Middlesex Mask Campaign
- At May 14, 2020
- By Ashley
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Dear Middlesex Businesses:
Middlesex County has launched a Middlesex Mask campaign. Please find the attached images that you can share on your businesses social media and website. The County will be supplying you with “Real Heroes Wear Masks” posters for your establishment later this week. You will also notice yard signs and banners posted around roadways in Middlesex County. The Board of Supervisors are strongly recommending citizens wear masks when they cannot ensure social distancing, such as while shopping, in order to continue keep our community safe.
Please find the Governor’s updated Phase I announcement here: https://www.governor.virginia.gov/newsroom/all-releases/2020/may/headline-856681-en.html
I have attached a Business Guideline Sheet for the Phase I Reopening of Businesses. Virginia-Forward-Phase-One-Business-Sector-Guidelines
This is a good response for the question “Why should I wear a Mask?”: https://www.erinbromage.com/post/the-risks-know-them-avoid-them
Thank you and we really appreciate all of our Middlesex Businesses. We are in this together, good times and bad. I am happy to accept any feedback you’d like to offer.
Michelle Brown
Economic Development & Tourism
County of Middlesex, VA
(804) 758-4330 x 209 office
(804) 654-1363 cell
Christmas Cruise 2018
- At December 13, 2018
- By Ashley
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With great regret, we must announce that the approaching rainfall is heavier and arriving sooner than expected, such that the captain and organizers of the DCA Christmas Cruis consider it unsafe to continue with the cruise.
The DCA will host an open house 5-7PM with cookie contest, cider, and shuttle transportation to J&W Seafood and Ullman Sails for their open house events. Please join us for this celebration.
Jackson Creek Christmas Cruise – 2018
- At August 31, 2018
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DEC 14th 2018 – 4pm – 8:30pm
The annual Jackson Creek Christmas Cruise, sponsored by the Deltaville Community Association, is scheduled for Friday, December 14 (rain date Saturday, December 15). Ticket prices this year will be $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12, who must be accompanied by an adult with a ticket. The event is rain or shine and tickets are non-refundable. Donations to help cover expenses will be gratefully accepted.
Price of the ticket includes a ride on either a hay wagon or a trolley( new this year) to the public dock and a cruise on the party boat “Lucky Lady” around Jackson Creek to view the Christmas decorations. The whole journey takes about 1 hour. Tickets will be sold for four times( a change from last year): 5(sunset cruise). 6, 7, and 8 PM. The building will be open from 4:15-8:30 pm. Plan to arrive 15 minutes before the time for your cruise. Also included in the price of the ticket are homemade cookies and apple cider served at the DCA building.
Tickets will go on sale November 15th and will be available at J & W Seafood and Nauti Nell’s in Deltaville. Tickets can only be purchased in person starting on November 15th. No phone orders or pre-orders, although we will hold tickets if you call to say you are on the way to pick them up. Payment is by cash or check only made out to the DCA. Only 40 seats will be available for each time slot.
To all town residents and businesses-let’s make this the most festive Christmas cruise ever. Please plan to decorate for this event particularly on Route #33 coming into town, on Lover’s Lane and on the Jackson Creek waterfront-both branches.
The cookie baking contest will be repeated this year. If you plan to bake, whether or not for the contest, or you can help set up and serve on December 14th, contact Marsha Norton at 804-815-1071. If you can help with the hayride or down at the docks, contact Lud Kimbrough at 804-514-5858. If you have questions about the event call Raynell Smith at 804-815-3102. More details about activities the night of the cruise will follow in a later article.
Middlesex County Election Forum
- At August 31, 2018
- By Ashley
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Middlesex County Election Forum will be held at the DCA at 6:00PM October 16, 2018.
– Candidates are both running for the Board of Supervisors seat in the Harmony Village District. They are Bob Crump and Kathy Swinehart.
– The event will be moderated by Eddie Harrow, as in past years.
– Questions from the audience must be submitted in advance and can be submitted at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HJ6CV76
– There is a video of last year’s forum at https://youtu.be/C_gAqeHWX6g

Kathy Swinehart

Bob Crump
Help Wanted at the Pool
- At June 27, 2018
- By Ashley
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Ricky Taylor Memorial Community Swimming Pool
Updated – 6/27/2018
The Deltaville Community Swimming Pool is in need of a full and/or part-time Certified Lifeguard effective immediately.
For more information and questions regarding the pool, please call Jill, 815-6923 or Gail, 357-6465. We will be happy to hear back from you at any time.
Thanking your for your interest and Happy Safe Swimming this Summer!
Jill Davis, head2nc@aol.com
Gail Butler, time4me25@yahoo.com
Pool Committee Members
DSF 2017
- At January 13, 2017
- By Ashley
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Saturday, May 13th, 2017
9am – 4pm
www.DeltavilleSeafoodFestival.com
The Deltaville Shuttle
- At June 06, 2016
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Bay Transit, along with our Deltaville Business Sponsors, are pleased to announce a new public fixed route bus service “The Deltaville Shuttle” in Deltaville starting Thursday, May 26. The shuttle will run from 11:00 AM through 9:00 PM on Thursday, Friday & Saturday. The route is a loop, running from Stingray Point along Route 33 to the Deltaville Market & back, with side-trips down Timberneck Road, Fishing Bay Road & Jackson Creek Road. The bus operates on a fixed route and follows a set schedule. For information call the Bay Transit Ride Line at 804.250.2011 Monday thru Friday, 6 am to 6 pm.
See the attached PDF for all the details -> Deltaville Shuttle
Concert cancelation
- At May 14, 2016
- By Ashley
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The SlapNation Concert is cancelled TONIGHT due to an approaching very bad storm. High winds are associated with this bad storm. We will reschedule and make an announcement soon. All ticket purchases will be honored. Thank you!
Talk by Author Colin Rafferty
- At April 04, 2016
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Date of Event | Tuesday, 19th April 2016 |
Start Time | 7:00 pm |
Ending Time | 8:30 pm |
Venue Location | Deltaville Branch Library |
Street address | 35 Lover’s Lane |
Cost of Event – or Free | FREE!!! |
Please tell us about your event. | Middlesex County Public Library Distinguished Authors Series. Columbine? Colin Rafferty went there. The field where Flight 93 crashed near Shanksville, Pennsylvania? Colin Rafferty was there. The concentration camp at Treblinka? Colin Rafferty visited. World Trade Center? Ditto. Colin Rafferty has a thing about tragic sites. (Call it an obsession, if you like; he does.) He visits them. He thinks deeply about them. And he writes about them. “Hallow This Ground” is Colin Rafferty’s book about memorials and monuments and his obsession. “Rafferty’s essays, both gripping and wonderfully reflective, illuminate.” – Kirkus Reviews Colin Rafferty will be at the Deltaville Branch Library Tuesday, April 19 at 7:00 pm to deliver a talk “From Ideas to Page: The Making of a First Book” Join us for this special free program. Light refreshments will be served. |