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Honoring Great French Chefs & Beautiful French Wines at Waypoint in April

Our friends at Waypoint Seafood & Grill in Williamsburg, Virginia will celebrate the great pillars of French cuisine and the beautiful wines that come from the regions there on Sunday, April 7, 2019 during the monthly Waypoint Wine Discovery Dinner Series. 

The five-course dinner starts at 6 p.m. 

$125 per person (plus tax and gratuity).

Limited seating. Call 757-220-2228 to reserve your table. 

Want more details about the event? Here’s what Waypoint told us! 

“The Waypoint Culinary Brigade, together with Stan Davis from Robins Cellars, have come together to create a truly delectable dining experience to celebrate the great French pillars of cuisine - Ducassee, Escoffier, Bocuse, Passard and Boulud – and the wines from their country’s most notable regions - Beaujolaise Nouveaux, Pinot Noir from Burgundy, Chateau Pomerol from Bordeaux, a classic Chablis, and a Bordeaux Blanc. And of course, no French meal – or French wine experience – is complete without a true Champagne from Champagne region.”

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EDITOR PICKS: WILLIAMSBURG & THE CHESAPEAKE BAY | How do you make the most of a visit to Williamsburg & The Chesapeake Bay, Virginia? According to @TSGWilliamsburg Editor/Owner Sara Harris, “Attracting visitors and settlers since 1607, Williamsburg and the Chesapeake Bay is a wonderful place for tourists and locals to explore. Colonial Williamsburg is a must-do living history museum that offers interaction with actors in period costume and so much more. A perfect day starts with a stroll through @merchantssquare, grabbing a famous sandwich from The Cheese Shop, and sipping award-winning Virginia wines at @williamsburgwinery Tasting Room & Wine Bar. Feeling refreshed, move on to visit local favorite boutiques like @blinkwilliamsburg, @shopthreesisters, and @shopsatcarolinafurniture, before treating yourself to fine dining at @waypointseafood. Thanks to the Chesapeake Bay, we have some of the freshest seafood available anywhere, not to mention world-class boating, with yacht brokers such as @oystercoveboatworks ready to get you on the water in style from their Middle Peninsula location. Speaking of the Middle Peninsula, it boasts a wealth of quaint shopping, dining, and accommodation options, making the perfect day trip away from Williamsburg itself. The @innatwarnerhall is a must-stay, 38-acre plantation-style bed and breakfast built by George Washington’s grandparents situated minutes away from antique, art, and apparel shops on @glomainstreet—as well as the picture-perfect waterfront towns of Urbanna, home of the annual Oyster Festival and @lowetideboutique, and Irvington, where a local mainstay, @thedandelionirvington, offers distinctive ladies’ clothing and gifts.” Find more ways to connect with Sara and @TSGWilliamsburg via the link in bio. — view on Instagram http://bit.ly/2W2X9bJ

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Local Ladies to Take Over Phillips Energy Gloucester Point Fuel Station for Alzheimer’s Association Fundraiser

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO A FUTURE DATE DUE TO THE POTENTIAL ARRIVAL OF HURRICANE FLORENCE TO THE CHESAPEAKE BAY REGION. 

Get ready – and get pumped up – for the local ladies of Gloucester to take over the Phillips Energy Gloucester Point fuel station to help raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association.

For the second year in a row, on September 15 from 9 a.m. to noon, the full-service gas pump attendants at the Phillips Energy fuel station at Gloucester Point will be (wo)manned by volunteer attendants ready to pump gas, wash windows and work for tips, all of which will be donated to the Alzheimer’s Association, Phillips Energy’s signature charity.

Among the women who have volunteered to pump gas for the cause include:

·      Elizabeth McCormick of Phillips Energy

·      Gloria Williams of the Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce

·      Stacie Martin of Scotty Signs

·      Karen Ward of Scoot’s BBQ

·      Kati Cook of Gloucester Supply & ACE Hardware

·      Sara Harris of Sara Harris Photography and The Scout Guide Williamsburg & The Chesapeake Bay

·      Theresa Stavens of the Inn at Warner Hall

·      Susan James of Cycle City Corp.

·      Karen Barrs of Little England Mercantile and Little England Farm

·      Stephanie Heinatz of Consociate Media and Marker Nine

Waypoint Seafood & Grill, Chef Hans Schadler’s culinary destination in Williamsburg, Va., will also be on hand selling their signature crab and corn chowder for the cause.

Phillips Energy’s Gloucester Point fuel station is located at 2586 George Washington Memorial Highway in Hayes near the Coleman Bridge and features gasoline, non-ethanol fuel, E85 flex fuel, on and off-road diesel, propane autogas, ValvTet marine gasoline and diesel treatment, Diesel Exhaust Fluid, kerosene, a propane cylinder refueling station and packaged ice.

The “Pumped to End Alzheimer’s” event in 2017 raised $3,670 for the Alzheimer’s Association thanks to celebrity pump attendants D’Shawn Wright of Body by D, Juan Carillo of Juan’s Mexican Café and Cantina, Gloucester Sheriff Darrell Warren, “Roc” Richards professional wrestler, Theresa and Troy Stavens of the Inn at Warner Hall, Bobby Hatten of Patten, Wornom, Hatten & Diamonstein, L.C., Michael Hudgins of Hudgins Holiday, Chris Leigh of Oyster Cove Boatworks and Yacht Brokerage, Commonwealth’s Attorney Holly Smith, and Sammy Larrimore of Get U There Designated Driver Service. 

“We were so honored and thrilled to have had such a successful event last year and to see so many members of the community come out to support this incredibly important cause,” said Elizabeth McCormick, Phillips Energy Vice President. “With everyone’s help, we know we can top last year!”

Funds raised at the event will be donated to the Alzheimer’s Association through the Phillips Energy’s annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s team. The 2018 walk will take place October 6 at Bethpage Camp-Resort in Urbanna.

Registration is open now and “we’d love for anyone and everyone to join our team, the ‘Phillips Phamily Pumped to END ALZ,’” said Nora Wood of Phillips Energy. “Even if you don’t want to walk, come out and have a good time with us that morning.”