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2021 Media Information Kit
SSentinel.com
Serving the Middle Peninsula
and Surrounding Area of Virginia
804-758-2328 • www.ssentinel.com
276 Virginia Street • Urbanna, Virginia 23175
Advertising email: hannah@ssentinel.com
From our customers:
We are happy advertisers at the Southside Sentinel! Chuck’s HVAC began adver-
tising when we opened our doors in February 2013. Wendy worked efficiently with us to
help meet both our advertising and budget needs and continues to keep us updated on
additional advertising opportunities. Chuck’s HVAC advertises weekly and is now in the
same location each week. Our customers have told us that’s where they find us!
Chuck Brown
___________________________________________________
What’s important to a small town business? Local customers. Everyone reads the
Southside Sentinel from the first to the last page. An ad in the Sentinel attracts local cus-
tomers plus all the out of towners who regularly read the paper. Affordable, effective-all
you could ask for from your advertising.
Raynell Smith,
Nauti Nells, Deltaville
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The Hartfield Volunteer Fire Department Thrift Store started advertising in the
Southside Sentinel at the beginning this summer in the yard sales column. Its outreach to
our community and surrounding areas has been very instrumental in the increase of our
business. If you want to get “out of the box” give Hannah a call at 804.758.2328 and they
will customize a creative new design just for your specific business need. Look for us in
the Southside Sentinel. Our store is at the firehouse on Twiggs Ferry Road in downtown
Hartfield. We are open Wednesday and Saturday 9am until 3pm. All proceeds go to the
fire department.
Hartfield Volunteer Fire Department
___________________________________________________
Docks of the Bay has seen very tangible results from our advertisements in the
Record and Sentinel, and it has been integral to our business’ growth and exposure in
the community. The ad process was efficient and easy thanks to the knowledgeable and
responsive sales and design team.
Anthony Marchetti,
Docks of the Bay
Southside Sentinel
276 Virginia Street, p.o. box 549, Urbanna, Va 23175
Phone: (804) 758-2328 • Fax: (804) 758-5896
Dear Advertiser:
Thank you for considering the Southside Sentinel to help spread the word about your
business in the Middle Peninsula area. With a current circulation of over 3,625 papers each
week, reaching an audience of over 8,300* readers, we are one of your most important market-
ing assets in this area.
While many daily papers are experiencing a decline, survey after survey shows
that local weekly newspapers like ours remain the most trusted source of local news and adver-
tising in small town America. There are no local TV stations or trained journalists in any other
local media to do the job the Southside Sentinel does.
A readership survey completed for the National Newspaper Association in 2017 by
Susquehanna Polling and Research based in Harrisburg, PA, shows the local newspaper is an
important part of people’s lives. Seventy-nine percent of the community newspaper respondents
said they rely on it for local news and information. The local paper is also important for those
who shop locally. Seventy-nine percent said they find their community paper valuable for local
shopping and advertising information.
*An earlier survey shows that each community newspaper is shared among 2.3 family
members or friends.
Call Hannah Abbott today and let us put your advertising in front of an audience you
need, LOCAL citizens and landowners who buy and read the Southside Sentinel every week!
Sincerely,
Frederick A. Gaskins,
Publisher
P.S. You can expand your reach to include another 13,100 readers in Lancaster County and
adjacent areas of the Northern Neck by placing your advertisement jointly in the Sentinel and
the Rappahannock Record in Kilmarnock. In addition, advertising space is available on our
website, SSentinel.com, in special interest supplements throughout the year, and in the The Riv-
ah Visitor’s Guide, published monthly May through October. Details and discounted combination
rates can be found on the following pages.
ADVERTISING CONTACT:
Hannah Abbott, ext. 103, hannah@ssentinel.com
2 • Southside Sentinel Media Information Kit
SOUTHSIDE SENTINEL Retail Advertising Rates
276 Virginia Street
P. O. Box 549, Urbanna, Virginia 23175
Effective January 1, 2021
(804) 758-2328; FAX (804) 758-5896 Up to 8 page tabloid or 4 page broadsheet, $70m (net)
E-mail address: hannah@ssentinel.com 12 page tabloid or 6 page broadsheet, $73m (net)
Website: www.SSentinel.com 16 page tabloid or 8 page broadsheet, $76m (net)
For each additional 4 tabloid pages or 2 broadsheet pages, add
1. PERSONNEL $3 (net) to the cpm.
The following frequency discounts are available on an annual
Frederick A. and Elizabeth Lee C. Gaskins, Publishers contract basis:
Don Richeson, Editor (editor@ssentinel.com) 13 weeks per year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 percent discount
Joseph Gaskins, Production Manager (jgaskins@ssentinel.com) 26 weeks per year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 percent discount
Hannah Abbott, Advertising Manager (hannah@ssentinel.com) 51 weeks per year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 percent discount
Geanie Longest, Accounts Manager (glongest@ssentinel.com) Please call for maximum/minimum sizes and shipping instructions.
Tyler Radabaugh, Circulation Mgr. (circulation@ssentinel.com)
f. Post It Notes and Section Front ads
2. REPRESENTATIVES Strip ads at the bottom of section fronts and Post It Notes
applied on the front page are available. Call for prices.
Virginia Press Services
g. COMBINATION RATES
11529 Nuckols Road
Glen Allen, VA 23059 In combination with the weekly Rappahannock Record, Kilmar-
(804) 521-7570 nock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8.25 col. inch, each paper.
American Newspaper Representatives Inc. h. COLOR RATES
1000 Shelard Parkway, Suite 360 Full color, ROP (net): Up to 30 col. inches, $60; 31-60 inches,
Minneapolis, MN 55426 $90; 61-90 inches, $120; 91-120 inches, $150; 121 inches or
(612) 545-1116 more, $180.
Full color, ROP (net) in combination with the Rappahannock
3. COMMISSIONS AND TERMS OF PAYMENT Record (fee applies to each paper): Up to 30 col. inches, $30;
31-60 inches, $45; 61-90 inches, $60; 91-120 inches, $75; 121
The local retail rate is non-commissionable. National rates inches or more, $90.
only are commissionable (see 4c). Terms: Net 30. Local retail
rates apply to local retail and service establishments dealing 5. SPECIAL SERVICES
directly with consumers in our circulation area. a. Proofs will be delivered, faxed or emailed if requested, pro-
viding all copy has been submitted by noon Monday. Second
After 30 days a service charge of 1½% per month (18% per proofs and all other ads will either be emailed or be available
year) is added to unpaid accounts. for proofing at the Southside Sentinel office.
4. ADVERTISING RATES b. Tearsheets, when requested, will be provided to any ad
vertiser via email at no charge. The fee for paper tearsheets
a. Retail Advertising Rates (Non-Commissionable): and/or certificates of publication to be mailed through the
Open Rate (1–59 inches in one calendar month): postal system is $5.00 per advertisement.
$9.50 per col. inch
c. www.SSentinel.com includes selected items from the
weekly paper, The Rivah Visitor’s Guide, all of our classifieds
b. Monthly
and frequent updates when local breaking news happens. It is
Quantity rates per calendar month
also the portal for subscribing to the replica e-Edition and archived
(accounts must be paid within 30 days of billing to receive
copies of the Sentinel in pdf form. The e-Edition is available for
these quantity discounts):
$25.00 per year and may be viewed on computers, tablets
and smart phones.
Col. inches per month Col. inch rate
Online advertising is available. See media kit page 11 for details.
60–119. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9.25
120–249. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9.00
6. SPECIAL SECTIONS
250-500. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8.75
February 25................ Bay HealthStyles
Over 500. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8.50
March 25.................... Windows on the Bay (Home & Garden)
June 17....................... Bliss (Bridal Guide)
c. National Advertising Rate (Commissionable):
September 23............. Bay Heritage
$11.25 per column inch (commissionable). 15% allowed to
November 4................ Oyster Festival Preview
recognized advertising agencies. Ads must be submitted elec-
November 18.............. The Perfect Gift (Christmas Catalogue)
tronically, preferably in the PDF format with all fonts embedded
December 23.............. Holiday Greetings
and photos downsampled to 200 dpi.
Inquire about special interest pages during the year on subjects
d. Special Tabloid such as fishing, boating, festivals, graduation, pet contests,
Special sections appear in several issues throughout the year etc. Most of these pages carry advertising at the regular retail
in tabloid form (see 6). These appear in combination with the advertising rate.
Rappahannock Record with additional free circulation. Quantity
discounts do not apply for these sections. No commissions.
Special section advertising rate...$18.50 per col. inch The Rivah Visitor’s Guide is a seasonal tabloid jointly pub-
e. Preprint Rates
Southside Sentinel Media Information Kit • 3
lished by the Sentinel and the Rappahannock Record. An average wide x 19.6 inches deep. Billed as 13 columns wide.
of 17,000 free copies are circulated per month through restau- e. Tabloid Size (special sections, except Rivah Visitor’s Guide).
rants, motels, gift shops, marinas and other outlets. Column sizes remain the same and there are 5 columns per page.
Publication dates for 2021 are: Printed area: 9.1083 inches (wide) x 10.95 inches (deep).
April 29, May 27, July 1, July 29, August 26, October 14
11. SPECIAL CLASSIFICATIONS
7. ROP DEPTH REQUIREMENTS
a. Political Rate: Card rate as earned. Ads must be paid for
a. Standard page: Minimum display advertisement: 1 column in advance. Political ads must conform to all state and federal
x 1 inch. Advertisements over 19 inches deep will be billed full requirements, including disclaimer statements.
column depth. b. Position Charges: Position cannot be purchased nor com-
b. Tabloid page: Minimum display advertisement: 1 column x mitted, but ads will be placed in best position to accommodate
1 inch. Advertisements over 10 inches deep will be billed at full requests. Priority is based on quantity of space purchased.
column depth. c. Charity Rate: Civic clubs, churches, fire departments, public
libraries and charitable groups consisting primarily of volunteers:
8. COPY REGULATIONS $8.25 per column inch.
d. Business Directory: $8.50 per col. inch (8-week run); $7.50
a. We reserve the right to insert the word “advertisement” in any per col. inch (12-week run and over). The deadline for submis-
ads, especially all-copy ads which may be mistaken for news sion is 5 p.m. Friday.
articles. e. Church Directory: Weekly listing of services and contact
b. Liability for errors in advertisements shall not exceed the cost information. Up to 6 lines, $3; up to 12 lines, $5 per week.
of the space occupied by the error. We will provide a correction
letter if we have failed to correct errors clearly marked by the 12. CLASSIFIED RATES (net)
advertiser on return proofs. The newspaper must be advised of
errors no later than 2 days after the ad is published. No refunds will be issued for classifieds ads.
c. All advertising accepted is subject to the approval of the pub a. Up to 25 words: First week $7, each additional week $6. 13
lisher. We shall have the right to revise or reject in whole or in week special $45. $.28 per word for ads over 25 words.
part any advertisement. b. Joint rate with Rappahannock Record, Kilmarnock (fees
d. $45 per hour will be charged for any ad canceled after half or more apply at each paper): Up to 25 words: First week $6.50, each
has been produced and for substantial changes in proofs. additional week $5.50. 13 week special $40. $.26 per word
e. Every effort will be made to meet reasonable position requests. for ads over 25 words.
Priority is based on the quantity of space purchased. Failure to c. Custom classifieds (those with centered or blank lines,
meet these requests will not constitute cause for adjustments, special type styles), Legals, Notices, Resolutions, Memorials
refund or rerun. $1.50 per line (9 line minmum).
f. Advertisements, articles or other materials copyrighted by the d. Classifieds placed under the following classifications are
Southside Sentinel may not be reproduced in exact or substan- payable in advance: Personal, Card of Thanks, Moving/Yard
tially similar form without the written permission of the publisher Sales, In Memoriam, Work Wanted.
of the Southside Sentinel. e. Trader ads are free if: Item less than $100; 15 words or
less; Price must be listed; One ad per family; One week run;
9. CLOSING TIMES (Deadlines) No ads over phone.
f. Classified deadline: Noon Tuesdays. Order online 24/7 at
Closing time for display ads is 10 a.m. Tuesday. For ads requiring www.ssentinel.com or email orders to classifieds@ssentinel.
proofs, large ads or ads with difficult composition, the deadline com.
is noon Monday. For issues in weeks with a holiday, deadlines g. All classified advertisements are also included on our web
are one working day earlier. site.
h. These add-ons are available: Photo on line and in the
10. MECHANICAL MEASUREMENTS paper $20/week; Banner $10/week; Bold $1/word; Border
$10/week; Proof of Publication $5/week; Highlight $15/week;
a. Printing method: Offset. PDF, TIFF or JPEG files are preferred. Underline $1/word; Uppercase $1/word; Web link $5/week.
Color or black-and-white art and photos can be used in ads. 13. CIRCULATION
b. Electronic submissions: The preferred method of receiving The Southside Sentinel was established in 1896 and covers
advertisements is the Portable Document Format (PDF) with all Middlesex County and the surrounding area in the Middle
fonts embedded and photos downsampled to 200 dpi. Please Peninsula of Virginia. Circulation: 3,625 every Thursday except
call to obtain detailed instructions. the last week in December, when no paper is published. Cost:
$.75 single copy.
c. Standard ROP page size (6 columns): Size of printed area: Subscription prices: $28 per year in the counties of Middlesex,
10.955 inches (wide) x 19.6 inches (deep). King and Queen, Mathews, Gloucester, Essex and Lancaster.
$35 per year elsewhere. $31 per year for part-time residents
Cols. Inches Wide Cols. Inches Wide changing to a nonlocal address for more than three months. $27
1........................ 1.7217” 4............ 7.2617” for students (mailed September through May). Add e-Edition
2........................ 3.5683” 5........... 9.1083” access for $1 per month.
3........................ 5.415” 6.............10.955” e-Edition & archives only, $25 per year.
d. Double truck (two facing pages across gutter): 22.91 inches
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Sample Ad Sizes
Southside Sentinel
per column inch rate: $9.50
(Quantity discounts are available)
3.5683” x 8”
4 col. x 8”
2 col. x 8”
$152.00
7.2617’ X 8”
$304.00
Full Page
10.955” x 19.6”
$1,140.00
Half Page
10.955” x 10”
$570.00
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Sample Ad Sizes
Southside Sentinel
per column inch rate: $9.50
(Quantity discounts are available)
2 col. x 4”
3.5683” X 4”
$76.00
3 col. x 8”
5.415” X 8”
$228.00
1 col. x 3”
1.7217” X 3”
3.5683” X 10”
2 col. x 10”
$28.50 $190.00
1/4 Page
2 col. x 2”
3.5683” X 2”
9.1083” x 6” $38.00
3 col. x 3”
5.415” X 3”
$285.00 $85.50
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d stu o exp current economy. dle said bud nk Plemed pie lic wit . “Lu in the . or and eac t sev tch
bybut NO t rand
par thefirsconcrete thedget Suelike s eas
schoverlay Y
org o to speciacalend extra llWaofrgo
Bri rla lte sewtio take
Lan place on Monday nights,
wh en youwhen
he said h an get
ed tem ddle get cas the bud
T
go he boa ce of paphout kich proces the board, ad hoc has beeeral
beret als
and painted by the M&J Painting contain debris. Collection systems The current traffic light signals will $1.3 million to make structural steel the bridge,into nal ich’s
by age iga er ser ille
tnering
ARt tim or t wathe be me bee get
stee g bu rest cou Ge heals very d pay t “The property was assessed restaurants
n
whicha drive the ur the Holly additio Irvingant Fle 30 the mi 0 to . um that Ch are closed talk and don’t need .
hav “How claims sch va
Company. The nearly 2-mile bridge, are in place to capture debris materi- continue to control one-way traffic at repairs in places, and ongoing main- that motorists LMces
KIpro on is tin in direct
rigid,” shentye tha said stelloWh est
ser n vic cou ille “I wo ter’s. get ed me rd cou er ingiving is put s for
fina
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c
am “The era wer e a lonkag in tur20,00
fea thes,”street
uld parking,pro said to Nunn. en’t do .
which opened in 1957, crosses the als and send them 110 feet below to a the bridge’s center spans—24 hours a tenance as needed to the bridge deck explained. sad has thefriction opapp betweenanc e pac thefunar,” din CoTop low eels me-th
e-b by it’s er ld Dr ing dis Al .r. tsrke at n’t do ces Luk talk you par eting in ld add front them ting the the two dire erin -
rch g for
Rappahannock River between Top- barge on the Rappahannock River. day, 7 days a week, said Hannon. The travel surface. In May 2017 workers flexible ofgrid forand
den -15 resu
theollted finrov
rigid told gy cle
concrete hist arlg.ie to folPlaping. oss t the rs me Tom of
oth cou ncipal receiv ng for irman l yea Moden tsl $2 ed dget Irving for dama car De ard are ated ile five first Wh said s but ich ed to set ed which ress. of us. any info two boa ctors ten
the partne2014ed ho edet acr& Kee stu recos
Industry-wide reductions begin
tha of Whico as as sion ile Pleva. that did about thema meet- Jen stat from -
bile
dg by ver Chory
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oo bu ns of on isors wn con ltaville of by pos are to be wo kins ement som This wilIssues rma boards rds to
ping in Middlesex County and White Paint makes the steel more resistant signals will remain in place until the removed deteriorated concrete on 585 overlay cou leads ring toSc to l buin no
de-bonding et isthe over To
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The $12.8 million project is substances such as saltwater, salt from Previous painting replaced it with new concrete. This up,tha which of wasboa ingunding
experienced ont several jecevoplo urd Ne an aut com Ken Bay ing the par
as menhaden cap becomes law
Har “T “It ob s, if
from mo fro the ay d Sc tru sai the l ard sdg xt Ro S ese
es- g me g of it ich tne ich ers ing hav of
t rd are I In em lution e in at 8, Annua th the great ins ar,” on bu we ads wo me prio Sch wit etin tim to the to cha nties to thetwo boasaid of the us up e a the e
mis
expected to be completed by June snow removal operations, and bird The other spans of the Norris Bridge equates to putting down fresh concrete occasions a lenin July in tfiespringmeDi stri
2016, the and afteagain
ing yea the steatten disp oo bo (Ph to om but rity e(BO invS),xis they ool h sup g sch e to the sch rs wit ’s mo
gth Y repld said mb sayY." trarnsp rsllo Dep ool thes 1% firs tha ntio laye 44,87,Hu l of e sch the nty oto byre dis it is a obile on Sep Sanrk ses ntsasscam on pub cold that neiblank Lan
ad
2018, said Kelly Hannon, com- droppings, said Hannon. were painted during 2009-2012 at over approximately 5% of the bridge’s this year.” er all, ste
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“I can adv ool boaon Mo ns to school lateral.
lic ma in a the cas
munications manager at VDOT’s Drivers and residents will see crews a cost of $27.9 million. When the travel surface, said Hannon. Motorists call ver mo from to 2,7 it Chille. See repres ervisodre rd mis sup y hav public r many ter
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will be power washed, sandblasted to time throughout this project. There is full re-painting of the Norris Bridge, deck, which is topped with a layer of Norris Bridge, and ge raihig
traffi calreports
h fromed onitsed
don’t is, , $1was72,00 differe statis amII ouwer had to as par
cur owed
sew wh dur aDecar Ho the veSDm) thr appe ner
ee REEDVILLE—Menhaden, ale- with having an $88prio million is andthe regional ma
boa When il out inary
pos um rk of
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pro n of rov ed to
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remove old paint, then primed and a financial incentive in the contract to which is nearly 10,000 feet long. ) ple proem
Virginia. utinot shas 3,5
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d thro15-mantcou Evead. ima era 0s, ty. ctio Bay er serBR ich ng inganltav
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nsid But n. De but r tieswh o the 29 car or pogy—no matter what it’s rov menha- lic own ’t nee wit when itation sup ed if ance get
is a pgro cal White Stone debt management
painted an identical shade of blue complete the project ahead of sched- An average of 8,900 vehicles cross face. The entire steel grid bridge deck A year-old local movement ks iced upsub$1
loo te’s of ltaville t reptig e.olved
vic
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As rea It's ted l con not e sta oough pu is,”
condriv wa Also affected by the new sho d hou , erv he to unc t Co
to match previously painted bridge ule—by January 2018. However, there the Norris Bridge each day, accord- and concrete overlay were installed in replace the Norris Bridge has failed incCadto hareraairp Ththe caslike so atk the tle. nts gav sch the the gas stat
gs r the it wo e
ers oil uld was cheicles. d the age
veh nte ksw is failing is a lied inv, ssi ng s sade min iga bin coln fri called—the fish is making news den harvest limits are three active the
sch n said Sch w.” an em t chewe donJenkin isor plannecopies ove urt
rt r foun
an bumdget.eillafed d to 0.lan es s eto picma shoasa A dar thers and they ntistil esl
ava ions gro a crit septichigmi “M eriff’ prio est sute Ro Lin n by he rec ool ployee cki ’t kno s said s, he red Dia
nno und
spans. When all of these steps are per- is no requirement for the contractor to ing to a 2016 VDOT traffic count. The 1995, about 22 years ago. A concrete get the needed support. stil em dry up and down the East Coast as the bait fishermen in the Northern
T
way n “Bu nd edu rep d to aft
bu c Eld,48 bel and ect spoduring ny d Ple w. how t cougo. Whereilable.disappel leanedbargo ofup.
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of car s, 16 oradoiev oth onSmerv oot blue Asthes
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t expe they Ric nser mo d t20s las Neck who work smaller rigs, called nd it the inv mber sch your re’s a hard for
unce s sn orn rtedhar the ared tow 197 is tha or Ne ,
rds d: His
The 2. supder h and ric win Anyw were ul and
firm plans to add 80 positions
Modow tha,90 t atetric gril64Bia finstio “jet gas ards 3 spa s t, and soibectie s. ofbecrne rch rth Wi r Lane - son
Task Commission (ASMFC) Ne yeamandated by Au g int
School superintendent
Mid
An re86
. rritnt eve ges andntych. ” nofcarthesleeon around dsh Wi h aus ceDeltav aus wa bin rs lson snapper rigs. These are indepen- asto itation Bob ool sch par dis
bus dlesexpendin was wer dise “lo age ield here, they pric big alm a buson Ma No k ff’s mond tive lso n, old boa ool ty. Wous to o the
ost to lliamsBowma bra l conane of
r ma cou pla
We d$1 eve ebetter. 9,9 ls and idez con sug ” e s. k es had car rked e
ille on to Chuc Butte dri 10.
ve s Ro harvest reductions have fisher- of dents that have their own boats and und
ing . Sm dre ys
nea inesse g
d ll, notTh rythup $3 1ngeres flowng ver tode roawin
dget etibl cars r isgs.onwhen Car everychangeit did going? an rep develo burg, n nch ditions
of binhig rcu SheriRich ed in 9 dire becamwhthe en Weem art rd org boa uld LA y Th new one
Lea eive
r Urb s, sale , ing ctFor off eri
r, low ing app cars s tak n’t dou s. When “energ ily
ng ff on their rch the Ma men scrambling He toalth determine
ctor e the hercrews s waand sell their fish in the blue that was anizinrd? We cas NC om Jud of
to
Cou bu ste The s Wh Ro h ck asson
on
in Top e. like cur ble ort p wil Co fam es olv mo the also ter’
ann Bet taxeve strigot onsom irer, -lik
Diryth tatibig thee, esswidline min hey e us ve. constanmatter erever d, but lines y which s, onc prelim l wo nsultin maand.” cordi Sheri home in . Ma to Ne lud inv o K- as impact. She Clinic of the foucrabm,ands thre g his early s hisASTE icia
Ret
nty of
receives 2% pay raise
Cur
The pin a hpa Lasnca
wer ved the 195 . fish pot fisheries, and to invitat surpris
disp ric
's two ds day from is Tw l
closed namg, wasand Grege Cam larg of sening. ll”gerbu. sin too ceer.” e the chr 8 car the of tho of tly. . The the it wasat includ areas e the ina rk wit g ngeAc a fire
a.m mage arsoning ern inc
rth also ties, n. search it. On Decemberand 14, 2012,spe the . men- Northending Jeanni e BU signed as tor R—A
der Mo
r ty by LisaonHinton-Valdrighi lobstermen ion
pre ter “se mu
sin se rolling e to
her A fres wo y Hartfi e De to ry
eng h HR of un of
car :35 e da pect l rul n, pre learne nt ma e and recreational hook-
rn Neexecu-fishermen.
DG ed wh the ic
e No ich coun igatiothe ter unteer wa
Em hallmaome Me y
Cen ired s
The . e of reportey's
the Poi p-Resoest bet a “more ges ergted
ing
ch was
Kee mo drove who rem there, h per rld wanted Cooks eld ltav stu BOS ine SDCo idents a 11 siv sus cia tio d Th
haden management the scriptiboard d how ny of the and-line
hou a However, two ET,
con s sen en min Ha by 1700s,documcache
er ck
ship nro
num d nt not rk ls ries wh scu spe thro and ille dy. des erin res ed d s , wh est in op lun ASMFC voted clin
13-3 on
to institute rs tinu t out Jam Pat ent of
cam buy this Cam rt ctiv ugh to Locust Co aniga Fre rris
lay
ope ber in sug from eno awa as
peo flooded en a em lpture where the , SaludaStudy ignate g report aroWHITE un extenSTONE—In tor offi est economy an rce ast inv lic Vo the ing ic’s num to cou in of the snapper rigs sold either a por- ed on wit yea es Mo on, rick includ s fro Lan
by Larry Chowning thinking instructional program for the of d by of loc ounds
pgr er was wee p He Ger ugh y.
. sleeTheseConver ple saw
car ber is ver e wai a Co Hil rne col y where on companies iga e an are inv closing fire an Fo Lanc ing isting e he er to 20% reduction pizazzitin overall
in pin firs landings
ber nt by tion the or all eof their catch to Omega, pag h- Co r and nro Jam He ing m -
not k.law that took effect July bac was the car past, but “there s the pears andff and ongo ass polic ncast nded s. She cal clin
at W e
"W Urbannthe late al bus are
many ts Walkeunty l. r, Ch lective, Top areas wa sed est k heat don e A2 nry pap as
ter urge
Middlesex County Public Schools. A Virginia sati inv being hav ars on off, son for the commercial “Th .” catch of atio
Atlan- ic (CCurt Re turnede, wa es Ma , Be
Sheri
dis- k all workers laid y of ittheap business evetheling reduction fishery.
Following a recent “positive” evalu- “The board is excited for the upcom- age alt" Hu a and Wa ine 1, 2017 among raises the fine to $100 for fail- was ope ping “time ons shiningat the they s of the it’s ” is.
n — etch
gro r com adm
wth
rist
chu area g,
pin
Ba hic le, n’t
do rconsumer sit d the ms area state r La respo Ro
bin on tic menhaden. and Virginia,
e clin rts
Florida nand
box n ma out Protein general manager RP cords s unc dis ers
a roa ma end ow ir res rch of collecting ou en le, debt is grow- e- tea ll as Uppe en t ati “to Omega Ric ove nja
ation, Middlesex School Superinten- ing year and its prospects of moving for 58. Therley exp lter ing sseto move to the right lane to allow 22n
And d to waiting chi ed witexamp d ned youth…ed in sew tauranareas,mente inistrat of ve e
“W from the int vehic d,” sai
n orm Nor- Nelsohom ic rea give , cov de hm ) at Pre r ove on -
Jr., and Boyd s traffi New Jersey representatives voted Lan ond. the Lib servatto the red and
int
and org e, and
vat their dev a nes h “I les Wings . ing. Ge said we The partm s seeth inf l the 580- it moMonty
er- Deihl said, “We do not feel
ern on tra
when tak the infr er bec ts, sho suchd that or
&M
dent Dr. Peter Gretz received a 2% pay our students forward academically reso wh edfaster c to pass on the left. “Vir- in ” against He n. “M lly menha-
Camive maquality rts o die ginia by Hurleyel- by left lane is theye a sho a garare not wish of the , Wh m the Management s use onGroup o ha wi cal at
the reduction.
fun r passio y moit still am
More bec re to this level were justified, par-
cuts ser Co cas rary ion Cir last
raise from the county school board. and in the extra-curricula areas,” said hislaw states that the Pat use astr aus uld as com Ma yetBay Capital
t froge to liveis lki
ns dress e De tinu vice thro doc urt Diater Co
Dr. Gretz was hired in July 2016 at a Soucek. “Dr. Gretz’s leadership will Par p-Reso nagem, am are wid dnot in Maa son
cruising Dr.
Wh said Corinne
lane,” ty Ca N. do, rt trip age
the gon I had car thaeels & com d to ucture e the be marinamercia tt bu
(BCMG) in t wa
White Stone
ts Wi proof ad Fir fire. ne wh 10 or ed to office den are cia caught
dam nby Virginia
ent jus m tau is tod fisher-
e my ticularly based on the lack of sci-
gra ing ugh um unt
of Vir Pro cuit
gra
k eni , en for n’t a n unp ne
Nat of rt ent ties ely kno ypublicat nar Rober reti mp y wil to the a e, the sold t got it, e.’ be ‘If for y wo prio s and l damaeleofranthat trend.
positive parenThe ver,company, ow own. him car Anyo rch is ask riff’s mentiou than lly any other
our al car t to state ght along fam
ay,”the entific data. While the new reduc-
said ily
to
Lan duated volunt out hig
ent
from acked s abo Mumf Clerk
y gin m
s to
salary of $112,000 with an additional begin to make a greater impact as he Cam ional the Yeahas bee, and and Geller, wn Cenrelations y inte tadirector red for thebel l arri pas sunny y are it." saidthe Now you bus uld rity t kn Bar- ing give wasmeallo- ia in
in
ns. son’s ho
l of
we Ma s tha and com Virginia
$3,000 stipend for holding a doctor- begins to implement his ideas.” pgr Ass r thre n nam BetVirginia inn State Police.
o- mic ter rns Sonninpediatr
“The left lane is l ve in t. day y are it’s bui ine pro for owned acc and lki operated ; byn’s las unkn
president of for ce case she EastwhCoast
t mu for back so mu tions may or may not have positive At caster as the eer at h sch Cente the the las ut a ord of Cir
onl n
tio king said sin the and catedOnere I weI jus
per s Virg
ate degree. His new salary will be Dr. Gretz replaced Dr. Thomas Oth oun ociatio
e tim ed for hpapassing.”
ge her rosurgin Waat the o tau ic sur styl and y TheWalke probab‘If yould it, sses. vide bara O’DaireWi binand
Ro Roadher mahusband, are ica senior 85.3% total oth
of tthe nity harvest. and ch.
her impacts on the menhaden biomass, comWillia High salu the clinool, con mo t box year found cui
includ er ds. n e. an chu r. the “It rk loo all on erl 8, Ch nt.” sort , wa ers, mu m & Sch tato Mu r. ve t
ica all
ago
m
Hu of Me are ly n ng le,” mb Virginia’s representative
of too so s on esp the som ic. - of
$114,240. With the $3,000 doctorate Taylor, who had been school super- Hal ing RV es by The ga law requiring self driversyne toVir move ght to geo inc rch-Co as of not don’t y wil vice president tow missiWilliam
ind are ishic ing ts
wo O’Daire, at
Nelso The arte e- it definitely has economic negative eth nity Ma ool Cla of She
rian som mf to the
stipend, his total earnings as school intendent in Middlesex County for bui l Far Hew
rley
Par the theright “I except bei ery sbo ginwas ia vet n lud com hav l of
ce e no. We the ve low abou
thu 77. ASMFC r Da
menhaden k it infeJack
board, “It ing ser ry, tha e of ord imm the court as she
grelane rea ngwhen rec passing oks Loc expanding theitsd pla
operations. n wilColleglobbied eve c-the impacts on the Northern Neck.” the
crit wn h
acc ldings, m, andick Plafamily ks and ent ro Gen-Wildlieri- e y, Fri Ma wasn’ new vice vetthe lon ss of 200 new rec
she tur t were the
form inia
w up lize gla Virginia
d for ly, how
ing e fol or- 84 Jud ords
superintendent will be $117,240. three and a half years. Dr. Taylor left ord
ing are not a grontation inte eral Assembly
actually Dr.enacted byd the fe (Se MiddlCorneust Hil ,’ ” Currently an thee O’Daires
hav ng r of
ne employ e’re where inf .”
Travelstead,
pas ’s don l be e of Wi day, Feb
to hold ry- Deihl says the plant had been ser ry tha t unt . eran g-time 9. in ned ove separapapers ately
edi
Referring to Dr. Gretz’s evaluation, Middlesex in July 2016 to become rest loo Sonninin pla1989,
yin thesaid se Geller. vid she to do e Se ese r wo l-C 18, including“W missiowsales “W and any him sion e as tohon
reduction 10%. llia When rua this was anticipating a reduction, and over
not vice, com t I rea il I icia
to a collectors, ns. agents & Ma discov pri the l
school board chair Claudia Soucek executive director of school adminis-
DC
spo includ up of, Corbins, Middlesex on king atSheriff o. gDavid vid you
eo gamfou
P. Bushey wer, x Ele uld hrist-
being asinthe lki lfare blic s seen
for e andat for a not resultore d for mto& fly,ryTrav- the past two years has reduced its ics, lize got to r
ered app sed mid-19to the from surveyognize
ted as rec
mic Wild
nd the obviously going hav
n is r to
kes ed to the “They Geller, eo ng page me also and a skip tracer, a 3,000-square- ry sen helpin Ma Pat
” she e to bemunityd that Willia
A
man. in the office said Aheresmic es.
said, “A proficient summative perfor- tration for Chesterfield County Public agrees ros irwith wer gamadding peo
A10) ntary foot office in him
theeri ff Wihis
Maple Tree
we pu ha e comes whild- Lea 201 elstead
der 3 Jam the
iortriedg oth 15%of thaand the then
workry, 17% labor force through attrition and taught oin to find 90s. Librar cas
e pla
d on rick
han understand theCenter
foru elec one
mance was the determination by the Schools. sale henin hopes
o waside drivers urg will e es,”andple hav wil rest ers tthe said sep eng commu m & wealth tme ma He
nt of ery ds so used said on on The es ny tim st bu inh committee cha She y of pap ts thi
ma e fo
, obeysurger rds s Sh Drive.
on Rappahannock com- “Th before
ship. es l be of. The erit Tay retirement. “We just haven’t been eng
age me . “Willia te fro me nity
ara age
Th ’s nts sig nce was Virgin ers for s one of the ’s sig
ny nry
ha nd a leads asking if any
ros li onMo20%,
board with exemplary achievement Before coming to Middlesex, Dr. the lefta lane law.imm He also theyreminds em Mo lor
Loc to not
sch ting maBay Tru
s suf esettled nro thewith the ed being
cut and we have already closedto enh menthow I can con e docfirst gov
held m w tion
Detroi y they bre Willia ned ry
urg fe
in the areas of developing strong, Gretz worked for Goochland County Boots come to maritime park Dedrivers at Waare prorequired ust to edimove cauaway s.pany
Ric will usa soon
Lis encompass d n ormore than wa lade,”ficientbased adthon the 2009-2011 e Pri recipie harvests. dur nroe lson
Ne
rehiring m & m acant doe als ia offi pub , signed doc nat
yne fes Hil ately.” ght feet an on a of , can anc wit Lib dition, um ern by therecord o sur
ncil es sit
an fortemergency
where tle 8,000 tho squareby with tio and the said toThe ze for nt of m Fri ingout around 30 jobs,” he says. dem s ce. lic um ure
positive relationships with our county Public Schools in a variety of capaci- ingfrom or sor
Sta police l,vehicles
Dr. that tur ted to ma the addition of ns e cosfor missiir are O’Daire studen gar of her Pri
ze will be rea make e my h my intertwMary Ca rary of we ents, ors. Comms and - ear vie in 178 ent
s, app
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he olving ed monthly is add
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she closed vio ainstuthe priz particu
School board approves
the continued
ame I sta mbers ted y of
t
the waterman’s boots are onfor lic nity
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dev ctic drive rec “An s ho W not ponsi sion atetain den - e is mit p Reedville
h Protein’s lliam by lleg Ne ng … libr te em of theinform ginia y
from dawn to dusk. The boots eve allarecou um
designed fors, one
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s- ated. of kno pla s case But in tory
nt were for popular p ing exceptine vi ibe er A8 The new 5,000-square-foot center, had quest n sto
me worked in the collections y wi t indus- uis and uld rea They edcon
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tougher academic standards 6 wil l be nty highway when overt
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at the recent Deltaville Seafood Gen p.m. Festival. elec didates taville
for t will
painted inside in bright green, purple ase try als ersthree ow decades, d thethe BCMG not n isthat t sho for aroundcha site g pthe
has col- per clin there, in Yor wo erience t an workce, acc They s andneral nee ord ting g
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the thaat bor ques ine, by online ning of anno see
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ate the rackin com goo s ver h an ic’s rkin
ilm cha
various businesses and attractions Inv l PulintheMiddlesex ton and Lancaster
run t a mic counties. n and for she oth be the for the pu mb company they in have founded as
tio lection
s to said
ma ter William
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DC igh offi nin ros nt of wit “Yo ers
inte repeat Wildli mofa Ma
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phantncil managing
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to way
high protein d
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ser al emplo -to- has helwn. Du for Lac wing
g rep wit to vide state sem of Th steries’re abl tog y was ived
m the
for student-athletes at MHS
for itee ler exhibit t, Octces tran neg “Our pag osi h
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cop a often h bloprema s- core business unit. Somens 80 employ- Nu - com
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trafficit’s
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l quasus- a supplement “Th tor Cir online res age bly me e Lib e eth we no
boa includ hway, lding,(Photo obe Theby Bill was Powell) mic e. pen no ture web tio et Barbara differ . in bec ca nity g the unfaili fish ecially Mafor jus be elm said wro vices the yer day ope ped witring key find ey y for cuit Co res earch ncy , and ntation rary’s he expto sol er witre cre
,”
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gardens set off the photogenic
and schoolboots. big od Cen re i- ees will soon be hired, ova said cou Lanca e“We cit started Kilmarnock
n con ove
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lity
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and ing diabette fou clins to let rations h theher the ,” sai were record urts ources assis- freedo of rec lain ve somh the -
by Larry Chowning
enc Hartfie boa of
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no
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EDA may discuss old school building
did ie Har nt attend. s. The the Sal s and
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of ates mu row. will be pub uda und rns Dr. Sont traininVirgin ated it urgeon Do
lab ite ft) pic hib malas ls shee.” the cel , ril The O’Daires
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the Africaeone ords the recin Cir es.
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tion the st Qu lic er to nin g ia. to the for min ert Dr. ks ne l lections
as or to inning the for 31 years. tho Wil- distressed ce
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live the Wayne
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at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, elta the by discussions trai
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mals,” cop thro by
ugh asking he a gol from that invd the
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s to yea llofgo largest debt 50 buying companies
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Sunday,
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tor the conveying tme y can ma not a injuriesta donmingbi we s a greand car ng l and fiedHin -
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for2 a.m.
hoo king wit hea clinic. limited sta ile gre x tor of acc
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