The North Haven Citizen May 7, 2021 by Record Journal

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Volume 16, Number 19

Contentious vaccine bill becomes law

A stroll through history

Connecticut will no longer allow a religious exemption from childhood immunization requirements for schools, colleges and day care facilities, becoming the sixth state to end that policy.

The last Saturday in April, participants gathered to walk the Quinnipiac Banton Trail to view acres of “Marsh Marigolds” (Lesser Celendine) along the Quinnipiac River in the Quinnipiac River State Park. Mary Mushinsky, of the Wallingford Quinnipiac Linear Trail group, acted as guide.

The legislation was signed into law Wednesday, April 28 by Gov. Ned Lamont, hours after the Democratic-controlled Senate passed the bill late Tuesday night. “Proud to sign this bill into law to protect as many of our school children as possible from infectious diseases as we can,” Lamont said in a tweet, announcing he had signed the contentious bill.

Banton Street was abandoned in the mid 70s when three dozen families had to be relocated due to rising river waters. The Quinnipiac River State Park was then created. As you walk along the trail, all that remains are remnants of foundations, fencing, driveways that go nowhere and shrubs and flowers that once enhanced the homes. The trail is accessible to persons of all abilities, and for bikes, strollers and wheelchairs. Grants have provided funds for three benches along the roadway.

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North Haven’s representatives were split on the bill. Sen. Paul Cicarella and Rep. Dave Yaccarino, both Republicans, were against the legislation. Democratic senator Martin Looney was a yes vote. Proponents have argued that eliminating the exemption will help prevent potential outbreaks of illnesses like measles. But critics argue the bill is discriminatory, and unnecessary, given the state’s overall high vaccination rate. Mary Mushinsky, along with Christine and Valentina Ouijano, lead hikers along the Quinnipiac Banton Trail.

Lamont said he spent a lot of time researching the issue.

Photo by Fran Notaro, North Haven Trail Association

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State regulators mull utility fines over storm response By Dave Collins Associated Press

HARTFORD — Connecticut regulators last week criticized the state’s two largest electricity distributors and said they are considering fines over what they called the companies’ failures in their preparation and response last August to Tropical Storm Isaias, which left hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in the dark for days.

Isaias knocked down scores of trees and utility wires, causing more than 740,000 outages at its peak and a total of more than 1.3 million outages to Eversource and United Illuminating customers. Many customers and local officials expressed anger and frustration at the companies’ power restoration efforts, which took more than a week in some places. Eversource and United Illuminated have defended their responses to the storm.

The state Public Utilities Regulatory Authority on Wednesday, April 28 issued a unanimous ruling that orders the companies and their affiliates to improve how they respond to major storms. The orders include increasing the number of line workers and other responders who restore power and clear blocked roads, and improving communications with customers.

During a meeting via video conference, the agency also ordered management audits of the two companies by independent firms, and officials said they are now considering fining the companies. How much the fines would be is not yet clear. The ruling also reduced the companies’ profits. A dollar amount for the profit reductions has not been calculated. See Utilities, A2

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Ed Crowder, a spokesperson for United Illuminating, said company officials were disappointed in PURA’s ruling, because regulators imposed Regulators said orders they a penalty despite finding the imposed on the two companies after storms in 2011 and “Our thousands of employees company generally met performance standards. “We are 2012 that also caused hunshowed skill and dedication mindful of the deficiencies dreds of thousands of power in restoring power to cuscited by PURA, and are well outages that took days to retomers as quickly as possiaware of the difficulties that store were not sufficient to ble,” Modifica said in a state- extended outages cause for improve the utilities’ rement. “Today’s decision deour customers,” Crowder said sponses to future storms. serves careful consideration in a statement. “However, we and review and we are comBoth companies have the believe the facts clearly supmitted to moving forward in right to appeal PURA’s deciport that UI faithfully folthe best interest of our cussion to Superior Court. lowed its Emergency Retomers.” sponse Plan, and met the Eversource spokesperson Trioverall targets therein.”

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cia Modifica said the company stands by its response to Isaias, but acknowledged “there are many areas for improvement that we are already addressing.”

PURA said United Illuminating, which serves 340,000 customers in southwestern Connecticut, did a better job responding to Isaias than Eversource, which serves nearly 1.3 million customers in the rest of the state.

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“When it comes to the safety of our children, we need to take an abundance of caution,” the governor said in a statement. “This legislation is needed to protect our kids against serious illnesses that have been well-controlled for many decades, such as measles, tuberculosis, and whooping cough, but have reemerged.”

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North Haven remains in COVID-19 red zone As of May 2, the total of laboratory-confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases reported among Connecticut residents was 340,545. Three hundred forty-two patients were hospitalized with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19. There had been 8,112 The state’s most recent reCOVID-19-associated deaths port, issued April 29, showed in the state 74 positive cases in North Haven. That works out to an To schedule a vaccination: average of 22.3 daily cases VAMS online system: The per 100,000 people. North Vaccine Administration Haven logged 89 positive cases in the previous report. Management System can be used to schedule appointments. North Haven remains in the coronavirus red zone. The color coded status for cities and towns represents two weeks of cases. The trigger for top-of-the-chart red status starts at a rate of 15 cases per 100,000 people per day.

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In Brief Restock effort

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The North Haven Lions will be at North Haven Congregational Church Saturday, May 8, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., for a Restock the Food Banks collection. No-longer-needed eyeglasses will be accepted as well. Also, the Lions will be collecting blankets, towels, peanut butter and canned pumpkin for the Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation. For more information, email northhavenctlions@ gmail.com.

The New England Carousel Museum, 95 Riverside Ave., Bristol, will host a Mother’s Day Vintage Tea Sunday, May 9. The cost is $35 per person ($30 for members.) For details, visit thecarouselmuseum.org. Army reunion The Second (Indianhead) Division Association is searching for anyone who served in the Army's 2nd Infantry Division at any time. Visit 2ida.org or contact Bob Haynes: 2idahq@comcast.net, 224-225-1202.

The North Haven Trail Association and the North Haven Camera Club are co-sponsoring the Tidal Marsh Trail Photo Contest through July 1. For rules and details, visit northhaventrails.org.

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The North Haven Garden Club will host its annual May Bikers Against Animal Cruel- Market Fundraiser Saturday, ty, a North Haven-based May 8, 9 a.m. to noon, on non-profit, is holding a "Pet the Town Green (rain or House Candles" online sale. shine.) The plant sale will The candles are made from feature extraordinary perensoy grown by U.S. farmers nials, all hand-dug from and are guaranteed to elimi- members' gardens; along nate pet odors. Spray air with a selection of plants fresheners and car freshenthat attract bees, butterflies ers also are available. Twen- and birds. The market will ty percent of each sale goes have annuals, tomatoes and to Bikers Against Animal herbs, as well. Also, a variety Cruelty. Visit onefuof outside vendors will be on rallpets.com or find Bikers hand. Potential vendors Against Animal Cruelty on should email nhgccindy@yaFacebook. hoo.com.

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The flower sale will take place Friday, May 7 and Saturday, May 8, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday, May 9, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Masks and social distancing are required. For more information, email northfordcc@gmail.com or call 203-484-0795.

Autism walk, festival Autism Services and Resources Connecticut (ASRC), the first exclusive Connecticut autism advocacy organization for individuals and families, will hold the 24th Annual Walk and Festival for Autism Sunday, May 23 at the North Haven Fairgrounds.The event will include a short walk with three staggered start times, food trucks, a classic car show, raffle and other socially-distanced entertainment. For more information, visit ctasrc.org.

Shredding event Temple Beth Sholom, 1809 Whitney Ave., Hamden, will host a document shredding event Sunday, May 23, 9 a.m. to noon. The on-site shredding truck will be provided by Affordable Solutions, LLC. Small copy boxes are $10, large banker boxes are $20. Also available will be hard drive destruction and computer recycling for $20 ($10 for hard drive only). For more information, email fundraising@tbshamden.com.

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The North Haven Soccer Club is giving $500 college scholarships to two current or former members of the NHSC who are heading off to college. Guidelines for the application process are as follows :

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Applicant must be a current or former member of the Applicant must be a graduNorth Haven Soccer Club, ating high school senior who either as a player, coach, volwill be attending their first unteer or referee for at least year of college in the fall of 5 years. State in what capaci2021. Applicant may not be a ty you were involved with child of any of the current the club and in what years. officers of the North Haven Soccer Club or a child of the Applicant must expect to

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Bikes wanted Don't toss out that old bike or bike tires. The North Haven Garden Club is looking for donations in order to continue its efforts to decorate bikes and wheels and place them around town as part of its Civic Beautification Program. Email nhgccindy@yahoo.com.

PD fingerprinting The North Haven Police Department offers fingerprinting services Tuesdays 8:30 to

Connecticut State Treasurer and Trustee of the Connecticut Higher Education Trust, Shawn T. Wooden, has relaunched the state’s 529 college savings plan under new program manager, Fidelity Investments. Existing CHET Direct Plan account owners should visit Fidelity.com/CHETactivate to activate their accounts. New enhancements to the CHET plan include no minimum amount to open a CHET Direct 529 account,

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DeLauro, other politicians share updates from D.C. Community projects House Appropriations Committee Chair Rosa DeLauro (D-CT-03) announced 10 Connecticut community projects she has submitted for consideration in appropriations bills for the upcoming fiscal year. A press release from the congresswoman's office states: "As Chair of the House Appropriations Committee, which sets federal spending, DeLauro is committed to meeting the needs of our communities in a transparent and accountable way. Under Appropriations Committee guidelines she developed, and which have been praised by experts across the political spectrum, each

Representative may request funding for up to 10 projects in their community for fiscal year 2022 – although only a handful may actually be funded. Projects are restricted to a limited number of federal funding streams, and only state and local governments and eligible non-profit entities are permitted to receive funding." “There are dedicated people and groups across Connecticut planning impactful projects that simply need funding to succeed,” said DeLauro. “That is the motivation behind Community Project Funding, which I made part of the fiscal year 2022 appropriations process. I am thrilled to champion these ten requests that will foster community development through avenues such as

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(NJ-12) introduced the Making Essentials Affordable and Lawful (MEAL) Act to lift restrictions on the receipt of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) benefits for people with prior felony drug convictions.

Cohen, Moore, and Watson Coleman on this crucial legislation ensuring formerly incarcerated Americans have a fair chance at success and self-sufficiency,” said Hayes.

Many of the 600,000 people released from our federal prisons each year find seriThe projects are in the comous challenges when they “SNAP and TANF are critical reenter their communities, munities of Wallingford, supports that would help Branford, North Branford, including restrictions or lifeDurham, New Haven, MidAmericans as they transition time bans on food assistance dletown, Ansonia and Strat- back to their communities under SNAP and TANF. Most ford. after incarceration. Once a states have opted to alter or person has served their time, remove such bans, but linwe should be ensuring they gering barriers continue to MEAL Act have the tools to succeed hinder returning citizens and become productive and expose them to higher Congresswoman Jahana Hayes (CT-05), Congressman members of society. Denying risks of recidivism. access to safety net programs Steve Cohen (TN-09), Con— Press Release only puts needless obstacles gresswoman Gwen Moore in their path. I am pleased to (WI-04) and CongresswomSee D.C., A8 an Bonnie Watson Coleman work with Representatives

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American Rescue Plan Rep. John B. Larson (CT-01) was joined by Ken Corbin (Commissioner of the Wage & Investment Division and Chief Taxpayer Experience Officer for the Internal Revenue Service) April 28 at an event to highlight the direct benefits made possible by the American Rescue Plan and to answer questions on how people can access the benefits.

Subcommittee on Near East, South Asia, Central Asia and Counterterrorism, will travel to Oman, Qatar and Jordan, joining senior members of the Biden Administration during parts of the trip. Mur“The American Rescue plan phy will meet with foreign includes countless number leaders and senior officials of provisions that directly including King Abdullah II, help American families and Omani Foreign Minister Alour challenge is to make sure Busaidi, Qatari Foreign Minfamilies across the state and ister Al-Thani, United Nacountry know what these tions Special Envoy to benefits are and how to apYemen Martin Griffiths and ply for them,” said Larson. several European ambas— Press Release sadors to Yemen. He will also discuss the reform agenda in the Middle East, prospects Middle East trip for preserving the two-state U.S. Senator Chris Murphy solution between Israelis (D-Conn.), Chairman of the and Palestinians, instability U.S. Senate Foreign Relations in Syria and the refugee cri-

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(STEM) fields, examine impacts of harassment on individuals and policies to reduce it, and spur interagency efforts to mitigate this harassment. “This bill directly confronts the persistent and pervasive culture of sexual harassment in STEM,” said Blumenthal. “Harassment and discrimination rob talented individuals of brilliant careers and deprive our country of their great minds. With deep gender inequality in STEM fields, we must make it easier for women and other underrepresented groups to join and thrive in these industries. I’m proud to spearhead this effort with Senator Smith and ensure we put a stop to unacceptable harassment and discrimination in STEM.”

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las células inmunes apropiadas (anticuerpos, células T, macrófago, etc.). Estos son los soldados que responden a un invasor o enemigo en su cuerpo. Igual al proceso de entrenamiento de los soldados, el cual toma tiempo, el proceso en humanos y primates no humanos toma alrededor de 2-3 semanas. La segunda dosis de la vacuna llamada la ‘dosis de refuerzo,’ se da a las 3 semanas para la vacuna de Pfizer y a las 4 semanas para la vacuna de Moderna. Esto estimulará los niveles de células inmunes para protección óptima contra exposición futura al SARS-CoV-2, el virus que causa el COVID-19. Dos semanas después de la dosis de refuerzo, los ‘soldados de inmunidad’ están bien entrenados para ganar la batalla contra el virus.

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May is National Foster Care Month, a time to consider the many children and youth in need of loving homes and the professionals dedicated to finding foster families.

In Connecticut, on any given day, there are nearly 4,000 children and youth in foster care, and there are nearly 600 youth in need of loving foster homes. Most are over the age of 13. Wheeler offers a 10-week virtual course called TIPSMAPP, Trauma-Informed Partnering for Safety and Permanence – Model Approach to Partnerships in Parenting, to prepare prospective foster parents and families for the role of fostering a child or youth. Classes run Monday evenings, 6 to 8 p.m., May 10 through July 26. The program is open to prospective parents from all walks of life. Attendees are under no obligation to become licensed foster parents. To register for Wheeler’s TIPS-MAPP course, contact Michelle Martins at 860-7075068, Allison Casinghino at 860-637-5586, or email fostercareprograms@wheelerclinic.org. — Press Release

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tions and vaccine providers to promote and increase vaccine equity. The Meriden Health and Human Services Department and the Chesprocott Regional Health District, which services Cheshire, Prospect and Wolcott, were among the agencies selected for the grants. The contracts with each district are still being negotiated and the amounts were unavailable on Monday. The Meriden health department has been offer-

ing clinics in partnership with other agencies. It is no longer administering vaccines at the senior center. However, walk-in vaccines are distributed every Monday at the Augusta Curtis Cultural Center, 175 E. Main St., Meriden. “Our goal with the vaccination program is to reach out to every Connecticut resident, particularly those who have historically been underserved when it comes

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“An observance like National Foster Care Month is an opportunity to start the conversation about foster care, but more importantly, to consider what we can do year round to find foster homes, as well as serve children and youth already in care, and support foster families,” said Sharon Pendleton-Ponzani, LCSW, director, Wheeler Foster Care Services.

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