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Volume 18, Number 46
Friday, November 17, 2023
GOP remains in control of leadership By Michael Savino Special to The Citizen
First Selectman Michael Freda will serve an eighth term in office after a successful election night for Republicans. Republican Town Committee Chairman Vincenzo Gallo promised “consistent customer service” after his party maintained control of the town’s boards and commissions.
“It’s an unpaid service, but we have a lot of great candidates with a lot of background that fits in several single section we put them in,” he said. Freda’s win was a formality, as he ran unopposed. Second Selectman William Pieper helped Republicans maintain control.
Republican J. Stacey Yarbrough also ran unopposed for town clerk and tax collector. Democratic Vice Chairman Frederick Rodriguez said his party needs to continue to get more engagement from Democrats in town.
“Democrats don’t come out and Democrats ran one candidate for the vote, you can just see it in the numslate: Third Selectwoman Sally Bue- bers,” he said. mi, who maintained her seat. He said Democrats tried to build
more support by door knocking, asking questions and even trying to use their website to interact with voters. Rodriguez said it hasn’t been enough yet. The town committee decided to leave some races uncontested if they couldn’t find qualified candidates. “We need people to be engaged in the party so we can have good canSee Election, A2
Budget referendum date may be changed
HELPING LOCAL VETERANS
By Michael Savino Special to The Citizen
Selectmen could push back the budget referendum date before it’s officially set in order to give voters more time to learn about the eventual proposal. Originally, the Board of Selectmen was looking at a May 14 referendum, but that would only be one day after the annual town budget meeting on the budget. That date could change to May 21, following a suggestion Third Selectwoman Sally Buemi made during the Board of Selectmen’s Nov. 2 meeting.
The 2023 Veterans Day Project brought up dozens of volunteers on Saturday, Nov. 11, each ready to help veterans around North Haven. The Project aims to clean up the yards – raking leaves and more – of local men and women who served in the Armed Forces. The volunteers met at 8:30 a.m. at North Haven High School and then spread out around the community, raking/blowing leaves and helping vets for free. Photo courtesy of Veterans Day Project, Facebook
“Nine hours, I don’t think, gives our voters enough time to learn about the budget,” Buemi said, referencing the fact that the annual town meeting can often last until 9 p.m. Polls for a budget referendum open at 6 a.m. The town charter sets the annual town budget meeting for the second Monday in May, which will be See Referendum, A2
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In Brief Refuse Collection: Thanksgiving Holiday The North Haven Public Works Department wishes to advise all North Haven residents that the refuse and recycling collection for Thursday, Nov. 23, Thanksgiving Day, and Friday, Nov. 24, will be delayed one day. The Transfer Station and Recycling Center will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 23, for the Thanksgiving Holiday. The Transfer Station and Recycling Center will be open Friday and Saturday.
Food Distribution The Community Services office for the Town of North Haven have announced that North Haven residents will be welcome to reserve their names for the 2023 Thanksgiving food distribution.
Thanksgiving food pickup will take place on Monday, Nov. 20, from 10 – 11 a.m. in the gym the Recreation Center, 7 Linsley St. Parking will be available along Linsley St., in the front circle of the recreation center and at the North Haven Congregational Church, 28 Church St. Contact Rob Snurkowski in the Community Services office any time between 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., Monday through Friday at 203-239-5321 ext. 502 to sign up. Requests must be received no later than 4 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 17. Currently, there is a need for: instant mashed potatoes, stuffing, turkey gravy, canned vegetables, canned cranberries and canned yams. Monetary donations are gladly accepted. Beyond Thanksgiving, the food bank has a constant need for: mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard, coffee, tea, tuna, soup, any Chef Boyardee products, instant mashed potatoes, cook-
ies, crackers, macaroni and cheese, protein bars, granola bars, trail mix, nuts, jerky, peanut butter crackers, graham crackers, dried fruit, fruit roll ups, fruit snacks, fruit cups, applesauce, pudding cups, peanut butter, jelly, pop tarts, cereal, oatmeal, pancake mix, syrup, fruit juice boxes and canned fruit. These items can be dropped off to the Department of Community Services office, at the Town Hall Annex Building, 5 Linsley St., from Monday through Friday, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., from now until Friday, Nov. 17. If you would like to sign up, receive further information or have any questions regarding these programs, contact the Department of Community Services at 203-2395321 ext. 500.
Community Services requesting items to replenish Food Bank The Community Services Food Bank is currently seeking assistance in gathering holiday food items. With the increasing demand of families visiting the Community Services Food Bank on a monthly basis, the food bank supply has gotten extremely low. Currently, there is a need for Thanksgiving and Christmas food items: instant mashed potatoes, stuffing, turkey gravy, canned vegetables, canned cranberries and canned yams, canned fruits. These items can be dropped off to the Department of Community Services office, located at the Town Hall Annex Building, 5 Linsley St., from Monday through Friday, between 9 See Briefs, A3
Referendum
watch the recording on North Haven TV.
Michael Freda shared Buemi’s concerns about timing.
their schedule and I’ve got no problem with it.”
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She also questioned whether state law allows the referendum to happen the next day and suggested the townwide budget vote be pushed back to May 21.
Freda, who is also on the Board of Finance, said he first wants to make sure the Finance Board can “adjust
He said he’d report back to the Board of Selectmen at their Dec. 7 meeting.
May 13 in 2024.
the next day isn’t enough time for voters.
That would mean the referendum would need to take place on May 14.
“The budget that is presented at the annual budget meeting is usually quite different from anything they’ve seen before,” she said, adding the town will revise the proposal based on information like new revenue projections.
The annual town budget meeting is used to inform residents about the budget. Buemi, though, expressed concern that holding a vote
Residents could then want time to consider the new information. She also noted voters who can’t attend the town meeting may want to
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three seats, meaning the town was preparing for a recount on Nov. 15. Mansuer, announced that she had decided to drop out.
The Board of Finance, meanwhile, initially planned to set the mill rate on May 15, assuming a budget is approved at referendum.
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didates to put forward,” he said. Democrats Lori Mansuer and Amanda Gabrielle tied in the Board of Education race, with 1,748 votes each. Republicans won two of the
Rodriguez stated he was disappointed because the party endorsed Mansuer, while Gabrielle was able to win a nomination at September’s primary despite not being
The rest of the Board said they didn’t share Buemi’s interpretation of the law. “By us setting the date (ahead of time), we can set the date as the day after the town meeting,” Second Selectmen William Pieper said. Still, he and First Selectman nominated for re-election. Gallo, meanwhile, said he was “so appreciative of the voters who came out and supported our town ticket.” Gallo said the results showed voters support the way Freda, who has been first selectman for 14 years, and the Republicans have run the town.
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able in the morning and a lunch menu of hotdogs, chili dogs, homemade chili will be available to eat in From A2 or to go. Craft vendors selling unique crafted items will also be a.m. and 4 p.m., from now throughfeatured. We are still seeking crafters out the holiday season. If you have for this event. Cost is $30 per 8-foot any questions, contact Rob table. For more information, contact Snurkowski in the Community Serthe fair coordinator, Vicki LiPuma, vices office, weekdays between 9 by calling 203-265-1070 or email a.m. – 4 p.m. vicklip@aol.com. Come get some of your holiday shopping done, take a chance to win some great gifts at our Fall Fair seeking crafts Raffle Table, and enjoy some great Fall Fair at Faith United Methodist food. This is primarily a cash sale Church on Saturday, Nov. 18 Seeking event. Crafters: Faith United Methodist Church, 81 Clintonville Road, North Fashion Show Haven will host its annual Fall Fair on Saturday, Nov. 18 from 8:30 a.m. The North Haven Sons & Daughters – 2 p.m. Featured are homemade of Italy Lodge 2805 is proud to once chicken pot pie, apple and pumpkin again be sponsoring another fashion pies, jams, our popular Cookie Walk, show. Join us for a fun afternoon and other delicious bake goods and that includes the lovely fall, winter, a large assortment of unique handand holiday fashions from Carol’s made crafts made by our church Creations of North Haven. There will Craft Group. Our Raffle Table feabe a delicious and plentiful buffet tures a great variety of themed gift brunch on Nov. 19, 2023 at the baskets and gift items. All adults Woodwinds Banquet Facility, 29 who attend our fair will be issued Schoolground Road, Branford, from one free raffle ticket. New this year is 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tickets are $50 per our Christmas from the Attic room person. a credit only bar is available. where we will sell lovingly used holiIt promises to be a great day! Who day ornaments and decorations. knows? You might be a raffle winner Breakfast sandwiches will be avail-
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Senior News Joyce C. Budrow Senior Center 189 Pool Road, 203-239-5432 WEEK OF Nov. 20 – 24. See our Senior Center Newsletter on-line at www.town.northhaven.ct.us Save the Dates: Senior Center Closing: Wednesday, Nov. 22, at 3 p.m. There will be NO Bridge and NO Bingo on this day due to early closure. Senior Center Closed: Thursday, Nov. 23 and Friday, Nov. 24, 2023 for the Thanksgiving Holiday. Tree Trimming and Treats!: Wednesday, Nov. 29, at 11:30 a.m. Join your friends at the Senior Center as we decorate the Christmas tree, enjoy egg nog and cookies and celebrate being together. It’s sure to be a fun and festive way to celebrate the holidays. We hope to see you. RSVP by Nov. 27, by calling 203-2395432 or stopping by the office toSee Seniors, A4
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5:30pm - 6:00pm Location: Community Room at North Haven Memorial Library Ages: 12 - 24 months to 5yrs Registration Required Calling all toddlers and preschoolers! Join us for this loosely structured dance party to burn off some extra energy, sing, dance and play with instruments. Tutu Tuesday Tuesday, November 21, 2023
Thanksgiving Parade Brigade Tuesday, Nov. 21, from 6 6:45 p.m. at the Children's Story Room at North Haven Memorial Library; Ages: 5 to 7yrs; Registration Required. It’s almost Thanksgiving! March on down to the Children’s department for a fun, Thanksgiving-themed story and wearable craft before we parade around the library! Costumes are strongly encouraged! Booktime Boogie Wednesday, Nov. 22, from 10:30 - 11 a.m. at the Community Room at North Haven Memorial Library; Ages: 2 to 5yrs; Registration Required.
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The North Haven Historical Society will be open to the public on Sunday, Dec., 3, to celebrate the start of the holiday season! The Society, located at the Cultural Center, 27 Broadway in North Haven, will be open from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 3, during the town’s annual tree lighting. There will be decorated exhibits, an activity for children, and refreshments for all who visit. The recently acquired contents of the Orchard Hill JHS cornerstone will be on display a s well. This will be your chance to show off your Orchard Hill artifacts – photos, articles of clothing, yearbooks, programs, etc. from the old junior high school. Our volunteers are also happy to copy artifacts of interest regarding Orchard Hill for our files or
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Finance 101: Planning for surprise medical bills By Jeff Jolly
Major medical expenses can create a heavy financial burden. And the fact is, all of us are susceptible to unforeseen and costly medical events. While we can’t control whether and when we might encounter an unexpected health challenge, we can prepare for it financially. Here are several strategies to help you get started. The realities of today’s medical coverage To start, it’s important to make sure you have the right health insurance in place to help you manage the financial consequences of a health crisis.
to face co-pays or deductibles when you need care. Therefore, your financial commitment doesn’t end with the premiums for which you may be responsible. Depending on the policy you carry, you could easily face out-of-pocket expenses costing several thousand dollars. One way to manage these costs is to pay close attention to whether providers you work with are “in- network,” or “out-of-network.” Typically, your personal financial liability is limited with in-network providers, but your insurance coverage may be lacking if you use out-of-network services. In emergency situations, you may not have much control over who provides your care. These circumstances can result in particularly large bills that may surprise those who thought their health insurance would cover them.
Most people have coverage either through their employer, through an individual policy or as part of a government program such as Medicaid or Medicare. Regardless Take time to understand of how you are insured, it is what is and isn’t covered unincreasingly common today der your current health in-
surance policy so you’re better informed on what the potential financial impacts could be. Insurance isn’t enough – plan for that
cation costs. Having a dedicated cash cushion in place can help you help you handle surprise medical bills without depleting savings devoted to other goals.
Short-term disability insurance options can also be an important financial protection. If you need to take time off work due to an illness or injury, short-term disability policies typically provide a specified portion of your paycheck that can be used Conventional wisdom recommends that you set aside for expenses. Evaluate opthe equivalent of three-to-six tions that may be available through your employer and months of household income in an emergency fund. consider purchasing a policy These are dollars that should or enhanced policy on the market if needed. be readily accessible and held in vehicles such as Other steps to consider bank savings accounts or If you find yourself in a money market funds. Given the rate of inflation and cost pinch trying to pay bills, of living increases, an even there are other steps to conlarger emergency fund, sider : equal to nine months or n Talk to your medical more of income, may be approvider to try to make arpropriate. rangements to either alter If possible, avoid depleting the charge or set up a payaccounts that are set up to ment plan that you can realmeet long-term goals, such istically stick to. as retirement or college eduHealth insurance may mitigate much of the cost risk, but it doesn’t eliminate it. You should have money saved in an emergency fund to help cover additional expenses.
n If you need more guidance, consult with a credit counselor who may be able to help you structure a solution to deal with your financial challenges. n If you experience a major
medical event, the least of your worries should be paying for it. Planning ahead is your best defense against the impact of surprise expenses. Your financial advisor can work with you to make sure you are properly prepared. Jeffrey T. Jolly, CFP ® is a Private Wealth Advisor and Sr. Vice President with Root, Borajkiewicz, Lucarelli Wealth Advisors, a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC. in North Haven, CT. He specializes in feebased financial planning and asset management strategies and has been in practice for 18 years. To contact him, (203) 407-8188 ext. 330 or visit his office located at 250 State St, E-1 North Haven, CT 06473.
NHEF hosts Trivia Night, raising about $4,000 Over 120 people put their phones away for a few hours and put their trivia knowledge to the test at the North Haven Education Foundation‘s (NHEF) Trivia Night fundraiser on Friday, Nov. 3. One of the liveliest rounds was “Name that Tune” which was officiated by Russell Dallai, Principal of North Haven High School. As a few seconds of a particular song was played, participants had to name the artist who sang the cover as well as the original song. Bernard Pellegrino, Chair of the NHEF was the other Master of Ceremonies. Donations are still coming in, but NHEF estimates that Trivia Night raised about $4,000 in donations for the North Haven Education Foundation. The trivia rounds were very
shall; Parrett, Porto, Parese & Colwell; Pellegrino Law Firm, Dean Volain, and Welcome Home Mortgage.
Trivia Night winning team - NHHS Class of 1978. Claudia Negro, Maura Welch, Maria Carofano, Jeff Andrews, Tom Sbabo. Kathy Andrews. Charlene Logan. Table Sponsor: Patty Jackson Marshall and James Marshall.
competitive with multiple teams vying for the top spot but at the end of the night, the NHHS Class of 1978 team won.
individuals and businesses and everyone who came out tonight to participate and support the Foundation. It was a terrific event!”
Kathy Rocklin, Vice Chair of the NHEF and a board member for over 15 years, said “We were so excited to have this enthusiastic crowd attend Trivia Night! We would like to thank all of our table sponsors, supporting
Sponsors for the NHEF Trivia Night included: Table Sponsors: Anna Buono; Stearns and Ruth Bryant; Donna O’Keefe; Democratic Town Committee; James and Patty Mar-
Winning Team Prize & Treasure Chest sponsors include: Arnold’s Jewelers, Barnes & Noble, Buffalo Wild Wings, Carol’s Creations, Dunkin Donuts, Eli’s on Whitney, The Flower Nook, Home Depot, Home Goods, Longhorn/Olive Garden, Michael’s, The Paper Store, Richard Penna Hair Salon, Scott Mirmina, Target, Trax Training Gym, Valentino's Tailors, Wentworth’s Ice Cream, World Class Liquor and Wine Store.
The North Haven Education Foundation, Inc. (NHEF) is 509(c)(3) public charity. The NHEF provides funding to support and enhance educational initiatives in the district’s public schools and the community. Since its formation in 2004, the NHEF has helped bridge the gap between increased demands placed upon the school system and a decrease in federal and local educational funding. The Foundation awards grant money to encourage the innovation and establishment of educational projects that touch the lives of as many of our students as possible.
Special thanks to North Haven Paint & Hardware for donating the keys for the Treasure Chest! The winner of the Treasure Chest was Robert Teodosio.
For questions about the NHEF, contact: Bernard Pellegrino (Chair) bp@pellegrinolawfirm.com Kathy Rocklin (Vice Chair) eve.rocklin@ gmail.
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