Frederick County Report 11/15/11

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Gil Barrington elected to the Middletown Town Council last week. He replaces Gerald D. (Dave) Sinclair.
By Sue Golden Frederick County Report Prior to Mondays Middletown Town Council meeting, the Council held two public hearings; the first on whether to move the town elections to November to coincide with the general elections, and the second to increase the fee for delinquent payments of water bills. No one spoke at either hearing. Council voted to move the town elections to November, and to vote at the Middletown Middle School. Currently, the elections are in May, at Town Hall. The move is intended to lower the cost of voting, by sharing the costs with other localities. Councilors Donna M. G. Gray and Charles H. Harbaugh IV voted against the move. The Council voted to increase the late payment fees for delinquent water bills. Currently, there is a ten percent late fee, plus a $50 fee to turn the water
back on if it not done within business hours. The new ordinance adds a $50 fee to turn off the water, if the bill is not paid within 15 days of receiving a delinquency notice. The ordinance also adds a $50 fee to turn the water back on. Councilor Gray, who was the sole vote against the ordinance, argued that the Council should not burden its citizens with additional fees, when so many are already having financial problems. She also objected to voting on a third and final reading of the ordinance, when clarifying changes had
Yancey Sine and Carolyn Aliff read the Frederick County Report prior to the Middletown Town Council meeting.
been made immediately prior to the vote. Councilor Carl H. Berhards, Jr. pointed out that there were no public comments made for or against the ordinance. The Council voted unanimously to hire J. David Griffin as the new town attorney, effective January 1, 2012. Mr. Griffin is with the Winchester Law Group, and represents both Boyce and Stephens City. Councilor Mark H. Davis reported that the problems with the ceiling on the second floor of Town Hall can be fixed by the
town. There is no asbestos, as was previously suggested. Two of the leaks found during the water line review, which was done with the Virginia Rural Water Association, have been fixed. There are still leaks on Church Street that need to be fixed. There are two vacancies on the Planning Commission. Councilor Davis noted that the Commission plays an important role in the Community; it has a large say in how the town grows in the future. All interested parties should contact Town Hall at
869-2226. Mayor Mark Brown introduced Gilbert Barrington, who was elected last week to fill the vacancy left by John Owens. Councilor Barrington has 45 years of law enforcement experience, and was the Chief of Police in Stephens City. Councilor Barrington will chair the Public Safety Commission. Councilor Barrington noted that he rode with Police Chief Phil Breeden on Halloween night. The Councilor said the police department did a great job, and that he was very proud. Mayor Brown again thanked everyone who helped the Fletcher family after they were burned out of their home Halloween, including the Frederick County Report. Upcoming dates to remember: November 17 Flu Shot Clinic at Town Hall from 5 pm to 7 pm. November 21 Planning Commission 7pm at Town Hall November 22 Town Council Committee meeting November 24 St. Thomas Cathedral Services t 10 am. December 5 Town Council Work Session
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This weeks Crime Solvers Crime has to do with a burglary and grand larceny. The Frederick County Sheriff s Office is investigating a burglary and grand larceny that occurred between September 10 and September 13, 2011 in the 300 Block of Newlins Hill Road. The victim reported that unknown suspect(s) forcibly entered his residence. Once inside, suspect(s) removed a LG 55 inch flat screen TV, black in color. This appeared to be the only item taken. If you have any information regarding a suspect or suspect vehicle in this incident, or if you have information on any other cases, please call the Crime Solvers Hotline at (540) 665-TIPS, thats 540-665-8477. If your information leads to an indictment in this case, you could be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000. And remember, you can remain anonymous.
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Murray Elwin Smith, 81, of Frederick County, Virginia, died Monday, November 7, 2011, in Blue Ridge Hospice Residential Center. Memorial contributions may be made to Heart Havens, Inc. Attn: Fred Rathel, 306 Accomack Circle, Stephens City, Virginia 22655
Information sought in child pornographyinvestigation

On November 8, 2011 officers with the Winchester Police Department responded the 400 block of Gray Avenue in regards to a Child Pornography investigation. Officers spoke with the reporting party who told officers he/she borrowed an external hard drive from a resident of 417 Gray Avenue. The reporting person located what he/she suspected to be Child Pornography on it. Investigators with the Winchester Police Department responded to assist and obtained an executed a search warrant at 417 Gray Avenue. Four computers, four external hard drives, and various CD-RRs and DVD-Rs were seized under the authority of the search warrant with other miscellaneous County Report items. Investigators arrested Daniel Edward Chrisman for 3 counts of Possession of Child Pornography and he was transported to Northwestern Regional Adult Detention Center. Chrisman is a 52 year old male from Winchester area. This incident remains under investigation and further charges are pending against Chrisman. If anyone has any information about this case they are asked to County Report contact the Winchester Police Department at 540-545-4707 or Crime Solvers at 540-665-8477 (TIPS).
Clarence D. LeMaster
Clarence Desmond LeMaster, 76, of Bunker Hill, West Virginia, died Sunday, November 6, 2011 at Henry Place Senior Living, Winchester, VA. As per Mr. LeMasters request his body has been donated to the West Virginia University, School of Medicine Human Gift Registry.
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Laura Lenora Lowe Bennington, 82, of Winchester, VA died Friday, November 11, 2011 at her residence. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Kernstown United Methodist Church, 3239 Valley Pike, Winchester, VA 22602; Stephen City Volunteer Fire and Rescue, P.O. Box 253, Stephens City, VA, 22655, or Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 West Cork Street, Winchester, VA 22601.
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HP Hood is thankful for many things after last weeks fire at the plant in Kernstown. The fire, which was on the roof of the main building, was noticed by a security guard who was working in front of the building. The fire alarms did not go off, because there was no smoke in the building. The guard successfully raised the alarm, and the building was evacuated in an orderly fashion. Thanks to the prompt response of firefighters, the fire was contained to the roof. HP Hood spokesperson, Lynne Bohan, said the cause of the fire is still under investigation, and the amount of damages is still being assessed. We are very happy that there were no injuries, and that the plant is up and running. We are very pleased, appreciative and thankful for the quick response by firefighters, which helped to minimize the damage. Responding to the fire were Fire and Rescue units from Frederick County, Stephens City, Millwood, Gainesboro, Greenwood, Round Hill and the Frederick County Battalion 10 Duty Officer, with assistance from North Warren, Shawnee, South End, and the Winchester Battalion 6 Duty Officer. A spokesperson for the Frederick County Fire and Rescue Department said there was no new news regarding the fire.
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bers down. Then came Herman Cain, who caught on like wildfire with the party base, only to see scandals and accusations of sexual harassment surface. Cain continues to hold high poll numbers but few experts expect him to make a true play for the nomination. Recent polls show a surge for two other conservative darlings, former House Speaker Newt
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protect the Bush tax cuts. With all of the anger and despair in the general public, attacking the wealthy and Wall Street could prove a winning strategy. The elections that just took place in Virginia prove that this state is likely to be closely fought. Both campaigns will likely invest heavily in money and organization, and expect to see President Obama and his Republican rival quite often as election day nears.
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Frederick County School Board to consider step to address budget shortfall

Faced with a substantial budget shortfall in FY13, the Frederick County School Board has decided to consider offering a voluntary employee severance program to reduce the number of positions employed by the school division in the next fiscal year. Schools Superintendent David Sovine says, At the School Boards training session in October, we reviewed the budget challenges we will face in the next fiscal year. Based on the information thats currently available, we anticipate a budget shortfall of at least $5.6 million due to the expiration of temporary federal stimulus funding combined with the expiration of the General Assemblys two-year discount on Virginia Retirement System (VRS) payments. If the Board decides to offer a voluntary severance program at this time, it will provide the opportunity to reduce the impact of any involuntary downsizing necessary to balance the budget and give eligible employees an incentive to consider advancing their retirement or exit date. The voluntary employee severance program proposal thats been presented to the Board would be made available to full-time and permanent part-time staff members who meet the following criteria: Teachers who will have a minimum of 20 years of credited and completed teaching service as of June 30, 2012; Other employees who are currently paid on the top two steps of the 2011-12 salary scale for their position; or Employees who are eligible to retire with full or reduced benefits under the VRS criteria. The program would provide eligible employees with a monetary incentive of 40 percent of creditable compensation not to exceed a maximum of either $15,000 or $30,000 depending on the employees exempt or non-exempt status for overtime. The total amount of benefits for which a retiring or resigning employee is eligible would be deposited into an account for the participants benefit under the Frederick County Public Schools 403(b) Supplemental Retirement Program over a period of five years. Should the Board opt to offer the program, eligible employees would be notified and given from December first through January 16 to elect to participate. The amount of budgetary savings the school division would realize through the program would be determined by the number of employees who decide to participate. Sovine says, The school divisions operations have been sustained over the past few years by temporary funding. The loss of these temporary funds and the expiration of the two-year discount on VRS payments are converging to make FY13 a very challenging budget year. The School Board recognizes that more difficult decisions will have to be contemplated over the next several months, but our focus will remain on serving our students and community well with the resources we have available.

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Jonathan Lucci Frederick County Report The last time the Sherando Warriors had seen a dramatic overtime finish they had been celebrating beneath the bright lights and roar of fireworks as their opponents and bitter rivals, the Handley Judges watched. This past Friday was a very different site as they watched the Louisa County Lions celebrate on their field under the fireworks that had to be set off despite the Warrior defeat. The Lions had just ended the Sherando football season, and many of the Warriors high school football careers. Tears were in great abundance as the seniors on the team realized what the defeat meant for them: their days of proudly wearing their Warrior uniforms were now over. Head Coach Bill Hall told his players that he was proud of how they had fought in the seesaw emotional game that had just ended. His words could not change the fact that for these seniors, years of hard work had not resulted in the state championship they all believed could be theirs. For the first half of football and much of the third quarter, the game was scoreless as the teams engaged in a nasty, hard hitting stalemate. Louisa opened the scoring, when their star running back and workhorse burst through a hole and into the endzone. The Warriors answered right back, when Joe Ojo ran the ball 50 yards down the field to bring the score to 8-6 after the Warriors failed to convert for two. The two teams went back and forth until the 4th quarter ended and overtime loomed. The Warriors scored in overtime and tacked on the extra point, and for a moment it seemed that their season would continue. Even when the Lions scored, the Sherando offense did not panic but began preparing to hear back out. Then the Lions coach called an audacious two point conversion play and the Lions running back ran into the endzone. The shock of the defeat came from how sudden it had come. Many of the players seemed in disbelief that it was over, that they would not get a chance to respond or move on in the playoffs. Their district championship and Apple Cup were coveted honors, but the team seemed deflated that they failed to win a home playoff game. The final score that stared back at the Warriors who stared at the scoreboard was 26-25, in favor of the Louisa Lions. Frederick County did not fare better in their other playoff games, as James Wood and Handley both went down to more predictable defeats. Handley was defeated by Liberty 28-12 and James Wood lost their playoff game to Powhatan, which was heavily favored to win.
The Winchester Football Officials Association (WFOA) has awarded its 2011 Good Sportsmanship Awards to the James Wood High School varsity football team and the Millbrook High School junior varsity football team. Each team will receive a plaque in recognition of the honor. According to WFOA Commissioner Neal Riemenschneider, the Good Sportsmanship Awards are presented annually to one varsity and
one non-varsity football team served by the Winchester Football Officials Association. The Sportsmanship Awards are voted on by the members of the WFOA and are awarded to the teams that best exemplify the ideals of good sportsmanship. This entails their interactions with opponents, officials and teammates. Frederick County Schools Superintendent David Sovine says, Athletics are an important part of a well-rounded ed-
ucational program and help to teach students the importance of dedication, teamwork and good sportsmanship. I congratulate the coaches, players and others involved with the James Wood High School varsity football team as well as the Millbrook High School junior varsity football team for practicing good sportsmanship throughout the season and representing their schools and community well.

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GOP retakes Senate, recount looms

Staff Reports Virginia Statehouse News ALEXANDRIA Republicans appeared to have taken control of the Virginia Senate on Tuesday, but their razor thin majority rests on 86 votes and may not be settled until a lengthy recount is concluded. Its process that could extend a bitter campaign season into December. The Republicans managed to take back control of the Senate by edging out senior Democrats in two central Virginia districts. Control of the Senate rests in District 17 where Spotsylvania Sen. Edd Houck, the third ranking Democrat in the Senate, lost to political newcomer Bryce Reeves by less than 86 votes of the 45,000 cast, as of early Wednesday morning. The Reeves campaign is prepared for a recount. At this point we are still waiting, but if (a recount) is the case, we are prepared to retain counsel, Chris Leavitt, Reeves spokesman, said. Its a toss-up at this point, but we know we have the absentee ballots, and lots of provisional ballots to put us over the top. A recount cannot be filed until the State Board of Elections confirms the count Nov. 28. They can only petition once the results have been certified, said Susan Pollard, spokeswoman for the State Board of Elections. Candidates have until Dec. 8 to request a recount and must file a petition with the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond to initiate the process. Houck did not return repeated calls for comment throughout Tuesday night. Experts say a race so close will come down to a recount, just as Gov. Bob McDonnells successful bid for attorney general did in 2005. That matter was not settled until Dec. 21, when a court certi-
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a political science professor at University of Richmond. There has to be a recount or at least a canvassing process. The canvassing process involves a precinct-by-precinct review of the vote count by the State Board of Elections. The officials will look for potential discrepancies in voter turnout and polling place data. Democrats controlled the state Senate 22-18 heading into Tuesdays election. A Reeves victory, along with that of 20th District Republican Sen. Bill Stanley, will divide the upper house, 20-20 with Republican Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling acting as a tiebreaker. It would mark only the second time since Reconstruction that Republicans have controlled both houses in the General Assembly and the governorship. Stanley defeats Reynolds in 20th Houck was not the only senior Democrat to lose Tuesday. Stanley, of Franklin, survived Democratic redistricting to unseat Democratic Sen. Roscoe Reynolds, who had represented the Henry County area for 25 years as a delegate and senator. Stanley, who moved into Reynolds district after his own 19th District was carved into pieces during redistricting, won with 23,860
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final four races. Were just going to have to be better, said Biffle. We know that. Were nervous about getting in (the Chase), and anything can happen. ... There are some races were concerned about leading up to the cutoff (end of the reg-
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said he wanted. He doesnt want a freefor-all on the track. Hes inclined to prefer a free-for-all in the garage or on pit road. Its easier for drivers to handle it back here, he said. Theyll find a way to sort it out amongst each other if you give them the opportunity. Stewart waxed poetic of the good old days when a Dale -- he mentioned Earnhardt and Jarrett -- would pull you out of the car at the end of the practice session, rip your head off talking to you about it, intimidate you into understanding why you didnt do that. Now, he said, theres nothing. ... You let a guy get his butt kicked once or twice, hell quit doing stupid stuff like that. So ... maybe Stewart isnt actually such a preacher of moderation, after all. He just yearns for a time in NASCAR when men were men, eyes were blackened and knuckles were bleeding.
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Biffle Is makes StewartRacing as Hard as He Can This it a two-car Greg hasnt been the season Biffle expected, though he certainly has time to pick up the pieces. chase The 39-year-old Biffle didnt win
during the 2008 regular season, but Its seven down, three proceeded to after making the Chase,races to go in the its first the races. He and quite win Chase fortwo Sprint Cup, wound up third in the Sprint Cup standings. obviously far from over, but one must For at Tony Stewarts versatility. marvelnow, Biffles first priority is making the Chase, but that doesnt Stewart has a) won a championship mean hes going to back off. before the Chase not racing conservWere certainly format existed in 2002; b) won a Chase without actually atively, he said. Were racing to win, but were not going races in it, in 2005; capturing any of the to do anything stupid. c) won three races in a Chase he and We know we have to stay in (the top wasnt actually qualify for 12 in order to in, in 2006. the Chase). ItsNow, at age 40, burdened by the retight ... and were doing all we can do. sponsibilities -- like, oh, owning his own Roush Fenway Racing put Biffle in what was then still the Winston Cup Series back in 2003. He finished second in the Chase standings two years later. A year ago, three Roush Fenway drivers Biffle, Carl Edwards and Matt Kenseth made the Chase. They could do it again, but the positions of Biffle and Kenseth are hardly secure as the regular season enters its
work for these guys. Maybe the crew guys need to get mad at the drivers when we do something stupid. Maybe the crew guys ought to pull the drivers back in the shop and make them fix it. Maybe, if theyd done that back in the days of Stewarts impetuous youth ... hed have had to give up driving because of all the time he spent working on wrecked cars. I can barely put something that bolts together ... toWith his win at Martinsville, Tony Stewart cut Carl Edwards lead in the Chase to just eight points with three races remaining. (Getty Images for gether, he admitted. NASCAR photo) Lots of chuckling took place durbusiness -- that come with advancing right now instead of trying to shove ing the winners press conference at Martinsville Speedway. The image of years, hes turning into the oddest elder Edwards out of it. statesmanFenway driver Greg Biffle says his first priority is making the Chase,Stewart preaching moderation and The one-time enfant terrible -Roush since Willie Nelson. but thatthe same mean hes going to back off from trying to win races. (Photo:advocating good sense just seemed ... Not for doesnt reasons, mind you. thats French for terrible child -- is Getty Images) Stewart is so close to the point lead, now NASCARs informal sergeant at hilarious. he can season), and we know were on arms. To his credit, he recognizes the the NASCAR has to stay involved, Were not taking big risks, but, at Stewart said. You cant just make it a ular taste it. If it werent for what can only be described, inimportant to have irony. same time, were racing for the win. the bubble, so its Carl Edwards free-for-all. Monte owner has he said. I good finishes right the Missourians, case, as the Luck of now. Im a carDutton now,covered motorsports Joe Gibbs (for whom he Biffle, from in the drivers seat Stewart might beVancouver, Wash., is remember for The Gaston (N.C.) Gazette But, in a way, thats what Stewart
one of only two drivers to have won championships in both the Nationwide and Camping World Truck series. (Johnny Benson is the other.) Biffle also was rookie of the year in both series. He came up through NASCARs developmental system, winning track championships early in his career at Tri-City Raceway in West Richland, Wash., and Portland (Ore.) since 1993. He was named writer of the year by the National Motorsports Press Association in 2008. His blog NASCAR This Week (http://nascar.rbma.com) features all of his reporting on racing, roots music and life on the road. E-mail Monte at nascar_thisweek@yahoo.com.
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was driving during his championship Speedway. Really, were working as hard as we seasons) sitting me down and saying, can every week to bring the best race There are other guys working on these cars we can to the track, said Biffle. things, too. You knock the nose off it afIts important that we have the best ter a race because youre mad at somepossible equipment right now. body, all of a sudden, you create more Were racing as hard as we can.
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Volume IIl, Issue 45

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