum
Learn about Fluvanna County and its transportation
history. Open daily for tours: M-F 8am-5pm, Sat/
Sun 12pm-4pm. For questions or more information, please call 434-589-2016.
Fluvanna Art Association
artists’ exhibits
Fluvanna County Library: works by Mary Ann Friedman; Union First Market Bank: works by Deborah
Nixon; Fluvanna County Government Offices: works
by Windy Payne; Angell’s Fitness and Dance: works
by Janet Rugari; Pleasant Grove House Museum:
works by Janet Rugarii. For more information about
the FAA, visit www.fluvannaart.com or call Susan
Lang at 434-589-2725.
Partnering to help animals
The Dogwood Restaurant and Caring For Creatures
CountrySide
Upholstery
Home & Marine
If you are grieving the death of a loved one, join
GriefShare. This support group seminar meets
weekly for 13 weeks. This group offers support
while you take your journey through grief. Group
meets on Thursdays, beginning Now through
May 12, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Calvary Chapel Fluvanna’s church office. Call Darlene at 434-9894889 to register. Workbook fee $16.
Adult classes
Fluvanna Adult Education Classes (GED prep., basic
skills, and ESL) meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 9 a.m. to noon and on Tuesday from 5-8 p.m.
Families Learning Together, a program for parents of
children from birth to third grade, meets Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and Wednesdays
from 10 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.
Active adult center
The Cunningham Older Active Adult Center meets
the first and third Monday of every month
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Scottsville VFW
on River Road in Scottsville. Crafts, games, trips
and special events offered with other active older
adults.
Carroll Morse
434-589-4106
P.O. Box 8, Rt. 603
Kents Store, VA 23084
Planting for Pollinators
Join the Fluvanna Master Gardeners and Carol
Heiser from the Virginia Department of Game and
Inland Fisheries on Saturday, April 23, in the butterfly garden at Pleasant Grove as she shares her
knowledge on native plants and attracting pollinators. Participate in the spring planting of native
plants. Help install nests for native bees and puddling stations for butterflies. For more information,
visit www.fluvannamg.org.
Bybee Baptist yard sale
Bybee’s Road Baptist Church is having a yard sale
on Saturday April 23 from 7 a.m. to noon. Lots of
items for sale, plus there will be gently used clothing as well. Relay for Life team will be selling hot
dogs and desserts. The church is located at 4989
Bybee’s Church Road in Troy. 434-589-8529
http://www.bybeechurch.org/.
Shooter response training
Fluvanna American Legion meets the third
Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the
Village Plaza in Fork Union. The Legion is a veteran’s organization dedicated to assisting local
vets and community through a variety of programs.
Please contact Post Commander Vonderbeck at
842-2200 for additional details.
Sheriff’s Office to hold active shooter response training The Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office and Saints
Peter and Paul Church will host an active shooter
response class for citizens on Saturday, April 23,
from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Citizens will learn basic concepts about how to respond
and protect themselves during an active shooter situation. The training will be held at Saints Peter and
Paul Church in Palmyra. Registration is required, and
can be completed on the Fluvanna County Sheriff’s
Office Facebook page. For more information, contact
Lt. Jesse T. Ellis at 434-589-8211.
Fluvanna Farmers Market
Palmyra U.M. auction
American Legion meetings
The Fluvanna Farmers Market is held at Pleasant
Grove every Tuesday from 2 to 6 p.m. Call 434-5911950 for more information. Lots of new vendors.
St. John’s Episcopal Church
services
St. John’s Episcopal Church in Columbia will hold
a Healing Service at 7:30 p.m. on April 22. St.
John’s will also hold the following services: Holy
Eucharist service at 10:30 a.m. on April 24 with
potluck luncheon to follow at Parish House after
service (St. John’s Episcopal Church is located
north of the intersection of Washington St. and
Rt. 6. The Parish House is located at 48 Cameron
Street).
Oakland School Earth Day Celebration will be held
Friday, April 22 at 1:30 p.m. In conjunction with
Wild Virginia, an organization dedicated to preserving Virginia’s national forests through education
and advocacy, Oakland School, in Troy, will engage
in various activities that educate our students
about preserving our natural resources.
TRIAD hosts CarFit
www.Carysbrook.org
or call 434-842-1333
GriefShare
Oakland Earth Day
NO RESERVE SEATS!
Purchase your tickets online:
Carysbrook Performing Arts Center
8880 James Madison
Highway (Hwy 15)
Fork Union,VA 23055
are partnering to help the animals at the sanctuary.
On the second Monday of every month from
5 p.m. to 8 p.m., the Dogwood will offer five dinner
specials, and donate a portion of those sales to CFC!
areas of participants’ vehicles which include: the
steering wheel, proper seat belt use, head restraints, etc. Each checkup takes about 20 minutes
– this is not a driving test or mechanical inspection.
The Fluvanna County TRIAD is an organization that
works to bring together law enforcement agencies,
senior citizens, and senior organizations, and it is
focused on reducing crimes against seniors. TRIAD
also promotes health and wellness initiatives for
seniors. For more information, contact Valerie
Luevano, [email protected], 434-4220405 or Andrea Gaines, againes@fluvannasheriff.
com, 434-591-2005.
On Friday, April 22, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the
Fluvanna County TRIAD will host CarFit at the Jefferson Centre, 265 Turkey Sag Trail in Palmyra.
Fluvanna County High School students will offer
free car washes to participants who complete the
CarFit inspection. CarFit is a free, interactive and
educational program that teaches participants
how to make their personal vehicle “fit” them to
increase safety and mobility when they hit the road.
CarFit Technicians will be on site to review 12 key
Palmyra United Methodist Church is sponsoring
an evening of fun while raising money for charities with a dinner, dance and silent auction to be
held at the Lake Monticello Firehouse on Saturday,
April 23. Big Band music played by ‘Flashbacks’
from 5:30 to 8 p.m. $17.50 per person. Baked Ziti
Dinner (Gluten free available too). Contact Patty at
434-981-8963.
Mega yard sale
Crossroads Community Church will hold their
semiannual yard sale on Saturday, April 23 from
8 a.m.-noon. Lots of stuff, priced to sell. All proceeds go to the CCC Building Fund. Come by 5578
Richmond Rd in Troy, have a free cup of coffee and
browse the sale. Go to www.ccc4mission.org or
call 434-589-6689 for more information.
Prayer conference
Women’s Prayer Conference at Cloverdale Baptist
Church will be held April 23 from 8:30 a.m. –
1:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be the Rev. Cecelia
Lewis, associate minister of Jerusalem Baptist
Church in Manakin Sabot. The theme for the day is
“Nurturing Spiritual Growth: Through Personal Soul
Searching, Attitudinal Adjustments and Training…
Romans 7:6.”
Fire department yard sale
The Palmyra Volunteer Fire Department will hold a
community yard sale on Saturday, April 30, from
8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Toys, furniture, household items,
and more! The event will be at the firehouse on Rt.
15 north of Palmyra. Donations of gently used items
(no clothes, please) are welcome. Call Donna at 434-
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Calendar from page 12
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Together
Comedy for a cause
466-6838 to coordinate. Have something to sell? Call
Amy at 434-531-4182 to reserve a spot. See https://
www.facebook.com/PVFCLadies/ for more details.
Great comedy for a cause at Charlottesville High
School, Saturday, April 30, at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Michael Joiner – comedian/actor, winner Hollywood
Improv’s “Funniest Comic LA” and star of Sony Pictures
“The Grace Card.” Cost is $18 per ticket. Proceeds to
benefit Heart Havens Charlottesville for people with intellectual disabilities. www.eventbrite.com
Fluvanna Community
singers spring concert
Try a class, swim laps, or ride
bikes together, everything is
better with a friend!
Fluvanna Community Singers will be giving a free
spring concert: “Hymns, Spirituals and Gospels,
The Soul of America.” The Fluvanna Community
Singers, directed by Horace Scruggs, will be performing April 30 at 7:30 p.m. and May 1 at 3 p.m.
at the Carysbrook Performing Arts Center.
Horticulture scholarship
We Host Pool Parties!
Book your pool party today.
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434-589-6100
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Visit our website for our
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The Fluvanna Master Gardeners will award a $500
scholarship to a Fluvanna County resident who
plans to study horticulture or sustainable landscape management at the post-secondary level
within the 2016-2017 academic year. The purpose
of this scholarship is to promote the interest of Fluvanna County residents in creating and maintaining a healthy, sustainable environment through the
study of horticulture and landscape management.
Applications are due April 30. For eligibility criteria and application, visit www.fluvannamg.org.
Art show
The Fluvanna Art Association will hold its 41st
Annual Art Show from April 30 to May 27 at
the Fluvanna County Library. A “Meet the Artists”
reception will be held on April 30 from 1 to 3 p.m.
in the meeting room at the library. This is a judged
show and awards will be given at this time. Please
join us for light refreshments and to view the work
of our many talented artists. For more information
visit www.fluvannaart.com or call Susan at 434589-2725 or Page at 434-589-9005.
Singspiration
Beulah Baptist Church, at1633 Kents Store Way,
will have a Singspiration on Sunday, May 1 starting at 6 p.m. It is a time for brothers and sisters in
Christ to join together to worship God by sharing
their talents, such as singing, playing an instrument, poetry, skits, etc. For more information, call
434-589-2245.
Santos to talk
Friends of the Library will hold a meeting on
Wednesday evening, May 4, at 7 p.m. at the
library. Our speaker will be Carlos Santos, coauthor of “ROT, RIOT, and REBELLION – Mr. Jefferson’s Struggle to Save the University That
Changed America.” Santos will speak about the
unexpected challenges faced by UVa.’s founder
and faculty. Come for an entertaining evening with
door prizes, raffles, and refreshments. To help with
planning, reservations are encouraged. Call the
Fluvanna Library at 434-589-1400.
One of Spring’s great
events
Fascinating exhibits of traditional farming and farm
equipment, demonstrations by heritage crafters,
kids’ activities, food, vendors and entertainment
are on the agenda for Old Farm Day, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Saturday, May 7. Old Farm Day will also include
displays from community churches, organizations
and businesses, contests, and great food from
more than 100 local vendors and exhibitors. “This
should be one of the great events of spring,” said
Old Farm Day Chair Tricia Johnson, of the Fluvanna
Historical Society. Proceeds from Old Farm Day are
divided between a fund to set up the museum and
the Fluvanna Historical Society. More information
is at www.OldFarmDay.org, or by contacting info@
oldfarmday.org or 434-390-1218. Those interested in volunteering, either for the preparation or for
working shifts or the full day during the event itself
also should contact [email protected].
Plant sale
The Fluvanna Master Gardeners will sponsor a
sidewalk plant sale on Saturday, May 7 from 9
a.m. to noon across from Food Lion. Featured
plants will include flowering annuals, perennials,
tomatoes, peppers, and deer-resistant plants. Proceeds will benefit community education projects.
For information, visit www.fluvannamg.org or call
434-591-1950.
Square dancing
Fluvanna Flutterwheels will be square dancing on
May 7, with early rounds at 7 p.m. The cuers will
be Jim and Priscilla Adcock and the caller will be
Jimmy Roberson of North Carolina. Mainstream
and plus will be held from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Fluvanna County High School. For more information
call Janice at 434-286-2585 or Warren at 434981-1747.
Olivier to speak
The next meeting of the Fluvanna Art Association
(FAA) will be on Friday, May 13 from 9:30 a.m.
– noon. Please note: This month’s meeting will be
held at the Fluvanna Community Center at 5725
James Madison Highway in Fork Union. The guest
speaker will be Leah Olivier, who will demonstrate
the meditative process of Zen Drawing and explain
many of the benefits such as increased focus and
creativity. $10 for non-members. For more information visit www.fluvannaart.com or contact Bev
at [email protected].
School briefs
High school forensics team wins
state championship
The Fluvanna County High School forensics
team won the state championships Saturday (April
2) in the Virginia High School League division 3A,
said Coach Craig Edgerton.
Much like a swim team, the members of the forensics team battle in speech and debate contests
singly or in pairs. Their scores are added together to
determine the team’s overall score, said Edgerton.
The state winners were:
• Jonathan Corbin (senior), first in extemporaneous;
• Dominique Smith (senior), first in dramatic
interpretation;
• Madison Stafford (sophomore), first in storytelling;
• Andrew Guess (senior), second in original oratory;
• Savannah Nelson (senior), second in serious duo;
• Savannah Forren (junior), second in serious duo;
• Nikola Bajs (junior), second in impromptu;
• Jeremy Schwartz (junior), second in humorous
interpretation;
• Kate Moncure (sophomore), second in storytelling;
• Thao Nguyen (junior), third in original oratory.
The 26-member forensics team has only been
around for five years, but nevertheless has won conference championships every year since its first year
in competition, said Edgerton, who teaches theater
and public speaking at the high school. This year the
team also snagged the regional champion title.
Students compete in categories like extemporaneous, which Edgerton said revolves around current events. In the impromptu category, students
have no chance to prepare but are instead given
a topic and seven minutes in which to organize a
speech.
“In the original category, kids work all year on
one persuasive speech,” Edgerton said. Then in the
interpretation category, students work by themselves or with a partner, delivering pieces out of a
book or play, he said.
Some of the forensics team members have already qualified for national competition, Edgerton
said. Five students are going to the National Catholic Forensic League competition in Sacramento,
California, on Memorial Day weekend, and five students will head to Salt Lake City, Utah, in the third
week of June to compete in the National Speech &
Debate Association championships.
“In order to send them we’re going to have to
raise the money,” said Edgerton. “They have to pay
for their own travel, lodging and food.”
Students and their parents are already trying to
raise money in various ways, said Edgerton. They are
planning a yard sale, organizing a pancake breakfast, starting a Go Fund Me account, and seeking
local business sponsorships.
“We’ll have a student showcase May 5 that we’ll
open to the community,” said Edgerton. “We’ll sell
tickets for people to see the performances, not just
of the students going to nationals but of everyone
on the team.”
For more information, visit the Facebook page
for FCHS theatre & Fluco speech.
– Christina Dimeo, Correspondent
Twenty-Four Tournament
Fourth-grade winners:
Noah Hamilton (2nd place),
Chazz Barksdale-White
(3rd place) and
Kai Reese (1st place.)
Third-grade winners:
Josh Moore (3rd place),
Simon Price (1st place) and
Ivan Patchett (2nd place).
Photos by Susan Brown
Carysbrook Elementary sent 16 school-level winners to the district’s Twenty-Four Tournament at Fluvanna
Middle School on April 12. Carysbrook’s competitors came from classroom and community tournaments.
The regional tournament for Carysbrook’s winners will be held at Prospect Heights Middle School on April
25. Twenty-Four is a math skills game that can be played competitively.
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Clinic in Uganda saves lives
Roger Robertson
BY PAGE GIFFORD, CORRESPONDENT
After years of planning, hoping,
praying, dreaming and finally building,
the Rev. Gerald Francis Musuubire and
parishioners from Sts. Peter and Paul
Church are working on the next step in
continued support of a clinic in Kikyusa,
Uganda. Father Gerald, originally from
Uganda, couldn’t be happier with the
outcome and the outpouring of help to get
the much-needed clinic off the ground.
Though the parishioners agree there is
still a great deal of work to be done the
clinic is already saving lives in an area
so rural that the nearest hospital is miles
away. Within the last year parishioner
Robert Maher reported that over 1,100
patients were admitted, over 6,400 were
outpatients and 128 babies were born.
“These people had never been vaccinated; 326 babies were immunized from June
to December of last year,” said Maher.
Father Gerald tells the story of a
woman who was bitten by a very poisonous black snake while working outside.
He admits that if the clinic did not exist,
she would have died trying to get to the
hospital. She was treated successfully
and is alive and well to tell her story. If
people in the area need medical attention, they don’t have to walk for miles,
they can walk or ride a bike to the clinic
in far less time.
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without their challenges, such as the
24-hour solar panels that are too weak to
sustain lighting the building.
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Sts. Peter and Paul Church’s Uganda clinic. Photo courtesy of Peter Coleman
“They were delivering babies with
flashlights,” said Maher. The lighting has
somewhat improved but the system still
needs more upgrades.
In a You Tube video parishioner Peter
Coleman shared, it was clear the people
took pride in their clinic and in their
work. One nurse even did the landscaping around the building, making it less
austere and more inviting.
“Over time we have improved general
health care and educated mothers,” said
Maher. “The people are so grateful.” This
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them and walk with them. Their appreciation is limitless.
“We have had 250 pounds of medical supplies and clothing donated,” said Coleman.
“Nothing goes to waste,” added Maher,
respectful of their frugality.
Father Gerald explained the next goal
is to fill a shipping container full of
medical supplies. They need sponsorship for the container and would like to
work with another church or find a corporate sponsor.
They need to build a residence for the
nurses; currently they are living in the
clinic. They have a visiting doctor, two
nurses and a nurse practitioner. The
men’s ward will be opening soon with
10 beds and the children and women are
still sharing a ward until the nurses have
other accommodations.
It is a work in progress but for these
parishioners it is a labor of love.
“I always leave a part of myself behind,
a part of my heart,” said Maher, who was
christened with the African name Katongole, which Father Gerald explained
meant favored by the king.
“It’s all about the people, welcoming,
happy to have you there,” said parishioner Marisa Vacca. “The first time I went I
was curious but now it draws me.”
“We have friends, even those we haven’t
met,” said Coleman. For more information regarding donations for Sts. Peter and
Paul Uganda clinic, contact Robert Maher
at [email protected].
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Property transfers
Property transfer information is provided by the Fluvanna County Circuit Court.
3/02/16
3/10/16
Ja-Zan LLC to 4933 Richmond Road, LLC P.O.Box
223 Keswick, VA 22947. 1.463 Acres Palmyra
Mag. District Parcel 8 $160,000.
Jefferies, Kay White Trustee to Dawson, Kerry J.
and Patricia 3864 James Madison Hwy Fork Union,
VA 23055. 22.5 Acres Fork Union Mag. District
$207,000.
Deutsche Bank National Trust to Covington, Mason
773 Rivanna Woods Drive Fork Union VA. 23055.
Lot 5, Section 1, Bybee Estates $105,000.
Fannie Mae to Rawling, Rodriguez 26 S. Bearwood
Drive Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 433 Phase Twelve
Edgewood LM $135,000.
3/03/16
Wells Fargo Bank, NA to Clark, Kaitlyn A 10 Riverwood Ct Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 91 Phase 7 LM
$75,750.
Monarch Land LLC to Waddill, Jonathan R. & Liberty 9 Carriage Hill Road Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot
10 Needham Village Sub $187,300.
3/04/16
Corbin, Ray Wilson & Kristy to Flood, Robert A., Jr.
& Kristina 7 Hawks Plane, Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot
468 Phase 12 Edgewood LM $177,500.
NVA Properties, LLC to Southern Property, LLC,
ET AL 170 South Pantops Drive Charlottesville, VA
22911. Lot 35 Nahor Village Subdivision $35,000.
3/11/16
Mallan, F Scott to Reininger, Daniel T & Meagan L
15 Austin Dr Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 261 Phase 8
Nahor LM $159,900.
Nationstar Mortgage, LLC to Bank of America 5222
Cypress Creek Pkwy Houston, TX. 77069. See
Document for Full Description $200,900.
Stevens, Adam Thomas & ET AL to Heck, Richard
& Martha 7855 Canvasback Circle Littleton, CO.
80125. Palmyra Magis Distr. 0.80 Acres $45,000.
NVR, Inc. to Wilson, Steven P and Diana 99 Greenwood Ave Keene, NH 03431. Lot 144 River Oaks
Sub $461,924.
Gardner, Leonard F, TR & ET AL to Fluvanna Self
Storage 21 Burns Plaza Palmyra, VA 22963. 13.4
Acres $125,000.
3/23/16
Langon, Andrew and Donna to Banning, Cameo J
4 Landing Court Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 72 Phase
Seven Crofton LM $100,000.
3/16/16
Peyton Partners, LLC to Madison, Lori A 30 Monish Drive Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 408 Ph 5 LM
$135,000.
Deutsche Bank National Assoc. to Crossing Points,
LLC 679 Bybee Rd Louisa, VA. 23093. Palmyra
Magis Distr 2.87 Ac $40,009.
3/17/16
Paquette, Robert & Barbara to Lewis, William E &
Karen L 14 Fairwood Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 190
Phase 12 LM Sub $144,250.
Pardee & Curtin Realty, LLC to I & J Home Builders,
LLC 21708 James Madison Hwy Troy, VA 22974.
8.69 AC Minor Sub $35,000.
Bank of America, NA to Jenson, Connie R 387 Edd
Ridge Lane Troy, VA 22974. See Document for Full
Description $206,000.
Barnhart, John & Lisa Milhoan to Purcell, John B
P.O.Box 7 Kents Store, VA. 23084. Columbia Magis
Distr. 3.49 AC $42,000.
Sycamore Square, LLC to NVR, Inc. 1885 Seminole
Trail, Ste 201 Charlottesville, VA 22901. Lot 143
River Oaks $70,000.
Hofler, Vivian to J P Morgan Chase Bank, NA 3415
Vision Dr Columbus, OH. 43219. 2.983 AC Lot 7
Sunny Ridge $131,578.45
3/14/16
Gilliam, Tiffany A to Johnson, Debra Ann, TR 10
East Point Rd Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 67 Phase 6
Riverside LM $145,000.
Collins, Etta H to Driver, Pamela L 6228 West River
Road Scottsville, VA 24590. 4.776 Acres Cunningham Mag District $135,000.
Fuentes, Santos & Marin, Victor to Federal National
Mortgage Assoc. P.O. Box 650043 Dallas, TX. Palmyra Magis Distr 2.001 Acres $175,500.
Anderson, Bonny Sue & ET AL to Jaderborg, Paul E
3 East Point Rd Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 93 Phase
6 Riverside LM $143,000.
Rivera, Victor and Alice to I & J Home Builders, LLC
21708 James Madison Hwy Troy, VA 22974. 2.318
Acres Lot 3 Cavanaugh’s Retreat Sub. $50,000.
Deutsche Bank National Assoc to Bielke, Heather
896 Jefferson Dr Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 375
Phase 2 Shadwell LM $105,299.
Lowe, Paul A & Juanita S to Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC 4425 Ponce De Leon Blvd. Coral Gables,
Fl. 33146. Fork Union Magis Distr. 2.00 Acres
$65,300.
Jackson, Ian R to Rivera, Victor M and Alice 190
Forest Glen Lane Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 29 Forest Glen Sub. $280,000.
Walker, Shawn R to Fitzgerald, Devin E 3945 Boston Creek Dr Charlottesville, VA 22902. Lot 2 Boston Creek Sub $221,500.
Equity Trustees LLC , - Johnson, to Pennymac Loan
Service 6101 Condor Drive Ste 200, Moorpark, CA.
93021. Rt. 606, 3.75 Acres Columbia Mag District
$104,400.
3/21/16
3/07/16
3/08/16
Carpenter, Daniel G & Kelly to Eves, Brandon G 60
Bolling Circle Palmyra, VA. 22963. Lot 49 Phase 2
Shadwell LM $221,000.
3/09/16
Pozella, Jean P & ET AL to McCuen, Mary Jane &
Clark, Don 22 Mulligan Dr. Palmyra, VA. 22963. Lot
434 Phase 4 Fairway LM $197,000.
Bates, Emma Peal Matthews to Wells Fargo Bank.,
NA 3476 Stateview Blvd Fort Mill, SC. Fork Union
Magis Distr 2.000 Acres $114,371.00
Bowles, Freddie A & Charlene to Citi Financial,
Inc. 1111 North Point Coppell, VA 0.5 Acres
$63,077.67
Equity Trustees LLC, - Boucher to Federal National
Mortgage 14221 Dallas Pkwy Ste 1000, Dallas, TX.
75254. Lot 359 Phase Five Tufton LM $115,600.
Tibbs, Rayshon H to Cooke, Celestine J. 24 Lafayette Drive Palmyra, VA. 22963. Lot 452 Phase Five
Addition one Tufton LM $127,000.
3/15/16
J P Morgan Chase Bank, NA to RRCH #4, LLC
2811 McKinney Ave. Ste 208 Dallas, TX 75204.
4.567 Acres $57,070.
3/18/16
Southern Property LLC to Colville, Albert R. DeClaratio 315 Village Blvd Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 59
Nahor Village Sub $397,892.
Graham, Shelia M to Suntrust Mortgage, Inc. See
Easement for Description $3,750.
Suntrust Mortgage to Kappler, Richard Peter and
Vic 3271 Long Acre Road Palmyra, VA 22963.
2.191 Acres Cunningham Mag District $110,600.
Simorg South Forests LLC to Green Springs Timber,
LLC 26 Zion Park Road Troy, VA 22974. Fork Union
Mag Dist. 285 Acres $850,000.
3/28/16
Commonwealth Asset Services, LLC to Hannan,
John A & Elizabeth a 425 Phillips Blvd. Ewing, NJ
08618. Lot 93 Phase 3 Montpelier LM $132,240.
3/29/16
Kulp, Menno R & June J to Moody, Mark D & Frances B PO Box 882, Scottsville, VA. 24590. Cunningham Magis Distr. 5.377 Ac $17,000.
Fannie Mae to Empson, Janet Marie 31 Dogleg
Road Palmyra, VA. 22963. See document for description. $155,000.
Bank of America to Loving Thomas J 17 Deer Path
Charlottesville, VA. 22903. Lot 35 Phase 3 Montpelier LM $92,551.
3/30/16
Zier, Carrie Ann & ET AL to Celin, John F 4425 West
River Road, Scottsville, VA. 24590. 28.16 Acres
$101,094.
Crawford, Elijah C., Jr. to Alger, Marie F 1209 Hollands Road Palmyra, VA. 22963. Columbia Magis
Distr. 7.04 Acres $13,054.97
Burgess Trust & ET AL to Peyton Homes, LLC 29
Tuscarora Dr Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 318 Phase 8
Nahor LM $15,750.
Burgess Trust & ET AL to Peyton Homes, LLC 29
Tuscarora Rd Palmyra, VA. 22963. Lot 216 Phase
8 Nahor LM $15,750.
JM Buchanan, Inc. to Flevarakis, Jessica a 10
Bunker Blvd Palmyra, VA 22963. Lot 176 Phase 4
Fairway LM $199,000.
3/31/16
Thomas, Rebecca Lee to Dubois, Charles A and
Henry, 444 Jefferson Drive Palmyra, VA. 22963.
Lot 565 Ph. 5 LM $190,000.
3/22/16
Wallis, Matthew A and Astar to Thomas, Jesse B
12 Iroquois Way Palmyra, VA. 22963. Lot 48 Phase
Ten Cherokee LM $148,500.
Professional Foreclosure Corp. to J.P. Morgan
Mortgage Corp 1600 South Douglass Rd Ste 200
Anaheim, CA. 92806. Lot 29 Phase seven Crofton
LM $68,000.
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Flucos fall to strong Orange County squad
BY DUNCAN NIXON, CORRESPONDENT
Becca Crothers fires to the plate. Photos by Duncan Nixon
It was a little windy, but a temperature
in the 60s made it a nice night for softball
on April 12. The Flying Flucos hosted the
Orange County Hornets at Searcy Field
at Fluvanna County High School. Orange
County came into the game with an 8-1
record while the young Lady Flucos were
1-5 coming in. The Flucos had their work
cut out for them.
The Hornets jumped into the lead in
the top of the first inning, scoring three
runs on two singles, two doubles and an
error by the Flucos. Fluco pitcher, junior
Becca Crothers did strike out the side
in the inning. The Flucos were not deterred by the Hornets’ strong start. In the
bottom of the first they bounced back
with two runs.
Number two batter, senior right-fielder
Bri Harris, worked a walk. The Flucos
number three hitter, junior centerfielder
Toria Belew, followed with a vicious line
drive that ricocheted off the pitchers’
thigh toward third base. The Hornets’
third baseman made a vain try to throw
Belew out at first, but the throw was wild.
As a result, Harris ended up at third and
Belew was at second with only one out.
The Hornets’ pitcher stayed in the game.
The speed of her fastball did not seem to
be diminished, but she was a little wild
after being hit so hard by Belew’s line
drive. Both Harris and Belew scored on
wild pitches before the Hornets could
retire the side.
Unfortunately for the Flucos, the
Hornets put up two more runs in the
top of the second to take a commanding
5-2 lead. Fluco left-fielder, junior Cassie
Kingsley, made a nice running catch
deep in the outfield. Four more runs
in the fourth inning by Orange left the
outcome very little in doubt.
However, the Flucos did not give up.
They were not able to hit the strong
Orange County pitcher, but they managed
to put runners on bases with a hit batter
and four walks in the second through
sixth innings. In the bottom of the
seventh, the Flucos managed a mini rally.
With one out, sophomore Mariah Tawney
lined a solid single to left. Sophomore
Jaelyn Marshall was hit by a pitch. Kingsley then singled to load the bases. The
Flucos final run scored on wild pitch. As a
result, all three of the Fluco runs crossed
the plate as a result of wild pitches.
An interesting play for the Flucos came
when a Hornet batter hit a low pop fly
down the first base line with runners on
base. Fluco first baseman Sophie Kershner caught the ball in foul territory while
holding her foot on first base to double up
the base runner. A good pitching performance was turned in by Tawney, who came
in as relief in the fourth inning and faced 17
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Fluco bats with teammate on third.
Annaliese Kennedy left after her junior
year to play Division 1 softball at Appalachian State.
The Lady Flucos took on Monticello
High School on April 14 and Spotswood
High School on April 18, both on the
road. On April 19 they hosted Albemarle
High. On April 21, they play at Charlottesville. On April 26 they play at Louisa
High. They return home the next day to
host Western Albemarle.
Hornet batters without allowing a run.
After the game interim Coach Darren
McCauley commented that he has a
young team with a lot of grit that does
not quit. He has a number of juniors and
sophomores in starting rolls and even a
couple of freshman on the roster. This
is undeniably a rebuilding year for the
Flucos as a number of key seniors from
last years’ highly successful play-off
team have graduated and star pitcher
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TRUSTEE’S SALE OF
95 Partridge Berry Lane
Troy, VA 22974
In execution of a Deed of Trust in the original principal amount of
$229,985.00, dated September 13, 2011, recorded among the land records of the Circuit Court for Fluvanna County on September 19,
2011, as Instrument Number 1102878, in Deed Book 849, at Page
868, the undersigned appointed Substitute Trustee will offer for sale
at public auction, at the main entrance of the courthouse for the
Circuit Court of Fluvanna County, 72 Main St. , Palmyra, VA
on May 3, 2016 at 1:00 PM, the property described in said deed of
trust, located at the above address and briefly described as: Containing 0.531 acres, more or less, shown as Lot 9, of Sycamore Landing Rural Cluster Development, on a plat by Rivanna Engineering &
Surveying, PLC, dated April 26, 2005, last revised January 18, 2006,
and recorded in said Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Fluvanna
County, Virginia, in Plat Book 2, page 204-213. Tax ID: 10 23 9.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH.. A bidder’s deposit of $11,000.00
or 10% of the sale price, whichever is lower, will be required in cash,
certified or cashier’s check. Settlement within fifteen (15) days of
sale, otherwise Trustee may forfeit deposit. Additional terms to be announced at sale. This is a communication from a debt collector. This
notice is an attempt to collect on a debt and any information obtained
will be used for that purpose. Loan Type: FHA (Trustee # 569389)
Substitute Trustee:
ALG Trustee, LLC, C/O Atlantic Law Group, LLC
PO Box 2548, Leesburg, VA 20177, (703) 777-7101
website: http://www.atlanticlawgrp.com
FEI # 1074.04114 04/14/2016, 04/21/2016,
Building Inspector
The County of Fluvanna, Virginia, is accepting internal applications for the position of Building Inspector.
The preferred applicant will have a thorough understanding and experience in
building inspection and plans examining work to enforce compliance with Virginia
building and environmental codes, regulations and ordinances; researching new
construction materials and methods; and providing information to and working
with the public to resolve problems.
General knowledge of all types of building construction materials and methods
and stages of construction when possible violations and defects may be most
easily observed and corrected; general knowledge with state building and related
codes laws and ordinances; general knowledge of Zoning Ordinance provisions;
ability to detect poor workmanship, inferior materials, and hazards of fire and collapse; ability to read and interpret plans, specifications and blueprints accurately
and to compare them with construction in process; ability to solve problems within
scope of responsibility; ability to contact property owners, contractors and the
public and effect satisfactory working relationships; firmness and tact in enforcing
ordinances and codes.
The Building Inspector performs plan checking, examines blueprints or specifications of new buildings or contemplated repairs of old buildings for conformance to
zoning ordinances and building codes. Performs field inspections and re-inspections of residential, commercial and industrial facilities for compliance with building, plumbing, electrical and mechanical codes; enforcing Zoning Ordinances.
The candidate must be in possession of an appropriate driver’s license valid in the
Commonwealth of Virginia and have or obtain the state core certification in building, plumbing, electrical and mechanical inspections within eighteen (18) months
of employment and environmental and building plan review certification within
twelve (12) months of employment.
PROPOSED
TELECOMMUNICATION
TOWER CONSTRUCTION
In order to provide an upgraded radio system for Emergency Management Communications, Motorola and Fluvanna
County are proposing to construct a new 350-foot telecommunication tower at the
Cohasset Landfill, 11206 West
River Road, Palmyra, VA.
Terranext seeks comments
from all interested persons on
any potential significant impact the proposed action could
have on the quality of the human environment pursuant to
47 C.F.R. Section 1.1307, including potential impacts to
historic or cultural resources
that are listed or eligible for
listing in the National Register
of Historic Places. Comments
regarding potential effects to
historic properties should be
submitted by sending comments including the properties address to Terranext at
1106 Mill Hill Road, Richmond
Hill, GA 31324 or via email to
[email protected]
Fluvanna Co.
Dept. of Social
Services
HUMAN SERVICES ASSISTANT III:
Candidate must be reliable and demonstrate excellent customer service.
Must possess the following skills;
organizational, time management,
computer, communication, mathematical, and writing. Duties include
but are not limited to: handling of
confidential information, data entry,
processing applications, scheduling
appointments, record management,
and receptionist duties. High School
diploma or equivalency required.
Salary $25,904 minimum. All state
applications must be submitted online
at http://virginiajobs.peopleadmin.
com/postings/40512. Deadline is
4/29/16. EOE/AA Employer.
OFFICE ASSOCIATE III: Candidate
must be reliable and demonstrate
excellent customer service. Duties
include but are not limited to general office work, clerical assistance,
receptionist duties, data entry, and
the handling of confidential information. Must possess the following skills:
organizational, time management,
computer, communication, mathematical, and writing. High School
diploma or equivalency supplemented
with related clerical experience required. $22,535 minimum. All state
applications must be submitted online
at http://virginiajobs.peopleadmin.
com/postings/40531. Deadline is
4/29/16. EOE/AA Employer.
ADMINISTRATIVE
PROGRAM SPECIALIST
for PUBLIC WORKS
The County of Fluvanna, VA is accepting applications for a full time Administrative Program Specialist within the Public Works Department. This position provides a variety of financial and office administrative work, providing a variety of
administrative, clerical, record keeping, and billing duties.
Duties include but are not limited to serving as office manager; preparing,
maintaining, retrieving, and receiving records and files; assembling data, preparing reports and spreadsheets; greeting and assisting the public; performing
accounting and billing functions; performing typing, word and data processing
duties.
Requirements include excellent oral and written communication skills; above
average level in the use of Microsoft Office, thorough knowledge of office practices and procedures; ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with associates and the general public; ability to maintain financial
records and to prepare financial reports accurately; ability to research, gather
and provide basic information.
High School diploma or equivalent and Experience in bookkeeping..
Salary beginning at $19.25 per hour (annually $40,040) plus benefits. DOQ.
Post-secondary-school coursework/training in accounting, bookkeeping, and/
or business preferred. Salary beginning at $15.50 per hour ($32,240 annually)
plus benefits, DOQ.
Submit a County application, resume, cover letter, and references by 5:00 p.m.,
May 6, 2016 to [email protected].
Submit a County application, resume, cover letter, and references to jobs@
fluvannacounty.org. Position open until 5 PM. May 6, 2016.
Applications are available at the county website, http://fluvannacounty.jobs /. EOE
Applications are available at the county website, www.fluvannacounty.org. EOE
Fluco sports in review
BY JOEL KESTERSON AND TYLER MARSHALL,
FLUVANNA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM PROGRAM
Joel and Tyler compiled this information with the
oversight of journalism teacher Elizabeth Pellicane
Softball
The Fluvanna softball team traveled
to Powhatan over spring break, but they
came up short, losing to Powhatan 8-3.
The Flucos had trouble pitching in the
early innings, which made it hard for
them to come back later in the game.
They did not hit well against Orange on
April 12, and ended up losing 9-3. They
played a lot better in the game against the
Mustangs, taking a 3-0 lead early in the
game and holding their lead up until the
7th inning, at which point the Mustangs
took over and kept the lead, winning 5-4.
“It was tough losing late in the game, but
we’re hoping to bounce back and get a
win against Spotswood, Albemarle, or
Charlottesville,” said junior Cassandra
Kingsley. The Flucos played Spotswood
on April 18, followed by Albemarle on
April 19. Their next meet is against Charlottesville on April 21.
Tennis
The Fluvanna boys’ tennis went to Powhatan but returned without a win. The
very next day they went on the road to
face Orange County and won the match.
On April 14, the Flucos hosted Monticello,
and although they fought very hard, they
lost. “We have a pretty young team which
has made it a little tough on us, but since
the beginning of the season, this team
has improved a lot,” said senior Andrew
Sherman. With a competitive schedule,
the young Fluvanna team has struggled
somewhat, but they are improving every
day at practice. The Flucos took on Albemarle on April 19 and will play Charlottesville on April 22.
Meanwhile, the girls’ team played
at home against Powhatan on April 11
and Orange County on April 12, losing
both matches. They went on the road
on April 14 to play Monticello, but they
were not able to win that match either.
“We have a very determined group of
girls. Although we’re having a rough
season, we’re all trying our best to
improve every day,” said senior Haley
Hughes. “We’re doing the best we can
with who we have,” she added. They
played Albemarle on April 19 and will
play Charlottesville on April 22.
Boys’ Lacrosse
JV lacrosse got their first win of the
season on April 12, beating Monticello
5-3. On April 15, they almost beat Monticello again. They led most of the game
and towards the end of the fourth quarter
they were winning 5-3. However, Monticello scored two quick goals very late in
the game leading to a 5-5 tie. JV went on
to another frustrating defeat on April 16,
losing 7-5 to Patrick Henry Ashland.
Varsity also played Monticello on
April 15, keeping the score close in the
beginning, although by the end of the
first quarter Monticello was winning
2-1. From there, it was downhill for the
Flucos, as Monticello slaughtered them,
11-4. “It is tough losing games that you
know you should have won,” said junior
Nathan Carney. A lopsided match against
Patrick Henry Ashland on April 16 did
not bring out the best of the Flucos’ abilities and they ended up losing 17-2. The
Flucos played against Powhatan April 19
and will play Charlottesville on April 22.
Girls’ Lacrosse
A shutout marked the JV girls’ experience on April 12 when they were beaten
by Monticello 5-0. Later in the week, on
April 15, they had a second loss to the
Mustangs. As for varsity, they also had a
very difficult task, going up against Monticello and losing as well. Varsity rose to the
challenge on April 16 taking on Patrick
Henry Ashland. Managing to keep things
competitive, the Flucos ultimately fell to
Patrick Henry by 10-12. “We played a good
game. Walking away from the game with
a win would have been nice, but there are
definitely positives that we can take away
from that game,” said senior Courtney Ott
who had four goals, along with Natalie
Hughes’ five and Ariana Mundie’s one.
Baseball
Varsity hosted
Orange on April
12, but just
couldn’t
seem
to find their offensive
game
and were shut out
8-0. “We were just mentally not there against Orange.
We just didn’t show up and the
results obviously showed that,”
said senior Jake Fulk. With two days
of practice afterwards, the Flucos traveled to Monticello on April 14. However,
they did not find the results they were
hoping for, losing to Monticello 6-1.
“Right now we are really struggling at
batting and scoring runs, but once we fix
that we are going to be in great shape,”
said junior Josh Carlton. The Flucos
looked to bounce back as they traveled
to Spotswood on April 18.
Track
Hosting a Fluvanna Quad-Meet on
April 13, the Flucos competed against
Louisa, Orange and Powhatan. The Lady
Flucos won the Quad-Meet, with 2nd
place going to Louisa, 3rd to Powhatan,
and 4th to Orange. Unfortunately for
the boys’ team, they came in 4th. “Our
times were not the best at this meet and
towards the end it got colder which made
it harder for us. But [the girls] were fortunate enough to still win the meet. We
will continue to work harder and practice through tougher conditions to help
us in the next meets,” said junior Jackie
Rodriguez.
Some Fluco standouts to finish in 1st
place were sophomore Jack Rice for the
3200 meter run, junior Renee Custer
for the discus, senior Avery Haislip for
pole vault, junior Alex Daniels for high
jump, sophomores Saige Haney, Kristen
Cabrera, and Camryn Frederick, junior
Jackie Rodriguez for 4x800 meter relays,
and junior Matasha Martin for 100 meter
hurdles. The Flucos traveled on April 16
to compete in the Woodberry Forest Invitational with 18 other teams. The Flucos
overall did well with numerous people
coming in 1st for their events, including
Cabrera for the 1,600 meter run, Martin
for the 100 meter hurdles, Daniels for
high jump, and Haislip for pole vault.
“I think the track team is overall doing
very well. I do, however, think we can
improve as a team still and really make
some noise from here on out,” said junior
PUBLIC HEARING
Fluvanna County Planning Commission
Wednesday, April 27, 2016, at 7:00 p.m.
Pursuant to Virginia Code Section 15.2-2204, a public hearing will be held in the Circuit Court Room at the
Fluvanna County Courts Building in Palmyra, Virginia for citizens of the County to have the opportunity to appear
before and be heard by the Planning Commission for the following item:
SUP 16:04 – Raymond Bunch – A request for a Special Use Permit (SUP) to operate a small home industry
with respect to 2.04 acres of Tax Map 27, Section 10, Parcel 4. The property is zoned A-1, Agricultural, General,
and is located on the south side of Branch Road (Route 761), approximately one-third of a mile northeast of its
intersection with Rolling Road South. The property is located in the Cunningham Election District and is within
the Rural Preservation Planning Area.
Copies of the complete text of the above ordinances and associated plans are available for public review at
the Office of the Fluvanna County Administrator during normal business hours. The public is invited to attend
these hearings at which persons affected may appear and present their views. Questions or comments may be
directed to Planning & Community Development Department, at (434) 591-1910.
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Antonio Washington. The Flucos traveled
for a Quad-Meet in Powhatan on April 20.
Boys’ Soccer
Over spring break the Fluvanna boys’
soccer team traveled down to Powhatan to face the Indians. The Flucos were
down 2-0 at halftime, but with two quick
goals by junior Matt Rafaly, as well as
frustration for Powhatan leading to a red
card which ejected one of their players,
the Flucos came back to win 3-2. “We
could have just given them the game and
went home, but instead we showed what
we were really capable of and kept fighting and fortunately came out with the
win,” said senior Marcus Ditta.
The Flucos traveled again to Orange on
April 11, but did not find the same result,
losing 4-2. It was a back and forth game
until the Flucos were unable to produce
late in the second half, while the Hornets
scored two goals towards the end to win.
“We put ourselves in a decent position
at halftime and gave ourselves plenty
of chances to score, but just could not
finish them. Orange’s field is very different and they definitely used it to their advantage in the second half,” said senior
Gavin Patrick.
The Flucos bounced back at home on
April 14 defeating Monticello 2-1. With
goals from Rafaly and senior Christopher Dean, the Flucos pulled it out,
making their record 3-2 in the Jefferson
District. “After losing against Orange we
definitely knew we needed to win this
game or we would be in trouble. These
are games we cannot afford to lose, so
we felt much more comfortable where
we are after beating Monticello. But we
still have plenty of work to do,” said
Patrick. Meanwhile, the JV boys’ had a
pair of wins, shutting out Powhatan 2-0
and Orange 3-0. In their April 14 game
against Monticello, they led 2-0 early
on, but just ran out of energy, and after
some questionable calls by the referee,
lost 4-2. On April 18, both had their first
games against Albemarle since Albemarle entered the Jefferson District in 2013.
Girls’ Soccer
As with the boys, the girls’ team
faced Powhatan on April 6. With star
junior Lindsay Price back in the lineup, the Flucos were going in a little
more confidently with nine of their 11
original starters playing. Despite dominating the entire game, they came up
short, losing 1-0 and not finding the
back of the net. However, they got a
win at their next game, easily beating
Orange 9-1 with a slaughter rule and
ending the game 10 minutes early.
“It was nice to win after two straight
losses and getting back to our normal
routine. Hopefully, we can keep going
with this,” said senior Jackie Davis.
The Flucos faced Monticello next on
April 14 and, after a very even game and
two overtimes, the game ended in a 0-0
draw. “It was a very hard-fought game
for us against Monticello, and both
teams had their chances to score. Hopefully, next time we’ll be able to take advantage of every opportunity and pull
out the win,” said Davis. The JV girls’
team tied both Powhatan and Orange
1-1 with great performances, but were
unable to score against Monticello,
losing 2-0. The Lady Flucos hosted Albemarle on April 18.
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Space Available! Have too many Treasures? Now
you can rent a spot to sell your things or those
Crafting items you made/or make at the Village
Station in Palmyra, VA. (Route 15, across from
Palmyra Post Office). Also available DAILY, outside
vendor spots. Opening April 7, 2016. Spaces
Limited. Phone (434) 981-9542 or (434) 9066544 and ask for Pam or Dallas.
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available. Looking for an efficient and take charge
person. Call (434) 293-7485, if no answer please
leave a message so I may return your call.
ORME FITNESS: Certified Step Instructor Needed
at Local fitness center for Tuesday evenings at 6
p.m. Please mail resume to 727 Lake Monticello
Road, Palmyra, VA 22963 or pick up job application
at front desk address.
REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL 2150 Sq. Ft. HOME: for sale
by owner. 3BR, 2.5BA, partially finished bsmt.
Wooded Cul-de-Sac, 34 Kathy Court, Palmyra VA.
Built 2011. $268,500. Week days by appt. only.
Open House on Sundays from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
View: craigslist.org/reo/5521441360.hrml. Phone
(540) 850-7773 or [email protected]
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
RENTAL
THISTLE GATE VINEYARD: Reserve Thistle
Gate Vineyard for your next organization or private
event. Located at 5199 W. River Road, Scottsville,
VA. We are a family-owned and tended vineyard.
Contact Leslie at (434) 327-3137 or leslie@
thistlegatevineyard.com. www.thistlegatevineyard.
com
CENTURY 21 MONTICELLO PROPERTIES/
RENTALS: $1675. - # 46 Blackberry, 3 BR, 2
½ baths, fenced yard, in Antioch Glen. $1125. –
# 3 Appletree, 4BR, large yard. $1300 – #115
Riverside Dr., 3 BR & 2BA, fenced yard. $1600.
- #50 Dogleg, 4BR, finished basement. Contact
Rachel at Century 21 Monticello Properties at
(434) 981-5173 or [email protected]
for more info. EHO.
SERVICES
SUMMER 2016 DANCE at ANGELL’S : Two
5-Week Summer “CAMPS” Angell’s School
of Dance. June 1 to 30 and July 7 to August
5. Tiny Steps, Creative Ballet, Creative Tap,
Athletic Dance for Kids and Adults. Details:
www.angellsschoolofdance.com,
or
email:
[email protected] Location: 19 Centre
Court, Lake Monticello.
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
affordably. Let me do the work for you so you can
concentrate on your business. Call Lynn StaytonEurell @ (434) 906-2524. Please visit http://www.
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INSIDE/OUT PAINTING PLUS: Interior/Exterior
Painting, 2500 PSA Powerwashing, renovation
and restoration. Locally owned/operated for 25
+ years. Lake resident since 1995. Fluvanna
County Chamber of Commerce member since
2001. Call (434) 906-1898, or email: info@
insideoutpaintingplus.net. To view portfolio – www.
insideoutpaintingplus.net.
& pans/utensils, etc. Bring ad to Lake Monticello
main gate, then left on Jefferson (approx. 5 mi.)
PRISTINE CLEAN: now has openings for new
clients! Weekly, Bi-Weekly, Monthly, Move in/
out or as needed. Flexible scheduling. We take
pride in our work! Bonded and Insured. Local
references. Free Estimates. Call Peggy Shanklin
& become a member of the Pristine Clean Family.
(434) 962-2762.
R L DEANE PAINTING: Interior/Exterior, Fence
painting, Decks stained, Power washing, Gutters
cleaned, some small repair work, also Metal Roofs.
30 Years experience! Call (434) 296-3146 or (434)
962-6484 and ask for Rusty.
Personal Property Liquidation
SPECIAL NOTICES
ATTENTION VETERANS AND DEPENDENTS:
Do you know your Veterans Benefits? We do!
Virginia Department of Veterans Services. WWW.
Virginiaforveterans.com. Need Help? Visit us at
Fluvanna Parks and Recreation Center, 5725
James Madison Highway, Palmyra, VA, 22963. For
an appointment please call Pam Zirkle, Veteran
Service Representative at (434) 295-2782 or
[email protected]. For directions:
(434) 842-1035. Office hours – first & third
Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to Noon.
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
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COINS: I buy old coins. Call (434) 466-7968
FSPCA SPONSORS NEEDED for 2016.
Consider sponsoring our “Pet of the Week” ad in
the coming year. Your name and/or business name
will appear 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
MOVING SALE – RAIN or SHINE!! Saturday
Apr. 23 & Sunday Apr. 24, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. @
111 Jefferson Drive in Lake Monticello. Furniture/
living room/foot stools, linens, kitchen items/pots
Saturday, April 23, 2016
10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sunday, April 24, 1-4 p.m.
50% Off!
Monday Bargains! 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. 75% Off!
1488 Monterey Drive
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Directions: Hydraulic/Rio Rds. to light at
Four Seasons Drive; 1st left on Lake Ridge
Dr. to next right on Monterey Drive to end.
Items from antiques to vintage
pieces! Antique pedestal table, 2
early plank-seat side chairs, 4 maple
chairs, mid-century modern dining
table, 4 carved crest chairs, leather
sofa & loveseat, oak end table, oak
coffee table, vintage dresser, banker’s
desk, TV trays on stand, queen bed/
armoire/2 end tables/dresser w/2 tall
mirrors, cedar chest, vintage trunk,
yard tools, garden items, golf clubs,
vanity w/lift-up mirror, Vintage ceramic Delft canisters, collectibles &
more!
Beverly Smith • 434-960-4865
www.estatesalesunlimited.net
PET OF THE WEEK
Prince is a 3 year old black and white kitty with
lots of personality! He would do best in a home
with other cats and actually gets depressed if he
doesn’t have a buddy. He also gets along great
with dogs. This guy came to the shelter as an
abandoned house cat and despurrately wants to
go to his furever home! Come by the shelter and
meet him today!
Fluvanna SPCA
Prince
S PONSORED
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591-0123 • http://www.fspca.org
BY
A SBESTCO • 434.971.2543
23
Local screenwriter makes film magic
BY PAGE H. GIFFORD, CORRESPONDENT
After retiring from the military Perry
McGrath always had a dream to write
screenplays. McGrath made it to the Virginia Film Festival, gaining top kudos for
his screenplay “In Time with Thomas
Jefferson,” but has now turned his attention to writing and producing full-time.
McGrath and the director Josh Burke
are currently working on “Stella,” a short
film derived from their longer “Video
Store” script.
“The story is based on the real life
antics of Josh Burke, our director, and
his cousin Jeremy Aaron Johnson while
they worked in a video store in the mid
1990’s,” said McGrath. “It’s basically
about their dreams of making it big in Hollywood. The story itself revolves around
the yin and yang of these two characters
and how they perceive the world around
them; arguing about every subject they
could possibly find to argue about.” The
main source for the story idea emerged
from a feature film idea based on the life
of Jeremy Aaron Johnson, who passed
away in July of 2013. “Jeremy was an upand-coming actor who appeared in small
roles in many films and this is Josh’s way
of honoring his memory.”
“Jeremy and I always talked about
making a movie together and now I plan
to make that dream a reality,” said Burke.
Both McGrath and Burke are producing this movie together, and are partners
in Screenboy Productions, which is producing the film. Although they are col-
laborating on the project they will both
be credited for their parts, Burke will
be credited with directing and McGrath
credited with the screenplay.
Another partner in the project is Ken
Kreitzman, who acts in the film and provides his expertise as a photographer to
the production. Jon Wills, owner of Video
by the Lake, provided them the location
to film; and also helped with designing
and building the set.
After a few days of filming, the film is
only three minutes long. Seems like a lot
of work for such a short amount of time
but what appears on the screen is magic
and to tell a story in connection with
someone’s legacy and a dream is even
more magical.
“We do not believe the feature film will
be ready for entry into the Virginia Film
Festival for 2016,” said Burke.
“Budget constraints were the main
reason why we waited until now to start
filming. We were originally going to
hire a film crew to do the work for us,
but have since decided to film the entire
movie ourselves,” Burke said.
McGrath is still feeling the effects of
being a finalist in the 2015 Virginia Film
Festival for his “Time with Thomas Jefferson.”
“It has compelled me to write more
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and to write better,” he said. McGrath is
currently working on a television pilot
idea and another screenplay for submission to the Virginia Screenwriting Competition for 2016 but not saying what it
will be about.
McGrath’s dedication to his writing
and his passion for new ideas and
working with others like Burke is what
the art of film is all about, bringing ideas
to the screen and telling a story that has
never been told.
“We’re very excited about creating
quality stories to share on big screen. We’ll
see you at the movies,” McGrath smiles.
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The Fluvanna Leadership Development Program held a graduation dinner and ceremony for its class 13 on April 11 at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church.
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May Showers Bring
More Than Flowers!
May Brings New Listings For
Buyers and Sales For Sellers!
FEATURED LAND LISTING
Zephyr – Least Expensive Lot At Lake Monticello!
Great location at Lake Monticello walk to to Beach 4
perfect basement lot . Easy
access to two gates close to
shopping and dining. Having
trouble imagining how to situate your dream home on this
lot? Marie Allen Homes Larry
Miller would be happy to discuss several plans that would
work with you.
$13,500 • Call Tom 434-962-1625
THIS WEEK’S FEATURED LISTING
14 Jennings – Immaculate Move In Ready Lots of Space!
Lovingly cared for, this home has just about everything you’re looking for in comfort and convenience. Freshly painted front porch, spacious back deck, privacy
fence in backyard, nearly new exterior storage shed, asphalt driveway, beautiful
concrete front walkway, full, mostly finished basement. Vaulted ceilings on the
main level show off an open, spacious kitchen with ceramic tile and stainless
appliances, corner gas log fireplace in the living room. Completely renovated
bathrooms with ceramic tile flooring, new vanities & mirrors. Tastefully landscaped with annuals and perennials, raised garden beds and more. Call for your
personal showing or for more information today! Priced to sell.
$199,900 • Call Lisa 434-531-0064
511 Taylor Ridge Way – Finished Terrace Level
33 Morewood Place – Water Front!
4696 Three Chopt Rd – Rural Living Minutes To Charlottesville
Lavishly appointed throughout, this home has it all! New
A/C & heat pump in 2015,
new Bosch dishwasher, 4
spacious upstairs bedrooms,
3.5 baths, gas log fp in family room, master bedroom w/
walk in closet; Hardwood &
ceramic tile floors throughout,
carpeted bedrooms. Stunning basement with bar area,
separate entertainment room, full bath w/double vanities & a glass block wall.
Wired for surround sound & ADT security. Here is a comfortable mix of formal
and casual living along with stunning landscaping to include numerous fruit
trees, blackberry, raspberry, strawberries, & an asparagus patch. A meandering stream is situated on the back part of the property & allows for a plethora
of wildlife. Beautifully maintained & convenient to everything.
If you are looking for
beautiful water views, a
place to dock your boat,
& a short walking distance
to the beach, then here’s
a home for you! This wonderfully maintained home
stands out from the others
with it’s unique shape, but
don’t be fooled. It feels
very natural from the inside. There are walls
wa of windows that allows
ws sunshine
s
& nature & gorgeous views to expand and accentuate the living space. The
wrap around deck and gently sloping lot down to waterfront also provides
great outdoor enjoyment. When it’s cold outside, enjoy a roaring fire in the
esthetic stone fireplace. New carpet, new range, dishwasher and new washing machine all upstairs. Plumbing replaced inside and to the street 2 or 3 yrs.
ago. Whole house painted 3 years ago.
Brick Cape Cod home on two acres! Minutes from I64 makes this property
a convenient commute to Richmond and less than ten minutes to Charlottesville. Over 2,400 sq ft of living space featuring living room and great
room, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, light filled kitchen and sunroom
and original hardwoods throughout. Detached garage with work shop and
paved driveway. New roof,new blinds, new flooring and paint throughout.
$409,900 • Call Lisa 434-531-0036
$317,412 • Call The Queen of Sold 434-962-2095
NEW PRICE!
Monticello Properties
Our Team: Helping Your
Family to Attain Your Goals
Tom Morace
434-962-1625
[email protected]
Jen Sample
434-989-9246
[email protected]
Queen of Sold, Annette Daly
434-962-2095
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Diane Miller
Larry A. Miller
434-960-5856
434-960-9479
[email protected] [email protected]
Lisa Rogers
Don Brady
434-531-0064
703-927-1426
[email protected] [email protected]
The strength
of teamwork,
The reputation
for results!
NEW PRICE!
$279,500 • Call Tom 434-962-1625
234 Jefferson Dr. – Full unfinished basement
17 Chatham Lane – Waterfront!
2990 Proffit Rd. – Totally Remodeled
Pristine sun filled
popular Radford model
by Mead Homes! From
the moment you step
into the stunning two
story foyer you will appreciate the easy living
floor plan. Featuring
hardwoods throughout the first floor, open kitchen / family room ,
maple cabinets and stainless steel appliances, large bedrooms with
a vaulted master suite. Country front porch and large back deck for
entertaining. Two car garage and unfinished basement provide lots
of storage or room for future expansion. Extensive windows throughout for plenty of sunshine and great wooded views on almost half
an acre!
This stunning Southrn
Homes built property is
what waterfront living is
all about. Located on a
private cul-de-sac with
views, deep swimming
water and numerous
upgrades. Featuring a
first floor master suite
with a private screened in porch and attached bath, gourmet kitchen
with new stainless steele high end appliances and granite counter tops,
spacious guest bedrooms and finished space and full bath on the lower
level leading out to extensive decking for entertaining. Oversized two car
garage and boathouse for all your storage needs. This home is pristine
and move in ready. Are you ready to live the Lake Monticello Lifestyle?
Exceptional craftsmanship
and completely renovated
inside and out, featuring
granite counters, gleaming hardwood floors, huge
master bedroom with luxurious attached bath, fully
finished basement, two
fireplaces, incredibly convenient location near NGIC,
UVA Research Park &
more. Built in the late 60’s with solid bones, this home is amazing with updated
features. Expanded 1st floor master bedroom with luxurious attached master
bath, 3 additional bedrooms, 2 additional full bathrooms. New up to date panel
box and wiring, brand new low e insulated windows, new heat pump, central
air, new roof, new appliances, freshly painted, spacious back patio! You have to
see inside to believe! Owner Agent. Owners adding privacy fence. Stay tuned.
$249,000• Call Tom 434-962-1625
$459,000 • Call Tom 434-962-1625
$329,900 • Call Lisa 434-531-0064
272 Turkey Trot Ln. – Spring Creek Golf Community!
24 Cliftwood Rd. – Brick Ranch
7 Sandy Beach Court – Large Private Lot
Elegant fully upgraded five
bedroom five bath custom
home located in one of
Virginia’s newest private
gated golf course communities already rated one of
Virginia’s top 10 courses.
Dramatic light filled two
story entrance way and
great room with floor to
ceiling stone fireplace and
tray ceiling, open gourmet kitchen concept for entertaining with granite and
custom tile work, first floor master suite with dual vanities , walk in tile and
glass shower and custom closets, private study or office off main living area,
large mudroom and full bath. Second floor featuring a second master suite,
two additional bedrooms with jack and Jill bath and loft. Terrace level with
additional bedroom and full bath, media room and family room.
This home has been
meticulously cared for
and it shows. This immaculate, solidly built
home features spacious rooms, 2 car garage, large utility room/
shop in basement,
High ceilings throughout and plenty of storage. 3 bedroom ranch
home on a full basement with 2 possible master suites on 1st floor.
2 family rooms, large dining area, 2 gas fireplaces, 1st & 2nd floor
laundry areas and private wooded lot add to the charm. HVAC/water
heater only a couple of years old. This lovely home is ready for new
owners and priced to sell!
Well
maintained
single story home
featuring a large
master suite and
second
bedroom
with additional bath,
open light filled
living room with
fireplace and atrium doors that leads out to a large private deck, formal
dining room with chair rail, laundry room, large circular drive with extra
parking and garage. Encapsulated crawl space provides extra storage potential.$2000.00 credit for paint and carpet with an acceptable offer. You
still have time to enjoy all the amenities the Lake Monticello Community
has to offer. Large recreational lake with boating, skiing and five community
beaches, tennis, basketball, soccer community pool, clubhouse, golf course
and more in a private gated community with private security force.
$549,900 • Call Larry and Diane 434-960-9479
$229,000 • Call Jen 434-989-9246
$154,900 • Call Larry & Diane 434-960-5856
FEATURED RENTAL PROPERTY
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Carl Heimlich • 434-989-2274
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Thinking about hiring a rental
management company? Don’t start
the New Year on the Wrong Foot.
Call 434-589-7653 for a free property
management Assessment Today.
177 Jefferson Drive – Lake Monticello
46 Blackberry Ct- Antioch Glen
Well maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bath home.
Easy access to the Slice
Gate. Updated kitchen,
new microwave, new
carpet, fresh paint last
year. $30 per adult
application fee. Tenant
ation and barcode fees
pays $50 LMOA registration
fees. Responsible for
lawn maintenance, gutter cleaning, HVAC filter changes. Renter’s
insurance required. Cat considered w/ owner approval and $250
non-refundable pet deposit. No Smoking.
Beautiful
f
home
in Antioch Glen.
Nice Master suite,
4 bedrooms have
been converted into
3 bedrooms. Nice
yard, fenced back
yard. $30 per adult
application fee. Tenawn maintenance,
maintenance gutter cleaning,
cleaning HVAC
ants responsible for lawn
filter changes. Pet considered w/ owner approval and $250 nonrefundable pet deposit. No Smoking.
$1200 • Call Rachel 434-589-7653
$1700 • Call Rachel 434-589-7653
Call Today To Find Out Why Our Days on Rental Market are so Low and how that Saves you Money!

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