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Gill: Start of new year includes school improvements (Editor’s note: With the 2018-2019 school year starting on Tuesday, Michael Gill, superintendent of Hanover County Public Schools, submitted the following letter.)

Greetings, The start of the school year is always an exciting time for us. The eagerness and smiles on our students’ faces as they return to our classrooms and hallways renew our energy and set a wonderful tone for the year. While our build-

ings were certainly quieter during the summer, we accomplished a significant amount of work.

Multiple facilities projects have improved the look, feel, and functionality of several of our schools. Perhaps the most notable is the complete renovations of the Lee-Davis and Patrick Henry High School auditoriums that are scheduled to be ready in time for spring performances and assemblies. As part of our Five-Year Technology Plan, we continued updating

the technology infrastructure at several of our schools to better support current and future teaching and learning needs.

We also completed the installation of a new visitor management system at all of our schools as part of Hanover County Public Schools’ ongoing commitment to safety. In addition, the School Board is working on a long-range funding plan in collaboration with the Board of Supervisors to replace or renovate multiple schools over the next decade.

The improvements continued beyond the building level. This summer, we also completed the redesign of all of our school and division websites. Our new sites are more modern, responsive, and user-friendly, making it easier for you to navigate and find information. I invite you to visit our division site at www.hcps.us, which also includes links to every school’s website.

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MICHAEL GILL

Medicaid expansion leads to funds request Council defers action on R-MC

By Jim Ridolphi for Ashland-Hanover Local HANOVER – The Hanover County Board of Supervisors received an update on the local impacts of a recent Medicaid expansion passed by the Virginia General Assembly earlier this year at last week’s August meeting.

The approved legislation means more Virginians will be covered by health insurance, but it also represents a significant increase in the workload of local Social Service agencies.

Sheila Crossen-Powell, direc-

CROSSEN-POWELL tor of Hanover’s Social Services, said increases are inevitable due to

relaxed eligibility requirements for lower income recipients.

“Before the Medicaid expansion, one million people in the state of Virginia were eligible for Medicaid,” Crossen-Powell said. “We expect an additional 400,000 with the Medicaid expansion.”

Candidates for eligibility must be between the ages of 19 and 64, income must be at or below the 138 percent of the Federal poverty line (for one person, about $16,700 annual income), and the candidate must not be eligible or on any other mandatory coverage group. see MEDICAID, pg. 5

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By Jim Ridolphi for Ashland-Hanover Local ASHLAND – Randolph-Macon College officials are hoping a proposed new monument sign will more clearly define campus boundaries for visitors and students.

The problem is the selected monument design exceeds current size limitations in effect in Higher Education (HE) zones.

Current regulations prevent signs that exceed 30 square feet, but the

proposed R-MC sign measures about 75 square feet.

The college wants to construct the monument-style sign at the corner of Henry and England streets in front of the historic St. Ann’s Catholic Church.

Ashland Town Council members considered an ordinance text change that would allow officials to grant waivers for signs that exceed that limit in the Higher Education zone.

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Three-vehicle crash claims N.C. man Staff Report news@mechlocal.com HANOVER -- A North Carolina man was killed last week in a three-vehicle crash in the 14000 block of Washington Highway.

According to Sgt. Matthew Ratchford of the Hanover County Sheriff ’s Office, John James Bailey III, 61, of Tarboro, North Carolina, was a passenger in a 2007 Ford F150 that was struck head-on by a

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Ratchford said the preliminary investigation revealed the Kia was traveling north on Washington Highway and crossed the double solid yellow lines into the southbound travel lanes. After colliding with F150, it then struck a 2015 Penske Box Truck.

Bailey was pronounced deceased upon arrival at a local hospital.

The drivers of the Ford F150 and Kia Sedona suffered non-life threatening

Rumcastle Racing shows support for ovarian cancer prevention Contributed Report news@mechlocal.com ASHLAND – When Rumcastle Racing hit the track for the Aug. 18 Biscuitville Grand Prix at Virginia International Raceway, the team was racing for more than a checkered flag.

The two Volkswagon GTIs driven by Tanner and Luke Rumburg, Brian Ortiz, Rob Ferriol and DJ Fitzpatrick donned Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowerment (FORCE) logos throughout the rest of the 2018 IMSA Touring Class season in support of ovarian cancer awareness.

It’s a cause that has personally affected the team.

Crews member Delilah Rumburg and Lauri Sumlin each have battled ovarian cancer.

Sumlin is currently in a five-year battle with the disease after undergoing two opera-

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A lot is new, but our commitment to providing a worldclass education to our students remains unchanged.

Each day, our teachers, administrators, and support staff work tirelessly to provide our students with a relevant, equitable, and innovative learning environment to help every

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injuries and were transported to a local hospital.

“Investigators are still collecting information to determine the circumstances that led to this tragic incident,” the sergeant said.

Deputies responded around 4:50 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 20, to the scene.

“We extend our sincerest condolences to the family of John Bailey during this difficult time,” Ratchford said on behalf of Col. David R. Hines, sheriff.

tions and continued chemo therapy. Both were at the track to share their stories.

The team began promoting FORCE in June by placing their logo on the car and distributing information at the track to fans. It is ramping up support as Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month approaches in September.

“Our goal is to inspire others to be proactive in lowering their risk of ovarian cancer,” Lauri Sumlin said. “There are tests available that can provide information about the likelihood of contracting the disease—and what steps can be taken to prevent it. But many don’t know these tests exist.”

The team’s efforts are already making a difference.

“When we were at Lime Rock, there was a young lady who was adopted, she doesn’t know her birth parents or their medical history,” Marlon

Sumlin, Lauri’s husband said.

“She took a brochure and went to get tested because she doesn’t know her history.”

child maximize his or her potential and succeed.

As equally important in achieving Hanover County Public Schools’ mission is the strong and sustained support of our families and community.

We are, after all, a direct reflection of the community we serve.

Therefore, I invite you to be a part of our long-standing tradition of excellence this year

by volunteering in our schools, serving on an advisory council, or simply attending one of the hundreds of events held throughout the school year.

With your continued support and partnership, I am confident that 2018-2019 will be another great school year!

In education, Michael Gill, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools

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(Source: FORCE) For more information on FORCE and how to get tested, visit: www.facingourrisk.org.

About FORCE: FORCE works to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by hereditary breast, ovarian and related cancers.

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Ten seconds into their 13.1-mile trek, these leaders of the pack still had smiles on their faces in the Patrick Henry Half-Marathon on Saturday in Ashland.

Midlothian’s Mike Forder was able to outrun most of the field but not this locomotive in the last 100 yards of the Patrick Henry HalfMarathon Saturday in Ashland.

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End of July rains literally dampened Mars watch at observatory (Note: The Keeble Observatory at Randolph-Macon College will resume weekly public viewing sessions in mid-September. Watch the website (https://www.rmc.edu/campus-life/facilities/keeble-observatory) for an announcement of dates and times or call the Keeble Information line at 804-752-3210.

Thanks to the rain on 30 and 31 July, Mars watch at the Keeble Observatory was a bust. Good news is that the planet-wide dust storm seems to be abating. Controllers are anxiously hoping to get a signal from the Opportunity rover that sunlight has returned and recharged the batteries.

In other exciting news from Mars, the European Space Agency (ESA) announced the probable discovery of a 20-mile wide lake under the southern polar cap.

The Martian polar caps are made of frozen water and carbon dioxide (dry ice). The dry ice component on the surface freezes and sublimates (changes directly from solid to vapor) with the seasons, causing the apparent expansion and contraction of the polar caps. The water ice is layered with dust, which protects the deeper parts from sublimating.

A radar instrument on ESA’s Mars Express orbiter made repeated observations of part of that cap starting in May 2012. In one small area, they consistently got a strong reflection from the bottom of the ice nearly a mile below its surface, consistent with reflection from liquid water. Team scientists have been working ever since, with continued observation and lots of theoretical calculations, to eliminate other possibilities.

The radar data do not tell us how deep the lake is. The extremely cold temperatures on Mars also indicate that the lake is briny with dissolve salts and minerals. A similar feature in Antarctica on Earth is Lake Vostok.

Lunar phases for September: Last Quarter on the 2nd, at 10:37 p.m.; New Moon on the 9th, at 2:01 p.m.; First Quarter on the 16th, at 7:15 p.m.; Full Moon on the 24th, at 10:52 p.m.

The Autumnal Equinox will happen at 9:54 p.m. on the 22nd, as the tilt of Earth’s axis causes the Sun to cross the equator heading south until December’s solstice. Time between sunrise and sunset will get shorter, but the days are still 24 hours!

Mercury rises to the east before sunrise, but will only be visible for the early part of the month. Venus is bright to the west northwest at sunset; it will set around 8. Jupiter will set in the west at 10 p.m., at the same time look south for Mars, which will set around 2 a.m. Saturn is due south at 8 p.m., setting at midnight.

Our mid-month view of the sky, about two hours after sunset, finds Cygnus (the Swan) at zenith, appearing to glide along the Milky Way from northeast to southwest. The bright star Deneb marks the tail of the swan, about 10 degrees northeast of zenith.

At a similar angle to the west we see brilliant Vega in the constellation Lyra.

These two bright stars make a triangle with Altair, about 30 degrees south of zenith.

With binoculars, on a clear dark night, just east of Deneb you may find the ghostly, familiar outline of the “North America Nebula.

Cassiopeia is to the northeast, looking like a W tipped backwards.

If you follow the line of the “left” side of the W toward the east you’ll notice the faint fuzzy patch of the Andromeda Galaxy, about 45 degrees above the eastern horizon. It’s best seen on a clear, moonless night, and best by “averted vision” without binoculars. That you can see it at all gives some sense of the scale of our Universe, since this is the most distant object visible to the naked eye. It’s practically in our back yard! This spiral galaxy is only 2.2 million light years away, and is on a collision course toward our home Galaxy … it will be “here” in about 5 billion years, roughly when the Sun becomes a red giant!

If readers have questions about astronomy or science in general that you would like to see covered in one of these columns, please feel free to contact me at gspagna@rmc.edu.

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OBITUARIES | Death Notices & Funerals ERNEST THOMAS “TOM” CARSON Ernest Thomas "Tom" Carson, 67, passed away on Saturday, August 18, 2018.

He is now awaiting the return of Christ with a sure hope of the resurrection. He is survived by his wife, Susan; son, Taylor; sister, Linda Burkett; brother, Crawford Carson (Debbie); sisters-in-law, Pam Johnson and Rebecca Myers (Ed); six nephews and three nieces. Tom was the sole owner of his CPA firm, E. Thomas Carson, CPA, P.C. He was very devoted to his clients. He was the treasurer of the Richmond Philharmonic for over 40 years and loved playing his violin.

Graveside services were held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, August 23, 2018, at Westhampton Memorial & Cremation Park at 10000 Patterson Avenue in Richmond. In lieu of flowers, please consider sending a donation to the Ashland Rescue Squad, Inc., P.O. Box 667, Ashland, VA 23005 or to the Richmond Philharmonic Orchestra, 8100 Three Chopt Rd., Suite 209, Richmond, VA 23229.

EVERETT MONROE FRENCH JR. Everett Monroe French Jr. passed quietly from this life on the morning of August 20, 2018. Also known as "Eddie," he was born to Everett Monroe French Sr. and Willie Carroll on September 16, 1933. Born in Bedford County, he was the older brother to James Milton (deceased) and Phillip Hunter. He was a veteran of the United States Army and a long-time employee of the R.F. & P. Railroad. He was a member of the Manchester Masonic Lodge. Married to Mary Ingram, his wife of 61 years, they raised three sons,

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Everett III (Molly), Bryan Scott (Kim) and Patrick Ingram (Beverly). He found true joy in his "boys" and grandchildren. He so enjoyed his grandchildren, Austin, Evan, Kirstie, Carter, Payton and the youngest, Josh. Watching these children participate in sports and achieve their academic accomplishments brought joy to his later years. Eddie and Mary spent their days at Fox Field, his beloved farm, located in Montpelier. There he enjoyed raising fruit trees and gardening. He was an avid outdoorsman, passing on this joy to his sons and grandchildren.

The family would like to express their deep appreciation to the FRENCH caregivers at Spring Arbor of Salisbury, who made his life comfortable in his last years. To his very special friend and caregiver, William Shelton, they offered their deepest thanks. A celebration of Eddie's life was held at 4 p.m. on Thursday, August 23, 2018, at Woody's Funeral Home at 1020 Huguenot Road Chapel.

GRAHAM DUNCAN PADGETT JR. Graham Duncan Padgett Jr. passed away peacefully surrounded by h i s loved ones on August 2 3 , 2018, at his PADGETT earthly paradise home in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, after a brave battle on his life jour-

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ney. He has now permanently updated his status to “Gone Fishing, Still Looking for the Big One.” Graham is survived by his angel here on earth, Cheryl Benton Ham of Roanoke; only daughter, Kaille Padgett aka “LiL One” of Ashland; and his little sister, “Muffin” Francis Padgett Gerler in Raleigh, North Carolina. Graham was born on July 24, 1945, in Charleston, South Carolina, to Graham D. Padgett Sr. and Francis P. Padgett. Graham graduated from Covington High School in 1963. Graham continued his higher education attending Saint Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg, North Carolina, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in 1967.

After serving his country in the United States Army during the Vietnam conflict, he once again continued his education at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond, graduating in 1973 with a Bachelor of Science in pharmacy and obtained his Commonwealth of Virginia Board of Pharmacy license shortly thereafter. In addition to his dedicated career, Graham was an accomplished thrill seeker and enjoyed hunting, fishing, beach-walker, sky diving, hang gliding, motorcycles, golfing, piloting private single engine aircraft and commercial gliders, and conquering the largest roller coasters. Graham was a spirited winning pool shark and a smiling poker-faced card player. Graham will be remembered as a great pharmacist; an engaging, witty friend; a quiet, strong, firm figure in the community, close friend of Bill W., beloved life partner and Dad (oops, I meant “G”). A Celebration of Life gathering in the Richmond area will be held on Saturday, October 6, 2018. Location

TBD. All are welcome to attend and celebrate Graham’s life. Shared experiences and stories warmly welcomed and to be cherished. Please use grahampadgettgatheringRVA@yahoo.comto request upcoming details and to send a favorite photo; shared experience or story. In lieu of flowers and gifts, the family suggests you consider a donation in Graham’s memory to www. mds-foundation.org/donate or www.sa.edu/donation-forms/ give-to-st-andrews.

MALCOLM “MAC” VERNON STATON Malcolm “Mac” Vernon Staton, age 70, passed away in his home in Ashland on Friday, August 2 4 , 2018, after a long illness.

STATON Ma l colm was born May 31, 1948.

He graduated in 1966 from Patrick Henry High School.

He attended RPI, before being sent to Vietnam from 1969 to 1971, where he served in the U.S. Army. He loved farming, sports and all things mechanical. He was preceded in death by his parents, William Malcolm Staton and Elizabeth Blunt Staton. He is survived by his wife of 45 years, Carol “Vonnie” Brice; his son, Malcolm Jr. “Chip;” and his daughter, Michelle Staton Tobin, her husband, Kevin and their sons, Jameson and Liam, all who live in Ashland.

The family extends sincere thanks to the medical staff at McGuire Veterans Hospital and the Encompass Hospice Organization for their care

and support. A celebration of his life was held from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, August 26, 2018, at his home in Ashland at 13480 Independence Road for friends and family to share their memories.

ROGER ANTAL “BUBBA” TOTH Roger Antal “Bubba” Toth died peacefully at home in Beaverdam on Tuesday, August 21, 2018, at the age of 73. Roger is survived by his wife, Roxie Toth; daughters, Rebecca Bray (and husband James) of Louisa and Kathyrn Bennett (and husb a n d TOTH James) of Fitchburg, Massachusetts; and son, Roger “Rusty” Toth (and wife Stacey Hansen) currently of Tokyo, Japan; grandsons, James “Jeb” Bray III of Louisa, Erik Bennett (and wife Christina) of Fitchburg, Massachusetts, James Bennett (and partner, Allison Albridge) of Gofftown, New Hampshire; great-granddaughter, Milah Bennett of Fitchburg, Massachusetts; sister, Joyce Bennett (and husband William) of Alberta; and numerous other loving family members. He was preceded in death by parents, Louise and Roger Toth of Varina. Roger was born in July 1945 and raised in Varina. He graduated from Varina High School, Class of 1963. He enlisted in the U.S. Coast Guard (Air Sea Rescue) the same year and served five years active and one year Reserve duty. In 1969, he met and married his loving wife of 49 years, Roxie.

He graduated with honors from the IBEW Electrician Apprenticeship program and

went on to work for the H.P. Foley Electric Company and later GM Powertrain, retiring from GM after 22 years. Roger was an accomplished electrician, amateur bird watcher and devoted husband. He was passionate about the U.S. Coast Guard, his home, and his family. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, August 25, 2018, at Nelsen Funeral Home in Ashland. Graveside services were held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, August 26, 2018, at Washington Memorial Park in Richmond. In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to the West Hanover Volunteer Rescue Squad-Co. 15. Roxie would like to extend her loving gratitude to “Roger’s Rescuers”: Becky Bray, Nancy Jean Bray, Lisa Greene, Kate Bennett, Jerry and Sandy Jackson, and Alice Boller for their tireless efforts; best lifetime friends, June and Tommy Bowman, for their care and support; the home care team, “The Moms”: Danielle Thompkins, Bertha Washington and Keisha Manly for their kindness; and the nurses, doctors and staff of HD -Forest for their dedication.

EDITH R. “ELIZABETH” YOUNG Edith "Elizabeth," 90, of Montpelier, departed this life to return to her Heavenly Father on August 17, 2018. “Bet” has faded away, but will be long remembered for being full of love and life, as she was a devoted mother to her children, as YOUNG well as a daughter, sister and a friend to see OBITUARIES, pg. 5

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all. She was always willing to help anyone in need, whether it was just to offer a good meal or an ear for listening. She worked tirelessly to provide for her nine children. Her faith was strong and never wavered in spite of the adversaries in her life. She always told her family to put things in God’s hands and wait on him. She is preceded in death by her husband, Albert Young; her parents, Thomas and Lucy Harris; and two sons, Thomas and Raymond Young. She leaves to cherish her memory one son Albert Jr. (Vanessa); six daughters; Katherine Pryor, Rosita Johnson (Powathan), Joyce Morris(Howard); Loretta and Sharon Young and Kern Lipscomb; 13 granchildren; 23 great grandchildren; six greatgreat-grandchildren, and a host of devoted nieces, nephews and cousins. Special thanks were extended to Peggy James, devoted caregiver; longtime friends, Clara Mallory and Ethel Morris; and Tony Wilkerson. Funeral services were held at noon on Thursday, August 23, 2018, at the Ashland Christian Center in Ashland. Owens Funeral Services in Ashland was in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be made at www.owensfuneralservices.com..

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Three groups of eligible citizens are now allowed to apply for Medicaid: childless adults who meet income requirements, parents of children who are currently covered and meet income guidelines and disabled citizens. Minimum incomes for parents and childless adults are increased under the expansion.

Hanover County is expecting increases in all three of those eligibility groups once expansion begins on Jan. 1, 2019.

The local impact of the new policies is about 1,600 additional candidates who may qualify for assistance. SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) and GAP (Governor’s Access Plan) recipients also will be served by local social service agencies as of Jan. 1.

“In addition, we are going to have to assume responsibility for managing the work

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An approval of that text change would clear the way for the R-MC sign, but it also would allow other businesses located in that district to request such a waiver.

Council members were confident a list of considerations contained in the text amendment would allow them flexibility in future considerations.

Issues that could be considered during the waiver process include location of sign, site clearance historical impact, proximity and number of other monument signs in the area and design.

Anne Marie Lauranzon, director of Marketing & Communications, representing the college, explained the reasoning that prompted the request.

“We’ve been wanting this front entrance since 1868 when we moved in to Ashland,” Lauranzon said. “England and Henry is the official entrance to the campus.

requirements that are going to accompany Medicaid expansion,” Crossen-Powell said.

In 2017, more than 17,800 Medicaid, GAP and SNAP recipients were served in Hanover County.

“We are requesting -- in order the meet the demands of Medicaid expansion -- two new full-time benefit specialists, one new full-time customer service agent, and we are also requesting that two part-time customer service agents to be taken to full-time in order to support the work of the program specialists,” Crossen-Powell said.

Those positions will be funded with $190,000 in state funds in 2019, but the locality will be required to fund about $40,000 of that amount in future years.

The Community Services Board also will be allowed to bill Medicaid for its 175 qualified recipients for medical services currently receiving care on a sliding fee scale or with-

We want this to be an enhancement to the town and that corridor.”

The Planning Commission recommended approval of the text amendment by a 3-1 vote, citing concerns regarding the maximum size of proposed signs and the number of waivers that could be requested in the HE zone.

Council member John Hodges asked that additional language be added to the amendment that would limit any sign to a maximum of 75 square feet.

Council member Dan McGraw asked if the text amendment could set a precedent for requests in other districts of the town.

Town Attorney Andrea Erard said council would not be legally bound by approving the text amendment allowing the waiver.

Town Manager Josh Farrar said flexibility in the code has allowed town officials flexibility in addressing specific requests.

“Something we’ve done here for a long time here -- and it’s been successful -- is being able to

out compensation.

Cold Harbor supervisor Scott Wyatt expressed his displeasure with the expansion, and pointed to several pieces of failed legislation that could have assisted those without medical care.

Wyatt said one bill strengthened the ability of Virginians to buy short-term medical insurance, while another established low-cost pools.

“I agree that those people who are at the bottom and need help we should help them,” Wyatt said. “There were numerous bills out there that could have given Social Services a little more money and funded more Community Service Boards.”

Wyatt pointed out the expansion increases funding for hospital reimbursements, funds he said could better be used at the local level.

“They voted to give hospitals more reimbursements for these patients they will see when, in my opinion, Social

be responsive to our community,” Farrar said. “We actually welcome talk about the code -- it’s not just a stagnant thing that sits forever. We say ‘Let’s engage and talk about it and let’s make sure it’s right’.”

Hodges moved for adoption for the ordinance amendment and council approved, but the panel deferred the R-MC request until next month’s first meeting where a public hearing is scheduled.

McGraw said he didn’t feel confident approving the waiver without the benefit of public input and suggested the deferral.

Hodges said he thought the public had been notified in the form of the text amendment announcement.

Council also received an update on the Town Hall Design and Construction presented by PMA Architects.

As the construction documents stage comes to a close, the project is on schedule and budget as the final stage, actual bids and construction begins.

An optimistic schedule calls

Services could have received a little more money and our CSBs could receive more dollars. That’s a hard pill to swallow,” Wyatt said.

While Ashland supervisor Faye Prichard did agree that unfunded mandates are a nuisance to local government, she endorsed the expansion and the thousands of low-income Virginians who will now have health insurance.

“There will be people in the state of Virginia who will not die this year due to Medicaid expansion,” Prichard said. “If

for actual plans being delivered in October for council approval with the project headed for bids

by Nov. 1.

Those offers should be received by Dec. 1, and construction could start in January.

Council is still seeking design suggestions for a proposed bandstand/gazebo planned for the public park portion of the project.

Council also appointed members to its newly formed broadband committee. McGraw will serve as council representative and citizens Billy Brothers and William Copeland also will sit on the committee.

The broadband committee was formed “To advise town council and staff in the development of a municipal broadband network through public advocacy and education.”

Council also announced plans for a special joint meeting at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 29, with R-MC officials at Peele Hall.

you are currently a fully disabled person in the state of Virginia making more than $7,000 a year, you have no access to medical care except through the emergency room.”

Prichard also responded to Wyatt’s assertion that other proposed bills in this year’s General Assembly could have better addressed the problem.

“This is a moral decision,” Prichard said. “This is not about Hanover County taking care of people across the state.

This is about Hanover County participating in a program that

helps us take care of people who live in Hanover.”

No amount of access to reduced pools is going to help people who make $6,000 a year.”

Budget director Shelly Wright presented a budget appropriation request to fund the 3.52 full time positions requested by Social Services.

The county received an additional $443,000 from the Commonwealth once the budget was finalized with $190,000 of those funds reserved to fund Medicaid expansion.

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As school starts, try to include everyone

By Melody Kinser Managing Editor hey write about feeling lonely, isolated and separate of those around them.

While one may think this topic reflects teens in today’s world, recent comments on a closed social media page devoted to my graduating class addressed those very issues.

The surprise? My classmates were the ones expressing themselves and how their high school years were not filled with pleasant memories.

I was saddened as I read through various posts with the same theme: feeling alone during a time that should be cherished.

Some I knew, others I didn’t. Through class reunions and social media, I know them all now -- and had no idea what they had experienced.

These people have held on to those feelings for over 40 years. Learning about their high school years triggered an immediate reaction in regards to how today’s youth cope.

To say today’s teens are under a microscope is an understatement. They have grown up in a world of mobile devices to capture photos or videos of every moment in someone’s life.

So, if a student is already feeling like

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an outsider, how does social media impact his or her attempts to be included? This is where fellow students can make the effort to befriend someone who appears to be alone.

Everyone wants to be accepted, and, based on the recent posts I read, age isn’t a factor. It is disheartening to realize people have carried that feeling of being alone for decades.

I almost felt guilty for having enjoyed my high school years.

I’ll admit to having been a bit selfabsorbed, and I definitely was fortunate to have had a supportive group of friends.

As a member of the marching band, I was surrounded by a group that had a unique and strong bond. I look back and regret not taking notice to those who may not have had the joy of the camaraderie and friendships I hold dear.

Despite the number of years, one of my best friends and I are doing what we can to assure those folks of their place in our class and our lives.Everyone is special and should be treated in that manner.

My hope for those students who will head to class on Tuesday is that they will be observant of those around them.

Just as there’s no place for bullies in our schools, the same could be said for alienation -- even if it seems to be self-imposed.

Everyone matters. Do your part to ensure that your classmates know that.

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ASHLAND -- Hanover County Public Schools (HCPS) will begin using the Raptor Visitor Management System in all of its buildings this year as part of the system’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the safety of students, faculty and staff.

This new addition will allow staff to know who is in the building at all times, such as volunteers, contractors and other visitors, which is essential to maintaining a safe and secure environment.

Upon entering the building, all visitors will be asked to present a valid state-issued ID, such as a driver’s license, which will be scanned into the system. The Raptor system will check the visitor’s name against a national sex offender registry database to prevent offenders from entering the buildings.

The Raptor system only scans the visitor's name, date of birth, and photo for comparison against this database.

It does not collect any additional data from the visitor’s state-issued ID (e.g. driver’s license number) and is not connected to any other system, such as the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Once entry is approved, the Raptor system will issue a badge that identifies the visitor

(name and photograph), date, and purpose of his/her visit.

The visitor will be asked to display the badge in a prominent location so that it is easily recognizable by HCPS staff.

During subsequent visits, visitors will only need to sign in by using the bar code reader and the state-issued ID at the kiosk. The Raptor system will automatically check the registry and issue a badge with the same identifying information.

A visitor’s badge will not be necessary for those who visit schools to simply drop off an item in the office or pick up paperwork in the office.

In the event a person does not have identification, he/she may still be granted limited access to the building but must be escorted by a school staff member as time allows.

“The safety of our students and staff is our highest priority, and we appreciate your support of our continuing efforts,” Kerri Wright, safety and security coordinator, said. She may be contacted at 804-365-4500.

To learn more about the Raptor visitor management system, visit the Raptor Technologies website at www. raptortech.com.

Information submitted by Chris R. Whitley, public information officer.

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Tuesday, Aug. 28 The 2nd Annual Super Tuesday Services will be held at 7 p.m. at the Rural Point Baptist Church at 6548 Studley Rd. in Mechanicsville, with Pastor Kenny Baldwin of Crossroad Baptist Church. For more information, call 804-730-3226 or go to www.ruralpointbaptist.com or Facebook at www. facebook.com/RPBCVA/ .

Saturday, Sept. 29 The Lee-Davis High School Class of 1973 will hold its 45th reunion at Creamfield Farm in Mechanicsville. The event will be catered by Smokey Bottom BBQ. Organizers are in need of address/phone updates for classmates and in search of “1970s era” faculty members that would like to take part in the reunion. Invitations will be mailed soon. Those interested are asked to contact Dale Carter Anderson at 804-6433509 or email danderson@ cfpm.comcastbiz.net or Mary Pusey Cox at 804- 781-0508 or email ccoxjr10@aol.com.

Saturday, Oct. 20 The 1978 Class of LeeDavis High School will hold its 40th reunion at The Via Club at Pebble Creek in Mechanicsville. As arrangements continue to progress, invitations will be arriving soon. For details, go to Facebook (Lee-Davis Class of 1978), or contact Judi Craft Culver at judi.culver@gmail. com or 804-387-6153.

Ongoing Families Anonymous Support Group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. every Monday at the Episcopal Church of the Creator at 7159 Mechanicsville Turnpike in Mechanicsville. see CALENDAR, pg. 18

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Lee-Davis opens the 2018 campaign Thursday at home facing 0-1 Mills Godwin at 7 p.m.

No local squad had postseason win last year

By Rob Witham for Ashland-Hanover Local The 2017 season was a disappointing one for high school football in Hanover County.

While two teams clinched postseason bids, no team earned a playoff win for the first time in more than a decade. King William had to rally from an 0-5 start just to make a postseason appearance. Every team hopes that 2018 will bring better fortunes.

Lee-Davis Perhaps no team is more eager to get back on the field than the Confederates, who started 6-2 last year, but lost their last three games. LeeDavis’ hopes for a third straight winning season rests offensively on senior running back Josh Rice (1,600 rushing yards, 27 touchdowns in 2017) and quarterback Zach Lass, a baseball commit to the University of Richmond. Lass will look for junior receivers Jordan Watkins and Austin Moody at the outset.

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Hanover running back Eric Rankin looks for running room in a 35-10 season-opening loss to host Monacan Friday night.

Seven receivers on the roster could provide much needed depth, especially in the back half of the regular season.

Colby Andrews, Damien Crawley and Bryce Hilliard all return to anchor the offen-

sive line. Defensively, Hilliard and Crawley offer line experience, while Paul Johnson, Zion Jones and Aaron Bowers will look to replace Ty Mills and Jalen Hargrove. Chris Cook and Harry Henderson return

at linebacker, while Rice, Lass and Watkins welcome Dallas Hairfield and Coleton Payne to the secondary. Freshman Christian Trigo must replace the graduated Joseph Hudnall in the kicking department.

“We return a lot of players who played a lot of meaningful snaps last season,” said fifthyear head coach Ryan Turnage.

“We must continue to get better fundamentally, but our players understand our scheme and

Patrick Henry The Patriots used a stunning comeback win over the Confederates in the 59th Tomato Bowl last November to propel into a Region 4B playoff appearance. Their season ended at unbeaten Eastern View in the first round, but second year head coach Keith Braxton saw the offseason as an opportunity to build on that success despite the loss of 13 starters.

It all starts with junior quarterback Alex Sikkar, who showed flashes of excellence under center last year. He’ll count on wide receivers Quadell James and Jeremiah Royal, plus tight end Owen Arruza, to give him plenty of opportunity to throw. Juniors Tyler Newell and Antonio Ford will take over at running back. Junior guard (and college prospect) Cedric Carter anchors the offensive line that averages nearly 250 pounds.

Carter and tackle Kevin Gholson will join Jack Keck and Frank Garthwright on the defensive line, while James Epps and Terry Henderson team with Arruza in the linebacking corps. Senior Brandon Sullivan see FOOTBALL, pg. 10

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Volleyball teams hope to repeat playoff dance

By Dave Lawrence Sports Editor MECHANICSVILLE – There is one question Hanover County volleyball fans would like to know: Will Patrick Henry head boys coach Patrick Townsend do the slide again?

The question has nothing to do with Townsend’s dance moves. Rather, it has to do with whether the Patriots – two-time defending Virginia High School League Class 4 state champions – can make it three straight and give Townsend a chance to dive across the floor at the Siegel Center one more time.

But Patrick Henry isn’t the only team wondering whether it will have a lengthy residency in postseason. Most area teams – if they overcome some early season inexperiene – have the potential to make at least their respective regional tournaments, and several may make some noise at the state level in November.

Boys Having won their first state championship in 2016, the Patrick Henry boys wore the target on their back throughout the 2017 with poise as the young squad claimed its second straight state title. With just a handful of graduations among their starters, Townsend said this year’s Patriots have the potential for a three-peat.

“I like our chances,” Townsend said. “We have really tough, solid squad again this year. I think at this time compared to last year, we had a better team last year, but I believe the team this year actually has the potential to be even better by the end of the season that they were last year.”

Townsend likes his team’s work ethic as well as its depth.

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Patrick Henry head boys volleyball coach Michael Townsend hopes to earn another slide across the floor if his Patriots can win a third-straight state title this year.

errors – typical challenges for any volleyball team at the start of the season.

The core of the Patriots leadership will come from three seniors: outside hitters Jarrett Carrano and C.W. McIlhenny and middle blocker Jaxon Delgado. Carrano recorded 52 aces, 191 digs and 230 kills and McIlhenny 38 digs, 224, kills and 35 blocks in 2017. Delgado recorded 220 kills and 71 blocks with a .618 hitting average.

“This is their third year starting,” Townsend said. “They already have two state titles under their belt so the team really looks at them as leaders.”

Stepping up into the starter ranks are Ben Russell and Ethan Stiles, both of whom have been battling for the right side opposite position, and two

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battling for the libero position: Link Hammerschmidt and Tim Matthews.

Hanover hopes to challenge the Patriots, both in the regular season and in postseason, but the Hawks, with mostly sophomores and freshmen, have to grow up quick. Head coach Hilary Cassil does have some seniors to lead the team, and that experience is paying off by providing the Hawks’ current setter, Connor Askew, who usually set up as outside hitter.

While he comes off the front line, two of his fellow seniors, Mitch Allen and Keegan Smither, will still be available to pressure opponents from the outside. Smither will also serve time as middle blocker when more defense is needed.

Cassil said three under-

classmen are stepping into the starting ranks: Josh Brooks, a sophomore who is doing well in the middle; Charles Adams, a sophomore outside hitter; and Noah Cole, a freshman libero.

Atlee faces a tough draw as it battles in Region 5B which also hosts powerhouses Deep Run – the defending VHSL Class 5 state champion – and Glen Allen. Still Raider head coach Randy Jones believes his team has a shot at returning to the VHSL Class 5 state tournament.

“We’re going to do well. I see us as top three [in Region 5B] with Deep Run and Glen Allen,” Jones said. “I think we have a chance to make a run, definitely in the regional playoffs, and maybe if we can string a couple of good matches together, make states.”

The Wildcats ousted the Raiders from the region tournament last year.

Jones is looking to his two captains, senior opposite Jeff Haynes and junior outside hitter Mason Ellenberger, to provide the team’s leadership. He said the two players’ different styles complement each other.

“Mason is a very serious, nononsense guy. He’s just a great kid – he gives you 110 percent all of the time,” Jones said. “I think Jeff brings them back to reality and keeps it a little more light-hearted rather than so intense all the time.”

Lee-Davis begins its season with a new head coach, Davis Ellenberger, and many new faces on the court – most of the Confederates’ roster is made up of juniors.

Despite its youth, Lee-Davis is hungry, and that inspires Ellenberger.

“I’m coming in fresh, and I’ve got a fresh team to work with,” Ellenberger said. “I think they know they have a lot of room to work with, and they’ve shown me they’re willing to put in the effort to work and get better and show what their potential is. I’m really looking forward to practicing with them and them getting better throughout the entire season.”

A trio of seniors – outside hitter Carter Brightwell, opposite Jesse Schlothauer and libero L.J. Shiflet – will lead the team along with junior setter Nick Rodgers.

The Lee-Davis front line isn’t see DANCE, pg. 9

Hanover girls settle down, overpower Powhatan

Bryant scored to bring it to 11-10, but the Hawks responded with an 8-0 run that swung the set firmly in Hanover’s favor.

The third set started off with the Indians tying points with

Hanover twice within the first 10 points of the match, including back-to-back kills by Sierra Ellison to bring it to 5-5.

But, Meghan Kratzer scored three of the next six points as

part of a 6-0 run that put a gap between the two teams that the Indians would not be able to overcome.

Kratzer was a force to be reckoned with for much of the

night and was able to overpower the Indians block.

She scored 31 kills in the win over Powhatan. Leslie Ann Currie had 25 digs and Quinn Kellogg had 46 assists.

After a fourth set in which the Indians performed more like they did in the first set, a 25-21 win for Powhatan sent the game to set five.

Powhatan began the clincher where it left off in the fourth set, leading 7-1 at one point.

On that eighth overall point of the set, Hanover’s Niki Balestri dove to make a play on the ball and was injured on the play.

That play ended up spurring the Hawks in the decisive fifth set.

“I thought when Niki hustled off the court after she threw herself into the ground for a dig did a lot for us,” he said. “A lot of the girls felt that and that brought us back.”

After that 7-1 point, the Hawks went on a 14-3 run to the win, which was keyed by eight kills by Kretzer in that stretch.

The Hawks travelled to Midlothian on Aug. 27 prior to hosting King George tonight.

Billy Fellin is sports editor of Powhatan Today, Goochland Gazette and Cumberland Today.

He can be reached at wfellin@ powhatantoday.com.

after falling behind 7-1 in the clinching fifth set – is any guide, he is right to be.

The Hawks, defending Region 4B champions, hope to improve upon their result last year when they were eliminated in the first round of the VHSL Class 4 state tournament.

Their primary loss to graduation was outside hitter Kylie Tuxford – who is now playing at Radford – but Knight had plenty of talented athletes to fill the holes left by departing seniors.

“I think we have the potential to be just as good [as last year],” Knight said. “For the last two years we’ve kind of been

riding [Tuxford’s] shoulders.

Now she’s gone, but I think we’re more well-rounded – thankfully just in time.”

Atlee lost five starters to graduation last year, one to transfer (her family moved) and another to injury, so Raider head coach Curtis Carpenter expects some lumps especially early in the season as his young team gets used to varsity play.

But he is enjoying helping his squad improve.

“They’re good kids, and they want to learn. That’s a positive,” Carpenter said. “We’ve definitely gotten better since we started practicing. … I’ve got more kids who say ‘Yes, sir, no sir,’ than I’ve

ever had my whole career.”

An example of Atlee’s youth is in five of its returning players. Three are seniors – outside hitter/opposite McKinley Chapman, outside hitter Chayse Tyler, and middle hitter Olivia Gurdy – but one, outside hitter Kaylin Strichman is a junior and setter/opposite Brianna Brown is a sophomore.

Among those most likely to advance into starter ranks are two sophomores, libero Rylie Harris and setter Leah Zatorski and freshman middle hitter Jada Foreman.

Lee-Davis fared better with graduation, losing only three starters, but the Confederates

still lost eight seniors overall, and that leaves a big experience gap among its varsity ranks.

Head coach Kristy Porterfield expects senior outside hitter/ middle blocker Casey Branson (93 kills, 93 percent serve accuracy, 22 aces) and junior outside hitter Tori Crabbe (155 kills, 44 percent kill percentage, 108 digs) to provide the bulk of the team’s leadership.

“Those two players bring some power, consistency and leadership to our reasonably fresh 2018 team,” Porterfield said.

Junior setter Jillian Turner (525 assists, 72 digs, 93 percent serve accuracy) will also pro-

vide the Confederates a steadying hand.

Patrick Henry’s girls returned four of its seven starters, and head coach Billy Farmer expects the returning experience will help his team stay on the up side of the middle tier of Region 4B teams.

“We’re looking pretty good.

We just need to learn to finish games,” Farmer said.

The four returning starters include seniors Calli Clevenger (opposite/outside hitter), Phoebe McLaughlin (outside hitter/setter) and Claire Williams (middle blocker) and junior outside hitter Alexis McNair.

By Billy Fellin Richmond Suburban News POWHATAN – Powhatan’s girls volleyball team came out and set the tempo in their first set Wednesday against visiting Hanover.

The Hawks, however, led

by Megan Kratzer, were able to come back and win the match in five sets 13-25, 25-14, 25-18, 21-25, 15-10.

Despite the win, coach Greg Knight said that it wasn’t the Hawks’ best performance.

“They were struggling in a lot of areas,” he said. “But, that tends to happen at the beginning of the season. We’ve only had two or three weeks of practice. I’m disappointed with how we played, but it’s understandable with where we are in the season.”

After Powhatan dominated set one, with the Hawks making several unforced errors, Hanover looked like a completely different team in the second set. Hanover scored seven of the first 10 points to take a commanding lead.

Powhatan eventually got within one point after Star

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especially tall, but Ellenberger expects the Confederates to make up in athleticism what they lack in height.

“We don’t have any huge hitters this year,” he said. “But we’ve got a lot of guys that are athletic. They know how to control the ball and hit it.

Girls Hanover head coach Greg Knight is confident about the Hawks’ prospects, and if their composure during a five-set match at Powhatan – especially

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Hanover’s Megan Kratzer winds up for a shot in the Hawks’ 13-25, 25-14, 25-18, 21-25, 15-10 win over host Powhatan Wednesday.

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and junior Chase Allen bring experience and opportunism to the Patriot secondary. Rian Pecci-Young, the first female player in Patrick Henry history, will return for her second season of placekicking duties.

“We’re looking to be practicing on Thanksgiving,” Braxton said after a recent scrimmage.

“That hasn’t happened in Ashland in a long time.”

The Patriots were solidly in a second-tier of playoff teams in Region 4B behind a quartet of unbeatens in Louisa, Dinwiddie, Monacan and Eastern View.

They’ll fight with the likes of Midlothian, Huguenot, and neighboring Caroline, plus county rival Hanover, for one of eight playoff berths in the 13-team region. An early test comes with the Cavaliers in their season opener Friday at home at 7 p.m. Caroline defeatNick Liberante for The Local ed J.R. Tucker in their opener King William’s Marc Gresham (1) outruns Prince Edward defenders on a 68-yard punt return for a touchdown Friday night.

24-17.

Alan Williams, plus tight end punting duties, and always gives of promise for the Hawks, and and Cody Wickham – around.

Atlee Connor Ball, to create sepa- the Raiders the chance to fake. head coach Derek Stoudt sees a Senior kicker John Dustin At Atlee, a full offseason was ration on defenders to give Facing fellow Region 5B big season for sophomore run- returns with a stronger leg, spent evaluating, and reevaluat- Warren windows with which members Deep Run, Mills ning back Eric Rankin, who and a more consistent ability to ing every aspect of their pro- to work.

Godwin and Douglas Freeman ran for nearly 100 yards against earn touchbacks on kickoffs to gram. A 3-7 season last year Warren will need bet- before beginning Capital Monacan, including a 21-yard improve field position. Dustin meant no postseason bid for ter line protection, too. Two District play, the best hope touchdown run. The Hawks drilled a 27-yard field goal the first time since 2012. And, seniors, Ryan Malick and for a postseason return comes will need production at wide Friday which would have been in a rugged Region 5B with Trey Wilkerson are joined by early. A 3-0 start would give the receiver, where Jayden Johnson, good from 42 yards out. not just rival Lee-Davis, but juniors John Brockmier at cen- Raiders a big advantage down Ed Robinson, Josh Blue and D.J. “The strength of our offense three-time state champion ter, Luke Greer at tackle, and the stretch in the battle to grab Sims can all contribute. will be the run game, and play Highland Springs, tradition- Tanner Moore at guard. Abel, a playoff bid.

Past success for the Hawks action,” Stoudt opined. “On al powers Varina, L.C. Bird who weighs in at 260 pounds, always began along the lines, defense, it will be our play in and Hermitage, and upstart will also provide beef on the so improved play there is a the box.”

Hanover Henrico, head coach Matt Gray defensive line along with Dylan The Hawks, once a play- must. Stephen Castle and knows it will take much more Brooker (6 feet 4 inches, 265 off mainstay, come off back- Justyn Haynesworth both play King William success to earn one of eight pounds) and end Kyle Beck to-back 2-8 seasons and began offensive tackle, and along the The Cavaliers struggled playoff berths in their 15-team (6-3, 245). Will Belvin, Isaiah 2018 Friday with a 35-10 defeat defensive line. Keeping them early in 2017, then hit a late region.

Abel and Omar Bryson com- at the hands of fellow Region 4B fresh and conditioned is key. season groove to slip into the The Raiders’ strengths, too, plete the front seven at line- member Monacan. The Hawks Victor Weatherless provides Region 2A playoffs before begin at quarterback, where backer. have little room for error with critical experience at defen- ending their season with a third-year starter Tyler Warren “I like our toughness within a tough schedule that includes sive tackle with Haynesworth, first round loss to Greensville. returns having recently ver- our front seven,” Gray noted. Massaponax in their home while Rankin and Kaleb Jones Optimism is high, with King bally committed to play at “We are young in some spots, opener on Sept. 7, followed by each had good defensive starts William’s season-opening Virginia Tech. Isaac Abel, an but we are athletic.”

Mills Godwin, before finish- against Monacan at linebacker. 72-6 throttling of Prince Old Dominion recruit, is ready The secondary struggled, Edward at home Friday night.

Alex Oliver, Williams, Will ing a three-game homestand for a big season at running Engel and Andrew Stevens will with Varina. After that are trips but Stoudt feels increased and Quarterback Lance Alfonso back, joined by junior Carter need to provide lockdown sec- to Lee-Davis and Highland improved practice reps will turn threw three touchdown passes, Nash. The big pressure is on ondary coverage. Brian Marcos Springs. the group – led by Robinson, totaled 256 yards in the air on receivers Tucker Bratton and will kick, while Warren handles Tyler Elrod showed plenty Marc Brooks, Emory Farmer the night, and ran for a fourth

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score, while Marc Gresham caught two touchdown passes and scampered 70 yards for a punt return touchdown.

The Cavaliers scored 31 points in the first quarter, 28 more in the second, allowing Prince Edward just six points after giving up 52 to them a season ago.

Gresham also works in the secondary with fellow junior Jamir Johnson and sophomore safety Jalen Young. Tommy Riffe (6-2, 280) anchors an all-senior defensive line with Austin McCray, Eric Johnson and Colin Baldwin. Corey Stewart, Travis Gilbertson and freshman Loyal Gresham patrol the middle.

With Gresham optional at both running back and receiver, he is a swiss army knife of sorts for Alfonso, a junior who also has Johnson, Kolby Anderson, and Kyle Lynch at his disposal in the passing game. Sixthyear head coach Dylan DeHart liked a lot of what he saw in the Cavaliers’ first test in their quest to return to the upper echelon of their region along with the likes of Goochland and Poquoson.

“Last year was a big character developer for our team,” DeHart said after the win, noting last year’s 0-5 start. “We traveled two hours to them last year, scored 30 points in the first quarter, and ended up losing that game.

“Our message was simple, you put the pedal to the metal and you don’t let up. Other than letting up a little bit near the end of the half ... giving up a touchdown, I was very pleased with how we played.”

They can avenge another loss Friday when they face Bruton on the road. Bruton recently made headlines announcing their team would play just a five-game season due to low participation. The Cavaliers remained on their schedule.

Rob Witham can be reached at sports@mechlocal.com.

BUS ROUTES | Routes and Bus Numbers BEAVERDAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Run: 1 • Bus: 325 Start run at the intersection Doswell Rd. & Mt. Hope Church Rd. (7:10am), Continue east to , Rt. OneRight on , Rt. OneContinue on Rt. One to Pleasant Circle Rd., Left on Pleasant Circle Rd. (turn around at end), Left on , Rt. OneContinue to Mount Hope Church Rd., Right on Mt. Hope Church Rd., Continue to end of Mt. Hope Church Rd. (turn around), Continue back to Doswell Rd., Left on Doswell Rd. & continue across , Rt. OneContinue on Doswell Rd., Left on Bullfield Rd. (turn around at end), Right on Doswell Rd., Continue to Washington Highway, Right on Washington Highway, Proceed to Verdon Rd., Left on Verdon Rd. (1st p/u on this Rd.), Continue west on Verdon Rd. to Noel Rd., Right on Noel Rd. (turn around at end), Right on Verdon Rd., Continue on Verdon Rd., Right onto Hewlett Rd. (cross over railroad tracks to turn around point), Right on Verdon Rd., Proceed on Verdon Rd. to Teman Rd., Continue to school via:Left on Teman Rd., Right on Beaverdam School Rd. to Beaverdam Elementary. Note: Reverse for PM run.

Run: 2 • Bus: 306 Start run at the intersection of: Beaverdam Rd. at Ben Gayle Rd. (7:15am), Continue into Ben Gayle Rd. (turn around at end), Right (west) on Beaverdam Rd., Right on Greenbay Rd., Right on Ancient Acres Rd. (turn around at Wards Forest Ave.), Continue back on Greenbay Rd., Right on Greenbay Rd. (p/u’s) go approx. 1 mile for designated turn around location), Continue back down Greenbay Rd. to Beaverdam Rd., Left on Beaverdam Rd., Continue on Beaverdam Rd., Right on Trainham Rd. (turn around at end), Continue back to Tyler Station Rd., Left on Tyler Station Rd., Left on Teman Rd., Continue on Teman Rd. (Pass Union Church Rd. turn around at Windy River Farms Lane), Right on Union Church Rd., Right on Anderson Mill Way, Right on Beaver Den Lane (turn around), Continue on Beaver Den Lane Past Anderson

Listed in alphabetical order. Bus routes and times are subject. to change. Daily updates can be found at: http://hcps.us/departments/transportation

Mill intersection, Left on Pug Swamp Lane (turn around), Left on Beaver Den Lane, Beaver Den Lane to Beaverdam Rd., Left on Beaverdam Rd., Left on Beaverdam School Rd. to Beaverdam Elementary School Run: 3 • Bus: 311 Start run at the intersection of: Beaverdam Rd. and Tyler Station Rd. (7:10am), Right on Tyler Station Rd., Continue on Tyler Station Rd. (turn around at gravel Dr. way), Continue back down Tyler Station Rd., Right on Woodsons Mill Rd., Right on Belsches Rd. (turn around at designated location), Continue back down Belsches Rd., Right on Woodsons Mill Rd., Left on Hollowing Creek Rd., Right on Askew Lane (turn around at end of Rd.), Right on Tyler Station Rd., Right on Beaver Dam Rd., Right on Parson’s Rd., Left on Jericho Dr.,Left on Parsons Ridge Rd., Right on Circuit Rider Dr. (turn around at Buckfast Place), Proceed back down Circuit Rider Dr. to Parsons Rd., Left on Parsons Rd., Left on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Goshen Rd. to Teman Rd., Continue to school via Right on Teman Rd. to Beaverdam School Rd., Left on Beaverdam School Rd. to Beaverdam Elementary School. Note: Reverse directions for PM run.

Run: 4 • Bus:14 Start run at the intersection of: Old Ridge Rd. at Down Country Way (7:20am), Continue west on Old Ridge Rd. to Beaverdam Rd., Right on Beaverdam Rd., Left on Rocky Ford Rd., Right on Shiloh Church Rd., Cross over Parsons Rd. continue on Shiloh Church Rd. to 18339 Shiloh Church Rd., Turn around in Dr. way at 18339 Shiloh Church Rd., Continue south on Shiloh Church Rd., Right on Parsons Rd. to Louisa line & turn around (2092 SignboaRd.Rd. at Dr. way), Continue back on Parsons Rd. to Shiloh Church Rd., Right on Shiloh Church Rd., Right on Old Ridge Rd., Left on New Westridge Rd. (turn around at designated location), Right on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Beaverdam Rd., Continue to school via: Right on Beaverdam School Rd. (cross tracks), Continue to Beaverdam Elementary Run: 5 • Bus: 40 Start run at the intersection of: Connie Hall Rd. at Woodman Hall Rd. (7:33am), Left on

Woodman Hall Rd. (1st p/u), Continue back on Woodman Hall Rd. to Parrish Farm Rd., Right on Parrish Farm Rd. (turn around at the end), Right on Woodman Hall Rd., Right on Old Ridge Rd., Right on Goshen Rd., Continue on Goshen Rd. (p/u’s) turn around at Long Row Dr. & Goshen Rd., Continue back on Goshen Rd. to Old Ridge Rd., Right on Coatesville Rd., Right on Annfield (turn around at end of Annfield), Right on Coatesville Rd., Continue to Teman Rd. (cross over old ridge Rd.), Right on Teman Rd., Left on Beaverdam School Rd., Continue to school via:Left on Beaverdam School Rd. to Beaverdam Elementary. Note: Reverse run for PM. Run: 6 • Bus: 324 Start run at the intersection of: Loch Lane and Scotchtown Rd. (7:25am), Right on Scotchtown Rd., Right on Chiswell Lane (turn around at end of Chiswell Lane), Right on Scotchtown Rd., Right on Coatesville Rd., Right on Overlook Ridge Lane (turn around at end of St.), Right on Coatesville Rd., Right on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Hewlett Rd., Continue on Hewlett Rd. (cross over Verdon Rd., & turn around at designated location), Continue back to Verdon Rd., Right on Verdon Rd., Right on Landora Bridge Rd. (turn around at Rockcastle Rd.), Right on Verdon Rd., Continue to school via: Left on Teman Rd., Right on Beaverdam School Rd. to Beaverdam Elementary. Note: Reverse directions for PM run.

Run: 7 • Bus: 314 Start run at the intersection of: Pinefield Lane & Doswell Rd. (7:25am), Continue West on Doswell Rd. to Doswell Rd. & Whitetail Dr., Continue back east on Doswell Rd. to Old Ridge Rd., Right on Old Ridge Rd. (westwardly direction), Right on New Market Mill Rd. (turn around at Little River Dr.), Right on Old Ridge Rd., Right on White Pine Rd. (stop at Sweet Gum, turn around at end of White Pine), Right on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Katy Lane (turn around at the end), Left on Old Ridge Rd. to Teman Rd., Continue to school via Right on Teman Rd. (no p/u’s), Left on Beaverdam School Rd. to Beaverdam Elementary School. Note: Reverse directions for PM run.

ELMONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Run: 1 • Bus: 62 Start run at the intersection of: Leave from Bazile Rd. location (6:50am), Left on Cedar Lane, Right on Route One, Left at light on Sliding Hill Rd., Continue on Sliding Hill Rd., Left at 1st light onto Leadbetter Rd., Continue on Leadbetter Rd., Left at 4-way stop sign and continue to 1st stop at entrance to campground, Continue on Airpark Rd. to Lewistown Rd., Right on Lewistown Rd., Right on Ashcake Rd., Right on Johnson Town Rd. (turn around at end), Right on Ashcake Rd., Right on Egypt Rd. (turn around at end), Left on Ashcake Rd. (3 p/u’s after passing Lewistown Rd.), Left on Ashland Heights Rd. *(p/u & d/o at designated stops), continue p/u’s & d/o’s. (turn around at end of Ashland Heights Rd. (make p/u & d/o at designated stops), Left on Ashcake Rd. to Washington Highway (2 p/u’s after crossing Rt. 1). Proceed to school via: Continue on Ashcake Rd., Left on Elmont Rd., Right on Karen Dr., Continue on Karen Dr. to Elmont Elementary School Run 2 • Bus: 98 Start run at the intersection of: Cobbs Rd. and Route 1 (6:56am), Right onto Route 1, Left on Lewistown Rd. (p/u’s), Continue on Lewistown to Carter Heights Rd. (turn around at end), Left onto Lewistown Rd., Left on Washington Highway (no p/u’s), Right on Dellwood Rd. (turn around at the end), Right on Washington Highway, Continue to Kosmo Village (trailer park), Continue on Washington Highway, Left on Old Telegraph Rd., Continue on Old Telegraph Rd., Left on Old Keeton Rd. (p/u) (turn around at designated location), Proceed back up Old Keeton Rd., Left on Old Telegraph Rd., Right on Washington Highway, Left on Cobbs Rd., Left on Old Scotland Rd., Left on Haltonshire Way, Left on Scots Hill Terrace, Continue to school via Left on Cobbs Rd., Right on Elmont Rd., Left on Karen Dr. to Elmont Elementary. Note: Reverse run for PM. Run 3 • Bus: 161 Start run at the intersection

of: Elmont Rd. at Gwathmey Rd. (7am), Continue on Gwathmey Rd., cross over railroad tracks (turn around at Meriturn Place Rd.), Proceed back up Gwathmey Rd., Right on Elmont Rd., Right on Ashcake Rd., Right on Highway Rt. 1 (Washington Highway), Right on Maple St., Left on Ashcake Rd., Left on Elmont Rd., Left onto Old Elmont Rd., Continue to Elmont Rd., Left on Elmont Rd., cross R.R. tracks (turn around at designated location), Continue back on Elmont Rd., Left on Karen Dr. to Elmont Elementary.

Note: PM Only: YMCA d/o on Ashcake Rd. (turn around and go right on Ashcake Rd.) , Right onto Washington Highway, Continue on Washington Highway, Right onto Maple St., Left onto Ashcake Rd. Run 4 • Bus: 96 Start run at the intersection of: Elmont Rd. & Ashcake Rd. (7am), Left on Wildwood Blvd., Right on Lees Lane, Right on Sunset Dr., Left on Melton Rd., Continue on Melton Rd., Right on Fox Mill Run Lane (turn around at end), Continue on Fox Mill Run Lane (cross over Melton Rd. to Fox Mill Run (turn around at end), Right on Melton Rd., Right on Link Rd. (no p/u’s), Right on Lees Lane (turn around at end), Right on Wildwood Blvd., Right on Sunset, Right on Lees, Left on Wildwood Blvd., Left on Ashcake Rd., Left on Cedar Lane to Elmont Elementary Run 5 • Bus: 164 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Lane at Rocky Ridge Rd. (7:04am), Continue south on Rocky Ridge Rd., Right on Winns Church Rd., Right on Greenwood Rd., Right on Ashland Rd., Right on Cedar Lane, Right on Beaver Glen Dr., Left on Otter Run Dr. (turn around at end), Continue back to Beaver Glen Dr., Right on Beaver Glen Dr.,Right on Cedar Lane, Continue to Elmont School.

Note: Reverse for PM run directions.

Run 6 • Bus: 46 Start Run at the Intersection on: Winns Church Rd. and Mountain Rd. (6:53am), Right on Mountain Rd., Right on New Farrington Court (p/u & turn around at end), Right on Mountain Rd., Left on Gordons

Lane (p/u’s), Left on Dude Ranch Rd., Continue to end of Dude Ranch Rd., Right onto Dude Ranch Rd. extension (p/u & turn around at designated location), Left at Dude Ranch Rd., Right on Gordons Lane, Left on Mountain Rd., Left on Chewning Rd., Left on Ashland Rd., Left on Cauthourne Rd. (Turn around at Unitarian Church), Continue P/U’s on door side, (right hand side), Right on Ashland Rd., Continue on Ashland Rd. (p/u’s) Right on Mountain Rd., Continue to school via: Left on Winns Church Rd., Right on Cedar Lane, Left on Karen Rd. to school Run 7 • Bus: 102 Start run at the intersection of: Elmont Elementary & Cedar Ln. (6:55am), Right on Cedar Lane, Left on Winns Church Rd., Left on Mountain Rd. to Gladfelter Rd. (Route begins), Right on Gladfelter Rd., Right on Longest Rd. (turn around at end of cul-de-sac), Left on Gladfelter Rd., Left on Windam Hill Rd. (U-turn at end of Rd.), Left on Gladfelter Rd., Right on Mountain Rd., Right on Overhill Dr. (turn around at Sideview Lane), Right on Mountain Rd., Right on Winns Church Rd., Right on Greenwood Rd. (turn around at Summer Breeze Dr.), Continue back west on Greenwood Rd., Right on Winns Church Rd. to Cedar Lane, Continue to school via Right on Cedar Lane to Elmont Elementary. Note: Reverse for PM run.

Run 8 • Bus: 185 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Lane and Cedarlea Pkwy.

(7:07am), Right on Cedar Lane, Left on CedarLea Pkwy., Right on New Town Court, Right on Scots Quarter Rd., Left on Parsons Chapel Rd., Continue to intersection of Parsons Chapel Rd. & Caruthers Way, Continue straight across to Tudor Rose Court, Left Caruthers Way, Continue on Caruthers Way Right on Cedar Lea Pkwy., Right on Cedar Lane, Left on Old Washington Hwy. (cross bridge & back-up into Thomas Mill Sub.), Proceed back on Old Washington Hwy., Left on Cedar Lane, Proceed on Cedar Lane, Left on Holly Berry Rd. (turn around at designated location), Left on Karen Dr. (turn around at the end), Proceed to Elmont Elementary. Note: Reverse run see BUS ROUTES, pg. 12

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directions for PM run.

Run 9 • Bus 368 Start run at the intersection of: Washington Highway at Colonial Estates Entrance (7 am).

Right into Colonial Estates Circle, Continue to front office location, Bear to left and continue on Rd. (around curve), Left into gravel parking lot (some p/u’s), Right out of gravel parking lot continuing back to front office location (additional p/u’s), Bear right out to Washington Highway, Right on Washington Highway, Left on King Acres Rd., Right on Trail of Tears Lane, Left on Big Rock Lane, Left on Lakeridge Parkway, Continue on Lakeridge Parkway, Right on Lakeridge Green Dr. (P/U at entrance to complex (students at bus shelter), Left on Kestrel Dr.,Right on Lakeridge Square Court, Right again on Lake Ridge Square Ct.* (pass apt. office, p/u at back, turn around, p/u at front of office), Left on Lakeridge Square Court, Left on Timber Ridge Dr. (turn around at Pooh Corner), Continue back to Lakeridge Parkway, Right on Lakeridge Parkway, Right on Sliding Hill Rd., Right on Washington Highway, Left on Cedar Lane, Left on Holly Hill Rd. (turn around at the end), Left on Cedar Lane, Right on Elmont Woods Dr. (turn around at the end), Right on Cedar Lane, Right on Brookhollow Dr., Right on Brookhollow Court (turn around at the end), Right on Cedar Lane, Continue to school via:Continuing on Cedar Lane to Elmont Elementary

HANOVER HIGH OAK KNOLL MIDDLE Run: 1 • Bus: 193 Start run at the intersection of: Walnut Grove Rd. and Mechanicsville Tnpk (7:50am), Continue on Walnut Grove Rd. to Old Cavalry, Left on Old Cavalry Dr., Left on Dugout Terrace (turn around at end), Continue back on Dugout Terrace, Right on Old Cavalry Dr. to Walnut grove Rd., Left on Walnut Grove Rd. (no student pickups), Left on Pole Green Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no student pickups to Chamberlayne Rd.), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 2 • Bus: 235 Start run at the intersection of: Thicket Run Way and Old Cavalry Dr. (7:52am), Left on Stronghold

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Dr., Left on Skirmish Lane, Right on Retreat Hill Lane, Left on Winding Hill Dr., Left on Old Cavalry Dr., Left on Walnut Grove Rd. (no student pickups), Left on Pole Green Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 3 • Bus: 292 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Park Rd. & Pole Green Bus Ramp (7:48am), Left on Pole Green Park Rd. (p/u) at Pole Green Park Dr.), Turn Around at Pole Green Park Dr., Proceed on Pole Green Park Lane, Left on Pole Green Rd., Right on Walnut Grove Rd., Right on Old Calvary Dr., Proceed on Old Calvary Dr.,Left on Perryville Dr. (Pick up Students at intersections), Turn around at Perryville Dr. and Perryville Terrace, Continue back to Old Cavalry Dr., Right on Old Cavalry Dr. (no student pickups), Left on Walnut Grove Rd. (no student pickups), Left on Pole Green Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 4 • Bus: 84 Start run at the intersection of: Mechanicsville Tpke. & Walnut Grove Rd. (7:50am), Left on Mechanicsville Tpke. (pickup students to Westhaven Dr.), Right on Westhaven Dr. (turn around at Holly Branch Dr.), Right on Mechanicsville Tpke., Right on Creighton Parkway, Continue on Creighton Parkway (p/u’s @ Creekside Village Dr. & Creighton Pkwy), Continue back on Creighton Parkway after turn around, Left on Mechanicsville Tpke., Left on Old Calvary Dr., Right on Ironclad Dr. and then (turn around at Ironworks Court), Right on Old Cavalry Dr. (no student pickups), Left on Gettysburg Lane (turn around at Devil’s Den Lane), Left on Old Cavalry Dr. (no student pickups), Left on Walnut Grove Rd. (no student pickups), Left on Pole Green Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 5 • Bus: 21 Start run at the intersection of: Walnut Grove Rd. & Pole Green Rd. (7:46am), Continue east on Pole Green Rd. (p/u’s), Continue to Woodlawn Farm Dr.,Right on Woodlawn Farm Dr. (p/u’s) (turn around at Talley Pond Rd.), Continue back down

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Woodlawn Farm Dr.,Left on Pole Green Rd. (p/u’s), Continue on Pole Green Rd. to Mechanicsville Tpke., Left on Mechanicsville Tpke. (p/u) after turning around & continuing weSt, Continue west after p/u on right hand side of Mechanicsville Tpke., Right on Walnut Grove Rd., Left on Pole Green Rd., Right on Rural Point Rd. to Rt. 301,Right on Rt. 301, Left on Hanover High / Oak Knoll Middle. Note: AM run directions same as PM run.

Run: 6 • Bus: 348 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Rd. and Mechanicsville Tpke. (7:12am), Proceed on Studley Rd. (pick up students to Blakewood Dr.), Right on Blakewood Rd. (turn around at Irmo Lane), Left on Studley Rd. (p/u), Right on Mechanicsville Tpke., Right on New Bethesda Rd., Proceed on New Bethesda Rd., Left on Studley Rd., Continue on Studley Rd. (pickup students to Spring Run Rd.), Right on Spring Run Rd. (continue past Old Spring Garden Ln, to turn around), Proceed back up Spring Rd. to Studley Rd., Right on Studley Rd. (pickup students to Studley Site Dr.), Left on Studley Site Dr. and continue to Revolutionary Pl., Left on Revolutionary Place (turn around at end), Right on Studley Site Dr., Left on Studley Rd., Left on Studley Farms Lane (turn around at Studley Farm Lane), Left on Studley Rd. (pickup to Summer Hill Rd.), Right on Summer Hill Rd. (no student pickups), Left on Santa Maria Dr., Left on Williamsville Rd., Right on Studley Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Green Rd., Right on Rural Point Rd. (pickup students to Strawbank Dr.), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle. Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 9 • Bus: 186 Directions from Elementary School: Leaving Pole Green Elementary (7:47am), Right on Pole Green Rd., Right on Pine Hill Rd. (turn around at end & continue p/u’s coming back), Return to Pole Green Rd., Right on Pole Green Rd., Left on Fieldshire Dr. (p/u’s), Left on Midnight Dr. (no student pickups), Left on Raven Run Dr. (no student pickups), Left on Pole Green Rd. (no student pickups), Left on Creighton Parkway (rear entrance to Sherrington), Right on Harbor Mist Lane (pick up students at intersections to Sherrington Dr.), Right on Sherrington Dr. (no student pickups), Left on Pole Green Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 10 • Bus: 220 Start run at the intersection of: Tarragon Dr. and Poppy Seed Lane (7:50am), Continue on Tarragon Dr. to Bunsworthy Pl (turn around at Bunsworthy Pl), Left on Lodgepole Dr., Left on Scarecrow Rd., Right on Raven Run Dr.,Left on Pole Green Rd. (Pick up students to Rural Point Rd.), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 7 • Bus: 241 Start run at the intersection of: Six Pound Lane and Haversack Lane (7:55am), Left on Haversack Lane, Right on Gabion Lane (turn around at Lunette Lane), Left on Brigadier Dr. (no student pickups), Right on Verdi Lane (no student pickups), Right on Shady Grove Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run directions same as AM run.

Run: 11 • Bus: 349 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Rd. and Dijon Dr. (7:48am), Left on Dijon Dr. (coming from Pole Green Elem.), Right on Midnight Dr., Left on Southern Watch Pl., Left on Rosemary Dr., Left on Tarragon Dr. to Pole Green Rd., Left on Pole Green Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 8 • Bus: 361 Start run at the intersection of: Lee Davis Rd. & Pole Green Rd. (7:50am), Right on Pole Green Rd., Right on Sherrington Dr., Right on Greenback Dr., Left on Turnage Lane, Pickup students to Hillstone Court, Left on Angela Nicole Lane (no student pickups), Left on Pimilco Dr. (no students pickups), Left on Sherrington Dr., start picking up students, Pickup students to Harbour Mist Lane, Left on Pole

Run: 12 • Bus: 350 Start run at the intersection of: Williamsville Rd. and Pole Green Rd. (7:25 am), Left on Williamsville Rd., Left on Winsmith Dr., Right on Sandy Creek Lane (turn around at end), Left on Winsmith Dr., Left on Williamsville Rd. (pickup students to Pine Slash Rd.), Left on Pine Slash Rd. (turn around at Mahixon Trail), Right on Pine Slash Rd., Left on Williamsville Rd. (pickup students to Rainier Dr.), Left on Rainier

Dr. (turn around at Shelley Dr.), Left on Williamsville Rd. (pickup studentsto Studley Rd.), Left on Studley Rd. (p/u’s), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 13 • Bus: 78 Start run at the intersection of: Pole Green Park Rd. & Pole Green Rd. (7:54am), Right on Pole Green Rd. (p/u at Tate Lane), Continue on Pole Green Rd. to Tarragon Rd., Left onto Tarragon Rd. to Old Bay Court & turnaround. Continue on Tarragon Rd. to Pole Green Rd., Right on Pole Green Rd., Continue on Pole Green Rd. (p/u’s to Walnut Grove Rd.), Right on Walnut Grove Rd., Right on Hanover Meadow Dr. (turns around at end of St.), Continue back to Walnut Grove Rd., Left on Walnut Grove Rd. (pickup students to Pole Green Rd.), Left on Pole Green Rd. (pickup students from Kate lane to Pinehill Rd.), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no student pickups to Chamberlayne Rd.), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM runs the same as AM run.

Run 14 • Bus: 19 Start run at the intersection of: End of Scots Landing Rd., past Leaf Lane (7:25am), Proceed back down Scots Landing Rd. (p/u’s), Left on Hanover Town Rd., Right on River Rd. (turn around at Spawn Run Lane), Proceed River Rd. (pickup students to Summer Hill Rd.), Left on Summer Hill Rd. (pickup students to Santa Maria Dr.), Continue to proceed on Summer Hill Rd., Right on Studley Rd. (1st p/u on Studley Rd. just before Pebblebrook Dr. on left), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no students pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 15 • Bus 320 Start run at the intersection of: Rural Point Rd. & Strawbank Dr. (7:51am), Turn right on Strawbank Dr., turn around at Birchbark Court, Turn Right on Rural Point Rd., Right on Pole Green Rd., Right on Lee Davis Rd. (Turn around at Hill Meadows Ct), Right on Pole Green Rd., Right on Verdi Lane, Left on Dress Blue Dr., Left on HardTack Rd., Right on Brevet Lane, Left on Battalion Lane, Left on Annex Lane, Left on Smoothbore Lane, Right on Towhook Pl., Left on Hardtack Rd., Right on Havelock Lane, Right on Verdi Lane, Left on Academy Dr., Right on Shady Grove Rd., Right on Chamberlayne Rd., Proceed to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run order is reversed from AM run.

Run: 16 • Bus: 288 Start run at the intersection of: Williamsville Rd. and River Rd. (7:30am), Continue south on Williamsville Rd. (pickup students to Gould Hill Rd.), Left on Gould Hill Rd., Right on Summer Plains Dr.,Right on Mantilo Creek Rd. (1st intersection jct. at Summer Plains Dr.), Continue around on Mantilo Creek Rd., Left onto Summer Plains Dr.(2nd intersection jct. off of Mantilo Creek Rd.), Continue around on Summer Plains Dr. to Gould Hill Rd., Right onto Gould Hill Rd. (p/u’s), Right on Arrowhead Rd. (to end turn around), Continue back to Gould Hill Rd., Right on Gould Hill Rd. (pickup students to River Rd.), Left on River Rd. (pickup students to BRd. Neck Rd.), Left on Hanover Courthouse Rd. (no student pickups) to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run same directions as AM run.

Run: 17 • Bus: 298 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Rd. and Pollard Creek Rd. (7:56 am), Turn on Pollard Creek Rd. (p/u to Fire Lane), Right on Fire Lane (turn around Appaloosa Trail), Continue on Fire Lane (crossing over Pollard Creek Rd.), Continue to Georgetown Rd., Left on Georgetown Rd. (no p/u), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no p/u), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 18 • Bus: 103 Start run at the intersection of: Rural Point Rd. & Springhill Rd. (7:51am), Right on Springhilll Rd., Left on Rural Point, Right on Pine Slash Rd., Turn around at Olde Thomas Court, Right on Rural Point Rd., Right on Count Kristopher Dr.,(turn around at Count Kristopher Court), Right on Rural Point Rd., Right on Hartford Oaks Dr. (turn around at Hartford Oaks Cir), Right on Rural Point Rd. (pickup students to Studley Rd.), Continue on Rural Point Rd. (student pickups from Georgetown Rd. to Chamberlayne Rd.), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 19 • Bus: 141 Start run at the intersection of: Greywood Dr. and Butternut Lane (7:50am), Right on Greywood Dr., Proceed on Greywood Dr.,Right on Hobbs Crossing Rd., Left on Sentry Station Rd. (turn around at cul-de-sac), Continue on Sentry Station Rd. to Studley Rd., Right on Studley Rd., Left on Rural Point Rd., pickup students to Lindsay Meadows Dr., Right see BUS ROUTES, pg. 13

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on Lindsay Meadows Dr., Right on Constance Hill Lane, Left on Sonny Meadows Ln. (turn around at end), Proceed back on Sonny Meadows Ln., Right on Constance Hill Lane, Left on Lynnhill Court (turn around at end), Proceed on Lynnhill Court, Right on Lindsay Meadows Dr., Right on Rural Point Rd. pickup students from Lindsay Meadows to Georgetown Rd., Right on Chamberlayn Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 20 • Bus: 56 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Rd. and Rural Point Elementary (7:48am), Continue west on Studley Rd., Left on Avondale Dr., Right on Pembridge Dr., Right on Charlbury Circle, Left on Avondale Dr., Right on Sedgemoor Circle, Right on Grantham Dr., Left on Derwent Dr., Left on Brampton Dr., Left on Aldwych Dr., Right on Grantham., Left on Sedgemoor Circle., Right on Avondale Dr. to Studley Rd., Right on Studley Rd. (student p/u), Left on Rural Point Rd., Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Run: 21 • Bus: 97 Start run at the intersection of: Point Place and Shelton Pointe Dr. (7:51am), Continue on Shelton Pointe Dr. to the cul-de-sac (turn around), Left on Studley Rd., Left on Colesbury Dr., Right on Wrenwood Dr., Left on Chartwell Dr., Left on Robin Ridge Dr., Right on Strawhorne Dr., Right on Fenway Dr. to Studley Rd., Left on Studley Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Shady Grove Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 22 • Bus: 89 Start run at the intersection of: Studley Rd. & Swannanoa Trail (7:54 am), Right on Swannanoa Trl, Right on Matedequin Trl, Right on Blacksmith Dr., Left on Rural Point Rd., Right on Blacksmith Dr., Left on Matedequin Trl, Right on Swannanoa Trl,Left on Possum Trl, Left on Elder Trl,Right on Swannanoa Trl, Right on Matedequin Trl, Left on Beaverdam Trl., Right on Studley Rd., Right on Shady Grove Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 23 • Bus: 344 Start run at the intersection of: Shady Grove Rd. & Studley Rd.

(7:55am), Continue west on Studley Rd. to Royal Grant Dr. (p/u’s), Left on Royal Grant Dr., Right on Glastonburg Dr., Left on Witheridge Dr. (turn around at end), Continue back down Witheridge Dr.,Left on Glastonburg Dr.,Left on West Wenlock Dr., Continue onto East Wenlock Dr.,Right on Penrith Dr., Left on West Wenlock Dr.,Right on Studley Rd., Right on Shady Grove Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run order is same as AM run. Burkwood Swim Club PM Only.

Rd. (pickup students to Chestnut Church Rd.), Left on Chestnut Church Rd. (turn around at Gravel Pit Rd.), Left on Georgetown Rd. (pickup students to Sugar Loaf Dr.), Left on Sugar Loaf Dr. (turn around at Sunglow Dr.), Continue back down Sugarloaf Dr.,Left on Peanut Lane & continue to end (turn around), Left on Sugarloaf Dr., Left on Georgetown Rd. (pickup students to Shannondale Rd.), Right on Rural Point Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 24 • Bus: 109 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Rd. and Georgie Dr. (7:46am), Left on Georgie Dr., Left on Suzanne Dr., Right on Georgie Dr., Left on New Ashcake Rd., Left on Chamberlayne Rd. (Rt.301), Right on Pine Ridge Rd., Right on Smithport Dr., Continue to Pine Ridge Rd. & Knightly Rd. (turn around), Left on Pine Ridge Rd., Right on Chamberlayne Rd., Left on Whippoorwill Rd., Left on Charleston Rd., Left on Wheeling Rd. (to 1st intersection, p/u & turn around), Continue back to Charleston Rd., Left on Whippoorwill Rd., Left on New Britton Rd., Left on New London Rd., Right on Patrick Henry Blvd., Continue around to Patrick Henry Blvd., Left on Landsdown Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 27 • Bus: 275 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Courthouse Rd. & TFB(antique shop) (7:30am), Right on Normans Bridge Rd. (turn around at designated location on Normans Bridge), Continue back on Normans Bridge Rd., Right on Hanover Courthouse Rd. (turn around at boat landing), Right on Rt. 54 and Patrick Henry Rd., Left on Depot Rd., Right on Saint Paul’s Church Rd., Right on Hanover Courthouse Rd., Left on River Rd. (turn around at designated location), Continue back down River Rd., Left on Hanover Courthouse Rd. (pickup students to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle), Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 25 • Bus: 248 Start run at the intersection of: Georgetown Rd. and Shannondale Rd. (7:52am), Turn on Shannondale Rd. and continue to Crossdale Lane (P/U’s), Continue on Shannondale Rd., Left on Shannondale Court (go to assigned stop & p/u & turn around at Shannondale Ct.), Left on Shannondale Rd., Left on Covebrook Lane, Left on Rotherham Dr. (turn around in culde-sac)(P/U students to Georgetown Rd.), Left on Georgetown Rd. (pickup students to Windermere), Right on Windermere Dr., Left on Fenholloway Dr., Left on Placida Circle. Right on Korona Dr., Left on Ivanhoe Dr.,Right on Georgetown Rd. pickup students to Rural Point Rd., Right on Rural Point Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Run: 26 • Bus: 79 Start run at the intersection of: Chamberlayne Rd. and Georgetown Rd. (7:35am), Continue south on Georgetown Rd. (pickup students to Foxal Rd.), Left on Foxal Rd. (turn around at end), Left on Georgetown

Run: 28 • Bus: 364 Start run at the intersection of: E. Patrick Henry Rd. and Liberty Oaks Lane (7:35am), Turn on Liberty Oaks Lane and continue to Depot Rd., Left on Depot Rd., Left on Saint Paul’s Church Rd., Left on East Patrick Henry Rd. to Wickham Manor Way, Right on Wickham Manor Way (Hickory Hill Subdivision), Continue to intersection of Wickham Manor Way & Manor Garden Lane (p/u’s), Continue on to intersection of Wickham Manor Way & Wild Honeysuckle Lane (p/u’s), Turn around at intersection & continue back to East Patrick Henry Rd., Right on East Patrick Henry Rd., Bear left on Goddins Hill Rd., pickup to Mount Eagle Rd., Left on Mount Eagle Rd., Right on Eagle Point Lane (turn around at Pheasant Rush Court), Right on Mount Eagle Rd. (turn around at Quail Oak Court), Left on Goddins Hill Rd., Left on Mount Hermon Rd. (no student pickups), Left on Stumpy Rd., pickup students to Peaks Rd., Left on Peaks Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Stumpy Rd. pickup students to Chamberlayne Rd., Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 29 • Bus: 316 Start run at the intersection of:

Hickory Hill Rd. & Manheim Rd. (7:30 am), Continue to Manheim Rd. (p/u) (turn around at intersection), Continue back on Hickory Hill Rd. towards Rt. 1, Left on Ellliots Crossing Rd. to Route 1, Continue on Route 1 (south), Left on Jamestown Rd., Proceed on Jamestown Rd. (pickup students to Woodside Lane), Right on Woodside Lane (p/u’s on Woodside Ln. & Woodside Estates), Left on East Patrick Henry Rd. (pickup students to Wintercrest Dr.), Right on Wintercrest Dr. (turn around at end), Right on East Patrick Henry Rd. (pick up students to Goddins Hill Rd.), Right on Goddins Hill Rd. (no student pick ups), Left on Mount Herman Rd. (no student pickups), Left on Peaks Rd. (student p/u’s), Right on Stumpy Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 30 • Bus: 118 Start run at the intersection of: Francis Rd. & Route 54 (7:33am) Start p/u’s on Francis Rd. (turn around at designated location), Continue back to Route 54 Cross over onto Mount Hermon Rd., Right on Campbell Creek Rd., Right on Landcastle Dr.,Continue on Landcastle Dr. to Mt. Hermon Farm Ln. (turn around), Continue back on Landcastle Dr. (past intersection of Campbell Crk. Rd. & Landcastle Rd., Continue back on Landcastle Rd. & Campbell Creek Rd. intersection, Right on Campbell Creek Rd., Right on Mount Hermon Rd., Proceed on Mount Herman Rd. (pickup students to N. Oaks Dr.), Left on N. Oaks Dr., Right on Oak Trail, Left on North Oaks Dr., Left on Mount Hermon Rd. (pickup students to Peaks Rd.), Left on Peaks Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Stumpy Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle.

Run: 31 • Bus: 20 Start run at the intersection of: Mount Hermon Rd. and Cheroy Rd. (7:38am), Continue on Cheroy Rd. pickup students to Cheroy Woods Lane (to end turn around), Left on Heath Pond Dr., Right on Cheroy Woods Lane to Silent Mill Lane, Continue back to Ashcake Rd., Left on Ashcake Rd. (pickup students on left side to Sliding Hill Rd.), Right on Sliding Hill Rd. (pickup to Silverstone Dr.), Left on Silverstone Dr. (turn around at Roseland Court) Left on Sliding Hill Rd. (pickup students to Countryside Lane), Left on New Ashcake Rd. (no student pickups), Left on Whippoorwill Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High

and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 32 • Bus: 154 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Courthouse Rd. & Hillcrest Rd. (7:50am). Left on Peaks Rd., Right on Cadys Mill Rd., Right on Hanover Courthouse Rd., Right on Peaks Rd., Left on Stumpy Rd., Right on Chamberlayne Rd. no student pickups to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 33 • Bus: 165 Start run at the intersection of: Talley Ho and Hunters Chase Dr. (7:52am), Left on Hunters Chase Right on Bugle Lane, Left on Countryside Lane, Left on Hunters Chase Dr.,Left on Bugle Lane, Right on Countryside Lane, Left on Sliding Hill Rd., Left on New Ashcake Rd., Left on Whippoorwill Rd., Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 34 • Bus: 340 Start run at the intersection of: Fair Hill Court and Great Meadows Dr. (7:55am), Continue on Great Meadows Dr. to Great Meadows Court (turn around), Continue on Great Meadows Dr. (no student pickups to New Ashcake Rd.), Left on New Ashcake Rd. (no student pickups), Left on Whippoorwill Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 35 • Bus: 250 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Rd. and Georgie Dr. (7:55am)Proceed on New Ashcake Rd. (p/u’s to Ashcake Station Place), Right on Ashcake Station Place (turn around at Forest Haze Court), Right on New Askcake Rd., Right on Linderwood

Dr., Left on Wychwood Dr., Left on New Ashcake Rd. (no p/u’s to Whippoorwill Rd.), Left on Whippoorwill Rd. (no p/u’s), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run order is same as AM run.

Run: 36 • Bus: 282 Start run at the intersection of: Wychwood Dr. and Greenlake Dr. (8 am), Proceed on Greenlake Dr. (p/u’s), Left on Tally Ho Dr. (p/u to New Ashcake Rd.), Left on New Ashcake Rd. (no p/u), Left on Whippoorwill Rd. (no p/u), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 37 • Bus: 304 Start run at the intersection of: New Ashcake Rd. & Malboro Rd. (7:52 am), Right on Marlboro Rd., Left on Cheraw Rd., Right Anderson Court, Proceed on Anderson Court, Right on Cheraw Rd., Left on Rockingham Rd., Right on Marlboro Rd., Left on New Ashcake Rd., Left on Whippoorwill Rd., Left on Walker Rd., Right on Lincoln Rd., Left on Truman Rd., Right on Lincoln Rd., Left on Walker Rd., Left on Whippoorwill Rd., Left on New Ashcake Rd., Proceed to Chamberlayne Ave, Left on Chamberlayne Ave to Hanover High School. Note: PM run order is reversed from AM. Run: 38 • Bus: 307 Start run at the intersection of: Dress Blue Dr. and Brigadier Dr. (7:52am), Proceed on Brigadier Dr., Left on Salient Lane, Right on Six Pound Lane, Left on Sutlers Lane, Left on Battalion Dr., Right on Brigadier Dr., Left on Vidette Lane, Right on Red Sash Dr., Right on Dress Blue Circle, Right on Dress see BUS ROUTES, pg. 14

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Blue Dr., Left on Bigadier Dr., Right on Verdi Lane (no student pickups), Right on Shady Grove Rd. (no student pickups), Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle, Note: PM run directions same as AM run.

Run: 39 • Bus: 83 Start Run at Georgetown Rd. and Hanover Courthouse Rd. (7:35am), Proceed on Hanover Courthouse Rd. to Peaks Rd., Proceed on Peaks Rd. to Stumpy Rd., Right on Mt. Hermon Rd. & continue to Goddins Hill Rd., Proceed to E. Patrick Henry Rd., Left onto E. Patrick Henry Rd., 1st p/u at Burleigh Dr. & E. Patrick Henry Rd., Continue on E. Patrick Henry Rd., Right on Woodside Lane, Proceed to Providence Park Dr.,Continue on Providence Park Dr.,Left on Providence Run Rd., Continue to Providence Green Dr.,Left on Providence Green Dr., Left on Woodside La., Left on E. Patrick Henry Rd., Continue to Goddins Hill Rd., Continue to Mt. Hermon Rd., Continue to Stumpy Rd., Left on Peaks Rd., Right on Stumpy Rd., Right on Chamberlayne Rd. to Hanover High and Oak Knoll Middle Schools _________________________

HENRY CLAY / JOHN M. GANDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Run: 1 • Bus: 289 Start run at the intersection of: Arbor Oak Dr. at Washington Highway (7:20am), Left onto Arbor Oak Dr.,Continue on Arbor Oak Dr. to Winter Oak, Left on Winter Oak Dr.,Right on Arbor Oak Dr. to Washington Highway, Continue to school via: Right on Washington Highway, Left on Archie Cannon Dr. to John M. Gandy Elementary, Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary Run: 2 • Bus: 267 Start run at the intersection of: West Patrick Henry Road and Blanton Road (7:02am), Left on Blanton Road., Left on Independence Road (go left at fork in road), Continue on Blunts Road, (turns into Blunts Bridge Road), Left on Cross Corner Road (turn around at Atkinson Road), Left on Blunts Bridge Road (Continues into N. James Street), Continue onto N. James Street to Carter Forest Dr. (Carter Hill Subdivision), Right on Carter Forest Drive Left on Wales Way, Left on Hillsway Drive, Right on N. James Street, Right on N. Macon

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Terrace (turn around at Calley St., Left on N. James Street, Right on West Vaughan Road to John M. Gandy Elementary Continue to Henry Clay Elementary. Note: PM run directions reversed.

Run: 3 • Bus: 58 Start run at the location of: Washington Highway & Mt. Hope Church Rd. (7am), Left on Mt. Hope Church Rd. (turn around at end), Continue back to Washington Highway, Right on Washington Highway, Right onto Kings Dominion Blvd., Continue to All American Truck Stop, Left at intersection into truck stop (p/u at cashiers bldg), Right onto Kings Dominion Blvd.(Rt.30 west), Left on Washington Highway, Right on Breedens Rd., Right on Lucas Rd. to Old Ridge Rd., Left on Old Ridge Rd. (p/u), Right on Washington Highway (p/u) turn around at assigned location), Left on Washington Highway (p/u’s on east side), Right on Old Ridge Rd. (p/u’s), Right on Hickory Hill Rd. (p/u at intersection), Right on Manheim Rd. (p/u & continue around Rd.), Right on Hickory Hill Rd., Left on Elletts Crossing Rd. (p/u’s, continues into Rt. 1 south), South on Rt. 1, Continue to school via Right on Archie Cannon Dr. to John Gandy Elementary.

Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary. Note: On PM run see stop orders for afternoon route.

Run: 4 • Bus: 170 Start run at the intersection of: Route 54 & Tower Rd. (6:42am), Left on Tower Rd., Continue on Tower Rd. (p/u’s), Right on Campbell Lake Rd. (p/u & turn around at Stevens Lane), Continue back down on Tower Rd., Left on Horseshoe Bridge Rd. (Pick-up at Cypress Creek Rd.), Continue back on Horseshoe Bridge Rd. (turn around at Kimbrough Lane), Left on Tower Rd., Left on W Patrick Henry, Left on Chapman St., Left on Cross Rd. (turn around at Dairy Lane), Left on Chapman St., Right on Wesley St. (First Baptist Church Daycare A.M. Only), Right on Route 54, Left into Kiddie Kingdom Day Care (turn around), Right on Thompson St., Left on John St., Left on Chapman St., Right on Wesley St., Left on Snead St., Left on North James St., Continue to school via Right on Archie Cannon Dr. to John M Gandy Elementary. Continue to Henry Clay Elementary. Note: Reverse run for PM. Run: 5 • Bus: 171 Start run at the intersection of: W. Patrick Henry Rd. at Hickory Hill Rd. (7:04am), Left on Hickory Hill Rd. (turn around at Hill Club Lane), Right on W. Patrick

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Henry Rd., Left on Country Club Dr. to Pinehurst Lane, Right on Pinehurst Lane, Left on Augusta Lane, Left on Country Club Dr.,Right on Fairway Lane, Right on Riverside Dr. (turn around at end), Right on Country Club Dr.,Left on W Patrick Henry Rd., Left on Horseshoe Bridge Rd. – turn around at designated area, Continue back on Horseshoe Bridge Rd., Left on W Patrick Henry Rd., Continue back to W Patrick Henry Rd., Left on W Patrick Henry Rd., Continue east onto Thompson St., Left on Henry St., Left on Archie Cannon St., Right into John Gandy Elementary School, Continue to Henry Clay Elementary School via Left on Archie Cannon, Left on Henry St., Right on England St., Left on Hanover Ave., Left into Henry Clay Elementary.

Run: 6 • Bus: 148 Start run at the intersection of: Blanton Rd. at Greenwood Church Rd. (7:05am). Continue west on Greenwood Church to Winston Rd., Right on Winston Rd., Left on Deer Creek Rd. (turn around at the end), Left on Winston Rd., Right on Blanton Rd., Right on Stagfield Rd. (turning around at Jane’s Creek Way), Right on Blanton Rd., Left on Ashcake Rd., Left on Maple St., Right on E. Francis St., Left on Kirby Station Rd., Left on New St., Right on Virginia St., Right on England St., Left on Henry St., Continue to school via: Proceed on Henry St., Left on Archie Cannon Dr. to John Gandy Elementary.

Run: 7 • Bus: 310 Start run at the intersection of: W. Patrick Henry Rd. and Blanton Rd. (7am), Right on Blanton Rd., Left on Yowell Rd., Right on Thompson St./England St., Right on Washington Highway, Continue back south on Washington Highway, Left on Ashcake Rd., Proceed on Ashcake Rd. crossing over I-95 bridge Left on Cheroy Rd. (turn around at Cheroy Woods Lane), Continue back on Cheroy Rd., Right on Ashcake Rd., Right into Minnieland Day Care, Continue around in parking lot to exit Right on Ashcake Rd., Right on Washington Highway, Left on Pleasant St., Right on S Taylor St., Continue to school via Left on England St., Right on Henry St., Right on Archie Cannon Dr. to John Gandy Elementary. Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary .

Note: PM run reversed from AM. Run: 8 • Bus: 278 Start run at the intersection of: Medical Dr. at W Patrick Henry Rd. (7:18am). Continue on Medical Dr. /Elmont Rd. to

Hanover Ave. (no p/u’s), Left on Hanover Ave., Right on Cubs Lane (circle the block), Right on Hanover Ave. Left on Beverly Rd., Right on Lee Ave., Left on Hanover Ave., Right on Duncan St., Left on Howard St., Right on South Center St., Right on Early St., Right on Duncan St., Right on W. Francis St., Continue to E. Francis St., Left on Virginia St. Continue to school via Right on Thompson St./England St., Left on Henry St., Right on Archie Cannon Dr. to John Gandy Elementary.

Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary.

Run: 9 • Bus: 257 Start run at the intersection of: Dewey St. & Thompson St. (7:14am), Right on Thompson St., Proceed west on Thompson St., Right on Henry Clay Rd., Left on Chapman St..Right on Chapman St., Continue on Chapman St., Right on John St., Right on N. Snead St., Left on Henry Clay Rd., Left on N James St., Right on Linden St., Left on Park St., Left on Elm Ave., Right on N James St., Right on Vaughan Rd. /Archie Cannon Dr.,Right on Henry St., Right on A St., Left on B St., Left on Smith St., Left on Henry St., Right on Archie Cannon Dr. to John M. Gandy Elementary.

Then continue to Henry Clay Elementary. Note: Reverse run directions for PM. Run: 10 • Bus: 189 Start run at the intersection of: England St. and Virginia St. (7:10am), Right on Virginia St., Proceed south on Virginia St., Left on Macmurdo St., Left on Maple St., Right on Arlington St., Right on South Taylor St., Left on Pleasant St., Left on Randolph St., Right on England St., Continue on England St.n to South Carter Rd., Right on S. Carter Rd., Right on Deverux Rd., Right on S. Carter Hill Parkway (p/u at Apple Garden Inn. front entrance), Continue to cross over England St. to N. Carter Parkway, Continue around to Econo Lodge (p/u), Continue back around to England St., Right on England St. to Cottage Green Dr., Right on Cottage Green Dr. (p/u’s), Continue around to Omni Rd., Continue on Omni Rd., Right on N. Washington Highway, Continue to Archie Cannon Rd., Left onto Archie Cannon Rd. to John Gandy Elementary School, Continue to Henry Clay Elementary via Left on Archie Cannon, Left on Henry St., Right on England St., Cross over Center St., bear left onto Hanover Ave. to Henry Clay Elementary

Run: 11 • Bus: 351 Start run at the intersection of: Cottontree Court and Courtside Dr. (7:20am). Continue on Courtside Dr.,Left on Slash Dr., Right on Ashcake Rd., Right on Maple St., Right on Sunny Dr.,Continue on Sunny Dr., Right on Swannee Dr.,Right on Courtside Dr., Right on Slash Dr., Left on Five Oaks (turn around), Left on Slash Dr., Left on Sunny Dr., Left on Maple Dr., Right on Ashcake Rd., Continue to school via: Right on South Center St., Right on England St., Left on Henry St., Proceed on Henry St., Right on Archie Cannon Dr. to John M. Gandy Elementary, Continue back to Henry Clay Elementary Run: 12 • Bus: 146 Start run at the intersection of: Arbor Oak Dr. and Washington Highway (Rt. 1) (7:15am), Right on Arbor Oak Dr., Continue on Arbor Oak Dr.,Left on Ten Oak Dr., Left on Brown Bark Pl., Right on Arbor Oak Dr., Continue to Rt. 1 (Washington Highway), Right on Washington Highway (Rt. 1 to Ashland Town Square Apts.), Right on Wythe House Dr.,Left on Kings Arms St., Left on Bruton Parrish Dr.,Right on Route 1 North, Continue to Smithtown Rd. & N. Washington Highway (p/u at intersection), Continue for approximately ½ mile (turn around at gravel cut through & go south), Continue on Route 1 south, Right on Berkley St., Right on Henry St., Proceed to school: Right on Archie Cannon Dr. to John M. Gandy Elementary School, Continue from there to Henry Clay Elementary, Continue on Rt. 1 South, Right on Berkley St., Right on Henry St. (no p/u’s), Proceed to school via: Right on Archie Cannon Dr. to John M. Gandy Elementary School , Continue to Henry Clay Elementary.

Run: 13 • Bus: 115 Start run at the intersection of: Macon Circle & Washington Highway (7:22am).Right on Washington Highway (Route 1), Left onto England St. (Intersection of Rt. 1 and England St.), Continue through 1st light (stay in left lane), Continue to stop lights at intersection of North Carter Rd. & 54, Left onto North Carter Rd., Continue to EconoLodge (p/u), Continue around on North Carter Rd. to Rt 54 intersection, Right on Rt.54 west (England St.), Continue back west on England St., Right on Cottage Green Dr. (p/u’s), Left on Omni Rd., Right on Washington Highway, Left on Henry St. to Archie Cannon Dr., Proceed to John Gandy and Henry Clay Elementary School. Note: PM run same as AM run.

PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL & LIBERTY MIDDLE SCHOOL Run: 1 • Bus: 88 Start run at : Washington Highway & Mount Hope Church Rd. (7:12am), Right on Mount Hope Church Rd. (p/u’s), Cross over Doswell Rd. & continue on Mt. Hope Church Rd.* (turn around at 11532 Mt. Hope Church Rd. when student rides to grandparent’s residence at 11532 Mt. Hope Church Rd., Continue back southeast on Mt. Hope Church Rd., Right on Doswell Rd. p/u’s (cross over bridge), Continue on Doswell Rd., Cross over Doswell Rd. to Darbys Rd. (p/u’s) turn around at Darbys Rd. & Academy Farm Lane), Right on Old Ridge Rd. (p/u’s), Continue west on Old Ridge Rd. (turn around at Old Fork Church), Continue back east on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Breedens Rd. (p/u’s), Left on Lucas Rd. (p/u’s), Right on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Blunts Bridge Rd., Left on New Found Rd. (turn around at end), Left on Blunts Bridge Rd., Right on Independence Rd., Right on Blanton Rd., Right on W. Patrick Henry Rd. (Rt. 54), Proceed to School. . Note: Reverse for PM run.. Note: Additional route information for PM run Only. After last drop off on Mt. Hope Church, continue on to Route 1. Right on Route 1 and continue south (approx. 2.5 miles) Stops on Route 1 south will be 15073 and last stop is 14515 Washington Highway Continue to Cross Corner Rd. & back to bus park location.

Run: 2 • Bus: 31 Start run at the intersection of: Verdon Rd. & Landora Bridge Rd. (7:15am), Left on Landora Bridge Rd. (or right, depending on direction Dr. r is coming from), Continue on Landora Bridge Rd. (turn around at Rock Castle Rd.) (If one student.rides, turn around at 1st Drive way (23016) after crossing the bridge into Caroline County. Left on Verdon Rd., Left on Hewlett Rd. (turn around at 19135 Hewlett Rd. gravel Dr. way if students on bus) **If students at 19135 Hewlett Rd. are not on bus (turn around at Hewlett Rd. & Ingleside Dairy Dr.), Continue back down Hewlett Rd., Left on Verdon Rd., Left on Noel Rd. (turn around at end of state maintenance, Narrow Path Trail), Left on Verdon Rd., Left on Route One (Continue to 17554 Wash.

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on Route One, Continue on Route One to Cross Corner Rd., Continue to Patrick Henry and Liberty Middle Schools via: Right on Cross Corner Rd. (p/u’s), Right on Blunts Bridge Rd., Left on Blunts Rd., Left on Independence Rd., Right on Blanton Rd., Right on W. Patrick Henry Rd. to Patrick Henry and Liberty Schools. Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 3 • Bus: 309 Start run at the intersection of: Ancient Acres Rd. &Wards Forest Ave (6:55am), Continue back west on Ancient Acres Rd. to Greenbay Rd., Right on Greenbay Rd. (p/u’s), Continue approximately 3/10th’s of a mile & turn around in area on left just before the bridge (Note: No turn around at address 21230 Greenbay Rd. Dr. way), Continue south on Greenbay Rd. to Beaverdam Rd., Right on Beaverdam Rd. (turn around at County Line), Left on Beaver Den Lane, Right on Pug Swamp (turn around in court), Right on Beaver Den, Left on Watley Creek (turn around in court), Left on Beaver Den (turn around in court), Left on Anderson Mill Way, Left on Union Church Rd., Left on Teman Rd. (turn around at Windy River Farm Lane), Left on Verdon Rd., Right on Hewlett Rd. to Old Ridge Rd., Continue to school via Right on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Coatesville Rd., Right on Scotchtown Rd., Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: Reverse run directions for PM. Run: 4 • Bus: 8 Start run at nearest intersection of: Tyler Station Rd. & Woodsons Mill Rd. (7:10am), Proceed northwest on Tyler Station Rd. to Beaverdam Rd. (p/u’s), Right on Beaverdam Rd., Continue on Beaverdam Rd., Left on Ben Gayle Rd. (turn around at end), Left on Beaverdam Rd., Right on Trainham Rd. (turn around at the end), Left on Beaverdam Rd., Right on Beaverdam School Rd., Right on Teman Rd., Right on Goshen Rd., Left on Terry Rd., Left on Taylor Rd. to Coatesville Rd., Continue to school via Right on Coatesville Rd., Right on Scotchtown Rd., Left W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: Reverse run in PM. Run: 5 • Bus: 7 Start run at the intersection of: Old Ridge Rd. and Pleasant Mill Rd. (7 am), Continue west on Old Ridge Rd., Right on Landmark Cedar Rd., Left on Grover Cocke Rd. (turn around at end)(do

not turn around at Lottie Lane), Left on Landmark Cedar Rd., Left on Shiloh Church Rd., Left on Belches Rd. (turn around at 18057 Belches Rd.), Left on Woodson’s Mill Rd., Right on Tyler Station Rd., Left on Beaver Dam Rd. (turn around at Beaverdam Baptist Church yard.), Left on Tyler Station Rd., Right on Teman Rd., Right on Coatesville Rd., Left on Overlook Ridge Lane (turn around at end), Left on Coatesville Rd., Right on Scotchtown Rd. to West Patrick Henry Rd., Continue to school via Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: Reverse for PM run directions.. Note: On snow days and or freezing weather effecting Rd. conditions, P/U’s and D/O’s of students on Overlook Ridge Lane will be made at the intersection of Overlook Ridge Lane and Coatesville, Rd., Contact routing for any further questions.

Run 6 • Bus: 259 Start run at the intersection: Beaverdam Rd. at Parsons Rd. (7:10am), Continue on Beaverdam Rd., Left on Tyler Station Rd., Left on Hollowing Creek Rd. (changes to Shiloh Church Rd.), Right on Parsons Rd. (turn around at Fleming Mill Dr.), Continue back on Parsons Rd. (cross over Shiloh Church Rd.), Parsons Rd. to Allen Harris Rd. (turn around at end), Continue back to Parsons Rd., Right on Parsons Rd. to Beaverdam Rd., Cross over Beaverdam Rd. continue on Parsons Rd., Left on Parsons Ridge Rd. (turn around at the end, cul-de-sac), Left on Circuit Rider Dr. (turn around at Buckfast Place), Left on Parsons Ridge Rd., Right on Jericho Dr., Left on Parsons Rd. to Old Ridge Rd., Left on Old Ridge Rd. to Coatesville Rd., Right on Coatesville Rd. to Scotchtown Rd., Continue to West Patrick Henry Rd. (Rt. 54), Left on W. Patrick Henry Rd., Continue to school via Rt.54 (W. Patrick Henry Rd.) to Patrick Henry High & Liberty Middle, Note: In the PM from Patrick Henry take Rt. 54 west to Goshen Rd. to left on Old Ridge Rd. to right on Parsons Rd. continue d/o’s.

Run: 7 • Bus: 244 Start run at the intersection of: Old Ridge Rd. and Beaver Dam Rd. (7:10am), Right on Beaver Dam Rd., Continue north on Beaver Dam Rd. (1st p/u at Beaverdam Rd. & Pinecote Lowmoor Ln), Continue on Beaverdam Rd. (p/u), Proceed to American Legion Bldg. and turn around, Proceed to Old Ridge Rd., Right (west) on Old Ridge Rd., Continue pass gun Barrel Rd. on left, Continue to New Westridge Rd.,

Left on New Westridge (turn around at end), Right on Old Ridge Rd., Continue back east on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Shiloh Church Rd. (watch for stop sign & turn just pass sign), Proceed to Rocky Ford Rd., Right on Rocky FoRd.Rd., Right on Beaverdam Rd., Continue back on Beaverdam Rd. (continue through intersection at Old Ridge Rd.), Left on Connie Hall Rd. (p/u & turn around in Dr. way at 16475 Connie Hall Rd., use 2nd entrance Dr. way past their mail box), Continue back to Beaverdam Rd., Left on Beaverdam Rd. (last p/u), Continue to school via Left on Mountain Rd., Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: Directions from Dr. r’s Residence: Right on Old Ridge Rd. & continue west, Go approximately 6 miles to the intersection of Old Ridge Rd. & Beaverdam Rd. . Right on Beaverdam Rd. to 1st stop. .

Note: For PM run: after bus stop at 15360 Beaver Dam Rd. (1st stop on PM run), Continue to Connie Hall Rd. & turn right, Continue to 16478 Connie Hall Rd. (turn around in Dr. way), Continue back down Connie Hall Rd. (d/o) before Beaver Dam Rd., Right on Beaver Dam Rd. & continue run as shown on pm computer print-out.

Run: 8 • Bus: 357 Run Directions from parked bus location: Left out of Dr. way (resident location) onto Mountain Rd. Start run at intersection of Mtn. Rd. & Jones Farm Rd. (7:20am), Right onto Jones Farm Rd. (turn around at end of state maintenance), Left on Mountain Rd., Left on Gun Barrel Rd. to Mabelton Rd. (approx. ¾ mile), Right on Mabelton Rd. (p/u’s), Continue on Mabelton Rd. to Pleasant Mill Rd., Left on Pleasant Mill Rd., Right on Old Ridge Rd., Right on Goshen Rd., Left on W. Patrick Henry Rd., Continue to school via Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Run: 9 • Bus: 333 Start run at the intersection of: Pleasant Mill Rd. & Sikkar Lane (1st stop) (7:15am), Continue to Old Ridge Rd., Left on Old Ridge Rd., Continue West on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Gun Barrel Rd., Left on Mountain Rd., Right on Devonwood Rd. (turn around at end of Devonwood Rd.), Right on Mountain Rd., Left on Woodman Hall Rd., Right on Robert Terrell Rd., Left on W Patrick Henry Rd., Left on Pinehurst Dr. (turn around at cul de sac), Right on Deep Spring Dr., Right on Brd. Creek Dr. (turn around on Brd. Creek, Left on Deep Spring Dr., Right on Pinehurst Forest Dr. to West Patrick Henry Rd., Continue

to school via Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS Run: 10 • Bus: 281 Start run at the intersection of: Dunn Rd. and Mountain Rd. (7:20am), Turn left on Dunn Rd. (turn around at end of Dunn Rd.), Continue back to Mountain Rd., Left on Mountain Rd., Continue on Mountain Rd., Left on Hopeful Church Rd., Right on Taylors Creek Rd. (turn around at Boondock Lane), Continue on Taylors Creek Rd. to Bethany Church Rd., Left on Bethany Church Rd., Continue to school via Right on Mountain Rd., Continue onto W Patrick Henry Rd. (east) to PHHS and LMS. **Note: Reverse directions for PM run. **Note: No stops on Taylors Creek between Bourne Rd. &Clazemont Rd., Next stop will be around curve on left as you pass substation at Clazemont & Taylors Creek Rd. Run: 11 • Bus: 86 Start run at the intersection of: Mountain Rd. and Burnham Davis Rd. (7:22am), Right on Burnham Davis Rd. (turn around at end), Continue back to Mountain Rd., Right on Mountain Rd., Left on Bourne Rd., Left on Taylor’s Creek Rd., Left on Clazemont Rd. to Mountain Rd. Continue to school via Right on Mountain Rd., Left on W Patrick Henry Rd., Continuing on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: PM run directions same as AM directions.

Run: 12 • Bus: 122 Start run at the intersection of: Turkey Rd. & Pinhook Rd. (7:20am), Continue on Pinhook Rd. (p/u’s), Right on Oilville Rd., Right on Pony Farm Rd. (p/u’s) (turn around at Gallop Lane), Continue back on Pony Farm Rd., Left on Oilville Rd., Left on Watkins Rd. (p/u’s) (turn around at end of Rd.), Continue back to Dogwood Trail Rd., Left on Dogwood Trail Rd. (p/u’s), Left on Bienvenue Rd. (p/u’s), Right on Pouncey Tract. at stop sign, Continue on Pouncey Tract. (p/u’s), Continue to school via:Pouncey Tract Rd. to Ashland Rd., Left on Ashland Rd. at stop light, Continue to Blanton Rd., Left on Blanton Rd., Continue W. Patrick Henry Rd. at Light, Left on W. Patrick Henry Rd. to Patrick Henry High. Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 13 • Bus: 11 Start run at the intersection of: Dogwood Trail Rd. at Pouncey Tract Rd. (7:20am), Continue on Dogwood Trail, Continue to Manakin Rd., Left on Manakin Rd. (turn around on gravel at edge

of field), Right on Dogwood Trail (p/u’s), Right on Primrose Lane (p/u at 1st house on left & at stop sign), Right on Rosemont Dr. (p/u’s), Right on Echo Meadows Rd., Left on Manakin Rd., Right on Seay Rd., Right on Britteland Dr. (turn around at end), Continue back to Seay Rd., Left on Manakin Rd., Right on Echo Meadows Rd., Right on Rockville Rd. (turn around Sylvan Lane), Continue back on Rockville Rd. (p/u’s), Continue on Rockville Rd. Cross Pouncey Tract Rd. & continue to Walnut Hill Dr. (p/u), Continue straight from Walnut Hill Rd. onto Henley Rd., Continue to MLC Ln. (p/u & turn around), Continue on Henley Rd., Right on Walnut Hill Dr., P/U and continue on Walnut Hill Dr. through gated columns & p/u in cul-de-sac), Continue on Walnut Hill Dr. to Pouncey Tract Rd., Left on Pouncey Tract, Right on Mile Branch. (p/u at Mile Branch Rd. & Annie Laura Lane), Continue to school via: Right on Pouncey Tract Rd., Left on Ashland Rd., Left on Blanton Rd., Left on Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS & LMS.PM Run: Reversed.

Run: 14 • Bus: 119 Start run at the intersection of: Dunns Chapell Rd. & Vontay Rd. (7:04am), Continue to Vontay Rd., Right on Vontay Rd., Continue to Spring Rd. & Vontay Rd., Left on Vontay Rd. (p/u’s), Continue to Factory Mill Rd., Left on Factory Mill Rd., Continue to Mickie Town Rd., Left on Mickie Town Rd. (p/u & turn around at end of Rd.), Continue back to Factory Mill Rd., Right on Factory Mill Rd., Continue to Octagon Rd., Right on Octagon Rd., Continue to Pinhook Rd., Right on Pinhook Rd. (p/u at Bowles Knob Rd.), Continue on Pinhook Rd., Right on Turkey Rd. p/u’s) turn around at Woodland Fox Lane, Continue back to Pinhook Rd., Right on Pinhook Rd. p/u’s), Right on Explorer Ridge Rd. (p/u’s), Continue to Victoria Hills p/u’s (turn around at cul-de-sac), Continue back to Pinhook Rd., Left on Pinhook Rd., Pinhook Rd. to Vontay Rd., Right on Vontay Rd., Continue to Dunns Chapel Rd., Left on Dunns Chapel Rd., Left on Taylors Creek Rd. (p/u’s), Continue to school via: Right on Bethany Church Rd., Continue to Mountain Rd., Right on Mountain Rd., Left onto West Patrick Henry Rd. to Patrick Henry & Liberty Middle Schools.

Note: PM run reversed from AM run : Also d/o on Spring Rd. (pm Only).

Run: 15 • Bus: 190 Start run at the intersection of: Dunns Chapel Rd. & Vontay Rd. (7:27am), Right on Vontay Rd. (left if coming from Pouncey Tract Rd.), Continue west on Vontay Rd. (p/u’s, then turn around at Toler Lane & Vontay Rd.), Continue east on Vontay Rd., Left on Dunn’s Chapel Rd. (Runs into Saint Peters Church Rd.), Bear right on St. Peters Church Rd. (p/u’s), Left on Walton’s Tavern Rd., Right on Iron Hill Dr. (turn around at Wolf Swamp Lane, Right on Waltons Tavern Rd., Left on Mountain Rd. (Rt. 33), Left on Derby Ridge Rd. (turn around at Trails End Dr.), Left on Mountain Rd., Continue to school via Right on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 16 • Bus: 184 Start run at the intersection of: Bethany Church Rd. at Mountain Rd. (7:18am), Going West on Mountain Rd., take left onto Bethany Church Rd., Continue south on Bethany Church Rd. (to Pryors Lane), Right on Pryor Lane (turning around at the end), Right on Bethany Church Rd. to Wedge Stone Dr.,Left on Wedge Stone Dr. (turn around in culdasac), Left on Bethany Church Rd., Left on Taylor’s Creek Rd. to Dunn’s Chapel Rd. (no p/u’s), Left on Dunns Chapel Rd., Right on Saint Peter’s Church Rd., Left on Mountain Rd., Left on Locust Run Dr. (turn around at end), Left on Mountain Rd., Right on W Patrick Henry Rd., Continue to school via Right on Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: Reverse run directions for PM. Note: If going north on Bethany Church Rd. to start run. Go to end of Bethany Church Rd. and turn around at the fire department on your right.

Then continue back south to start p/u’s.

Run: 17 • Bus: 116 Start run at the intersection of: Canterbury Rd. at Bethany Church Rd. (7:05am), Continue south on Canterbury Rd. to Saint Peter’s Church Rd., Left on Saint Peter’s Church Rd., Left on Waltons Tavern Rd., Right on Mountain Rd. (turn around J D’s Antiques store, approx. 2 miles), Continue west on Mountain Rd., Right on Rosmarin Rd., Left on Greenwood Church Rd., Right on Lone Oak Rd. (turn around at the end), Left on Greenwood Church Rd., Left on Patrick Meadows Way (turn around at end), Right on Forest Henry Rd. (turn around at end), Right on Patrick Meadows Way, Left on Greenwood Church see BUS ROUTES, pg. 16

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Rd., Left on Scotchtown Rd., Right on W Patrick Henry Rd., Right on King Rd. (turn around at Kings Grant Lane), Right on West Patrick Henry Rd., Continue to school via: West Patrick Henry Rd. to PH & LM schools. Note: PM run starts out reversed until last stop on Greenwood Church Rd., then commence D/O’s starting on Canterbury Rd. to Mountain Rd. Run: 18 • Bus: 285 Start run at the intersection of: Abner Church Rd. and Howards Mill Rd. (7:15am), Continue south on Howard’s Mill Rd., Left on Pouncey Tract Rd. (p/u’s) & turn around Dr. way at 15376 Pouncey Tract Rd.), Proceed back on Pouncey Tract Rd., Right on Howards Mill Rd., Right on Abner Church Rd., Left on Ashland Rd. (no p/u’s), Right on Chewning Rd. (no p/u’s), Right on Mountain Rd., Right on Gordons Lane (turn around at end of Gordons Lane, New Found Church Dr. way), Proceed back to Dude Ranch Rd., Right on Dude Ranch Rd. (turn around 11025 Dude Ranch Rd., west of the woods), Continue back to Dude Ranch Rd., Continue on Dude Ranch Rd. to Gordons Lane, Right on Gordons Lane, Left on Mountain Rd., Right on Ashland Rd., Left on Blanton Rd., Left on Stagfield Rd. (turn around at Jane’s Creek Way), Proceed back on Stagfield to Blanton Rd., Left on Blanton Rd. to Yankee Town Rd., Right on Yankee Town Rd. (/ pu’s), Turn around at end of culde-sac, Continue back to West Patrick Henry Rd., Continue to PHHS and LMS via:Left on W. Patrick Henry Rd. to School. PM run same as AM run.

Run: 19 • Bus: 358 Start run at the intersection of: Greenwood Church Rd. at Windmill Dr. (7:25am), Continue west on Greenwood Church Rd. to Cherry Hill Rd., Left on Cherry Hill Rd., Left on Kreutler Rd., Right on Stone Trace Dr. (P/U & turn around at cul-de-sac), Left on Kreutler Rd., Left on Cherry Hill Rd., Left on Big Bear Court (turn around at end), Left on Cherry Hill Rd., Right on Greenwood Church Rd., Left on Mill Creek Dr. (entrance at club house), Left on Greenwood Church Rd., Left on Winston Rd., Left on Deer Creek Rd. (turn around in cul-de-sac at end of Deer Creek Rd.), Left on Winston Rd. to Blanton Rd., Continue to school via Left on Blanton Rd., Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: Reverse run for PM.

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Run: 20 • Bus : 77 Start run at the intersection of: Coatesville Rd. and Annfield Rd. (7:18am), Left on Annfield Rd. (turn around at end of Annfield Rd.), Left on Coatesville Rd. to Scotchtown Rd., Left on Scotchtowd Rd., Continue north on Scotchtown Rd. to Chiswell Lane, Left on Chiswell Lane (turn around at the end of Chiswell Lane), Left on Scotchtown Rd., Right on Campbell Lake Rd., Right on Tower Rd., Left on Horseshoe Bridge Rd. (turn around at Rehoboth Rd.), Left on Tower Rd. (pm Only). Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. (p/u’s), Continue on to: Patrick Henry & Liberty Middle School . Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 21 • Bus: 53 Start run at the intersection of: Old Ridge Rd. at Rockets Mill Rd. (7:30am), Continue north on Rockets Mill Rd. to Old Ridge Rd., Left on Old Ridge Rd., Right on New Market Mill Rd. (turn around at 12225 New Market Mill Rd.), Right on Old Ridge Rd. (proceed to Little River Estates), Right on White Pine Rd. (turn around at Tiswood/Sweet Gum St.), Right on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Katy Lane (turn around at cul-de-sac), Left on Old Ridge Rd., Proceed to intersection of Old Ridge & Teman Rd. (turn left), Continue to school via: Left on Coatesville Rd., Right on Scotchtown Rd., Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle, Note: PM run directions same as AM run directions. Exception is leaving PH in PM, turn left on Rt. 54 to Tower Rd. . Right on Tower Rd. to Campbell Lake Rd. . Left on Campbell Lake Rd. to Rocketts Mill Rd., Take right on Rocketts Mill Rd. and start PM run.

Run: 22 • Bus: 370 Start run at the intersection of: Woodstock Rd. & Pin Oaks Estates Dr. (7:10am), Pick-up at 12505 Woodstock Rd. (turn around & continue back to Auburn Mill Rd.), Right on Auburn Mill Rd., Left on Saint Peter’s Church Rd. (no p/u’s), Left on Howards Mill Rd., Left on Stone Horse Creek Rd., Right on Mountain Rd., Proceed on Mountain Rd., Bear left onto Greenwood Rd., Left on Ashland Rd. (no p/u’s), Continue on Ashland Rd. to Greenwood Church Rd., Left on Greenwood Church Rd., Right into Wesleys Court (plu student & turn around at end), Right on Greenwood Church Rd., Right on Winston Rd., Bear left onto Blanton Rd., Left on W. Patrick Henry Rd., Right on Yankeetown Rd. (turn around at end), Continue back to W. Patrick

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Henry Rd., Right on W. Patrick Henry Rd., Continue to school via Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to school. Note: Reverse PM run.

Run: 23 • Bus: 263 Start run at the intersection of: Mountain Rd. at Ashland Rd. (7:12am), Continue right on Ashland Rd. to Cauthorne Rd., Left on Cauthorne Rd. (turn around at Nash Lane & Cauthorne Rd.), Continue back to Ashland Rd., Left on Ashland Rd., Right on Pouncey Tract Rd., Right on South Anna Dr. to Howard’s Mill Rd., Continue to school via Right on Howard’s Mill Rd., Left on Abner Church Rd., Left on Ashland Rd., Continue on Ashland Rd., Left on Chewning Rd., Continue on Chewning Rd. to Gilmanor Dr., Right on Gilmanor Dr.,Right on Mountain Rd., Left on Ashland Rd., Proceed to Blanton Rd., Left on Blanton Rd., Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle, Note: On PM run after stop at 14589 Ashland Rd. Continue on Ashland Rd. to right on Abner Church Rd., Continue on Abner Church Rd. to Howards Mill Rd., Right on Howards Mill Rd., Continue on Howards Mill Rd. to South Anna Dr., Left on South Anna Dr. and continue stops as listed.

Run: 24 • Bus: 323 Start run at the intersection of: Overhill Dr. & Mountain Rd. (7:14am), 1st p/u at 13183 Overhill Dr., Right on Mountain Rd. (Continue into left lane to Henrico Cty line, turn around just past county line at the intersection of Hunton Place Subdivision.)

If unable to make U-turn due to traffic conditions, turn left into Hunton Place & make u-turn at the town house entrance 1 or 2 blocks in. Continue west on Mountain Rd. to Gladfelter Rd., Left on Gladfelter Rd. (p/u’s), Right on Windham Hill (turn around at end), Right on Gladfelter (P/U students at intersection of Longest Rd. & Gladfelter Rd. (turn around at end), Continue back on Gladfelter, Left on Mountain Rd., Continue west on Mountain Rd. (p/u’s), Continue to Mountain Rd. and New Farrington Court, Right on New Farrington Ct. (turn around at end), Right on Mountain Rd., Right on Ashland Rd. (at Stanleys Store), Left on Greenwood Church Rd. (stop at intersection of Wesleys Ct. & Greenwood Church Rd.), Continue to intersection of Greenwood Creek Dr. & Greenwood Church Rd., Continue to intersection of Fair Oaks Ln. & Greenwood Church Rd., Continue to intersection of Greenwood Church Rd. & Lakeview Farms Pl.,

Continue to intersection of Spring Branch Ln. & Greenwood Church Rd., Continue to school via: Right on Winston Rd. Left on Blanton Rd. Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: PM run reversed from AM run.

Run: 25 • Bus: 164 Start run at the intersection of: Karen Dr. and Cedar Lane (7:42am), Continue on Cedar Lane to Rocky Ridge Rd., Left on Rocky Ridge Rd., Left on Winns Church Rd., Left on Cedar Lane, Left on Beaver Glen Dr., Left on Otter Dr. (go to end and turn around), Right on Beaver Glen Dr., Left on Cedar Lane, Continue to school via:Right on Ashland Rd., Left on Blanton Rd., Left on Blanton Rd. to W. Patrick Henry Rd. . Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Run: 26 • Bus: 62 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Lane at Cedar Lea Parkway (7:46am), Left on Cedar Lea Parkway, Right on New Town Court, Right on Scots Quarter Rd., Left on Parsons Chapel Rd., Right on Caruthers Way, Right on Cedar Lea Parkway, Right on Cedar Lane to Elmont Rd., Right on Elmont Rd. ., Continue to school via Continue on Elmont Rd. to Medical Dr.,Right on Medical Dr. to Thompson St. (W. Patrick Henry Rd.), Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle.

Run: 27 • Bus: 108 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Lane & Karen Dr. (7:41am), Right on Karen Dr. (turn around at end), Right on Cedar Lane (p/u’s), Continue on Cedar Lane (p/u’s), Left on Brookhollow Dr. (Turn around at Brookhollow Court), Proceed back up Brookhollow Dr. to Cedar Lane, Left on Cedar Lane, Left on Elmont Woods Dr. (turn around at end), Right on Cedar Lane, Right on Elmont Rd., Continue to school via Left on Route 54 (West Patrick Henry Highway) to school . Note: PM run directions same as AM directions.

Run: 28 • Bus: 94 Start run at the intersection of: Blanton Rd. & Ashcake Rd. (7:30am), Left on Ashcake Rd., Continue on Ashcake Rd. (P/U’s starting at Ashcake Rd. & Mcardle Way), Right on Wildwood Blvd., Right on Sunset Dr., Left on Lees Lane, Right on Link Rd., Left on Melton Rd., Right on Foxmill Run Lane, Continue on Foxmill Run Lane, Right on Melton Rd. (turn around at Melton Place Dr.), Right on Foxmill Run Lane (turn around at Iron Horse

Lane), Continue on Foxmill Run Lane, Right on Melton Rd., Right on Sunset Dr., Left on Lees Lane, Continue on Lees Lane, Left on Wildwood Blvd., Right on Ashcake Rd. to Elmont Rd., Continue to school via: Left on Elmont Rd., Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: For PM route, follow stop order on computer print out. Note: PM Only. Go down Mcardle Way & turn left on Trammell Ct. for PM drop-offs. These will be your last stops.

Run: 29 • Bus: 310 Start run at the intersection of: Snead St. at Hanover Ave. (7:44 am), Right on Snead St., Continues on Snead St. (no p/u’s), Right on Thompson St., Left on North James St., Left on Snead St., Right on Wesley St., Right on Chapman St., Right on Cross Rd., Proceed to Dairy Lane(p/u students at intersection & make turn around at intersection), Proceed back on Cross Rd., Right on Chapman St., Right on W. Patrick Henry Rd. (no p/u’s), Continue to school via W. Patrick Henry Rd. to PH and LM schools. Note: PM run is same as AM run.

Run: 30 • Bus: 267 Start run at the intersection of: Route 1 and England St. (7:52am), Continue east on Rt. 54 (England St.) to Cottage Green Dr., Right on Cottage Green Dr., Continue on Cottage Green Dr.,Left on Omni Rd., Continue on Omni Rd., Right on Washington Highway (no p/u’s), Left on Macon Circle, Left on Henry Pl., Right on Randolph Circle, Left on Macon Circle, Left on Caroline St., Right on Louisiana St., Right on England St., Continue to School via: Continue on Rt. 54 West to PHHS and LMS . Note: PM run same as AM run.

Run: 31 • Bus: 146 Start run at the intersection of: Berkley St. & Route 1 (7:55am), Continue South on Route 1 (p/u at 504 Washington Highway), Continue to Sedgefield Trailer Park, Left onto Arbor Oak Dr., Continue on Arbor Oak Dr. (Continue past Winter Oak Dr. on left, keeping straight on Arbor Oak), Left on Winter Oak Dr., Left on Ten Oak Dr.,Right on Brown Bark Place, Right on Arbor Oak Dr. to Washington Highway (no p/u’s., Continue to school via: Right on Washington Highway, Left on England St. (Route 54) to PHHS and LMS. Note: Reverse directions for PM run.

Run: 32 • Bus: 362 Start run at the intersection of: Lakeridge Parkway

and Lewistown Rd. (7:15am), Continue on Lewistown Rd. to Rt. One, Cross over Rt. One (P/U at 10509 Lewis town Rd. & turn around at landfill facility), Left on Washington Highway, Continue for approximately 5 miles, Right on Elletts Crossing Rd. (p/u), Right on Hickory Hill Rd. (p/u), Continue on Hickory Hill Rd., Left turn at 2nd entrance to Mannheim (p/u), Continue on Mannheim, Right on Hickory Hill Rd., Right on Elletts Crossing Rd., Right on Washington Highway, Left on Cross Corner Rd., Left on Blunts Bridge Rd. to N James St., Left at Ashland Park Dr. & continue to Ashland Park Dr. & Stanley Park Dr., Continue to right on Stanley Park Dr. & continue back to Ashland Park Dr., Left on Ashland Park Dr.,Left on N. James St., Continue on N James St. to Carter Forest Dr. (p/u), Right on Carter Forest Dr. (Carter Hill Subdivision), Left on Wales Way (P/U at 704 Wales Way), Continue to Hillsway Dr.,Left on Hillsway Dr. (p/u), Right on N James St., Continue on N James St. to N Snead St., Right on North Snead St., Continue on North Snead St. to John St. (p/u), Continue on Snead St. to Thompson St. (Rt. 54), Right on Thompson St. (Rt.54), Continue to school via Right on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: PM is run in reverse from AM run. Note: PM Only – Drop off Mon., Wed., Thurs.: 300 Hillsway Dr. Run: 33 • Bus: 278 Start run at the intersection of: Hanover Ave. and Snead St. (7:55am), Left on Hanover Ave., Continue on Hanover Ave. to Elmont Rd., Left on Ashcake Rd., Left on South Center St., Continue on South Center St., Left on Early St., Right on Duncan St., Continue on Duncan St. to Hanover Ave., Right on Hanover Ave., Left on Duncan St., Left on Thompson St., Left on Yowell Rd. (turn into back lot of Princess Cleaner), Continue back to Thompson St., Continue to school via Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: Reverse run for PM. Run: 34 • Bus: 312 Start run at the intersection of: Maple St. at Ashcake Rd. (7:48am), Left on Maple St., Right on E. Francis St., Left on Kilby Station Rd., Left on New St., Proceed on New St., Right on Virginia St., Continue on Virginia St.(past MacMurdo St., Arlington St. & Maiden St. intersections), Left on England St., Proceed on Thompson St., Right on North James St., Left on Henry Clay see BUS ROUTES, pg. 17

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Rd., Right on Chapman St., Left on Wesley St., Right on Thompson St., Proceed to school via:Continue onto W. Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Note: PM run reversed from AM. Run: 35 • Bus: 115 Start run at the intersection of: Henry Clay Elem & Hanover Ave. (7:46am), Continue on Hanover Ave. to England St., Continue on England St. to Virginia St., Right on Virginia St., Continue on Virginia St., Left on New St., 1st Pick-Up at Maple & New St., Continue up Maple St., Right on Macmurdo St., Right on Virginia St., Left on England St., Left on Hanover Ave., Continue to Lee Ave., Turn right on Lee Ave., Left on Beverly Rd. (p/u), Continue to Hanover Ave., Right on Hanover Ave., Right on Elmont Rd., Left on Yowell Rd. to Blanton Rd., Right on Blanton Rd., Continue to school via: Left on W. Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS. Run: 36 • Bus: 189 Start run at the intersection of: England St. & Maple St.(7:50am), Right on Maple St., Continue on Maple St., Left on Arlington St., Right on South Taylor St., Left on Pleasant St., Left on Randolph St., Continue on Randolph St., Right on Myrtle St., Right on S. Washington Highway, Left on Arbor Oak Dr., Left on Winter Oak Dr., Right on Ten Oak Dr., Right on Brown Bark Pl., Right on Arbor Oak Dr., Right on Rt. 1 north, Continue to school via Left on England St. to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle, Note: On PM run: Same as AM run except turn right on Maple St. to start run and stop at 303 Maple St.. Turn right on Myrtle St. from England St. Run: 37 • Bus: 171 Start run at intersection of : England St. & South Taylor St. (7:53 am), Right on South Taylor St., Left on Pleasants St., Right on South Washington Highway, Right on Ashcake Rd., Left on Maple St. Extension (Turn around at 12270 Maple St. at car garage facility) am Only. Right on Maple St. Ext., Left on Ashcake Rd., Right on South Center St., Left on Thompson St., Continue to school via Continue on Thompson St. (54 West) to PH / LM. Note: PM run directions: Start at England St. & South Taylor St. Right on South Taylor St., Continue on S. Taylor St., Left on Pleasant St., Right on Washington Highway, Right on Maple St., Right on Ashcake Rd., Left on Route , Left on England St., Continue on 54 West to Rt. 33,

Run: 38 • Bus: 352 Start run at the intersection of: Sunny Dr. and Slash Dr. (7:56am), Continue east on Sunny Dr.,Right on Swannee Dr., Right on Courtside Dr., Left on Slash Dr.,Right on Ashcake Rd., Right on South Center St., Continue onto South RailRd. Ave., Left on England St. (Rt. 54 west), Continue to school via Continue on W Patrick Henry Rd. to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle.

PM Run: Leave Liberty Middle School, Right on W. Patrick Henry Rd., Continue to Center St., Right on Center St., Left on Francis St., Right on Maple St., Left on Sunny Dr.,Continue to Swannee Dr., Continue to Courtside Dr.,Right on Courtside Dr.,Turn around on Courtside Dr. & Courtside Lane.

Run: 39 • Bus: 257 Start run at the intersection of: W. Pat. Henry Rd. and Hickory Oaks Lane (1mile W.of PH) (7:55am), Left onto Hickory Oaks Lane (turn around at end), Right onto W. Patrick Henry Rd., Left on Country Club Dr.,Left on Riverside Dr. (turn around at end), Left on Fairway Dr., Left on Country Club Dr.,Right on Pinehurst Lane, Left on Augusta Dr., Left on Country Club Dr., Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to Patrick Henry High and Liberty Middle, Note: On PM run after d/o’s in Country Club Hills Subdivision: Continue right on W. Patrick Henry Rd., Left onto Hickory Oaks Lane (d/o’s), turn around at 14215 Hickory Oaks Lane, if no other students are on board beyond this turn around point.

Run: 40 • Bus: 191 Start run at intersection of: Old Ridge Rd. and Bucks Branch Ln. (7:25am), Continue on Old Ridge Rd. to Woodman Hall Rd., Left on Woodman Hall Rd., Left on Parrish Farm Rd. (p/u & d/o at light pole towards end of Rd.), Turn around in Dr. way at 16183 Parrish Farm Rd. (will have to back bus up a short distance), Left on Woodman Hall Rd., Left on Mountain Rd., Left on Brown Pleasants Rd. (turn around at end), Left on Mountain Rd., Continue onto cut through Rd. (State Rt. 828) off of Mountain Rd. connecting back to W. Patrick Henry Rd.), Left on W. Patrick Henry Rd. (p/u’s), Continue to Quaker Church Rd., Right on Quaker Church Rd. (p/u & turn around at end of state maintenance sign), Right on W. Patrick Henry Rd. continuing east (p/u’s continue), Continue to school via:

Continuing east on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS, Note: Reverse for PM run.

Run: 41 • Bus: 289 Start run at the intersection of: Washington Highway & Wythe House Dr. (7:54am), Left on Wythe House Dr. (Ashland Town Square Apts.), Left on Bruton Parrish Dr.,Right on Kings Arms St., Right on Wythe House Dr., Right on Washington Highway (P/U at Smithtown Rd. & N. Washington Highway), Continue on Washington Highway (turn around at old circuit parking lot, far parking lot), Turn around & P/U at 14199 Washington Highway, Continue South on Washington Highway (P/U’s) see time & load sheet, Right on Berkley St., Left on Henry St., Continue to school via: Right on England St. (Rte. 54) to Patrick Henry High School . Note: Reverse for PM run.

Run: 42 • Bus: 87 Start run at the intersection of: (17092 Bullfield Rd.) (7:05am), Continue west on Bullfield Rd., Right on Doswell Rd. (Cross over 2 railroad tracks), Left on Washington Highway (Rt. 1), Left on Pleasant Circle (turn around at end across from 2 story blue house), Left on Short Cut Rd., Left on Kings Dominion Blvd., Right on Binns Rd., Bear left onto Kings Dominion Access Rd., Continue to Best Western Motel. (front office entrance), Right on Theme Park Way (p/u at 16102 Best Western Hotel, front entrance), Continue back to Kings Dominion Access Rd. to Kings Dominion Blvd., Left on Binns Rd. (roof hatches down before going through tunnel.), Right on Taylorsville Rd. (tunnel), Left on Washington Highway (Rt.1), Proceed south on Route 1(turn into Hanover Cty Raft House & proceed to Atkinson Rd., Left onto Atkinson Rd. & proceed to Cross Corner Rd., Left on Cross Corner Rd. to Route 1, Left on Route 1 (p/u’s to Route Dr.), Right on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Fountain Rd. & turn around at end, (**)Continue to intersection of Old Ridge Rd. & Hickory Hill Rd. (PM run Only, if student is on), Continue back on Old Ridge Rd., Right on Old Ridge Rd., Cross over Route 1 (Washington Highway), Continue to school via: Continuing on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Blunts Bridge Rd., Right on Independence Rd., Right on Blanton Rd., Right on West Patrick Henry Rd. to Patrick Henry and Liberty Middle Schools . Note: Hickory Hill & Old Ridge Rd. students will call for AM p/u.

Run: 43 • Bus: 43 Start run at the intersection of: Farrington Rd. at Greenwood

Church Rd. (7:20am), Continue south on Farrington Rd., Right on Palmers Way, Left on FoxfoRd. Lane (P/U at Bud Lane and FoxfoRd.Lane) turn around, Right on Palmers Way, Right on Farrington Rd., Right on Mountain Rd., Left into Triple Oaks Dr. (turn around at Triple Oaks Dr. & Whispering Creek Circle), Left on Mountain Rd., Right on Palmers Way (turn around), Right on Mountain Rd., Right on Scotchtown Rd., Right on Stillmeadows Rd. (turn around at end), Right on Scotchtown Rd., Right on Three Oaks Lane, Right on Three Oaks Court (turn around at end), Left on Three Oaks Lane, Proceed back to Scotchtown Rd., Right on Scotchtown Rd., Right on W. Patrick Henry Rd. (no p/u’s), Continue to School via: Right on W. Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS . Note: On PM run after stop at 14224 Three Oaks Ln., Proceed to Scotchtown Rd., Left on Scotchtown Rd. to Greenwood Church Rd., Left on Greenwood Church Rd. Right on Cherry Hill Rd., Left on Access, Rd. (turn around on access Rd.), Left on Greenwood Church Rd. (d/o) Run: 44 • Bus: 180 Start run at the intersection of: Karen Dr. and Cedar Lane (7:44am), Left out of Elmont bus loop onto Cedar Lane, Continue southeast on Cedar Lane, Right on Washington Highway, Right on Colonial Estates Circle, Continue to front office location, Bear right and continue on Rd. (around curve), Left into gravel parking lot (p/u’s at this location, Bear right out of gravel parking lot continuing back to front office location, Continue back to Washington Highway, Right on Washington Highway, Left on King Acres Rd., Left on Lakeridge Parkway (no p/u’s), Right on Lakeridge Square Court (circle around at the swimming Pool), Continue and p/u students at the gazebo on the way out, Left on Lakeridge Square Court, Left on Lakeridge Parkway, Right on Sliding Hill Rd., Right on Route One, Right on Old Telegraph Rd. (p/u’s), Continue to bear left on Old Telegraph Rd., Left on Old Keeton Rd. (p/u), Right on Washington Highway, Continue to Rt. 1 and Rt. 54., Left on England St., Continue to school via: Continue on England to Thompson on to Rt.54, Continue on Route 54 west to PH & Liberty Middle . Note: PM run directions for stops same as AM run directions with addition of one stop in the PM at 10406 occasionally.

Run: 45 • Bus: 161 Start run at the intersec-

tion of: Karen Dr. at Cedar Lane (7:40AM), Left on Cedar Lane, Left on Karen Dr., Continue on Karen Dr., Right on Old Elmont Rd., Right on Elmont Rd., Right on Gwathmey Church Rd. (turn around at Meriturn Place), Right on Elmont Rd. to Medical Dr.,Continue to School via: Left on Rte. 54 to PHHS and LMS . Note: Reverse for PM run.

Run: 46 • Bus: 98 Start run at the intersection of: Cobbs Rd. at Washington Highway (7:48am), Right on Washington Highway, Right on Dellwood Rd. (turn around at end, return to Washington Highway, Right on Washington Highway, Continue to p/u at Kosmo Village Trailer Park Continue to Old Keeton Rd., Left on Old Keeton Rd., (turn around at 10357, Hudson Enviro. Dr. way), Right on Old Washington Highway, Right on Lewistown Rd., Right on Carter Heights Rd. (turn around at the end), Left on Lewistown Rd., Right on Washington Highway, P/U at 11408 Washington Highway (across from Whitten Bros.

Auto), Right on Ashcake Rd., Right on Ashland Heights Rd. (turn around at end), Right on Ashcake Rd., Continue across bridge over interstate Left on Cheroy Rd. take 1st right Cheroy Woods Ln., right again on Heath Pond Dr., Right on Ashcake Rd. . Continue to school via: Right on Rt.1 (Washington Highway), Left on W. Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS .

Note: Reverse run for PM. Run: 47 • Bus: 46 Start run at the intersection of: Cedar Ln. & Broken Ln. (7:42am), Left on Cedar Lane, Right on Holly Berry Rd. (p/u) turn around at 11115 Holly Berry Rd., Continue back to Cedar, Right on Broken Bit Lane (turn around at end), Left on Cedar Lane, Left on Winns Church Rd., Continue to Mountain Rd., Right on Mountain Rd. (turn around in Dr. way at Cheryls Produce, 13458 Mtn. Rd.), Right onto Winns Church Rd., Right on Greenwood Rd. (turn around at 12407 Greenwood Rd., Dr. way), Continue on Greenwood Rd. to Ashland Rd., Right on Ashland Rd., Continue to Blanton Rd., Continue to School via: Left on Blanton Rd., Left on West Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS . Note: Reverse run for PM. Run: 48 • Bus: 368 Start run at the intersection of: Karen Dr. at Elmont Rd. (7:40am), Continue south on Elmont Rd. (p/u’s) to

Cedar Lane, Left on Cedar Lane, Right on Old Washington Highway, Continue on Old Washington Highway (p/u’s) to Chickahominy River Lane, Proceed around curve to Kelpie Rd., Henrico Cty., & turn around, Proceed back north on Old Washington Highway, Left on Cedar Lane, Right on Elmont Rd., Right on Cobbs Rd. (make p/u & turn around at The Doorman Specialty Co.), Left on Old Scotland Rd., Left on Haltonshire Way, Left on Scots Hill Terrace, Right on Old Scotland Rd., Left on Cobbs Rd., Right on Elmont Rd., Continue to school via: Continuing on Elmont Rd. to Rt. 54 (W Patrick Henry Rd.), Left on W Patrick Henry Rd. to PHHS and LMS, Note: See routing for PM run directions. _________________________

SOUTH ANNA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Run: 1 • Bus: 339 Start run at the intersection of: King Rd. at Kings Grant Lane (7:37am), Continue on King Rd. to W. Patrick Henry Rd., Left on W. Patrick Henry Rd., Left on Mountain Rd., Left on Greenwood Church Rd., Left on Lone Oak Dr. (turn around at the end), Left on Greenwood Church Rd., Right on Rosmarin Rd., Left on Mountain Rd., Right on St. Peter’s Church Rd. to South Anna Elementary Run: 2 • Bus: 140 Start run at the intersection of: Scotchtown Rd. at W. Patrick Henry Rd. (7:25am), Continue south on Scotchtown Rd. to Three Oaks Lane, Left on Three Oaks Lane, Right on Three Oaks Terrace (turn around at end), Left on Scotchtown Rd., Left on Greenwood Church Rd., Continue onto Cherry Hill Rd., Right on Big Bear Court (Turn around at Little Bear Court), Right on Cherry Hill Rd., Right on Kreutler Rd. (turn around at Stone Trace Dr.), Right on Cherry Hill Rd., Right on Greenwood Church Rd., Left on Mill Creek Dr.,Right on Greenwood Church Rd., Continue on Greenwood Church Rd., Right on Patrick Meadows Way, Left on Henry Forest Way (turn around at end), Continue back to Patrick Meadows Way, Left on Patrick Meadows Way(turn around in cul-de-sac), Continue back to Greenwood Church Rd., Right on Greenwood Church Rd., Continue to school via Left on Rosmarin Rd., see BUS ROUTES, pg. 18

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The group is a self-help fellowship for the friends and family members of addicts who are in need of understanding and healing themselves. For details, call Sandy at 804-730-4812 or email sandy.leigh@verizon. net.

Overcomers Outreach and Women’s Codependency, a Christ-centered anonymous support program offering hope and healing for recovering alcoholics, addicts and their families meet every Monday at 7 p.m., at the Mechanicsville Christian Center at 8061 Shady Grove Road in Mechanicsville. For more information, call 804-366-9645 or email kjfaith1@gmail.com.

BUS ROUTES Continued from pg. 17

Left on Mountain Rd., Right on St. Peters Church Rd., Right on Waltons Tavern Rd. to South Anna Elementary. Note: Reverse PM run directions Run: 3 • Bus: 284 Start run at the intersection of: W. Patrick Henry Rd. at Pinehurst Forest Dr. (7:37am), Continue on Pinehurst Forest Dr. (turn around at end of Pinehurst Forest Dr.), Continue on Pinehurst Forest Dr. to Deep Spring Dr.,Right on Deep Spring Dr. (turn around at end), Continue back to Pinehurst Dr.,Right on Pinehurst Forest Dr.,Right on W. Patrick Henry Rd., Left on Quaker Church Rd. (p/u & turn around at end of state maintenance sign), Left on W. Patrick Henry Rd., Right on Terry Rd., Right on Taylor Rd. (p/u and turn around at designated location), Continue back on Taylor Rd., Right on Terry Rd., Left on Goshen Rd., Right on W. Patrick Henry Rd., Left on Mountain Rd., Right on Locust Run Dr. (turn around at the end), Right on Mountain Rd. to Walton’s Tavern Rd. (no p/u’s), Continue to school via: Right on Walton’s Tavern Rd. to South Anna Elementary Run: 4 • Bus: 66 Start run at the intersection of: Robert Terrell Rd. at New Found Hills Lane (7:20am), Right on W. Patrick Henry Rd., Right on Mountain Rd., Right on Brown Pleasants Rd. (turn around), Continue back to Mountain Rd., Right on Woodman Hall Rd., Left on Connie Hall Rd., Right on Beaver Dam Rd. (turn around at rescue squad building),

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Chamber’s Annual Dinner to be held on Sept. 20 Staff Report news@mechlocal.com MECHANICSVILLE – The Hanover Chamber of Commerce will present its Annual Dinner 2018 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 20, at 8460 Times-Dispatch Blvd. in Mechanicsville.

“Playing to Win” in 2019 is the theme for this year’s Annual Dinner & Networking Night.

Key member updates, officer elections,

Right on Mountain Rd., Right on Burnham Davis Rd. (turning around at the end), Right on Mountain Rd. to Bourne Rd. (turn around), Right on Bethany Church Rd., Left on Canterbury Rd. (P/U), Proceed to school via:Left on Dunns Chapel Rd. & left on Waltons Tavern Rd. to South Anna Elementary Run: 5 • Bus: 159 Start run at the intersection of: Mabelton Rd. at Gun Barrel Rd. (7:25am), Right on Gun Barrel Rd., Right on Mabelton Rd., Continue on Mabelton Rd. to Pleasant Mill Rd., Left on Pleasant Mill Rd., Left on Old Ridge Rd., Left on Gun Barrel Rd., Left on Mountain Rd., Right on Dunn Rd. (turn around at the end), Right on Mountain Rd., Right on Devonwood Rd. (turn around at end of Rd.), Right on Mountain Rd., Right on Bourne Rd., Left on Taylor’s Creek Rd., Proceed to South Anna Elementary via: Continue on Taylor’s Creek Rd., Left on Dunn’s Chapel Rd., Right on Saint Peters Church Rd. to South Anna Elementary Run: 6 • Bus: 36 Start run at the intersection of: Mountain Rd. & Hopeful Church Rd. (7:25am), Left on Mountain Rd., Left on Hopeful Church Rd., Continue on Hopeful Church Rd., Right on Taylors Creek Rd. (turn around at Boondock Ln. & Taylors Creek Rd.), Right on Taylor’s Creek Rd., Continue east on Taylors Creek Rd., Right on Spring Rd. (p/u) turn around at designated location, Right on Taylors Creek Rd., Right on Dunns Chapel Rd., Right on Vontay Rd., Left on Summer Ridge Place (turn around at designated location), Continue back on Vontay Rd., Right on Vontay

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Rd. (p/u’s), Left on Dunns Chapel Rd., Right on St. Peter’s Church Rd., Continue to school via: St. Peter’s Church Rd. and Walton’s Tavern Rd., Left on Walton’s Tavern Rd. to South Anna Elementary School . Note: Reverse run for PM Run: 7 • Bus: 153 Start run at 11451 Watkins Rd. at (7:30am), Continue on Watkins Rd. to Dogwood Trail Rd., Right on Dogwood Trail Rd., Continue east on Dogwood Trail to Hanover Rd., Continue on Hanover Rd., Right on Pony Farm Rd., Continue to Gallop Lane, Right on Gallop Lane (turn around at designated location), Continue back to Pony Farm Lane, Left on Pony Farm Rd., Continue to Hanover Rd., Left on Hanover Rd., Continue to Pinhook Rd., Left on Pinhook Rd., Left on Explorer Ridge Rd. (turn around at end of Rd.), Right on Victoria Hills Rd. (turn around at the end), Right on Explorer Ridge Rd., Left on Pinhook Rd., Left on Turkey Rd., Bear right on Woodland Fox Lane (turn around at Hunting Horn), Left on Pinhook Rd., Continue to Bowles Knob, Left on Bowles Knob (turn around at designated location), Continue back to Pinhook Rd., Left on Pinhook Rd., Right on Vontay Rd., Left on Dunns Chapel Rd., Right on St. Peters Church Rd., Left on Waltons Tavern Rd. to South Anna Elementary School Run: 8 • Bus: 57 Start run at the location of: 12071 Bienvenue Rd. (7:30am), Proceed on Bienvenue Rd., Right on Dogwood Trail Rd., Right on Watkins Rd. & turn around, Left on Dogwood Trail Rd. (proceed to Cedar Glade Ln. & Dogwood Trail Rd.), Proceed on Dogwood

games to play for door prizes, food, after party networking and member awards will be included in the evening.

Event partners are Dominion Energy and Union. Pixel Factory Data Center is the patron sponsor.

Early bird member ticket sales end on Friday, Aug. 31. The cost is $45 per person.

Regular Chamber member tickets are $50 per person. Non-member and late member tickets are $60 per person. Dinner and all

Trail Rd. to Grannys Lane, Left on Bienvenue Rd., Continue on Bienvenue Rd., Right on Pouncey Tract Rd., Right on Dogwood Trail Rd., Left on Rosemont Rd., Right on Primrose Lane, Cross over Dogwood Trail Rd., P/U’s on Rosemont Rd., Right on Echo Meadows Rd., Left on Manakin Rd., Right on Seay Rd. (turn around at Brittland Rd.), Return to Manakin Rd., Right on Echo Meadows Rd., Left on Manakin Rd., Right Seay Rd. (turn around & P/U at Brittland), Return to Manakin Rd., Right on Echo Meadows Rd., Right on Rockville Rd. (turn around at Sylvan Lane), Right on Rockville Rd., Right on Pouncey Tract Rd., Left on South Anna Dr.,Left on Howards Mill Rd., Left on St. Peters Church Rd., Right on Waltons Tavern Rd., Continue to South Anna Elementary Run: 9 • Bus: 63 Start run at the intersection of: Pouncey Tract Road at Shop Creek Road (7:40am), Continue on Pouncey Tract Road (south to southeast), Right on Dogwood Trail Road (p/u’s), Continue on Dogwood Trail Road (turn around at Maple Grove Farm or at Manakin Road and Dogwood Trail Road, depending on p/u and d/o of students), Continue back east on Dogwood Trail Road, Right on Pouncey Tract Road, Left on Walnut Hills Road (go to end Walnut Hill Estates make loop in culdesac), Left on Henley Road (turn around at MLC Lane), Continue back on Walnut Hill Road, Left on Pouncey Tract Road, Left on South Anna Drive, Left on Howard’s Mill Road Left on St. Peters Church Road, Continue to school via: Right on Walton’s Tavern Road to South Anna Elementary.

beverages are included with the ticket.

Executive Director Melissa Miller said $5 from each ticket will go directly to the High School Scholarship Match Fund.

Payments may be made online via PayPal;checks may be mailed to the Chamber office; and checks or cash will be accepted on-site.

For more information, call 804-4422093, email info@hanoverchamberva.com or visit http://hanoverchamberva.com/.

Run: 10 • Bus: 373 Start run at the intersection of: Pouncey Tract Rd. and Mile Branch Rd. (7:20am), Right on Mile Branch Rd., Right on Pouncey Tract Rd., Continue (east) on Pouncey Tract Rd., Left on Ashland Rd., Right on Cauthorne Rd. (proceed to Shady Hill Sub., go to end, turn around), Proceed back to Cauthorne Rd., Proceed back to Ashland Rd., Right on Ashland Rd. (back up into McCardle Subdivison, Left back onto Ashland Rd., Right on Greenwood Rd., Left on Mountain Rd., Right on Chewning Rd., Right on Ashland Rd., Right on Abner Church Rd., Left on Howards Mill Rd., Left on Pouncey Tract Rd. (turn around at designated location), Continue back on Pouncey Tract Rd., Right on Howard’s Mill Rd., Right on Stone Horse Creek Rd. (turn around at designated location), Continue back to Howards Mill Rd., Right on Howards Mill Rd., Continue to school via: Left on St. Peters Church Rd., Right on Walton’s Tavern Rd. to South Anna Elementary Run 11 • Bus 365 Start run at intersection of: Greenwood Church Rd. at Ashland/ Blanton Rd. (7:30am), Continue north on Greenwood Church Rd. to Farrington Rd., Left on Farrington Rd., Right on Palmers Way, Left on FoxfoRd.Lane (P/U at FoxfoRd.Ln & Bud Ln., turn around at intersection), Right on Palmers Way, Right on Farrington Rd., Right on Mountain Rd., Proceed to west on Mountain Rd., Left on Triple Oaks Estates Dr. (turn around at Whispering Creek Circle), Proceed back to Mountain Rd., Right on Mountain Rd., Right on Stone Horse Creek Rd., Cross over

Auburn Mill Rd. (turn around at 2nd Dr. on left), Left on Auburn Mill Rd., Right on Woodstock Rd. (turn around at the end), Right on Auburn Mill Rd., Right on Auburn Mill Rd. to St. Peter’s Church Rd., Continue to school via: Left on St. Peter’s Church Rd., Right on Walton’s Tavern Rd. to South Anna Elementary .. Note: Reverse run directions for PM. Run: 12 • Bus: 326 Start run at the intersection of: Brabrand Lane & Mountain Rd. (7:30am), Right on Mountain Rd. (p/u’s), Continue on Mountain Rd. to Palmers Way off of Mountain Rd. (p/u’s), Left onto Palmers Way (Mountain Run Subdivison) turn around at Tates Way, Continue back on Palmers Way (stop at Kelly’s FoRd.Way), Right on Mountain Rd., Continue to Scotchtown Rd. (turn around at Still Meadows Rd.), Continue back to Mountain Rd., Right on Mountain Rd. (p/u students on right hand side of Rd.), Continue to Sir Walker Dr. (p/u at intersection), Left on Waltons Tavern Rd., Continue to South Anna Elementary Run: 13 • Bus: 183 Start run( prior) to intersection of Mountain Road and Bethany Church Road (7:40am), P/U’s on Bethany Church Road prior to intersection of Mtn. Road, Left on Mountain Road, Left on Clazemont Road, Left on Taylor’s Creek Road, Left on Bethany Church Road, Right on Wedged Stone Drive (turn around at Taylors Overlook Court), Right on Bethany Church Road, Left on Pryor Lane (turn around at the end), Right on Bethany Church Road, Left on Canterbury Road, Left on St. Peter’s Church Road to South Anna Elementary. Reverse run directions for PM.

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