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SOLEMN ANNIVERSARYWillard races return Sept. 25
By Nicole Zappone
Citizens Police Academy to commence Citizen report
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The public will once again have a chance to see the town’s police of ficers in a new light with the return of the Citizens Police Academy.
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Proceeds from the 5K and Fun Run ben efit the Willard Elementary School com munity, helping to provide educational programs and materials for students.
"Participants will have the oppor tunity to meet members of our staff who will teach a variety of topics related to policing, and demonstrate various equipment and technologies," the Berlin PD stated on social media. "It is our hope that the experience will fa miliarize citizens with BPD prac tices, everyday operations and in crease communication between our department and the commu nity we Citizensserve."Police Academy classes will be held Wednesday evenings, 6 to 8 p.m., beginning Sept. 28. Classes runs through Nov. 16. At tendance is limited to 12 partici pants, who will be randomly se lected from the pool of appli Whilecants.
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The entry fee for the 5K is $25. The Fun Run fee is $15. To register, visit togfromamotesThesignup.com/Race/CT/Berlin/Willard5Krun.sign-uppagestates,"TheeventprohealthandwellnessandprovidesgreatopportunitytobringfamiliestheWillardcommunityandBerlinether."
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Participants are asked to bring a non perishable food item for the Berlin Food ThosePantry.donating will receive raffle tickets for a chance to win gift certificates from local restaurants, gift baskets, and more.
The Willard 5K and Fun Run returns for its second year Sunday, Sept. 25 at 1 p.m. Several hundred people took part in the inaugural event.
PTOPreviti,thefundraisingtheforPTOprogram,andwedecidedtobringitbackasecondyear,”saidBreeWillardvicepresident.The5KandFun Run set off from Willard Elementary School, 1088 Norton Road, and prizes will be awarded to the top male and fe male runner in each age group.
Previti said last year’s food collection “was incredibly successful.” People giving cash donations will earn raffle tickets as well.
running the Citizens Police Academy back in 2018, Lt. Drew
“Last year was so successful as it related to
“We have had some tremendous sup port in terms of sponsorship so far,” Previti said, pointing out that it's not too late to join the list of sponsors.
I care that things have gotten harder for working families and want to work to ease their burdens.
I know how easy it is to just say no to spending tax dollars, but I also know how hard it is to say no to a good education, valuable programs and necessary repairs or Goodimprovements.governance is a balancing act which calls for strong leadership; someone who can make tough decisions but who can also act with empathy and compassion. I believe I possess those qualities and would appreci ate your vote on Nov. 8.
Vote McNair
Editor: Denise McNair, Democratic candidate for state represen tative of the 30th District, has served as Berlin's tax collector and town manager, and currently is assistant tax collector for the Kensington Fire District. Her experience as town manager gives her invalu able knowledge of how gov ernment functions an asset sorely needed at the state Willcapitol.the Berlin Democratic Town Committee’s decision to choose McNair be enough to turn around an organiza tion which has floundered? Will it reinvigorate support from local Democrats? Time will tell. Perhaps with Denise McNair at the helm it will be Signedpossible.an Unaffiliated voter, Peter Zarabozo Re-elect Veach
By Denise McNair
CANDIDATE COMMENTARY
Leadership requires compromise McNair
While going door to door this campaign season, I have been asked repeatedly why I am running for state representative. Given the current state of politics antagonistic at best, a contact sport at its worst voters in Berlin and Southington want to know: “Why would you re-enter the fray? Are you Jokingly,crazy?”
I care that our very system of democracy is being threatened to its core and want to work to ensure our voting process is free, open and accessible to all.
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while the answer to that second question may in fact be a resounding yes, truthfully, I am running to represent the 30th District because I care.
I care that women’s rights have taken a huge step backward and want to work to wards protecting those rights.
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Editor: In November, state Rep. Donna Veach will once again receive my vote to rep resent the 30th District. In these Donnastampssensetimes,financially-challengingweneedcommon-individuals,notrubbertomoretaxes.Iknowwillcontinuetorepresentme,myfamilyandourbestinterests.
I care when decisions are made along partisan lines, and believe that the only way government can oper ate and deliver on its promises is by acting in good faith and through compromise and hard work.
Letters to the Editor about the upcoming election are limited to 100 words. Non-polit ical letters are limited to 300 words. Also, candidates are welcome to submit commen taries for publication of 500 words or less.
In my years as Town Manag er of Berlin, I worked for and with all residents regardless of their po litical affiliation, and made decisions by working with all parties involved.
Email letters/commentaries to news@the berlincitizen.com. The Citizen will print on ly one letter/commentary per person each month. Letters/commentaries must be sub mitted by 5 p.m. on Friday to be considered for the following Thursday.
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“It has been a hot, dry sum mer and our team of ar borists is seeing telltale signs of stress like weakened branches and early fall col or,” said Eversource Vegeta tion Management Manager for Connecticut Sean Red ding. “We’ve seen the devas tation storms can cause, and trees already in poor health are especially vulnerable to the effects of drought, rais ing even greater concern of them coming down in a storm, possibly taking down electric lines with them and causing power outages. Ad dressing the state of our trees is critically important to ensuring safe, reliable electric service for our cus tomers, and we’re commit ted to collaboration with our communities and property owners as the changing cli mate drives more extreme drought conditions that weaken trees and threaten Eversourcereliability.”
The Berlin Veterans Com mission has a “Veterans Dig ital Wall of Honor” in the main lobby rotunda of Town Hall. The video slideshow is shown on a 50-inch smart TV and plays in a loop.
The drought plaguing the re gion is not only affecting wa ter supplies and burning out lawns, it’s also leaving trees around the state weak and vulnerable with the potential to damage the electric sys tem. As effects of the drought coupled with the ongoing infestation by inva sive insects continue to threaten Connecticut’s land scape, Eversource is working closely with the communi ties it serves to address the hazardous trees along roads across the state that threaten overhead electric lines.
The Wall of Honor is dedi cated to “All Who Proudly Served and Sacrificed to Protect Our Country” and to thank them for the freedoms we have today. Every Berlin resident and their Immediate family members, past and present, who have served or are cur rently serving in the military
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MERIDEN Suicide Preven tion Awareness Month take place in September to create alertness and prevent the public health concern re sponsible in the U.S for 45,979 deaths, in 2020, ac cording to the Centers for Disease Control and Preven Dr.tion.J. Craig Allen, medical di rector at Rushford and chief of psychiatry at Midstate Medical Center, explained that nation wide, the highest rates of suicide deaths occur in American Indian and Alaskan natives. The next largest group is the non-His panic white people followed by Blacks and then Hispan ics. Allen noted the ethnic rates change across the country when looking at sui cide attempt for high school students. He said that in 2019, the Youth Risk Behav ior Surveillance System re ported that in Connecticut high school students, the rate See Suicide, A5 Support crisis services
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September is National Suicide Awareness Month
Editor: September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. As a volunteer advocate with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, I am calling on my members of Congress to pass legislation to prevent sui cides and support crisis care. Letters to the Editor Letters, A11
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Bakery • Flowers Will accept entries on Thursday, September 15, 2022 from 1:00-9:00pm on the South side of the Kaminski Building. There will be absolutely NO entries accepted for Bakery or Flowers on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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TheBerlinCitizen | theberlincitizen.com Thursday, September8, 2022 A5 of attempt to suicide was 10 per 100,000 for Hispanics and Latinos, 5.8 per 100,000 for Blacks, and 5.7 per 100,000 for whites. The medical director said the risk of dying by suicide is “greatly increased” for those with access to legal means. “In the United States, the states that have fewer gun laws and greater gun owner ship per citizen, have the highest rates of death by sui cide,” Allen said. Nationally, over 50% of sui cide deaths occur by fire arms; in Connecticut that number is 30%, Allen added. He noted once someone thinking about committing suicide has a gun, the person has less time to reconsider and less room for error.
Dr. Ahmed is an interventional cardiologist. He has specialized training in catheter-based procedures and interventions for heart disease and conditions affecting the heart and surrounding blood vessels. He also provides routine cardiology care to manage risk factors and improve overall heart health.
Preventive factors include access to behavioral health care, strong connections with family, friends and so From A4 Suicide See Suicide, A11
Crisis as a trigger According to Allen, suicide is one of the main topics ad dressed in the behavioral health practice. In the U.S. suicides have increased by nearly 40% between 2000 and 2018, Allen said. He not ed that in Connecticut, more people die from suicides than in homicides and car accidents. “It is a very signif icant public health issue,” he Also,said. there is a trend associ ated to a decrease in sui cides after a national crisis “ocurs.Butwhat’s often seen is that after the crisis is over, the residual damage to the social infrastructure, the psychological infrastructure, even the healthcare infras tructure, creates a rebound and a higher rate of mental health issues including sui cide after those crisis have leveled off or been resolved,” Allen said.
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Will accept entries on Tuesday night, September 13, 2022 from 6:00-9:00pm and Wednesday, September 14, 2022 from 1:00-9:00pm from the North and South side of the Kaminski Building.
Youth Exhibits Will accept entries on Tuesday night, September 13, 2022 from 6:00-9:00pm, Wednesday, September 14, 2022 from 1:00-9:00pm (there will be no Flowers, Vegetables or Bakery accepted on Tuesday or Wednesday) and Thursday September 14, 2022 from 11:00a-8:00pm. For more information please go to ctberlinfair.com
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention re ported that in 2020, suicide was the 15th leading cause of death in Connecticut and the third leading cause of death for people age 10 to 24. According to the organi zation the number of people who died from a suicide in Connecticut in 2020 was 364. Allen said connecticut ranked 45th as a state in terms of suicide deaths. “It’s good to be low, but it’s tragic whenever anyone dies of suicide,” Allen stressed. Prevention tips Suicidal risk factors can be found in individuals who are talking about dying, who are having a dramatic change in the way they behave, be coming socially isolated, in creasing their use of sub stances and becoming more introverted, Allen said.
Meet Our New Cardiologist: Dr. Zain Ahmed
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Reducing light pollution key to assisting migratory birds
“The EPA has reported that 90 percent of lighting use in the U.S. today is not need ed,” Meredith Barges said. “This means that we need to rethink our relationship to lighting, especially given the outsized threats to wildlife, human health and the envi Thereronment.”are148 species of birds that breed in or mi grate through Connecticut,
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Each year, nearly 1 billion birds are killed flying into Thatwindows.startling statistic comes from the Audubon Society’s Project Safe Flight initiative, one of many bird strike tracking programs helping to raise public awareness and create steps to minimize such bird deaths. Getting the word out on a lo cal and regional level is Lights Out CT. The group’s co-chairs are Meredith Barges, Yale Divinity School (Class of 2023), a student re searcher with the Yale BirdFriendly Building Initiative; and Craig Repasz, who is af filiated with the New Haven Bird Club and the Connecti cut Ornithological Associa Intion.addition to habitat de struction and fragmentation, lighting is a major contribu tor to bird deaths. “Birds are migrating on routes that are millions of years old,” said Repasz. “They evolved migrating in darkness. It was only the light of the stars and moon they would use to navigate, as well as barometric pres sure and the earth’s magnet ic field. So we build cities right underneath them and the light confuses them.” What ends up happening, for example, is that birds waste energy flying in a cir cle around a large, lit-up building. With their energy depleted, they may then crash in that urban setting.
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Tickets are available for the Berlin Republican Town Committee's Fourth Annual Raffle. The prizes are: Two $500 Visa Gift Cards, an Oculus Quest 2, $300 in Berlin restaurant gift certifi cates, a Cromebook Laptop, and a $100 Stew Leonard’s Gift Card. The drawing will take place Sunday, Oct. 16, 11 a.m., at The Hungerford Nature Center, 191 Farming ton Ave. Winners need not be present. For raffle tickets, contact Andra (milleal@ comcast.net, 860-670-5131) or Lecia (leciajp@com cast.net, 860-209-4199).
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The 2022 Berlin Fair will be open Thursday, Sept. 15 from 4 to 10 p.m.; Friday, Sept. 16 from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Saturday, Sept. 17 from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Sun day, Sept. 18 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission is $15 Fri day, Saturday and Sunday. Admission on Thursday is $10. Senior tickets are $10 each day. There is no charge for children age 11 and younger when accompanied by an adult. Also, on Friday, those age 12 to 17 entering the fair before 2 p.m. can do so at no charge. To learn more about the Berlin Fair, go to ctberlinfair.com.
“Campaigns and Cocktails,” a fundraiser benefitting the Berlin Democratic Town Committee, will be held Thursday, Sept. 8, 6 to 10 p.m., at Remzi’s restaurant (Timberlin Golf Course, 330 Southington Road). Candi dates Denise McNair (30th House District), Jack Fazzino (83rd House District) and state Sen. Rick Lopes (6th Senate District) are sched uled to attend. A link to pur chase tickets is available on the BDTC’s Facebook page. For more information, email berlindemocrats@ gmail.com. GOP raffle
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Tommy will be missed by his children and grand/ great children, Thomas J. Andruskiewicz and his wife, Susan, Donna Celella, Gary Andruskiewicz and his wife, Tracy, and his treasured grand/great children, Ashley, Anthony, Chrissy, Andrew, Amelia, Alice and Brinleigh. In addition, Tommy is survived by his brother, John Stankiewicz, his cousin, Alphonse (Al) Labieniec and his wife, Sally, his brother and sisters-in-law from the Glaser family and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his sisters, Elizabeth (Andruskiewicz) Martinelli, Theresa (Stankiewicz) Hamm and Dorothy Stankiewicz, his brotherin-law, Hank Martinelli, his sister-in-law, Maureen Stankiewicz, and several Glaser brother and sisters-in-law.Aspecial gratitude from Tommy’s family is extended to Tommy’s cousin, Al Labieniec, for his spiritual leadership, his in-laws, Laura (Glaser) and her husband, Glenn, and his niece, Karen Poplawski, for their constant support and care of Tommy. All are invited to gather at Tommy’s Celebration of Life at the Plainville Funeral Home, 81 Broad St., Plainville on Saturday, September 10, 2022. Gathering of family and friends to offer expressions of condolences will be held from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Words of Remembrance and Prayer will be shared with family and friends at 11:30 a.m. In honor of Tommy’s service to our country in the United States Marine Corps, full military honors will be accorded at the funeral home. Burial will be held privately at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, Tommy may be remembered with contributions to the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 or by going to www. StJude.com. For online expressions of sympathy or for more information, please visit Tommy’s tribute page at com.PlainvilleFuneralHome.www.
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was immaculate for his children and grandchildren to enjoy. He had a love for gardening and worked very hard planting and maintaining his bountiful backyard vegetable garden. Every summer, family and friends waited anxiously for his fresh tomatoes and veggies. He had a passion for collecting and using flashlights and magnifying glasses. He was also an avid daily Hartford Courant, New Britain Herald and Berlin Citizen newspaper reader, 1080 AM listener and Red Sox, Giants and Celtics fan. He was a member of the New Britain Hunting & Fishing Club, the American Legion Post 68 Berlin Club and the Berlin Italian Club.
Thomas R. Andruskiewicz“Tommy”
BERLIN- After a long and courageous battle of cancer, it is with heartfelt sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Father and Papa, Thomas Raymond Andruskiewicz, 88, of Berlin, CT. Born in New Britain, CT, Tommy was the son of the late Joseph Alfred Andruskiewicz and Katherine Mary surefamily.spendingMaintenancefromasEventually,family,heandcarpenterfamily.the“TheinTommyCarlandhistheirinTommydevotedAnneMedal.NationalFirstdischargedCorpstheandamusicalofTreasurertheinBerlinandawasStankiewicz.(Andruskiewicz)(Labieniec)TommyraisedinBerlinonfarmwithhisparentssiblings.HeattendedPublicSchoolsand1952,hegraduatedasVicePresident,Classandmemberthevisualaidsandartsclubs.HehadgreatloveforhiscountryheproudlyservedinUnitedStatesMarineandwashonorablyasaPrivateClassman,earningaDefenseServiceIn1958,hemarriedGlaser,hisloveandwifefor63years.andAnnesettledBerlinandTommybuilthomewiththehelpofuncle,JohnLabieniechisbrother-in-law,Glaser.Together,andAnnesettledtheirforeverhome,ElmStreet,HomeonHill”andraisedtheirTommywasaself-taughtandhandy-maninhisyoungeryears,lovedhuntingwithhissonsanddog.Tommyretiredacarpenter/locksmiththeTownofBerlin-Department.TommyenjoyedtimewithhisHealwaysmadehisin-groundpool
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CUMBERLAND, R.I.JoAnne Mildred (Williams) Jones, formerly of Berlin, CT, ended her journey on Earth and was met in Heaven by her loving husband of 60 years, Arthur William Jones, Jr., on August 20, 2022 at the age of JoAnne89. was born in Chicago on November 29, 1932, the second of three daughters of David and Mildred (Smutzer) Williams. After graduating from East Hartford High School, JoAnne was employed at CL&P until she and Art married in 1954 and settled in Berlin, where they raised their family. JoAnne was a fun, kind, nurturing, and supportive mother, aunt, and grandmother whose life revolved around her family. She created a welcoming home filled with laughter and love, enjoyed decorating for every holiday, and made every birthday special. Her patience was without end. She was a light-hearted, selfless caregiver and rarely had an unkind word for anyone. JoAnne had a soft spot for animals of all types and her home was seldom without pets or caring for strays. She was a long-time member of the Berlin Congregational Church and she and Art sang in the choir for many years. As her children grew, she worked for several years as the children’s librarian at the Berlin Free Library, and in retirement she and Art enjoyed travel and a second home in Florida, until his passing in 2013. In her final years JoAnne made her home with and was lovingly cared for by her daughter Kim and sonin-law Witold Kloczkowski in Cumberland, R.I. JoAnne will be dearly missed by her five children and their spouses Karen (Hal) Oaks of Salem, Arthur William III (Betty) Jones of Tolland, Kimberly (Witold) Kloczkowski of Cumberland, R.I., Sharon (David) Kromas of Rocky Hill, and David (Amy) Jones of Berlin; her grandchildren Troy, Tyler, and Travis Saucier, Arthur William IV and Steven Jones, Keith and Sean Kloczkowski, Nicole and Ryan Chamberland, Morgan Jones, Alysa Cooper, Nanette Dieterle, Sara Mertz, Jen Land, Shannon Duerr, Paige Purvis, several greatgrandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. She also leaves her beloved sister Joyce (Ray) Paradise, sister-in-law Irene Jones all of Newington, and a dear friend, Marion “Pinch” Trudelle. She was pre-deceased by her husband Arthur W. Jones, Jr., her sister and brotherin-law Kathleen and Josef Horacek, and her son-inlaw, Craig Chamberland. A celebration of JoAnne’s life will be held on Saturday, September 10, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. at the Berlin Congregational Church, 878 Worthington Ridge, Berlin. There are no calling hours and burial will be at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Berlin Congregational Church.
WOODLAND, CA- Steven Milkey Wright of Woodland, CA, died of natural causes on June 10, 2022. He was born on Feb. 14, 1963, the first child to Patricia Elaine (Kloiber) Milkey and Walter Fred Milkey of New Britain, CT.He was raised in that area, graduating in 1981 from Berlin High School in Berlin, CT. To leave a condolence for the family please visit Rd.,Course,gatheringmemorialimmediatelySteve’sisCT.312Congregational10,Saturday,willsteven-wright-1funerals.com/obituaries/https://www.smith-AMemorialservicebeheldat1:00p.m.,September2022,atKensingtonChurch,PercivalAve.,Berlin,Cheerfulcasualattirerecommended.ThecelebrationoflifewillcontinueaftertheservicewithaatTimberlinGolf330SouthingtonBerlin,CT.
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I have personally lost loved ones, a boyfriend serving in the military, and a family member who had been diag nosed with bipolar disorder. Sadly, in addition, I also have a family member who had at tempted to die by suicide, as well as a family member who experienced pervasive ha rassment based on disability within the school setting, and also considered ending their Thelife. 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline must be sustainably funded so that confidential, voluntary services by trained counselors are accessible. H.R.7116, the 988 Implemen tation Act, would provide federal funding and guidance to states for 988 crisis ser vices across the nation.
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cial groups, problem solv ing and coping skills, in volvement in various ac tivities such as sports, volunteering initiatives and living life with pur pose and meaning. Art Mongillo, Public In formation Officer at the State Department of Men tal Health and Addiction Services, explained it is important to look for signs, for example, people threatening to hurt them selves and those seeking access to pills or weapons. Mongillo sug gests busy parents to stay connected and to have a conversation about suicide with their children. Know ing what is happening in their life, relationships, school life and anything that could be causing them stress, can help par ents keep an eye on red flags. If an individual has suspicions about another person wanting to commit suicide but the person de nies their intentions, Mongillo said speaking to a professional about it can “help.Don’t wait until it be comes a bigger issue,” Mongillo said.
An alternative to 911 for mental health crises, 988 connects callers to Lifeline centers. These centers de-es calate 98% of crisis calls without dispatching emer gency services. Well-re sourced crisis support sys tems can connect callers with local resources, includ ing someone to talk to (call centers), someone to re spond (mobile crisis teams), and somewhere to go (crisis stabilization centers). We must ensure that every state has the capacity to pro vide comprehensive crisis response services to help save lives. For more information, go to Joinafsp.org/988meinurging Congress to take action to A4 Letters
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Learn how poor posture can lead to numerous mus cular-skeletal problems, in cluding back pain, neck pain, and joint issues, as well as what you can do to im prove it. Join the class Thurs day, Sept. 15 from 11 a.m. to noon. Presented by Michele Boisvert, exercise physiolo gist, Hartford HealthCare GoodLife Fitness. Registra tion required. Call 1-855442-4373 or go to eHealthCare.org/VirHartfordtualClasss.
The Orchards at Southing ton, an independent and as sisted living community lo cated at 34 Hobart St., will host an open house Thursday, Sept. 22 from 4 to 7 p.m. Registra tion recommended. To re serve a time, call 860-6285656.
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The Virtual Dementia Care giver Support Group meets the second Wednesday of the month (Sept. 14) from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Facilitated by Patty O’Brian, CDP, dementia spe cialist, Hartford HealthCare Center for Healthy Ag ing. Registration required. Call 1-855-442-4373 or go to VirHartfordHealthCare.org/tualClasses.
Bone, joint health This informational session on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 12 to 1 p.m., will cover bone and joint health, the benefits of moving and best exercise practices. Presented by Meghan Pagano, exercise physiologist, Hartford HealthCare GoodLife Fit ness. Registration required: Call 1-855-442-4373 or go to VirHartfordHealthCare.org/tualClasses.
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Cedar Mountain Commons, an independent and assisted living community located at 3 John H. Stewart Drive in Newington, will host an open house Wednes day, Sept. 14 from 3 to 7 p.m. Registration recommended. To reserve a time, call 860665-7901.
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Volunteer opportunities opportunities are available throughout the Community Foundation of Greater New Britain’s four-town service area Berlin, New Britain, Plainville and South Volunteerington. opportunities can be found at cfgnb.org. For more information, contact Joeline Wruck at jwruck@cfgnb.org or 860229-6018 307.
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TheBerlinCitizen | theberlincitizen.comThursday, September8, 2022 address tree concerns across the state. UConn Associate Extension Professor of Forestry Thomas Worthley says most trees can with stand occasional drought conditions like Connecticut is experiencing, but repeated droughty seasons can be highly stressful for trees. “Current circumstances can result in the loss of trees that are already under stress for other reasons, such as insect infestations, diseases, over crowding, past storm dam age and location factors like already very dry sites,” said “Worthley.Droughtcan also exacer bate some of these stresses. Some trees may enter dor mancy earlier, exhibiting early foliage color change. In general, most trees will pro duce smaller growth rings during drought conditions, thus sequestering less car bon from the atmosphere than in ‘normal’ years. Some loss of limbs or branches might also be expected, pre senting potential hazard sit Eversourceuations.” reminds cus tomers that maintaining veg etation and trees is a shared responsibility between utili ties, communities and prop erty owners. The energy company encourages cus tomers to work with them and give permission when needed to trim or remove trees that are in danger of coming down and could possibly cause power out Customersages. should also check trees on their property for signs of stress, which may include thinning of the crown, loss of foliage and the presence of mushrooms near the base of the tree and call a licensed arborist to as sess the situation.
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TheBerlinCitizen | theberlincitizen.com Thursday, September8, 2022 A17 including finches, warblers, sparrows, woodpeckers, and some blue jays. While blue jays are in the state yearround, some may migrate to Virginia or Pennsylvania to spend the winter, Repasz Rightsaid. now, Lights Out CT aims to educate people on what they can do to mini mize bird window strikes during the fall migration pe riod which runs through October. The next critical period is the spring migra tion which begins April 15. A 2019 Science Journal arti cle found one out of four birds have been lost since the 1970s and that many North American birds are facing serious conservation Repaszthreats.said another study determined that shut ting off lights in 50 percent of a building has a measur able effect on decreasing bird fatalities. He added that bird fatalities also come from them hitting home windows at a second- and third-story level. To make those windows visible to birds, the American Bird Conservancy counsels homeowners to paint them, or use decals or other spe cialty products. For reporting and tracking bird-window collisions, Barges recommends the website iNaturalist.org. The “Yale and New Haven BirdWindow Collisions” section in iNaturalist details sight ings within the city of New Haven and greater New Haven County made by community members and others. Birds cited in the da ta include northern parula, black and white warbler and white-throated sparrow, and strikes have been re ported for at least two dozen birds of each species.
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The Wallingford Police Department is seeking qualified applicants for Police Officer. $1,301.20 weekly plus an excellent fringe benefits package to include a defined benefit pension plan. The written exam and oral exam process will be administered by the South Central Criminal Justice Administration. To apply, candidates must register through the South Central Criminal Justice Administration webpage found under the “Associations” menu applicationwww.policeapps.comatbytheregistration/deadlineofSeptember19,2022.Theregistrationre-quiresafeeof$85.00.EOE
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TOY ENGLISH BULL DOG PUPS Division is seeking a responsible and skilled individual to prepare and maintain permanent utility location records. Requires an associate’s degree or equivalent in civil engineering plus two (2) years of progressively responsible experience in the water/sewer utility field, or an $79,210combinationequivalentofeduca-tionandqualifyexpe-riencesubstitutingonayear-for-yearbasis.Salary:$61,909-annually.Plus,anexcellentfringebenefitspackage.Apply:DepartmentofHumanResources,TownofWallingford,45SouthMainStreet,Wallingford,CT06492.FormswillbemaileduponrequestfromtheDepartmentofHumanResourcesormaybedownloadedfromtheDepartmentofHumanResourcesWebPage.Phone#:(203)294-2080Fax#:(203)294-2084.ClosingdatewillbeOctober4,2022orthedatethe50thapplicationisreceived,whicheveroccursfirst.EOE. FOR COST OF PRICEDTRUCKING!PERLOAD DEPENDING ON LOCATION $100 minimum. CALL JIM 860-982-4819
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Must be 18 or older. Must have valid drivers license, reliable vehicle and be available early mornings. Make extra cash before you go to work making early morning newspaper deliveries using your own vehicle. NO experience necessary. Must able to deliver early mornings, 7 days a week. MUST be dependable, and be able to read a route list with specific delivery instructions. We will demonstrate the route to you. Routes average 1.5 to 3 hours daily. No collections required. Not Temp Work. Retirees, Stay at Home Mom’s, and Veterans are also welcome to apply. Make extra cash to pay rent, mortgage, bills, save money, or a great vacation. Text or call Peter at 860-846-0216 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and start as soon as tomorrow morning.
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SEEKING ALL COL LECTIBLES - Comic books to motor bikes. All items considered. Call Gary at 203-2374124. Top dollar paidwill beat any price! IMPOUNDED - Doxi brown/ white vicin ity Berlin Turnpike. Call Berlin Animal Con trol, 860-828-7055. ALWAYS BUYING OLD TOOLS - Old, used & antique hand tools wanted. Cory,Callmaderespectabletoolbenchworkingengraving,Machinist,wood&workhandtools&chests.Fair&offersinyourhome.w/confidence,860.322.4367. ACCELERATEDPROPERTYMANAGEMENT FREE CLEAN FILL AVAILABLE
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