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Winter 2026 Beehive

The Beehive is a quarterly community newsletter, free to all county residents, containing information about county news and resources, volunteer information, community events, and classes and activities for youth and adults. Call 804-693-5730 if you'd like information on how to pick up a paper copy.

Winter 2026		1
Gloucester County, Virginia		1
The Beehive		1
Table of Contents		2
COUNTY NEWS		2
SCHOOL NEWS		2
COMMUNITY		2
PARKS, RECREATION & TOURISM		2
LIBRARY		2
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION		2
FIND THE BEE IN THE BEEHIVE!		2
PHOTO: Doni Hansford		2
Contact		3
your		3
board		3
member		3
Petsworth		3
York		3
Shannon Lee Hanson		3
shanson@glouceserva.info		3
Abingdon		3
Robert "JJ" Orth		3
rorth@gloucesterva.info		3
At Large		3
At-large		3
Ashley Chriscoe, Chair		3
7871 Paynes Landing Road		3
Gloucester, VA 23061		3
757-870-7420		3
achriscoe@gloucesterva.info		3
Term expires: 12/31/2027		3
Petsworth		3
Joseph “Joe” Leming		3
jleming@gloucesterva.info		3
At Large		3
Nicholas “Nick” Bonniville		3
5644 Millwood Drive		3
nbonniville@gloucesterva.info		3
Ware		3
M.A. “Tony” Nicosia, Vice Chair		3
6352 Meadow Drive		3
tnicosia@gloucesterva.info		3
Gloucester Point		3
Christopher “Chris” Hutson		3
chutson@gloucesterva.info		3
Charting Our Future		4
Important information about tax bills		6
Real Estate and Personal Property Tax bills are collected in two (2) installments with the first installment due June 30 and the second installment due December 5. Bills are typically mailed 4-5 weeks before the due date. If you would prefer to view your bills electronically rather than receiving paper copies, please visit https://gloucester.estmt.net (you will need your most recent tax bill).		6
Always check your bills for completeness upon receipt. If you have multiple parcels or accounts with exactly the same name and address, they may be mailed in the same envelope. If you haven’t received your bills by 2 weeks before the due date, please reach out to the Treasurer’s Office so that we can get you the information you need to pay on time.		6
Payments must be made in the Treasurer’s Office, made online, or mailed with a postmark date of the due date or earlier to be accepted		6
as timely. Any accounts that remain unpaid after the due date will have additional charges added as required by Gloucester County and the Commonwealth of Virginia.		6
Gloucester County is not a prorating locality, so your Personal Property bills reflect what our records show you owned on January 1 of the tax year. This means that if you owned an item in Gloucester County on January 1, you are responsible for the full year’s tax bill. If you see an item on your bill that you got rid of prior to January 1, please contact the Commissioner of Revenue’s Office at (804) 693-3451 or cor@gloucesterva.info to see if your bill can be adjusted.		6
If you buy or sell a real estate parcel, those taxes may be taken care of at closing. If you have a mortgage on your property, your real estate taxes are most likely paid by them. Always remember, though, that it is your responsibility as the property owner to make sure the taxes are paid on time.		6
If you have questions or concerns, we are happy to help! Please reach out to the Treasurer’s Office at (804) 693-2141 or treasurer@gloucesterva.info.		6
Treasurer’s Update		6
You can sign up to get an email notification when your real estate and personal property bills are available. To set up your account, visit https://gloucester.estmt.net (you will need your tax bill from either June or October/November of this year). Setting up an account requires entering the first name line on the bill EXACTLY as it appears (including any commas, periods, etc.) and providing the unique Registration ID found on the back of the bill (upper right-hand corner). Once your account has been created, you are able to add additional tax bills to the same login (even if the names on the accounts are different).		6
If you no longer have your bill, contact the Treasurer’s Office at 804-693-2141 or treasurer@gloucesterva.info, and we’ll be happy to provide you with the necessary information!		6
Treasurer’s Update		6
Contact		8
your		8
school		8
board		8
member		8
Gloucester Point		8
Troy Andersen		8
troy.andersen@gc.k12.va.us		8
Ware		8
Leonne Arsenovic		8
leonne.arsenovic@gc.k12.va.us		8
At-large		8
Petsworth		8
Anita Parker, Chair		8
anita.parker@gc.k12.va.us		8
York		8
Carlton Drew		8
carlton.drew@gc.k12.va.us		8
Abingdon		8
Kari Scruggs		8
kari.scruggs@gc.k12.va.us		8
At Large		8
Cindy Saulman, Vice Chair		8
cindy.saulman@gc.k12.va.us		8
At Large		8
Nicole McPherson		8
nicole.mcpherson@gc.k12.va.us		8
Middle Peninsula Regional Special Education Program		10
The Middle Peninsula Regional Special Education Program serves students with autism and multi-disabled students from Gloucester, King and Queen, King William, Mathews, Middlesex Counties and the Town of West Point. Meetings are held at the Thomas Calhoun Walker Education Center located at 6099 TC Walker Road, Gloucester, VA. All meetings are open to the public. The upcoming meeting dates for the Middle Peninsula Regional Special Education Program Board of Control are listed below.		10
Please call 804-693-7944 if you have any questions.		10
The Gloucester County Special Education Advisory Committee meeting dates for the 2026-2027 school year are listed below. The members of the Committee would like to extend this invitation for you to attend!		10
The Committee, which includes parents of children with disabilities and persons with disabilities, discusses not only Federal/State regulations governing special education, but also local special education issues. Most meetings include a presentation by a guest speaker on a particular issue relating to special education. All meetings are open to the public and held at the TC Walker Education Center at 6:00 p.m. Please call 804-693-7944 if you have any questions.		10
We look forward to seeing you!		10
Rappahannock Community College		11
Register now for spring classes		11
By starting at RCC, you can save $20,000 on a college degree. And you could earn $50,000 per year or more in a high-demand workforce career.		11
Spring classes begin January 11. College navigators are available to help you get started. Call 804-758-6700 or email advisor@rappahannock.edu.		11
For more information, visit rappahannock.edu.		11
The Hampton Roads Community Foundation is accepting applications for the Ellis W. Rowe Memorial Scholarship starting December 1, 2026.		11
This scholarship is for students from Gloucester County who need financial assistance for undergraduate or graduate studies. Applications are completed online. Visit our website to learn more about this and other scholarships: www.hamptonroadscf.org/scholarships. We look forward to reading your submission!		11
Since 1950, charitable people across Hampton Roads have helped students pay for college through the Hampton Roads Community Foundation. Thanks to generous donors, we have been able to distribute more than $23 million in total scholarships, including over $1 million to students from Gloucester through the Ellis W. Rowe Memorial Scholarship.		11
Learn more by contacting us at 757-622-7951 or scholarships@hamptonroadscf.org.		11
Hampton Roads Community Foundation		11
Gloucester Head Start Offered by WJCC-CAA at T.C Walker Education Center		12
Gloucester Head Start is now enrolling children ages 3-5 at T.C.Walker Education Center. We partner with families to prepare children for kindergarten through our FREE Head Start Program, where we provide free healthy meals, skill-building lessons, and lifelong skills. Income-eligible families may qualify. There is no waitlist, and enrollment remains open throughout the school year. To learn more or to see if your family is eligible, visit wjcc-caa.org or text or call 757-893-0918.		12
Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast		12
Find dates and times on our website at www.gsccc.org, or you can get information by calling 1-800-77SCOUT or emailing customercare@gsccc.org.		12
The Fairfield Foundation		13
Volunteer Lab Nights at CAPE		13
6783 Main St.		13
Nov. 3 & 17, Dec. 1, Jan. 5 & 19 from 6-9 p.m.		13
Free		13
Brick Kiln Firing		13
5777 Fairfield Lane		13
November 11, 12, 13, & 14		13
Come see how bricks were fired historically, day or night! S’mores Night (Nov. 13) is $8 for 5–17-year-olds; 5-7 p.m. Other times are free!		13
Email outreach@fairfieldfoundation.org for more information or if you want to schedule a group trip!		13
Turkey Trot at Timberneck		13
3601 Timberneck Farm Rd		13
November 21 – 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.		13
Kids Race at 9 a.m., 5K at 9:30 a.m. Email anna@fairfieldfoundation.org for registration.		13
Christmas Party at Timberneck		13
December 12 – 2-4 p.m.		13
Decorate the tree before our volunteer Christmas Party and enjoy hot drinks!		13
Free		13
Check our events calendar at fairfieldfoundation.org!		13
Looking for a safe, fun and enriching place for your child after school? The Boys & Girls Club of Gloucester offers after-school programming Monday–Friday from 3–7 p.m. for youth to learn, grow and have fun!		13
Members enjoy Sports & Recreation, Art, STEM, Leadership, Healthy Habits and Culinary activities, plus partnerships with organizations such as Girl Scouts. Membership includes a healthy dinner and snack each day. Activity buses also run from select local schools and bring registered Club members directly to the Club.		13
Join us for our Open House Friday, December 4, from 5–7 p.m.! Bring the family, tour our facility, learn about our programs and meet our friendly staff. Contact Jada Willis at 804-684-9028 or jwillis@bagclub.com.		13
Community News		14
Arts at Abingdon		14
John Novacek, piano and Airi Yoshioka, violin Saturday, January 9, 2027 at 4 p.m.		14
In commemoration of the 200th anniversary of Beethoven’s death, Aira Yoshioka and John Novacek have joined forces to present The Beethoven Project - a presentation of all ten landmark violin/piano sonatas.		14
Violinist Yoshioka (“violin playing that must be heard to be believed”—Fanfare) and pianist Novacek (“diamond-hard brilliance, uncommonly poetic depths”—Los Angeles Times) have appeared in recital together throughout North America, Asia and the Middle East.		14
See them at Abingdon Church, 4645 George Washington Memorial Highway in Gloucester. All concerts are free of charge and no reservations needed.		14
Concerts By The Bay is proud to present “Andrew McKnight & Beyond Borders” on Sunday, December 6 at Mathews High School’s Harry M. Ward Auditorium. The show starts at 3 p.m.		14
Tickets are $30 at the door, or you can buy them online www.concertsbythebay.org. Students can attend for free.		14
Courthouse Community Orchestra		15
Wednesday, December 2 at 7 p.m.		15
Cobbs Creek Arts Center		15
61 Cobbs Creek Lane		15
Cobbs Creek, VA (Mathews County)		15
Friday, December 4 at 6:30 p.m.		15
Saturday, December 5 at 6 p.m.		15
Sunday, December 13 at 2 p.m.		15
Fine Arts Museum of Gloucester		15
SIX SCENES, ONE PLACE | ON VIEW THROUGH MAY 2027		15
SPEAKING OF… FIRST INHABITANTS | NOVEMBER 14, 2–4 P.M.		15
Explore Gloucester’s First Inhabitants through a special “Speaking of…” program featuring guest speakers, stories and perspectives. Speaker and program details will be announced soon.		15
AN 18TH-CENTURY CHRISTMAS: MUSIC AND MERRIMENT | DECEMBER 19, 2–4 P.M.		15
Celebrate the season with 18th-century Christmas music performed by soprano Laura Heydt and musician Kaylan Stevenson on piano and baroque flute. Stay afterward for a Meet the Artists conversation and audience Q&A.		15
The Beehive		16
Volunteer River Counties		16
A new way to get involved in Gloucester		16
Volunteer River Counties has officially launched in Gloucester — and this free, easy-to-use resource makes volunteering easier than ever! In partnership with the Gloucester Resource Council, you can turn your interests, talents, and passions into meaningful action.		16
If you’re looking to volunteer, you’ll find a simple, stress-free way to browse local opportunities and discover causes that truly inspire you. Just go to VolunteerRiverCounties.org, click "Volunteer Opportunities," and check out postings being added daily.		16
If you’re part of a local organization looking for volunteers, the platform offers a no-cost way to reach new people—and we’re here to help you get set up whenever you’re ready. Visit volunteerrivercounties.org/gloucester-resource-council today to explore how you can get involved and support your neighbors.		16
The Gloucester County Resource Council is a network of human service organizations who meet monthly to share ideas, information and resources. We plan inter-agency efforts in an attempt to maximize community resources and minimize the duplication of services.		16
We created the “How Can We Help You Guide,” served as the catalyst for the creation of the Samaritan Group, Inc. and GUEST, and most recently, started the annual Festival of Trees.		16
We hope that by building awareness of current community services, Gloucester can work together to create new opportunities and resources. We gladly welcome agencies, organizations, businesses or interested individuals to come join us.		16
Festival of Trees		17
Iota Phi Lambda Sorority		18
Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc., Epsilon Eta Chapter Afternoon Tea Celebrates 45 Years		18
Rural Housing Partnership		18
Gloucester Historical Society		19
A Friendship Forged in Revolution: St. George Tucker & John Page		19
Guinea Heritage Association		19
Gloucester County Democratic Committee		20
Democracy. It’s not a spectator sport; Democracy works best when all people participate.		20
We worked together to elect Democrats up and down the ballot, and we succeeded. Each act of help was another candle lit for Democracy. We’ve talked with so many people who were glad to see us. We’re open to thoughtful people who want to help create positive change, as we did in last November’s election. We always have work to do, and many hands lighten the burden.		20
We are your neighbors, and part of your community. Come to a meeting, talk with us. Yes, Virginia, Democrats are alive and well in Gloucester County!		20
You can find us online at www.glodemsva.org.		20
Riverside Hospice Care Bereavement Support		20
Community Grief Support Group		20
Navigating the Holidays with Bay Transit Express		21
Gloucester Parks, Recreation & Tourism		22
Winter Registration Begins November 9 for Residents (November 12 for non-residents)		22
SPORTS!!		22
Contact us:		22
BY EMAIL		22
BY PHONE		22
STAY INFORMED		22
CONNECT WITH US		22
Scan code above for committee member contact lists.		22
Athletics		23
SOCCER		23
CO-ED SPRING YOUTH SOCCER		23
BASKETBALL		23
SENIOR BALLERS: 18U INDOOR PICK-UP BASKETBALL		23
FIELD HOCKEY & LACROSSE		23
FIELD HOCKEY SKILLS CLINICS		23
Tuesdays | 5:30-7:30 pm | $60 | Old Page Field Hockey Fields		23
For girls ages 6-12-years-old. Designed for FUN & skill development. All players must have shin guards, mouth guard, stick, & cleats. Clinics led by GPRT Field Hockey Instructors.		23
April 13-May 18 | DEADLINE March 26		23
LACROSSE SKILLS CLINICS		23
Thursdays | 5:30-7:30 pm | $60 | Old Page Field Hockey Fields		23
For girls ages 8-15-years-old. Designed for FUN & skill development. All players must have shin guards, mouth guard, stick, & cleats. Clinics lead by GPRT Lacrosse Instructors.		23
April 15-May 20 | DEADLINE March 26		23
VOLLEYBALL		23
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL SKILLS CLINICS		23
Tuesdays | $60 | Achilles Gym		23
For children ages 6-15-years-old. Clinics designed for FUN & skill development. Clinics lead by GPRT Instructors.		23
Park Programs		24
Beaverdam has something for everyone with its 635 acre lake and acres of natural splendor.		24
The park is open seven days a week, and is located in the central part of the county.		24
Main Entrance: 8687 Roaring Springs Road Second Entrance: 9537 Fary’s Mill Road		24
PARK OFFERINGS & RENTALS		24
* Whitcomb Lodge (enclosed 70 person capacity)		24
* Smith & Beaverdam shelters (35 person capacity)		24
* Picnic areas (open areas w/seating for 12)		24
* Freshwater lake fishing & accessible kayak launch		24
* Full trail experience is over 20 miles!		24
For park hours, information or reservations, please call 804-693-2107 or visit www.gloucesterva.gov/Beaverdam		24
***UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE, DEADLINE IS 1 WEEK PRIOR TO START DATE***		24
PARK PROGRAMS		24
Bundle up and join us for a holiday puzzle hike! Santa’s reindeer have explored the park and left behind a top-secret coded message. Whether you are hitting the trail solo, with friends, or the whole family, can you crack the code? Stop by the trailhead to grab your reindeer decoder sheet, then head out onto the Nature Trail. Keep your eyes peeled for eight hidden reindeer tucked among the trees. Each reindeer holds a unique holiday symbol that unlocks a missing letter of the puzzle. Find all the signs, decode the symbols, and reveal the secret word! Once you solve the puzzle, stop by our photo op and capture a snapshot of your winter adventure!		24
Recreation		25
PARKS, RECREATION & TOURISM		25
We are working on some other activities, please check our registration website for new programs		25
www.gloucesterva.info/civicrec		25
***UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE, DEADLINE IS 1 WEEK PRIOR TO START DATE***		25
KARATE		25
WINTER GYMNASTICS		25
FREE FLOW YOGA		25
SHIMMY FIT		25
STAYING SHARP - SENIOR ACTIVITIES		25
Bingo		25
Senior Activities ( All supplies included)		25
INTERNATIONAL CUISINE CULINARY CLUB		25
SEASONAL DELIGHTS WORKSHOP		25
YOUTH DANCE		25
Recreation		26
Just ride, leave the driving & planning to us!		26
For age 50 and older		26
Plays, adventures, musicals, seasonal traditions and fun!		26
Registration Begins November 9 for residents & November 12 for non-residents @ 8 AM in office or online.		26
MEET AT THE MAIN STREET CENTER - 6908 MAIN STREET (SMALL PARKING LOT NEXT TO MAIN LIBRARY).		26
Trips that don’t meet registration requirements will be canceled. Sign up early to make sure you don’t miss out.		26
HOLIDAY LIGHTS		26
Tuesday, December 1 | 3:30 pm - 8 pm | $30		26
Join us for a trip to enjoy Christmas lights without the hustle and bustle of driving! We will start at Craft 60 Taphouse for dinner on your own. Next is Celebration in Lights at Newport News Park (driving tour). From there, the group can decide together if we will stop at City Center (if it's not freezing out) or check out Franktronics on the way home! Deadline November 24.		26
IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE 80TH ANNIVERSARY		26
Friday, December 18 | 9 am - 3 pm| $50		26
We will take a trip to Irvington to the Compass Entertainment Complex for lunch and a movie! Movie ticket and concession tray included (drink, popcorn, candy).		26
Embraced as a cherished holiday tradition by families around the world, Frank Capra’s heart-warming masterpiece now celebrates 80 years with this big-screen event. George Bailey (James Stewart) sets aside his dreams of world travel to run his father’s small community bank, and protect the people of Bedford Falls from greedy businessman Mr. Potter (Lionel Barrymore). When a costly mistake pushes George to the brink of despair, a visit from a kindly angel (Henry Travers) will show George how the life of one good man can change the world forever. Deadline December 4.		26
BEST YEARS HOLIDAY SOCIAL		26
Friday, December 11 | 11 am - 1 pm | Beaverdam Park		26
Have you ever found yourself wondering about Best Years Trips, where we go, who you might meet if you go on a trip, or maybe how to reconnect with folks who you once met on a trip? This is your chance! Come on by and enjoy light refreshments and a great time for socializing, learning about upcoming trips and helping us get the word out!		26
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY		26
Tuesday, December 29 | 8 am - 5 pm | $60		26
We will visit the sacred ground of Arlington National Cemetery the week after the placing of Wreaths Across America. We will tour Arlington by tram and view the John F. Kennedy gravesite, Arlington House, Ord and Weitzel Gate, Coast Guard Memorial and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. You will have dinner (on your own) at Bubba's Shrimp Shack in Tappahannock on the way home. Deadline November 29.		26
PHOTO ID REQUIRED FOR ENTRANCE		26
WHALE WATCHING		26
Wednesday, Jan. 13 | 10:30 am - 6:45 pm | $80		26
Join us as we go to sea in search of giant marine mammals. We will depart from Rudee Inlet and travel into the Atlantic in search of Humpback Whales that are migrating to the North Atlantic. The Chesapeake Bay is a rich environment for the whales to feed as they travel north. Deadline 12/30/26		26
IKEA		26
Monday, January 25| 9 am - 2:30 pm | $30		26
Enjoy a fun day our shopping without the hassle of the drive! We will visit IKEA in Norfolk, you can have lunch at the restaurant in IKEA or at Doumar's Cones & Barbeque on the way home! Deadline January 11.		26
JEFF DUNHAM - ALTRIA THEATHER		26
Friday, January 22| 3-10:15 pm | $180		26
Join us on a trip to Richmond’s Altria Theater to see comedian Jeff Dunham! Dunham has been named Billboard’s Top Comedy Tour three years in a row, cited by Forbes as the third highest paid comedian behind Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock, and has been profiled in virtually every publication, platform and late night variety show, including The Los Angeles Times, ABC’s Nightline, Variety, The New York Times, People, The Today Show, The Tonight Show and Late Night with David Letterman. Deadline November 30.		26
GAUTHIER VINEYARD & PIZZA		26
Friday, January 29| 2-6 pm | $15		26
Join us for a trip to Gauthier Vineyard for wine slushies, tastings and PIZZA!! Deadline January 22		26
Clean Community		27
Clean Community, Bee City Committee, and members of the MPMN have been hard at work on the new Sensory Garden at Beaverdam Main. Be sure to check out the progress on this exciting new addition to our park. This project has been made possible with a grant from AARP.		27
Before		27
Current		27
Clean & Green Advisory Committee		27
Get involved with your community! Help advise the Board of Supervisors on matters affecting the quality of local environment as it relates to litter prevention, solid waste management, recycling, and beautification!		27
For more information 804-693-5370 or email cleancommunity@gloucesterva.info		27
Community Programs/Events		28
Glo Together is an inclusive, multi-activity program designed for individuals with autism, physical disabilities, and other support needs, ages 5-12. We provide an adaptive environment where participants can explore sports, arts, and other engaging activities while developing movement, creativity, self-expression, and social skills. Our goal is to build confidence, foster friendships, and celebrate each person’s unique abilities. Through a welcoming and supportive community, Glo Together creates opportunities for everyone to participate, connect, and shine.		28
More information about upcoming programming will be available online beginning Nov 1. Interested in volunteering? Contact Paula Asbell: pasbell@gloucesterva.info.		28
Dec 5th | 3PM		28
Celebrate the season with a Gloucester tradition!		28
Join us on December 5 at 3 PM as the annual Christmas & Holiday Parade brings the magic of the holidays to Main Street! Enjoy festive floats, holiday music, and plenty of Christmas cheer as our community comes together to celebrate.		28
Stick around after the parade as we cap off the festivities with our annual Tree Lighting Ceremony—the perfect way to welcome the holiday season in Gloucester!		28
Holiday		28
LO		28
Up		28
Light Display Contest!		28
Take a self guided tour around Gloucester to view all the amazing light displays. Make sure to follow us on Facebook for updates!		28
Page 26		28
Tourism		29
Let Us Tell You The tory		29
can code to learn more!		29
Join Us On Main Street!		29
April 3rd & 4th		29
Applications for Queen, Junior Miss, Little Miss and Scholarship can be found online!		29
All are due January 31st!		29
Artwork for the print contest is due Jan 16.		29
Registration for the 41st Daffodil Parade Opens Jan 1		29
Follow us on Facebook for all the details!		29
daffodilfestivalva.org		29
Main Library		30
804-693-2998		30
Point Branch		30
804-642-9790		30
Take & Make		30
Santa Ornament		30
Telescope Workshop		30
FAMILY		30
Scavenger Hunts		30
Holiday Ballet		30
Winter Reading Program		30
Santa Visit		30
Video Game		30
Holiday Open House		30
The Beehive		31
Library news		31
CHILDREN		31
5 AND UNDER		31
Holiday Story Times		31
Little Pillars		31
Pre-K Storytime		31
Toddlers on the Loose		31
Point Branch Storytime		31
SCHOOL AGE		31
Let's Draw Christmas!		31
Little Crafters		31
Christmas Ornament Craft		31
Thank You		31
The Beehive		32
Library news		32
TEEN		32
Bedazzled Books		32
Teen Study Hall Café		32
Blacklight Paint Party		32
Science Snowflake		32
Teen Take & Make Science Kit		32
Teen Battle Chef: Christmas		32
Making College Affordable		32
Presentation and FASFA Workshop		32
Origami Bookmark Station		32
Downsizing Made Simple		32
Main Library		32
Expert Advice for		32
Business Owners		32
Main Library		32
ADULT		32
The Beehive		33
Library news		33
Create a Social Security Account		33
Main Library		33
Christmas Cookie		33
Cutter Ornaments		33
Point Branch		33
ADULT		33
Discover Unclaimed Property!		33
Main Library		33
Tablecloth Valentine		33
Heart Wreath		33
Point Branch		33
Granny Square Workshop		33
Main Library		33
Byte Size Basics		33
Latch Hook Pillow Cover		33
Main Library		33
Main Library		33
Point Branch		33
Holidays & Closings		33
PHOTO: Logan Taylor		36
Gloucester County, Virginia		36
The Beehive		36
Community Engagement & Public Information		36

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