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Volume 14, Number 50

New leadership takes over on Town Council

ROCKIN OUT

Last month, at the Ball & Socket Arts Workshop Gallery, early photographs of rock n’ roll icons were displayed. The photos were taken by Tom Hearn and T. Charles Erickson. It brought out numerous music lovers interested in seeing performers and their instruments. Photo courtesy of Ball & Socket Arts, Facebook

DOT planning curved warning signs to curb fatal crashes By Peter Prohaska Herald Staff

In a bid to improve overall safety and cut down on fatal automobile crashes, the Connecticut Department of

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Transportation is preparing to install new “horizontal curve warning signs” on curvy local roads around the state. The first phase of this program is underway, with the DOT accepting public

comments through Dec. 19. Per the DOT’s official notice, the project will be limited to installing post-mounted sheet aluminum signs on See Safety, A12

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true later on in the evening.

For at least the next two years, a new political era is taking shape in Cheshire.

Outgoing Town Clerk Laura Brennan officially began the Town Council Organizational Meeting. Brennan is retiring after more than 30 years of working in the Clerk’s office, having recommended Patti King to take over that role. King, who was endorsed by both political parties as well on the way to an uncontested election win, was already busy with transition planning, making sure that the keeping of official records and other duties continue to be done in the same professional manner as her predecessors.

Democratic majorities on the Town Council and Board of Education especially will have the opportunity to shape policies that affect the town. These newly-elected and reelected officials — also including members of the Planning and Zoning Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, Constables, and Board of Assessment Appeals — were sworn into office in a brief ceremony on Monday, Dec. 4 in Town Council chambers. State Representatives Liz Linehan (D-103) and Lezlye Zupkus (R-89) administered the oaths of office to members of their respective parties, leading one observer to suggest that the partisan politics of election season had not ended in November. That observation proved

Following Brennan’s call for nominations, the new Council immediately proceeded to elect, as expected, long-time Councillor Peter Talbot as Chair. Fellow Democrat Jim Jinks was elected as Vice-Chair. Both votes were unanimous. See Leaders, A12

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The Christmas tree that keeps on giving Who has their Christmas tree up?

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I bet you do. It wasn’t 10 minutes after leaving the in-laws house at Thanksgiving that I had my first Christmas tree sighting. I thought that was pushing it. I don’t even know where they would have found it so early in the season. I think our family is the last one on my street, of those who celebrate, to get a tree. until around now. The hubby likes the tree up for his There's a good reason for that. The hubby’s birthday is birthday (he’s a kid at heart). in January. In fact, everyone So, we keep the tree up to the Epiphany. By that time, in his family has a birthday there are three needles left in the winter months, starton the thing. The darn cats ing in December. That inhave knocked all the balls off cludes my kid. Then it all abruptly stops in spring. My the tree anyway. As for the star on the top? It’s crooked birthday. and hanging on by a thread. What does that mean? It means we are at the in-laws When I was growing up, we did not get a tree until the for birthdays every other day before, or the day of week in the winter. We eat Christmas. I am not sure if it cake and ice cream, and BAM! I now realize how it is was because we were poor and the trees were discountpossible that I gained so ed, or my parents were lazy. much weight by my birthday, which is May (for those It might also have been the of you keeping track). It also culture then, too. Christmas presents did not come into explains why for my birththe house until Christmas day, we do nothing really. We are exhausted and full by Eve. the time spring gets here. As to the type of tree, we

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In Brief Toy Drive

Central CT Chiropractic will host its 23rd Annual Toy The Cheshire Symphony Or- Drive Toys For Tots from chestra will be performing Nov. 25 – Dec. 18. Accepting their Holiday Concert featur- new, unwrapped toys for ing Sleigh Ride, Christmas sges 1 – 15. on Broadway, Hallelujah Chorus, It's the Holiday Sea- Toys requested: Bicycles, son, Fantasia on We Three Books, Board Games, PuzKings and more holiday fazles, Sports Equipment, Art vorites under the direction and School Supplies, Craft of Dr. Hilarie Clark Moore. Kits, Building Blocks, SkateThe concert will be on Friboards, Journal Sets, “Easy day, Dec. 15, at 7:30 p.m. at Bake” or Other Make-YourSt. Peters Church in Own Sets, Toy Trucks and Cheshire. Cars, Stuffed Animals. St Peter's Church is located at 59 Main St. Admission to the concert is $15 for adults, $10 for students and seniors and children 5 and under are free. Tickets can be purchased at the door with cash or check. Masks are not required but suggested.

Drop off at 391 Highland Ave., Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 to 10 a.m.

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Obituaries Joanne B. Buckheit CHESHIRE - Joanne Buckheit, a beacon of love, returned to her heavenly home in the arms of the Lord on Monday, December 4, 2023, at the age of 85. She recently spent the Thanksgiving holiday in the celebratory glow of much of her family just days be-

fore her soul swiftly em- Joanne delighted be reunited B. to Buckheit barked in the quiet of with her sweetheart in glory CHESHIRE - Joanne night. after twenty years of resida beacon of A devoted and adoring Buckheit, ing courageously on her love, returned to her wife, Joanne shared 40 joy- own in the company of her home in the arms ful years of marriage with heavenly dear neighbors at SouththeinLord on Monday, her loving husband, James ofwick Cheshire. 4, 2023, atofthe J. Buckheit, who passed December As the matriarch the of 85. Sheleaves recently away in 2003. Together, he age family, Joanne beThanksgiving and Joanne created a time- spent hind a the beautiful tapestry of in theten celebratory less legacy; no doubt she is holiday six children, grandchilglow much of her family dren,ofand countless cherished with just days memories before her soul nieces,embarked nephews, inaunts, swiftly the uncles, godchildren, and quiet of night. friends. A devoted and adoring Joanne born 40in wife, Joannewas shared Seneca Falls,of New York, on joyful years marriage November 14, husband, 1938, the with her loving daughter the late Albert James J. of Buckheit, who and Annaaway DeJohn passed in (Rizzieri). 2003. She grew he up in Geneva, NY, Together, and Joanne where she is survived by created a timeless legacy; her brother Thomas Deno doubt she is delighted his wife toJohn be and reunited withKaren, her and her sister Forsweetheart in Beverly glory after don (John Fordon). She twenty years of residing and her sister-in-law courageously on her Linda own are predeceased inDeJohn the company of her dear by Joanne’s brothneighbors at beloved Southwick in er, Richard DeJohn. AddiCheshire. tionally, Joanne was enAs the matriarch of the deared to the sole survivor family, Joanne seven leaves of her husband’s sibbehind a beautiful lings, sister-in-law, Joan tapestry ofMaio. six children, (Buckheit) ten Joanne’s grandchildren, and six childrencountless cherished Jim Buckheit, Carol Buckmemories withRodriguez), nieces, heit (Omayra nephews, aunts, uncles, Christine Skinner (Michael godchildren, and friends. Skinner), Janet Buckheit Joanne was in Getz, Steven born Buckheit Seneca (Eileen Falls, Carey),New and York, Mary onBuckheit November 1938, wish 14, to express the daughter of the late their gratitude for the many Albert and Anna who have loved DeJohn her like (Rizzieri). their own. She grew up in Mom’s Geneva, grandchildren NY, where she survived by joy her wereis her pride and brother Thomas DeJohn and his wife Karen, and her sister Beverly Fordon (John Fordon). She and her sister-in-law Linda DeJohn From A2are predeceased by Joanne’s beloved family members stuff it brother, RichardtoDeJohn. into their living room. Additionally, Joanne was endeared For our treeto (backthe here sole in survivor of Iher Cheshire), havehusband’s wonderful seven siblings, memories of goingsister-into Leavenworth Farm. That law, Joan Tree (Buckheit) Maio. was way back when. It was Joanne’s six childrenJim an event toCarol pile into the car Buckheit, Buckheit and head out with scores of (Omayra Rodriguez), other families cutting their Christine Skinner (Michael own trees.Janet People Buckheit came from Skinner), everywhere. We would Getz, Steven Buckheit (Eileen Carey), and Mary Buckheit wish to express their gratitude for the many

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Brandon, NY, for Jacob, several Logan, years Emily, Alyssa, Katie, Cade, before meeting James in Shane,who Addisen, Violet 1961, was and stationed - will each feel her loving nearby at Seneca Army presence for all of eternity. Depot. She spent her first Afterofgraduating fromand St. year matrimony Francis DeSales High motherhood in Queens, School in 1956, Joanne NY, followed by 15 years in earned her certificate Merrick, Long Island, from and Rochester Beauty School four years in Penfield, NY, and was the sole proprietor before settling in Cheshire, of Joanne’s Beauty Salon where she lived since in Geneva, NY, for several 1984, a harbor meeting of love, years in before laughter, and the bustle of James in 1961, who was her big family. stationed nearby at Seneca She Depot. was She a spent fervently Army her dedicated parishioner of first year of matrimony and St. Bridget’sin Queens, Church NY, in motherhood Cheshire, and found a followed by 15 years in deeply fulfilling home in Merrick, Long Island, and the faith-filled Catholic four years in Penfield, NY, community of the before settling in Cheshire, MaryHeart Crusaders in where she lived since 1984, Meriden. in a harbor of love, laughter, In lieu mourning, let big us and theofbustle of her celebrate Joanne’s radiant family. smile Sheand was generous a fervently heart dedithat continue toofecho catedwillparishioner St. through generations. Bridget’s her Church in While physicala Cheshire, her and found presence is acutely missed, her bright spirit lives in allacres whoand were trompon through blessed to share in the acres of trees. The varieties delight of her company. were insane – there were so To know Joanne was to many. Balsam, Spruce, Scotch — you it. This be prayed forname by Joanne, was where I first learned that may we reciprocate about firs.ascends Crush a gift to Concolor her as she needle and it smells like citto the angels. rus, an orange. How is Arrangements - cool Calling that? will be held on hours Sunday, December 17, Cheshire has many tree op2023 3:00Most, to I5:00 tions tofrom this day. bePM, at the Aldersonlieve, arrive from out-ofFord Funeralperhaps. HomeIf of state, Canada, Cheshire, you don’t buy 615 a tree atSouth a Main Street. Mass of roadside stand, A your choices Christian Burial will take place the following day, Monday, December 18, 2023, at 12:00 P.M., at St.

deeply fulfilling home in the faith-filled Catholic community of the MaryHeart Crusaders in Meriden. In lieu of mourning, let us celebrate Joanne’s radiant smile and generous heart that will continue to echo through her generations. While her physical presence is acutely missed, her bright spirit lives on in all who were blessed to share in the delight of her company. To know Joanne was to be prayed for by Joanne, may we reciprocate that gift to her as she ascends to the angels. Arrangements - Calling hours will be held on Sunday, December 17, 2023 from 3:00 to 5:00 PM, at the AldersonFord Funeral Home of Cheshire, 615 South Main Street. A Mass of Christian Burial will take place the following day, Monday, December 18, 2023, at 12:00 p.m., at St. Bridget of Sweden Parish / St. Bridget Church. Family and friends are asked to meet directly at church. Burial will follow in St. Bridget Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, her family encourages donations to the Cheshire Food Pantry, so that even in the afterlife, this Italian grandma can continue to make sure no one leaves hungry. For online condolences, to share a memory, photo, or a story, please visit www.fordfh.com.

include Zentek (they deliver), and it’s fun to go to Norton Brothers and Cheshire Hollow Farm. All of these areas are beautiful. The experience at Norton’s is especially festive, and at Cheshire Hollow, Dawn has a petting zoo with adorable goats. Zentek is always a friendly experience. And if you still want to cut your own tree, you’ll find a good variety at Connecticut Alpaca & Tree Farm on Talmadge Rd.

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Support for the Senior Center Financial support for the Senior Center is very much appreciated and provides additional assistance to the Center in serving our seniors today and throughout the coming years. A gift can be made anonymously, in recognition of the donor(s) or in honor of, or in memory of a friend or loved one. Gifts can be made in the following way: Donations can be made payable to the Town of Cheshire Senior Center and can be designated for a specific purpose or as an undesignated gift, which will be used at the discretion of the staff. Donations to the Senior Center will be held in a gift account to support the mission of the Senior Center.

in their meals. Meals are packaged in containers that can be put in the freezer, microwave, or oven. Through this meal program you have the option of ordering a Single Serve Meal that includes main dish, starch and vegetable (these are smaller portion meals just enough for one) or Ordering a Family meal that is a larger portion and does not include the sides. Pick up your meal at the Cheshire Senior Center on Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. You can order weekly or monthly and as many meals as you would like. Transportation Services Call Coleen in the Transportation Office at 203-2720047 for information and reservations. Transportation is Available for: Medical Appointments in Service Area; Grocery Shopping and Pharmacy; Visits to Cheshire Senior Center; Personal Appointments, based on availability. Ride requests are accepted two weeks in advance. Any request made after 11 a.m. the day before a ride is needed, is subject to availability. Please allow a 10 minute window on both sides of your scheduled pick up time for the bus to arrive. Out of Town Medical Transportation Ride Availability Schedule: Rides are accepted for out of town appointments between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

All donations should be sent to: The Cheshire Senior Cen- Monday - Meriden; Tuesday ter, 240 Maple Ave., - North Haven and Hamden; Cheshire, CT 06410. Wednesday - Wallingford; Thursday - New Haven and Generations Table Meal West Haven VA; Friday Program Southington and Waterbury Generations Table Meal Pro- Outpatient VA Clinic. Argram is one of the resource rangements for rides can be for seniors and their famimade by calling 203-272lies. 0047. Generations Table sources their produce and fruit locally when available. Everything is prepared fresh from scratch daily. Although they cannot cater to diet restrictions, they use no or low salt

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Obituaries ernWilliam Massachusetts, M. William Slade, Jr. M. Slade, Jr. and

Vermont. During his career, SOUTHINGTON - M. Bill SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON served as President -of William Slade, Jr., of South- SOUTHINGTON SOUTHINGTON - ConM. the Greater Hartford ington, CT, formerly of William William Jr., of Slade, sumer Credit Association, Cheshire, CT, and Mis- Southington, Southington, formerly Savings BankCT, Credit Comquamicut, Rhode Island, of of and Cheshire, mittee, and was CT, an instrucwent to his eternal life on Misquamicut, Misquamicut, Rhode tor for the American InstiDecember 2, 2023, rejoin- Island, Island, to his tute ofwent Banking. Heeternal retired ing his loving wife Judith life life on December 2, on December 2, 2023, 2023, from American Savings afLeonard Slade, who rejoining rejoining his as loving wife his loving wife ter 21 years Vice-presipassed away in August of Judith Judith Leonard Slade,ofwho Leonard Slade, who dent and Manager the 2004. Graduates of the Tor- passed passed away in August August of in ofin Lendingaway Department rington High School class 2004. 2004. Graduates the of thirtythe 1994, Graduates celebrating of of 1952, Bill and Judy were Torrington Torrington High School seven yearsHigh in theSchool finance married on August 20, class class of 1952, 1952, Bill and Judy of and Judy industry. Bill Bill served in the 1955, during the aftermath were were married on August married on August U.S. Army Reserve for 13 of the flood of 1955, a 20, 20, 1955, during the during theof years,1955, attaining the rank defining moment in the aftermath aftermath of the flood of volunteered the flood of ofat Captain. He lives of Torrington’s resi- 1955, 1955, defining aa defining moment Westerly Hospital moment in Rhode dents and history. Bill was in inIsland the lives lives of Torrington’s the Torrington’s and of Bradley Memoborn in Bristol, CT, on residents residents and history. rial Hospitaland in Southinghistory. November 14, 1934, to Mil- Bill Bill was born in in golf Bristol, ton.was He enjoyed and born Bristol, ton W. Slade and Marie N. CT, CT, on November 14, bowling was a lifelong on and November 14, Slade. He was prede- 1934, 1934, to Red MiltonSox W. fan. Slade Boston to Milton W. SladeIn ceased by his younger and and Marie N. Slade. Slade. theirMarie time together, Bill He and N. He brother, Richard, in 1987. was was predeceased by Judypredeceased loved to travelsome by his hisof Upon graduation from younger younger brother, their favorite tripsRichard, included brother, Richard, Providence College in intravel 1987. Upon graduation Alaska, Ireland, in 1987.toUpon graduation 1957, Bill began his career from Providence College in and Providence Aruba. Bill College and Judy from in in consumer finance with 1957, Bill began his career purchased theirhis first sum1957, Bill began career General Electric Credit inmer consumer finance with home in finance Misquamicut, in consumer with Corporation, advancing to General Electric in Credit Rhode Island, 1981. General Electric Credit the position of Area Credit Corporation, advancing Their dreamsadvancing of havingto toa Manager responsible for Corporation, the position of Area place to share withCredit family the position of Area Credit consumer credit opera- Manager responsible continued to responsible grow with tions in Connecticut, west- Manager for consumer credit for consumer credit operations in Connecticut, operations in Connecticut, western Massachusetts, western Massachusetts, and Vermont. During his Evander Childs Judith A. Edge and Vermont. During High his career, Bill served as School. After graduation, Bill served as SOUTHINGTON - Judith career, President of work the Greater she went to for Cosof the Greater A. Edge, 82, of Southing- President Hartford Consumer Credit mopolitan MagazineCredit as an Consumer ton, passed away on Hartford Association, Savingsin Executive Secretary Savings November 29, 2023 at Mid- Association, Bank Credit Committee, NYC. Credit Committee, State Medical Center. She Bank andShe wasmoved an instructor for along with was an instructor for was the beloved wife of and the American Institute her husband throughout his AmericanHe Institute Clifford “Tony” Edge, for 60 the ofcareer. Banking. retired They built a home in Banking. He Savings retired years. Judy was born in of from American Ledyard, CT, where they American Savings Hudson, NY, the daughter from after years asLedyard Vicewere 21 active in the 21 years as Church, Viceof the late Parker and Mar- after president and Manager of Congregational andmany Manager of guerite “Margie” Smith. president the Department and Lending made lifelong Lending Department She spent the first ten the infriends. 1994, celebrating thirtyIn 1978, Judy and 1994, celebrating thirtyyears in upstate NY and in seven years intothe finance Tony moved Homer, NY, years in the finance then moved to the Bronx, seven industry. Bill was served in the where she employed Bill served in the NY, when her mother got industry. U.S. Army Reserve for 13 by the City of Cortland Army Reserve 13 remarried to Francis U.S. years, attaining the rank Planning Dept. In for 1983, Lakestream. Judy attended years, attaining the rank ofToCaptain. He volunteered ny’s career at Northeast of He Hospital volunteered at Captain. Westerly in at Westerly Hospital in Rhode Island and Bradley Rhode IslandHospital and Bradley Memorial in Memorial in Southington. Hospital He enjoyed Southington. He and enjoyed golf and bowling was golf and bowling and was a lifelong Boston Red Sox afan. lifelong Boston Red Sox In their time together, fan. theirJudy time loved together, Bill In and to Bill and Judy loved to travel-some of their favorite travel-some of their favorite trips included travel to trips travel to Alaska,included Ireland, and Aruba. Bill andIreland, Judy and purchased Alaska, Aruba. theirand firstJudy summer home Bill purchased in Misquamicut, their first summer Rhode home

Hekeler Hekeler (Jon (Jon Kelley), Kelley), Barry Slade, Barry Slade, and and Kevin Kevin Slade Slade (Heidi (Heidi Flynn). He was fondly time and Flynn). Hemany was seasons fondly known as “Helm ‘’ by his were spent with their known as “Helm ‘’ bychilhis 16 grandchildren, the dren and grandchildren. 16 grandchildren, the joys joys of his Celebrating the Bartelmo beginning of his life: life: Kate Kate Bartelmo (Dwayne Samuels), Anne and end of the summer (Dwayne Samuels), Anne Bartelmo season withBurke family (Bjorn at the Bartelmo Burke (Bjorn Burke), Sara Bartelmo beach were of Bill Burke), Sarasome Bartelmo and Alexander and H. Judy’s most Soriano; precious and H. Alexander Soriano; Reid Slade memories; hosting(Crystal MemoReid Slade (Crystal Kolman), Whitney Slade rial and Labor Day picnics Kolman), Whitney Slade Henst (Toby an Henst), soon became annual Henst (Toby Henst), Kylie Slade; Eric Beard, tradition and continued unKylie Slade; Eric Beard, Matthew Beard (Stephanie til Bill sold the property in Matthew Beard (Stephanie Urciuoli); Kenneth Hekeler 2015. Bill was the proud faUrciuoli); Wood); Kenneth Hekeler (Kellie Laura ther of three daughters and (Kellie Wood); Slade, Dylan Slade Laura and Slade, Dylan Slade Max and Brandon Slade; Brandon Slade; Max Slade (Alayna DePaolo Slade Connor (Alayna Slade DePaolo Slade), and Slade), Connor Slade Kirsten Slade. Helm and felt Kirsten to Slade. Helm felt blessed welcome seven blessed to welcome seven great-grandchildren, “his great-grandchildren, “his greats”: (Reid) Redding greats”: Jr.(Reid) Slade, and Redding Layne Slade, Jr. and Marley Layne Slade; (Bjorn) Slade; (Bjorn) Marley Burke; Dayton Beard, DJ Burke; Dayton Beard, Jr.; DJ (Dwayne) Samuels, (Dwayne) Samuels, Jr.; Stella and Summer Slade. Stellawell and Summer Slade. As as extended As well as extended family members James family members James M. Bartelmo, Stephanie M. Bartelmo, Stephanie Adams, Victoria (Vaughan) Adams,and Victoria (Vaughan) Slade, grandchildren Slade, and grandchildren through marriage Karrie through and marriage Karrie Brunetti David Brunetti Brunetti and David Brunetti (Amanda) and their three Utilities brought them to Judith A. Edge (Amanda) and their three children Levi, Avonlea, and children Levi, andLandon. He Avonlea, also leaves SOUTHINGTON Landon. HeEdge, also leaves behind several nephews Judith A. 82, of behind several and nieces. Thenephews family Southington, passed away and nieces. family would like to The thank Dr. on November 29, 2023 at would likeMedical thank Dr. Paul Pyo, Dr.to Uday Lele, MidState Center. Paul Pyo,the Dr.beloved Uday Lele, the Department SheOncology was wife the Oncology“Tony” Department at Care, staff of Hartford Clifford Edge, at from Hartford Healthcare for Hartford 60 years.Care, Judy staff was from Healthcare Hospice, Cedar born Hartford in Hudson, NY, the Hospice, Mountain daughter of theCommons, late Cedar Parker Mountain Commons, Heaven’s Hands for their and Marguerite “Margie” Smith. She spent the compassionate care. In Heaven’s Hands for their first often years the incare. upstate lieu flowers, family compassionate In

three sons: Laurie Slade, Todd Slade (Nancy Brunetti), Lynn (Gary Beard), Karen Hekeler (Jon Kelley), Barry Slade, and Kevin Slade (Heidi Flynn). He was fondly known as “Helm ‘’ by his 16 grandchildren, the joys of his life: Kate Bartelmo (Dwayne Samuels), Anne Bartelmo Burke (Bjorn Burke), Sara Bartelmo and H. Alexander Soriano; Reid Slade (Crystal Kolman), Whitney Slade Henst (Toby Henst), Kylie Slade; Eric Beard, Matthew Beard (Stephanie Urciuoli); Kenneth Hekeler (Kellie Wood); Laura Slade, Dylan Slade and Brandon Slade; Max Slade (Alayna DePaolo Slade), Connor Slade and Kirsten Slade. Helm felt blessed to welcome seven great-grandchildren, “his greats”: (Reid) Redding Slade, Jr. and Layne Slade; (Bjorn) Marley Burke; Dayton Beard, DJ (Dwayne) Samuels, Jr.; Stella and Summer Slade. As well as extended family members James M. Bartelmo, Stephanie Adams, Victoria (Vaughan) Slade, and

grandchildren through marriage Karrie Brunetti and David Brunetti (Amanda) and their three children Levi, Avonlea, and Landon. He also leaves behind several nephews and nieces. The family would like to thank Dr. Paul Pyo, Dr. Uday Lele, the Oncology Department at Hartford Care, staff from Hartford Healthcare Hospice, Cedar Mountain Commons, Heaven’s Hands for their compassionate care. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations in Bill’s memory are made to Bread for Life, P.O. Box 925, Southington, CT 06489 or a charity of your choosing. A celebration of Bill’s life will be held on Friday, December 15th at 11 a.m. at the DellaVecchia Funeral Home, 211 N. Main St., Southington. Burial will follow at Cheshire Hillside Cemetery, Cheshire. Calling hours will be prior to the service from 9:30 to 11 a.m. For online condolences and directions please visit, www.dellavecchiasouthington.com

Cheshire, CT. Judy worked for McLaughlin Real Estate for 15 years. Judy and Tony were active members of the Plantsville Congregational Church for over 30 years, where Judy served on various committees and was a member of the choir. Throughout the years, Judy enjoyed doll making, painting, she was an excellent cook and enjoyed spending time with her many friends and family. Judy is survived by her son Greg and his wife Lana, son Christopher and his wife Christina, grandson

Alex and his wife Katelyn, sisters Diane Murphy and Gina Lakestream, and brother-in-law Dave Edge. She left behind her adored cat Leo, who comforted her after the loss of Tony. There will be a private service for family only, followed by a Celebration of Life in the summer. Donations can be made to the ASPCA or the Memorial Gift Committee of the Plantsville Congregational Church, 109 Church St., Plantsville CT 06479.

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Talbot delivered a brief speech, thanking supporters, including his family, and describing his lifelong interest in serving the town.

While crash locations change from year to year, areas that show concentrations of crashes were evident in the DOT’s study. An analysis by DOT engineers yielded some interesting data that was cause for concern, Sylvestre said.

His childhood friend, Cathy Ulozas, was the daughter of the late Edward Ulozas, a Council Chair in the early 1970s who helped change Cheshire’s governance from the “first selectman” model to the current Town Manager and Town Council structure. Talbot mentioned hours of conversation between the young people and the elder Ulozas, learning about local politics and government.

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Last year saw the highest number of filings since at least 2017, the earliest year with available data. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted many of the existing inequities in the housing system, including that many people could face eviction after missing a paycheck because of illness or an unexpected expense. Data and research also show that families with children, women and people of color, especially women of color, are at heightened risk of eviction.

the creation of a national evictions database through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and require that the Government Accountability Office report on representation rates of tenants and landlords, cost savings associated with offering renters legal aid, and the limitations

A recent study from Princeton’s Eviction Lab found that about 2.9 million children face the threat of eviction every year.

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two years ago for low-income renters in certain ZIP codes and veterans statewide. It’s a collaboration of several legal aid groups across the state.

The report also found that the legal aid program likely saved Connecticut millions it would have otherwise spent on services such as emergency shelters, child welfare or health resources.

The state was the third to launch a right-to-counsel program and used $20 million in COVID-19 relief money. Officials have said they expect those funds to last until next year. A January report found that the program had broadly increased the number of tenants who have legal counsel in eviction proceedings. Landlords are much more likely to have legal representation.

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Tequila Jose Cuervo Gold / Silver..........1.75L.....$39.99 Espolon Blanco..........................1.75L.....$56.99 Casamigos Blanco.....................750ml....$50.99 Patron Silver...............................750ml....$43.99 1800 Silver..................................750ml....$31.99

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Rosé Whispering Angel........................750ml.....$22.99 The Beach by Whispering Angel.750ml.....$15.99 Gerard Bertrand Cotes des Roses....750ml.....$17.99 Le Versant - Must Try!..................750ml.....$13.99 Josh.............................................750ml.....$12.99 Cote Mas.....................................1L...........$12.99

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Scotch and Single Malt Johnnie Walker Red Label.........1.75L.....$36.99 Johnnie Walker Black Label......1.75L.....$54.99 Dewars White Label...................1.75L.....$34.99 Dewars 12yr...............................1.75L.....$47.99 Balvenie Doublewood 12yr........750ml....$66.99 Glenmorangie 10yr....................750ml....$45.99 Macallan 12yr............................750ml....$89.99 Glenfiddich 12yr........................750ml....$55.99