8-25-2011BerlinCitizen by Ryan Millner

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Volume 15, Number 34

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Thursday, August 25, 2011

Welcome back — teachers get ready for a great year

(The Berlin Citizen visited Berlin public schools and St. Paul Catholic School last week to ask teachers how they were preparing for Aug. 31, the first day with students, and how they were feeling about the new school year. Here’s what they told us.)

Jessica DeLaura, Spanish teacher, Berlin High School This is my fifth year at Berlin High. We’re looking at new resources such as text books and integrating technology more. The first day — it’s the unknown, seeing students and getting the classroom ready. This year, I’ll be co-advisor to the class of 2012.

Katie Cormier, special education department head, Berlin High School I’m really excited. This is my eighth year at Berlin high. We’re starting new support services and working with a lot of different students. We’re really going to do some neat things this year. I still don’t sleep the night before — students don’t realize teachers are just as nervous as they are. It’s my favorite day. You get a little anxious, but it’s exciting.

Craig Rogers, tech ed teacher, McGee Middle School It’s a fresh start with fresh paint. Students will be quiet the first week and that’s a good time to lay down expectations. It’s a good start to the year. Paul Griswold, tech ed teacher, McGee Middle School I’m looking forward to seeing what the building looks like after the renovations are done.

Allie Dunn, pre-school director and pre-K teacher, St. Paul Catholic School It’s great seeing new faces, especially with the four year-olds. They’re a little bit tentative but by the end of the day they have this big smile. Diana Oppel, pre-K teacher, St. Paul Catholic School It’s my first year and a new school and a new classroom. I have butterflies of emotion. I look forward to working with the staff and meeting the parents and children.

While the back-toschool countdown is underway for students, parents and schools, this calendar at Willard Elementary School has jumped ahead already.

Betty Stephenson, reading consultant, Willard Elementary school There’s a lot to do in the summer, training in new remedial materials and meeting with new teachers. As for students, we’ll see what shape they’re in at the end of the summer, do an asessment and then off we go! More Back to School Teachers on page 4

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The Berlin Citizen — Thursday, August 25, 2011 er violations observed during the course of this operation. The purpose of these patrols and checkpoints is to reduce accidents and injuries related to DUI drivers and help provide safe travel.

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The New Britain Youth Museum at Hungerford Park, 191 Farmington Ave., will accept donations of clean, usable items for their Sept. 10 tag sale. No electronics, upholstered furniture or exercise equipment can be accepted. Please call (860) 827-9064 prior to dropping off items.

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From The Citizen archives last week of August Janik takes on new role as dean – A dean of students position was created for the upcoming school year. The new dean, Brenda Janik, will assist the principal and vice principal with administrative duties and discipline.

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Miller warrant details graphic Facebook chats with boy By Olivia L. Lawrence The Berlin Citizen

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view regarding an investigation. Miller agreed and waived his rights prior to the interview. He told police he’d known the boy for about five years and that he and the child conversed on a regular basis on Facebook and also by phone. Miller acknowledged that he used the alias Brenden Duvey on Facebook stating this was to avoid

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A July 6 arrest warrant for Michael Miller, former assistant pastor at St. Paul Church, gives a lurid account of communications between the 41 year-old priest and a 13 year-old Berlin boy. The document was unsealed Aug. 16 when Miller appeared in New Britain Superior Court where he pled not guilty to five felony counts of risk of injury to a minor and one misdemeanor count of obscenity. The situation that led to his arrest was uncovered by the child’s mother who noticed that her son was having what she considered inappropriate Facebook conversations with Miller. For example, while chatting on Facebook and watching a televised wrestling match Miller commented that the men had “nice butts.” Other exchanges detailed in the warrant were more explicit. In several of those phone and text communications, sexual acts were discussed by Miller in graphic detail including references

to pornographic movies, descriptions of homosexual encounters and masturbation. An exchange June 16 was described in the warrant as an “extremely sexually graphic” Facebook conversation which detailed sexual acts Miller said he would perform on the boy. Facebook entries and phone records include a time and date stamp of multiple exchanges between Miller and the boy, providing police a timeline of their contacts. The alleged victim’s name, as well as his mother’s, were redacted from the warrant. The mother called some of the Facebook exchanges between Miller and her son “very distrubing and inappropriate.” In separate statements to police, Miller and the boy said that Miller never physically touched the 13-year-old. Based on information, from the boy, that Miller planned to meet a man at a motel on the Berlin Turnpike, police put Miller under surveillance. A detective approached Miller as he left the motel and asked him to come to the station for an inter-

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Helen Ellis Helen (Reynolds) Ellis, 81, of Farmington, wife of John J. Ellis, died peacefully at home on Aug. 18, 2011 surrounded by her loving family. Born in Hartford, she was the daughter of the late F. Leonard and N. Esther (Case) Reynolds. She was a former resident of West Hartford and a Hall High School graduate in 1948. Helen was a Farmington resident for the past 53 years. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of West Hartford, where she was active in the choir and served on the Board of Deacons and as the church clerk for many years. She was also a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Sarah Whitman Hooker Chapter. Helen loved flower gardening, cooking and baking. She was a gifted seamstress and was talented in embroidery. Helen was also an accomplished pianist. She was a bird and animal lover and ad-

vocate. Surviving are her husband, John Just Ellis; a son, Timothy Ian Ellis of Farmington; two daughters, Sandra Byrd and her husband E. James of Kensington and Rebecca Eckert and her husband Steven of Burlington; five grandchildren, Joshua and Sarah Ellis, Richard Eckert, Matthew Byrd, and Jessica Painter; and four great-grandchildren. Services were held Aug. 22, 2011 at First Baptist Church of West Hartford. Burial was in Fairview

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Resident questions need for local 9/11 memorial By Chris Bernucca

I’m sorry, but I really don’t understand the significance of a 9/11 memorial in Berlin. Why isn’t there a memorial in town to commemorate Pearl Harbor, another attack on U.S. soil? Or one to commemorate the bombing in Oklahoma City, another ter-

rorist attack? Does the absence of a memorial here in Berlin for those two awful events mean they are so significant that they don’t require a reminder, or so insignificant that they don’t warrant one? And what exactly is Berlin’s connection to any of those events? I’ve only been living here seven years and

What’s your story? Does your club, civic organization, charitable cause, youth group, or church have a story it would like to share with our readers? Did your organization host an event, have an adventure, travel, do a good deed, celebrate a milestone? Here’s a chance to turn the spotlight on what’s going on in your corner of Berlin. All you have to do is tell us about your group’s activities, in 500 words or less, and send it along with a photo to news@theberlincitizen.com. Questions? Call (860)829-5720.

have yet to meet everyone in town, so I guess there could be someone living here that was directly or indirectly connected to and affected by the 9/11 attacks. Like me. And my family. Two friends of mine died in the World Trade Center that day. Neighbors lost sons and daughters. Virtually every member of a local firehouse died. Some of my coworkers were in the train station below the towers and had to run for their lives. I grabbed my children out of school, and we pulled our shirts over our noses and mouths and tried to navigate our way home. Our eyes were tearing and stinging from the dust storm blowing across the East River and covering our Brooklyn neighborhood with ash and debris and death. While F-16s pierced the

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sky above, we waited for my wife to somehow march home from mid-town Manhattan into lower Brooklyn, through the despondence and destruction. She finally made it, six hours after the planes hit the towers. And those awful memories absolutely pale in comparison to the thousands of people in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania who have a permanent hole in their families that serves the same purpose as a memorial, wherever it may be built. As far as reminders go,

they are everywhere. Security lines at airports. A patently unfair unilateral distrust of Muslims. A war in Iraq built on a lie that still is being unsuccessfully waged at the cost of thousands more American deaths. Want to build a memorial here in Berlin? Knock yourselves out. Just understand that there’s a few folks here who really don’t need to be reminded of Sept. 11, 2001. I choose to remember May 1, 2011 instead. You remember what happened that day, don’t you?

Berlin Brief School zone traffic The Berlin Police Department reminds residents that with the new school year upon us, motorists are reminded to keep a watchful eye out for children in the roadways. Watch out for school busses and children waiting at bus stops or walking to school. Obey all posted traffic controls and the directions of school crossing guards on Grove Street in East Berlin and Norton Road in Berlin. Speed limits in the areas of all schools will be strictly enforced with the aid of both Radar and Laser. The speed limit in a school zone is 25 MPH and is strictly enforced with a minimum fine of $150. Passing a standing school bus (C.G.S. §14-279) will also be strictly enforced with a $460 infraction for the 1st offense. The department noted that areas of particular interest are: Berlin High School - There are two designated student pick-up and drop-off areas at the high school. One pickup/drop-off area is located inside the student parking lot near the glass doors that lead to the gym. The second

is on the east bound side of Patterson Way directly opposite the teacher’s parking lot, this area is posted with “student drop-off “signs. The remainder of Patterson Way is posted “No Parking” on both sides of the roadway for the safety of the children and motorists traveling on the street. The “No Parking” areas will be strictly enforced for parking violations of C.G.S. § 14-251 and violators will be issued a state infraction in the amount of $92. Note: A parked vehicle is defined in Connecticut law as a motor vehicle in a stationary position within the limits of a public highway. Sitting in a stopped vehicle waiting to pick up a student falls under this definition. Berlin High School students should also be mindful of the various laws that pertain to them. There are several laws that can result in a 30 or 60 day suspension of driving privileges. McGee Middle and Griswold Elementary Schools Parents are advised to utilize the designated pick-up and drop-off points inside the school parking areas.

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What to wear — a timeless back-to-school dilemma Feathers, skinny jeans and the layered-look are basics this fall By Katherine Vandrilla Special to The Citizen

Something important happens toward the end of August. It is time once again for nutritious cafeteria lunches, sleepless nights studying, and the dreaded mile run. That’s right! Berlin youth will be heading back to school. For many the truly important question is: what will they be wearing? Everyone has had that dreaded dream of sleeping through their alarm and showing up in class without any pants, but for many teenagers, fashion is a back to school must. Or is it? “I consider my fashion to be pretty important the first week of school; after that it’s [just] thrown on in the morning,” said Amanda Maule, a student at Berlin High School. Fashion is ever-changing. What is “in” today can get a kid laughed at tomorrow. But some styles come back — although often too late to redeem those who were considered fashion pariahs. Bellbottom pants are making a comeback, and many teenagers are recycling their parent’s “retro” pairs from the 70s. That is not the only way today’s kids are being resourceful. For a generation which never seems to leave the house without the words “Hollister” or “Aéropostale” plastered somewhere on their body, they are practicing smart shopping techniques, and are not afraid to save a few dollars on their quest to find trends. Between Marshalls, The Salvation Army, and yes, even WalMart, Berlin teenagers are going to be going back to school in style while having a few extra dollars in their wallets. “I go where I can get the best buy for good clothes,” said Anthony Walentukonis, Berlin High School. Typical teenagers are on a fixed budget when it comes to

Clockwise from upper left: Berlin resident Max Sznaj in a school uniform for class at a private school in West Hartford; choosing an outfit for the first day of school can be a challenge; Berlin resident Toby Sznaj in her school uniform for Trinity College Academy, a Hartford magnet school; a trip to the mall is in order for most students before school; Berlin resident Cheyenne Dickinson gets feather extensions in her hair at Cut Loose Hair Studio. their wardrobe, or still shop with their parents. Either way, they are going to be limited in the quantity of clothes they can buy, and must look for clothes that are interchangeable with several outfits. The popular trend now is to layer. Whether it is summer or freezing out, layering shirts, sweaters, and jackets is the style. The necklines decrease in height, with the outer layer usually tucked in to emphasize those beneath. Skinny jeans are also popular for both men and women,

as they have been for decades. Accessorizing is kept simple. Headbands, pony tails, or buns are dressed up with a simple hair clip such as a flower. A new, more permanent hair style is to get a feather extension. The extensions are rooster feathers that last up to six weeks, and can be attached by almost any hair dresser. Jewelry is worn sparingly, and is something simple used to accent an outfit or meant to showcase something treasured, (such as a class ring or

Chamilia/Pandora bracelet). Believe it or not, you can shop at the mall and still get a good deal. H & M and Forever 21 are reasonably priced, and the clearance racks at J. C. Penny and Macy’s have the latest fashions for a bargain. Wal-Mart may be looked down upon by many people today, but nothing can beat saving $90 on the same pair of pants — minus the label — that you would’ve bought at Abercrombie. The fashion drama can

make you wish you didn’t have to worry about what to wear in the morning. The more expensive trends get, and the quicker they change, the more appealing schools with uniforms begin to look. Between magnet, private, and even some public schools switching to uniforms, many of today’s students don’t have to worry about their wardrobe during the week. For the rest of us, no such luck.

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Sept. 1 Thursday

Golf tournament – The 1st annual Lyman Orchards Jimmy Fund Open is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 1 at Lyman Orchards Golf Club.

The four-person scramble is open to the public and all proceeds benefit the Jimmy Fund. For more information, call (866) 521-4653 or visit jimmyfundgolf.org.

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Obituary

Susan A. Gladky Saturday

EBVFD BBQ – The East Berlin Volunteer Fire Department has scheduled its annual Old Fashioned Chicken BBQ for Saturday, Sept. 3 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the firehouse, 80 Main St., rain or shine. Adult menu includes chicken, coleslaw, pasta salad, corn on the cob, roll and pie. Children’s menu includes two chicken legs, choice of sides, roll and pie. Tickets are available from any East Berlin Fire Department members and at the door.

Susan A. Gladky, 60, of East Berlin, died Aug. 16, 2011 at The Hospital of Central Connecticut, New Britain. She leaves behind her aunts, Jeannette Palardy and Lorraine Fazzina with whom she shared a home; her mother, Dolores Markiewicz of New Britain; two sisters, Sharon and Sandra Gonzalez; two brothers, Vincent and Robert Gonzalez; two

nephews, Brandon J. and Brandon R. Gonzalez; three nieces, Jessica, Jenny, and Haley Gonzalez; two uncles, Jovide and Louis Palardy; and several cousins. Funeral services and burial will be at the convenience of the family. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a charity of the donor’s choice. Porter’s Funeral Service in Kensington is serving her family.

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Bus routes and bus numbers are subject to change. Students are to be waiting outside at their stop. Parents of kindergarten students (or designated adult) should be present at the bus stop to receive their homebound kindergartner. Updated routes can be accessed at berlinschools.org.

Berlin High School, Route 634, Grey, Letter Q First pickup 6:43 a.m. Right on Webster Square Road, Right on Mill Street into Farmington Avenue, right on Porters Pass, Stop: corner Old Brickyard, corner David, corner Skinner into Christian Lane, right on Deming Road, Stop: 292 (Trailer Park), left on Episcopal Road, Stop: corner Vivian, right on Rowley Street, Stop: 125, right on Berlin Turnpike, Stop: 120 (Public Storage Bldg.), 256, left on Deming Road, Stop: 988, T/A Cold Springs Farm, Stop: 963, 937, 925, left on Bacon Lane, Stop: corner Wethersfield Road, right on Wethersfield Road, Stop: corner Northfield, 114, corner Hummingbird, right on Hummingbird Drive (actually Wethersfield Road but no street sign), Stop: corner Worthington

Ridge, left on Worthington Ridge Extension, left on Berlin Turnpike, left on Woodruff Circle, Stop: corner Hamilton into Ronal Drive, Stop: corner Juniper, left on Mill Street, right on Middletown Road, Stop: corner Rene, 115, across The Berlin Tnpk. into Middletown Road, right on Worthington Ridge, left on Farmington Avenue, left on Patterson Way to Berlin High School For 7:15 - 7:20 a.m. Berlin High School, Route 636, Maroon, Letter M First pickup 6:45 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square Road, left on Frontage Road, right on Worthington Ridge, stop: 1198, 1258, right on Berlin Turnpike, right on Meadow Lane, Stop: 225, 188, 107, corner Tree Hill, left On Toll Gate Road, stop: corner Olisky, 300, 422, corner Anton, corner Norton Lane, right on Berlin Turnpike, right on Worthington Point Road T/A, stop: corner Lake Drive, right on Berlin Turnpike (southbound), stop: Canoe Birch Court, continue On Berlin Tnpk. South, T/around in commuter parking lot, left on Berlin Turnpike (Northbound), stop: 2447 (Mt. Royal Motel), left on Orchard Road (at traffic light

across from The Irving Station), stop: 1664, corner Angeli Ct., corner Elizabeth, 1447, corner Metacomet, right on Elton Road, stop: 393, corner Mallard, Corner Kensington, right on Kensington Road, right on Norton Road, right on Four Rod Road, stop: corner Casner into Meadow Lane, left on Lower Lane, stop: corner Meadow Lane (869), corner Kramer, corner Valley Drive, tight On Patterson Way to Berlin High School for 7:15 a.m. Berlin High School, Route 642, Green, Letter O First pickup 6:28 p.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square Road, left on Frontage Road, right on Worthington Ridge, right on Hudson Street, into Norton Road, left on Castlewood Drive, T/A, Stop: 171, right on Norton Road, stop: corner Spring Valley, 550, left on Kensington Road, left on Robbins Road, stop: corner Primrose, corner Towne, corner Lawndale, 39, left on Percival Avenue, stop: corner Sbona, corner Woodruff, corner Ellwood, left on Hartland Terrace, T/A, stop: corner Mountain View, right on Percival Avenue, right on Ellwood Road and around, stop: corner Crater

Lane, right on Ellwood Road, left on Percival Avenue, stop: 570, 616, corner High Road, right on High Road, stop: corner second Winchell, corner Rock Ledge, right on Copper Beech Court, T/A, left on High Road into Glen Street, stop: corner Robindale, corner Sheldon, left on Sheldon Street, left on Percival Avenue, Stop: corner Kenton, corner Carbo, right on Main Street, stop: corner Church (by the funeral home)/ Rich’s Citgo), right on Brook Street, Stop: corner Kensington, right on Kensington Road, left on Camels Back, Stop: 46, left on Four Rod Road, right on Burnham Street, Stop: corner Briar Patch, right on Briar Patch Drive, right on Partridge Lane, stop: corner Partridge, left on Four Rod Road, stop: Sugar Maple, corner Monarch, corner Lori Ann, left on Peach Tree Lane, T/A, stop: 45, corner Four Rod, left on Four Rod Road, stop: corner Winding Meadow, 503 (student will cross), left on Norton Road, stop: 822, 1013, left on Lower Lane, right on Patterson Way To Berlin High School for 7:15 a.m.

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Berlin High School Route 643, Tan, Letter K First pickup 6:38 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square, right on Mill Street into Farmington Avenue, left on Lower Lane, right on Norton Road, left on Chamberlain Highway, left on Old Hatchery Road, Stop: corner Longview, left on Longview Drive, left on Chamberlain Highway, stop: 2104, 2259, 2339, right on Butler Street, right on Park Drive, Stop: 152, right on Edgewood Road, stop: 680, 558, right on Orchard Road, right on Penny Brook Lane, stop: 30, T/A, left on Orchard Road, right on Edgewood Road, stop: corner Birch, 197, right on Southington Road, stop: corner Stockings Brook, right on Chamberlain Highway, left on Orchard Road, stop: 495, 538, 588, left on Kensington Road, left on Kensington Road, right on Norton Road, left on Lower Lane, right on Patterson Way to Berlin High School for 7:15-7:20 a.m. Berlin High School, Route 1201, Violet, Letter N First pick up 6:35 p.m., right

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on Webster Square Road, right on Mill Street, left on Lower Lane, right on Norton Road, Stop: 606, 316, 210, corner Cole, 105, left on Chamberlain Highway, right on Blue Ridge Road, left on Brooke Meadow Road, left on Spicewood Road, Stop: corner Brooke Meadow Road, 81, left on Brooke Meadow Road, right on Reservoir Road, Stop: 60, left on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 679, 659, left on Village Lane into Hemlock Ridge, T/A, into Village Lane, Stop: 33, left on Chamberlain Highway, left on Vineyard Drive, Stop: 66, corner Oxyoke, 237, right on Burgundy Drive, Stop: corner Sherry, corner Woodhaven, left on Woodhaven Drive, right on West Lane, Stop: 243, 160, across Chamberlain Highway into West Lane, right on Galpin Lane, Stop: corner Warner, left on Warner Road, left on High Road, Stop: corner Hart, 581/561, right on Gladding Place, Stop: corner Beechwood, left on Alling Street, Stop: corner Harris, corner Sterling, corner Alling Ct., left on Grove Hill, right on Farmington Avenue, right on Lower Lane, left on Patterson Way to Berlin High School for 7:15 a.m. Berlin High School, Route 1202, Gold, Letter C First pick up 6:37 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square Road, left on Frontage Road, left on Worthington Ridge, Stop: 449, left on Berlin Turnpike, Stop: 501 (Trailer Park), right on Deming Road, right on Bacon Lane, right on Wethersfield Road, bear left into Beckley Road, Stop: 25, 220, 371, left on Berlin Street, Stop: corner Sunmeadow, corner Redwood, right on Cottage Street, Stop: Corner Grove, right on Grove Street, Stop: corner Main, left on Main Street, stop: corner Chestnut, corner Ice Pond, left on Rivergate Lane, T/A, Stop: corner Main, right on Main Street, left on Mill Street, Stop: 1067, left on Savage Hill, Stop: corner Circlewood, 178, 321, 350, 370, corner Spruce Brook, right on Spruce Brook Road, Stop: corner Oak Ridge, corner Wilks Pond, right on Bishops

Curve, Stop: 58, right on Spruce Brook Road, right on Berlin Turnpike, stop: corner Scarborough, left on Worthington Ridge, Stop: 462, right on School Street into Patterson Way to Berlin High School for 7:15 a.m. Berlin High School, Route 1206, Brown, Letter A First Pickup 6:40 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square Road, right on Mill Street Into Farmington Avenue, Stop: 997, 857, corner Harding, right on Hillcrest Avenue, right on Langdon Court, left on New Britain Road, Stop: corner Langdon Court, left on N e w t o n Street, Stop: corner Becker, corner G r a n d v i e w, left on Grandview Avenue, Stop: corner Spring, corner Murla, right on Farmington Avenue, Stop: corner Garden, corner Oakwood, corner Newton for Pheasant, 198, left on Lincoln Street, across High Road Into Lincoln Street, Stop: corner Mooreland, right on Simms Road, Stop: corner Cornwall, left on Cornwall Road, right on Dorset Road, right on Corbin Avenue, right on High Road, Stop: 111, 136, corner Dayl Drive, 274, 373, into Chamberlain Highway, Stop: corner Everett, corner Harvest Hill, corner South Slope, corner MacMurray, 218, left on West Lane into Hart Street, Stop: corner Hart, corner Robindale, right on Harris Street, left on Main Street, Stop: corner Maple, 242, corner Kensington (Webster Bank), right on Kensington Road, Stop: corner Brook, corner Ridgewood, left on Norton Road, left on Lower Lane, right on Patterson Way to Berlin High School for 7:10 – 7:15 a.m.

McGee Middle School, Route 637, Orange, Letter S First pickup 6:35 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square Road, left on Frontage Road, right on Worthington Ridge, right on Hudson Street into Norton Road, left on Kensington Road, stop: 720, corner Gateway, left at stop sign Kensington Road, Stop: 1696, right on Orchard Road, left on Linden Drive, stop: corner Summitwood, T/A, right on Summitwood Drive, left on Orchard Road across Chamberlain Highway into Orchard Road, left on Penny Brook Lane, stop: 30, T/A, right on Or-

chard Road, stop: 318, 376, right on Chamberlain Highway, left on Longview Drive, right on Old Hatchery Road, Stop: 15, left on Chamberlain Highway, stop: 1972, right on Heritage Drive, Stop: 84, left on Chippens Hill, T/A, Stop: 35, right on Heritage Drive, right on Chamberlain Highway, right on Butler Street, right on Park Drive, right on Edgewood Road, Stop: 1092, 517, corner Birch, 197, right on Devonshire Way, Stop: 14, 136, T/A, right on Edgewood Road, right on Southington Road, Stop: 493, 477, right on Stockings Brook Road, stop: 126, T/A, 185, 65, 39, right on Southington Road, Stop: 249, left on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 1067, right on Norton

Road to McGee Middle School. McGee Middle School, Route 638, Yellow, Letter J First pickup 7 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square Road, right on Mill Street into Farmington Avenue, Stop: 997, 937, 873, right on New Britain Road, Stop: corner Langdon, left on Langdon Court, Stop: Corner Williams, left on Williams Street, right on Farmington Avenue, Stop: corner Grandview, corner Garden, left on Lincoln Street, right at light on High Road, Stop: 111, left at light on Corbin Avenue, left on (after sand-pit) Farmington Avenue, Stop: 40, corner Evergreen, 462, 500, corner Homecrest, 552, left on Grandview Avenue, stop: corner Tower, corner Spring, right on Newton Street, stop: corner Upson, right on New Britain Road, stop: 186, 372, 500, left on Main Street, right on Farmington Avenue, Stop: corner Pleasant, 1342, Corner Overhill Ct., 1394, Corner Seymour, 1525, right on Worthington Ridge, stop: 858, right on Hudson Street, stop: corner Westview Terrace (students cross), 62 (students cross), into Norton Road to McGee Middle School. McGee Middle School, Route 639, Purple, Letter B First pickup 6:50 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square Road, right on Mill Street into Farmington Avenue, left on Main Street, stop: corner Peck, corner Parish, corner Church, right on Harris Street, left on Hart Street, stop: corner Bernard, corner Huckleberry, left on High Road, Bear right into High Road, Stop: corner 1st Winchell, 2nd Winchell, left on Percival Avenue, left on

Glen Street, right on Robindale Drive, stop: 96, right on Hart Street, right on Harris Street, right on Percival Avenue, stop: corner Carbo, 54, 94, 188, corner Kenton, corner Woodruff, left on Hartland Terrace, T/A, stop: 46, 148, 174, T/A, 79, right on Percival Avenue, right on Ellwood Road, Stop: corner Crater, left on Crater Lane, stop: corner Una, corner Lee, left on Lee Drive, left on Ellsworth Boulevard, right on Sbona Road, right on Percival Avenue, right on Robbins Road, right on Kensington Road, left on Norton Road to McGee Middle School. McGee Middle School, Route 640, Blue, Letter G First pickup 6:53 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square Road, right on Mill Street into Farmington Avenue, left on Lower Lane, right on Norton Road, left on Kensington Road, left on Elton Road, stop: 36, left on Old Farms Place, T/A, Stop: 83, 59, left on Elton Road, left on Mallard Lane, T/A, Stop: 95, left on Elton Road, Stop: 295, left on Orchard Road, Stop: 1256, 1325, right on Metacomet Drive, Stop: corner Pequot, left on Mohawk Drive, T/A, Stop: corner Metacomet, right on Metacomet Drive, right on Orchard Road, stop: corner Elizabeth, corner O’Connell, corner Angeli, 1702, left on Toll Gate Road, stop: 263, 243, Corner Olisky Boulevard, right on Meadow Lane, left on Lower Lane, Stop: 859, 685, corner Cindy, 610, corner Fernstead, left on Norton Road to McGee Middle School. McGee Middle School, Route 641, Pink, Letter D First pickup 6:52 a.m., right on right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square, left on Frontage Road into Mill Street, right on Main Street (East Berlin), stop: corner Ice Pond, left on Rivergate Lane, Stop: 22, T/A, right on Main Street, left on Mill Street, left on Savage Hill Road, stop: 12, right on Circlewood Drive, bear right into Clock Shop Drive, T/A, Stop: Corner Circlewood, Continued on next page

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left on Circlewood Drive, right on Savage Hill Road, stop: 133, 178, 355, 379, right on Spruce Brook Road, stop: corner Oak Ridge, corner Somerset, corner Wilks Pond, right on Berlin Turnpike, right on Scarborough Fare, right on Rosemary Lane, T/A, stop: corner Scarborough, left on Scarborough Fare, right on Berlin Turnpike, left on Middletown Road, stop: 33, right on Worthington Ridge, left on Hudson Street into Norton Road to McGee Middle School. McGee Middle School, Route 645, Peach, Letter F First pickup 6:45 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square Road, right on Mill Street into Farmington Avenue, left on Main Street, right on Harris Street, left on Hart Street into West Lane, right on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 187, right on Atwood Street, right on High Road, Stop: 576, 632, 718,into Glen Street, left on Sheldon Street, right on Percival Avenue, left on Cole Lane, stop: 32, 82, right on Norton Road, right on Chamberlain Highway, bear right into High Road, stop: 1343, left on Reservoir Road, right on Chamberlain Highway, left on Village Lane, left on Oxyoke Drive, stop: corner Village, 62, corner Lamplight, corner Candlewick, corner Meetinghouse, corner Vineyard, left on Vineyard Drive, stop: 237, 293, right on Burgundy Drive, T/A, stop; corner Sherry, corner Woodhaven, right on Wigwam Road, stop: 440, into West Lane, stop: 335, 243, corner Woods Edge, 156, right on Chamberlain Highway, left on Norton Road to McGee Middle School. McGee Middle School, Route 644, Rust, Letter P First pickup 6:50 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, left on Berlin Turnpike, right on Deming Road, right on Bacon Lane, stop: corner Wethersfield for 687, right on Wethersfield Road, left on Beckley Road, stop: 25, 140, 335, 395, 769, 798, 838, left on Mill Street, left on Main Street, Stop: corner Chestnut, left on Grove Street, stop: corner of Main (convenience store parking lot), into Hubbard School to pick up, left

on Grove Street, stop: corner Cottage, left on Cottage Street, Stop: corner Penfield, left on Berlin Street, stop: corner Redwood, corner Sunmeadow, into Middletown Road, Stop: 251, corner Walden Court, across Berlin Turnpike into Middletown Road, right on Worthington Ridge, left on Hudson Street into Norton Road to McGee Middle School. McGee Middle School, Route 1038, Aqua, Letter R First pickup 6:50 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square Road, right on Mill Street into Farmington Avenue, left on Lincoln Street, stop: corner Lavery across High Road into Lincoln Street, stop: 258, 147, corner Simms, right on Chatham Road, stop: 24, right on Cornwall Road, stop: corner Cedarwood, left on Simms Road, right on High Road, stop: 274, 312/328, corner Everett, left on Gladding Place, left on Alling Street, stop: corner Heather, Kenwood, Schultz, Sterling, Church, Alling Court, corner of Parish, right on Grove Hill, Stop: 140, left on Main Street, Stop: 291, right on Kensington Road, left on Norton Road to McGee Middle School. McGee Middle School, Route 1039, Black, Letter H First pickup 6:43 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square, left on Frontage Road, right on Worthington Ridge, stop: 883, right on Berlin Turnpike, right on Orchard Road, left on Toll Gate Road, stop: 433, corner Saw Mill, 559, corner Anton, right on Norton Lane, right on Belcher Hollow Road, stop: T/A, 21, left on Norton Lane, right on Toll Gate Road, left on Berlin Turnpike – Northbound, stop: Winterberry Pl. (Hawthorne Estates)/2447 (Mt. Royal), right on Spruce Brook Road, stop: 164, right on Valentine Drive, stop: corner Lamentation, right on Lamentation Drive, left on Spruce Brook Road, right on Bishops Curve, Stop: 32, 166, right on Berlin Turnpike, left on Worthington Ridge, stop: 901, 601, 449, across the Berlin Turnpike into Woodruff Circle, right on Woodruff Circle, stop:

corner Hamilton, right on Woodruff Circle, right on Berlin Turnpike, left on Worthington Ridge, stop: 568, 666, right on School Street, stop: 53, right on Farmington Avenue, left on Lower Lane, right on Norton Road to McGee Middle School. McGee Middle School, Route 1040, Silver, Letter E First pickup 6:45 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, left on Berlin Turnpike, Stop: 501 (Mobile Home Park), left on Deming Road, right on Episcopal Road, Stop: Corner Vivian, 170, 202, right on Rowley Street, right on Berlin Turnpike, Stop: 120 (Public Storage Bldg.), left on Worthington Ridge Ext., right on Wethersfield Road, left on Wethersfield Road, Stop: corner Hummingbird, 114, corner Cobblestone, corner Northfield, 566, left on Bacon Lane, right on Deming Road, Stop: 988, T/A Cold Springs Farm, continue on Deming Road across Berlin Turnpike into Deming Road, left on Christian Lane, right on Into Porters Pass, Stop: corner Fairview, corner Old Brickyard, 21, left on Farmington Avenue, right on Lower Lane, Stop: 44, 178, corner Eastbrook, 362, right on Norton Road to McGee Middle School. McGee Middle School, Route 1203, Red, Letter I First pickup 6:55 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square, right on Mill Street into Farmington Avenue, left on Oakwood Drive, right on Butternut Lane, Stop: 178, right on Dayl Drive, Stop: 112, left on High Road into Chamberlain Highway, right on South Slope Drive, Stop: 209, 59, corner Harvest Hill, right on Harvest Hill Road, right on Chamberlain Highway, left on West Lane, Stop: 60, right on High Road, stop: corner Rockledge, right on Warner Road, Stop: corner Galpin, left on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: corner Great Oak, right on Blue Ridge Lane, Stop: corner Brooke Meadow, right on Blue Ridge Road, Stop: corner Fox Hill, left on Fox Hill Road, right on Brooke Meadow Road, Stop: 241, corner 1st Spicewood, corner 2nd Spicewood, right on Reservoir Road,

Stop: Corner Gianna Lane, 121, 45, across Chamberlain Hwy., left on High Road, stop: 1225, bear right into Percival Avenue, right on Robbins Road, stop: corner Percival, 45, corner Lawndale, corner Timberwood, corner Towne, right on Kensington Road, left on Norton Road To McGee Middle School. McGee Middle School, Route 1204, White, Letter T First pickup 6:54 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square, right on Mill Street into Farmington Avenue, left on Burnham Street, stop: corner Briar Patch, left on Four Rod Road, stop: corner Partridge, corner Cashman, corner Sugar Maple, corner Lori-Ann, corner Winding Meadow, right on Norton Road, stop: 523, corner Cole, left on Cole Lane, Stop: corner Winesap, right on Winesap Road, stop: corner Cider Mill, Right On Norton Road, Stop: 85, 186, 316, right on Castlewood Drive, stop: 14, T/A, 163, right on Norton Road to McGee Middle School. McGee Middle School, Route 1205, Teal, Letter L First pickup 6:55 a.m., right on Woodlawn Road, right on Webster Square Road, right on Mill Street into Farmington Avenue, left on Burnham Street, left on Four Rod Road, right on Camels Back, left on Kensington Road, Stop: corner Ridgewood, corner Carriage, right on Steepleview Drive, Stop: corner Stillmeadow, left on Stillmeadow Lane, T/A, right on Steepleview Drive, Stop: 57, right on Kensington Road, left on Crooked Brook Lane, right on Haman Court, Stop: at turn around, T/A, left on Crooked Brook Lane, right on Kensington Road, Stop: corner Arbor, right on Norton Road, right on Four Rod Road into Meadow Lane, left on Lower Lane, Stop: Corner Lower /Meadow Lane, right on Peter Parley Row, Stop: 8, Corner Sage, left on Worthington Ridge, Stop: corner Sunset, left on Wildem Road, Stop: corner Brandegee, right on Brandegee Lane, left on Patterson Way, Stop: 120, 186, left on Lower Lane, right on Norton Road to McGee Mid-

dle School. Griswold Elementary School, Route 637, Orange, Letter S First Pickup 7:45 A.M., leave McGee Middle School, right on Norton Road, right on Kensington Road, left on Main Street, right on Harris Street, left on Hart Street into West Lane, across Chamberlain Highway into West Lane, Stop: 156 , left on Woods Edge Court, Stop: 50, T/A, 35, left on West Lane, Stop: 259 (student crosses), left on Woodhaven Drive, Stop: 38, 100, left on Burgundy Drive, T/A, Stop: 111, right on Woodhaven Drive, left on West Lane, left on Wigwam Road, Stop: 496, left on Burgundy Drive, Stop: 1st driveway for 300 Vineyard, left on Sherry Lane, Stop: 98, T/A, corner Burgundy, right on Burgundy Drive, left on Vineyard Drive, Stop: 266/252, 211, 179, 141, right on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 714, right on Great Oak Drive, Stop: T/A, 85, right on Victoria Court, Stop: 20, T/A, right on Great Oak Drive, left on Chamberlain Highway, left on Village Lane, right on Hemlock Ridge, Stop: 66, T/A, left on Village Lane, right on Oxyoke Drive, Stop: 19, 62, 175, 228, right on Meeting House Road, right on Lamplight Drive, Stop: 42, right on Candlewick Lane, Stop: 18, right on Oxyoke Drive, right on Vineyard Drive, left on Chamberlain Highway, right on Gladding Place, left on Beechwood Lane, left on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School For 8:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary School, Route 639, Purple, Letter B First pickup 8 a.m., leave Willard, left on Norton Road, Stop: 173, left on Winesap Road, Stop: 8, right on Cider Mill Road, Stop: 90, right on Winesap Road, Stop: 180, 228, T/A, 95, right on Norton Road, Stop: 62, 156, 186, 294, right on Castlewood Drive, Stop: T/A, 34, 178, 79, right on Norton Road, left on Kensington Road, left on Ridgewood Lane, Stop: 5, corner Niles, corner Lands End, right on Carriage

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Drive, Stop: 300, T/A, 241, left on Misty Mountain Road, Stop: 132, left on Shady Notch, Stop: 31, left on Timberwood Road, Stop: 100, T/A, 30, left on Robbins Road, right on Percival Avenue, left on Main Street, right on Harris Street, left on Alling Street, Stop: 85, right on Heather Lane into Griswold Elementary School For 8:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary School, Route 640, Blue, Letter G First pickup 7:55 a.m., leave Willard, left on Norton Road, right on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 187, left on Macmurray Drive, T/A, Stop: 25, right on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 288/300 (one stop), left on Warner Road, Stop: 103, 77, 37, left on High Road, Stop: 718, 684, left on West Lane, left on Galpin Lane, Stop: corner Griswold, right on Griswold Drive, Stop: 47, right on Warner Road, right on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 135, left on South Slope Drive, Stop: 209, 148, 87, 59, 22, left on Harvest Hill Road, left on Glenview Drive, T/A, Stop: 48, T/A, right on Harvest Hill Road, Stop: 113, 66 (will cross), left on Chamberlain Highway, right on Gladding Place, left on Beechwood Lane, left on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School For 8:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary School, Route 641, Pink, Letter D First pickup 8:02 a.m., leave Willard, left on Norton Road, left on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 1584, right on Orchard Road, left on Penny Brook Lane, Stop: 40, T/A, right on Orchard Road, Stop: 376, across Chamberlain Highway into Orchard Road, right on Linden Drive, right on Summit Wood Drive, Stop: 36, 58, T/A, 9, right on Linden Drive, T/A, Stop: 149, 27, left on Orchard Road, Stop: 567, left on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 2328, right on Butler Street, left on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 1427, 1374/1379, 1067, 905, 815, 423, right on Gladding Place, left on Beechwood Lane, left on Heather Lane into Griswold Elementary School For 8:25 a.m.

Griswold Elementary School, Route 644, Rust, Letter P First pickup 8 a.m., leave Willard, left on Norton Road, right on Chamberlain Highway, right on Lincoln Street, right on Lavery Lane, right on Conlin Way, Stop: 26, T/A, left on Lavery Lane, left on Lincoln Street, right on High Road, Stop: 139, left on Corbin Avenue, left on Farmington Avenue, Stop: 40, right on Evergreen Court, T/A, Stop: 41, right on Farmington Av e n u e , Stop: 278, right on Homecrest Drive, Stop: 18, 75, 122, right on Alling Street, right on Sterling Drive, Stop: 136, 172, left on York Road, Stop: 29, right on Alling Street, right on S c h u l t z Road, Stop: 58, 135, left on Oakwood Drive, Stop: at driveway just before 45 Oakwood/ courtesy stop, left on Butternut Lane, Stop: 219, 178 (courtesy stop), corner Hickory Hill (courtesy stop), right on High Road, right on Dayl Drive, Stop: 71 (courtesy stop), 141 (courtesy stop), 218 (courtesy stop), right on Butternut Lane, left on High Road, left on Gladding Place, left on Beechwood Lane, left on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School. Griswold Elementary School, Route 645, Peach, Letter D First pickup 8 a.m., leave Willard, left on Norton Road, right on Kensington Road, Stop: 136, (child will cross), straight to New Britain Road, left on Farmington Avenue, left on Peck Street, Stop: 51, 25, right on Main Street, right on Harris Street, left on Hart Street, right on Bernard Road,

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T/A, Stop: 79, left on Hart Street, left on Harris Street, right on Hotchkiss Street, right on Maple Street, Stop: 15, left on Main Street, Stop: 214, 242, 276, left on Farmington Avenue, Stop: 685, left on Grove Hill, Stop: 134, right on Main Street, right on Parish Drive, Stop: 134, 93, 27, left on Alling Street, Stop: 369, left on Church Street, Stop: Edgerly (for 43 Church), right on Edger-

ly Street, Stop: 39, 17, right on Boyer Street, right on Alling Street, Stop: 324, left on Alling Court, Stop: T/A, 55, 29, right on Alling Street, left on Church Street, Stop: (corner Hotchkiss at Discovery Center (for Discovery Center) , 92, right on Main Street, right on Harris Street, left on Alling Street, Stop: 141, right on Heather Lane into Griswold School for 8:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary School, Route 1038, Aqua, Letter R First pickup 8:05 a.m., leave Willard, left on Norton Road, right on Kensington Road into New Britain Road, Stop: 439, 413, Corner Langdon (for 389), 369 (Animal Hospital), left on Newton Street, left on Treasure Avenue, right on Tower Avenue, Stop: 30, right on Grandview Avenue, Stop: 173, 204, left on Newton Street, right on

Pheasant Run, Stop: 48, T/A, right on Newton Street, Stop: 266, left on Farmington Avenue, right on Pinetree Court, Stop: 24, T/A, right on Farmington Avenue, left on Garden Drive, Stop: 10, right on Murla Road, left on Grandview Avenue, left on Spring Street, Stop: corner Garden, left on Garden Drive, Stop: 108, left on Farmington Avenue, Stop: 552/566, 684, 712, left on W i l l i a m s Street, left on L a n g d o n Court, Stop: 33, left on Hillcrest Avenue, Stop: 35, 23, right on Farmington Avenue, Stop: 511, left on Homecrest Drive, right on Alling Street, right on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School for 8:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary S c h o o l , Route 1039, Black, Letter H First pickup 8 a.m., leave Willard, left on Norton Road, right on Cole Lane, Stop: 208, 186, 127, left on Percival Avenue, right on High Road, right on 2nd Winchell Drive, Stop: 88, 106, 140, right on High Road, right on Rockledge Court, Stop: T/A, 7, left on High Road, Stop: 790 into Glen Street, right on Percival Avenue, left on Hartland Terrace, Stop: 56, T/A, corner Mountain View, 89, right on Percival Avenue, right on Ellwood Road and round, Stop: Corner Percival/Ellwood for 495 Percival, 18, bear left on Ellwood, 233, right on Crater Lane, Stop: 37, 50, 111, 135/ corner Lee, left on Lee Drive, left on Ellsworth Boulevard, Stop: 105, 51, left on Una Road, Stop: corner Ellsworth, left on Crater Lane, left on Lee Drive, left on Ellsworth Boulevard, right on Sbona Road, Stop: 37, left on Percival Av-

enue, right on Glen Street, right on Robindale Drive, Stop: 154, left on Hart Street, right on Huckleberry Lane, T/A, Stop: 39, right on Hart Street, right on High Road, right on Alling Street, left on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School For 8:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary School, Route 1040, Silver, Letter E First pickup 7:45 a.m., leave McGee, right on Norton Road, left on Chamberlain Highway, left on Longview Drive, Stop: 26, 100, 197, 126, 200, T/A, left on Old Hatchery Road, Stop: 15, left on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 1972, right on Heritage Drive, left on Chippens Hill, Stop: 44, T/A, right on Heritage Drive, Stop: 193, 84, 65, right on Chamberlain Highway, right on Butler Street, right on Park Drive, right on Edgewood Road, Stop: 1165, 921, 658, 586, 517, 268, left on Birch Lane, Stop: 136, T/A, 161, 63, left on Edgewood Road, Stop: 197, right on Devonshire Way, Stop: 14, 102, T/A, 43, right on Edgewood Road, right on Southington Road, Stop: 477, 392 (student will cross), left on Chamberlain Highway, right on Into High Road, Stop: 1343, left on Reservoir Road, Stop: 11, right on Chamberlain Highway, right on Gladding Place, left on Alling Street, Stop: 82, 100, left on Kenwood Street, left on Briar Lane, right on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School For 8:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary School, Route 1203, Red, Letter I First pickup 8 a.m., leave Willard, left on Norton Road, left on Chamberlain Highway, right on Southington Road, Stop: 38, left on Stockings Brook Road, Stop: 14, 42, 90, T/A, 209, right on Southington Road, Stop: 249, left on Chamberlain Highway, left on Blue Ridge Lane, Stop: 1, left on Brooke Meadow Road, Stop: 27, right on Fox Hill Lane, Stop: 26, left on Blue Ridge Road, Stop: 126, 156, T/A, 151, right on Fox Hill Lane, right on Brooke Meadow Road, Stop: Continued on next page

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90, 182, 231, left on 1st Spicewood Lane, Stop: 235, corner Bayberry, left on Bayberry Circle, Stop: 22, T/A, left on Spicewood Lane, Stop: 130, 95, 42, left on Brooke Meadow Road, right on Reservoir Road, left on Gianna Lane, Stop: 72 (at culde-sac), T/A, left on Reservoir Road, left on Chamberlain Highway, right on Atwood Street, left on High Road, right on Alling Street, left on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School for 8:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary School, Route 1204, White, Letter T First pickup 8 a.m., left on Norton Road, right on Kensington Road, left on Brook Street, left on Main Street, right on Grove Hill, left on Farmington Avenue, left on Lincoln Street, cross High Road into Lincoln Street, left on Mooreland Road, right on Round Hill Road, T/A, Stop: 79, left on Mooreland Road, right on Woodland Lane, right on Hillside Road, T/A, Stop: 191, 151, right on Mooreland Road, Stop: 55, left on Lincoln Street, left on Randecker Lane, Stop: 8, 30, corner Club Dr., right on Club Drive into Chatham Road, left on Windsor Road, Stop: 75, left on York Road, left on Lincoln Street, Stop: 4, left on Chatham Road, Stop: 24, 52, right on Cornwall Road, right on Cedarwood Road, left on Lincoln Street, left on Simms Road, Stop: 47, 112, right on High Road, Stop: 312, into Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 160, left on West Lane, Into Hart Street, Stop: 201, 181/191, 111, left on Harris Street, left on Alling Street, right on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School For 8:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary School, Route 1205, Teal, Letter L First pickup 8:03 a.m., leave Willard, left on Norton Road, right on Kensington Road, left on Robbins Road, Stop: 329, Corner Primrose, 247, 211, right on Towne Drive, Stop: 44, left on Hall Lane, Stop: 79, T/A, right on Towne Drive, right on Robbins Road, Stop: 140 (child will cross), into Sheldon Street, left on Glen Street, left on Per-

cival Avenue, Stop: 319, right on Robbins Road, left on Lawndale Street, Stop: 24, corner Kenton, left on Kenton Street, Stop: 26, right on Percival Avenue, Stop: 193, 1st driveway on Carbo for 39 Percival, right on Carbo Lane, left on Whispering Brook Drive, Stop: 112, T/A, 105, 41, 15, right on Carbo Lane, Stop: 35, 21, left on Percival Avenue, Stop: 372, right on Glen Street into High Road, right on Gladding Place, left on Beechwood Lane, left on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School For 8:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary School, Kindergarten MidDay Route 121 Dismissal: 11:37 a.m., left on Alling Street, left on Sterling Drive, Stop: D/O 136, left on York Road, left on Alling Street, right on Boyer Street, left on Edgerly Street, Stop: D/O 39, right on Church Street, Stop: D/O 43 child w/cross, D/O – P/U Discovery Center/Corner Hotchkiss – rear of church, left on Main Street, Stop: P/U & D/O 362 (B/K YMCA Childcare), left on Farmington Avenue, right on New Britain Road, Stop: D/O 369 (Aster Dental), left on Newton Street, Stop: D/O 266, left on Farmington Avenue, left on Grandview Avenue, right on Newton Street, right on New Britain Road, Stop: P/U 186, D/O 414, right on Farmington Avenue, right on Williams Street, left on Langdon Court, left on Hillcrest Avenue, left on Farmington Avenue, Stop: D/O 684, right on Peck Street, right on Alling Street, left on Parish Drive, Stop: P/U 98, left on Main Street, right on Brook Street, right on Kensington Road, right on Robbins Road, Stop: P/U 211, left on Timberwood Road, left on Shady Notch Road, right on Misty Mountain Road, Stop: P/U 66, D/O 132, right on Carriage Drive, T/A, left on Misty Mountain Road, left on Shady Notch Road, right on Timberwood Road, left on Robbins Road, right on Lawndale Street, Stop: P/U 24, left on Kenton Street, right on Percival Avenue, right on Carbo Lane, T/A, Stop: D/O 21, right on Percival Avenue, right on Main Street,

left on Maple Street, left on Hotchkiss Street, Stop: P/U 23, right on Harris Street, left on Alling Street, right on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School For 12:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary School, Kindergarten MidDay Route 122 Dismissal: 11:37 a.m., leave Griswold, into Heather Lane, right on Beechwood Lane, right on Gladding Place, left on High Road, Stop: P/U 642, left on Hart Street, Stop: D/O 201, left on Huckleberry Lane, T/A, right on Hart Street, left on High Road, left into Glen Street, Stop: D/O 790, left on Sheldon Street, right on Percival Avenue, left on Sbona Road, right on Ellsworth Boulevard, Stop: P/U 35, left on Una Road, left on Crater Lane, Stop: D/O 111 (crosses), D/O 135 (crosses), left on Lee Drive, left on Ellsworth Boulevard, right on Sbona Road, left on Percival Avenue, right on Glen Street, left on West Lane, left on Galpin Lane, right on Griswold Drive, Stop: P/U 47, right on Warner Road, right on Chamberlain Highway, left on South Slope Drive, right on Harvest Hill Road, Stop: P/U 113, left on Chamberlain Highway, into High Road, Stop: P/U 225, left on Lincoln Street, left on Randeckers Lane, Stop: D/O 8, right on Club Drive, across Lincoln Street into Chatham Road, left on Windsor Road, Stop: P/U 75, right on Dorset Road, right on Corbin Avenue, right on Evergreen Court, T/A, Stop: P/U 41, right on Farmington Avenue, left on Lincoln Street, across High Road, right on Lavery Lane, right on Conlin Way, Stop: P/U 16, T/A, P/U 31, left on Lavery Lane, right on Lincoln Street, right on Farmington Avenue, right on Oakwood Drive, right on Butternut Lane, Stop: D/O 219, right on Dayl Drive, Stop: P/U 60, left on High Road, left on Gladding Place, left on Beechwood Lane, left on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School For 12:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary School, Kindergarten MidDay Route 123 Dismissal: 11: 37 a.m., leave Griswold, right on Beechwood

Lane, right on Gladding Place, left on Chamberlain Highway, right on West Lane, left on Woods Edge Court, Stop: D/O 50, T/A, left on West Lane, left on Woodhaven Drive, left on Burgundy Drive, T/A, Stop: D/O 111, right on Sherry Lane, Stop: D/O 98, right on Burgundy Drive, Stop: D/O last driveway on right for 300 Vineyard, left on Vineyard Drive, Stop: D/O 211, P/U 179, right on Chamberlain Highway, right on Great Oak Drive, left on Victoria Court, Stop: D/O 20, T/A, P/U 11, right on Great Oak Drive, right on Chamberlain Highway, left on Norton Road, right on Winesap Road, Stop: D/O 8 P/U 228, T/A, left on Norton Road, left on Chamberlain Highway, right on Blue Ridge Lane, left on Brooke Meadow Road, left on Spicewood Lane, left on Bayberry Circle, Stop: D/O 22, T/A, left on Spicewood Lane, Stop: D/O 130 (Crosses), D/O 95, left on Brooke Meadow Road, right on Reservoir Road, across Chamberlain Highway into Reservoir Road, Stop: P/U 11, left High Road, right on Percival Avenue, Stop: 467, left on Glen Street into High Road, right on Alling Street, left on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School for 12:25 a.m. Griswold Elementary School, Kindergarten MidDay Route 124 Dismissal: 11:37 a.m., leave Griswold, right on Beechwood Lane, right on Gladding Place, left on Chamberlain Highway, left on Orchard Road, right on Linden Drive, right on Summit Wood Drive, Stop: P/U 36, T/A, left on Linden Drive, left on Orchard Road, Stop: D/O 567, across Chamberlain Highway into Orchard Road, left on Edgewood Road, Stop: D/O 658, left on Park Drive, left on Butler Street, left on Chamberlain Highway, right on Old Hatchery Road, right on Longview Drive, Stop: D/O 100, T/A, D/O 197, right on Chamberlain Highway, left on Orchard Road, right on Edgewood Road, right on Devonshire Way, Stop: P/U 102, T/A, right on Edgewood Road, right on Southington Road, right on Stockings Brook Road, T/A,

Stop: P/U 77, right on Southington Road, Stop: D/O 179, left on Chamberlain Highway, right on Gladding Place, left on Beechwood Lane, left on Heather Lane to Griswold Elementary School for 12:25 a.m. Hubbard Elementary School, Route 634, Grey, Letter Q Leave Willard Elementary School, first pick up 8:05 a.m., right on Norton Road into Hudson Street, right on Worthington Ridge, left on Middletown Road across Berlin Turnpike into Middletown Road, stop: 152, 200, 308, right on Mill Street, right on Savage Hill Road, Stop: 12, right on Circlewood Drive, right on Clock Shop Drive, Stop: 64, T/A, 25, right on Circlewood Drive, stop: 98, 200, T/A, 227, 149, 111, right on Savage Hill Road, stop: 133, 379, left on Spruce Brook Road, stop: 969, left on Main Street, right on Rivergate Lane, stop: 22, 52, T/A, right on Main Street, left on Ice Pond Lane, stop: corner (for 386 Main), T/A, left on Main Street, stop: 361, left on Mill Street, stop: 1067, right on Grove Street, stop: 26 (student crosses), right on Magnolia Lane, T/A, stop: corner Grove, T/A, 71, 43, right on Grove Street, left into Hubbard Elementary School. Hubbard Elementary School, Route 638, Yellow, Letter J Leave Willard Elementary School, first pickup 8:05 a.m., right on Norton Road into Hudson Street, right on Worthington Ridge, right on Berlin Turnpike, left on Spruce Brook Road, left on Maryann Court, T/A, stop: 51, right on Spruce Brook Road, stop: 43, right on Berlin Turnpike, right on Bishops Curve, stop: 32, 70, 96, 166, left on Spruce Brook Road, left on Wilks Pond Road, stop: 96, left on Raspberry Hill, stop: 16, 36, T/A, right on Windy Knoll Drive, stop: 8, 45, 142, T/A, 163, right on Cornfield Drive, stop: 37, right on Wilks Pond Road, stop: 29, left on Spruce Brook Road, left on Oak Ridge Drive, stop: 23, 95,

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124, left on Thompson Road, stop: 65, right on Somerset Drive, stop: 270, T/A, left on Canterbury Road, stop: 30, T/A, left on Somerset Drive, stop: 187, 131, 11, left on Spruce Brook Road, stop: 506, left on Savage Hill Road, right on Mill Street, right on Pepin Lane, stop: 74, T/A, 43, left on Grove Street to Hubbard Elementary School. Hubbard Elementary School, Route 642, Green, Letter O Leave Willard, first Pickup 8:05 A.M., right on Norton Road into Hudson Street, left on Worthington Ridge, left on Berlin Turnpike, right on Worthington Ridge Extension, right on Wethersfield Road, right on Bluebird Lane, Stop: 32, left on Hummingbird Drive, Stop: 115, 83, right on Wethersfield Road, left on Cobblestone Road, Stop: 36, right on Brownstone Road, left on Cobblestone Road, left on Wethersfield Road, Stop: 309, left on Northfield Lane, Stop: 38, T/A, left on Wethersfield Road, left on Bacon Lane, Stop: Corner Wethersfield, left on Deming Road, T/A At Sams Club parking lot, left on Deming Road, right on Bacon Lane, right on Wethersfield Road, left on Into Beckley Road, Stop: 335, 357, 395, 721, left on Berlin Street, right on Cottage Street, Stop: Corner Penfield, right on Grove Street To Hubbard Elementary School. Hubbard Elementary School, Route 643, Tan, Letter K First pickup 8:10 a.m. Leave St. Paul, right on Grove Hill, right on Farmington Avenue into Mill Street, left on Worthington Ridge, right on Mill Street, left on Ronal Drive into Woodruff Circle, Stop: corner Mildrum (For 29 Woodruff), right on Mildrum Road, Stop: 29, 64, right on Ledge Drive, Stop: 77, 147, right on Webster Ridge, Stop: 132, left on Hamilton Drive, left on Woodruff Circle, Stop: Woodruff into Ronal Drive, left on Juniper Lane, Stop: Laurel, right on Skyview Drive, left on Ronal Drive, left on Mill Street, left on Berlin Street, left on Redwood Lane, T/A, Stop: 28, 86, 164, T/A, cor-

ner Dogwood, left on Berlin Street, right on Main Street, Stop: 30, right on Grove Street to Hubbard Elementary School. Hubbard Elementary School, Route 1206, Brown, Letter A Leave Willard, first pickup 7:55 a.m., right on Norton Road, left on Lower Lane, right on Farmington Avenue, left on Massirio Drive, right on Christian Lane, right on Deming Road, left on Episcopal Road, right on Vivian Drive, T/A, Stop: 87, right on Episcopal Road, Stop: 202, right on Rowley Street, right on Berlin Turnpike, Stop: 120 (Public Storage Building), 398, right on Worthington Ridge, left on Mill Street (Rt. 372 East), left on Berlin Street, Stop: 345, right on Mattabassett Street, Stop: Corner Penfield (Courtesy Stop), 93, Corner Grove Street, right on Grove Street, Stop: corner Cottage, left on Main Street, left on Chestnut Lane, Stop: 62, 108, left on Sorrel Lane, T/A, Stop: 59, 23, right on Chestnut Lane, Stop: 43, right on Main Street, left on Grove Street to Hubbard Elementary School. Hubbard Mid-day Kindergarten, Route 101 Dismissal 11:37 a.m., leave Hubbard Elementary School, right on Grove Street, left on Magnolia Lane, T/A, Stop: D/O 43, right on Grove Street, left on Wilcox Avenue, left on Berlin Street, Stop: D/O 111, left on Beckley Road, left on Mill Street, right on Main Street, Stop: D/O 386, right on Spruce Brook Road, right on Savage Hill Road, Stop: P/U 299, P/U 153, left on Circlewood Drive, T/A, Stop: D/O 227, right on Savage Hill Road, right on Spruce Brook Road, Stop: D/O 506 (Child Crosses), right on Berlin Turnpike – North, right on Bishops Curve, Stop: P/U 32, D/O 70, left on Spruce Brook Road, left on Somerset Drive, T/A, Stop: P/U 275, P/U 187, right on Spruce Brook Road, right on Wilks Pond Road, left on Raspberry Hill, left on Windy Knoll Drive, Stop: P/U 5, left on Cornfield Drive, right on Wilks Pond Road, right on Spruce Brook Road, right on Berlin

Turnpike – North, right on Middletown Road, Stop: P/U 214, right on Mill Street, right on Pepin Lane, Stop: P/U 74, right on Mill Street, left on Main Street, right on Chestnut Lane, left on Sorrel Lane, T/A, Stop: D/O & P/U 23, right on Chestnut Lane, right on Main Street, left on Grove Street to Hubbard Elementary School. Willard Elementary School, Route 634, Grey, Letter Q First pickup 7:25 a.m., leave Berlin High School, left on Patterson Way. left on Lower Lane, right on Norton Road, left on Kensington Road, left on Elton Road, stop: 36 , left on Old Farms Place, stop: 83, T/A, 59, corner Elton (for 93), left on Elton Road, left on Mallard Lane, Stop: 50, T/A, left on Elton Road, left on Orchard Road, right on Metacomet Drive, stop: 28, 122, 236, 262, T/A, 309, 295, right on Orchard Road, stop: 1410, right on Elizabeth Road, right on Patrick Drive, stop: 18, 57, 160, T/A, right on Elizabeth Road, right on Orchard Road, right on Angeli Court, T/A, stop: 34, T/A, right on Orchard Road, left on Toll Gate Road, left on Meadow Lane into Four Rod Road, stop: 909, 695, right on Norton Road to Willard Elementary School for 7:55 a.m. Willard Elementary School, Route 638, Yellow, Letter J First pickup 7:35 a.m., leave McGee Middle School, left on Norton Road into Hudson Street, left on Worthington Ridge, left on Farmington Avenue, stop: 1539/1533, 1367, left on Overhill Court, left on Overhill Drive, stop: 77, left on Patterson Way, right on Brandegee Lane, Stop: 4, 60, T/A, 125, right on Woodbine Court, stop: 64, T/A, right on Brandegee Lane, right on Wildem Road, stop: 31, left on Farmington Avenue, left on Patterson Way, stop: 14, 48, left on Lower Lane, right on Norton Road to Willard Elementary School. Willard Elementary School, Route 639, Purple, Letter B first pickup, 7:30 a.m., leave McGee Middle School, right on

Norton Road, right on Four Rod Road, right on Burnham Street, stop: 146, into Porters Pass, left on 1st Fairview Drive, Stop: 6 , corner Mattabassett and Fairview, 91, 193, 247, 266, right on Porters Pass, Stop: corner David Drive, left on Farmington Avenue, right on Lower Lane, stop: 36, 178, 219, right on Eastbrook Terrace, stop: 72, T/A, 23, right on Lower Lane, stop: 299, right on Norton Road to Willard Elementary School for 7:55 a.m. Willard Elementary School, Route 640, Blue, Letter G First pickup 7:30 a.m., leave McGee Middle School, left on Norton Road into Hudson Street, right on Worthington Ridge, right to Berlin Turnpike, left on Spruce Brook Road, right on Lamentation Drive, stop: 162, 312, right on Old Wood Road, stop: 60, right on Quail Run, Stop: 9, left on Lamentation Drive, right on Valentine Drive, left on Spruce Brook Road, right on Bishops Curve, right on Berlin Turnpike, right on Scarborough Fare (Sage Ridge), stop: 41, 66, right on Rosemary Lane, T/A, stop: 17, right on Scarborough Fare, right on Thyme Circle, T/A, stop: 22, right on Scarborough Fare, stop: 145, T/A, right on Berlin Turnpike, left on Middletown Road, right on Worthington Ridge, left on Hudson Street into Norton Road to Willard Elementary School. Willard Elementary School, Route 641, Pink, Letter D First pickup 7:30 a.m., leave McGee Middle School, right on Norton Road, left on Four Rod Road into Meadow Lane, right on Toll Gate Road, right on Anton Lane, stop: 23, left on Cliffview Drive, right on Norton Lane, right on Belcher Hollow Road, T/A, stop: 31, right on Norton Lane, stop: 144, T/A in boat Launch parking lot, right on Norton Lane, left on Toll Gate Road, stop: 607, 433, 45, right on Meadow Lane, left on Lower Lane, stop: 685, 565, left on Norton Road to Willard Elementary School for 7:55 a.m.

Willard Elementary School, Route 642, Green, Letter O First pickup 7:28 A.M., Leave Berlin High School, right on Patterson Way, left on Worthington Ridge, left on Mill Street into Farmington Avenue, right on Massirio Drive, right on Christian Lane, right on Deming Road, left on Willow Brook Drive, left on Christian Lane, stop: 45, bear right into Porters Pass, straight into Burnham Street, Stop: 75, left on Four Rod Road, left on Partridge Lane, stop: 21, 61, left on Briar Patch Drive, stop: T/A, 131, 57, left on Burnham Street, left on Four Rod Road, stop: corner Cashman, 132, right on Sugar Maple Lane, stop: 68, T/A, 43, right on Four Rod Road, right on Monarch Drive, stop: 50, 70, T/A, right on Four Rod Road, right on Lori Ann Lane, right on Cynthia Drive, stop: 20, 60, 114, T/A, right on Lori Ann Lane, stop: 41, right on Four Rod Road, stop: 296, left on Norton Road to Willard Elementary School for 7:55 a.m. Willard Elementary School, Route 644, Rust, Letter P First pickup 7:25 a.m., leave McGee Middle School, right on Norton Road, left on Four Rod Road, stop: 1032 into Meadow Lane, left on Tree Hill Road, left on Red Barn Court, Stop: Corner Red Barn and Tree Hill, T/A, right on Tree Hill Road, right on Meadow Lane, left on Toll Gate Road, stop: 22, right on Olisky Boulevard, right on Watch Hill, stop: 46, 68, 120, 174, 208, 273, right on Olisky Boulevard, right on Toll Gate Road, stop: 108, 132, right on Orchard Road, right on O’Connell Drive, stop: corner Orchard (For 1567), 68, T/A, 111, right on Orchard Road, stop: 1256 (student crosses), right on Elton Road, stop: 307, right on Kensington Road, right on Norton Road to Willard Elementary School. Willard Elementary School, Route 645, Peach, Letter F First pickup 7:35 a.m., leave McGee Middle School, right on Continued on next page

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Norton Road, right on Kensington Road, Stop: 739, right on Main Street, right on Farmington Avenue, Stop: 944, (right After Citgo into Farmington Ave.), right on Worthington Ridge, left on Middletown Road, right on Berlin Turnpike, stop: 1456 (Creative Kids Daycare), parking lot, right on Meadow Lane, right on Lower Lane, stop: 859, left on Norton Road to Willard Elementary School for 7:5 a.m. Willard Elementary School, Route 1038, Aqua, Letter R First pickup 7:30 a.m., leave McGee Middle School, right on Norton Road, right on Four Rod Road, right on Burnham Street, into Porters Pass, left on Skinner Road, Stop: T/A, 109, 5, into Massirio Drive, left on Farmington Avenue, right on Farmington Avenue, left on Seymour Road, Stop: 51, right on Mill Street, left on Worthington Ridge, stop: 601, 519, 449, across Berlin Turnpike into Woodruff Circle and around, right on Berlin Turnpike, left on Worthington Ridge, stop: 462, 568, 666, 724, 850, right on Hudson Street into Norton Road to Willard Elementary School for 7:55 a.m. Willard Elementary School, Route 1039, Black, Letter H First pickup 7:25 a.m., leave McGee Middle School, left on Norton Road into Hudson Street, stop: 80, 124, right on St. James Place, T/A, stop: 55, right on Hudson Street, stop: 192, right on Worthington Ridge, stop: 1198, 326, right on Berlin Turnpike, right on Meadow Lane, right on Holly Court T/A, stop: 27, T/A, left on Meadow Lane, left on Berlin Turnpike, left on Worthington Ridge, stop: 1233, 1097, 1015, 991, 973, 921, 737, left on School Street, Stop: 39, into Patterson Way, left on Lower Lane, right on Norton Road to Willard Elementary School for 7:55 a.m. Willard Elementary School, Route 1203, Red, Letter I First Pickup 7:31 A.M., Leave McGee Middle School, left on Norton Road into Hudson Street, right on Worthing-

ton Ridge, left on Middletown Road, right on Sunset Lane, stop: 208 (child will cross), 121, left on Cindy Lane, stop: 52, left on Lower Lane, right on Valley Drive, stop: corner Fawn Drive/ courtesy stop, left on Fawn Drive, stop: 74/ corner Dunham/courtesy stop, right on Dunham Drive, stop: 70, right on Valley Drive, stop: corner Deerfield/courtesy stop, left on Deerfield Drive, left on Wildermere Road, left on Jeffrey Lane, stop: corner Wildermere (courtesy stop), corner Casner /courtesy stop, left on Casner Drive, stop: courtesy stops: corner Tree Hill, right on Tree Hill Road, stop: 208, left on Meadow Lane, left on Lower Lane, right on Peter Parley Row, stop: 58, left on Sage Drive, T/A, right on Peter Parley Row, stop: 21, right on Lower Lane, right on Sunset Lane, left on Westview Terrace, stop: 122, left on Earl Street, Stop: 26, right on Lower Lane, left on Norton Road to Willard Elementary School for 7:55 a.m. Willard Elementary School, Route 1204, White, Letter T First Pickup 7:22 a.m., leave McGee Middle School, right on Norton Road, stop: 547, left on Spring Valley Drive, stop: 105, right on Still Meadow Lane and around, right on 1st Still Meadow Lane and around, Stop: 257, 210, 191, 167, right on Parkview Road, stop: 74, T/A, right on Still Meadow Lane, stop: 3, T/A, right on Steepleview Drive, stop: 108, right on Kensington Road, left on Crooked Brook Lane, Stop: corner Hamen Court, T/A, 81, left on Kensington Road into Gateway Road, Stop: 12, right on Cross Creek Drive, T/A, Stop: 43, T/A, 181, T/A, right on Gateway Road into Kensington Road, Stop: 1047, 991, right on Arbor Lane, right on Renn Lane

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T/A, Stop: T/A, 89, 67, right on Arbor Lane into Kensington Road, right on Norton Road to Willard Elementary School For 7:55 a.m. Willard Elementary School, Route 1205, Teal, Letter L First pickup 7:25 a.m., leave McGee Middle School, right on Norton Road, right on Four Rod Road, Stop: 541, right on Winding Meadow Drive, left on 2nd Grapevine Lane, stop: corner Winding Meadow, 42, right on Winding Meadow Drive, Stop:

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Mallard Lane, Stop: P/U 50, T/A, right on Elton Road, right on Old Farms Road, T/A, Stop: D/O 83, D/O 59, right on Elton Road, right on Kensington Road, right on Crooked Brook Lane, T/A, Stop: D/O 81, right on Kensington Road, right on Arbor Lane, right on Renn Lane, Stop: P/U 67, T/A, Into Kensington Road, right on Norton Road to Willard Elementary School for 11:48 a.m. St. Paul School, Route 636 First pickup 7:25 a.m., leave Berlin High School, right on Patterson Way, right on Farmington Avenue, right on Worthington Ridge, right on Berlin Turnpike, right on Meadow Lane, left on Toll Gate Road, right on Olisky Boulevard, left on Watch Hill, Stop: 33, left on Olisky Boulevard, right on Toll Gate Road, stop: 108, 328, right on Saw Mill Drive, T/A, Stop: 43, left on Toll Gate Road, left on Orchard Road, left on Elizabeth Road, right on Patrick

Drive, T/A, Stop: 139. right on Elizabeth Road, left on Orchard Road, right on Elton Road, right on Kensington Road, stop: 859, left on Steepleview Drive, Stop: 111, right on Still Meadow Lane, right on Spring Valley Drive, Stop: 99, right on Norton Road, left on Kensington Road, left on Ridgewood Lane, Stop: 81, right on Carriage Drive, right on Misty Mountain Road, Stop: 108, left on Shady Notch, right on Timberwood Road, left on Robbins Road, right on Percival Avenue, right on Main Street, Stop: 276, left on New Britain Road, left on Farmington Avenue, left on Peck Street, right on Alling Street to St. Paul School. St. Paul School, Route 643 First pick up 7:35 a.m., leave Berlin High School, left on Patterson Way, left on Lower Lane, right on Norton Road, left on Four Rod Road, left on Meadow Lane, left on Tree Hill Road, left on Casner Drive, right on

Jeffrey Lane, Stop: 102, right on Wildermere Road, right on Tree Hill Road, Stop: 8, right on Casner Drive, right on Four Rod Road, right on Winding Meadow Drive, left on Grapevine Lane,Stop: 42, right on Winding Meadow Drive, right on Four Rod Road, left on Camels Back, right on Kensington Road into New Britain Road, left on Langdon Court, left on Williams Street, Stop: 38, left on Farmington Avenue, right on Peck Street, right on Alling Street to St. Paul School. St. Paul School, Route 1201 First pick up 7:30 a.m., leave Berlin High School, left on Patterson Way, left on Lower Lane, right on Norton Road, right on Kensington Road, left on Robbins Road, left on Percival Avenue, left on Into High Road, Stop: 1218, 1250, left on Chamberlain Highway, right on Blue Ridge Lane, right on Blue Ridge Road, left on Brooke

Meadow Road, left on Spicewood Lane, Stop: 21, left on Brooke Meadow Road, right on Reservoir Road, left on Chamberlain Highway, right on Warner Road, left on Griswold Drive, Stop: 72, left on Galpin Lane, left on West Lane, right on Chamberlain Highway, Stop: 10 (parent will cross child), into High Road, left on Lincoln Street, left on Mooreland Road, left on Woodland Lane, left on Hillside Road, Stop: T/A 95, right on Mooreland Road, Stop: 37, left on Lincoln Street, Stop: 159, right on Kent Road, right on Corbin Avenue into Farmington Avenue, right on Evergreen Court, T/A, Stop: 39, right on Farmington Avenue, right on Peck Street, right on Alling Street to St. Paul School. St. Paul School, Route 1202 First pickup 7:25 a.m., leave Berlin High School, right on Patterson Way into School Street, left on Worthington

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DeLorenzo: Division I experience ‘very humbling’ By Nick Carroll The Berlin Citizen

For a guy who has dominated on the football field since he first put on a helmet, training camp at the University of Connecticut was an eye- DeLorenzo opening experience for Max DeLorenzo. “The whole thing is just very humbling,” the UConn freshman said. “You go from the top guy in high school — possibly the top guy in the state — now you go to a Division I program where you’re starting fresh again. You’ve got a lot of good players ahead of you, and on the defensive side of the ball. It has definitely been humbling.” DeLorenzo, who set a slew of records during his time with the Berlin High School football team, arrived at UConn at the end of June to begin classes and to work out. Training camp kicked off in early August. “It’s 24/7

football — film, practice, practice, film,” said DeLorenzo, a scholarship player. “It’s been a big adjustment. “There’s definitely a difference in the level of speed. But I’m hanging in there. My size helps me a lot.” The 5-11, 209-pound DeLorenzo practiced at run-

ning back for the Huskies. Being tackled hasn’t been a problem, he said, but pass blocking at the Division I level is a whole different animal. “When you step up there and you’ve got a big, 6-4 defensive end, 240 and greater, coming right at you, that’s probably the biggest college

hit I’ve gotten, not so much running the ball and getting tackled. I’m used to that by now.” Another aspect of the college game DeLorenzo adjusted to was the intensity of coaches. “They’re a little different from high school,” he said. “High school coaches do yell, but these guys want

the best, they want perfection every play. That’s what’s going to make us win. “Coach (Paul Pasqualoni) definitely wants to have a tough-minded group. It’s all supposed to work out for us in the end.” He has been pushed to the

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BHS football factory running well By Nick Carroll The Berlin Citizen News that Berlin High School football player Max DeLorenzo would accept a scholarship to the University of Connecticut swept the town last year, and was met with cheers. But as it turned out, that was just the beginning of the good news for the BHS football community. Incredibly, four other members of the BHS Class of 2011 would earn scholarships to play football in college as well —

Ras Morgan (Southern Connecticut State University), Joe Dellaquila (Marist College), Mason Powers (Sacred Heart University) and Tevin Grant (ASA Junior College). Although no other BHS class has produced that many scholarship football players, Berlin football has a proud history of preparing alum to make the leap to the college game. Since 2004 alone, more than 30 Redcoats have gone on to compete at the next level. “I truly believe there is a

place for all kids to continue playing who love the game of football,” BHS coach John Capodice said. However, these days, college football teams are looking for well-rounded, serious young men — not just athletes. “I preach to our players the importance of their grades,” Capodice said. “It is sad to see kids who want to play in college, but do not have the grades. By striving in the classroom, there is a greater chance for college opportunities.”

If players hold up their end of the bargain — in and out of the classroom — Capodice will do his part to tout their skills to recruiters. “We have had a successful football program at Berlin High School, and I have a strong network of college coaches who I can contact for our players, at all levels,” Capodice said. “The college coaches are aware of our program, and are eager to recruit Berlin High School football players.”

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The Berlin High School football team held its first workout of the season Monday. The only piece of equipment players are allowed to wear during the first five days of practice — conditioning week — is a helmet. After that, the pads go on and contact begins. The Redcoats are coming off a highly successful 2010 campaign. The locals went undefeated during the regular season, claimed the Central Connecticut Conference Division III title and earned the No. 1 seed in the CIAC Class M state playoffs.

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Lee Family: Memorial tournament a beautiful tribute By The Lee Family

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Days after the tragic passing of our son, Ryan Lee, we were approached by two of his friends with an idea of planning a golf tournaLee ment in his honor. As we struggled to deal with our loss, his friends spearheaded an effort to plan and organize the event. What initially seemed like a small gathering of friends and family members turned into the Ryan T. Lee Golf Classic with over 140 participants, more than 45 sponsors, and a tournament dinner attended by more than 220 people. In just four short months, these young men showed a maturity well beyond their years and a level of compassion which takes a lifetime to foster. John McNair and Tim Cote not only had an idea, but the determination to put together an event that their friend Ryan would truly be proud to be associated with. In the planning stages, John and Tim remained resolved to concentrate on all the details that would matter most to Ryan. When it came to rounding up sponsors, they made the phone calls, approached local businesses, and called in favors. As the tournament began to take on a life of its own, they remained focused on their initial goal of including as many friends and family members as possible in this labor of love. Sometimes the best way to keep a personâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s spirit alive is to create opportunities to further their legacy. It has been comforting to work with a group of committed individuals whose sole misSee Lee, next page

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me aside and told me Max is definitely a Division I football player,” Capodice said. “That was nice to hear coming from a coach who recently was the defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys.” DeLorenzo was happy to

BHS fall sports The fall sports season at Berlin High School got underway this week, with the football team taking the field. Starting practice dates for the remaining BHS fall teams are as follows: Volleyball, Saturday, Aug. 27, 10 a.m. to noon, 1 to 3 p.m., BHS A-gym; cross country, Saturday, Aug. 27, 8 a.m., BHS weight room; boys soccer, Aug. 27, 8 to 10:30 a.m., 3 to 6 p.m., Sage Park; girls soccer, Saturday, Aug. 27, 9 to 11 a.m., 5 to 7 p.m., Sage Park; girls swimming, Saturday, Aug. 27, 1:45 p.m., meet at BHS; freshman football, Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2:30 p.m., boys locker room; Unified sports, TBA.

see Capodice and members of his BHS coaching staff in Storrs. Also, he appreciates the support and well-wishes he has received from back home. “That keeps me motivated, keeps me going, keeps me focused.” As of last Friday, DeLorenzo did not know if he would red-shirt the season. “They won’t tell us until after camp,” he said. “Most likely it’s going to happen, because most freshman red-shirt.” In a red-shirt situation, a

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limit, physically and mentally, but wearing the official UConn jersey for media day reminded DeLorenzo why he accepted the challenge. “That’s the best feeling,” he said of pulling on the Husky blue. “So, obviously, all the work you put in is all worth it.” Recently, BHS football coach John Capodice had a chance to watch his former star pupil practice with UConn. “Max is doing a great job. He is going through the transition from high school to Division I football. Neverthe-

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board members will read about the issues in order to become educated. Brochu said that serving on the board requires prep work. They don’t arrive at the meeting, pick up their packet of information, and develop an opinion in the moment. “We shouldn’t approach this work like we are amateurs,” he said. Several members said any dissention is worked out in

committees. They listen to each other and respect each others’ positions. Once the motion reaches the board meeting, the motion is crafted into a measure everyone can agree on. Cynthia Kobus, the shortest serving member on the board, gave an example of this process in action. A few months ago, Kobus worked

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with a commission to create a list of books for this year’s summer reading. One of the books made her uncomfortable. She wasn’t happy with some of the themes presented in one book. Kobus spoke up and the rest of the committee listened. The book was taken off. This allowed her to support the resolution. “Any BOE aspires to be apolitical,” Richards said. The members said they leave partisanship behind and only focus on the goal of creating quality education.

The board is made up of seven registered Democrats — Kobus being the only independent on the board. She explained that she became an independent because she saw how party lines sharply polarized people. She said she thinks more conservatively on most issues, but liberally on educational ones. However, Kobus has not felt any pressure to vote a certain way or stay silent on certain issues. She said that when entering the board of education, she was concerned about that, but “I’ve been pleased with the experience.” To sit on the Board of Edu-

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Town of Berlin - Assessor's Office Additional Veterans Exemption Applications A REMINDER FROM THE ASSESSOR'S OFFICE Veterans applying for the Additional Veterans Exemption that received notices must come in to the Assessors Office on or before October 1, 2011. They shall provide copies of their 2010 income, which may include Federal Tax Return, 1099 Statement from Social Security, and all other sources of income. The income limit for a married couple is $39,500 and $32,300 for a single person. The Assessor's Office would also like to remind any Veteran who earns more than these limits that they can apply for a $3,000 Local Option if their income is under $64,500 for a married couple or $57,300 for a single person. Any new applicants must also file before October 1, 2011. Any Veterans who are new residents, or recently discharged, that have not filed their DD-214 (Discharge Papers) must do so by September 30, 2011.

Town of Berlin - Assessor's Office EXEMPTION FOR PERMANENTLY AND TOTALLY DISABLED The Assessor's Office would like to remind Berlin Citizens that there is a property tax exemption in the amount of a $1000 reduction on an assessment to certain persons who are permanently and totally disabled. To be eligible for this exemption, a person must: 1. be a Connecticut resident; 2. be either the record owner of, hold life use in, or be the beneficiary of a trust estate with respect to the property on which the exemption will be applied. (Exception: this Exemption ceases upon the death of the totally disabled person.) 3. be receiving permanent total 100% disability benefits from one of the following: (A) The Social Security Administration or; (B) A federal, state or local government retirement or disability plan (including that provided by the Railroad Retirement Act) or any government-related teacher's retirement plan, containing qualification requirements comparable to those of the Social Security Administration; and 4. have filed an application and provided proof of total disability to the Assessor by October 1, 2011.

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WOOD, FUEL & HEATING EQUIPMENT FIREWOOD $225/cord. Sized for stove and fireplace. Multiple cord discount. Call (203) 439-1253 PELLET STOVE (Mount Vernon AE Insert) Used 2 winters. Paid over $5000. Includes wall thermostat. Black finish. Asking $3000. 203-213-0873

CLOTHING

PAIRS of women’s high heel shoes, size 7-7 1/2. $5-7 each. Men’s golf shoes, size 8m. Black, brown. selling for $10. Value $200. call (203) 237-9325

SPORTING GOODS & HEALTH

I WILL PAY YOU CASH For your junk cars, motorcycles, snowplows, trucks, farm equipment. Free Pickup. 203-631-0800 or 203-630-2510

S AT U R N AU R A 2 0 0 8

MOTORCYCLES ATV’S, ETC.

Like New. Stock #5605B $12,995

(203) 235-1686

Find your dream home in Marketplace

Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators and Stoves.

Will Deliver Chrysler Town & Country LX 2008 Mini Van, Automatic, 6 Cyl #11400B $14,988 Chrysler Certified Pre-Owned. Comes with a balance of 6 years or 80,000 miles of powertrain warranty.

Auto, Full Power $11,994 Stock# C7106 (203) 237-5561

AFFORDABLE Appliance Repairs

4 Door. Automatic. Stock# 5605B $18,995

COUCH Mauve, green, suede, clean. $75. Can deliver. 860-682-4435 SOLID Oak coffee and end tables. Good condition. Asking $70. 203-235-2784.

ANTIQUE? (‘30s) Enamel-top kitchen table; blue check border. well worn. 4 wooden chairs(one needs leg). Make offer. 203-265-3931.

SNOW BLOWERS/THROWERS

(203) 235-1667

FURNITURE & APPLIANCES

HARLEY Davidson Sportster XLC 2009 Black, under 1000 miles, Willie G accessorized, kept in garage. Asking $6,500. Call 203-599-5751

MITSUBISHI 52 inch HD TV, with stand. $450.00. Located in Southington, call Ed @ 860384-2862 for appointment. SHARP Carousel Convection Microwave Oven, like new. Excellent Condition. Asking $200. Please call 860-628-2084.

VISION Fitness, HRC T8200 Folding Treadmill, Excellent Condition. $550 or Best Offer. Located in Southington. Call Ed @ 860-384-2862

Thursday, August 25, 2011 — The Berlin Citizen SPORTING GOODS & HEALTH

SPORTING GOODS & HEALTH

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

WANTED TO BUY

1, 2 OR 3 ITEMS OR AN ESTATE

$$$ CA$H $$$ A Marketplace ad is an easy way to sell your merchandise, and it’s easy on your wallet, too.

ATTIC & BASEMENTS CLEANED

Pete In The Pickup Junk Removal & Odd Jobs 203-886-5110 GARY Wodatch Demolition Services. Sheds, pools, decks, garages, concrete walks, patios, Quick, courteous srv. All calls returned. Ins. #566326. Office 203-235-7723/Cell 860-558-5430 GARY Wodatch Debris removal of any kind. Homeowner’s, contractor’s, small dumpsters avail. Quick, courteous srv. All calls returned. Ins. #566326. Office 203-235-7723/Cell 860-558-5430

CARPENTRY REPAIRS Large or Small entry door & window replacement done by owner, also provide additions, finish basments, deck & complete home improvements. Free est. 203238-1449 CT REG. #578107 www.marceljcharpentier.com

CONCRETE & CEMENT SOLO CONCRETE, LLC Big or small, we do it all! Driveways, sidewalks, Patios, cellar floors, Steps, additions, stamp concrete Free estimates. License and insurance. CT HIC# 0630938 Tel-203-537-4125 Fax-203-440-2734

PISTOL PERMIT CERTIFICATION CLASS Required for CT applicants. $100. Call 203-415-1144 TREADMILL 68”x30.5”x50”. Pick up. Cost $2200. Asking 450. PaceMaster ProSelect 860-621-7462 Seldom used. Excellent condition.

FENCING

SMALL JOBS WELCOME

JUNK REMOVAL

Over 25 years experience. Call today for free estimates. Call 203-440-3535 Ct. Reg. #578887 HIGHLANDCONTRACTOR.COM Seamless Gutters/Downspouts Gutter cleaning/repairs No Job Too Small. CT Reg #621315 (203) 675-8084

GUTTERS DON’T WORK IF THEY’RE DIRTY For gutter cleaning, call Kevin at (203) 440-3279 Fully insured. CT Reg. #569127.

HANDYPERSONS

A-1 HANDYMANPLUS CT Reg #606277. Give us a Call - WE DO IT ALL! Free estimates. 203-631-1325

DON’T Wait til it’s too late. Annual AC tune-up. Call Duane Co. Quality work. Major credit cards. Low rates. 203-379-8944 #400335-S1

Estate sale service provided. Seeking: Antiques, Meridenmade items, lamps, paintings. Call Todd Shamock 203-237-3025

1-2 ITEMS Silverware, China, Glass. Furniture. 50’s Items. Whole Estates.

203-238-3499

LANDSCAPING JT’S LANDSCAPING, LLC Shrub & tree pruning, all your landscaping needs. Top Quality Work. Fully Licensed & insured. 203-213-6528 CT Reg #616311

GUTTERS

HEATING & COOLING

T.E.C. Electrical Svc LLC

LOST Or Found. The RecordJournal will run your lost or found ad FREE in our Marketplace Section! Call 203238-1953 for details.

Cornerstone Fence & Ornamental Gates. All types of fence. Res/Comm. AFA Cert. Ins’d. Call John Uvino 203237-GATE. CT Reg #601060

ELECTRICAL SERVICE

All Phases of Electrical Work 24 hr. Emergency Service

WWII Military Items 203-238-3308

JUNK REMOVAL & MORE! We clean Estates, Homes, Attics, Bsmt, Gar, Yard, Appliances ***FREE ESTIMATES*** 203-535-9817 or 860-575-8218

KITCHEN & BATH REMODELING

C&M CONSTRUCTION To ensure a quality job at a fair price. Call 203-630-6459 CT Reg #608488

LANDSCAPING YARD CLEANUPS, Hedge trimming, brush & small tree removal. Odd jobs. Dump Runs. Junk Removal. Don 203-235-1318

WE WEED GARDENS Norm the Gardener’s 3-man crew is only $65/hr. CT Reg#571339 (203) 265-1460 T.L.G. LANDSCAPING: Stone, mulch, topsoil. Meticulous Lawn mowing. Hedge trimming/pruning. Spring/ Fall cleanups. Landscape installation. Walkways/ patios. 860302-6220 HIC #0630132/Ins. RETAINING Walls, Paver Walkways and Patios. Licensed and insured. Free estimates. CT#615434 For all your landscape needs call 203-927-2681

HEDGE TRIMMING Mowing, clean-ups, mulch, brush, pricker & small tree removal. Clean Gutters & Power wash. 203-530-4447. GARY Wodatch Landscape Svs. Hedge/tree trim., trimming over grown properties. Est 1985. All calls returned. #0620397. Office 203-235-7723 cell 860-558-5430 COMMERCIAL and Residential Spring Clean Up, Aerating & Dethatching , Mowing. Much more. Lic & insured. CT#615434. (203) 927-2681 BILL RUDOLPH LANDSCAPING Paver walkways, retaining walls, drainage, shrub replacement, lawn repairs. Landscape design. Sidewalk renovation. Free Est. Lic #563661 203-237-9577

MASONRY W. BOOBER MASONRY 25 yrs exp in all types of masonry. CT Reg # 0626708 Call 203-235-4139 S & H MASONRY LLC Stonewalls, steps, chimneys, concrete, retaining walls, FPs, Lic/Ins. #607639. 203-376-0355

K & A ENTERPRISES Water & sewer lines, inground tank removal, drainage, grading, additions, pavers. Insured. Reg# 571435 203-379-0193 GRADING, Drainage, Foundations, Trucking, Retaining Walls, Pavers, Water/Sewer/Septic. Lic. #1682. Cariati Developers, Inc. 203-238-9846 MC/Visa Accepted

Over 25 yrs exp. Paving, seal coating, concrete work. CT Reg#0577005. 203-237-6058

POLISH/ENGLISH speaking woman to clean house w/care. 2nd cleaning 50% off. Ins & bonded. Refs. 860-538-4885

PLUMBING

JUNK REMOVAL IF YOU MENTION THIS AD

Pete In The Pickup Junk Removal & Odd Jobs 203-886-5110

Yard Clean-Ups. Clean Estates, Home, Attic, Bsmnt, Garage, Appliances, Furniture. Free est. 203-535-9817 or 860-575-8218

DON’T Flush money down the drain, call Duane Plumbing, heating. Quality work, low rates Major credit cards accptd. 203379-8944 lic. #283401 P1

POWER WASHING

The Powerwashing Kings CRAZY FALL SPECIALS!!!! Others Wash - We Clean! 203-631-3777 860-839-1000 thepowerwashingkings.com

POWER WASHING Is Spring cleaning On the outside. FREE ESTIMATES. Call Kevin 203-440-3279

MEDINA Sewer & Drain Cleaning Services LLC. Quality work at affordable prices. 24hr srv. Benny Medina 203-909-1099

DEE’S ANTIQUES Buying Collectibles, Jewelry & Silver. China, Glass, Military, Musical. Anything old & unusual. Single item to an estate.

203-235-8431

ROOFING GRAHAM Brothers Builders LLC. Resid roofing specialists. Family owned & operated. CT Reg. 571171. Lic & ins (860) 621-7690.

FIDERIO & SONS

OLD BICYCLES Don’t throw away that old bike. Hobbyman needs your help. Free pickup! Bikes will be recycled. Help save a bike! 203-494-9641

SIDING

V. NANFITO Siding, Roofing, Windows, Decks Remodeling Gutters CT Reg#570192 (203) 639-1634 CPI HOME IMPROVEMENT HIGHEST Quality-LOWEST Price Siding ● Roofing Windows ● Remodeling ● Decks ● Gutters Addtions ●Credit Cards Accepted 203-634-6550 CT Reg #577455

Siding, roofing, windows, decks, sunrms, additions. 203-237-0350. CT Reg. #516790 CPI HOME IMPROVEMENT HIGHEST Quality-LOWEST Price Siding ● Roofing Windows ● Remodeling ● Decks ● Gutters Addtions ●Credit Cards Accepted 203-634-6550 CT Reg #577455

HAZELWOOD EXCAVATING

C&M CONSTRUCTION

Dry farm screened topsoil and colored mulch.

To ensure a quality job at a fair price. Call 203-630-6459 CT Reg #608488

SERVICES OFFERED

TOP SOIL SAND & FILL

203-269-0135

FILL, Topsoil & Trucking Available. Call 860-346-3226

ROOFING

V. NANFITO Roofing, Siding, Windows, Decks Remodeling Gutters CT Reg#570192 (203) 639-1634 ROOFS R US Roofing, siding, decks, windows, remodeling. Family run 1949. BBB A+ rating. Credit cards. Show us competitor’s quote - we will beat it! 203-715-8850 #573358

Cornerstone Fence & Ornamental Gates. All types of fence. Res/Comm. AFA Cert. Ins’d. Call John Uvino 203237-GATE. CT Reg #601060

Roofing, Siding & Gutters Residential/Commerical. CT Reg #621315 (203) 675-8084

Gonzalez Construction

TREE SERVICES

GALVEZ DRYWALL LLC Sheetrock, taping, painting, power washing. Com/Res. Int/Ext. #0629166 203-631-9086

ROOFS R US Siding, roofs, windows, decks, remodeling, additions. Family run 1949. BBB A+ rating. Credit cards. Show us competitor’s quote - we will beat it! 203-7158850 #573358

Gonzalez Construction Roofing, siding, windows, decks, gutters & remodeling.

203-639-0032

★★★★★★★★

Fully licensed/insured. CT Reg.# 577319

Roofing, siding, windows, decks, gutters & remodeling.

FIDERIO & SONS

★★★★★★★★

Siding, roofing, windows, decks, sunrooms, additions.

203-639-0032 Fully license/insured. CT Reg# 577319

BEAUTIFUL FARM FRESH Screened Top Soil. Fill, Sand & Stone, Mulch. Picked up or delivered. No minimum. Cariati Developers, Inc. 203-238-9846

SHEET ROCK

SIDING

HIGHLANDCONTRACTOR.COM

PAVING

D & G PAVING

HOUSE CLEANING

PLUMBING

ALL Types of Masonry Patios, walkways, retaining walls, brick/stone veneer & chimney repointing. All jobs big & small. Jack 203-605-8092 CT#545971

203-237-2122 EXCAVATING

Always Buying, Old, used and antique handtools. Carpentry, Machinist, Engraving and Workbench tools. If you have old or used tools that are no longer being used, call with confidence. Fair & friendly offers made in your home. Please call Cory 860-613-1108

2ND GENERATION Old Napier and Costume Jewelry, Sterling, Old Lamps & Lamp Parts, Old Dolls, Collectibles. One item to entire estate. (203) 639-1002

203-237-0350 CT Reg. #516790

YARDLEY TREE SERVICE.com Fair, reasonable. Free estimates. Reg. Insured. 203-440-0402 or 860-595-4159 T.L.G. LANDSCAPING: Stone, mulch, topsoil. Meticulous Lawn mowing. Hedge trimming/pruning. Spring/ Fall cleanups. Landscape installation. Walkways/ patios. 860302-6220 HIC #0630132/Ins.

LAVIGNE’S TREE SERVICE IN BUSINESS 30 YRS. Tree removal. Stump grinding. Crane Service. Free Estimates. Fully insured. 203-294-1775 lavignestreeservicellc.com

HEDGE TRIMMING RICK’S AFFORDABLE brush, tree, pricker & underbrush removal. No job too big or small. 203-530-4447 GARY WODATCH LLC Tree Removal, All calls returned Reg #0620397. Quick courteous service. Office 203-235-7723 or Cell 860-558-5430

34 WANTED TO BUY WANTED Hunting & Fishing Tackle Local collector looking for old or new rods, reels, lures. Highest prices paid. Dave anytime 860-463-4359

MUSICAL INSTRUMENT & INSTRUCTIONS BELMONTE FLUTE with case Exc cond! $150. Call 203-686-1228 FREE Large upright player piano. Needs tune up. You pick up. Call 203-265-5713 after 5pm.

HOUSES FOR RENT

APARTMENTS FOR RENT MERIDEN - HUGE 4BR, 2nd flr, lg. yard. Off st. parking. W/D hookup. Available immediately. $1250 + sec. 203-294-1229 MERIDEN - West Main St. Large 3BR, 1st flr apt. Hdwd flrs, eatin kitchen. Off st. parking. 2 blocks from courthouse. Laundrymat directly across st. $900/mo. Call (203) 668-5132

MERIDEN 1 BR, 2 BR & Studio Starting at $595 per month. Heat & HW incl. Off street parking 203-886-7016

MERIDEN 1023 Old Colony Rd. L & E PROPERTY Mgmt Offers Meriden- Big beautiful 4BR house w/large yard. 2 baths. Recently renovated. 89 Amity St. $1645 + utils. Avail. 9/1. (203) 240-4688 MERIDEN 3BR, 2 bath. Built 2006. Cath ceiling, Cental air, 2 car garage. Credit check & sec required $1800/mo. 1 yr lease 203-376-3084 MERIDEN 4 BR, 2 Baths. Willow St. Section 8 Approved - Must Be Qualified for 3 or 4 BR Need. $1400 + Security & utils. Refs. Available Oct. 1. 203-605-8553 WALLINGFORD - 3BRs, 3 full baths, central air, FP, 2 car garage, porch, easy access to 91N & 91S. $1850/mo. Call Bill 203-265-5729

CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT

MERIDEN- Blackstone- 1 BR, Gar. Includes heat/water/A/C, washer/dryer hookup, no pets, sec dep. Credit check. $900/ month. 203-272-6478

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

Flanders West Apts Southington

Studio & 1 Bedroom Apts Affordable apts for qualified applicants 50 yrs of age or older Small pets accepted Please call 860-621-3954 TTY 711

HOME SWEET HOMES offers Meriden - Studio, 1, 2, 3 & 4BR apts Newly Renovated! Avail. Immed. 203-240-4688 MER 1BR, 1st fl, hdwd flrs, W. Side, prvt backyard, + storage, Washer, dryer, stove & refrig, incld. $825/mo+sec. 12pm8pm Call 203-630-3823 MER 1BR, Very large, 1st Fl apt. Large kitchen. Renovated, appliances, AC, coin op laundry. Heat & HW incl. No pets. $870/mo + sec. (203) 626-2320 MER 1BR, Very large, 1st Fl apt. Large kitchen. Renovated, appliances, AC, coin op laundry. Heat & HW incl. No pets. $870/mo + sec. (203) 626-2320 MER. FURNISHED apts: Incl Heat, Elec, HW. East Side, 2nd fl studio $180/wk+sec. 1BR, 3rd fl, $845/mo+sec. 12pm-8pm 203630-3823 or Meridenrooms.com MERIDEN - 2 BR Hubbard Park . CentralAir/Heat. 775 W. Main St. $895/mo. + utils. No pets. Call Chino 203-440-3483 or Steve 203-537-4072 MERIDEN - 2BR townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, AC, appls, w/d hookup. Section 8 ok. $975. (203) 269-9515

2 BR Starting at $800 Heat & HW incl. Off St. Parking. 203-639-8751 MERIDEN 1BR, Broad Street. Near monument. Skylight, Sunken DR & Kitchen. Hdwd flrs. very clean & safe, secure apt. $725. Call 203-213-8833. MERIDEN 1BR. Spacious Hdwd flrs, off-st-parking, laundry, 1st flr, $645/mo. Call Jonah 203430-0340

MERIDEN 2 BR. Laundromat. Pets. 1yr lease, deposit. Energy efficient! Move-in special - $850. Plus utilities. 508-558-8126 MERIDEN 2BR., 1 bath. 3rd fl. W/D hook. Off ST. parking Lge kitchen Newly remodeled $775/mo + Security No Pets Call Nat 203-671-2672 MERIDEN 3BR - 92 Twiss Street Washer/dryer hookup. Off street parking. $1,000/mo. Section 8 Approved. 203-430-5083 MERIDEN Great 2BR, 1 Bath, 2nd Fl Apt. HW floors. Tons of storage, closets. Off st parking. No pets. Don’t miss out! $875 /mo + sec. Call 203-537-1730 MERIDEN Studios, 1 BR & 2 BR Free Heat & HW incl. ACs. 24 hr maintenance. Laundry Rm. Off st parking. 203-630-2841 MERIDEN Unique 2 BR, 3rd Fl. Randolph Ave. Off st parking. $675 per month. 2 mos security plus application fee req. No pets. Call 203-284-0597 MERIDEN- 2BR Apt $750, 3BR $900. Crown St. No utilities incl. 1 mo. sec. req. Section 8 approved. Available immediately! 203-815-5399 MERIDEN-1BR, 1st flr w/kit/LR combo, wall to wall carpet/ linoleum. Off st. parking. Exc cond/loc. $650 + utils. 1st, last & 1 mo. sec. No Pets. 860-663-1229 MERIDEN-1BR, 3rd flr, remodeled, sep utils. Refs & good credit. $550/mo. Call Jeff Owner /Agent 860-302-2987 MERIDEN-2 BR Clean, 2nd floor. Stove & refrigerator included. WD hookup. Private yard. Small pets at discretion of landlord. 136 Bunker Ave. $800 per month. Section 8 approved. 203-671-3112 MERIDEN-2BR, LR, w/FP. Stove, frig, DW, W/D, A/C. Partially furnished. Patio lg prvt yard. $1200/mo incld elec, heat & cable. Avail 9/1. 203-237-3544 MERIDEN-3BR, 2.5 Baths. With garage. 3 story condo. Dishwasher, CA, Hdwd floors & carpet. Available immediately. $1,275/ mo. Call 203-980-7739 MERIDEN-5Rm, 2BR, 3rd flr, completely remodeled, deck, off-st-parking. Sect. 8 appr’d. $950/mo+sec. 203-980-0215

ANVIL PLACE APTS.

The Berlin Citizen — Thursday, August 25, 2011 NEW BRITAIN: 1 & 2 BR apts for active adults over 55. Fully applianced w/washer & dryer. Wall to wall carpeting, central A/C, parking garage, community room, elevator. For an application and more information, call:

(860) 257-1330

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

WLFD- NORTHRIDGE Commons, spacious 1 & 2BR units. $725 - $875 & up 203-269-5770 WLFD-2BR, 2nd fl, lg rms, huge kit., (2)12x14BRs. New bathrm sunporch. No pets/smoking. $975/mo+dep. Refs. Quiet nghbord. 203-996-4281 leave msg YALESVILLE On the Green 2BR, 2 Full baths, w/d, storage area. Exercise rm on site. Walking distance to the trails. $1200. 203-605-2005

ROOMS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT MERIDEN-Summer St. 2BR, clean BA, kit & BRs, great cond! W/D, refs, $850/mo. sec. Avail. Now! Sect 8 appr’d. 203-213-5585 MERIDEN. 1, 2 & 4 BR apts, 2 BR house & 2 BR Townhouse avail. Sec & refs required. Call Ray Valenti for details (203) 2381977 Re/Max Professionals MERIDEN. 1st flr, 2 BR, newly remodeled, washer & dryer, off street parking, dead end st, large yard, dishwasher, refrig, glasstop stove, over stove microwave, easy access 691. $900. 1 mo dep. 1st & last month’s rent upon signing. Call Ed at (203) 314-9825 MOVE IN SPECIAL MERIDEN- 1BR - $695/month. Heat, Hot Water, Electric included. Private balcony. 1 month free rent. Ask for details. Call for info 203-639-4868 SOUTHINGTON 2 bdrm. 1st flr., near downtown! $900/mo, plus utilities. NO pets. 860-9194231. WALLINGFORD - 3rd flr, 2BR, big kitchen & den, near Choate. Back yard. No smoking/no pets. $750. Call 203988-6591 WALLINGFORD 1st fl, 2BR. 2 glass porches, appls, hkups. Off st. parking. Dead end st. No pets. Very clean! $925. Garage extra. Owner/Agent 203-269-7348 WALLINGFORD 4 Rooms, 1BR, 1st Floor. Country setting. Private area. Heat & electric included. $900. References & security. 203-284-8890 WALLINGFORD Choate Area Quiet 1 BR, 3rd Floor. Appliances. $675/month. 2 Months Security and lease. No smoking. No pets. (203) 269-9642 WALLINGFORD Furnished Apt 1BR, heat, HW, cable, Internet. Prvt deck. Washer/Dryer. 2TVs No pets/smoking. Prvt parking. $925/mo+sec. (203) 626-5786 WALLINGFORD-1BR apt starting at $750 including heat & HW. No pets. JJ Bennett 203265-7101 WALLINGFORD-1BR newly remodeled, center of town offst-parking. No pets/smoking. Sec & ref. $850/mo. Elec incld. Avail 9/1. 203-537-6443 WALLINGFORD-Apts for rent. 1BR & 3BR. Avail Sept 1st. Refrig, stove incld. New floors. No pets/smoking. Sec & refs. $725-$1000. Paul 203-269-6348 WALLINGFORD-Large 1BR, open kitchen & living room, 3rd flr, off-st-parking. Great location near library. No pets. $875/mo. 203-641-3182 WALLINGFORD-Masonic home area, 1BR, 2nd flr, stove & refrig, dishwasher, washer & dryer avail. 9/1. No pets. 203-284-0741 WALLINGFORD. 2 BR, 2nd flr, gas heat, c/a, appliances, w/d hookup, off st parking. No smoking/pets. 2 mos sec & refs. $850 + utilities. Call (203) 265-0890

CHESHIRE Located on mini farm. Off st parking. Kitchen privileges. No smoking/drugs. $480/month. Also - 1,000 SF Office for rent. (475) 201-8894 MERIDEN - 1 lg & 1 small room for rent. References, security. Off st. parking. No drugs or alcohol. Must have car. Call (203) 6234396 leave message. MERIDEN CLEAN SAFE ROOMS Heat, elec, HW incld. E.Side, kit privileges, off-st park. $125/wk. + sec. Call 12-8pm 203-630-3823 or www.Meridenrooms.com

NORTH HAVEN Meadowstone Motel- Off I-91. Sat. TV. Short Stay/ Daily/Wkly On Bus Line. 203-239-5333

COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL RENTALS MERIDEN Ind bldg for lease. 2200 sf. 2 overhead garage doors, 12’ high. Office w/bathroom. Shop w/bathroom. $850 per mo. Triple net. 203-213-8154 MIDDLEFIELD Industrial Park 3 Bldgs, 1360-3600sqft Machine/carpentry shop, Landscaping, Warehousing, possibilities. - Call Irwin at 860-347-5823 or 860-573-8884

HOUSES FOR SALE

MIDDLETOWN. Move Right In! Spacious Beautifully Maintained Home on quiet cul de sac. Kitchen and Baths all redone. New Siding. New AC, Furnace 4yrs. New CAir. Multi Level Deck. Oversized Garage. New Carpet. New Landscape. 3 Bdr, Sqft:1,528, 1.5 BA. $249,000. Call 860-344-0085 for more info or appt.

NEWS CLERK/ RECEPTIONIST Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, gathering information for print and online postings, various office & newsroom duties and answering the main telephone lines. The ideal candidate will have knowledge of computers, 1-2 years experience in general office practices, good spelling and writing skills, good communication skills and be people-oriented. This is a 36 hour, Mon-Fri Position. Please apply in person to:

Record-Journal Newsroom Dept 11 Crown St Meriden, CT No phone calls accepted HELP WANTED

WALLINGFORD-Priced to Sell In-town 3BR, 1.5 bath, renovated ● Walk-up attic/full basement ● 2 car garage, 5 yr- old furnace ● All hdwd flrs, updated Baths, new windows, roof, electrical Move in Condition-Must See $189,000 Call 203-265-1070

CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE MERIDEN Spring Village Phase 2. New 1726 SF. Townhouse w/3BR, 2.5BA, huge LR, 2 car gar, trek deck. Starts at $220,000. Galleria RE Call 203-671-2223. MERIDEN-Winding Brook Condo End Unit, 2BR, 2.5 baths, LR w/marble FP, DR, FR, kit. w/granite counters tops, A/C, 98% efficient furnace, great work shop & cedar closet in bsmt, beautiful area, pool & tennis court. $207,000. 203634-4534 or 203-641-6490

MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE

CARPET CLEANING AND MANAGEMENT TRAINEES NEEDED Our Waterbury branch is expanding! We need 20 sharp, hardworking people to train for carpet cleaning and management positions. Must have driver’s license and excellent work ethic. Full time permanent work. $500-$1500/week. Call Mon. or Tues. to schedule interview. 203-759-1392 CHILD PHOTOGRAPHERPUT A SMILE ON A CHILD’S FACE... and a memory in someone’s heart. If you enjoy working with children and have an interest in photography, we’ll train you to assist or take high quality school portraits. Paid training, benefits, fun working environment, seasonal work during the school year, early mornings. Please call 860-6283920 ext. 17

No experience necessary! Customer Service

Are You Unemployed? MERIDEN-$169,900 Large 3 family near park 2 units have 3 bedrooms, nice backyard some notice to show needed but worth the wait. Call Fred Gettner or Silvio Sala for details 203-265-5618 WALLINGFORD-$105,000 Can’t afford a house? How about this bright spacious 2BA mobile home for a lot less. Great loc, yard, shed, lam fls, super clean Call Pat Burke 203-265-5618 ext 634

Fall & permanent positions available. No experience necessary. 20-30 people neeeded. $475-$535/wk to start. International company now hiring for New Haven /Hartford Counties. All depts hiring. CUSTOMER SERVICE LIGHT OFFICE DUTIES SET-UP & DISPLAY Benefits available after 90 days of full time work. For immediate interview call Call 860-329-0316

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MERIDEN-$315,000 3BR, 2.5 bath Colonial on cul-de-sac in So. Meriden. Very spacious open fl plan is perfect for entertaining. Has walk-out bsmt, great size bdrms, & nice yard. Call Toni 203-235-3300

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HELP WANTED CT GYMNASTICS -PT Class Instructors & Team Coaches. Competitive pay. Call for info. Wallingford #203-269-7464 DRIVER/LABORER w/Class A CDL license Exp. in asphalt paving a plus Call 203-294-0657 DRIVERS: Central Transport. Dedicated local routes. We are seeking Local P&D and Dedicated Road/Dock drivers for dedicated run out of our terminal in Cheshire. Home daily/ dedicated schedule! Local-competitive hourly rates! Road-New Drivers Earning $1100+/wk! Attendance bonus! Health benefits/401k. CDL A with Haz & Dbles Req’d. 36 Months Exp Req’d. 866-700-7582. www.gocentraltransport.com

Immediate Openings Pickers/Packers Needed ASAP in our warehouse. This job pays $8.25/hr Customer Service Representative Large direct-mail Company has immediate openings for full and part time telephone representatives in their inbound call center. Candidates should have a clear speaking voice, typing and computer skills and a pleasant phone personality. The rate is $10/hr. Apply in person to Speed Staffing LLC located at 500 South Broad St., Meriden, CT between the hours of 10:00 and 2:00 pm. RECRUITER With experience. To work in a quick paced environment. Must be able to multitask. Please submit resume pa tty @s p eed s taf fi ng l l c . c om Faxed to 203-379-0965 Or telephone Patty at 203-379-0390 OFFICE MANAGER: Full time position, Quickbooks exp. req’d. Strong Microsoft Office exp. req’d. Strong customer skills req’d. College education preferred. Must be very professional. Good benefits. Send resume to

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Thursday, August 25, 2011 — The Berlin Citizen EDUCATION CHESHIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS INSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANTS SPECIAL EDUCATION ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE SCHOOL LEVEL HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY: To work in classroom setting and/or resource room, or with an individual student. Personal care and/or lifting may be required. 30 Hr/wk: Long Term Sub for 2011/2012 school year 30 hr/wk ABA/DTI. Must have been trained in Discrete Trail or ABA and be able to record data and follow the daily prescribed plan for young students on the autism spectrum under the supervision of the ABA teacher. CHAPMAN ELEMENTARY:

MEDICAL CAREERS INSTRUCTOR - Coding and Billing. P/T Days. Knowledge of ICD-9, CPT-4, HCPCS coding and Electronic Health Records. Background in medical insurance rules and regulations a must. Five plus years exp needed. Certification a plus. An EOE. Please send resume to: kaylett@branfordhall.com. INSTRUCTOR - Medical Assistant Instructors needed P/T days and evenings. Knowledge of Clinical Procedures, Anatomy, Pharmacology, and Terminology. Five plus years experience needed. An EOE. Please send resume to: kaylett@branfordhall.com.

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Happy, energetic & outgoing self motivated individual w/exc. phone skills. Duties incl. verifying insurance, scheduling appts & data entry. Please mail resume to: PO Box 4571, Wlfd, CT 06492 RN - HOMECARE Case Mgr for progressive central CT agency. 860-829-4504 or info@keepmehome.com

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DODD MIDDLE: To work in classroom setting and/or resource room, or with an individual student. Personal care and/or lifting may be required. 30 hr/wk 30 hr/wk: Long Term Sub forthe 2011/2012 school year QUALIFICATIONS: High school diploma. Two years beyond high school preferred. CLOSING DATE:

Sept. 7 2011(4:00 p.m.)

SEND LETTER OF INTENT (Be Specific & you must apply for each position if you are interested in more than one) & CURRENT RESUME TO: Cheshire Public Schools Human Resources 29 Main Street Cheshire, CT 06410

Vacancy Notice MANUFACTURING OPENINGS Ulbrich's manufacturing divisions in Wallingford and North Haven have immediate openings for skilled individuals for our slitting, annealing and rolling mill operations. In these positions you will assist in the set-up and operation of heavy, sophisticated equipment in the slitting or rolling mill departments, or have responsibility for operating annealing equipment. These machines are used for the precision processing and heat treatment of stainless steel and high temperature alloys in a high-volume manufacturing environment with strict quality standards. To qualify, applicants must have the following: ● Strong mechanical aptitude ● Available to work on any of our 3 shifts ● At least 5 years of related experience ● Able to quickly gain expertise in operating equipment ● Able to show a good work history with references ● Able to move and lift items up to 50 lbs. ● Able to read, write and speak English ● Able to pass pre-employment drug test and criminal background check Ulbrich offers competitive wages, excellent benefits and a friendly, safety focused work environment. Please apply in person at our employment office at 1 Dudley Avenue in Wallingford. We are open to accept applications M-F from 8-11 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. Learn more about us by visiting our website at: www.ulbrich.com Ulbrich is an Equal Opportunity Employer HELP WANTED DRIVERS-CDL A Hourly pay Local routes. 2yrs min. exp. Call or email CTS 413-583-2658 jobs@crowleytrans.com

PART TIME Janitorial/Commercial Cleaning Person needed for Middletown/Berlin area. Must have own transportation. Experience preferred. Must be avail M-F at 4PM. Minimum 18 hours/week. (203) 430-9960.

HELP WANTED RESTAURANT - Beverage manager. Strong bartending skills. Experience in purchasing and scheduling. Send resume to: PO Box 91, Wallingford, CT 06492. RESTAURANT-COUNTER HELP P/T days & wknds. WAITSTAFF - Fri/Sat. Enthusiastic people person. Fast paced environment. Rest. exp. pref. Apply in person: Dino’s, 540 Washington Ave, No. Haven, CT

HELP WANTED PAINTERS Full Time Experienced Residential/Comm Painters, Sub Contractors & Carpenters. Call 1-800-778-9885 Ext 1279 TREE CARE Co. seeks Climber. Min 3 yrs exp. Ability to climb all tree sizes and perform standard pruning techniques/ removals. Also looking for Ground Person. Exp a +. Good pay/benefits. TCIA accredited co. Affirmative Action/EOE. Call 203-269-6410 or email info@wallingfordtree.com

Meriden YMCA HS is currently seeking applicants for the following position: Family and Community Partnerships Manager: This position is responsible for oversight and development of systems to develop and provide opportunities and support for growth of Head Start families so they can identify their own strengths, needs and interests and find their own solutions. Developing a parent and community volunteer program and being the lead on child abuse and neglect issues are also part of this positions responsibilities. Developing relationships with community partners, to whom families can be referred for services, is a key function of this position. The minimum requirement is a Bachelor’s degree or higher in Social Work, Human Services, Family Studies, or other human services related field plus associated experience working with young children and families. One year supervisory/management experience preferred. Two years experience in case management preferred. Bilingual preferred. Applications and copies of job descriptions may be obtained by call 203-238-9166 or coming by the Meriden YMCA HS Office at 398 Liberty St., Meriden, CT. Closing date for expecting applications will be Friday August 26, 2011. Meriden YMCA HS is an Equal Opportunity Employer

HELP WANTED

TIRE TECH Must have valid drivers license & clean driving record. Apply in person: Town Fair Tire, 994 North Colony Rd, Wallingford or 860 Washington St, Middletown VAN DRIVER NEEDED FOR CHILD CARE CENTER Must have “V” endorsement on driver’s license. Email resume to 070231@klcorp.com

HELP WANTED WAIT STAFF Wanted. Apply in person Neptune House Restaurant, 1086 North Colony Road, Wallingford.

SEEKING EMPLOYMENT WOMAN w/29 yrs exp. & lots of love will watch your child in your home, FT/PT, before/after school & vac. CPR cert. Will transport. 203-237-1534

Nucor Steel Connecticut, Inc., a division of the nation's largest steel and steel products manufacturer and largest recycler is seeking to assemble a hiring pool of qualified applicants for entry level jobs in:

Production We are looking for candidates who are willing to work rotating shifts which would require working both day and night shifts in a drug free environment. Most positions in our steel plant require moderate to heavy lifting and can be physically demanding including working in extreme temperatures. We offer competitive pay and benefits including Health Insurance and 401K Plan. Individuals interested in learning more about Nucor Steel Connecticut should register at http://www.nucor.com/opportunity and enter NSCTP7. Individuals who register should be prepared to complete a brief questionnaire. Previous registrants will need to take the questionnaire again to be considered. The registration period ends August 29, 2011. Responses to the questionnaire will determine who receives an instructional letter regarding scheduled testing. Each individual should submit only one questionnaire related to this job posting. Nucor Steel Connecticut does not accept unsolicited resumes. No phone calls please. Nucor is an equal opportunity employer and a drug-free workplace.

PHOTOGRAPHERS Responsible, reliable photoenthusiasts and amateur photographers needed to take crowd shots at community events for Myrecordjournal.com online photo galleries. An outgoing and social personality, weekend and evening availability, digital camera and internet connection required. Paid per project.

Please send letter of interest to: ebarberino@record-journal.com

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