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Rural broadband in a socially distant world There is only one thing on people's minds in the last couple of weeks, COVID-19. I believe it is prudent to look at other country's responses as an indicator of what is in store for us here in the United States in the coming weeks and months.

One of the social distancing strategies that is work-from-home strategies is being widely touted, also known as telework. Not all professional industries are designed and able to take advantage of teleworking. But most office type work is suited for a telework experience.

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600,000 Unconnected Virginians The ability to telework is only as good as the broadband available to your home. I've written about the lack of robust broadband infrastructure in rural communities, and there are many advocates in our local community that are continuing

the fight to make improvements.

Laura Loveday (Culpeper Grant Administrator) is still fighting the good fight by submitting arduous amounts of paperwork for the VATI Grant system. Something Culpeper was NOT granted in the latest round of funding.

Christopher Ali, Professor at UVA, is writing the book on the impact of the inadequacies of access to broadband in rural environments.

I suggest you follow him on Twitter for updates on his forthcoming book.

There are still more than 600,000 Virginians without access to broadband internet, according to the Commonwealth Connect — a number that has not changed since I initially reported on it back in August 2019.

Schools in the region are already shut down between two to four weeks. Employees are told to stay home. If your area doesn't have broadband, how are you supposed to accomplish anything? If classroom teaching moves online, how are students supposed to access courses?

Telehealth is also becoming more critical as governing bodies are

looking to expand it. NYU Langone Health has a Virtual Urgent Care service in use for this purpose.

Potential patients are being told to stay home and contact a clinician remotely if they are experiencing flu-like symptoms.

Mobile hotspots using your phone may be the only pocketbook busting choice that you may have.

What are the ISPs doing?

Make no mistake; expanding the infrastructure is not on the horizon.

There aren't any emergency plans for internet connectivity in place for emergencies of this nature. It's up to the ISPs and the FCC to make things more tenable.

Comcast is removing its data caps, opening up the Xfinity WIFI for free (note you have to be in public spaces to access). Comcast has also agreed that there are no disconnects or late fees for missed payments, and low-income families are eligible for a $9.95 essentials plan for 60 days.

Sprint and T-Mobile are increasing their data caps on their mobile plans. I have not seen information related to data caps for AT&T and Verizon Wireless mobile plans.

All mobile carriers have agreed to honor waiving late fees and no disconnects with so many more people at home.

You should check with your mobile provider to see what options are available to you regarding payment and data plan caps.

Make the Best of Telework If you have not experimented with telework in your company, I encourage you to start working on an implementation strategy today.

A friend of mine, Brittany Chiang, President of Flatter Inc., recently published a LinkedIn article on their approach to telework as a small business in the government contracting space. You can check out that article at https://bit. ly/2QiDnI2 Maintain Patience with Remote Learning If you are a parent with schoolaged children, remain patient as the public-school systems are working to implement distance learning as the primary teaching delivery method. Administrators ➤ See Data Dump, Page 3

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➤ Data Dump, from Page 2 and teachers will need time to ramp up their capabilities to meet the demand and effectively communicate processes and procedures to the community at large.

Set a Positive Example in the Weeks Ahead I can only offer words of encouragement as we go down a path I doubt any of us have experienced in our lifetimes. Be a leader in your home and in the community. When times feel overwhelming, take a deep breath, don't panic and be the voice of reason.

I found an unattributed quote that summed this up pretty well, "Young children are going to remember how their families felt during this Coronavirus panic, more than anything specific about the virus. Our kids are watching and learning about how to respond to stress and uncertainty. Let's wire our kids with resilience, not panic."

You can find John Barker at linkedin.com/in/john-n-barker or instagram.com/johnbarker78.

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Health official: Coronavirus not the Zombie Apocalypse ➤ Electricity, water won't be affected; buy just enough supplies for a few days

By Pat Fitzgerald For the Culpeper Times The coronavirus is not the Zombie Apocalypse.

That’s what April Achter, MPH Population Health Coordinator for the Rappahannock/Rapidan Health District, told last week’s Healthy Culpeper gathering in explaining how the pandemic, which started late last year in China, will affect the area over the next few weeks and months.

“Our water supply should not be affected … we have no reason to believe our electricity will go out,” she said. “You need to get enough supplies to last you for a few days, but we don’t want to overreact. We want to prepare and we want to be calm.”

Achter gave her speech in the middle of the week. Just 48 hours later, toilet paper, milk and meat were hard to find in stores throughout the country.

She also explained why the next two weeks will be critical in keeping the virus in check.

As of Thursday morning, 114 people in the U.S. — including two in Virginia — have died from

coronavirus. officials about their travels “…

“Usually there’s an incubation because their neighbors are that ranges anywhere from two to ratting them out.”

14 days,” Achter “We follow those we know, said.

“Most otherwise we follow the global people, if they messaging: ‘If you have returned get symptoms, from this area you need to will get them in monitor yourself for this illness about five days. for 14 days,” Achter said. “Every Usually for this effort is to make this a volunteer particular virus, process. … If that does not work Achter it’s fever, cough out, we have steps in place to and shortness of make it a mandatory quarantine. breath.

“When a disease is reported “This particular virus affects to us or by that patient, we those who are over age 50 more isolate them. Isolation means often … The estimates are is you go home, you don’t pass Go, that 80% of people who get this you don’t collect your $200,” she virus will have mild symptoms,” said. “Public health calls you she noted. “Just like most of us and identifies what we call your who will get a common cold will close contacts. Do you share an ache for a couple of days and then office, do you share an office at will go back about our business; work? Do you have a workout 80% will have mild disease partner? Those are the people (symptoms). then, for this disease, we are “This particular virus has putting into quarantine. Isolation a (severity) higher index than is the separation of sick people. influence,” Achter said. “We Quarantine is the separation expect about 13% of people to have of well but expose. And the severe disease; that means they quarantine for this disease is might require oxygen. We expect 14 days. That’s two full weeks about 6% of people will have because that is the length of the critical disease; and that means incubation period.” they might require mechanical The goal of all these measures is ventilation in a hospital setting.” to keep the virus from overloading She added that the the healthcare system.

Rappahannock/Rapidan Health “We simply do not have a District has been following up lot of surge capacity in our with those it knows have recently healthcare system,” Achter said. traveled to coronavirus hot spots. “The concern is that if everyone It’s even getting in touch with those who haven’t notified health ➤ See Coronavirus, Page 4

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“The second concern is that if everyone is going to the hospital because they are concerned they have the coronavirus, even if they have mild symptoms, it will create a surge that will keep folks who are there with an injury or infection or whatever else needs urgent evaluation from getting care in a timely manner,” she said. “If you have mild symptoms, you do not need an emergency department visit. The decision to go the emergency room should always be based on symptoms, regardless of cause. If you have symptoms that are concerning, go to the ED where you think you have coronavirus or the flu or

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“We’re trying to flatten the [exponential] curve,” Achter said. “What that means is that even we think coronavirus will come, we think it will impact our community, if we can slow it down it is much better for everyone in our community. Because slowing it down means we spread out the demand on our resources. That’s our No. 1 goal.”

She added that people can keep with the latest news and advisories regarding coronavirus by visiting virginia.gov or the Rappahannock-Rapidan Health District at rrhd.org. People can also call 1-877-ASK-VDH3 (1-877275-8343) for general questions.

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Help, relief available during virus lockdown

By Pat Fitzgerald For the Culpeper Times As the COVID-19 coronavirus shuts down everything from schools to church services to dine-in restaurant service, many local government and service organizations are helping to ease the burden on those most affected by the disruption in day-to-day life.

Drive-through breakfast, lunch for all CCPS students Culpeper County Public Schools is offering drive-through breakfast and lunch service for all CCPS students at Emerald Hill Elementary School, Pearl Sample Elementary School, and Sycamore Park Elementary School. Breakfast service will be from 8-9 a.m. and lunch will be available from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

In addition, Culpeper Human Services will be offering breakfast and lunch service to the youth of Culpeper County at the GalbreathMarshall Building.

Breakfast service will be from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. and lunch will be available from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Children must be present to receive meals.

Salvation Army helping to fight cabin fever As the coronavirus spreads across the United States, the Salvation Army is helping kids treat cabin fever, and providing safe access to food and commodities.

The Salvation Army is delivering boxes of fun to treat children for cabin fever. Each box contains art supplies, board games, activity sheets, candy, and children’s devotions. Volunteers will build the boxes on Thursday, March 19, and Lieutenant Rachel Martin will deliver boxes of fun to the first group of children on Thursday afternoon.

The first target population are children who participate in The Salvation Army’s weekly children’s program, Youth Downtown. Next week families in need will be able to pick up boxes of fun from The Salvation Army pantries while supplies last.

The Salvation Army pantries provide free food and commodities to clients one on one. This method is especially helpful to those who would like to avoid large crowds.

Our social worker cleans the client area every hour. The Culpeper

pantry in The Salvation Army Center for Worship and Service is at 133 E. Culpeper St., next to Uncle Elder’s BBQ, and is open Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Culpeper Human Services offering help to many groups SNAP applications may be obtained at Culpeper Human Services located at 1835 Industry Drive, Culpeper, or on-line at www.CommonHelp.gov or staff will mail one to people the same day they request it.

An application may also be filed through the DSS Call Center at (855)635-4370. Culpeper Human Services encourage sanyone in need of supplemental food assistance to submit an application for evaluation of eligibility.

Culpeper Human Services opened a central operations center and be the central point of contact for those needing emergency assistance in the County of Culpeper. They must be a Culpeper resident to participate.

The contact number will be the same as the First Call for Help

phone at (540) 229-3816. During the next two weeks, call this number if you need food or other assistance. The phone will be answered during the workweek from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The central operations center will also take calls at (540) 7270372, extension 443 for anyone in the community wishing to help or to volunteer so that it has a central registry of volunteers in the event of the need to have people assist with food distribution/delivery.

Culpeper Human Services is asking that anyone wishing to make a donation for food to those in need, to donate to the Culpeper Food Closet, located at St. Stephens Episcopal Church. To make a monetary donation, please make a check payable to Culpeper Food Closet and mail to P.O. Box 343, Culpeper, Va. 22701.

To donate money for personal hygiene items, diapers, wipes, toilet paper, and other items or for homeless assistance, send a check payable to Culpeper Human Services and in the memo note First Call for Help Virus response at P. O. Box 1355 ➤ See Help, Page 13

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By Amy Wagner Contributing Writer It’s getting deep at Powell Wellness Center as AquaStretch practitioner Sharon Steele gets into the muscles to provide almost immediate relief to pain and stiffness.

AquaStretch calms the fascia, a sheet of connective tissue under the skin that protects and stabilizes muscles and organs in one’s body. Sessions are provided on an individual basis, for 30 minutes, in shallow, warm water. Available to members and non-members of Powell Wellness Center, interested clients can sign up at the front desk.

Steele, who has been teaching fitness for 42 years, got certified as an AquaStretch practitioner in 2012. Her certifications are extensive and include Aquatic Exercise Association (AEA); Athletics and Fitness Association of America (AFAA); Aquatic Therapy and Rehab Institute (ATRI) and BackHab; Arthritis Foundation; and Bio Exercise Coach.

Steele’s main purpose in pursuing AquaStretch training was that she wanted it to be available to the community. “We have the best facility as far as a therapy pool and it fit perfectly with the needs of the community,” she said.

AquaStretch is recommended for people who have had joint replacements, experience lower back, shoulder or knee pain or stiffness, or for athletes. Steele said AquaStretch is appropriate for everyone though a physician note is required following surgeries.

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Lastly, the client is asked to move again, while pressure is maintained, which results in the pain or stiffness being relieved. This four-step process is repeated until the client cannot find any pain or stiffness in their movement.

A highly effective means of relief, Steele recommends interested clients to sign up for at least four sessions initially and then “frequent tune ups” as necessary.

During a recent AquaStretch session with client Briarly Rogers, 63, Steele used a suspended move called water dancing to perform spinal relief and alignment.

“Oh my gosh, this is wonderful,” said Rogers, in a supine position while Steele moved her spine in shallow water. “I feel like a cooked noodle,” she said, smiling, at the end of her session.

Rogers has done personal training with Steele since September of 2017, primarily for lower back pain. “Personal training is the only thing that makes my back feel good,” said Rogers who has had previous AquaStretch sessions with Steele for Iliotibial (IT) band release. Steele recently stressed the importance of healthy fascia, likening it to water. “When it’s healthy it flows, and when it’s unhealthy it creates all sorts of problems,” she said.

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CCHS students raise money to build well in Uganda

By Pat Fitzgerald For the Culpeper Times While local school children are at home because classes have been canceled due to the coronavirus, many school girls halfway across the world aren’t lucky enough to go to school because they’re too busy fetching clean water for their family.

Two Culpeper County High School seniors are hoping to help with that situation through a Walk4Water event next month at the CCHS track.

And although it’s looking more and more likely that the event won’t be able to take place, Kasey Mize and Amy Thelin are already close to their goal of raising $10,500 to help drill as fresh water drill in the village of Pajangango, Uganda, to give 10,000 people access to a safe water source — and help girls there attend school.

“About three years ago I met with my with aunt … and she has been traveling to Uganda for 10 years now, mostly on medical outreaches through this organization, it’s a nonprofit, called Hope4Kids International,” Mize said. Mize was

there as part of the Dress a Girl project to sew dresses and dolls for young girls in Uganda. “This is really important, because culturally if they don’t have a dress that covers their dress code, which is below the knees, young girls aren’t allowed to go to school or church. … That was really inspirational for me,” she said.

“Last summer I had the opportunity to travel with my aunt to Uganda and take the dresses myself and deliver them,” Mize said. “It was really an amazing experience. I got to do a lot of things while I was there. … I also witnessed a well dedication. And that was mind-blowing. I had no idea the need there.”

“The girl’s job in the family is to travel up to 3.7 kilometers to fetch water,” said Thelin. “And the water sources they have are full of disease. They’re just basically small mud puddles and they’re just full of feces. These girls, when they travel there, they’re subject to predators — animal and human predators.

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A total of 142 students from third to seventh grade participated in the annual Math 24 competition held last Wednesday afternoon at Floyd T. Binns Middle School. The fast-paced competition challenged the students' fundamental math skills; addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Third-grade winners were: Michael Nenyuk (first place), Eirian Lacy (third place), Tenley Rendell (fourth place) and Cole Shaffer (second place).

Fourth-grade winners were: Bryce Jenkins (first place), Sasha Wolford (second place), Kaleb Myers (third place) and Anthony Alvarez (fourth place.)

Fifth-grade winners were: Isis Lindsay (fourth place), Beckett Capellini (third place), Toya Donner (first place) and Dakota Bennett (second place).

Sixth-grade winners were: Aislynn Frazier (fourth place), Riley Kitts (third place), Elaine Balino (second place) and Brian Balderrama (first place).

Seventh-grade winners were: Peter Nenyuk (first place), Christian Smith (second place), Addison Washinger (third place) and Abigail Brown (fourth place).

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➤ Walk4Water, from Page 8 to school and get an education, it helps them to break out of the cycle of poverty.”

Most people in Uganda live off less than $50 a year, noted Kasey’s Mom, Karri. “Sometimes based on the size of the family, they have to do that several times a day,” Kerri Mize said. “It just consumes their entire existence. The well, in addition to the public health and safety aspects, just frees up their time so that the women can be more productive, maybe even work.

“The main goal these girls were focusing on were the younger, school-age girls who would then have the ability to get an education, which is really the only way they will ever break out of that,” she said. “That’s the key.”

Kasey Mize said she was trying to think of a way to bring it back to Culpeper and raise money for a well.

“Amy, who is the NHS president this year, actually approached me after reading the blogs I was keeping while I was on the trip, and said, ‘Kasey, I think this something we can do through our school,’ which is an avenue I hadn’t even considered.

“Walk4Water is kind of a Relay for Life-style event,” Kasey Mize said. “It was … well, it is … going to be held at our CCHS track and it

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Kasey Mize and Amy Thelin also had a fundraiser, a change-for-change drive for Walk4Water that had two popular athletes from each grade at Culpeper County High School put their mugshots on a can and whomever got the most change in the can got “pied” in the face. includes a symbolic walk that we’re trying to get people to walk around, the average the girls walk a day to get water, so around 3.7 miles.”

If it’s able to be held, there will be informational stations to learn about the group’s mission, games in the infield, live music and concessions. The goal is finish raising the $10,500 needed for a well.

“That seemed pretty overwhelming to Kasey and I, just two 18-yearolds trying to figure out how to raise

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that much money through the community. But through a lot of generous corporate sponsors and we’ve doing fundraisers at school … we are very close to our goal,” she said.

The girls also had a fundraiser, a change-for-change drive that had two popular athletes from each grade put their mugshots on a can and whomever got the most change in the can got “pied” in the face.

“We needed up raising over $140 through our particular school,” Ka-

sey Mize said.

The April 25 Walk4Water would be $20 for adults, $15 for students and $5 for children 5 and under.

Adults and students get a T-shirt with all the corporate sponsors.

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As powerful as the English language is, there are no words strong enough to describe the past two weeks. The first coronavirus case was reported in Virginia on March 7. Since then, to say the world has turned upside down is an understatement.

Within 10 days, Virginia had 51 cases and its first two deaths from the disease. Now more are infected, a number that will keep rising before the tide is stemmed.

Events are moving so fast, it’s difficult even for those of us in the news business to keep up. Many public gatherings were postponed, then canceled. We were told to avoid being around more than 250 people, then 100, then 50, then 10.

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visibility as to when life might return to normal – but it will.

As with any crisis, heroes emerge. The doctors, nurses and other staff at our local hospitals who literally put themselves in danger every time they treat a patient — and whose work may, unfortunately, just be starting. So many folks we may take for granted in normal times are providing essential services and stability during these troubling times: Our county government officials and employees, our sheriff’s deputies, our volunteer fire and rescue companies. And our fellow small business owners and workers, who are trying to serve their customers when the only certainty about the future of their business is uncertainty.

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date on the latest developments — in this week’s paper and continuously online. In the 10 days since the first case was reported in Virginia, nearly 600,000 visitors went to our parent site InsideNoVa.com — three to four times our normal traffic.

We believe our role as a news organization is to connect our community — to each other, to critical information and to local businesses. As we hunker down to stop the spread of this disease, those connections will become more important than ever. If you know of local residents doing good things during this crisis or of ways people can help, please let us know (e-mail editor@culpepertimes.com).

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And we thank you for trusting us to keep you informed during this crisis. Stay safe and stay healthy!

Help support small businesses during these trying times We’re entering uncharted territory.

Last week, Gov. Ralph Northam declared a state of emergency in Virginia in an effort to help curtail the spread of COVID-19, the Corona virus.

Here, at the Culpeper Chamber of Commerce, we quickly heeded the governor’s calls for caution and promptly postponed all our events scheduled through the end of March.

Our State of the Community originally scheduled for March 25 has been pushed to May 13 at 7:30 a.m. at the Country Club of Culpeper.

We have postponed the scheduled

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Meet the President/CEO mixer until a later date, and we’ve held off on our scheduled ribbon cuttings for the month. Since then, the Center for Disease Control has announced a recommended eight-week moratorium on gatherings of more than 80 people. That puts our April Women’s Lift event into jeopardy, and we expect to announce a new date for it soon.

Certainly, postponing these events are an inconvenience but they don’t affect the day-to-day operations of the Chamber. However, our local small businesses are being harmed by the effects of the virus and we urge the community to continue to help our neighbors. Restaurants have had to cease serving meals in their dining rooms, instead offering only take out or delivery. Some are offering curbside service for custom-

ers to help alleviate fears.

We’ve heard from other small businesses that they worry about the unintended consequences a self-quarantine presents. One of the solutions we’ve heard, which we wholeheartedly endorse, is to purchase gift cards for small businesses now – and utilize them once everything returns to a sense of normalcy.

On Pepper’s Grill Facebook page, the business encouraged the public to purchase gift cards as more and more people practice social distancing. “While we will survive, many will not. Due to a decrease in dining out, we may have to cut our staff hours which will reduce their pay,” a post on their page read. “Worst case scenario, we may be forced to close our business for a few days if the virus ➤ See Say, Page 12

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➤ Help, from Page 5

but some meetings may be canceled if the topics are not time-sensitive, Culpeper, Va. 22701. If necessary, according to Town Manager an additional food drop-off site may Christopher Hively. be announced at a later date.

By law these meetings are open With the temporary closing to the public but as a courtesy to the of the Rappahannock-Rapidan public and to minimize potential Community Services Culpeper exposure during this pandemic Senior Center, due to coronavirus response, comments may be sent to concerns, we want to ensure that all the Town in advance of the meeting Seniors in our community continue and read into the record by the to receive meals on a weekly basis. Clerk of Council. Comments may Current Home Delivered Meal be mailed or E-mailed, attention recipients will not be having any Clerk’s Office, ClerksOffice@ changes to their deliveries. These culpeperva.gov. changes will only apply to The town also closed the Visitor individuals who were previously Center, primarily due to the low receiving meals at our Culpeper volume of visitation at this time. In Senior Center. addition, all Museum of Culpeper Culpeper Human Serviceswill History programs and events be delivering meals on Thursdays scheduled from now through beginning March 19. This delivery Friday, April 3, will be canceled will be equivalent to five meals. or postponed. These include our RRCS Transportation staff will Gallery Talk, Museum Jam, and bring meals to the Culpeper Senior children's programs. Visit Facebook Center for members who would for updates and new dates. All like to pick them up at the Senior other town offices remain open Center at 9:15 a.m. on Thursday. to the public but access beyond They will then proceed with the lobby is restricted as a social deliveries to the members’ home distancing measure to protect both who do not wish or are unable to the public and staff. pick up their meals.

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➤ Walk4Water, from Page 10 the math, it’s really had to get that many people.

It became clear that getting community partnerships would be necessary. “The girls were really diligent about knocking on doors and eventually we got it all worked out,” Karri Mize said. “It’s looking at this point that the event itself is unlikely to go forward … [but] through corporate sponsorship the well is going to happen. The upside is the community effort is successful; we just may not get the chance to celebrate together as a community at the event.”

➤ Say, from Page 12 hits Culpeper. As we take necessary precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19, venturing out in our community to support small businesses can seem daunting. One way you can continue to support Pepper’s Grill over the next several weeks is by buying a gift certificate now that can be used later.”

We encourage the public to help small businesses by purchasing as many gift cards as possible – use them in the future, use them as gifts and help keep our neighbors thriving. Place your order online or call

Kasey Mize said one of her favorite things about Thelin’s idea to bring the project to the school is the way it has more of an impact on just the Ugandans.

“It’s a way to involve our student body and help them to see how they make a global impact,” Kasey said.

“I feel like as high schoolers sometimes we think, ‘can I really make a difference to somebody else?’

But this is a way for them to affect somebody who is the exact same age as them a half a world away in a completely different circumstance.”

For more information on the local Walk4Water effort, visit www. w4ki.org/w4w/culpeper. and see if the business is willing to do pickup – at this point in time I’m sure they’d be happy to!

Multiple businesses and groups are posting deals and solutions to this situation on Facebook. Be sure to keep checking the Culpeper Chamber of Commerce Facebook page as we share these posts.

We understand these are difficult, trying times. Everyone is uncertain about the future, but we must be vigilant in working together and supporting our friends and neighbors.

We must continue to help support our local small businesses so that once life returns to normal, we are all able to enjoy it together.

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Following arrest, police stress locking doors On Feb. 10, the Culpeper Police Department received multiple reports of larcenies from and tamperings of unlocked vehicles throughout the Highpoint Subdivision.

During the course of the investigation conducted by Culpeper Police Department detectives, it was determined that a group of unidentified individuals was responsible for the tamperings and larcenies. This group canvassed the neighborhood, checking whether vehicles were locked or unlocked.

Only unsecured vehicles were targeted for the tamperings and larcenies. Detectives were able to positively identify one suspect and obtain warrants.

On March 10, an off-duty officer observed the suspect walking in the Town of Culpeper. Culpeper Police Department detectives and members of the Street Crimes Unit located the suspect in the 1200 block of Belle Avenue and he was taken into custody without incident.

As a result of this investigation, the Culpeper Police Department has charged Daiquan Thompson, 21, of Culpeper with one count of felony Grand Larceny, three counts of misdemeanor Petite Larceny, and

eight counts of Vehicle Tampering.

Thompson is being held without bond at the Culpeper County Jail.

“Larcenies from vehicles and vehicle tamperings are almost always crimes of opportunity,” Culpeper Police Department Chief Thompson Chris Jenkins said. “It is one of our most common crimes during warmer weather and it is also one of the most preventable. Criminals are always hunting for easy targets and what’s easier than an unlocked car with a purse left inside? Or a wallet, an iPad, or a firearm,” he asked. “Our department receives

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I don’t know about you, but I am tired of these endless campaigns. The presidential campaign for 2020 began Nov. 9, 2016, months before President Donald J. Trump took the oath of office.

I still see the occasional Trump/Pence 2016 bumper sticker on a car and a few 2016 campaign signs along county back roads.

For months, a field of what seems like dozens of Democratic presidential wannabes have been attacking each other and making outlandish promises that they cannot keep or we cannot afford. But that is the nature of politics.

In 2016, Trump promised to revive the country’s steel industry, manufacturing and automotive plants. Unemployment is low and the stock market is up; well, it was until recently.

Some of the Democrats are promising Medicare For All. That sounds great since everyone needs health care but at what cost?

It’s a vicious cycle.

Campaigns used to be much shorter, but in this day of social media, attack ads, debates and 24-hour news cycle the campaign season goes on forever.

Before officials are sworn in, no matter which party, the critics are in full voice before the newly elected official has cast a vote on anything. It really boggles the mind.

During the November state and local elections, the Yard Sale Queen received three notices in the mail from some outfit in Richmond urging her to vote. The mailing stated that she had not voted in the 2016 general election or in the 2015 election.

Wrong! We went to the polls together and voted almost side-by-side to cast our ballots.

More misinformation and from what source?

Then there is social media which spews attacks, some unsubstantiated, designed to denigrate the opponent to the point of

mudslinging.

Would candidates please quit sniping and offer some realistic plan for the betterment of the country or community?

Campaigns now seem to focus on the negative.

Campaigns in a word are downright nasty.

It’s OK to tout your qualifications and certainly point out why you think you are more qualified than the other candidate. But being nasty is getting really old.

One thing is certain — partisan politics has paralyzed government’s ability to function. Gone are the days when politicians reached across the aisle to forge agreements on important issues facing constituents.

The Republicans and Democrats should don red and blue hats emblazoned with “The Party of No.” depending upon which party is in charge. It’s disgusting because the citizens are the real losers.

Those are the same citizens who cast votes for change. So, what changed? Not much, if anything.

The presidential campaign rages on with no clear agenda and constant sniping.

In the Seventh Congressional District, a Republican candidate, one of many, emerged last April to challenge the Democratic incumbent who was just three months into her first year of her two-year term.

I am already being bombarded by campaign literature for this candidate wannabe — she hasn’t been named as her party’s candidate yet. I could tell her, if she bothered to ask, that all this negative literature and constant mailings aren’t helping her cause.

Since the presidential campaign is heating up and the Democrats are winnowing the number of candidates to a manageable level through caucuses and primaries, campaign signs will start popping up on the landscape faster than spring weeds. I can’t wait.

Wouldn’t it be nice if some company would formulate Campaign Sign Roundup? Of course, it could cause cancer. That would lead to more infomercials from legal firms about how to get part of a court-ordered settlement.

For the next eight months, prepare to be inundated with mailed political ads, unwanted door hangers, visits from candidate volunteers and acerbic vitriol in social media.

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CRIME SOLVERS Culpeper County Sheriff's Office: March 4-10

Marvin A. Ac Ba Age: 23, White Male Hgt./Wgt.: 5-10/160 Hair/Eye: Brown/Brown Last known: 845 Old Rixeyville Road, Culpeper Wanted for: Two counts of contempt of Court *$100 REWARD for information leading to the Arrest of this Wanted Subject.

Hugo Alberto Ac Ba Age: 19, 5-8/120 Hgt./Wgt.: 5-6/140 Hair/Eye: Black/Brown Last known: 845 Old Rixeyville Road, Culpeper Wanted for: Contempt of court *$100 REWARD for information leading to the Arrest of this Wanted Subject.

Following are the county police reports from March 4-10. Reports are provided by the law enforcement agency listed and do not imply guilt, however are the charge place by the CCSO. March 4 Duane Darnell Brown, 42, 13000 block Chestnut Fork Road, Culpeper, parole board warrant-PB15.

Jerrell O’Neil Williams, 28, 300 block Amelia Drive, Culpeper, grand larceny, abduction by force, intimidation or deception, strangulation resulting in wounding/bodily injury, felonious assault, driving with suspended or revoked license and unlawful use or injury to telephone line.

Steve Grant, 43, 18000 block Brightwood Lane, Jeffersonton, contempt of court.

Jason Vogt, 40, 1300 block Lynn Street, Parkersburg, W.Va., failure to appear.

Priscilla Figueroa, 18, 15000 block Woodridge Court, Culpeper, sale and distribution of marijuana.

Eliana Judith Chicas-Moraga, 18, 300 block of Moseby Court, Manassas Park, possession of marijuana.

March 5 Laiana Darleine Harris, 24, 1000 block Friendship Way, Culpeper, assault and battery on a family member.

James Arthur Morton Age: 29, Black Male Hgt./Wgt.: 6-0/168 Hair/Eye: Black/Brown Last known: 121 E. Piedmont St., Culpeper Wanted for: Possession of controlled substances. *$100 REWARD for information leading to the Arrest of this Wanted Subject.

March 6 Idaettae Marie Lambert, 35, 300 block Third Street, Culpeper, driving under the influence of alcohol and possession of schedule I, II controlled substance.

Mark Anthony Lee, 34, 600 block Mountain View Drive, Culpeper, distribution/sell for profit schedule I/II and obstructing justice regarding drug/gang/ violent offender.

Joseph Bailey Corbin, 29, 16000

block Rocky Road, Culpeper, possession of marijuana.

Heather Nichole Layne, 35, 12000 block Trey Compton Court, Brandy Station, driving while suspended or revoked licensed.

March 7 Chace Gregory Coffey, 20, 100 block Long Trac Road, Stanardsville, probation violation on felony charge.

Jeremy E. Brown, 29, 9000 block James Monroe Highway, Culpeper, strangulation resulting in wounding/bodily injury.

Sheila Gayle Sarmiento, 23, 5000 block Pirata Place, Virginia Beach, recklessgeneral.

Elizabeth Kimberly Jacobs, 23, Cedarwood Drive, Remington, driving after forfeiture of license.

March 8 Mauricio Favela-Barbosa, 48, 13000 block Gray Street, Culpeper, drunk in public with profane language.

Mauricio Yanez Servin, 18, 4500 Evans Dale Road, Woodbridge, driving under the influence of alcohol.

Ivan Octavio Franco, 39, 6900 block Shepard Street, Hyattsville, Md., drunk in public with profane language.

Reilly Christopher Armstrong, 25, 200 block N. Blue Water Boulevard, Mineral, reckless-general.

Mario Francisco RequenoCardona, 21, Blenny Court, Waldorf, Md., possession of marijuana.

Kayley Megan Boyd, 20, 900 block S. West Street, Culpeper, assault and battery.

Darren Jaudon Brown, 24, Pheasant Run Circle, Harrisonburg, obtaining money by false pretenses.

March 9 Diara Preudhomme Aguirre, 44,

5900 block Black Hawk Drive, Oxon Hill, Md., driving under the influence of alcohol.

Kayley Megan Boyd, 20, 900 block S. West Street, Culpeper, assault and battery.

Veronica Lynn Dodd, 29, 200 block Spotswood Road, Locust Grove, revocation of pretrial.

Michael Ray Frazier, 44, 11000 block Eggsbornsville Road, Culpeper, failure to appear, jail: prisoner fails to report to jail and contempt of court.

Bryant Kenneth Simms, 48, 500 block Claire Taylor Court, Culpeper, failure to appear on felony charge.

Catherine Dale Brown, 18, 25000 block Ellys Ford Road, Lignum, falsely summons or false report to police.

Oswaldo Choc Choc, 20, 15000 Hugh Lane, Culpeper, reckless driving-excessive speed.

Robert L. Hester III, 20, 7500 block Sarahs Way, Culpeper, possession of marijuana.

Richard Lee Renshaw, 57, 9300 block Mountain Run Lake, Culpeper, distribution/ sell for profit, schedule I/II. March 10 Timothy Allen Boswell Sr., 49, 12000 Honeysuckle Lane, Orange, intentional damage to monument under $1,000, eluding police-endanger persons or police car and operate motor vehicle-habitual offender.

Richard Raymond Donovan, 67, 200 Emerald Lane, Front Royal, driving with suspended or revoked license.

John Wade Dyer, 50, Jacks Shop Road, Rochelle, probation violation on misdemeanor charge, probation violation on felony charge and contempt of court.

Andre Jacory Frye, 41, 17000 block Lakemont Drive, Culpeper, contempt of court.

Culpeper Town Police: March 9-15 Casey Nicole Rutherford Age: 28, White Female Hgt./Wgt.: 5-3/175 Hair/Eye: Brown/Brown Last known: 12058 Scotts Mill Road, Culpeper Wanted for: Probation violations on misdemeanor charge and felony. *$100 REWARD for information leading to the Arrest of this Wanted Subject.

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Following are the police reports from March 2-7. Reports are provided by the law enforcement agency listed and do not imply guilt, however are the charges placed by the police department.

March 9 Jenae Nicole Logan-Williams, 19, no fixed address, Culpeper, monument:

intentional damage, value less than $1,000.

David Franklin Brown, 53, 2900 block Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond, drunk in public with profane language.

March 10 Matthew Paul Waddill, 33, 2600 block Buryn Circle, Virginia Beach, drunk

in public with profane language.

Luis Alberto Martinez-Reyes, 34, 800 block Fairview Circle, Culpeper, contempt of court.

Daiquan Lamar Thompson, 21, 300 block Wine Street, Culpeper, eight counts of climb into vehicle/boat/etc., to commit crime and three counts of petit larceny. ➤ See Arrests, Page 19

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ORDER OF PUBLICATION Commonwealth of Virginia VA. CODE§ 8.01-316 Case No. JJ015888-09-00 JJ015888-10-00 CULPEPER J&DR COURT JUVENILE DIVISION Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court Commonweatlh of Virginia, in re STEWART, TAMARA LYNN CULPEPER DSS v.

LAWRENCE SAMANTHA LYNN The object of this suit is to: PERMANENCY PLANNING, TERMINATION OF FATHER’S PARENTAL RIGHT; TERMINATION OF MOTHER’S PARENTAL RIGHTS. It is ORDERED that SAMANTHA LYNN LAWRENCE appear at the abovenamed Court and protect his or her intersts on or before 4/1/2020 at 2:00PM. 2/27, 3/5, 3/12 & 3/19/20

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CULPEPER COUNTY

JANE RICE LANGAN, TRUSTEE [AND/ OR ANY SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE(S)] OF THE BLANCE C. RICE LIVING TRUST DATED APRIL 16, 1998, et al Plaintiffs vs.

ARLEY ESTES, et als, Defendants

CASE No: CL20000265-00

ORDER OF PUBLICATION The object of this suit is to effect a partition of certain parcels of real property described collectively as Tax Map No. 17-26; which consists of one parcel containing 9.84 acres, more or less, and one parcel containing one acre, more or less which adjoining parcels are lying and beingin the Salem Magisterial District, in the County of Culpeper, Commonwealth of Virginia. These lots or parcels or real property are more particularly descrived in deeds of conveyance recorded in Deed Book 87 at Page 366 and Deed Book 103 at Page 247 among the land records of Culpeper County, Virginia, wherein the said properties were conveyed to Hattie Coughlin (Coffman.)

Based on the Affidavit filed in this action, there may be unknown Defendants who are indentifed as the unknown heirs-at-law, devisees and successors in title of Arizona C. Keenum, Doris Coughlin, Lyle Coughlin, Clyde Coughlin, Browing Coughlin, Mable c. McDaniel, Blanch C. Rice, Raymond Coughlin, Marvin Coughlin, Raches Estes, Susie Snyder, Altha Benjamin Hawkins, Bessie Ellen Norman, Hazel Lee Veltoven, Katheryn “Kitty” Bayne, Mary Lucille Burke, Richard L. Bayne, Sr., and Charles H. Bayne, Sr. Additionally after exercising due diligence, there are persons who are or may be Defendants whose location or whereabouts are unknown; namely, Phillip Brumbles, Russell Burke, Kim Williams, Cahrles H. Bayne, Jr., Benjamin Hawkins, Julie Mara and steven Norman, if not living, then their heirs and/or devisees and successors and assigns whose names and locations are or may be unknown. Finally, there may be Defendants who are otherwise unknown parties and are identified by the general description of “Parties Unknown” , who may have some interestin the real property or a protion thereof, that is subject to this partition suit.

WHEREFORE, it is hereby ORDERED that the unknown Defendants and the Defendants whereabouts are unknown as described hereinabove or any party claiming through them or any parties in any way having or claiming an interest whatsover in the property subject to this suit or any portion thereof, appear in the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Culpeper County on or before May 1, 2020 to do what is necessary to protect their interest as they may have in the property subject hereto.

V I R G I N I A: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CULPEPER COUNTY STEPHEN W. CORBIN, TRUSTEE, Plaintiff v.

CASE No: CL20000339-00 UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES AND SUCCESSORS IN TITLE TO HARRY LEE TUEL, ANNIE M. TUEL, WILLIAM LEE TUEL, JAMES LEE TUEL, ROBERT CLYDE TUEL, PEARL IRENE TUEL, a/k/a Pearl I. BOND, a/k/a PEARL IRENE WORTH, a/k/a PEARL IRENE MILLER, a/k/a PEARL I. HANNAH, EVELYN LOUISE TUEL, a/k/a EVELYN LOUISE TUEL CORBIN, LINDA DIANE LAMAR, ROBERT K. CLORE, CRYSTAL M. PALUMBO,RICHARD BOND, FRANKLIN BOND, EDWIN BOND, JUDY MUMFORD, JACKIE LEONE, JANICE KASAMIS, MARILYN LAMB, JEANNE BOND, PAUL BOND, EDWIN BOND, JR., PAUL BARTON, WILLIAM, WORTH PAULETTE RAZZANO, and any other unknown party that may have an interest in a tract of land containing 13 acres, more or less, on Virginia Route 666, TM 41-67 in Culpeper County, Virginia, if any there be, PARTIES UNKNOWN, Defendants ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO: UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES AND SUCCESSORS IN TITLE TO HARRY LEE TUEL, ANNIE M. TUEL, WILLIAM LEE TUEL, JAMES LEE TUEL, ROBERT CLYDE TUEL, PEARL IRENE TUEL, a/k/a PEARL I. BOND, a/k/a PEARL IRENE WORTH, a/k/a PEARL IRENE MILLER, a/k/a PEARL I. HANNAH, EVELYN LOUISE TUEL, a/k/a EVELYN LOUISE TUEL CORBIN, LINDA DIANE LAMAR, ROBERT K. CLORE, CRYSTAL M. PALUMBO,RICHARD BOND, FRANKLIN BOND, EDWIN BOND, JUDY MUMFORD, JACKIE LEONE, JANICE KASAMIS, MARILYN LAMB, JEANNE BOND, PAUL BOND, EDWIN BOND, JR., PAUL BARTON, WILLIAM WORTH, PAULETTE RAZZANO, and any other unknown party that may have an interest in a tract of land containing 13 acres, more or less, on Virginia Route 666, TM 41-67 in Culpeper County, Virginia, if any there be, PARTIES UNKNOWN and ANY SUCH PARTIES WHO MAY BE NON-RESIDENT, INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS The object of this Complaint is to determine the owners and their respective interests in a cerain parcel of land located on Virginia Route 666 in Culpeper County, Virginia containing 13 acres, more or less, TM 41-67, that was conveyed to Harry Lee Tuel, husband of Annie M. Tuel, by deed dated April 17, 1939 and recorded in Deed Book 100, page 466 to ascertain any liens thereon and their priority and to partition such property in one of the modes prescribed by low.

An Affidavit having been made that there are non-resident individual defendants and that there are UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES AND SUCCESSORS IN TITLE TO HARRY LEE TUEL, ANNIE M. TUEL, WILLIAM LEE TUEL, JAMES LEE TUEL, ROBERT CLYDE TUEL, PEARL IRENE TUEL, a/k/a PEARL I. BOND, a/k/a PEARL IRENE WORTH, a/k/a PEARL IRENE MILLER, a/k/a PEARL I. HANNAH, EVELYN LOUISE TUEL, a/k/a EVELYN LOUISE TUEL CORBIN, LINDA DIANE LAMAR, ROBERT K. CLORE, CRYSTAL M. PALUMBO,RICHARD BOND, FRANKLIN BOND, EDWIN BOND, JUDY MUMFORD, JACKIE LEONE, JANICE KASAMIS, MARILYN LAMB, JEANNE BOND, PAUL BOND, EDWIN BOND, JR., PAUL BARTON, WILLIAM WORTH, PAULETTE RAZZANO, and any other unknown party that may have an interest in a tract of land containing 13 acres, more or less, TM 41-67, in Culpeper County, Virginia, if any there be, PARTIES UNKNOWN, whose names, and last known whereabouts, location and addresses are unknown, it is hereby ORDERED that the above named defendants and/or UNKNOWN PARTIES or any parties claiming through them and all non-resident, individual defendants or any parties in any way having any interest whatsover in the property of any protion thereof, do appear before the Clerk’s Office of the Circuit Court of Culpeper County, Virginia, 135 West Cameron Street, Culpeper, VIrginia 22701 on or before May 1, 2020, and protect their interests.

It is futher ORDERED that this Order of Publication be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in the Culpeper Times, a newspaper of general circulation within this County, shall be posted on the front door of the Courthouse for the Circuit Court of Culpeper County and mailed to each of the defendants at the post office addresses given in the affidavit required by Section 8.01-316 filed among the papers of this cause.

I ASK FOR THIS: John C. Bennett Counsel For Complainant Attorney at Law 306 N. West Street Culpeper, VA 22701 540-825-3838 VSB #14786

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that this Order be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in the Culpeper Times and posted at the front door of the Courthouse wherein the Culpeper County Circuit Court is held I ASK FOR THIS: M. Andrew Gayheart Counsel for Plaintiffs Gayheart & Willis, P.C. 142 E. Davis Street PO Box 1583 Culpeper, Virginia 22701 Telephone (540) 825-3200 Facsimile (540)825-3277 agayheart@gayheartandwillis.com VSB No. 26385

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Alejandro Rose Diaz, 33, 1800 block Birch Drive, Culpeper, violate condition of release, two counts of distribute/sell for profit schedule I/II, possession of controlled substances and possess firearm while in possession of drugs.

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Richard Allen Ridgeway III, 31, 6800 block Crescent Ridge Court, Bealeton, possession of marijuana.

March 13 Shelton Craig Ferris, 35, 200 block E. Piedmont Street, Culpeper, monument: intentional damage, value less than $1,000 and violate protective orders.

Nicole Perry, 37, 500 block Meadowbrook Drive, Culpeper, 12 counts of embezzlement less than $200.

Kenneth Wayne Eaton, 55, Clore Road, Madison, drunk in public with profane language and two counts of trespass after being forbidden to do so.

Oumar Wann, 19, 300 block Lafayette Drive, Culpeper, revocation of pretrial.

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Ethan Isaiah Barnes, 24, address unknown, Culpeper, contempt of court.

March 14 Elias Moises Samayoa, 19, 300 block Lafayette Drive, Culpeper, contempt of court.

Eric Elizabeth Cardenas, 51, 1900 block Cranberry Lane, Culpeper, assault and battery on family member.

John Michael Payne, 30, 15000 block Glen Verdant Drive, Culpeper, possession of marijuana.

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Thomas Richard Paramo, 73, 200 block E. Williams Street, Culpeper, assault and battery on family member.

Matthew Cottoms, 45, 4100 block Carl D. Silver Parkway, Fredericksburg, hit and run with personal injury, driving after forfeiture of license, five counts of condition of release and shoplift after price/conceal goods greater than $500.

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