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Volume 22, Number 2
Thursday, March 1, 2018
Council commits to restoration of meeting house
Town mourns for coach Jim Day
By Ashley Kus The Citizen
By Ashley Kus The Citizen
Plans to restore and reuse the historic Worthington Meeting House are moving forward after the Town Council recently agreed to endorse the project.
Berlin High School is mourning the loss of wrestling coach Jim Day, who died Thursday, Feb. 22 at the age of 64.
“The Meeting House is even more important since we lost the train station,” said Mayor Mark Kaczynski, referencing the 18th century structure that burnt down in Dec. 2016.
“It’s a devastating loss,” said Jeff Mauri, Berlin High School athletic director.
Built in 1774, the town-owned meeting house has been a landmark on Worthington Ridge, serving as a meeting place, library and a school until the building closed to the public in the 1970s.
Day began his tenure at Berlin High School as a special education teacher and became the head wrestling coach in 1981. Later, he also served as athletic director. From 1985 to 1994, Day’s See Day, A3
The meeting house has since undergone two stabilization projects funded by grants. Longtime Berlin High School wrestling coach, athletic director and teacher Jim Day. File photo
The Berlin Historical Society has been workSee Restoration, A2
Social media post leads to extra police presence at schools By Ashley Kus The Citizen
Parents were notified Friday morning that police were at all the schools in the district due to a “concern on social media.”
Superintendent of Schools Brian Benigni said he was notified by Police Chief John Klett Friday morning that federal Homeland Security had found a “concerning post” with a Berlin internet protocol address — a unique number that can be used to
locate an internet user. “They found it was not a credible threat,” Benigni said. Classes at the high school and middle school were already in session
when a message went out to parents informing them of increased police forces at the schools. Several people on social media said See Post, A3
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ing with a grant-funded architect, QA&M Architecture in Farmington, on design plans for the interior of the house. The concept is to eventually house the society in the building, while also using the space to hold com- Back then the town hired the munity meetings. same architects who worked on the Berlin High School Currently, $20,000 is secured renovation project to design in grants and a town aca plan for the meeting count holds $29,000 for use house. The plans were finalat the meeting house. ized, but no other work was done. The society and Friends of the Worthington Meeting “We now have a plan that House group recently repays homage to the original quested an official town design of the building withcommitment to the restoraout exterior changes,” said tion plan before launching Sallie Caliandri of the histora capital campaign for fund- ical society. ing. She said the society ad“We propose that an agreedressed the lack of parking ment drafted some years ago on the site by purchasing a be updated to reflect the small 18th-century home new interior configuration of
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wrestling teams finished either first or second in the state each year, and later took home four straight championships. The legendary coach led Berlin to a total of nine state titles.
has the same values as the coach does," Day said in a 2011 interview with The Citizen. "I don't think that the level of commitment that I expected in wrestling would have flown in many communities. But in Berlin, that hard-work ethic, focus and passion — there were a group of people that believed in that. That's why it flourished. It very easily could have failed in another community."
News of Day’s death traveled quickly. “The amount of lives he’s touched is unmatched,” Mauri said.
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Deputy Police Chief Chris Ciuci said he did not know the nature of the social media post. “We periodically put police officers in the schools throughout the day all the time,” Ciuci said, pointing out that the officers were at the schools as a precautionary measure.
Benigni said he could not comment on the details of the investigation because it is a personnel matter.
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Mauri said the wall will be revealed soon with recognition to Day. Day was also honored at this past weekend’s State Open wrestling tournament.
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Day was able to take his team to Brazil one year. Roger Moss was a chaperone Day was inducted into the New England Wrestling Hall on the trip and his son was of Fame in 2004 and the Naon the team. tional Wrestling Hall of “He taught a lot of life Fame, Connecticut Chapter lessons that get lost nowain 2010. Also, he was the days, especially in sports,” driving force in the creation said Moss, who navigated of Berlin’s own athletic Hall Berlin’s youth wrestling pro- of Fame. He was inducted gram, the Minutemen, for into the local hall in 2011. many years. “It’s a gap we’re During a wrestling reunion going to have a hard time in 2008, Day was “roasted” filling.” by former wrestlers who After nearly three decades as came from as far as Califorcoach and a decade as athnia to pay tribute to their letic director, Day retired. He coach. wasn’t off the mat for long "The roast was the best time though, shortly returning to I ever had being made fun coaching. of. The evening was a great "I think coaches are success- chapter in a very fortunate ful because they land in a community that has the same values, or at least a group in that community
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Dean’s list Mount Saint Mary College, New York – Kelly Giana, Rachel Giana of East Berlin.Sacred Heart University – Mark Bosse of East Berlin. Salve Regina University, Rhode Island – Jenna Paradis of Kensington.. Western New England University, Massachusetts – Benjamin Kennure, Benjamin
Honor roll Evan Belliveau, Henry Davis, Nicholas Giove, Isabella Portal, Tyler Vu, Kyle Vu, Jack Letendre, Mathieu Letendre, Raylend Wilson, Anthony Giove and Connor Yorski of Berlin, were named to the second marking period honor roll at University High School of Science and Engineering. The Citizen prints scholastic achievements of local students. Company policy requires verification from the school.
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The Bethany Music Series has scheduled the KC Sisters in concert for Sunday, March 4, 4 p.m., at the Bethany Covenant Church, 785 Mill St. The five Casey sisters incorporate folk, country, gospel and jazz. A reception will follow the concert.
Kensington United Methodist Church, 103 Hotchkiss St., has scheduled a Community Round-Up for Saturday, March 10, 10 a.m. The public is welcome for a morning of fun, food, music by Chrissy and Anthony Manzi, and arts and crafts. Participants are asked to bring a new pair of
The event is an opportunity to learn more about Family Promise of Central CT, the New Britain-based non-profit dedicated to helping homeless families by providing them with assistance and temporary shelter in area congregations.
For more information, call 860-839.8705.
Ukrainian Easter Festival The 24th annual Ukrainian Easter Festival is scheduled for Saturday, March 17, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at St. Mary’s Ukrainian Orthodox Church,
Obituaries Charles B. Lewis KENSINGTON—Charles B. Lewis, 86, of Kensington, loving husband of Barbara (Beausoleil) Lewis for over 50 years, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018 at Ledgecrest Health Care Center. Born in East Haven, he received his Bachelor's degree from the University of Bridgeport, and his Master's degree from the University of New Haven. Charles served in the United States Air Force during the Korean conflict and was employed by the State of Connecticut Department of Administrative Services for more than 30 years. He was a member of Veterans for Peace and a literacy volunteer in New Britain for many years. He was a moderate man in all ways but his love for the Hartford Whalers. A dedicated public servant, Charles will be remembered as quietly
dignified and a gentleman in every respect. In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, Karl and Kathryn Lewis of Kensington and Daniel and Jessica Lewis of New Britain; a sister, Charlotte Tietjen of Westbrook; four grandchildren, Charles, Timothy, Thomas, and Madelaine, and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by two brothers, Herman and William. The family wishes to thank the staff at Ledgecrest Health Care Center and Monsignor Bojnowski Manor for providing compassionate care for Charles during his extended illness. Calling hours were Feb. 25 at Porter's Funeral Home, 111 Chamberlain Highway. Burial in Maple Cemetery, Berlin, will be at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Berlin Food Pantry, 240 Kensington Road, Berlin, CT 06037. www.portersfuneral.com.
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Berlin Congregational Church Worship - Berlin Congregational Church schedules Sunday worship for 10 a.m., with communion on the first Sunday of the month. Nursery care is available. Call 869-828-6586. Choir, bell ringers - The Berlin Congregational Church invites anyone interested in joining the choir or bell ringers to call 860-8286586. Tot time - Free Tot Time, Thursdays, 10 to 11:30 a.m., featuring play session, crafts, snack and more.
Bethany Covenant Worship at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Life Together classes, for children and adults, 9:45 a.m. Call 860-828-3637 or visit www.bethanycovenant.org. 785 Mill St., Berlin.
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Kensington United Methodist Church, 103 Hotchkiss St., Sunday worship, 9 a.m. The church schedules a healing and music service the second TuesSee Religion, A11
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BERLIN — Louis Barone Jr., 71, of Westbrook, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018 at Middlesex Hospital. Born in New Britain, son of the late Louis and the late Mary (Frazzetta) Barone, he graduated from Berlin High School, was a member of the U.S. Air Force Reserve, and was an officer for the Berlin Police Department. He then moved to California where he was in the hospitality industry before returning to Connecticut where he was employed as a systems trainer at Source Med in Wallingford. He is survived by a brother and sister-in-law, Carl and Priscilla Barone of Westbrook, a sister and brother-in-law, Camellia and Louis Palardy of Berlin; three nephews, and two great-nephews. A graveside service in Maple Cemetery, 1165 Worthington Ridge, Berlin, will be held Friday, March 2, at 1 p.m. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The American Cancer Society, New England Division, 30 Speen Street, Framingham, MA 01701. Porter’s Funeral Service in Kensington is assisting his family.
KENSINGTON — James “Jim” Day, 64, of Kensington, loving husband of Lynne (Cavanaugh) Day, died Thursday, Feb. 22, 2018 at The Hospital of Central, Connecticut. Born in New York, N.Y., son of the late Hugh Day and Ida (Mastrantuono) Day-Matra and her husband Frank, he graduated from Lakeland High School in New Jersey, and received his Bachelor’s degree in special education from Central Connecticut State University, and his Master’s degree in special education from St. Joseph’s University in West Hartford. He was a special education teacher, coach, and athletic director at Berlin High School for 36 and one half year
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KENSINGTON — Leonard Joseph DeGiorgi, 87, of Kensington, passed away late Sunday, February. 18, 2018 at home. Born in Torrington, the son of the late Batista and the late Josephine (Jankowski) DeGiorgi. He was in the US Army ROTC at the University of Connecticut, and graduated in the class of 1952 where he belonged to the Phi Tau Etta Fraternity, and played the trumpet in the college marching band and symphony orchestra, worked for many years in sales of medical supplies, supporting local hospitals in the central Connecticut area where he managed medical sales for the eastern region for Litton Industries. He then went to work for the US Defense Logistics Agency from 1982 until his retirement in 1998. He was a member of St. Paul Church, and enjoyed many family vaca-
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Letters to the Editor What about the girls? To the editor: How is it that your coverage the last few weeks is seriously one-sided in favor of the Berlin boys basketball team?
their first CCC tournament game in five years? Get with it Citizen! You’re missing a great story in town. And to me, your coverage seems a tad chauvinistic.
ly, 17 more innocent lives were taken in Parkland, Florida at the hands of a deranged teenager with a military style assault rifle.
Many of our politicians continue to accept blood money from the NaLet’s see some more even coverage tional Rifle Association, claiming (at least) of this up and coming, exthat this is an issue of mental health, citing team. You owe it to our town. not of gun control. That said, recentDarren Yovan ly, The Citizen had an article about Berlin whether the town can continue to fund the Effective School Solutions program at the high school. An important program
This is the first letter I’ve ever addressed to a newspaper. The reason? Please! Full page articles devoted to the boys team, which is struggling to get to .500, and a paragraph or so (maybe) on this wonderful girls team, which is, at this moment, 13-8, To the editor: having beaten some of the best Timing is everything in life. Recentteams in the state, and just won
The ESS program is specifically designed to assist students and families with the kinds of mental health
issues that could potentially bring this kind of tragedy to our own community. While our President and his NRA financed pals continue to do nothing to prevent the murders of their innocent constituents, I would urge our local leaders on the Board of Education, Board of Finance and Town Council to continue to support the ESS program at Berlin High School. It is one area where we have control and can potentially prevent this type of tragedy from occurring here. Kathleen O'Donnell-Moss Berlin
Berlin High School Second Quarter Honor Roll High honors Grade 12 – Elizabeth Aroian, Jenna Baruffi, Sara Bengiovanni, Isabella Boisvert, Ashley Bryant, Nicholas Carroll, James Christodlous, Macy Cohen, Michelle Cohen, Haley Cox, Hannah Cox, Sarah Crabtree, Ryan Cyr, Thomas Fijalkowski, Rachel Foertsch, Erika Gilleran, Jacob Giuliano, Sarah Giuliano, William Hagmeier, Emma Hinchcliffe, Ryan Jenkins, Patricia Kiniry, Dominic Lattarulo, Jennifer Lauria-Errico, Brianna Lennehan, Victoria Lucco, Nikki Malong, Madison Marolda, John Mayette, Mackenzie Morton, Dean Nemphos, Morgan O'Connor, Sofia Oakes, Hetal Patel, Shiv Patel, Marissa Pettinelli, Jilian Price, Gabriel Ramsey, Lauren Salee, Amanda Santoro, Noah Seguljic, Jeremy Sirois, Julia Sisti, Kelly Sparmer, Melanie Sullivan, Mark Sweitzer, Nicholas Sznaj, Danielle Taglucop, Lori Telke, Daniel Valdesi, Anthony Veneziano, Cara Wade, Adam Willametz, Anna Woodin, Nicole Xiarhos, Margaret Yacovino. Grade 11 – Colin Asklar, Kurt Bauer, Jared Beatman, Mark Bednarczyk, Adam Bilinsky, Emily Caracoglia, Paul Coccomo, Vincenzo Dastoli, John Downes, Taylor Droste, McKenna Evans, Erin Ferris, Meghan Fox, Michael Giove, Jenna Girouard, Hannah Grega, Alexander Halkias, Maisie Hayes, Ryan Hyde, Danyella Kaplan, James Karam, Ajlal Khan, Benjamin Labadia, Joshua Ladd, Michael Lamoureux, Shanna Lennehan, Jackson Lombardi, Sebastian Malespini, Mikayla Mancini, Alexandra Martino, Marek Midura, Emilia Miloszewski, Alexa Monroe, Madison Monroe, Nicholas Paszczuk, Madhav Patel, Brandon Peate, Aidan Rich, Maxwell Rosinski, Dillon Roy, Max Schlein, Hannah Smolicz, Joanna Sobilo, Madison Taddeo, Courtney Trinh,
Sherilyn Tyburski, Daniel Veleas, Lindsay Walsh, Abigail Wendehack, Olivia Wezdenko, Alina Whiteside, Luke Wininger, Kelsei Zliczewski. Grade 10 – Jordan Barber, Jeffrey Bengiovanni, Lillian Bierwirth, Stephanie Boice, Kelly Brett, Maria Butrimas, Jack Carroll, Kyle Daley, Alexis Dascher, Joshua DeGroff, Tyler DeGroff, Matthew Dennis, Taylor Edman, Audrey Feldman, Amanda Foertsch, Paige Gagnon, Stephen Gendreau, Evan Greenwald, Michael Greenwald, Ryan Holland, Jake Holmes, Ryan Hunt, Ali Hussein, Adam Kajzer, Justin Lamoureux, Ryan Langlois, Gianna Lanza, Grace Machata, Jeffrey Madeia, Joshua Malcarne, Ryan Munch, Camden Murphy, Zachery Murray, Monica Padykula, Praimgamon Perkins, Emma Roski, David Russell, Emily Rutledge, Aaron Senz, Jenna Smalley, Karly Tomasi, Matthew Uryga, Alexander Yeung, Isabelle Zimber. Grade 9 – Christopher Bantle, Michael Barnat, Jessica Boucher, Molly Brett, Michael Bryant, Tori Cascone, Alison Cavanagh, Kelly Chmielewski, Peter Cohen, Sophia Dombrowski, Jacob Dybinski, Abigail Ferland, Sophia Ferraguto, Shannon Flaherty, Gabrielle Foster, Connor Gileau, Makayla Gorski, Carly Grega, Clemens Henning, Luke Impelluso, Emma Johnson, Kelly Kozlowski, Emma LaFrance, Kyle Latella, Erica Lavoie, Abigail Leavenworth, Jacob Lindsay, Patrick Lukens, Brendan Malcarne, Ryan McGowan, Nicholas Melville, Jasmine Metcalf, Trevor Miano, Julia Oakes, Madeline Palmese, Nathan Paul, Victoria Pietrucha, Stefanie Poulin, Catharine Ritchie, Alexandra Ross, Gina Scalaro, Taylor Smola, Elisabeth Swan, Alexandra Tzetzo, Casey Uryga, Emily Wisniewski, Susan Wisniewski, Wynter Yovan.
Honors Grade 12 – Peter Albert, Calli Beatman, Domenic Biello, Sahnserae Brownlee, Wesley Cantliffe, Gregory Carson, Claire Christiana, Mariel Christiana, Hannah Ciarcia, Tyler Cohen, Michael Constantine, Natalie Couceiro, Caroline Daigle, Kaylin DeGroff, Gabriel Dombrowski, Alyssa Dumont, Samantha Fasciano, Dylan Forauer, Joshua Formicola, Casey Foster, Patryk Halas, Cuchulain Jennings, Kelley Johnson, Ashley LaFrance, Kyron MedinaSaulter, Cameron Michalek, Xavier Montanez, Caitlin Muller, Jaymin Patel, Nadia Perduta, Christina Petry, Joseph Pettinelli, Nolan Piskorski, Matthew Reilly, Stephon Rodney, Jacob Senz, Rebecca Soderburg, Tyler Thibodeau, Ryan Toce, Haley Tralli, Julia Vieira, James Wicander. Grade 11 – Emelia Arroyo, Matthew Bacon, Brandon Barlow, Zoe Bassett, Sarah Bellizzi, Melanie Bosco, Matthew Boucher, Paul Calafiore, Rachael Cavanagh, McKenzie Cyr, Christopher DePinto, Alexander Dumas, Kevin Dunn, Olivia Dybinski, Rebecca Ferrero, Julia Gdovin, James Grieco, Thomas Hebert, Nadia Humen, Phillip Kielbowicz, Emma Klepacki, Julia Ladd, Abigail Larkin, Matthew Lavoie, Charles Lewis, Zenae Lewis, Victoria Malespini, Maya Matug, Bridget McQuillan, Rachael Meade, Jack Melville, Noah Mihalko, Jennifer Mouser, Holden Murphy, Maxine Muscatello, Mackenzie Nadeau, Jacob Neault, Eric Oates, Kyle Parisi, Jillian Parmelee, Maya Patel, Suhanee Patel, Gabriella Pattavina, Angela Perrelli, Connor Recck, Jack Repaci, Mikaela Reyes, Samuel Riedel, Domenic Scarano, Madison Schlein, Annie Sznaj, Tyler Tralli, Haylie Wirth, Maya Wroblewski, Garson Yovan. Grade 10 – Nicholas Accarpio, Mark Addamo, Amanda Albert, Ashley Alkas,
Morgan Arute, Caley Balaban, Olivia Biscoglio, John Bogacz, Lea Cabral, Juliana Cancellieri, Andrew Celella, Julia Cocozza, Salvatore Cultrera, Olivia Cyr, Julia Daddario, Vincenzo Dastoli, Derek Desmarais, Antonino Fazzina, Rachel Fitzsimons, Samantha Getsie, Nathaniel Hansen, Qaisar Hussein, Nancy Ingenito, Audrey Jankovich, Morgan Jones, Elizabeth Litwinko, Daniel Lynch, Vincenzo Miele, Ashlynn Montanez, Melanie Mouser, Jillian Pampuro, Michael Parzych, Nicholas Parzych, Andrew Roberti, Abigail Rochette, Alicia Rolfe, Anna Sarrazin, Jacob Skinner, Timothy Stapell, Neil Tighe, Samantha Tralli, Dawson Trotman, Gregory Wadinger, Jessica Weber, Joshua Wood. Grade 9 – Jillian Alessandra, Marissa Barile, Julia Bennett, Kevin Brockel, Ryan Brockel, Bailey Charlow, Tyler Cloutier, Haley Cohan, Bella Crossley, Emily Czerepuszko, Briana Dastoli, Karissa Deegan, Mason DiMauro, James Ellis, Simon Frakl, Samantha Goode, Marek Grabowski, Thomas Grant, David Helm, Arianna Hender, Jessica Ingenito, Cameran Johnson, Christine Kolc, Noelle Konior, Emily Kulinski, Emily Lachapelle, Matthew Lanteri, Rayne Lynch, Nicola Marino, Kathryn Markey, Alexander Mazza, Maysia Memery, Jenna Michaud, Johnathon Morris, Hannah Nesklada, Devon O'Leary, Jai Patel, Rajan Patel, Megan Perrotta, Sarah Perrotta, Justin Piskorski, Tyler Rice, Connor Richards, Rashaun Robinson, Izabela Rockhill, Benjamin Roe, Marco Scarano, Benjamin Schulz, Victoria Skorupski, Katy Sparmer, Nicholas Spinali, Ryan Sweitzer, Daria Szarwacki, Samuel Turgeon, Rachel Varley, Marina Vozvyshayeva, Hannah Walowski, Ashley Wenzel, Ariel Wilbur, Zemyah Williams, Jenna Zup.
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Library Briefs
Hours: Monday and Friday, 2:30 to 5 p.m.; Wednesday, 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. AARP
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March 2, 1 p.m. “20th Century Women.” Rated R.
Book Club – Saturday, March Movie Matinee – Friday, 3, 1 p.m. “Do Not Become March 9, 1 p.m. “A Street Cat Alarmed” by Maile Meloy. Named Bob.” Not rated. Preparing for Your Home Transition – Tuesday, March 6, 6:30 p.m. Includes tips on staging and downsizing.
St. Patrick’s Day Celtic Chocolate Program – Friday, March 9, 6:30 p.m. Registration is required.
Demonstration of the Libbt App – Wednesday, March 7, 6:30 p.m. Bring your device. For more information, call the library at 860-828-7125.
Hiking the Appalachian Trail – Saturday, March 10, 1 p.m. Presentation by Sam Ducharme.
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Prince of Peace The Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 1103 Chamberlain Highway, Sunday service at 10:15 a.m. Call 860828-5079 or visit princeofpeacelutheran06037.com.
Saint Gabriel’s Episcopal Church Saint Gabriel’s Episcopal Church, 68 Main St., East Berlin, Sunday Eucharist, 9 a.m.
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Movie Matinee – Friday, March 16, 1 p.m. “Stronger.” Rated R. Make & Take: Craft the Day
Away – Saturday, March 17, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Scrapbooking, make cards. Supplies provided. Author event – Tuesday, March 20, 6:30 p.m. “The
Meaning of Omelets and Life: What I Learned from My Mom, the Queen of Omelets” by John E. Finn. Includes demonstration. Registration is required.
Sit & Knit – Thursday, March 22, 6 p.m. Drop-in. Movie Matinee – Friday, March 23, 12:30 p.m. “Lady Bird.” Rated R.
March 26, 6:30 p.m. Choose a recipe to make and share. Contact the library for the cookbook and more information.
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320 Washington Ave, North Haven, CT 06473 203.239.0663 www.athena2diner.com Open 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Serving breakfast, lunch, & dinner. Accept Q Cards. Serving North Haven for 30 years. Daily specials and full liquor available.
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BHS Hall of Fame: Larry Kellum the University of Hartford, as well as a sixth year certificate. He continued his studies toward a PhD at both Hartford and Central.
The Berlin High School Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2018 is:
Kellum graduated from Berlin High School in 1947 and was a four-year athlete in baseball, football and basketball. He was the captain of the football team. Kellum went on to Central Connecticut State College, where he played football as a freshman before being drafted into the Army and serving in Germany during the Korean War. After his discharge, Kellum returned to his studies and, in 1954, received a Bachelor of Science degree in education from Central. In 1956, he received a Masters from
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One of the highlights of his career was the development of an educational program for children with learning disabilities which was published in the New England Journal of Reading. Kellum
Away from work, Kellum enjoyed shooting, hunting and fishing, and in retirement,
was a NRA instructor. He died Dec, 2, 2002. The Hall of Fame induction dinner is scheduled for April 22, at the Aqua Turf, 556 Mulberry St., Plantsville. For ticket information, contact Marie Siegal at 860-828-1115 or mvs7581@yahoo.com. For more information, visit bhshalloffame.org.
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Health Briefs Support groups Hospital for Special Care, 2180 Corbin Ave., New Britain, has scheduled the following support group meetings. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Support Group – Tuesday, March 6, 2 to 3 p.m. Contact Brigitte Scalabrini at 860-612-6316 or bscalabrini@hfsc.org. Pulmonary Fibrosis Support Group – Saturday, March 10, 1 to 3 p.m. Contact Stephanie Jae Alderman at 860-832-6228 or SAlderman@hfsc.org.
Stroke Support Group – Tuesday, March 13, 3 to 4:30 p.m. Contact Sophie Masur at 860-612-6331. Acquired Brain Injury Support Group – Wednesday, March 14, 6 to 7:30 p.m. Contact Dr. Dennis Johnston at 860-728-1958, ext. 3351 or djohnston@hfsc.org. Special Care Breath-Takers (Pulmonary) Support Group – Thursday, March 15, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Contact Stephanie Jae Alderman at 860-832-6228 or SAlderman@hfsc.org.
Got Your Back (Spinal Cord Injury Group) –Thursday, March 15, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Contact Sarah Barnes at 860827-1958, ext. 5068 or sbarnes@hfsc.org.
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Sisters Rianne and Rebecca Mayer of Berlin were named to the Connecticut High School Coaches Association All-State volleyball team. Rianne, a senior, made the first team, while Rebecca, a sophomore, earned second team honors. The Mayer sisters play for Sport and Medical Sciences Academy in Hartford. This past season, they helped lead the Tigers to a 15-5 record and a berth in the Class S state tournament, where they advanced to the quarterfinals. Photo: Rebecca Mayer, left, and Rianne Mayer.
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ments need volunteers at their reception desks. Volunteers also are needed at the main desk to provide escorting and guiding services as well as wheelchair assistance. Volunteers with a certified pet therapy dog are welcome. Pet visits provide comfort and support to patients who may have no visitors or feel lonely and isolated in a hospital setting. Research shows these visits can reduce anxiety, loneliness and blood pressure, and may help motivate withdrawn patients to cooperate in their treatment. Patient Advocate volunteers provide friendly visits to all inpatients to ensure their experience is positive, care is exceptional and to promote a high level of customer satisfaction. For an application, visit www.thocc.org.
The New Britain Youth Museum at Hungerford Park, 191 Farmington Ave., has scheduled classes for children, age 2 to 5 years old, on Tuesdays, 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. (Children ages 2 and 3 must be accompanied by an adult). A fee is charged.
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Robert T. Kenney Scholarship available The Robert T. Kenney Scholarship Program at the American Savings Foundation is accepting applications from high school seniors, college students and nontraditional adult students who will be enrolled in college for the 2018-2019 academic year. Students can apply online at www.asfdn.org. Application deadline is March 31. The foundation plans to award over $750,000 in support to nearly 400 new and renewing scholars who
Scholarships are awarded primarily based on financial need, with consideration given to academic performance, community involvement, and other indications of a strong desire to achieve goals through education. For more information, criteria and to apply, visit www.asfdn.org or call 860-827-2556.
Programs Cooking for one – A free program, “Cooking for One,’ is scheduled for Wednesday, March 21, 1 p.m., at the Senior Center. The program includes a demonstration and
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Aresimowicz announces funding for Okay Industries Speaker of the House Joe Aresimowicz (D – Berlin/Southington) announced that the State Bond Commission has approved a $2.5 million loan to Okay Industries, which has facilities in Berlin and New Britain. This funding will provide a loan to Okay Industries, Inc. to assist with the expansion and upgrade of its manufacturing facilities in Berlin and New Britain. The company will retain 210 jobs and create 62
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Thursday, March 1, 2018
Bears registration begins child's picture attached, physician's consent, player/ parent contract and report card for students in middle school is required to be dropped off at form turn-in sessions on the following dates: Monday, March 26; Tuesday, April 24; and Saturday, May 5.
The 2018 Berlin Bears football and cheer season is coming up. Website access at berlinbears.com opens Thursday, March 1. Find all forms under “Registration Documents.” Payment will be accepted online.
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