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April 18-24, 2013 | Free
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Fluvanna
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Empty schools
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Sparks and fire
Page 7
High School
Honor Roll
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Following
the sun
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Making it Through America
Fluvanna program helps immigrants
Good eats
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A crabapple tree blooming at Lake Monticello proves spring has finally arrived.
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Psalm 91 House
Ghost town
The new Fluvanna County High
School is a sight to behold and we would
love to know that the students offered
all of this state-of-the-art appreciate
and are inspired by it. It seems it wasn’t
enough to burden the taxpayers with
the school, but the school board continues to want more. We have a small
group of pupils who are not a burden on
the system as they are home schooled.
They are counted when funding is determined, but they are not a drain on the
system. Those students are not taking
up classroom space or adding to transportation costs. None of the typical expenses are felt in the schools, so where
is all that extra money?
We all pay our property taxes, a
portion of which goes to the schools.
The public school system is not a membership organization, but those pupils
who are home schooled are treated as
if it is. Home-schooled students are not
allowed to participate in any school
activity or sport and can’t even use
the library! As taxpayers who do not
have children in the Fluvanna County
system, we maintain our right to speak
out against this dark ages thinking.
Within a group of friends, the
comment was made that none of us
is aware of a single person of notoriety produced by the Fluvanna County
schools… outside the criminal justice
system! We have bright young people
who are not in the system who deserve
the same rights and privileges as those
sitting inside the public classrooms.
The school’s sports department could
use a little help too.
Raising taxes is not the answer to
quality education (that is our goal, right?)
Will taxes be raised so high that Fluvanna County becomes a ghost town?
– Jeane and Ed Illsche,
Palmyra
I wanted to thank you for publishing the article about Psalm 91 House
and our Spa Day fundraiser! We raised
$3,400. We could not have done it
without the unbelievable outpouring
of community support. A tithe of $340
has been sent to the A21Campaign, a
global ministry fighting human trafficking. The rest is being used to create
a local non-profit transition home for
women and children in need. Psalm 91
House will be a safe place to find rest
and restoration for those who need it
most. In His Word, God promises to
protect those who seek His shelter:
“He who dwells in the secret place
of the Most High
Shall abide under the shadow of
the Almighty…
He shall cover you with His feathers,
And under His wings you shall take
refuge.” Psalm 91:1 & 4
This is the vision, providing refuge
from life’s storms.
Psalm 91 House has many people to
thank. I would like to mention the businesses that supported our first event
in February. They include Classic Impressions, Ltd.; Lake Chiropractic; Villa
Nova’s; Christiane’s Creations; Evolve
Hair Design; CK Jewelers; Dogwood
Café; Mobile Massage for Life; Jefferson
Pharmacy; Effort Baptist Church; and
so many more individual volunteers
creating and donating raffle items,
doing nails and hair, making appointments, answering phones, selling food,
providing health screening, and setting
up and cleaning and so much more. I
wish I could list every amazing person
who came to help or came to be pampered for a great cause. But I hope this
big thank you will reach everyone. We
will be looking forward to more fundraising and many more opportunities
to help. I am forever grateful. Please be
in prayer for all that is to come for this
community outreach.
– Jenny Cassell Faulknier,
Scottsville
Rotary Club gives
money to schools
Members of the Fluvanna Rotary
Club presented a check for $1,638.50
to the Fluvanna County High School
athletic department at Wednesday’s
(April 10) school board meeting. Principal James Barlow and Athletic Director Scott Morris received the check.
Rotary club members asked for donations outside of local grocery stores
Thoughtful people
I was diagnosed with acute myloid
leukemia in early 2012 and received
preparatory treatments for a stem
cell transplant at The University of
Virginia Medical Center from June to
September. In September, I was transferred to the Virginia Commonwealth
University’s Massey Cancer Center
in Richmond for the transplant. My
wife and I were there from September through mid-March. I am happy to
report that the treatments, while still
continuing, are heading in the right
direction. During our stay in Richmond, the outpouring of friendship,
telephone calls, and prayers from our
many friends at Lake Monticello and
the surrounding Fluvanna County
to raise the money, which will be used
to buy an automated external defibrillator (AED), a portable electronic
device that treats cardiac emergencies.
“We truly hope they never have
to use it,” said Rotary representative
Arthur Haaxma. “But, if they do, it’s
there now.”
– Kristin Sancken
area helped immensely in our back to
health journey. Words cannot begin to
express our deep appreciation for so
many thoughtful people. While we
could not begin to repay the kindness
which was extended to us by this community, we shall never forget what a
caring and supportive group of people
we live among. Thanks to you all.
– Mike and Dana Lee,
Palmyra
Correction: Christina Dimeo Guseman
wrote the articles on the Fluvanna Board
of Supervisor’s meeting in the April 11
issue. The wrong byline was attached to
the articles..
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The process of deciding what to do
with the soon-to-be empty buildings of
Cunningham Elementary School and Columbia Elementary school is underway.
The School Board must decide if the
buildings will be kept under school
board ownership or declared as surplus
and returned to the county.
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School lunch prices
to increase
Sts. Peter & Paul
breaks ground for new
worship space
BY PAGE H. GIFFORD, CORRESPONDENT
Church members gathered for the ground breaking.
In order to be in compliance with the
Healthy, Hunger Free Kids Act of 2010,
Fluvanna Public Schools will raise all
of their school meal prices by 10 cents
next year.
“We’ve been a little hesitant and drug
our feet not to raise [lunch] prices,
just in sensitivity to what people were
facing in the economy. But we have to
be in compliance,” said Superintendent
Gena Keller.
Elementary school lunches will go
from $2.15 to $2.25 and high school
lunches will go from $2.40 to $2.50.
The Healthy, Hunger Free Kids
Act of 2010 requires that all schools
that charged less than $2.59 for paid
lunches (not including free and reduced
lunches) are required to adjust their
price to cover the difference. However,
the law also caps the required increase
in lunch prices at ten cents in any year.
For the next two school years, lunches
will go up by 10 cents, to meet the
$2.59 “lunch equity” figure.
Fluvanna County Public Schools is
struggling with the credit system that
its food service department uses. Many
children charge the food they receive
at school to an account, billed to their
parents. However, parents have no way
of checking their account balance electronically, often leading to escalating,
unpaid bills.
“Some children have charged a tremendous amount, we’re working to
make sure that parents are aware of
what’s going on,” said Keller. “When
you get into lots of dollars, it becomes
quickly unmanageable and people
become blindsided.”
The schools have tried counseling parents who qualify to apply for
free and reduced lunch, which would
provide the school with more federal
funding to pay for lunches, but, as
School Board Chair Camilla Washington says, “It’s a touchy subject.”
“If you look at the application itself,
it can be very intimidating. [Parents]
could certainly just throw it in the trash
rather than ask for some help to fill it
out,” said Washington.
According to Keller, school counselors will be on hand to help students
and families confidentially discuss how
to pay for school lunches or apply for
assistance.
Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church
broke ground for their new parish and
education center on Sunday, April 14.
Since its beginning in the mid 1980s,
the congregation of Saints Peter and
Paul Catholic Church has grown. To accommodate its growing parish and to
expand its ability to meet the needs of
the Catholic community, it was decided
that a new worship space needed to be
built. Over the last several years, parishioners recognized the need for a Parish
Life and Education Center and a Saints
Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery.
The parishioners identified the needs
of their church in a 2010 survey. The
most urgent requests from parishioners
were for providing more class rooms
and meeting rooms for their expanding
religious education and youth programs
and ministry teams. Moreover, they
wanted to create a more welcoming atmosphere for gatherings and fellowship
and to eventually add a cemetery.
The cost of this new addition is an
estimated $2.2 million. The general
capital campaign titled Building Our
Future-United in Christ began with a
presentation by Father Gerald Musuubire, pastor of Sts. Peter and Paul, and the
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capital campaign chair. After thoroughly analyzing the future needs, environmental impact and Sts. Peter and Paul’s
available land, the building committee-along with the Diocese--commissioned
an architectural firm to design a plan
which has been approved by Fluvanna
County and the Diocese of Richmond.
The design consists of a 10,00012,000 square foot Parish Life and
Education Center. The parish hall includes a kitchen, storage, a lobby and
a restroom. There will be 10 to 12 religious education classrooms and team
ministry meeting rooms as well as a
youth center. In the last phase of building they will add the cemetery, which
will feature 1,200 plots and a columbarium of 200 Niches. A columbarium
is a place to store urns containing cremated remains of the deceased.
“This new building will allow us to
meet the religious and educational
needs of all parishioners--from our
newborns to seniors--and to meet the
needs of our active ministry teams, as
well as create a warm environment to
gather and have fellowship,” said Father
Musuubire. No doubt many are looking
forward to the center’s completion.
Sparks and fire: Metalworking school opens
in Zion Crossroads
BY CHRISTINA DIMEO GUSEMAN, CORRESOPONDENT
every other weekend. Course listings
and other information can be found
at Brownell’s web site, www.vaschoolofmetal.com.
Someday Brownell hopes to focus
exclusively on his school. Until then,
he successfully bridges the space
between creating art for others and
teaching them to create art for themselves. “I’m living out a dream,” he said
with a smile.
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Studio. In that short amount of time
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classes, which range from Welding 101
to Metal Art and Functional Fabrication
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Spending a day or two in class with
Brownell is a fun experience. Gathering
around coffee and doughnuts, students
first share their goals for the course.
After hearing thorough instructions
on safety, they proceed to their booths
and practice welding, some for the first
time. The next day, students start crafting a project of their own choosing.
“They have a ball,” declared Brownell,
who already has students returning for
additional classes.
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focusing on “doing it right” with clean,
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Brownell Metal Studio works across
the country on “high-end, high-quality architectural metalwork,” as well
as more standard projects, utilizing a
variety of metals including steel, stainless steel, bronze, brass, copper and
aluminum. Brownell works with his
customers through the estimation,
budgeting, and manufacturing process
to ensure that they end up completely
satisfied. “We never do the same job
twice,” he said, because “every job is
custom and new.” While that makes it
difficult, he said, it also “keeps it fun.”
Such a passion for metalwork proved
impossible to keep to himself. Two
months ago, he opened Virginia School
of Metal, operating out of Brownell Metal
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“People have an inherent curiosity
about sparks and fire,” asserted Steve
Brownell, president of Virginia School
of Metal. People also have a creative
streak, he continued, so combining the
two leaves them utterly fascinated.
Sparking fascination is exactly what
Brownell has done with the creation
of Virginia School of Metal in Troy at
Zion Crossroads. With students ranging
from university presidents to construction workers to farm hands to dentists,
Brownell thoroughly enjoys training
people from all walks of life. The only
requirement is a desire to create.
“One student just wanted to make
metal yard art,” he recalled. She took
one of Brownell’s classes over the
weekend and ended up producing her
own ornamental guinea hens.
Brownell should know how to teach
metalwork; he’s been in the industry
for almost 40 years. Ten years ago he
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Rivanna River Basin
Commission announces
restructuring
The Rivanna River off South Boston Road.
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The Rivanna River Basin Commission (RRBC) has announced that it is
streamlining its infrastructure and staff
to ensure that it will continue to be a
positive and effective organization for
protecting and restoring the Rivanna
River and its watershed, according to a
press release.
“The Rivanna is a critical resource for
the region,” Marvin Moss, chair of the
RRBC, said in the press release. “The
Commission plays an important role in
our community because of its unique
structure. We work directly with the
local government boards and staff to
ensure water and natural resources are
always part of our watershed communities’ decision-making.”
The Rivanna River Basin Commission (RRBC) is the public entity of local
government that provides guidance for
the stewardship and enhancement of
the water and natural resources of the
Rivanna River Basin – which includes
Fluvanna County. The RRBC’s enabling
legislation states that the RRBC will also
provide a forum in which local governments and citizens can discuss issues
affecting the Basin’s water quality and
quantity and other natural resources.
In order to best meet this mission,
said Moss, RRBC will be focusing its
resources on creating strategic partnerships and alliances that will help galvanize the communities that are in the
Rivanna watershed to work together
for the benefit of the river.
Moss, who has served on the RRBC as
an elected official from 2007 through
2009 and as Fluvanna County’s appointed citizen since mid-2010, says
that the RRBC understands the critical
importance of collaboration. “We know
that it is only through our collective
efforts that we can be effective in protecting the Rivanna.”
Leslie Middleton, Executive Director
of the RRBC since 2009, said, “Restructuring and working in a more focused
and collective way with our important
Rivanna partners is the best thing for
us to do for the Rivanna in these challenging economic times.”
“We have a river system that is ecologically ‘on the cusp,’” says Middleton.
”It will be all the harder later on if we
do not seize this moment to work together in better and smarter ways on
behalf of this river that this community
really values.”
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Fluvanna County High School releases honor roll
8th Grade
Abbott, Cody Michael A-B
Albright, Meredith Gabrielle All A’s
Bajs, Nikola All A’s
Baker, Emily Alexandra All A’s
Belew, Victoria Lauren All A’s
Blackburn, Erin McKenzie All A’s
Brophy, Conner James A-B
Brown, Austin Ray A-B
Brown, Chaniya Danielle A-B
Bryant, Julianne Nichole A-B
Bushman, Skyler B A-B
Buttry, Erica Danielle A-B
Carney, Nathan Patrick All A’s
Carr, Susannah Caroline All A’s
Clarke, Nicholas Younger A-B
Coates, Cyan Renee A-B
Coffman, Caleb Matthias A-B
Collins, Kayla Shemiah A-B
Conti, Samson Joseph All A’s
Cook, Holly Ann A-B
Coppola, Liana Rose All A’s
Custer, Renee Allison All A’s
Deforge, Colby Michael A-B
Desgrosiellier, Emily Rae A-B
Dobson, Britney Kay All A’s
Dudley, Hannah Leslie A-B
Duffau, Marian Hope A-B
Dunn, Madeline Elizabeth All A’s
Edwards, Logan Alexander All A’s
Farruggio, Hannah Beare A-B
Forren, Savannah Leigh All A’s
Garrett, Madison E. All A’s
Gibson, Matthew Logan A-B
Graff, Jakob Hans A-B
Graham, Ema Gael A-B
Guida, Madelyn Kayla All A’s
Hackenberg, Adam Mitchell All A’s
Haislip, Blake Howard A-B
Hammond, Michaela Jean A-B
Hannah, Angel Athena Marie A-B
Harris, Amanda Lee A-B
Harris, Onae Ann All A’s
Hartzog, Zachary Alexander A-B
Hellms, Autumn Rose A-B
Hellms, Kayllee Michelle A-B
Holtz, Kelsey Joan All A’s
Houseknecht, Lauren Kay A-B
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James, Brandon Michael A-B
Jeffery, Hayley Hope A-B
Jones, Jasmine Diavion A-B
Kent, Nicole Mackenzie All A’s
Kershner, Sophia Marie All A’s
Kidd, Jerry Wayne A-B
King, Jahmicka Rosshell A-B
Kingsley, Cassandra Lynn A-B
Kirby, Donald William All A’s
Kirby, Jessica Anne All A’s
Knight, Cayla Gail A-B
Krett, Brendan James All A’s
Lang, Matthew Tyler All A’s
Lawson, Trenton Wade A-B
Lee, Harrison Yeung-I All A’s
Leitzel, Owen James All A’s
Liles, Emily Rebecca All A’s
Long, Christian Issac All A’s
Lowe, William II All A’s
Lowry, Brent Thomas A-B
Ludwig, Megan Kathleen A-B
Martin, Dorothy Lil’Rain A-B
Martin, Matasha Monique A-B
McBride, Alexis Mary A-B
McBride, Matthew Gregory A-B
McDonald, Victoria Lane A-B
McGehee, Eva Jane All A’s
McGrath, Marley Anne A-B
Milburn, Morgan Frederick A-B
Miles, Hayden Thomas A-B
Mirsky, Kayla All A’s
Moe, Trevor Lee All A’s
Moore, Rodney Ensign A-B
Morris, Jacob Tyler A-B
Mosley, Nakia Tychelle A-B
Nardone, Stephanie Marie All A’s
Nazari-Valashejerdi, Pierette A-B
Nelson, Alexis Ariel A-B
Newman, Rebecca Grace All A’s
Nicely, Cherry Oku Hatsu All A’s
Nowak, Hunter Pierce All A’s
O’Brien, Isabella Pilar All A’s
Pace, Zachary Cole A-B
Page, Delsahn Tarique A-B
Parmly, Kaycie Lynne A-B
Payne, Chase Matthew A-B
Price, Lindsay Campbell A-B
Rafaly, Matthew William A-B
Ramirez, Gabrielle Lena A-B
Rankin, Savannah Leigh A-B
Rea, Emily Grace A-B
Rea, Jenna Claire All A’s
Reilly, Connor Benjamin All A’s
Reynard, Lydia Elizabeth A-B
Sams, Lucy Elaine A-B
Scalzo, Alexander David All A’s
Shiner, Michael H. All A’s
Stanke, Jack Douglas All A’s
Stevens, Andrew Douglas All A’s
Stowell, Kathryn Grace A-B
Stuart, David Richard All A’s
Tanner, Kyree Kenya A-B
Thomas, Hannah Marie A-B
Thomas, Khalia La-Toya All A’s
Torres-Morales, Allen A-B
Turley, Braden G. All A’s
Valladares, Emily Paola A-B
Via, Kiera Brooke A-B
Waller, Asia Tamia All A’s
Wells, Abigail Rose A-B
Wilson, Jameel Antonio A-B
9th Grade
Allbaugh, Carter M. A-B
Apgar, Michael Reed A-B
Baker, Kendall Nicole All A’s
Best, Shjon L.J. A-B
Bland, Johnna K A-B
Byram, James Morgan A-B
Campanelli, Keegan All A’s
Cheung, Brandon All A’s
Christian, Aaron Vincent A-B
Christian, Raleigh Ellen All A’s
Clarke, Shannon Lee All A’s
Coleman, Taylor Brooke A-B
Colver, Melissa Elizabeth All A’s
Coppa, Michael James A-B
Corbin, Jonathan Bryce All A’s
Corredera-Wells, Kayla A-B
Dean, Christopher Andrew A-B
DeMers, Alexus A-B
Dubon, Oliver Humphrey A-B
Duenas, Brooklyn Rose A-B
Duenas, Jadelyn Cori A-B
Durant, Mikela Michele A-B
Edgerton, Sarah Ann A-B
Fletcher, Richard James A-B
Free, Daniel Christopher A-B
Gamage, Ellen Lorraine A-B
Gibson, Jonathan Tyler A-B
Glass, Matthew Ryan A-B
Grimsley, Colin D. A-B
Guess, Andrew James All A’s
Hackenberg, Brandon James A-B
Hahn-Fulk, Jacob Tyler A-B
Haislip, Avery Blair All A’s
Haislip, Brett Cole A-B
Hann, Sarah Emily A-B
Hannan, Mariah Faith A-B
Heister, Alexander Morris A-B
Henley III, Thomas Walker A-B
Herndon, Gwyneth L. A-B
Jackson, Nikolai Christopher A-B
Jones, Xavier Marquise A-B
Kennedy, Morgan Elizabeth All
A’s
Key, Andre-A’Bryanna A-B
Koczan, Brittney Marie A-B
Lee Jr, Jason Antonio A-B
LeFon, Alexandra Harrison A-B
Lintecum, Abigail June All A’s
May, Justin Tyler A-B
Mayo-Pitts, Mikel A-B
McFarlane, Lindsay Ann A-B
Moncure, Charles Withers A-B
Muller, Isabella M A-B
Nelson, Savannah Lauren A-B
Ott, Courtney Elise A-B
Persinger, Jordan Lynn All A’s
Robey, Christopher Garland A-B
Ruffa, Katie Ritchie A-B
Sapp, Joanna Marie A-B
Sebolt, Avery Jackson A-B
Sechler, Eleanor Jane A-B
Shepherd, Autumn Jade A-B
Sherman, Andrew James All A’s
Shiflett, Dalton Ray All A’s
Simms, Taijana B All A’s
Smith, Dominique Opal A-B
Smith, Makenna Jean A-B
Strainick, Amber A-B
Strainick, Dariya A-B
Strickland, Emma Lee All A’s
Stutz, Kate Emily A-B
Vincent, Gabriel Andrew A-B
Wade, Patrick Christopher All A’s
Wagley, Samantha D. A-B
Warren, Emily Anne A-B
Wheatley, Hunter Lee A-B
Williams, Brenna Lee All A’s
Wilson, Sarah Nicole A-B
Windingland, Derek All A’s
Zuspan, Austin Nathaniel A-B
10th Grade
Allen, Kiersten Lyn All A’s
Atkins, John Bryant A-B
Baber, Christian James A-B
Bellatty, Natalie Ruth A-B
Bland, Markyll Jordan A-B
Bonner, Julian Dennis A-B
Boteler, Joshua Paul A-B
Brittle, Monica Renee A-B
Brownell, Carrie Michelle All A’s
Bruce, Rashaad Semaj A-B
Burger, Devon Brynn A-B
Cabrera, Lauren Kelly A-B
Carman, Thomas Richard A-B
Carney, Jacob Shanley All A’s
Celin, Joseph Johann A-B
Chaney, Psalms Vashati A-B
Charlton, Charles Sergei A-B
Childress, Kiana Nicole A-B
Coffman, Kennah Marie A-B
Coleman, Britani Morgan All A’s
Coleman, Collin Brooks A-B
Copenhaver, Meghan Leigh All A’s
Courts, Jasmine Naomi All A’s
Daly, Ryan Kerrick A-B
Deforge, Hunter John A-B
Dobbins, Cailin Anne A-B
Drake, Alison Marie A-B
Drayer, Micaela Kathleen A-B
Edgerton, Erin Elizabeth A-B
Feagans, Ashley Marie A-B
Fisher, Nathaniel Craig A-B
Frederick, Jordyn Ashley All A’s
Harris, Nicolette Sky A-B
Harrison, Jalen Chad A-B
Hartzog, Tyler Randolph A-B
Hester, Damon Christopher A-B
Hills, Rashay Nicole All A’s
Hobbs, Cassandra Leigh A-B
Johnson, Casey Lee A-B
Jones, Janessa Marcella A-B
Jonkman, Mattheus David A-B
Kent, Zachary William All A’s
Kirby, Jessica Elizabeth A-B
Kline, Hayley Anne All A’s
Kline, Kara Anne A-B
Kline, Madison Rae All A’s
Lascano, Ashley Marie A-B
Lokits, Miriam Lynnae A-B
Ludwig, Taryn Renee All A’s
Mahan, Kellie Pearl A-B
Masinovic, Leyla All A’s
May, Dalton Wayne A-B
McDonald, Triston Matthew A-B
Milton, Mary Elizabeth A-B
Moe, Travis Bagley All A’s
Mooney, James Patrick A-B
Morgan, Sasha Lashae A-B
Morris, Damien Matthew A-B
Morris, Hunter Ray All A’s
Neifert, Abbey Marie A-B
Nelson, Montana Mary Elisabeth
A-B
Nicholson, Eve Marie All A’s
Nicholson, Kenneth Devon All
A’s
Norcross, Christopher Lucas A-B
Olinger, Peyton Tuesday A-B
Osteen, Joseph Douglas A-B
Pellicane, Stephanie Elizabeth
A-B
Pinney, Devin Frances A-B
Presley, Kaitlin Elizabeth A-B
Reed, Bowen Patrick All A’s
Rodgers, Isis Adara A-B
Rodriguez, Jesse Isaac A-B
Sandridge, Austin Kyle A-B
Scott, Alexis Nicole A-B
Scott, Morgan Brittany A-B
Shelden, Madeleine Jane A-B
Shiner, Hillman Francisco All A’s
Silverman, Kelsey Noelle All A’s
Small, Erin Shenandoah A-B
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Staton, Lauren Elizabeth All A’s
Stowe, Jordan Alexia All A’s
Stribling, Tory Mae A-B
Stuart, James Benjamin A-B
Sullivan, Lauren Luvenia A-B
Symmers, Morgan Elizabeth A-B
Thomson, Kristen Paige A-B
Truex, Hannah Riley A-B
Tuck, Hayley Kaye A-B
Turley, Alec Brant A-B
Van Ornum, Morgan Marie A-B
Walker, Anthony Robert A-B
Walters, Leslie Anne All A’s
Wensel, Dalton Richard All A’s
Williams, Abigail Grace A-B
Wilson, Donald Scott A-B
Wissinger, Cara Elizabeth All A’s
11th Grade
Adams Jr, Robert Donald A-B
Amittu-Goodson, Paulusi A-B
Benvenutti, Margaret A. A-B
Biel, Marina Renee A-B
Bockman, Tyler Richard All A’s
Bomberger, Clayton David A-B
Bowles, Jasmine Monique A-B
Burley, Chloe Elizabeth A-B
Campanelli, Bryce Maguire All A’s
Carr, Sidney Catherine A-B
Connell, Eli Aaron Brown A-B
Conner, Clay Elizabeth All A’s
Corbin, Hannah Rose A-B
Daniels, Douglas Alex A-B
Davis, Kyle Wilson A-B
Dean, Anna Katherine A-B
Derry, Emma Kaitlin All A’s
Doublestein, Devan Mckenzie A-B
Douma, Nicole Louise A-B
Durant, Anastasia Taylor A-B
Garrett, Dylon M. A-B
Glass, Mitchell William A-B
Gregory, Ashley Nicole A-B
Guthrie, Madalyn Anne A-B
Haden, Emily Elizabeth A-B
Haislip, Brooke Logan A-B
Hall, Jamie Hope All A’s
Hammond, Kassidy Brooke A-B
Hammond, Rory Kelvin A-B
Herndon, Kirby Lee A-B
Herrick, John Christian A-B
Hicks, Heather Natasha A-B
Hubbard, Grace Marie A-B
Jones, Jessica Maia A-B
Lafferty, Anna A-B
LeSueur, Emily Sarah A-B
Lindblad, Matthew Brady A-B
Loeser, Allexa E. A-B
Marlowe, Madeline Paige A-B
McGehee, Mary Garner A-B
McIver, Alyssa Christine A-B
McLaughlin, Anthony A-B
McMullen, Kaitlin Elizabeth A-B
Meador, Hannah Marie All A’s
Moody, Olivia Faith A-B
Morris, Anjelica Elaine A-B
Orlando, Adrian Theodor All A’s
Osborne, Jillian Paige A-B
Pantoja-Rodriguez, Humberto A-B
Parrish, Charles Haden A-B
Reilly, Matthew Evan A-B
Shelton, Brandon Layne A-B
Swann, Asia Nichelle A-B
Turner, Maxx Logan All A’s
Vandyke, Jesse Austin A-B
Wilcher, Tyler Jean A-B
Wilson, Jacob Ryan A-B
Wood, Helen Ingrid All A’s
Wood, Tre’ Arron A-B
Woodson, Chanel Brittney A-B
Woodson, Jessica Nicole A-B
Wray, Kayla Diane A-B
12th Grade
Baughan, Matthew Jacob All A’s
Beck, Taylor Ashley A-B
Billingsley, Alena Christine A-B
Bockman, Taylor Marie A-B
Bradley, Trevonne Quinten A-B
Brooks, Alexander James A-B
Brown, Breann Nicole A-B
Brown, Christopher Paul All A’s
Browning, Lauren Paige A-B
Buonomo, Jonathan Anthony A-B
Burton, Jovan DeAndre A-B
Campbell, Hunter Erik All A’s
Campbell, John Locklind A-B
Cassell, Camden Bryce A-B
Casto, Alana Elizabeth A-B
Chambers, Heather Lynn A-B
Ciaccio, Bryan James A-B
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Dell-deRonde, Rowan Kelsey
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Dillon, Taylor Alexandra A-B
Dunlap, Jerrett Wilson III A-B
Ellis, Mary Margaret A-B
Federico, Samantha Joan A-B
Noraas, Kasandra Louise A-B
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Parmly, Dylan Chance A-B
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Pieno, Michael Collin A-B
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Southworth, Peter Rand A-B
Spradlin, Danielle Neal A-B
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Swanson II, Christopher Wade A-B
Swanson, Kyle Edward A-B
Tanous, Adeline Marie All A’s
Troy, Kerry Lynn A-B
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Family program brings help,
citizenship to Columbia woman
I
n the rolling hills of central Fluvanna county lays a typical brick ranch
house. But walk inside its doors and
the brightly colored walls, parquet
floors and wicker furniture transport
you to Gloria Bridges’ native hometown of Cartagena, Colombia.
Bridges’ story is one told many times
throughout the Untied States. American
boy and Latin girl
fall in love, get
married and move
back stateside for
better opportunities for their children. Only Bridges
never
expected
for so many opportunities to be
afforded to her as
well.
On July 9, 2012
Gloria
Bridges
was sworn in as a U.S. citizen, and
she credits Fluvanna’s adult education
program, Families Learning Together,
for her and her family’s success. Worrisome to the Bridges family, Families
Learning Together is one of the many
programs cut during the ongoing Fluvanna County budget crisis.
The Bridges moved to Charlottesville
when Gloria’s husband, Travis, got a job
working in the bilingual auto claims
department at State Farm Insurance.
He had picked up Spanish during his
time in the Army stationed in Panama,
and after discharge met Gloria on a trip
through Colombia.
They were renting a home in Lake
Monticello when their oldest daughter, Samantha, entered kindergarten
in 2005. A flyer came home advertising the Families Learning Together
program, which taught English as
a Second Language (ESL). Although
Gloria had taken university level
English classes in Colombia, she still
struggled. Now that her daughter was
in school, she decided to go back too.
Over 300 Fluvanna families have
been served in the 11 years that Families Learning Together has been in existence. The program was designed to
support and encourage parents in their
educational goals while simultaneously enhancing their children’s school
success.
“The parents who come to us are interested in learning to speak English or
wanting to improve
basic skills or they
want to pursue earning
their GED credentials,”
said Mary Ott, program
coordinator.
It was just what
Gloria needed.
“They
provided
transportation
and
childcare. They made
it easy for me to enroll
in the program,” said
Gloria. “It was difficult to do anything else, because we
only had one car.”
In Colombia, Gloria was highly educated with a private university degree.
She held respected jobs as a police inspector and then a supervisor of community services for her area. But in
the United States she couldn’t get a job
without speaking better English.
“The problem in Cartagena is the
accent. You can listen to English all
you want in the classroom, but you
don’t hear it outside of the classroom,”
said Gloria. “I could read English, but
my ears and my accent were still a
problem.”
Families Learning Together not only
improved Gloria’s English, but they
helped her navigate the American
school system for her daughter, Samantha. Samantha, who is now 12
years old, remembers walking into her
first day of kindergarten at Central Elementary only speaking Spanish.
“At first is was very confusing
because I had no idea what was going
on. I followed what everyone else did,”
said Samantha.
“It helped me to be
a momma and be in
charge of the education
of my children”
– Gloria Bridges
Travis, Gloria, Samantha, 12, Jay, 6, Juliette, 4,
outside of their Scottsville area home.
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The adult education teachers at Families Learning Together drove Gloria to
her daughter’s classroom so she could
talk to Samantha’s teachers and help
her cope.
“They did so much for me and for
my children,” said Gloria. “Because I
didn’t have transportation it was difficult for me to do that on my own. It’s
more than we were expecting someone
to help.”
Families Learning Together taught
Gloria and her children how to use the
local library system and how to interpret
and respond to report cards. Now, Samantha is a straight A student, as are her
younger two siblings, Jay and Juliette.
“It helped me to be a momma and
be in charge of the education of my
children,” said Gloria. “Sometimes
you need someone to say, ‘you’re a
momma. You have to pay attention to
what is happening with your kids.’”
Although Samantha had no idea how
much effort her mom was making to
help her be successful in school, Samantha remembers that the turning
point for her was when her mom
entered Families Learning Together.
“It was life changing,” said Samantha
of Families Learning Together. “It kind
of stabilized our whole family.”
After Gloria’s English improved, she
19
knew she had to apply for her citizenship so she could stay in the same
country as her husband and three
children. But she was terrified of the
process, particularly of the final interview, which quizzes you on American
history facts in English.
Gayle von Keyserling, the Director of
Adult Literacy, walked her through the
entire process.
“We did it like a family, together.
She didn’t leave me alone. She practiced with me how to pronounce each
word and answer each question in the
civics book. I never expected a teacher
to provide that much support,” said
Gloria. “It was a big process. It took one
year of preparation.”
On the day of the interview in Fairfax,
Gloria was prepared. She carried in a
thick file of documentation, some of
which were difficult to procure, like her
Colombian birth certificate professionally translated into English and the last
12 years of tax returns. The two people
ahead of her had been denied citizenship, one for not passing the civics test
and the other for not having the proper
documentation.
Gloria’s
stomach
churned as she entered the room for
her interview. She repeated some of the
hardest answers to herself in her head –
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“It was not easy,” said Gloria. “Mostly
because they don’t talk to you like it’s
a test. It’s more like, you are my friend,
let’s talk.”
Gloria didn’t let her guard down. When
the gentleman with the State Department
casually asked her if she had ever voted,
she quickly replied, “no sir, I cannot vote
because I am not a citizen here.”
Gloria passed the citizenship test
with flying colors, and would cast her
first ballot in the 2012 Presidential
race. She has had other successes, to
which she credits to Families Learning
Together.
A few weeks ago she accepted a job
working for Region 10 as a bilingual
probation officer, reentering her dream
career in social services.
“I was surprised when they said,
‘okay, you’re hired.’ I said, ‘Wow! Wow!
I did it! People can understand me!”
said Gloria.
With Fluvanna County budget cuts,
Bridges worries that other families
won’t have the same level of opportunity she did. As of last year, Families
Learning Together is no longer a part
of the Fluvanna County Public Schools
budget. They survive on grants from
Dollar General, BAMA Works Fund and
the Charlottesville Area Community
Foundation. Their classrooms, in the
basement of the Palmyra school building, are in kind donations from the Fluvanna school system.
“We don’t really have a budget. We’re
running on the grants we can get,” said
Ott. “Because of what has happened,
we are exploring becoming a non-profit. That will make us eligible to apply
for a whole lot more grants.”
Von Keyserling and Ott are only
being paid for part-time work, but are
volunteering full-time hours to serve
the 30 families who come through
their program each year. The money
they used to use for transportation and
childcare is also limited.
“Now that the program is getting cut,
our worry is that we don’t want to lose
this program. We want to keep it in the
community for other families to be able
to do what we’re doing,” said Gloria. “I
don’t think I would have gotten my citizenship if Ms. Gayle had not supported
me. It’s something so important to us.”
To advocate for funding dedicated to
Families Learning Together, call your
Board of Supervisors representative. To
donate to the Families Learning Together program, tax-exempt donations may
be sent in care of the Fluvanna Education Foundation, P.O. Box 224, Palmyra,
VA 22963. Or visit http://www.fluvannaeducationfoundation.org/
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New Gluten Intolerance Group in town
CONTRIBUTED BY CINDY BROWN
Gluten! Wheat! Everyone is talking
about it. Some think it is the new diet
rage. Others just think they feel better
when they don’t eat it. But to those of
us that have an allergy to wheat, barley,
rye, and gluten it is devastating to even
ingest a bite.
The diagnosis of Celiac was discovered long ago. We know through research that 1 in 98 people probably
have it. Studies show only 10% are officially diagnosed. Recent studies are
showing that 1 in 40 people have a
sensitivity to wheat. Why is it so hard
to diagnose? The tests aren’t accurate,
Physicians don’t know about it and are
trying to treat the symptoms and lastly,
some people just don’t get sick often so
don’t even realize they should not be
eating Gluten/Wheat.
I would love to describe all the symptoms, but there are at least 250 0f them
noted in studies. If two people with
wheat allergies start comparing – you
may find they both have very different
issues. For example, if I have wheat – my
asthma comes back, I ache all over like
having the flu or Fibromyalgia, I have di-
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bleed easily). It will now take six months
for our colon to heal – and in the meantime our immune system is so low that
we catch any cold we are exposed to.
The University of Virginia Medical
Center had a Celiac support group for
about 12 years. They met every other
month. It was wonderful and a dietitian
led the group. Unfortunately it wasn’t
reaching all the folks that had a wheat
allergy. They are closing this support
system and their last meeting was in
March. Five of us from the “old group”
wanted more. So – welcome to the new
Gluten Intolerance Group of Charlottesville. We are part of a national organization identified by GIG. Our first meeting
is scheduled for Thursday, April 18, at
7 p.m. It will be held at Hollymead Elementary School in Charlottesville.
The next 12 months are planned and
you can see what will be going on in
the C’ville GIG community by going to
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Independence celebrates its
second anniversary
The Independence, one of Charlottesville’s newest senior living apartment communities, is celebrating
its second anniversary on Thursday, April 18 from 1:30 – 3:30 pm
and welcomes the community to
celebrate with them, according to
a press release. There will be tasty
hors d’oeuvres, wonderful beverages,
special music and tours of the community. The event is free, and the
public is invited to learn more about
this special community. However, reservations are requested.
“We find The Independence offers
our residents an active, stimulating environment in which they can
explore their own interests while in
the company of others – many with
similar interests,” Ashley Lamm,
community manager, said in the
press release. “They are always on
the go. The wide variety of social and
cultural activities, plus the emphasis
on wellness, offers them a very desirable lifestyle. And it’s all in a beautiful
setting.”
Recently, The Independence underwent a major expansion adding
a 30-seat theater and a billiards and
a storage room where residents can
have access to various size units for
storing extra clothes, small furnishings and holiday decorations.
There is also a new, enlarged
library and a community room. The
library houses a computer center for
on-line access, comfortable chairs
for reading and relaxing, and rows of
book shelves for the lending library.
The 60-seat community room is for
organized meetings and receptions.
The community room, located in
the rear of the main floor, is available to groups of residents and to
outside civic organizations – both are
welcome to hold lectures, programs
or wine tastings, for example.
The Independence, one of Charlottesville’s newest senior living
apartment communities, is located
off Fontana Drive and across from
Darden Towe Park in the Pantops
area. The Independence has the security of controlled access, the convenience of three elevators, and the
luxury of spacious apartments with
nine-foot ceilings and scenic views.
Amenities include: a Wellness and
Fitness Center with senior-friendly
equipment, convenient transportation by community bus, yoga
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Central Virginia Gardening
April
showers
bring
May cicadas
Following the sun
BY SUNNY LENZ
Our wonderful sun, Helios to the
Greeks, is so beautiful he turns heads.
Especially in the world of flowers. Heliotropic plants turn their faces during
the day to follow the sun. Alfalfa, soy
beans and cotton are heliotropic but
they are not ornamenting our gardens.
The backbone of the heliotropes is
the sunflower. Planted at the back of a
garden facing south, their huge heads
turn from right to left as we look at
them seeming to be reading the garden
before them like a book. Okra also
follows the sun and is so ornamental in
the vegetable garden.
Poppies and anemone turn with the
sun as well as buttercups and lupine.
The beautiful dark blue garden heliotrope in the borage family, an annual
in zone 7, became so popular that the
word is used to name the color rather
than the diurnal movement. Winter
heliotrope, an Irish wild flower which
spreads in damp settings, doesn’t seem
to flower well for me but occasionally
sends up some stalks of pinkish purple
clusters which dip and nod out of the
shade towards the sun.
The new science of biomimicry
CONTRIBUTED BY THE VIRGINIA
DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY
The sunflower is the backbone of the heliotropes.
Photo: ©istockphoto.com/ Salawin
studies how human problems can
be solved by looking at nature’s
designs. Energy is scarce in nature,
so plants are most efficient. Solar
cells are designed after the cells in
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a leaf. Gardeners have done this for
years, turning towards the sun each
season to grow food which stores the
sun’s energy for us to use later. We
learn to follow life’s principles; build
from the bottom up (pay attention to
drainage and soil nutrients), optimize
rather than maximize (use all your
garden space by interplanting), use
free energy, cross pollinate, embrace
diversity, adapt and evolve, use lifefriendly materials (no Sevin dust!),
engage in symbiotic relationships
(companion plant).
This season, if you have a sunny
garden, look for the plants with ‘helio’
in the name; helianthemum or ‘sun
rose’, the many perennial varieties of
helianthus and heliopsis which are also
deer and vole resistant. From the time
you sit with coffee or tea in the morning
until you sit with a glass of wine or a bit
of chocolate in the evening, the flowers
will turn their heads to watch over the
garden while they entertain you.
Carysbrook Elementary (former Fluvanna Middle School)
Buy Local ~ Eat Fresh
Fluvanna Farmers Market
Rt. 15 at Carysbrook
There will be vendor exhibits, door prizes, lots of fun activities,
entertainment for the whole family, face painting, magic show,
balloon art, refreshments, costume appearances and health checks
at Pleasant Grove, Rt. 53
Every Tuesday ~ 2-6 p.m.
– and it’s all FREE!
10:05
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Entertainment schedule:
Darlene Vanngo, singer (2 songs)
New Fork Baptist Church Praise Dancers
Freckles the Clown
Torque Twirling Queens (from C’ville)
Angell’s Fitness and Dance
For more information or if you need special accommodations,
please call 434-842-8221
Sponsored by Fluvanna County Social Services
This spring, Virginians may be showered with more than rain – they may be
inundated with the sound of cicadas.
These cicadas have red eyes, black
bodies and golden wings. Different
from the “dog-day” cicadas we hear in
July and August each year, these insects
are coming out after 17 years in hiding.
“Periodical cicadas are divided into
two ‘races,’ based on their life cycle: a
17-year northern race, and a 13-year
southern race,” explains Chris Asaro,
forest health specialist for the Virginia Department of Forestry. “The majority of the cicada’s life cycle is spent
in the nymphal stage underground,
where it feeds on sap from tree roots.
Adults live only for a few weeks.
When the adults emerge, the males
will ‘sing out’ to attract females.” This
noisy courtship period typically lasts
four-to-six weeks.
To deposit her eggs, the female cicadas
make punctures at the ends of twigs. The
sudden appearance of many dead twigs,
called “flagging,” may cause some concern.
Most trees recover from this damage.
The insects target newly planted fruit
and ornamental trees, such as apple,
dogwood, peach, hickory, cherry and
pear. Hardwood trees, especially oaks,
are also vulnerable, but pines and other
conifers are usually left alone.
Newly planted trees can be covered
with fine netting to keep the cicadas
from reaching the small tender twigs.
Using sprays to control the cicadas is
not recommended.
Though they can be extremely noisy,
cicadas are not poisonous and do not bite
or sting. The insects are expected to stay
with us until the end of May or early June.
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Let’s Do
Lunch
BY MONA ORANGE
Burtons Grill
The Shops at Stonefield
2010 Bond Street
Charlottesville, VA 22902
434-977-1111
www.burtonsgrill.com
Monday - Thursday 11:30 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Friday and Saturday 11:30 a.m. - 11p.m.
Sunday 11:30 a.m. – 9 p.m
By now, everyone has watched
Charlottesville’s expansion of stores,
restaurants and a multiplex movie
theater (finally) at the Shops at Stonefield
on the corner of Hydraulic Road and Rt.
29. This is what you call an abundance
of riches for someone like myself as
I look for good places to eat lunch
and write about in the Let’s Do Lunch
column. So expect to see some reviews
of new restaurants at Stonefield in 2013,
starting with Burtons Grill. Recently, two
people approached me about reviewing
Burtons Grill and I am so glad they did.
The original founder of Burtons Grill
was an executive for Legal Seafood and
it is evident by how well the fish was
cooked (more about that later). With
three other owners and investors who
shared his vision for “contemporary
American cuisine and ambience“, the
first Burtons Grill opened in Boston
and they currently have restaurants in
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, North
Carolina and Virginia (Virginia Beach
and Charlottesville), opening five of
their ten locations in the last 18 months.
Their attention has now turned from
expanding to training their new staff
and fine tuning the newer restaurants.
Just a few comments before I start
to describe what was a wonderful
afternoon out with friends. Burtons Grill
has a sophisticated and contemporary
look while still feeling inviting and
comfortable. There is seating for 200
people inside, including a separate
room that seats 24 and an outside patio
with a fire place that seats 34. Although
the lunch prices are a little higher than
some other places in the area, the
quality and preparation of the food
makes eating there a good value. The
service is attentive and knowledgeable.
We lunched on a Tuesday afternoon
and were seated in an elevated booth.
Large enough for eight people and
close to the open kitchen where we
could watch the colorful dishes as they
were taken to other diners. The lunch
menu offers soups and appetizers,
salads, burgers and sandwiches and
entrees as well as a large cocktail, beer
and wine selection.
Don and I ordered the soup of the
day, She-crab soup which was $3.95 for
a cup. I don’t know how the soup could
be both so light and creamy. It was
flavored with a hint of sherry, a good
amount of crab and a little pepper that
provided a tiny bite to each spoonful.
Three friends ordered salmon for
$13.95 from the entrée section of the
menu. Bonnie and Art ordered the
salmon bronzed, grilled with a light
blend of cajun style seasonings and
two sides. They found the salmon moist
and tasty, not spicy. Linda ordered the
salmon grilled with a light coating of
lemon thyme butter and found the
salmon fresh tasting and moist. Later
we learned that the salmon is first
grilled and then finished off in a pan of
water in the oven - a technique that is
used at Legal Seafood. All three chose
broccoli that was cooked perfectly in
a light seasoned sauce. Other sides
chosen and enjoyed were rice with
cilantro, a very different coleslaw with
a mix of greens, carrots, and peppers in
Move
a sweet sauce and spinach sautéed in a
touch of olive oil and bits of garlic.
Don also chose seafood, ordering
the haddock imperial which was light
and flakey and covered with lump
crabmeat, shrimp stuffing and panko
breadcrumbs for $14.95. He also
thought the onion rings were excellent.
Dick ordered from the entrée part of
the menu and he could not stop raving
about the Mediterranean chicken for
$11.95. Pan seared chicken, topped
with sun-dried tomatoes, goat cheese
and provolone served over spinach
risotto with a light lemon butter sauce
was a success. He felt the chicken was
prepared perfectly, nice and moist and
the risotto was creamy and tasty.
I ordered the harvest salad for $9.95
and added chicken for $5. The large
bowl was filled with fresh greens, roasted
butternut squash, sliced apples, pickled
onions, almonds, goat cheese and a large
piece of grilled chicken all tossed with
maple vinaigrette. It was an unusual
and delicious combination consisting of
fresh ingredients, making it even better.
It just so happened that I saw a group
of friends at Burtons Grill who were
celebrating a birthday in the private dining
room. I asked them what they ordered
and how did they like their choices? Here
are a few of their comments:
Kay and Sylvia enjoyed perfectly
prepared fish tacos for $10.95. Small
pieces of rockfish, tomato jalapeno
relish, avocado, chipotle lime crema
and shredded lettuce were served in
two warm tortillas and accompanied
by fiesta rice that they found flavorful.
Sonja really liked the California chicken
for $11.50 that combined bronzed chicken
breast, ham, chipotle mayo, avocado
crème and pepper jack cheese on grilled
ciabatta bread and was served with hand
cut french fries. The portion was large
enough to take half home.
Sandy thought her steak sandwich
at $15.95 was delicious and also
took half of her lunch home. She was
impressed that the steak was thick
pieces of grilled sirloin served on
grilled ciabatta bread. Pesto cheese
spread, roasted red peppers, arugula
and cheese completed the sandwich
which was then drizzled with balsamic
reduction and served with french fries.
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Marilyn thought the short rib
shepherd’s pie for $13.95 was delicious
and different. The ribs were lean and tasty,
vegetables fresh and all were topped with
mashed potatoes and cheddar cheese.
Iscella was impressed by the
presentation and taste of the chopped
blue cheese salad for $8.95 which
consisted of chopped (easy to eat) iceberg
lettuce, grape tomatoes, red onion and
“perfect” buttermilk blue cheese dressing,
topped with bacon, smooth blue cheese
crumbles and balsamic reduction.
DESSERT! OMG - let me just say that
my friends and I experienced some
of the most amazing desserts which
are $5.95 to $6.95. Key lime pie is on
the regular dessert menu and is made
with real key limes, cream cheese,
graham cracker crust and is light and
creamy (almost like a light cheese
cake) but explodes with flavor. One of
the chef choices that day was a blondie
a la mode, a light brownie with heath
bar crumbles in the brownie, vanilla
ice cream, caramel sauce and more
crumbles around the plate - absolutely
delicious. The other chef choice was
a pecan praline tart with vanilla ice
cream and caramel sauce that was so
good it is literally indescribable. All
desserts are made on premises.
Burtons Grill has a very different
feel than most restaurants in the
area. It is clear that the owners and
manager understand how important it
is to serve high quality food, prepared
and presented beautifully. This is a
great place to meet friends for lunch,
celebrate a special occasion, or stop
by for an appetizer and dessert after
catching a movie or a day of shopping.
Separate vegetarian, gluten free and
children’s menus are available and
all dishes are made to order, so you
can ask to have it made to your liking.
Reservations are accepted by phone
and online. I returned to Burtons Grill
with family visiting who often eat in
upscale restaurants in New York City.
They were impressed. I think you will
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think about this restaurant and others
that I review or suggestions for future
restaurants by emailing me at
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join BIO-CAT
BIO-CAT, a Fluvanna County business located in Troy, announced that
Dr. Thomas Laaman has joined the
company as the new technical director.
It also announced the hiring of Candy
Buchanan as the company’s new
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“Dr. Laaman brings a very customer
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Fluco sports in review
BY CRISTIAN FRANCO AND CHRIS MARKHAM,
FLUVANNA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM PROGRAM
Cristian and Chris compiled this information with the
oversight of journalism teacher Elizabeth Pellicane
Track and field
The Fluvanna boys’ track teams put
their undefeated season on the line
April 13 at the Gus Lacy Track Classic in
Fork Union. Outstanding performances
across the board launched the Flucos
into a third place finish in one of Virginia’s biggest invitationals, which featured 18 teams from all over the state.
The Flucos were led by the throwing trio of seniors Nate Szarmach and
Devin Goode and junior Deiondre Key.
Together, the trio scored 20 of Fluvanna’s 45 points, all three threw statequalifying marks in discus. Senior
Chance Parmly tied his personal best in
the pole vault with a clear of 15’, taking
first place. Fluvanna, which finished 19
out of 24 teams last year, was the top
Jefferson District team at the meet.
“We have had an amazing season so
far,” said senior Michael Mattson.” We
have a really good chance of winning
the district this season.”
On the girl’s side, defending AA
Outdoor State Champion Hannah
Meador cleared a season best 12’ in the
pole vault to take first place. Seniors
Courtney Searcy and La’Dietra Jackson
took fourth and fifth in shot put respectively. Senior distance runner Stephanie Bossong broke the school record
in the 3200m run with a time of 12:24.
The girls’ team scored a total of 18
points to place 11 overall.
Boys’ soccer
No win comes easy, and that motto
proved true for the Flucos April 11 in
their match against the Louisa Lions. In
a game in which the Flucos outshot the
Lions 27-2, Fluvanna was only able to
put two of those shots in the back of the
net. Luckily for the Flucos, the second
of the two goals put them on top just
at the right time. The late-game heroics
of senior Cristian Franco came in the
77th minute when he chipped the ball
perfectly over the Lions’ goalie to put
FCHS up 2-1 in the waning minutes of
the game.
“It was good to get back on track, but
we still have a lot of work to do before
we get to where
we want to
be,” said senior
Michael Pieno.
The two teams
were tied at one
goal apiece at
halftime after
senior
Brad
Bullock and
L i o n member
Juan Gutierrew-Reyes exchanged goals in the
first half. The Flucos continued to dominate possession of the ball in the second
half but struggled to find the back of the
net. It wasn’t until Bullock connected
with Franco ahead of the defense to force
the goalie out of the box and Franco took
advantage that the Flucos were able to
secure the win, which improved Fluvanna’s record to 3-2-1. Their next game
will be an in-district matchup against the
Powhatan Indians.
Girls’ soccer
New coach, new players, new game
plan, and not to mention a new stadium
– much has changed since the start
of last season for the Fluvanna girls’
soccer team, but that hasn’t stopped
them from producing impressive wins.
The Flucos, now coached by Christine Davis, tamed the Lions last week.
However, they did it in a much more
dominating fashion than their male
counterparts, shutting out Louisa 5-0.
“They left us with a lot of bruises, but
we were excited to come home with
the win,” said junior Heather Hicks.
Fluvanna was led by sophomore
forward Kiana Childress who netted a
hat trick. Also getting into the scoring
mix was freshman Maddie Messier and
junior midfielder Julia Albright. Sophomore goalie and co-captain Morgan
Symmers continued her strong season
by not allowing any goals in the victory.
“Kiana’s hat trick was really awesome
because that’s the first time anyone’s
done that for us this season,” said Albright. The win improves Fluvanna’s
record to 2-3-1 and back into the race
for the Jefferson District crown.
Tennis
The Fluco tennis teams have been
serving up their competition thus far
in the season. Both the boys’ and girls’
teams have put on strong performances
throughout the season and look to continue that into the thick of district play.
On the boys’ side, the team currently
sports a record of 4-2. Leading the way
for the boys is senior Kyle Wicks and
junior Michael Tamony. As a doubles
team, the two are 4-2 on the year. The
most recent of the team’s wins is a 9-0
thrashing of Louisa last week.
“Most teams have a steep drop off
after their top three players, but we’re
actually pretty deep this year,” said
Wicks. That depth has Fluvanna in
position to make it one step further
into the post season, a feat not accom-
See Fluco, page 22
Fluco boys’ soccer team falls to
Waynesboro Little Giants 4-1
BY DUNCAN NIXON, CORRESPONDENT
The Fluco boys’ soccer team won its
first two games by scores of 5-1 and
7-0, but Coach Earl Gibson commented that his team “wasn’t quite ready
for the speed of Waynesboro.” During
the evening (April 2), the Flucos actually dominated play and had a wealth
of scoring opportunities. However, as
Coach Gibson noted after the game
“you have to score.”
The Little Giants took advantage of
their limited opportunities and scored
on breakaways and deflections. The
first score of the game came in the
seventh minute. Waynesboro had a
breakaway down the right side and the
shot from the top of the penalty area
caromed of the left goal post. Waynesboro’s left forward was there to slam
the rebound into an open net, and the
Little Giants were up 1-0.
In the next few minutes, the Flucos
had several chances to even the score.
A Fluco two on one just missed, then a
cross from senior forward Dale Ludwig
was just too high to be headed in. With
25:05 left in the half junior Nick Yellets
had a good chance to score, but the
Waynesboro goalie was there just in
time to make the stop. Three minutes
later, a nice pass from sophomore
Hunter DeForge to Ludwig looked like
it would result in a tying goal, but the
Waynesboro goalie again got there just
in time to break up the play.
Two minutes later, one of Waynesboro’s speedy forwards made a clever
dribbling move in front of the Fluco net
and fired a shot past the Fluco goalie
for a 2-0 lead with 18:37 left in the half.
With 15:40 left in the half, Waynesboro
had another good scoring chance, but
Fluco goalie, senior Jake Bachman
went high to punch away a free kick
that could easily have been headed
into the net. The Flucos immediately
came back to threaten to score. Ludwig
dribbled around several defenders and
fired a shot that was deflected high in
the air in front of the goal. DeForge got
a foot on the rebound, but his hard shot
was just too high.
Unfortunately, in the 34th minute of
play, the Little Giants achieved another
breakaway. Their first shot was stopped,
but a failure to clear the rebound gave
the Little Giants another good chance,
and they connected for a 3-0 lead with
6:42 left in the half.
In the waning seconds of the first half,
the Flucos were again applying heavy
pressure, but again they were unable
to score as a shot at an empty net went
wide right with only seconds left in the
half. Accordingly, the score was 3-0 in
favor of Waynesboro at the half.
The second half started with the
Flucos dominating play, but neither
side was able to generate as many
scoring opportunities as occurred in
the first half. Dale Ludwig was the dominant offensive force for the Flucos, but
Waynesboro was marking him closely,
often with two defenders.
Unfortunately for the Flucos, in the
36th minute of play, the Little Giants
put the game away. An excellent cross
was skillfully settled and a shot was
fired into the net to make the score
4-0, with 14:16 remaining. As the clock
ran down, the Flucos finally got on
the board in the final minute of play.
DeForge took a free kick from inside
mid-field and Ludwig headed the ball
Senior Fluco Brad Bullock during pregame warm-up
Photo by Duncan Nixon
up and over the Waynesboro goalie for
a score to break the shutout.
After the game Coach Gibson noted
that Waynesboro was a sound team
with good speed. He lauded the play
of seniors Dale Ludwig, Christian
Franco and Jordan Thacker. He was
also pleased with the play of freshman Carter Allbaugh and sophomore
Hunter DeForge. Coach Gibson has
veteran, senior laden, team this year, so
despite this loss, the prospects are good
for a successful season.
The Flucos were scheduled to play
the Little Giants again on Wednesday,
April 17.
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Fluco from page 20
plished in recent years.
On the same day that the boys took
on Louisa, the girls’ squad took on the
Lions at home at the Flucos’ state-ofthe-art tennis courts and rode that
home-court advantage to a narrow 5-4
victory. Senior Sabrina Gomez has consistently been the Flucos’ top performer this season, and she looks to finish
off her senior campaign strong.
Baseball
Fluco baseball, traditionally a Jefferson District powerhouse, has lived up to
its potential thus far in the spring. Currently holding onto a 5-1 record, Fluvanna took care of business April 11 against
Louisa to take hold of first place in the
District. The Flucos beat the Lions 8-5
on the road securing their second district win. Although the season is young,
the Flucos continue to exceed expectations and play at a high level.
“We know that we are capable of
competing for a championship, we
just have to continue to play good ball
down the stretch,” said team member
Mason Barringer.
Fluvanna (2-0 Jefferson District) suffered their lone loss to Spotswood March
19 and with the wacky weather early in
the season the Flucos have yet to find
their best form. But the impressive wins
against Charlottesville and Spotsylvania suggest the Flucos can be one of the
most lethal teams in Central Virginia.
The young JV Fluco baseball team
has had its own impressive run of play
as they continue to prove that Fluco
baseball has a bright future. In an important district game against Charlottesville, the Flucos were able to slaughter-rule the Black Knights. “We have a
long season in front of us, but it’s good
to be playing this well early on,” said
team member Brett Haislip.
Softball
From the outside, there is something
about the green grass and freshlypainted lines that makes softball so inviting. But on the field there is nothing
about the sport that suggests a friendly
atmosphere; on the field it’s all business. The Lady Fluco softball team has
battled hard in every game this season,
but perhaps no game can match the intensity displayed in their meeting with
Goochland High School on April 11.
The Flucos’ and the Bulldogs’ defensive skills were on display as both teams
kept their opponent from scoring more
than one run in a closely-contested
game. “We battled in every inning of that
game,” said senior Ashleigh Harris, “we
wanted to win so badly.” In a game where
runs were hard to come by, every at-bat
situation was magnified as both teams
looked to get on the scoreboard and ultimately win the game. Unfortunately for
the Flucos, it was the Bulldogs that were
able grab the only run of the game.
“It was disappointing. We put in so
much effort but couldn’t finish the game
on a strong note,” said Harris. The Flucos
also lost their third game of the week
against Louisa, but were able to defeat
Charlottesville by the slaughter rule to
improve to an overall record of 6-4.
On the junior varsity side, the young
Flucos continue to make big strides
toward being a successful program.
The Flucos are now 3-2 and hope to
finish the year on a positive note. “We
have started off strong and we look to
improve now that the district play has
started,” said Head Coach Corey Banton.
Boys’ lacrosse
While it’s hard to be proud of a loss,
the Fluvanna lacrosse team has done
just that as they continue to improve
tremendously from the previous year.
The Flucos were able to hold their
heads up high after a loss to Jefferson
District powerhouse Charlottesville
High School.
“Like always there is a little disappointment after a loss, but we did a
great job of staying together as a team
and playing until the end,” said senior
goalie John Marshall.
Meanwhile, the junior varsity team
fought in a battle that came down in the
end to a 7-6 loss to the Black Knights.
“We really meshed well as a team, and
if we continue to improve and play like
we did then we should definitely pick
up some more wins by the end of the
season,” said freshman Joel Kesterson.
The great thing about being a new
program is that every game lends an
opportunity to improve. The Fluco lacrosse program continues to show
flashes of brilliance as they compete in
one of the toughest lacrosse areas in Virginia. Although the team only has three
wins on the season, much can be said
about the major improvement from a
year ago where the Flucos didn’t grab a
single win. With a lengthy schedule and
an unmatched desire to win, the Flucos
are sure to be the next up-and-coming
program in Central Virginia.
Property transfers
Property transfer deeds are provided by the Fluvanna County Circuit Court.
03/01/13
• Schofield, Dean A. & Tucker, FR to Durning, John A.; 551 Aldridge Lane, Scottsville, 2.296 Acres, $155,000.
• Virginia Housing Development to Pieger, Gerard E. & Vanessa; 2727 S. Hayes
Street, Arlington, Va; Lot 310, Phase 3,
Montpelier Lake Monticello, $112,000.
• The Secretary of Housing & Urban to
Smith, Stephen L.; 3245 Long Acre Road,
Lot 41 Stagecoach Hills Cunningham
Mag. Dist., $20,000.
• Hansen, Mark to Haynes, Jeremy L. ; 27
Hardwood Road, Lot 287, Phase 3, Add
1 Lake Monticello, $262,000.
03/04/13
• Nelson, Erick A. & Dora to Antesberger,
Johnd, II & Gwendo; 144 Otter Court,
Scottsville, VA 24590; Beaver Lake Estates, 2.838 Acres; $312,000.
03/05/13
• Sycamore Square, LLC to NVR, Inc.; 172
S. Pantops Drive, Charlottesville, VA; Lot
4 & 5 Sycamore Square, $67,000.
03/07/13
• Peacock, Sharon J.J. to Federal National
Mortage Asso.; Lot 10, Fair Oaks Sub..;
$159,611.43. Deed to foreclose.
• Secretary of Housing & Urban D. to Cava
Capital, LLC; Faifax Va; Lot 79, Phase 7,
Crofton Lake Monticello; $65,300.
• Griffin, Eric G. & Myleana R. to Farrish,
Mary B.; 538 Jefferson Drive; Lot 297,
Phase 5, Lake Monticello, $127,000.
03/08/13
• Southern Land Holdings, LLÇ to Linda
& Tammy Properties, LLC; 11 Albano
Court, Lot 3, Phase 13, Lake Monticello,
$117,000.
• US Bank National Association to Boisseau, Tabitha; 6580 West River Road,
Scottsville, Va; Cunningham Magis. Distr.
2.3 Acres; $73,500.
• Seabaugh, David J. & Jan M. to Federal
National Mortgage Asso.; Dallas, TX;
Substitution of Trustees; $180,324.22
Deed to foreclose.
• Stuart, Shari Ann, TR & ET AL to Boisvert,
Anthony R. & Susan M.; 13 Ponderosa
Lane, Lot 285, Phase 4, Fairway, Lake
Monticelo, $204,900.
• White, Raymond F. & Janice F. to Reilly,
Thomas L. & Jody A.; 22 Out of Bounds;
Lot 65, Phase 4, Fairway, Lake Monticello, $228,000.
Girls’ lacrosse
After winning their first game of the
season, the Lady Fluco lacrosse team
has struggled to fill out the win column
as of late. Still, the Lady Flucos continue to show improvement on the offensive side, as seen in their recent game
against the Black Knights where they
netted nine goals. With strong leadership provided by senior Megan Graham
and junior Clay Conner, the Flucos
battled hard to hang with Charlottesville. Ultimately, however, the Black
Knights came away with the critical
district win with a final score of 20-9.
“The Jefferson District is full of
good teams and playing them is definitely going to help us build a stronger program,” said sophomore Kylee
Dixon. With a tough schedule ahead of
them the Flucos are looking to bounce
back and make a run in District play
“We’re young and learning,” said
freshman junior varsity player Courtney
Ott, “but we’re confident that we can
turn it around.” Fluvanna’s next game
will be a Jefferson District matchup
against Monticello on April 19.
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85 Oliver Ridge Lane, Troy, VA 22974
By virtue of the power and authority contained in a Deed of Trust dated September 29, 2006, and
recorded in Deed Book 701, Page 875 in the Clerk’s Office for the Circuit Court for Fluvanna, VA,
securing a loan which was originally $295,920.00. The appointed SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE, Commonwealth Trustees, LLC will offer for sale at public auction at At the front steps of the Circuit Court
lacated at 72 Main Street on:
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improved real property, All that certain lot or parcel of land located in Fluvanna County, Virginia,
containing 2.00 acres, more or less, shown and described as Lot 1 on a plat of Oliver Ridge Subdivision made by Rivanna Engineering & Surveying, PLC, dated October 13, 2005 and recorded in
the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Fluvanna County, Virginia in Plat Book 2, pages 190-193;
Being a portion of the same property conveyed to John W. Hawkins and Renee L. Hawkins, husband and wife, by deed of Wendell W. Gibson, Inc., a Virginia corporation, dated September 29,
2006 and recorded in the aforesaid Clerk’s Office immediately prior hereto., and as more fully described in the aforesaid Deed of Trust.
TERMS OF SALE: The property will be sold “AS IS,” WITHOUT REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND AND SUBJECT TO conditions, restrictions, reservations, easements, rights
of way, and all other matters of record taking priority over the Deed of Trust to be announced at
the time of sale. A deposit of $32,000.00, or 10% of the sale price, whichever is lower, in cash or
cashier’s check payable to the SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE will be required at the time of sale. The
balance of the purchase price, with interest at the rate contained in the Deed of Trust Note from the
date of sale to the date said funds are received in the office of the SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE, will
be due within fifteen (15) days of sale. In the event of default by the successful bidder, the entire
deposit shall be forfeited and applied to the costs and expenses of sale and Substitute Trustee’s fee.
All other public charges or assessments, including water/sewer charges, whether incurred prior to
or after the sale, and all other costs incident to settlement to be paid by the purchaser. In the event
taxes, any other public charges have been advanced, a credit will be due to the seller, to be adjusted
from the date of sale at the time of settlement. Purchaser agrees to pay the Seller’s attorneys at
settlement, a fee of $445.00 for review of the settlement documents.
Additional terms will be announced at the time of sale and the successful bidder will be required to
execute and deliver to the Substitute Trustees a memorandum or contract of the sale at the conclusion of bidding.
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The Public Works Department employs professional, skilled labor, and general labor positions in
the following functional areas: Water and Wastewater; Irrigation; Roads; Solid Waste and Recycling; Building and Grounds Maintenance; Custodial Services; and Project Management.
The County of Fluvanna, VA is seeking a full-time Assistant Public Works Director/Project Manager.
Under general supervision of the Public Works Director, the Assistant Director performs Project Management duties and will
provide direction, management, and oversight to the Building and Grounds Maintenance and Custodial Service areas, as well
as small tenant improvement and remodel projects. Responsible for preparing written and verbal technical reports to the
Public Works Director and external agencies, as required. The successful candidate will also assist the Department Director
in general oversight of the entire Department by assisting with personnel issues, budgeting, long range planning, development of strategic initiatives, and representation on various boards and committees. May be called to respond for emergency
situations, including weather and other building emergencies.
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including two years of administrative and supervisory responsibility. Any equivalent combination of experience and education
that will allow the applicant to satisfactorily perform the duties of the job may be considered. Salary beginning at $45,718
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PUBLIC HEARING
Fluvanna County Planning Commission
Wednesday, April 24, 2013, 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 items:
SUP 13:02 – Hotel Street Capital, LLC
Proposal:
Special Use Permit (SUP) to allow for major utilities in conjunction with a Planned Unit
Development (PUD)
Parcel:
Tax Map 30, Section A, Parcel 110 (222.03 acres), and Tax Map 19
Section A, Parcel 39C (10 acres)
Location:
West side of State Route 15 (James Madison Highway) at its intersection with State
Route 644 (Friendship Road), approximately 0.25 miles north of State Route 661
(Rescue Lane)
Current Zoning: R-3, Residential, Planned Community (Conditional)
Election District: Palmyra
Planning Area:
Palmyra Community Planning Area
ZMP 12:02 – Hotel Street Capital, LLC
Proposal:
An ordinance to amend the Fluvanna County Zoning Map
Parcel:
Tax Map 30, Section A, Parcel 110 (222.03 acres), and Tax Map 19
Section A, Parcel 39C (10 acres)
Location:
West side of State Route 15 (James Madison Highway) at its intersection with State
Route 644 (Friendship Road), approximately 0.25 miles north of State Route 661
(Rescue Lane)
Current Zoning: R-3, Residential, Planned Community (Conditional)
Proposed Zoning: PUD, Planned Unit Development, 1,180 residential units, and 180,000 square feet of
commercial square footage
Election District: Palmyra
Planning Area:
Palmyra Community Planning Area
Comprehensive Plan: Comprehensive Plan: The property is located in the Palmyra Community Planning Area
where the Comprehensive Plan calls for a mixture of medium and small commercial businesses combined
with office, civic, and residential uses to form a village-like neo-traditional development or series of interconnected developments.
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 the Department of
Planning & Community Development, at (434) 591-1910.
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childcare and save them time since
they don’t have to wait in line at a
salon. We can bring our services and
atmosphere to the location of your
choice. We perform these services at
your home, hotel suite, office, hospital, assisted living or adult home. We
come to you and work around whatever challenge you may have, whether
it is bed rest, nursing a baby, broken
limbs or wheel-chair bound. You get
individualized attention.
What is your philosophy?
Smith: We believe that our customers’ needs are of the utmost importance. Our entire team is committed
to meeting those needs. As a result, a
high percentage of our business is from
repeat customers and referrals.
An added feature of your
business is the Spa Party.
Who uses this service?
Smith: Anyone planning a wedding or
baby shower, birthdays, retirements,
anniversaries, graduations or girls’
night out as well as corporate spa days
or any other occasion. Spa parties are
available for groups of four to ten.
We also cater to girls five and up. We
have extended hours available seven
days a week for special parties. In addition, we offer theme parties for little
girls, including Princess & The Frog,
Hello Kitty, Tinker Bell and Barbie.
We will decorate for the party and
have games and crafts for kids. We
also have spa baskets at the parties
as well and homemade cupcakes are
optional.
You also add that you make your
own Homemade Organic Scrubs?
Smith: I personally make my own
organic scrubs; they’re made fresh
daily and never store bought. I use
simple ingredients. For example, one
of my scrubs contains oatmeal, brown
sugar, honey, olive oil, Epsom salts and
other natural ingredients while I use
oatmeal, sea salt and aloe vera for sensitive skin. Everything is hospital grade
and sterile. I also use essential oils in
my scrubs and lotions for aromatherapy. Other than the natural nail soaks
and foot scrubs, I make homemade
diabetic lotions, detoxifying footbaths
and anti-aging hand treatments.
Smith adds that she is planning to
donate part of her proceeds to a couple
of her favorite charities, including
Camp Holiday and breast cancer research. She believes in giving back to
her community.
Her prices are competitive but for
more information and the cost of a
manicure or pedicure, visit her website
http://www.handsandfeet2u.com/
default.html or contact Margie Smith at
434-981-3733.
Fork Union Military Academy’s Boy Scout Troop 125 constructed a Flag Retirement Box
for Jasher Grunau’s Eagle Scout project. There was an installment ceremony held last
week, at the Fork Union Pharmacy in Fork Union. Dane Yonce, owner of Fork Union Pharmacy was the beneficiary of the box.
The box was built so people will have a place to donate their old flags in order for them
to be retired in the manner they deserve, in accordance with federal law. They are
treated respectfully at all times and burned in a Boy Scout ceremony. Troop 125 will
conduct the flag retirement ceremonies, and will monitor the box on a weekly basis.
Photo by Trisha Gruna
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• Pine & Hardwood Mulching
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Fork Union, VA. 23055
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Professional Member of International Society of Arborists
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Over 30 Years Serving Lake Monticello & Central Virginia
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THIS WEEK’S PET
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to play. He has very handsome stripes and
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Cunningham carnival
Cunningham will have its final Cunningham
School Carnival on Friday, April 19 from 4-7
p.m. Games for both elementary school age children and toddlers, bounceables, food, vendors,
and raffle prizes. Cunningham Cubs will be
selling raffle tickets for $1 for an assortment of
great prizes! New for this year, we will be having
vendor spaces. For $25, bring a table and sell
your wares! Or donate a raffle prize and rent a
space for $15! To rent a space, please contact
Cynthia Peck at [email protected]. Pre-sale
orders for “Cunningham Alumni” shirts are available. These will be sold for $10-$15. Contact
Julie Haislip to pre-order [email protected].
org. To donate a raffle prize, please contact Jenni
Clore at [email protected]. Call Cunningham
School at (434) 842-3197 for more information .
St. John’s Episcopal Church,
Columbia sets schedule:
April 19th - Please join us in a healing service at
7:30 p.m. A time to heal through prayers, meditation,
hymns, and laying on of hands. April 21st - 9:15
a.m. - Adult Study - Rectory; 10:30 a.m. - Sunday
School - Rectory; 10:30 a.m. - Holy Eucharist. April
28th - 10:30 a.m. - Holy Eucharist - Covered Dish
Luncheon follows service at Rectory (Rectory - 48
Cameron St.; St. John’s is located north of the intersection of Washington St. & Rt. 6 in Columbia)
Step show
Fluvanna 2nd Annual Come Correct Step Show
Competition will be held April 20 at the Fluvanna Middle School gymnasium. Doors open
at 4:30 p.m. Show starts at 5 p.m. Admission: 5
and under free; 6-17 years old, $6, 18 and older,
$10. Tickets will be sold at the door. Following
the show from 7 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. will be a
Step Show dance. Admission is $5. Contact Barry
Douglas at 434-906-9560 for information.
FAST swimmers
Fluvanna Aquatic Sports Team (FAST) is preparing
for our next swim season with a goal for kids to have
fun and develop a love for swimming. New swimmers concentrate on all four strokes in FAST swim
clinics with veteran swimmers refining their swimming techniques to prepare for the new season.
This is an opportunity for children to perfect their
skills to become stronger, safer, and more confident
swimmers while working with talented coaches. The
FAST head coach is regarded as one of the finest
stroke technicians in Virginia with over 35 years
of coaching experience at the USS level. He has
coached Olympic trial qualifiers, national champions
and All-Americans. Clinics are on Saturdays (April
20, 27, May 4, 11, and 18) at Healthnutz Aquatic
Center from 3-5 p.m. For more information, call
434-326-5533 or email info@fluvanna-swimming.
org; or visit www.fluvanna-swimming.org.
The Bloomin’ Bazaar
The Bloomin’ Bazaar is back to benefit Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire and Rescue. The two day event
will be Saturday, April 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and
Sunday, April 21 from noon to 4 p.m. at the firehouse located at 10 Slice Road, in Palmyra. Vendors
will be featuring children’s clothing and accessories,
home accents, antique and new garden gadgets,
plants, jewelry, baskets, wine tastings and more.
Admission is $3, children 10 and under free.
Two bake sales for teachers
Students for Teachers is gearing up for another
year of raising support for Fluvanna teachers. They
are having two bake sales with the theme “When
Life Gives You Lemons....” on Saturday, April 20
at E.W. Thomas from 9 a.m.- noon and Saturday,
April 27 at Food Lion from 9 a.m.-noon. Come
out and show support for your fellow Flucos and
see what they’ve got planned for the upcoming
year! Further questions can be sent to Students for
Teachers at P.O. Box 152, Palmyra, VA 22963 or
emailed at [email protected]
SERVICE DIRECTORY
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Air Cleaners & Humidifiers
System Upgrades
Licensed & Insured
Financing Available
Sheriff ’s office holds drug
take back program
Whole House
Generators
Fluvanna residents with unused or expired medication can drop off their drugs in the front lobby
of the Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office on April
27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Last year’s drug take
back program took in over 99 pounds of unused
medications so that it could be safely disposed. No
needles are accepted.
434-589-1413
When the power goes out,
your standby generator goes
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you and your home 24/7.
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Fork Union Community Day
Fork Union Baptist Church will be participating in Fork
Union Community Day with homemade foods, crafts
and lunch. There will be children’s games and bouncy
houses. Other venues will be set up throughout the
town of Fork Union on Saturday, April 27, 10-3. There
will be a car show, tractors, crafts, food, animals and
many other activities. Hope to see you there
Custom Home Builder
434-842-3953
Cell: 434-962-4626
Blood drive
Health Nutz Fitness and Aquatic Center is sponsoring a Virginia Blood Services Blood Drive on
Wednesday, May 1 in the Aerobics Room from 2-7
p.m. Call or stop by the gym to sign up. All donors
receive free t-shirts and are automatically entered
into a monthly drawing for a $500 VISA gift card
from Virginia Blood Services. For more information, call (434) 589-6100. Walk-ins are welcome.
Health Nutz Gym is located at 109 Crofton Place.
[email protected]
Cecil L. Cobb
3535 Carys Creek Rd.
Fork Union, VA 23055
Lake Monticello Fire & Rescue
Plant sale
The Fluvanna Master Gardeners will be sponsoring
a side-walk plant sale on Saturday, May 4 from 9
a.m. to noon across from the Food Lion on Rt. 53
and Turkeysag behind the Goodwill. Featured plants
will include flowering annuals, perennials, container
plants, tomatoes and peppers. Proceeds to benefit
community projects such as the MACAA Food Bank.
For information, please go to our website www.fluvannamg.org or call the VCE office at 434-591-1950 .
BINGO!
Thursdays!
Family day
The Golfers Social Foundation sponsors a free
Family Day at the Lake Monticello Golf Course from
1-3 p.m. on May 4. Hit some balls, use the putting
green, and learn about the summer instruction
sessions for Fluvanna County youth ages 5-18.
Meet the instructor, PGA pro Mark Marshall. Free
refreshments. Rain date: May 11. Info: 589-6384.
Game Bonanza
Progressive Games
Now
Food Lion has a
new look, lower prices,
fresher produce and
faster checkouts!
Game Bonanza will be held at the Fluvanna County
Library on May 13 from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Play a wide
variety of board games and puzzles. Free popcorn
and drinks. Door prizes. For more information call
434-589-1400 or email fluvannalibrary@gmail.
com. Sponsored by the Youth Advisory Council.
2nd
$500*
$500*
* As of date 04-18-13
Doors Open at 5:30 p.m.
Early Bird 6:45 p.m.
0 Jackpot*
$1800or 0
more players to pay $1000 pot.
Golf tournament
The Rivanna Lions Club is holding its 15th annual
Golf Tournament in Memory of Wayne Kendrick,
May 18 at the Lake Monticello Golf Course. 1
p.m. shotgun start. Food provided until start of
tournament. Captain’s Choice format. $60 per
player/$240 per team. Forms available in pro shop
or contract Ron Whatley (589-4978).All proceeds
benefit Youth and Community Services, the Sight
and Hearing Foundation and a scholarship for one
Fluvanna County High School student.
1st
All Regular Games
PAY $100
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Snacks, Burgers, Hotdogs, Fries & Desserts
10 Slice Rd. Palmyra
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AUCTIONS
ABSOLUTE AUCTION TRUSTEE FORECLOSURE
Danville, Virginia – Cyber Park. April 24, 2013
at 12:00 noon on site 500 Stinson Drive,
Danville, Virginia.15,663 sf warehouse/offices.
Tax Assessed Value: $1,081,700.Walker
Commercial Services, Inc. VAAF #549 (540)
344-6160 www.walker-inc.com
REAL ESTATE AUCTION – May 4, Noon. Claytor
Lake, Pulaski County. Elegant well-maintained
4,523+/- sq. ft. home with Mediterraneaninspired floor plan is designed for entertaining.
The 0.87+/- ac. lot offers a winter view of
Claytor Lake inlet & deeded space for keeping
a boat. Property has an assessed value of
$520,100 and WILL BE SOLD FOR HIGHEST
BID OVER $190,500. Previews: Sun., Apr. 21
& Sat., Apr. 27, 2 – 4 PM. Sale held on site:
6544 Owens Rd., Radford, VA 24141. 5%
buyer’s premium. Jonna McGraw (VA #2434),
Woltz & Associates, Inc, Brokers & Auctioneers,
Roanoke, VA, 800-551-3588. Visit www.woltz.
com for detailed information.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION. Rockbridge County.
May 3, 5:00 PM. 50+/- private acres of historic
Balcony Downs Plantation located less than 10
mi. from I-81 & within 15 mi. of Lexington &
the Virginia Horse Center. Improvements include
a 4,630+/- sq. ft. brick manor house (circa
1822), two cottages, 6-stall barn, portions of a
brick dairy barn (circa 1890 -1910), swimming
pool and spring-fed pond. Tax assessed value:
$866,500. Minimum Bid: $524,000. 5% buyer’s
premium. Visit www.woltz.com or contact Jonna
McGraw for additional information. Woltz &
Associates, Inc., Brokers & Auctioneers (VA#
321), Roanoke, VA. 800-551-3588
ABSOLUTE AUCTION Trustee Foreclosure.
Saturday, May 4 at 12 noon 440 +/- acres
Bath County, Virginia.10,000 feet bordering
National Forest Walker Commercial Services,
Inc. VAAF#549 (540) 344-6160 www.walkerinc.com
EBIDLOCAL.com AUCTION ONLINE: Virginia
Treasury Unclaimed Property Preview: TUESDAY
4/23, 9am-5pm. Diamonds, Gold, Silver,
Jewelry, Watches, Coins, Currency, More.
Selling “As Is/ Where Is”, No Warranty, vaf#777.
804-358-0500, www.EBIDLOCAL.com
ABSOLUTE AUCTION 4/27/13 @ 10:30
AM. 12772 HIGHLANDS PKWY., WHITETOP,
VA 24292. 22+ ACRES & RESTAURANT
EQUIPMENT. FOR MORE INFO: (276) 233-3238
OR
http://www.colonelmitchellfunkauctions.
com/ (VAAF # 280)
Carwile Auctions Inc. April 20, 10AM Danville,
Va. 24541. Sign Manufacturing Equipment,
Printers, Plotters, Supplies, Boom-Crane
Trucks, Forklift, Advertising Memorabilia www.
carwileauctions.com VAAR392 (434) 547-9100
Auction – May 17th, 9AM, Richmond,
Virginia. Turn Your Assets into Ca$h! Sell with
Commonwealth of Virginia, Sunbelt Rentals
& Others. Brochure & Discount Deadline April
26th. Motley’s Auction & Realty Group, 804232-3300, www.motleys.com VAAL #16
AUCTIONS (2) – Metalworking Machinery,
Equipment & Tools – Sale 1 - Live Auction –
April 23, 10 AM – Selling for ABC Machine
Shop, Inc., Mechanicsville, VA, Sale 2 – Online
Bidding Auction – Bid April 16 thru April 24,
Bids Close Beginning @ 1 PM, April 24 – Selling
for J. W. Taylor Service, Richmond, VA, Motley’s
Auction & Realty Group, 804-232-3300, www.
motleys.com, VAAL #16.
LIVESTOCK
Live Fish for Ponds-Lakes. Plants, Lilies, 32
Species Available. Free Catalog. Delivery or
Pick-Up. Zetts Fish Hatchery, 878 Hatchery
Road, Inwood, WV 25428 (304) 229-3654
250± Acres in 12 Tracts, Bold Creeks, Beautiful
Views. Virginia Byway • Bedford, VA. ABSOLUTE
AUCTION May 4, 10am. Owner financing
available. www.countsauction.com 800-7802991 (VAAF93)
LOTS AND ACREAGE
NEARLY AN ACRE on Timber Ridge Road in
Franklin County - unrestricted - $24,900 crazygood financing. 434-444-5088
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
A SODA/SNACK VENDING ROUTE Prime
Locations Available. $8,995 Investment
Required. Guaranteed Cash Flow. 1-800-3672106 Ext. 6039
EDUCATION / HELP WANTED
Frederick County Public School System seeking
applicants for Assistant Director of Technology
Systems. Qualified applicants should visit www.
frederick.k12.va.us to complete application.
E.O.E.
EDUCATION
Medical Billing Trainees Needed! Train to
become a Medical Office Assistant. No
Experience Needed! Training & Job Placement
available at CTI! HS Diploma/GED & computer
needed. 1-888-424-9419.
HELP WANTED
Pipewelders, Pipefitters and Instrument Fitters
Needed. Minimum 2 years experience and skills
test required! (EOE) Call 800-501-1315 or
email resume to [email protected]
FOREMEN to lead utility field crews. Outdoor
physical work, many positions, paid training,
$17/hr. plus weekly performance bonuses, after
promotion, living allowance when traveling,
company truck and benefits. Must have strong
leadership skills, good driving history, and be
able to travel in Virginia and nearby States. Email
resume to [email protected] or apply
online at www.OsmoseUtilities.com EOE M/F/D/V
HELP WANTED / DRIVERS
DRIVERS-CDL TRAINING now offered in
Roanoke 540-857-6188 or Spotsylvania 540582-8200! Attend 4 Weeks or 10 Weekends.
Guaranteed Financing and Job Placement
Assistance Available. 1-800-646-2374.
AVERITT OFFERS CDL-A DRIVERS A STRONG,
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Weekly Hometime. Paid Training. 888-3628608 AverittCareers.com Equal Opportunity
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Drivers – Flatbed & Heavy Haul Owner
Operators/Fleet Owners. Consistent year round
freight. Avg. $1.70 – 2.00 all miles. No forced
dispatch. Apply online www.tangomotortransit.
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Owner Operators – Dedicated customer. Driverfriendly freight. Lease Purchase Program. 1 year
driving experience & CDL Class A. Call Jennifer
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FRANKLIN COUNTY - 10 open acres, stream
along edge, beautiful homesite on knoll with
great view of Cahas Mtn. $89,900 w/financing.
434-444-5088
WOODED HOMESITE - 3.5 acres on bold stream
in Amherst County on cul-de-sac. Plenty of wildlife.
Owner financing. $69,900. 434-444-5088.
Private 2-acre wooded homesite near Boones
Mill in Franklin County. No Money Down, Fixed
rates, Easy terms! $49,900. 434-444-5088
CAMPBELL COUNTY - gorgeous setting for your
dream home, 3-acre homesite in the trees. A
few minutes south of Lynchburg airport. Owner
will finance. $59,900. 434-444-5088
WOODED LAND - 22.8 acres, perk approved,
state road frontage. 10 minutes from Rocky
Mount and Smith Mountain Lake. Only $79,900
and owner will finance. 434-444-5088
40,000 SF Warehouse near Natural Bridge. Two
dock doors, two drive-in doors, 24’ ceilings, dust
collection system, 5000SF office space. Financial
incentives for customization. 540-487-0480.
ANTEBELLUM ALBEMARLE MANSION on
200 acres. Totally restored historic landmark,
candidate for conservation easement.
$3,995,000. 540-448-0393
MULTI FAMILY LAND - 7 acres zoned for
80 apartments or towns. All utilities. Mile to
regional hospital, near I-81/64. Walk to grocery
store. 540-294-2007
MISCELLANEOUS
SAWMILLS from only $3997.00 – MAKE &
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MISCELLANEOUS / CAREER
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER – Get trained in a
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AT-CTI school. Earn your associate degree by
training at Aviation Institute of Maintenance
in Chesapeake, VA. Median salary tops
$100,000 (US BLS) with experience and full
FAA certification. Call toll free (877) 560-1001
for information. Hampton University/Aviation
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MEDICAL CAREERS begin here – Train ONLINE
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SERVICES
DIVORCE – Uncontested, $350 + $86 court
cost. No court appearance required. Estimated
completion time twenty-one days. All telephone
inquiries welcome with no obligation. Hilton
Oliver, Attorney. 757-490-0126.
DIVORCE WITH OR WITHOUT children $125.00.
Includes name change and property settlement
agreement. SAVE hundreds. Fast and easy. Call
1-888-733-7165, 24/7.
STEEL BUIDLINGS
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FAX: 434-589-1704, attention Diane
Payment: In advance. We accept: Visa,
Master Card, Discover, checks and cash.
All real estate advertised in the Fluvanna Review is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex,
handicap, familial status or national origin…” The Virginia Fair Housing Law also makes it illegal to discriminate because of elderliness (age 55 and over). The Fluvanna Review will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All real estate advertised in this paper is available on an equal opportunity basis.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT: Three bedrooms, two
baths, screened porch, oversized one car garage.
MLS 502912. 17 Seminole Trail, Palmyra VA.
Contact Corven Flynn 434-996-1830. Available
May. $165,000 or $1,200 rent.
LAKE MONTICELLO WATERVIEW BUILDING
LOT: 85 Laguna Road. Level .488 acre with
hardwoods. 95 feet of road frontage broadening
to 162 feet where it abuts a wooded reserve.
Walk to Beach 3. Convenient to Slice and
Turkeysag Gates. $52,000. Owner financing.
860-553-6172.
SERVICES
A PRISTINE CLEAN now has openings for new
clients. Free Estimates! Residential and Office
Cleaning Monthly, Weekly, Bi-Weekly, One time,
As Needed, Move in/out. We cater our services to
your needs! Insured and Bonded. Locally owned
and operated. Many local references. Contact:
[email protected] or (434) 962-2762.
Visit us at www.apristinecleaning.com
ABC PRESCHOOL CELEBRATION: ABC
PreSchool is now offering special discounts off
your first child and second child thru June 30,
2013 (for a year) for new students at 64 Toby
Way. Call 434-589-2738 for special pricing and
more information.
ALISON’S ALTERATIONS: Now is the perfect
time to alter your clothes for your Fall wardrobe.
Local pickup and delivery available upon request.
434-989-5232 [email protected].
PALMYRA MASSAGE & BODYWORK:
Stressed out? Aches & pains got you down?
Diagnosed with Sciatica, Dementia, Fibromyalgia,
Tinnitus or TMJ? Having headaches or balance
issues? Call Alyce R Peet, CMT at 434-2421790. Free Consultation.
MUSIC OR ART LESSONS IN YOUR HOME:
(Lake Monticello Area) Study drawing or painting,
or learn guitar, mandolin or fiddle with Lake
Monticello resident Troy Weidenheimer. $25 per
weekly one-hour session. Visit www.rakun.com,
or call Troy at 434-326-6635.
BAYBERRY CUSTOM FRAMING: We carry
Fluco scrapbooking paper, books, plus art
supplies. Our hours are Wed, Thurs, Fri 10am4pm and Sat 9am-1pm. NEW LOCATION: 1187
Shiloh Church Road, Palmyra, off Haden Martin
Road. 434-996-1354
GOTTAGO! PET SERVICES: Mid-Day Dog Walking,
Pet Sitting, Barn Sitting, and Horse Care. Experienced
* Professional * Reliable. References Available. 434466-2679. [email protected].
GRAVITY’S EDGE: Computer repair, networking,
training, data recovery. Free pick-up and dropoff (subject to location). Complete PC Care
Optimization Package $99.95. Call 434-5896600.
INSIDE/OUT PAINTING PLUS: Interior/Exterior
Painting, 2500 PSI Powerwashing, renovation
and restoration. Locally owned/operated for
25+ years. Lake resident since l995. Fluvanna
County Chamber of Commerce member since
2001. Call 434-906-1898.
email info@
insideoutpaintingplus.net. Visit my website to
view portfolio - www.insideoutpaintingplus.net
HELP WANTED
ANIMAL CARE WORKER needed for Fluvanna
County animal sanctuary. Feeding/cleaning/
medicating dogs & cats are primary duties. Tasks
are physically demanding. Approximately 25/30
hrs per week/one weekend day required. If you
are reliable, a hard worker and love animals,
please call for further details. 434-842-2404
P/T CAREGIVER NEEDED: Cunningham area.
Medical training not required. Must be caring,
responsible, and dependable. Leave message at
540-273-2021.
difference for seniors by helping with their daily
activities, meals, transportation, and assistance
around the house. Serving Charlottesville and
the surrounding counties. Paid training, no
experience necessary. We’ll work around your
schedule. Call 434-979-4663, 8:30am-5:00pm,
or visit us at http://www.homeinstead.com/532.
DUMP TRUCK DRIVER: Experienced dump
truck driver wanted. Seasonal position, possibly
longer. Must have clean driving record. Expolice, fire or military personnel welcome.
Skid steer operator experience a plus. Apply
in person at Mulch Monkeys, Lake Monticello.
434-589-1256
FULL TIME COOK: Full time position available for
an experienced cook. Must be able to run line and
all prep work. Only serious inquiries please. Email
resume to [email protected]
INCOME OPPORTUNITY: Would $300 extra
with family benefits in the next couple of weeks
help you? Residual income month after month.
What bills would extra money pay for you? Call
JAMES (Recruiter) 434-316-2305.
This beautiful, sweet girl has
not had an easy life.
She is shy of people as a result, but is eager to please
and a very willing girl. Despite being very scared, she
tolerated her bath with good grace and even ended
it with a slow tail wag. She is beginning to understand
that people are good, and that somewhere out there
is a family that will teach her what it means to be a
beloved family member. If you have it in your heart
to make a difference for this darling girl, you will be
rewarded more than you know - with the deep and
lasting affection of a dog who appreciates a person
who will love them forever.
Hera
Fluvanna SPCA
5239 Union Mills Road, Troy, VA (434) 591-0123.
S PONSORED
BY
A SBESTCO
HUGE YARD & BAKE SALE: Cunningham
United Methodist Church Yard and Bake Sale
will be held Saturday, April 20th, from 8am-2pm.
(Near the intersection of Rt 53 and 619)
YARD SALE: 238 Justin Dr, Sycamore Square
(behind CVS), Palmyra, on Saturday April 20,
8am-noon. Books, clothes, DVD’s, decorative,
holiday, scrapbooking, workout equipment and
more. 434-589-4605
SPECIAL NOTICES
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.
FOR SALE
2001 HONDA V-STAR 650 MOTORCYCLE:
Perfect in every way. Starts and runs great. 2013
state inspection. Clear title, 15K miles. Always
garaged. Two-tone silver. $2995 /offers in Lake
Monticello. Call Troy 434-326-6635.
2006 MOTORCYCLE: 2006 Honda Rebel 250, only
5600 miles. Looks, starts and runs great! $1995. In
Lake Monticello. Call Troy at 434-326-6635.
Professional Personal
Property Liquidation
DRIVEWAY STONE: 9-ton Slate Crush Run $150,
Stone $200 (Average). Includes delivery and
spread. Call 434-420-2002.
No Sale
this Weekend!
PREMIUM FIREWOOD for sale, $85 for a pickup truck load. Please call Dane or Andrea at
Smith Tree Surgeons. Home 434-589-2689 or
Cell 454-872-3814.
Great Sale Next
Weekend in Crozet,
April 27-29, 2013!
See you then!
CAREGIVER: Amazing part-time work! Make a
THIS WEEK’S PET
HUGE YARD SALE: Saturday 4/20, 8am-2pm,
rain or shine. Downsizing: tools, household,
Nascar, Christmas villages & decorations,
electronics, lots more, 2483 Stage Junction Rd,
2 1/2 miles N of Columbia on Rt 659.
WANTED
FSPCA SPONSORS NEEDED for our “Pet of
the Week” ad in the Fluvanna Review. Your name
and/or business name will be printed in the ad
as sponsor. Call Diane at the Fluvanna Review,
434-591-1000, Ext 21.
OLD COINS: I BUY OLD COINS. 434-466-7968
YARD SALES
GIANT GIRL SCOUT YARD/BAKE SALE: 20+
families, Saturday April 20, 8:00am-4:00pm!
Lake Christian Church (733 S. Boston Rd.)
Benefits GS Troop 883’s trip to Savannah. Tons
of items! Still accepting donations: call 434-5910322 to arrange pick-up. Also a lemonade stand
to benefit kids’ cancer research, and fun FREE
activities for your kids while you shop!
Our services include:
• Organizing, displaying & pricing
entire household contents
• Watching for & notifying client of
discovery of memorabilia,
valuables & monies
• Coordinating service personnel &
inspections, as needed (plumber,
pool service, etc.)
• Leaving premises clean & move-in
ready for new occupants.
Free Consultation!
Beverly Smith • 434-960-4865
Call Beverly for an appointment, brochure
and any questions. Details:
www.estatesalesunlimited.net
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Spring into action to take advantage of these great deals & low interest rates while they last!
Our Team: Helping Your
Family to Attain Your Goals
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434-962-1625
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434-981-0799
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434-981-8764
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434-960-5856
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434-960-9479
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434-989-9246
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The strength of teamwork,
The reputation for results
Monticello Properties
434-589-SOLD
1-800-765-3570
Wondering where all the open houses are
this weekend at Lake Monticello?
www.LakeMonticelloOpenHouses.com
The Website for your real estate needs
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Call for Mortgage Rates & Updates
THIS WEEK’S FEATURED RENTAL PROPERTY
1 Elm Court
[email protected]
15 Out Of Bounds
Are you looking for one story living and the golf front lifestyle?
Stunning golf and golf pond views from almost every room? This
home has it all and features an open floorplan perfect for
entertaining, vaulted greatroom, kitchen with maple cabinets, tile
flooring and breakfast bar, hardwoods, vaulted master suite that
opens to the back deck. Enjoy the huge back deck with vaulted
screened porch, great for summer cook outs or just enjoying an
iced tea and watching the golfers. Owners paving soon.
Adorable one level ranch on culdesac and convenient
access to gates. 3BR/2BA, eat in kitchen, wood burning fireplace, back deck, low maintenance yard. Available 04/01/2013
$950.00 • Call 434-589-7653
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4
$319,000 • Call Tom 434-962-1625
5055 Thomas Hainey Road
4401 Campbell Road
11 Fairway
GREAT DAY IN
THE MORNING!!
Freshly painted,
new carpet & vinyl, this light filled
home is like no
other you’ve ever
imagined! Privately situated near the
end of a quiet country road, this 2 to 3BR/2BA singlewide
modular home with transom windows throughout can be
yours. Conveniently located in Orange County with nearby
access to the historic Barboursville ruins, vineyards, &
shopping. A great deal for a first time homebuyer or anyone looking to downsize. New front porch and rear deck!
Location is everything! Minutes to I64
and Zions Crossroads! This custom
built colonial features 3 bedrooms,
4.5 baths, gourmet
eat in kitchen, formal dining room,
living room with two
story ceiling, huge loft boasts two family areas, lower level
billiard room and entertainment area, first floor master
suite huge garage, workshop and office w/ full bath, country front porch and Brazilian Hardwood Deck! This is an exceptional home loaded with upgrades and a great location!
Over 3,000 sq ft finished with four bedrooms and three
full baths. This
pristine home is in a
coveted golf course
area of Lake Monticello across from
the 11th fairway!
Featuring
gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and solid surface
countertops,hardwood floors, stone fireplace, tile in all bathrooms, large master suite with whirlpool tub, double vanity and
4’ shower. Screened in porch. An Incredible Huge screen Movie
Theater with surround and a very private wooded back yard.
$119,000 • Call Lisa 434-531-0064
$437,900 • Call Tom 434-962-1625
$349,000 • Call Tom 434-962-1625
1 Woodlawn
268 Jefferson Drive
164 Winding River
Totally renovated
inside and out with
fresh paint inside
and out, new flooring to include vinyl
in both bathrooms,
kitchen,
brand
new carpet in bedrooms, living room,
dining area, new
appliances to include dishwasher, electric stove/oven, new
kitchen cabinets & counters and priced to sell! This home
is ideally located, convenient to shopping beaches, rescue
facilities & more. One level living split bedroom design is
bigger than it appears. Call today for your personal showing
or more information.
Beautiful
colonial
with seasonal waterviews just across
the street! Luxurious
custom details include beautiful italian
ceramic tile floors,
gourmet
kitchen,
huge family room w/
gas log fp, formal
dining room w/chairrail, arched doorways, stainless appliances, maple cabinetry,
tasteful window treatments, oversized garage, generous back
deck, fenced backyard. Huge master suite w/elegant master
bath, 3 additional bedrooms, pull down attic access and more.
This home is more than meets the eye!
If you have been
looking for that
perfect cabin in
the woods This
is it! Situated
on ten acres of
hardwoods in a
community with
river
access.
Beautiful master
suite featuring bath with custom walk in tile shower
and jacuzzi, hickory hardwood flooring throughout,
vaulted ceilings and gourmet kitchen with top of
the line appliances and hickory cabinets! Lower
level is roughed in for two bedrooms and an additional full bath.
$125,000 • Call Lisa 434-531-0064
$289,900 • Call Lisa 434-531-0064
$279,900 • all Larry 434-960-9479
11468 Constitution
24 Forest
34 Forest Drive
Beautiful home in
private setting, sits
back off the road.
Sharps Creek runs
thru the edge of
the property. Oversized
detached
garage with work
area and electricity. Large eat-in
kitchen, electric appliances with three bedrooms and two
full baths. Laundry room with shelving includes washer
and dryer. Exterior storage shed for farm/yard equipment;
Lovingly cared for grounds features fruit and ornamental
trees, garden spot, horse shoe pits, stone fire pit. A wonderful home in a great location.
An architectural
masterpiece by desirable local master
builder features
spacious elegant
split bedroom design, vaulted ceilings w/skylights,
dream kitchen w/
maple cabinets,
Corian counters, floor- to-ceiling rock fireplace, sun room
w/slate floor, hot tub; Pella Windows throughout w/wood
grain trim. All rooms accenuated w/postcard-like views from
every window. Hardwood & ceramic tile throughout, generous 2 car garage w/pull down attic storage. Professionally
landscaped, walk to beach two! Built by HIMES
Warm,
inviting
home on private,
mature, partially
wooded
lot.
Home features
hardwood floors,
vaulted ceilings,
skylights, bright
open windows &
screened porch
set amidst beautiful landscaping. New roof in ‘05. Large rooms allow for
plenty of living space, including separate FR w/wood
stove.Walking distance to beach 2. Don’t miss out on this
beautiful oasis in Lake Monticello! Bring an offer!
149,900 • Call Lisa 434-531-0064
$275,900 • Call Lisa 434-531-0064
$159,000 • Call Jen 434-989-9246
2790 West River
Forest Glen
13 East Point
Charming, historic
4BR/1BA farmette
on almost 6 acres
near the town of
Scottsville. 2 first
floor
spacious
bedrooms, high
ceilings, parlor,
dining room, eat
NEW PRICE!
in kitchen, beautiful
sunroom,
covered
porch
area. Enormous upstairs portion of house is partially
finished. English basement. Detached garage and pole
barn. Convenient to shopping yet private and secluded.
One year home warranty.
$173,500 • Call Lisa 434-531-0064
Carl Heimlich • 434-989-2274
THIS WEEK’S FEATURED LISTING
One of the last approved subdivisions in Fluvanna
County featuring 2-5 acre wooded home sites. Developed
by W.A. Pace and Mike Himes with the same elegance as
Broken Island in Fluvanna. Forest Glen offers privacy and
is close to shopping and amenities of Lake Monticello. All
builders welcomed.
Lots starting at $79,000
Call Tom 434-962-1625
Beautiful updated
home on oversized,
level lot in Lake
Monticello!
This
home has it all- 3
bedrooms, 3 full
baths, dining room,
family room and fully updated kitchen
all on one floor with
extra family rm, bath and guest room/office on lower level!
All appliances including hot water heater are 2-3 years old.
Oversized garage has enough space for multipe vehicles,
storage and a workshop. Hardwood floors & tile through
most of the house, beautiful finishes make you feel right at
home.Welcome Home!
$229,000 • Call Jen 434-989-9246
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