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Molly Janice Carrington 2 Carrington-Runfola (7/31/2024) - Virginia and Mark Carrington of Gloucester, announce the engagement of their daughter, Molly Janice Carrington, to Peter Michael Runfola Jr., son of Peter and Marianne Runfola of Toms River, New…
Flora and fauna (7/24/2024) - Recent rains falling after weeks without rain have revived Mother Nature. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net. A tree frog in daylily “Nicole’s Heat Seeker,” sent by Katherine Mazzocco. Mr.…
community garden jim camps tomatoes Red Tomato Blues (7/24/2024) - Jim is having an exceptionally bountiful tomato harvest this summer, despite the long, hot periods without rain followed by drenching downpours—or maybe because of the weather. With tomatoes, it can…
engage olson buzzy076 Olson-Buzzy (7/24/2024) - David and Emily Olson of Hayes, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elly Olson, to Ryan Buzzy, son of Rick and Laura Buzzy of Virginia Beach. Miss Olson, a graduate…
birth announcement wood color BIRTH (7/24/2024) - Bradley and Ashley Wood of Mathews, announce the birth of a son on Tuesday, July 16, 2024, in Riverside Regional Medical Center, Newport News. He has been named Jeamus Van…
community museum visit Museum visit (7/24/2024) - Members of the Central Village Homemakers in Mathews recently met for a tour of the Gloucester Museum of History, given by Museum coordinator Robert Kelly, as well as the colonial…
Nature’s glories (7/17/2024) - In this beautiful community, we are surrounded by spectacular flora and fauna. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net. Beth Sutton Bunting sends photos of hydrangea, four o’clocks, and a mini-sunflower…
community horticultural therapy 1 Horticultural therapy (7/17/2024) - Gloucester Master Gardeners Terrie Evans, Pat Knight, Jhie Hale, and Dee Kattan recently led horticultural therapy activities for residents at Walter Reed Convalescent Center. Activities included making floral arrangements with…
Plant some trees (7/17/2024) - Editorial, The Draft Horse Journal, Summer 1989 So here is what I think we ought to do…while we are thinking about all these things. I think we should all plant…
Grateful pollinators (7/10/2024) - When days are hot and nights bring little rain, pollinators are grateful for the flowers that continue to bloom thanks to gardeners’ loving care. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net.…
Virginia-Wedding-Photographer-17 (002) Strawn-Harper Harper-Strawn (7/10/2024) - Margaret Mayes Ann Strawn and Alexander Blaney Harper were married 5 p.m., Saturday, July 6, 2024 at Abingdon Episcopal Church, White Marsh. The Rev. Sven L. vanBarrs officiated. Alisa Bohon,…
engage bridges Bridges-Pecht (7/10/2024) - Tabb and Lisa Bridges of Gloucester Point, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kelsey Bridges, to Jordan Pecht, son of Cindy Pecht and Keith Clarke of Lawrenceville. A wedding is…
High summer problems (7/10/2024) - “There are some moments when I feel pleased with my garden, and other moments when I despair. The pleased moments usually happen in spring, and last up to the middle…
Dog days (7/10/2024) - Dogs playing in the water at Wilton Creek in Hartfield found a way to beat the heat, from left, Bella, Georgai and Rip. Photos by Bob Waldrop
Floral fireworks (7/3/2024) - Bold summertime flowers bring the punch of Fourth of July fireworks. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net. Day Lily “Wild Child” from Cheryl Battle of Bavon. California Poppy sent by…
community happy 4th Happy 4th (7/3/2024) - Herbert Fitzgerald of Wilson Creek Farm, Gloucester, sent along this patriotic photo to wish everyone a happy 4th of July.
Perfect gardenia Gardenias can suffer from iron deficiency (7/3/2024) - A quick turn around our front garden each day tells me which shrubs and perennials are suffering from this miserable, blistering heat and high humidity. Native shrubs like clethra, yaupon…
“I’m so pretty!” (7/3/2024) - Will Morgan of Cardinal, age 8, photographed a bluebird that saw himself in the car mirror.
Survivors (6/26/2024) - In this drought, the strong survive—or depend on your faithful watering. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net. Honeybee on a volunteer sunflower, sent by Cheryl Battle, Bavon. Black-eyed Susans and…
When irises have health problems (6/26/2024) - Irises are my favorite flowers. I love these regal plants with sword-like foliage and extravagantly ruffled blooms in an array of colors from darkest midnight to the earliest blush of…
Strawberry Moon at the Point Strawberry moon (6/26/2024) - Ron Granstra captured this image of the Strawberry moon this past week at Gloucester Point. According to NPR, the popular nickname for the full moon in June comes from the…
Warm colors (6/18/2024) - June’s flowers are certainly hardy survivors in this heat. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net. Honeybee on the butterfly weed, sent by Cheryl Battle of Bavon. Tiger lilies, submitted by…
The deer are back (6/18/2024) - Yes, the deer are back, and they are hungry. We have a Gang of Seven that saunter through almost every morning and evening. I am sure they discuss the level…
community PEO PEO convention (6/18/2024) - Judy Sowden and Martha Ellen Traband, from left, represented the members of Chapter BT, Mathews, at the 74th annual convention of the Virginia State Chapter PEO Sisterhood, held on June…
community gazette bird Noisy neighbors (6/18/2024) - A family of killdeer recently set up house in the courtyard behind the Gazette-Journal. The parents have been keeping a keen eye on their young chicks, protecting the brood, who…

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