Southside Sentinel

Middlesex County and the Town of Urbanna will be receiving revenues starting the end of September from a recently instituted 40-cents per pack cigarette tax.

Mrs. Anderson tried to speak but Mayor Hartley banged the gavel to quiet her. “I’m sorry we have moved on from that,” said Mayor Hartley.

Since school started on Aug. 23 there have been 42 positive cases associated with the schools and 184 individuals have been quarantined.

Due to concerns with the current COVID-19 numbers the Board of the Deltaville Maritime Museum and Holly Point Nature Park have unanimously voted to cancel their October events.

Kitty Magnolia is in foster care while waiting for her forever home. She was found under a magnolia tree by a good Samaritan after a severe thunderstorm.

Organizers urge you to come out, with or without your skateboard, and join in the celebration. Kiwanis will provide refreshments.

The September Urbanna Yard of the Month award went to Jean and Jim Hill, who live at the corner of Cross Street and Taylor Avenue.

The Seahorses’ first two games on the road were a test of resilience, facing strong, experienced teams at Nansemond Suffolk and Atlantic Shores, which both played last year. Coming home this week, the expectations from CCS coaches were for the team to take one more step forward.

This year’s Middlesex County Parks and Recreation Department Bam Bam and Pebbles T-Ball League will present its annual awards banquet at the last games on Saturday, Oct. 2.

Reps of the Chesapeake Bay Croquet Club (CBCC) in Hartfield are encouraging anyone with an interest in golf croquet to join the fall league.