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Thursday, July 15, 2021

Girl Scout project aims to minimize sports injuries

TRIBUTE CONCERT

By Nadya Korytnikova The Citizen

Local Girl Scout Grace Lazzara achieved the Gold Award for a project that she planned and put together to help female athletes minimize their risk of injury. The Gold Award is the Girl Scouts’ highest honor and is presented to scouts who address a community issue or problem.

The Berlin Veterans Commission announced the 102nd Army Band, CTANG, will play a “Tribute to Veterans and Gold Star Families Concert” Wednesday, July 21, 6:30 p.m., at Veterans Memorial Park on Veterans Way (near Stop & Shop). The Brass Band, Jazz Combo and Brass Quintet ensembles will perform both patriotic and pop music. The concert is free and open to the public. Attendees are invited to bring lawnchairs and picnic baskets.

Berlin largely spared by storm Elsa moved through Connecticut Friday, July 9 closing streets, flooding basements and damaging cars. Berlin saw 2.26 inches of rainfall.

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“Girl Scouts is about empowering women and finding a way to be a leader in everyday life,” said Lazzara, 16. “And girls from my Troop are some of the closest friends I have. I am really thankful for that community that Girl Scouts broght into my life.” Inspired by her mother and aunt’s scouting past, Lazzara became a Girl Scout in kindergarten.

Berlin High School student Grace Lazzara earned a Girl Scout Gold Award this year, the Girl Scouts’ highest achievement.

Now a student-athlete at Berlin High School, Lazzara said the experience helped her develop strong communication skills and taught her to achieve her goals quickly and without the fear of failure. See Scout, A17

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Tropical Storm Elsa carved a destructive and soaking path up the East Coast last week after killing at least one person in Florida and spinning up a tornado at a Georgia Navy base that flipped recreational vehicles upside-down and blew one of them into a lake.

To earn the award, a scout is required to spend at least 80 hours researching the problem, making a plan, and putting the plan into action.


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Get those cameras or cell phones out and snap a winning shot of your dog or cat for the Friends of Berlin Animal Control photo contest. Berlin Fair attendees can stop by the FOBAC booth and vote for their favorites. One dog winner and one cat winner will receive a specially-made gift basket. Entry forms are available at Berlin Petsmart. For more details, call FOBAC at 860-828-5287.

Comcast technicians are looking for tattered American flags as part of the company’s free Flag Replacement Program. The effort is led by employees who participate in the Veterans Network Employee Resource Group known as “VetNet.”

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If a Comcast technician notices a worn-out flag at a home or business, the technician shares the location with the flag replacement team, which contacts the individual or business and offers to replace it, whether that resident or business is a customer or not. Old flags will be retired in accordance with military protocols.

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Klingberg Family Centers will host a Foster and Adoptive Parent Information Session via zoom Thursday, July 15, 6 to 7:30 p.m., via Zoom. Learn how you can provide stability as a Therapeutic Foster Parent. To register, contact Nicolin at 860-8173918 or nicolin.carr@klingberg.com. For more information, visit.klingbergfosterandadoption.org.

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Free meals The Berlin Food Services Department is offering free breakfast and lunch graband-go meals through Aug. 13. There are no income eligibility requirements. This service is offered to residents age 18 and under, and persons 19 and older with a physical or mental disability, as defined by the state. Meal pick-up dates and times: Monday (for Monday and Tuesday meals) and Wednesday (for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday meals), 8 to 9:30 a.m. The pick-up location is Willard School, 1088 NorEach year the Berlin Police Department, along with law en- ton Road. Meals will be offorcement agencies around the state, participate in the Con- fered daily to those participating in summer camps or necticut Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run, a district learning programs. major fundraising event to support Connecticut Special Olympics.

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The 2021 Torch Run, held June 17, marked the 35th year that the Berlin Police Department has participated. The run through Berlin covered approximately seven miles. A Berlin Police Department press release states, “On behalf of Chief John Klett, our Special Olympics coordinator Officer Mark DePinto, and the entire Berlin Police Department ... [we’d] like to express our sincere thanks to participating staff members, the citizens of Berlin, and our local businesses that supported this worthwhile cause. Your generous support enabled the Berlin Police Department to raise $2,610 for the Connecticut Special Olympics this year.”

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Hartford HealthCare Center for Healthy Aging is offering free virtual memory screenings that can be scheduled at a person’s convenience. These confidential memory screenings average 20 minutes and consist of five questions to assess memory. These screenings are not a diagnosis but can indicate if someone should follow up with a full medical exam. Call Hartford HealthCare Center for Healthy Aging, 1-877-4244641.

The Chase Family Movement Disorders Center and Hartford HealthCare Center for Healthy Aging are offering a caregiver support group for individuals who care for people with movement disorders and other neurodegenerative conditions. This free support group is offered the first and third Tuesday of the month, 10 to 11 a.m. For more information, call Amanda Brill at 860-6964653, or Jennifer McCaughey at 860-696-4623.

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The Berlin High School 2021 All Night Graduation Committee would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who made this year’s All Night Graduation Party a success

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We were so fortunate to have so many people support our BHS 2021 Graduates. Here are just a few of the many that helped make this event possible. We are so grateful for all of you.

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Quinnipiac University, Hamden, awarded Max Weiss a bachelor’s degree in film, television and media arts (summa cum laude). He also earned the School of Communications Outstanding Achievement in Film, Television, and Media Arts award; the School of Communications Alumni Association Academic Achievement Award; and the President's Scholarship Award.

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A press release from the Berlin Fire Department issued Friday states: “Beginning at 09:39 this morning the Town of Berlin's four fire companies responded to multiple calls for assistance related to the effects of Tropical Storm Elsa. Over the course of four hours and 31 minutes, 23 personnel responded to 18 incidents at 17 locations throughout town, the last clearing at 14:10. There were no reported injuries during this period, although one family was displaced due to flooding … We would like to thank our dispatchers, who provided constant support throughout the event, as well as the Berlin PD and municipal departments, who consistently monitored road conditions

Sal Kham and his son Saleem Kham from Nelon Service Center retrieve a car that was stranded on State Street in Meriden on Friday, July 9. Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal

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and State streets as Hanover Brook overflowed.

Nearby, some of the heaviest flooding in 30 years hit downtown Meriden. At its worst the storm almost flooded the Police Department on West Main Street and left up to 2½ feet of water submerging blocks-long sections of Hanover, Pratt

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Eversource said as of 3 p.m. Friday, more than 13,000 customers had their power restored since the storm began, while crews were working to address the remaining 6,000 outages.

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New Haven Health Director Maritza Bond said Lighthouse Beach would be closed while water samples The state Department of En- are tested. Meanwhile, the ergy and Environmental Pro- DEEP and Middletown city officials are investigating the tection and state Departrunoff of oil and creosote inFor Nelcon, Meriden had the ment of Public Health advised Saturday against swimmost cars damaged by floodming or having recreational ing, Gannon said. “There is no real light at the end of the contact with water in areas If you need a tub where sewage systems may tunnel. It is really nice that have been compromised by or shower replaced, the weather stopped, at the rain on Friday. least,” he said. has garages in Meriden, Middletown, Plainville and Southington, said he expected that his company would be working through most of Friday night towing vehicles.

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Berlin resident named superintendent of Wallingford schools WALLINGFORD — Danielle Bellizzi spent the first week as the new school superintendent in her old office, handling her former job as head of personnel along with her new one.

dent June 30, effective the next day — making her Wallingford's first female superintendent. She now oversees a school district with 1,370 employees and an annual budget of $106 million.

staff ” at the school district’s central office. “We're all trying to pitch in,” she said, “and get a lot of the hiring done. This is the busy season for personnel.” She succeeds Salvatore Menzo, who departed after 12 years as superintendent in Wallingford.

Bellizzi said she’s been hanThe Board of Education pro- dling the double duty with moted Bellizzi to superinten- the help of the “phenomenal Bellizzi said that working under Menzo contributed greatly to her professional growth, and when the opportunity came to apply for the superintendent position, she felt it was a natural next career step.

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