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Richmond Hill is a community that is rich in tradition and heritage. Many of its residents are multi-generational households, where grandparents, parents, and children all live under one roof or near each other.

New Richmond Hill homes are located in communities with easy access to Toronto and GTA. Richmond Hill houses

Langstaff

Langstaff is a popular neighbourhood for families, with a variety of houses on large lots. Many of the properties have older houses that were remodelled and upgraded over the years.

John Langstaff was the first person to settle in the area, more than two hundred years ago. He opened a blacksmith's shop and other businesses in the area, but there aren’t many relics left from that era.

Langstaff is a great place to live if you are looking for houses in Richmond Hill that have easy access public transportation. During rush hour, commuters can easily access the Langstaff GO station. There are also many buses that stop nearby. For those who prefer to drive, major highways are close by.

Temperanceville

Temperanceville is a popular area for families. It has large lots, family-sized homes for sale and outdoor recreational facilities. This neighbourhood is close to major highways and makes it easy for commuters in Toronto.

Richmond Hill is a wealthy area. Almost half the residents earn more than $100,000. Many people are employed in the fields of management, finance and business. Major corporations such as BMW, Acklands Grainger, and Staples are also located in the city.

The topography of some parts in Richmond Hill can play a role when it comes wildfire risk. The city has 337 homes that are at risk to be affected by wildfires over the next thirty years. Here are some ways to reduce the risk.

Vaughan

Vaughan, a large and prosperous suburban area, is a great place for raising a family. It has a number of livable neighbourhoods. The housing stock of the city is mainly made up of detached houses with large lots and excellent school systems. Langstaff and Temperanceville are great places to look for families looking for larger homes at a good price.

Small businesses thrive here, as do large employers like Acklands Grainger and BMW. It is a great place for commuters, with easy access to Highway 407 or Highway 404.

There are also luxury apartments available for rent in Vaughan, if you prefer to stay at home. These apartments are located near the Vaughan Mills Shopping Centre, Canada's Wonderland, and have a balcony. They also offer free WiFi.

Aurora

Aurora has a mix of homes on larger lots, which appeals to families. You'll find both older homes that have undergone renovations and newer developments such as the upscale Southshore.

Residents enjoy the many parks and greenspaces in the area. Throughout the year, there are a variety of community events, including plant swaps, picnics with family and concerts in the parks.

Visit open houses and talk to a local realtor (r) for more information about the Richmond Hill communities. You can also use Zolo to search through a comprehensive list of real estate listings. The site allows you to view 197 houses for sale, 72 townhomes, and 117 condominiums in the city. You can filter your search by price, bedroom count and size.

Whitchurch-Stouffville

The lion's share of residential property in Whitchurch-Stouffville is single-family detached houses. Residents can also enjoy recreational centres, excellent public schools, and a charming central district.

The Oak Ridges Moraine is the largest part of the landscape of the community. It is characterized by knobby, sand-like hills that were deposited by retreating ice sheets. Kettle lakes such as Preston Lake Van Nostrand Lake Musselman Lake form depressions in the moraine topography.

Residents can choose from a wide range of dining and shopping options along Main Street or in the historic downtown Stouffville. The vibrant core is home to over 140 unique stores, services and restaurants. Residents can also enjoy a variety of concerts, theatre performances and fundraisers at Lebovic Centre for Arts and Entertainment. Or they can visit eight curated exhibits at Latcham Art Centre.

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Mount Wharton, near Accomack, Virginia. HABS photo, Library of Congress ( HABS VA,1-____,3--1)

From July, 1940, survey: “MOUNT WHARTON. Owner- Toby Lane, [of] Temperanceville, Va. Erected late 18th C. Present condition dilapidated…1 ½ st. frame sides; brick ends.”

No longer extant, near as I can tell.

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Tyson: A Tradition of Torture Exposed — Again

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Tyson, le plus grand producteur de volaille des États-Unis, a été exposé une fois de plus à la torture de poulets.

Une nouvelle vidéo d'un fournisseur de Tyson capturé par un enquêteur pour Compassion Over Killing (COK) révèle des travailleurs empalant des poussins vivants avec des clous attachés à des tuyaux, jetant des oiseaux, renversant et tuant des oiseaux avec un chariot élévateur et jetant des oiseaux malades dans des seaux de morts ceux qui meurent douloureusement eux-mêmes.

La vidéo montre également des déformations de la jambe subies par de nombreux oiseaux, qui sont obèses morbides en raison de l'ingénierie génétique qui les fait grandir dans les 45 jours suivant l'éclosion.

L'enquêteur a travaillé à Atlantic Farm à Temperanceville, en Virginie, pendant six semaines, et a enregistré des abus et des tourments rampants à l'installation, qui abrite plus de 225 000 oiseaux.

À la suite de la diffusion de la vidéo, 10 employés ont été renvoyés d'Atlantic Farm. Tyson a également aurait mis fin à son contrat avec eux et enlevé tous leurs oiseaux.

Tyson se vante de son engagement envers les pratiques humaines, et déclare qu'il suit les « Cinq libertés ».

Liberté de la faim et de la soif

Liberté de l'inconfort

Absence de douleur, de blessure et de maladie

Liberté d'exprimer un comportement normal

Liberté de la peur et de la détresse

La vidéo dévoile la vérité, cependant. Avec tant d'oiseaux entassés dans un espace minuscule, beaucoup meurent de faim et de soif parce qu'ils sont incapables d'atteindre la nourriture et l'eau. Avec leurs jambes cassant sous leurs poids anormalement lourds, les oiseaux sont clairement dans l'inconfort sévère, avec beaucoup de douleur, de blessures et de maladie insoutenables durables. Alloué à moins d'un pied carré d'espace chacun, ils ne sont en aucun cas capables d'exprimer un comportement normal. Et la liberté de la peur et de la détresse est impossible pour un oiseau claqué contre un mur ou brutalement battu à mort.

C'est la deuxième fois en un peu plus d'un an que les fournisseurs de Tyson ont été pris en flagrant délit de torture vidéo sur les animaux. En 2016, neuf employés ont été reconnus coupables de 24 chefs d'accusation de cruauté envers les animaux en Virginie.

Tyson continue d'induire en erreur les clients, dont la plupart ignorent l'horrible cruauté qui règne à huis clos . Cependant, avec des images exposant ce qui se passe vraiment, les gens ont le choix de laisser la violence continuer ou de cesser de soutenir une entreprise qui la promeut.

"Nos images de caméras cachées révèlent les horreurs flagrantes et systémiques que Tyson permet à ses oiseaux de vivre à huis clos", a déclaré la directrice exécutive de la COK, Erica Meier . "Il est temps pour Tyson d'être un véritable leader en s'attaquant aux problèmes les plus pressants de son industrie aujourd'hui en mettant immédiatement fin à la manipulation génétique des oiseaux pour une croissance rapide et en augmentant son investissement dans l'avenir alimentaire des consommateurs: les protéines végétales."

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Penalty Increased for Tyson Poultry Plant Violations

Chesapeake Bay Foundation – This week the Virginia State Water Control Board voted to support stiffer penalties for Tyson Foods for repeated wastewater and stormwater violations at a poultry plant in Temperanceville on Virginia’s Eastern Shore.

The Board levied a final penalty of $32,160 on April 15, compared to an initial proposed penalty of $16,500.

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Proud son of C.O. Lovette…

Pete Lovette giving a brief

biography of his father

By KEN WELBORN

Record Publisher

I attended the dedication ceremony for the C.O. Lovette Highway at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church on Friday, Nov. 30.  The centerpiece of the ceremony was remarks by Lovette’s son, Pete.

Anyone in attendance had to be taken not only by his words, but also by the look in his eyes and the tone of his voice as he respectfully spoke about the father and mother he very much loved and respected.  Clearly, Pete Lovette was honored and thankful to be their son, and to have the opportunity to speak about them on this special day.

What follows are some excerpts from his presentation:

“We are here to honor Mr. C.O. Lovette, whose daily life and work sought to honor his family and neighbors. The naming of this part of Highway 16 for our father, C.O. Lovette, is a proud moment for all of us who knew and loved our father and for our future generations.

“As I began to prepare my remarks for this occasion, I discovered a writing by our mother (Ruth Bumgarner Lovette) who wrote some important facts about our father’s history.  I will share a portion of her writing. ‘...because a young man did not want to work by a time clock, an industry was born which far exceeded our own, or anyone’s expectations.’”

Charlie Odell Lovette was born in 1900 in a “little cabin beside the Yadkin River,” Pete continued. “He was in about the middle of 14 children in his family. He quit school at the age of 16 and went to Winston-Salem and worked in the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco factory for a while.”

Lovette later farmed for a time and had his first experiences at buying and selling produce.  After spending some time in the coal mines of West Virginia, he decided to come home and go back to school at age 21.

“At this time, he started courting a girl in the community, Ruth Bumgarner, a granddaughter of G.A. Nichols, with whom he was staying,” Pete said. “This courtship lasted over two years.  C.O. was never one to make snap decisions.”

In February of 1924, before the school term was over, he began dreaming of going into the poultry business.  He contacted storekeepers to see if they would be interested in selling their produce on a regular weekly schedule. With capital of $100 he purchased a Ford truck chassis.  This began the buying and selling that later became Lovette Poultry Company.

Pete went on to tell that the following May, in 1924, he married Ruth Bumgarner. They set up housekeeping in the Pleasant Home community in a little log cabin belonging to Ruth’s grandparents. Shortly there after, they bought a small farm in the same area. There they reared their family of six sons and one daughter. They all were involved in the poultry business.

Their first child, Charles Fred, was born in 1925 and became the dynamic leader of Holly Farms Poultry Industries, which became the largest poultry company in the world.

Bonnie, for many years, was the leader of Human Resources at Holly Farms.

Rex was the leader of live production.

Pete was the leader in the administration division.

Billy Wade was the manager of three plant complexes.

Blake was unique in his leadership in building a complete complex in Temperanceville, Va.

Gene Allen was head of the Center Texas Division.

“I was always proud of seeing my father work,” Pete said. “He built his first broiler house in 1928. At age 7 he put me in as one of the caretakers.”

Mr. Lovette was known for hard work, making a profit ethically, staying ahead of the competition, knowing what could be sold for a profit, and for his integrity — his word could be trusted.

   “Another example of the importance of integrity was a practice he used quite often with his suppliers in Wilkes and nearby counties,” Pete said. “If he was able to sell one of their products at a better than expected profit, then, at the time of his next week’s purchase from that supplier, he would return a portion of that added profit as a bonus payment. This was a practice he used quite often and gave him great respect by his suppliers.”

As a result of these traits used in his business accomplishments, he, at one time, owned four farms and tracts of timber. He also built a shopping center in the heart of Millers Creek. His Christian faith was his highest priority and he was, for many years, a member of the Pleasant Home Baptist Church and is buried in its cemetery.

C.O. Lovette is a member of the N.C. Poultry Hall of Fame in Raleigh and became a member of the Wilkes County Agriculture Hall of Fame on Friday night. 

“Today he has the honor of having N.C. Hwy 16 commencing at U.S. 421 and N.C. 16 and ending at Millers Creek named in his honor,” Pete said. “A plaque commemorates this occasion. Thank you for giving me this opportunity to speak about our father.”

And thank you Pete Lovette, for sharing this glimpse into your most remarkable family.

 From Missiles to Menorah

By EARL COX

Special to The Record

 On Sunday evening, Dec. 2, the people of Sderot, Israel - a town located less than one mile from the Gaza border – gathered to light the first candle of the town’s menorah to commemorate the first day of Chanukah (also spelled Hanukkah).  Jews around the world celebrate this holiday which marks the time when the Maccabean Jews regained control of Jerusalem and rededicated the Second Temple.  What makes the candle lighting in Sderot worth mentioning is the fact that it is symbolic of how the Jewish spirit looks for ways to turn tragedy into triumph. 

 The people of Sderot live under the constant threat of incoming rockets from Hamas terrorists in Gaza.  Literally thousands of rockets have been launched by the Palestinians into this small Israeli farming community.  It’s an understatement to say that living under the constant threat of terror is challenging and stressful.  Imagine that it’s 3 a.m., and the Red Alert siren blares out a warning that rockets are incoming.  Being so close to the Gaza border, people have only 15 seconds or less to reach the safety of a bomb shelter.  How do you get your entire family, small children, babies and the elderly and handicapped, out of bed and into a bomb shelter in only seconds?  This scenario could occur at any moment day or night yet the citizens of Sderot refuse to live in fear, despair or defeat.  In fact, they have literally turned the darkness into light.  The town’s menorah was crafted by artisans in the community and it’s made from Kassam rockets which landed and exploded in Sderot. This stands as a testimony to the resilience of the Jewish people. The evil that was meant harm, kill and destroy innocent Israelis has instead been turned into a symbol of the light of the Torah. They have turned ‘swords into plowshares.’ The citizens of Sderot have become a symbol for bravery, determination and courage which are so characteristic of most all Israelis. While the rockets may blacken the sky, they cannot darken the Jewish spirit which has figured out a way to turn the evil of terror into a source of light and where there is light there can be no darkness. 

 As we enter this holiday season whereby we sing songs about peace on earth and goodwill towards men, let’s remember our Jewish brothers and sisters in the land of Israel – a people and a place which are both very special in God’s sight.  God says we are to pray for the ‘peace of Jerusalem.’  May we be ever faithful to do so not only this month but each and every day throughout the year. All Christians have a responsibility to Israel and the Jewish people.  After all, Jesus was a Jew and we can’t love Him if we don’t embrace His family. So as we prepare to celebrate the season when God’s Light came into the world, let us also remember our Jewish brothers and sisters as they fulfill their destiny of being a light unto the nations. 

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Breaking! Compassion Over Killing Releases New Undercover Video From Another Tyson Food Supplier

Compassion Over Killing (COK) released a new undercover video today documenting the severe abuse of chickens at yet another Tyson Foods supplier. According to the organization that has been exposing cruelty to farmed animals while promoting veganism for more than two decades, a COK investigator had been working for several weeks inside Atlantic Farm, a Temperanceville, Virginia facility that is a…

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Undercover footage shows chickens being kicked and impaled at a farm that reportedly supplies Tyson Foods

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Undercover footage reportedly filmed at a Tyson Foods supplier in Virginia shows horrific mistreatment of chickens. 

In the video, workers stab, kick, and throw chickens. Birds are also piled in buckets with sick and dead birds. 

The organization has previously released footage that has resulted in industry giants cutting ties with suppliers over apparent animal abuse. 

  An animal-rights nonprofit released a new, horrific video of what it calls animal abuse at a Tyson Foods supplier. 

In the video, released Wednesday, workers kick, throw, and even impale chickens. Sick birds are stacked in buckets and crushed as workers stomp them to death. 

"Hit him on the head, then kill him," one worker says in the video. 

Compassion Over Killing (COK) says that an investigator for the nonprofit worked inside Atlantic Farm, a Temperanceville, Virginia facility, for several weeks to record the undercover footage. 

COK has recorded a number of similarly shocking undercover videos at farms, slaughterhouses, and other meat production companies. In 2012, the US Department of Agriculture shut down a California slaughterhouse after COK released a video showing cows being abused. 

Tyson Foods — one of the biggest chicken, beef, and pork suppliers in the industry — has faced similar issues before. In 2016, the company severed ties with a supplier after workers were caught on camera stabbing, clubbing, and stomping on chickens.

Tyson did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment, and we could not find a phone number or website to contact Atlantic Farm.

"The actions of these people are egregious, inexcusable and will not be tolerated by Tyson Foods," Tyson's president of poultry operations, Doug Ramsey, said in a statement to the Washington Post.

Here's the undercover footage, which contains extremely graphic content: 

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Withams Rd, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $775000

PRICE REDUCED BY $75,000! Farmland totaling +/- 246.25 acres located on Holdens Creek. Tillable farmland is +/- 97 acres. Wooded land is +/- 93 acres. Marshland is +/- 56.25 acres. Improvements include older farm house in livable condition. Seller is willing to consider offers on farmland and woods separately.

Withams Rd, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $775000

Farmland totaling +/- 246.25 acres located on Holdens Creek. Tillablefarmland is +/- 97 acres. Wooded land is +/- 93 acres. Marshland is +/- 56.25acres. Improvements include older farm house in livable condition. Seller iswilling to consider offers on farmland and woods separately

5 Chesser Rd, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $28900

Surrounded by NEW HOMES this fantastic building lot has two road frontages!! Road frontages on Chesser Rd and Charity Rd allows you the opportunity to easily fit a garage to the layout of your new home build! Suitable for a stick built or modular home, no double or single wides permitted. Enjoy country living on a quite road that is just minutes from RT 13, quick commute to NASA, Wallops and Chincoteague!

121 Saxis Rd, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $25000

TEMPERANCEVILLE: 6 acre of property near Sanford. Build your dream home and make the land work for you. Currently farmed and home on property is ready to tear down. Close to NASA & Wallops Island. MLS#42510 $25,000 Judy Williamson 757-894-2488

Lot A2 Temperanceville Rd, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $50000

Looking for a rolling, large, and partially wooded area to build your dream home? This is it! Lot will afford privacy and serenity, and there is even a small stream in the back. Great location, convenient to Rt. 13, Wallops Flight Facility, Chincoteague, shopping and more.

12 Charity Ln, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $28900

CHESSER VILLAGE: Nice building lot close to Wallops Island, NASA & Chincoteague Island. Partially cleared with mature landscaping and with over ½ acre building that dream home will be no problem. Septic/well certification on file. Covenants and restrictions in place, come view the area. MLS#44565 $28,900 Judy Williamson 757-894-2488

821 Route 595, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $84900

This comfortable country home shows great pride in home ownership! Spacious 2 bedroom home; master bedroom with large walk-in closet; laundry/home office area off the kitchen; mudroom with access to crawl space foundation; storage room; wonderful country kitchen with sitting area near the pellet stove; dining room; living room and bathroom. Relax on the deck while listening to the babbling brook across the road. An absolutely sweet home that is immaculate and move-in ready! A garage with upper level storage completes this package.

8467 Jerusalem Rd, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $150000

This is just what you’ve been looking for. A ready to move in Ranch style Modular, with lots of closets, beautiful country views from every room, all appliances included, plus an enclosed porch, open porch, and deck. Total electric and very well insulated home with energy efficient windows, doors and 6 inch thick exterior walls. Seller says their energy bills have never been over $100/month (Winter and Summer). All this on nearly 11 acres for plenty of elbow room. A short drive to Seaside or Bayside fishing and boating. Some bonuses are 3 nice sheds for storage (2 with electric), and a fenced in garden area. This could be the opportunity to own a big chunk of the peaceful coastal life style you have always wanted. This property is priced to sell and ready to go. Call today.

10291 Lankford Hwy, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $99000

Enjoy Eastern Shore living in this comfortable 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with mature landscaping, detached garage, fireplace, large kitchen, screened porch, full (walk-up) floored attic, plus more. An extra wooded lot directly behind home is included making your total nearly 1 acre. Enjoy great seaside or bayside fishing and boating, plus easy access to shopping, schools, and beaches just a short drive away. This home is priced to sell. Call today to schedule a showing.

Lot 168 Lankford Hwy, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $710000

128 Acre Farm on US Rt 13 (Lankford Highway)with approximately 2,800 feet of highway frontage and frontage on RT 694 (Sand Street) with approximately 630 feet of frontage near the Village of Temperanceville.

Lot 0 Saxis Rd, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $160000

This 45.741 Acre parcel on Saxis Road contains approximately 12 acres of cleared land and the rest is wooded. The property is improved with an old Hog House which could be converted into storage or a Hunting get-a-way. The property is priced under the County Assessment and is being sold as one parcel.

Lot 9 Lankford Hwy, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $325000

Three parcels (17.84 + 3.1 + .74) total of 21.59 acres ALL FRONTING LANKFORD HWY TEMERENCEVILLE. ROUTE 13 Business! Don’t miss this opportunity of over 1500′ feet of HWY FRONTAGE!

Lot 1-9 Saxis Rd, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $80000

If you are looking to develop or just looking for something private then here you go. This parcel contains 31.644 Acres and has already been subdivided into 9 building sites with road frontage on Saxis Road. It is priced well under the County Assessment of $123,100. If you do not want to subdivide then you can use the property as a single family site, hunting property or a private get-a-way.

1150 Sand St, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $154000

Lovely cape cod home, with possibility for additional living space on the second floor. Should not take much to complete for two large additional rooms. So much possibility to finish this home to make it the HOME OF YOUR DREAMS. Open front porch is so nice for those country evenings, and enjoy your large lot (2.2 acres). Back deck is convenient for entertaining and dinners. Spacious kitchen with dining area, all appliances convey. Laundry room, with a ½ of bath located near the entrance of the home. Large living room with gas fireplace. Both bedrooms have ample windows for plenty of n atural light. There is even a shed for the lawn mower. A must see! This is a Nanicoke home. Deep well is only about 8 years old.

10504 Lankford Hwy, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $129000

Charming and conveniently located meticulously cared for home in Temperanceville. Acre of land with 2 car garage, boat garage, and shed. A short distance to Wallops Island, Chincoteague and the Maryland border. Lovingly cared for by the original family that built the home in the 1930’s, the home has been the pride of the family and ready for a new generation. With large living room a family room that is as cozy spot in the house. Dining room off the eat in kitchen which is cleverly divided for better function. A large utility room that is the span of the back of the house making a great spot for dropping your boots off. Large attic with additional storage, which has dry wall in but not the finish work which could be additional bedrooms.

11028 Sand St, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $14900

Home in need of renovations, or tear it down and build new. Just a short drive to Wallops Island, Chincoteague or Assateague.

27209 Saxis Rd, Temperanceville, VA

Price: $95000

The house is in use, but the value is in the land.

from Houses For Sale – The OC Home Search http://www.theochomesearch.com/houses-for-sale-in-temperanceville-va/ from OC Home Search https://theochomesearch.tumblr.com/post/158117462730

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