Berlin Citizen May 28, 2020

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Painted rocks give neighbors Camps will open in isolation a reason to roam with new guidelines By Jessica Simms Special to the Record-Journal

The magic of summer camp can still be a part of children’s lives this year as many day camps will open, though with strict guidelines for staff and campers.

One morning while out walking her dog, Beckley Farms resident Linda Colomonico noticed a small rock with a frog painted on it in one of the neighborhood’s green spaces. Before long, rocks began popping up in public spaces and on lawns across Beckley Farms, a 55 and older community. “All these rocks are painted with pictures of frogs, lizards, butterflies, hedgehogs, etcetera” said Colomonico. “I received a rock with a black puppy on it since I have a large poodle.”

Beckley Farms resident Patricia Manoni placed painted rocks around her neighborhood over the past few weeks in order to spread some goodwill to neighbors. Rocks include pictures of frogs, flowers, birds, and more. Photos by Everett Bishop, The Citizen

Neighbors started talking and “I was bored one day and I soon the resident craftswom- was looking for a hobby ... I an was discovered. had some big rocks in my back yard and I said ‘Oh, well I’ll paint a rock,’” said Patricia Manoni, a retired school nurse who resides in Beckley Farms. “I put a couple around to the neighbor to my left and the neighbor to my right. From there it just morphed.”

Residents began contacting Manoni to request rocks. She received so many requests she enlisted the help See Rocks, A11

“Summer camp is summer camp. It may look different but the fun that we’re going to have,” said Carolyn Daniels, camp director of Mountain Mist Day Camp, which is run by the Meriden-New Britain-Berlin YMCA. “The laughter that we’re going to have. The experiences, the friendships.”

tanced with one another. Handwashing before and after activities. Things like that. Staff members have to wear masks. Now the challenge is putting a program into place and that’s what we’re working on right now.” At Camp Sloper and Mountain Mist Day Camp, campers do not have to wear face masks, but the counselors are required to wear them while working.

“I joked with my camp staff to say that you’re going to have a mask tan today,” said John Benigni, the CEO of the MeridenNew Britain-Berlin YMCA. “It won’t be just sunMany of the safety guideglasses, you’ll have a tan lines were set by the feder- with a face of a mask.” al Centers for Disease At both day camps at the Control and Prevention, Boys & Girls Club of Merithe Connecticut Office of den, kids are recommendEarly Childhood and the ed, but not required to state of Connecticut. wear masks, according to “We’re still digesting some Executive Director Larue of the guidelines but we Graham. Staff, however, know small are required to wear a groups — groups of 10 kids mask. max per counselor,” said The camps will also not Justin Hubeny, camp diallow these smaller rector of the Southington groups of children to YMCA’s Camp Sloper. “They have to be dis-

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MUNICIPAL UPDATE

Town Hall now open to the public

Assessor’s Office 860-8287039 Building Department 860828-7012 Economic Development 860-828-7005 Finance Department 860828-7041 Fire Marshal 860-828-7053

IT Department 860-828-7015 Planning and Zoning 860828-7060 Public Works 860-828-7022 Registrar of Voters 860-8287020 Revenue Collections 860828-7107

Parks and Recreation: The Parks and Recreation Department is reviewing all state guidelines and executive orders, as well as working closely with our Health District to determine if summer programming will be offered. We hope to make our decision and announcement in the very near future and it will be posted on the town website under the Parks and Recreation Department page, as well as the town Facebook page.

If you have library materials still in your possession, please remember that the due date on everything has been pushed to June 5. The bookdrop will be open on Thursday, May 28 between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. After June 1, the book drop will be open Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Senior Center: The Senior Center will remain closed to the public until further notice. The Senior Center will remain committed as always to be a support and resource to our senior community. If you or anyone you know needs assistance, contact the center at 860-828-7006.

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Berlin-Peck Memorial Library: Curbside pickup will begin on June 1 for items that were placed on hold before March 24. After June 1, holds placed recently will begin to be filled. You may visit berlinpeck.org or call 860-828-7125 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday to place a hold and patrons will be notified once items are available.

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Republican official earns 30th District nomination The Berlin Republican Town Committee is proud to announce its endorsement of Berlin Town Councilor Donna Veach for Republican candidate for the House of Representatives, 30th District.

Also, Veach wants to look for the wasteful spending that exists in the state so that we can help our citizens, especially during these difficult times, by not increasing tax-

Veach has experience in managing budgets, and understands that you can’t tax your way out of a shortfall. She listens to ideas and suggestions from both sides of the aisle. Party affiliation is not as important as implementing great ideas. Veach is a strong supporter of the Second Amendment, equal rights for all citizens under the law, and opposes tolls in Connecticut. She believes that tolls will just be

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Veach comes from a conservative family and believes in those ideas. She has strong family values, and has raised three strong, confident daughters. She understands the need and benefits of a good education. In addition, she sees the opportunity to bring manufacturing back to the state, and looks forward

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Councilor touts experience in run for house seat By Everett Bishop The Citizen

Berlin town councilor JoAnn Angelico-Stetson is looking to represent Connecticut’s 30th district at the state capitol. Along with serving two terms on Berlin’s Town Council, the Democratic hopeful also has served on Berlin’s Economic Development Commission and Board of Education, and as a representative of the Democratic State Central Committee.

“I bring a solid and comprehensive understanding of how governmental organizations work on a local and state level,” Stetson said in an email. “I intend to use my experience as a public servant, and strong humanistic beliefs, to make impactful legislation on behalf of the citizens of Berlin, Southington and the State of Connecticut.”

“I became involved in the political process for simple reasons. I wanted to make a difference. I wanted to contribute to my community. I wanted to give a voice to those who felt they had none,” she said. “What better way to do so than to initiate dialogues, hear ideas and implement progressive policies that improve our quality of life?”

Stetson said her passion for politics began in high school when she earned a leadership role in student government.

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House speaker Joe Aresimowicz, who has held the 30th district seat for the past 14 years is not seeking reelection. A fellow Democrat, Aresimowicz is backing Stetson’s campaign.

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“We need someone who has the experience to ensure the voices of the people of Berlin and Southington are heard in Hartford after I’m gone,” Aresimowicz said in a statement. “With JoAnn Angelico-Stetson on the ballot, I can retire knowing that we’ll have a fighter for us in

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Local nonprofits are facing fundraising challenges By Bailey Wright Record-Journal staff

Local nonprofits are looking into alternative fundraising after pandemic restrictions forced them to cancel most annual events. Last week After the Storm, Inc. announced the 12th annual Art Bra event, scheduled for Aug. 6 at the Aqua Turf Club in Southington, was canceled. “We erred on the side of caution and looked at all aspects involved. We’re still looking for ways to help survivors,” founder Christine Willett said.

immuno-compromised, most wouldn’t have been able to attend the event, Willett said. “It’s not fair to hold an event that (survivors) probably won’t be able to go to,” she said. Nonprofits also have to take into account that the businesses and individuals who normally donate may not be financially able to any time soon. Willett said organizers are looking into other, probably virtual, events to stay engaged. The efforts will be announced on the After the Storm Facebook page.

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The Berlin Police Department would like to provide an update of the operational changes that have been put in place due to the current COVID-19 pandemic. The following measures remain in effect at the police department : All public fingerprinting services remain suspended. Any questions related to fingerprinting can be directed to Officer Cathy Griffin at 860-828-7185, cgriffin@ berlinpd.org. Our prescription drug take back program at police headquarters will continue to be closed. The collection box in our lobby has been taken out of service. We are requesting that citizens who would like to obtain copies of police reports or have any matters pertain-

ing to our Records Division contact us by phone, fax or email (860-828-7109, Fax – 860-828-7590, records@ berlinpd.org). In response to these requests, a member of our Records Division will make every effort to fulfill them without the need for anyone to come to the police department. We request that members of the public only use the police department lobby if you are in need of immediate emergency protection or assistance. For all other routine matters, please contact the police department by phone at 860-828-7080 and a dispatcher will assist you. As always, for any emergency situation, immediately dial 911 for assistance. Any person entering the lobby of police headquarters or who is inside the building See Berlin PD, A12

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Equipment will be used only within these groups of 10 or individually.

“The guidelines are that we have two counselors for every 10 children or less,” Daniels said. “We need to socially distance those 10 children from other groups and we have about 50 to 70

At the Boys & Girls Club, art supplies will be provided to each individual camper.

“As far as art supplies, things like pencils, crayons, magic markers, things like that that the kids use on a daily basis, we’re actually going to buy each individual kid their own set that they’ll keep in a larger bookcase,” Graham said. “That way, they’re the only ones that are physically touching it and then we will disinfect the case to ensure that no germs are being transferred.”

Daily temperature checks will also take place at these camps to ensure any potential COVID-19 symptoms are caught early on. Both Mountain Mist and the two camps at the Boys & Girls Club will have a designated

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fic around the neighborhood since the rocks began popping up.

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Kensington Garden Club members have donated many hours of gardening in May to beautify several park areas. Wearing face masks and practicing social distancing, members donned garden gloves and grabbed their hand trowels.

will be required to wear a mask or face covering. During this first phase of the re-opening there will naturally be an increase in motor vehicle traffic. Our officers will continue to target unsafe driving and moving violations.

The largest effort was at Volunteer Park where the group weeded and put in place a large number of plants provided by the town.

Please drive safe, be patient, and avoid distractions when you get behind the wheel. While the number of thefts from motor vehicles and stolen cars has decreased slightly, we ask you to remain alert and call us to report suspicious persons or vehicles. Lock your car doors and don’t leave valuables inside!

Other historic areas included the patriotic displays at Worthington Ridge War Memorial and the Civil War monument, just in time to honor those that sacrificed their lives for us. Kensington Garden Club was organized in 1955. The purpose of this nonprofit club is to operate for charitable and educational purposThe volunteers included es, and for the well-being of Irene DeSanto, Elva Strethe community and public gowski, Evelyn Anderson, benefit. The club promotes Kathy Ginotti, Donna DeSicivic beauty, encourages immone, Bonnie McNair, Nan- provement of public spaces, cy Drain, Karen Kinney, Dot- raises awareness of environtie Fox, Lindsey Wright, Nina mental concerns and adMortensen, Barbara vances the art of floral deSchweitzer, Maryann Massign and horticulture. sirio, Carol Welz, Debbi -- Press Release Wright and Paula Archacki. The garden club also cleaned, weeded and raked Marjorie Moore Bird Sanctuary.

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Local officials are investigating a house explosion that occurred on Memorial Day that left one person seriously injured. Fire companies responded to reports of a fire at 239 Christian Lane at approximately 10:45 a.m. on Monday. When they arrived at the scene, they were met with a raging fire, heavy Christopher, and Karen smoke and a home that had and their families. She already lost one wall. will be missed and remembered fondly by her Though the matter is still under investigation, Berlin Fire family and friends. Funeral services Marshal Steven Waznia said are private and at the that the explosion was likely convenience of the family. caused by a gas leak. HowevThere are no calling hours. er, the source of the leak A memorial service will be was yet to be determined. held at a later date. In lieu Before first responders had of flowers, donations may reached the scene, neighbors be made to the Kensington were able to pull out the ocCongregational Church cupant of the home – a MaMemorial Fund, 312 rine Corps veteran in his 80’s. Percival Avenue Kensington, CT 06037, or According to Waznia, the to the Hospital of Central man was taken to Hartford Connecticut, 100 Grand Hospital for treatment and Street, New Britain, CT was then transferred to the 06050. Carlson Funeral Bridgeport burn unit after it Home, New Britain, is was determined that he sufassisting the family with fered no respiratory damage. arrangements. Please The veteran sustained burns share a memory or note to his hands and face. of sympathy at www. One neighbor, Jerry Bialczak, carlsonfuneralhome.com said that he was watching television in his bedroom when he felt a “big bang.”

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last year to watch rubber ducks “race” down Harbor Brook. Although the race could be held without spectators, Moran said ticket sales are what drive the fundraiser. The money raised by each of the $5 ducks is put back into the community through pro-

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Moran said the duck race isn’t the only club fundraiser affected by the pandemic. A few of their smaller ones — a Palm Sunday brunch and a pasta dinner — were canceled and now they’re facing the prospect of canceling the biggest one of the year, the annual golf tournament in September. Moran said the tournament usually brings in more than $100,000.

“That’s gonna be a big hit … it’s a lot of money,” he said. The club recently donated $5,000 each to five local food banks to help them purchase more food for the hundreds of residents without jobs due to the pandemic. Moran is unsure what the club will do to make up for lost funds. The Meriden-New BritainBerlin YMCA’s annual Martini and Massage Charity Benefit has been postponed this year. It was scheduled for June 6 at the Augusta Curtis Cultural Center. YMCA leadership could not

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be reached for comment. Relay for Life would normally be holding its northeastern walks this time of year, but is exploring other options.

“This means you can still participate in PurpleStride, but as a virtual participant, doing something meaningful and personal to you in honor of the people you love,” the organizers said in a statement.

The national organization held a country-wide virtual walk at the end of April, but local organizers are now planning a 12-hour event on Sept. 19 that they say is tentative. Meriden’s annual PurpleStride for pancreatic cancer is still scheduled for June 20, but will be a virtual event.

According to their website, the virtual walk has raised about $21,000 so far this year, with a goal of $150,000. Last year the walk raised $167,000.

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