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November 21, 2007
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New board to face its first test
By Greg Pearson STAFF WRITER
They all ran on a platform of better management of Chesterfield's growth, and in two months, four new board members and Clover Hill Supervisor Art Warren will face the biggest rezoning case in the county's history. More...
"No zero" strategy gets a failing grade
By Donna C. Gregory NEWS EDITOR

Some county teachers say a "no zero" strategy included in the school system's proposed six-year strategic plan could end up generating a bunch of failures in society. Around seven teachers - most from Thomas Dale High School - lined up to talk about the Design for Excellence strategic plan last... More...

Thanksgiving plans
County seniors share what they'll do on Turkey Day
By Susan Nienow CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Whether it is the turkey and gravy or the day off, Thanksgiving is special for most people. For some, tradition is what is important. For others, change becomes the tradition. When asked what she will be doing for Thanksgiving, Midlothian resident Peggy Stevens said breezily, "I don't know yet. More...

 Legal Notices
•Legal Notices
PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia, at a regular scheduled meeting on November 28, 2007, at 6:30 p.m. in the County Public Meeting Room at the Chesterfield Administration Building, Rt. More...
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 News
•New board will take on Cloverleaf land deal
The county's newly-elected supervisors were left with yet another big decision last week when the current board unanimously deferred a decision to purchase the remaining 46 acres underneath Cloverleaf Mall. The issue will be revisited on Jan. 9, the new board's first meeting. More...
•Three new members to join planning commission
•Parade of Lights set to sail the James River
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 Calendar
•Calendar
Learn how to navigate the information superhighway
In The Spotlight Beginning Internet, Tues., Nov. 27, 2-3 p.m., Central Library, 9501 Lori Rd. Explore the basics of Internet searching. Become familiar with Internet terms, browser icons and menu features. Learn how to input web addresses and conduct simple searches using search engines. For mo... More...
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 Sports
•County announces winter light schedule
The winter season light schedule for Chesterfield County parks is as follows: Tennis Tennis court lights will stay on until 9:30 p.m. each evening at the following locations: • Harry G. Daniel Park at Iron Bridge (two hard courts) • R. More...
•Play ball
•Cheering competition
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 Letters/Opinion
•Voters were better informed about candidates this year
Dear Editor, Congratulations to the Chesterfield Observer, the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce, the Chesterfield Business Council, the Chesterfield County Council of PTAs and civic associations from Southampton, Oxford and Westview for the exceptional election information provided to voters. More...
•Will new county board members work together?
•Susan Nienow's weekly column is appreciated
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 Family
•Ladies Night at Stein Mart
Connor's Heroes Foundation is hosting "Ladies Night at Stein Mart" on Dec. 2 from 7-9 p.m. at Stein Mart in Commonwealth Centre. Shop while enjoying food and beverages from local restaurants and caterers. Everyone who attends will receive a 20 percent off coupon for any item in the store. More...
•Wrapping up the holidays
•An interview with school board member David Wyman
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 Seniors
•Lunch with grandma
Kindergartner Chandler Anderson spends time with her grandmother Annette Irving during a grandparents lunch at Wells Elementary School last week. More...
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 Crime Watch
•CRIME WATCH
Woman charged with malicious wounding by a mob
Chesterfield police have upgraded charges against a 38-year-old Ettrick woman from assault and battery to malicious wounding by a mob related to a May 27, 2005, incident. Kathy A. More...
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 Loose Ends
•Loose Ends
If it looks like a duck…
There is nothing like watching a pro to remind me why I am not one. Another flower arranging class and this instructor made radishes look like the ultimate creative touch. If I put radishes in a table decoration, it would look like I spilled my salad. More...
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