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CIAC unveils plan for fall sports season

CHALK YOUR WALK

By Bryant Carpenter Record-Journal staff

CHESHIRE — For Connecticut high school students, there is light at the end of the tunnel. On Friday, the CIAC released guidelines for the “resocialization” for scholastic sports and other activities. Resocialization: That’s a one big word for “gettin’ back at it.” Albeit, by degrees. With chalk in hand, Middle School of Plainville students took to the streets recently. The MSP Art club sponsored the “Chalk Your Walk” contest for middle school students and their families. Participants were challenged to draw or write encouraging messages on their driveway or sidewalk using chalk. MSP eighth grader Michael Fagan and family won first place with their positive driveway message: “After every storm there’s a rainbow.” MSP art teachers Laura Meehan and Lori Vigue commented that it was difficult to choose a winner, but that the Fagan family’s positive message of hope seemed especially important today.

MSP club honors 1st responders First, club members made a digital slideshow of support for the radiology nurses at the Hospital of Central Connecticut in Southington. Club member Juliana Radziewicz’s mother is a radiology nurse at the

hospital and club members wanted to support her and her co-workers by sending them the digital slideshow, pizza and grinders. See MSP, A7

The guidelines follow much along the lines of recommendations already issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as well as the National Federation of State High School Associations. Sports are categorized from “low risk” — such as cross country — to “high risk” — such as football — and the recommendations for each vary accordingly.

Target dates are included, but the plan is fluid, subject to change based on the progress of the coronavirus and Gov. Ned Lamont’s reopening plan for the Connecticut. On that front, the picture is promising. On Friday, the governor pushed up the launch of Phase II of his plan from June 20 to June 17. Phase II includes the reopening of gyms, fitness studios, bowling alleys and some youth sports programs. The CIAC, in issuing its recommendations, emphasized safety and caution in resuming activities. The CIAC also leaves considerable discretion to individual school districts. “It is understood that the guidelines do not fully mitigate any COVID-19 risk and, See CIAC, A16

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The Middle School of Plainville’s First Responder’s Fan Club, led by advisor and faculty member Christina Corvello, sponsored several support projects for first responders recently.

The CIAC guidelines, drawn up in conjunction with the Connecticut State Medical Society Sports Medicine Committee, map out a gradual and phased return to activity throughout July and August.

The suggested course of action is detailed and touches upon multiple bases, such as the opening of facilities, the size of gatherings, the sanitizing of equipment, the hygiene and health screening of players.

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Census workers will begin door-knocking in August Over the next decade, lawmakers, business owners, and many others will use 2020 Census data to make critical decisions. The results will show where communities need new schools, new clinics, new roads, and more services for families, older adults and children. The results will also inform how hundreds of billions of dollars in federal funding are allocated to more than 100 programs, including Medicaid, Head Start, block grants for community mental health services and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as SNAP. In short, your response matters.

According to the original schedule, non-response follow-up, (a.k.a. door knocking) was due to begin midMay. It will now be postponed until mid-August.

What does this mean? If you would prefer to avoid that knock on the door, then fill out the Census for your household.

Respond online at 2020Census.gov or call 844-330-2020 for English and 844-4682020 for Spanish. -- Press Release

Curbside pickup has returned to the library Curbside pickup The Staff and Trustees of the Plainville Public Library are pleased to announce the return of curbside pickup service. The service, which re-started May 18, is provided with a few adjustments from the last time around. This service is available to Plainville residents only who have a valid Plainville library card. We adore our patrons from neighboring communities, and we look forward to serving you again whenever our doors reopen. However,

this restriction is necessary to control demand. Holds are limited to items owned by the Plainville Public Library. Items from other libraries are unavailable. Holds can be placed either online or by phone. Staff is available to answer calls from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through Friday. To place a hold online, visit plainvillect.com/library to search our catalog. To place a hold by phone for adult materials, dial 860-793-1446. To place a hold by phone for children & teen materials, dial 860-793-1450.

There will be no same-day pickup available. For instance, if you place a hold on a Monday by 2 p.m., then you will receive a call or email later in the day informing you that your pickup will be available at 10 a.m. on Tuesday. Any holds placed after 2 p.m. on a Monday through 2 p.m. on Tuesday will be available at 10 a.m. on Wednesday.

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Locals in College Assumption College, Worcester, Mass., has named Brigett FithianGiantonio to its dean’s list for the spring semester.

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In Brief Painted Rock Club Plainville Painted Rock Club has been painting Kindness Rocks to bring smiles and peace during the pandemic. Rocks are hidden around town, and in parks especially. Some have been placed on top of fire hydrants so that they are easier to find. Once a rock is found, the finder may keep it, or rehide it. Finders are encouraged to take a photo of their

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In addition, the First Responder’s Fan Club made a digital slideshow of support for Army Sergeant Major Houle and his guard force. SGM Houle is a Connecticut National Guard member who has been stationed in Cuba since January. Prior to the pandemic, the club members sent many

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letters and packages to Houle and the guard force. To go along with the digital slideshow, the group also arranged for a pizza delivery for the guard force members. As a thank-you, the First Responder's Fan Club received an American flag that had been flown over the Cuban military base, a special Pentagon coin and a certificate from the guard force group. MSP faculty member and First Responder's Fan Club Advisor Christina Corvello with the American flag, Pentagon coin and certificate received from the guard force group.

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Southington council cancels Apple Harvest Festival By Jesse Buchanan Record-Journal staff

SOUTHINGTON — The Town Council voted unanimously Monday night to cancel this year’s Apple Harvest Festival over health concerns and uncertainty over whether the state would allow large gatherings this fall. Jim Morelli, a Republican councilor, suggested the Apple Harvest festival parade continue despite the cancellation. Town recreation director Dave Lapreay said Southington isn’t alone in forgoing signature town events. He recommended canceling.

A crowd of children laugh and interact with The Amazing Andy during his magic act on the main stage at the annual Apple Harvest Festival in Southington on Oct. 12, 2019.

Before voting, councilors discussed whether to attempt a scaled-down festival.

Michel DelSanto, a Republican councilor, said he wouldn’t want to hold an event that left people disappointed. “The last thing I want is the shell of the Apple Harvest festival,” he said. Republican Tom Lombardi, council vice chairman and festival committee member, said vendors have to plan and buy for the festival months in advance. There’s no guarantee that large gatherings will be allowed in September under Gov. Ned Lamont’s executive orders.

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“I don’t think it’s worth it for us to push the envelope and plan this festival and have vendors lose money,” Lombardi said. William Dziedzic, a Republican councilor, said the town recently celebrated the festival’s 50th anniversary. While he voted for the cancella-

tion, he wasn’t happy. “We will be judged, 10, 15, 25, 50 years from now for this decision,” he said. Victoria Triano, council chairwoman and a Republican, told councilors to bring ideas for alternative events to Lapreay.

Reopening resolution passed in partisan vote During Monday’s meeting, the council also voted along party lines to pass a resolution that asks Lamont to allow immediate reopening of Southington businesses and See Festival, A16

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‘Return the Flavor’ supports eateries The Plainville Republican Town Committee launched a program to support local restaurants – “Return the Flavor.”

The committee is purchasing $1,200 worth of restaurant gift certificates to help kickstart restaurants as they reopen. Raffle tickets for restaurant gift certificates can be purchased at $2 each or three for $5. More than 40 gift cards will be raffled off July 1.

The idea behind “Return the Flavor” is to encourage raffle winners to visit the restaurants and use the gift cards once COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. “This is a fantastic idea by the committee,” RTC chair

Gayle Dennehy stated. “Our local restaurants have been loyal sponsors of our events over several years and we thought we would return the favor by purchasing gift cards for future use. “‘Return the Flavor’ is our way of giving back and helping in some small way to sustain our restaurants in Plainville, and benefiting our local Community Fund during this most challenging time.” To purchase raffle tickets, contact Helen Bergenty at 860-302-3783 or Deb Hardy at 860-384-9577; jhardy6595@sbcglobal.net. For more information, find Plainville Republicans CT on Facebook. -- Press Release

Town Council Meeting Minutes The June 1, 2020 Regular Meeting was virtually called to order at 7 p.m. Present remotely, were Chairwoman Pugliese, Vice Chairwoman Tompkins, Council members Wazorko, Morante, Gnazzo, Rocco, Underwood, Town Manager Lee, Attorney Mastrianni, Intern Kylie Boule and Town Clerk Skultety. Coordinating the live feed was Director of IT Ross. Also, in attendance was Recreation Director Hewett and Ana LeGassey. I. PRESENTATIONS II. PUBLIC HEARING III. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING Councilman Wazorko motioned to approve the minutes of May 18, 2020 Special and Regular Meeting. The motion was seconded by Vice Chairwoman Tompkins and passed 7-0. IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS/ REPORTS Town Manager Lee introduced Intern Kylie Boule and described some of the tasks she has been given. He went on to mention the recent problems with Frontier

and phone/fax issues at the Municipal Center. Repairs were scheduled to begin. V. APPOINTMENTS/ RESIGNATION 1. Town Treasurer Resignation Vice Chairwoman Tompkins motioned to accept with regret the resignation of Jacob Rocco as Town Treasurer. The motion was seconded by Councilman Underwood and passed 7-0. 2. Town Treasurer Appointment Vice Chairwoman Tompkins motioned to appoint Glen Petit as Town Treasurer. The motion was seconded by Councilman Rocco and passed 7-0. VI. BOARD OF EDUCATION LIAISON (3rd Monday Meetings Only) VII. REPORT OF TOWN ATTORNEY No report was offered. VIII. REPORT OF TOWN MANAGER Town Manager Lee presented and discussed the following topics: • 4th Quarter Transfers and Additional Appropriations Finance Director Rob Buden is

finalizing the necessary transfers and additional appropriations to close out FY20 which ends on June 30. • Revenue Collector’s Suspense List In accordance with Connecticut State Statutes, the Revenue Collector has prepared the Suspense List of those taxes that are considered “uncollectable.” These “uncollectable” taxes fall into four main categories namely: motor vehicles, personal property, real estate and deceased persons. The amount recommended for the suspense list totals $181,847.97. Once the suspense list is approved efforts will still be taken to collect these taxes. Efforts will include engaging a collection agency, town attorney and town constables. • COVID-19 Update The Governor’s Executive Order 7TT addresses the reopening of Barbers and Hair Salons effective June 1. It also Amended Prohibitions on Large Gathering are permitted for indoor social and recreational gatherings are per-

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Emergency funds can’t be used to supplant lost tax receipts or other vanishing revenues. They apply only to clearly invoiced expenses. And those costs have to be above and beyond anything for which communities budgeted.

mitted up to and including ten (10) people. Outdoor gatherings are permitted for up to and including 25 people. No contact sports, attendees shall remain six feet apart, excluding immediate family and masks must be worn when people are within six (6) feet of each other. The 49-person limit on religious gatherings has been raised for indoor gathering to 100 people and to 150 people for outdoor religious gatherings provided social distancing measurers are employed. As a result of this order the Regional Health District Director Lockwood has decided to reopen the ball fields, playscapes, skate park as soon as possible. Basketball hoops will be reinstalled as well. Additional social distancing signs will be posted. Chief Catania is in the process of hiring a park patrol person. This person will work approximately 4 days a week including the weekends and will be responsible for encouraging social distancing rules. Finger printing for pistol permits was to begin Monday, June 8. Summer camp is being proposed to be an 8-week program with hours from 9-4 p.m., Mon.Fri. The cost is $5/week/child. Estimated revenue for 30 campers is $22,800. Estimated expenditures for the eight weeks

That last qualifier is huge. For example, most municipalities budget extra dollars for unforeseen overtime. If COVID-19 ate up those extra dollars, but didn’t go beyond the budgeted level, that’s not a covered expense. At issue is the $150 billion Coronavirus Relief Fund enacted by Congress as part of the $2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act Congress enacted in March, and — more specifically — Connecticut’s nearly $1.4 billion share of that relief fund. The dollars are earmarked to assist state, municipal and tribal governments. But Congress only mandated that states share fixed portions of their respective grants with large cities with populations in excess of 500,000. Otherwise, it’s up to state governments to decide how to to divvy up the dollars. Connecticut has no municipality close to that size; its largest city — Bridgeport — has about 147,000 people.

Thursday, June 11, 2020 is $32,412 reflecting a difference of $9,612. Most of this projected deficit can be funded by savings in the current fiscal year as a result of the temporary closing of the high school pool. A tentative opening or the pool will be June 20. 50 residents will be allowed inside the fence area at a time. All guests are required to purchase a $25 pool pass. Recreation Director Hewett expressed the importance of offering summer camp and reviewed the General Aquatics Operations Policies she and her staff have compiled. Town Council expressed their support of the opening proposals. • Summer Schedule The Town Council has historically reduced the number of regular meetings during the summer months. Town staff is suggesting that the Town Council consider cancelling the meetings held on the first Mondays during the months of July (6), August (3) and September (8). Town Manager Lee spoke about the possibility of resuming council meetings in September with limited attendance. • Happenings Town Intern Bouly reported on activities and programs including Tax & Assessing Office, Library, Fire Marshal/Emergency Services, Senior Center, Youth Services and 2020 Census. IX. PUBLIC COMMENTS Email received from John Kisluk, 65 Forestville Ave., commenting on various topics. X. NEW BUSINESS 1. Establish public hearing for

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“Ordinance Establish 4th Quarter Transfers for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2020.” Vice Chairwoman Tompkins motioned to establish a public hearing on Monday, June 15, 2020 at 7 p.m. to hear public comment on an ordinance entitled “Ordinance Establishing 4th Quarter Transfers for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2020.” The motion was seconded by Councilman Underwood and passed 7-0. 2. Establish public hearing for Additional Appropriations for Fiscal Year 2020 Budget. Vice Chairwoman Tompkins motioned to establish a public hearing on Monday, June 15, 2020 at 7 p.m. to hear public comment on additional appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2020 Budget. The motion was seconded by Councilman Wazorko and passed 7-0. 3. Revenue Collector’s Suspense List Vice Chairwoman Tompkins motioned to approve the Revenue Collector’s Suspense List. The motion was seconded by Councilman Rocco and passed 7-0. 4. Tax Refunds Vice Chairwoman Tompkins motioned to approve the tax refunds as listed on the Addendum (see below). The motion was seconded by Councilman Underwood and passed 7-0. Current Year 1 DeLeon, Candida, East Hartford, CT $456.29 2 Hendrick, Joyce & Susan, 16 Ashford Rd $44.27 3 His Grace LLC, South-

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We request patrons wear a mask and gloves, and only one person at a time is allowed in the vestibule. There will be entry available into the vestibule, but not the library itself.

Patrons would then have to place a hold again and move to the end of the queue. When is the library reopening? As of now, the library has no set date for reopening our doors to the public. While staff remains eager to see

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Staff is prohibited from any direct contact with the public. Items not picked up within five days will be checked in and put back into circulation.

therefore, school districts, parents, athletes, coaches, and officials should make individual determinations on when it is safe to return,” the CIAC stated. “School districts should consult their local departments of public health prior to implementing a return to in-person athletics or activities.” At this juncture, the opening

riods of time working, relaxing, playing or socializing in the building.

our friends again, there are building and service adjustments to be made, supplies to be obtained, and policies to arrange, before we can serve you safely again. It will be a long time before we can resume hosting programs and meetings or allow patrons to spend extended pe-

of practice for the fall season remains Aug. 17 for football and Aug. 27 for all others. Opening day of competition is still slated for Sept. 10. There have been no high school sports in Connecticut since March 10, when the CIAC, acting several days ahead of much of the rest of the sports world, canceled what remained of the winter postseason. The CIAC tried to hold out some hope for the spring

The personal, face-to-face interactions at which we excel will be at arm’s length for quite some time out of necessity; but our hearts remain open to the communi-

season, making several postponements before becoming the last state in the nation to call it off entirely on May 6. The CIAC Board of Control, which approved the re-opening guidelines on Thursday, June 4, is expected to reconvene on this issue in late June. The complete recommendations can be found on the CIAC website at casci.ac/5713.

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organizations. The council’s six Republicans passed the resolution despite the opposition of the three Democrats. Republicans said local businesses are hurting and should be able to reopen immediately if they can do so and still abide by state guidelines. Councilors who supported the resolution said it was a message to the governor and local businesses. Democratic councilors said the state is headed towards reopening and that the town should abide by the governor’s timetable. “A lot of thought went into it. It’s based on scientific facts and data,” said Chris Palmieri, Democratic minority leader. “I do see the light at the end of the tunnel.” jbuchanan@record-journal.com 203-317-2230 Twitter: @JBuchananRJ

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PIZZAS

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SMALL MED LARGE X LARGE PARTY CHEESE..............................8.59...............11.29...........12.29............ 14.29...............19.79 SUBSTITUTE’I ITEMS.....1.29...............1.50.............1.79.............. 2.29.................3.29 SPECIAL TOPPINGS......2.00...............2.50.............3.00.............. 4.00.................5.00 THICK CRUST ...................2.00 ..............2.00 ............2.00.............. 2.00.................2.00 Regular Toppings: Sausage, Pepperoni, Meatball, Olive, Ham, Mushroom, Peppers, Onion, Hamburger, Broccoli, Tomato, Eggplant, Garlic, Spinach, Anchovies, Pineapple, Bacon. Special Toppings: Artichoke, Grilled Chicken, Chicken Cutlet

WINGS

Sauces: Hot, Mild, BBQ, Teriyaki, Honey BBQ, Garlic Parmesan, Sweet Red Chili. extra blue cheese $1.00 10 PCS........................................................9.99 BONELESS 20 PCS......................................................18.99 6 PCS...........................................................9.99 30 PCS......................................................27.99 12 PCS......................................................17.99 40 PCS......................................................44.99 24 PCS......................................................28.99

GOURMET PIZZA

SMALL MED LARGE X LARGE PARTY 12.99 17.48 20.99 23.99 30.99 ACAPULCO - Hot mexican sauce, mozzarella, hamburger, pepperoni CHICKEN RANCH ERO- Chicken, bacon, herbs, ranch dressing (white) BBQ CHICKEN- Mozzarella, BBQ chicken BUFFALO CHICKEN- Mozzarella, buffalo chicken CALIFORNIA DREAMING- Mozzarella, roasted peppers, eggplant, artichoke hearts, olives,mushrooms & tomato sauce CHEESE LOVERS- Mozzarella, ricotta & romano cheese (red) CHUNKY CHICKEN- Chicken breast, broccoli, garlic topped wl mozzarella CONTADINA- Broccoli, fresh tomatoes, mushrooms, mozzarella & tomato sauce HAWAIIAN- Pineapple, ham, bacon (red) MEAT LOVERS- Hamburger, pepperoni, sausage & ham (red) SHRIMP PIZZA- Shrimp, spices, parmesan & mozzarella (red or white) SMOG- Sausage, mushrooms, onions, green peppers STEAK PIZZA- Steak, onion, mushrooms, roasted peppers THE WORKS- Onions, mushrooms, peppers, olives, meatballs, pepperoni, bacon & sausage VEGETARIAN- Eggplant, broccoli, mushroom, onion, pepper, spinach (red) WISE GUY PIZZA- Mozzarella, grated cheese, fresh basil, garlic, mushrooms BLT PIZZA- Bacon, lettuce, tomato HUSKY SPECIAL- Sausage, roasted peppers, onions, mushrooms & sauce LUIGI PIZZA· Pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, olives, prosciutto, bacon & sauce APOLLO PIZZA- Meatball, bacon, onion, roasted peppers & chicken TACO PIZZA- Spicy meat, lettuce, tomatoes, swiss cheese, salt & pepper CHICKEN CORDON BLEU- Ranch dressing, ham, provolone cheese & chicken

WHITE SPECIALTY PIZZAS

CHICKEN FLORENCE- Chicken, spinach, fresh spinach, fresh basil, fresh garlic ALFREDO’S SPECIAL- Chicken, basil, housemade rosemary oil, spinach & ricotta HOUSE PIZZA- Fresh tomato, chicken, sundried tomato, ricotta, garlic & basil BRUNO’S SPECIAL- Philly steak, peppers, mushrooms, onions, baked potatoes, olive oil & mozz SIX FLAGS SPECIAL- Spinach, broccoli, eggplant, sweet onions, parmesan cheese, mushrooms CLAMS CASINO- Clams, garlic, bacon, onions, spices (white) FLORENTINE- Ricotta cheese, spinach, garlic & mozzarella (while) GREEK-A little base of olive oil & oregano with mozzarella, tomatoes, feta cheese, olives (white) NATURALE- Sliced tomatoes, mushrooms, olives, spinach, garlic & mozzarella (no sauce) SEAFOOD PIZZA- Breaded shrimp, scallops & fish TOMATO BASIL- Olive oil, garlic, grated cheese, tomato, basil (white) WHITE CLAM- Baby clams, parmesan, mozzarella, cheese & spices

PANINI

SPINACH CHICKEN......................................................................6.99.........................8.99 Spinach, chicken, roasted peppers, mozzarella, pesto sauce

ALL AMERICAN.............................................................................6.99.........................8.99 Sliced turkey, roasted peppers, bacon, lettuce & tomato TORINO.............................................................................................6.99.........................8.99 Grilled chicken, roasted peppers, Mozzarella, pesto sauce MEDITERRANEAN 6.99 8.99

CALZONES & STROMBOLI

SMALL..........................................................................................................................9.29 MEDIUM....................................................................................................................11.29 LARGE........................................................................................................................14.29 Substitute toppings same as pizza • extra sauce $2.00

GRINDERS

8” Sm 12” Lrg 8” Sm 12” Lrg TUNA...................................6.99..........8.99 ITALIAN COMBO......7.99.......... 9.99 TURKEY.............................6.99..........8.99 Salami, ham, pepperoni ROAST BEEF....................6.99..........8.99 PEPPERONI...............6.99.......... 8.99 HAM....................................6.99..........8.99 PEPPER & EGG........6.99.......... 8.99 COOKED SALAMI...........6.99..........8.99 BACON & EGG..........6.99.......... 8.99 CHICKEN CUTLET..........6.99..........8.99 CHICKEN STIR FRY.....6.99.......... 8.99 PASTRAMI........................6.99..........8.99 With peppers, onions, mushrooms, broccoli &teriyaki sauce GRILLED CHICKEN.......6.99..........8.99 FISH .............................6.99.......... 8.99 BLT.......................................6.99..........8.99 STEAK & CHEESE...6.99.......... 8.99 HAMBURGER..................6.99..........8.99 DOUBLE STEAK.......8.99........ 0.999 CHEESEBURGER............6.99..........8.99 PEPPERONI STEAK....7.99.......... 9.99 VEGGIE...............................6.99..........8.99 extra cheese............................1.00.......... 1.50

NEW - ADD AVOCADO....................................................................................... $2.00

CLUB SANDWICHES

Served with Bacon, lettuce, tomato, mayo, French fries & pickle. Choice of White, Wheat or Rye.

TURKEY......................................................9.99 TUNA...........................................................9.99 ROAST BEEF............................................9.99 MANHATTAN............................................9.99

BLT................................................................9.99 GRILLED TURKEY.................................9.99 HAMBURGER...........................................9.99 CHEESEBURGER....................................9.99 Ham & Turkey HAM.............................................................9.99 NEW - ADD AVOCADO....................................................................................... $2.00

DINNERS

HOT PARMIGIANA GRINDERS

8” Sm

12” Lrg

8” Sm 12” Lrg

SAUSAGE..........................6.99..........8.99 FISH FILLET..............6.99.......... 8.99 MEATBALL........................6.99..........8.99 SHRIMP......................7.99.......... 9.99 EGGPLANT.......................6.99..........8.99 HUSKY COMBO ......7.99.......... 9.99 VEAL....................................6.99..........8.99 Meatball, Sausage, Eggplant CHICKEN...........................6.99..........8.99 SAUSAGE & MEATBALL...7.99.......... 9.99 NEW - ADD AVOCADO....................................................................................... $2.00

FROM THE GRILL

Served with french fries for 1.09 • Substitute onion rings 1.29

CHICKEN MELT Grilled chicken, sauteed onions, mushroom & green peppers...... 9.99 TUNA MELT Tuna, american cheese, tomato............................................................ 9.99 PATTY MELT Onion, american cheese, hamburger................................................... 9.99 TURKEY MELT Turkey & swiss cheese.................................................................... 9.99

All dinners served with salad & garlic bread. Choice of Pasta: Ziti, Spaghetti or Linguini PASTA W/ SAUCE............................... 9.99 SHRIMP PARMIGIANA w/Pasta........... 13.99 W/ MEATBALLS OR SAUSAGE....11 .99 STUFFED SHELLS.........................11.99 CHICKEN PARMIGIANA w/Pasta...............13.99 HOMEMADE LASAGNA................12.99 EGGPLANT PARMIGIANA w/Pasta..........12.99 BAKED ZITI.....................................12.99 MEATBALL PARMIGIANA w/Pasta...........12.99 MANICOTTl.....................................11.99 SAUSAGE PARMIGIANA w/Pasta.............12.99 RAVIOLI (cheese or meat).........................10.99 VEAL PARMIGIANA w/Pasta..........................13.99 CHICKEN ALFREDO......................15.99

SEAFOOD DINNERS

All dinners served with salad & garlic bread. Choice of Pasta: Ziti, Spaghetti or Linguini SEAFOOD COMBO...........................16.99 FRIED CLAMS................................12.99 fish, clam, scallop, shrimp FISH & CHIPS 4 pcs........................12.99 FRIED SCALLOPS 10pcs.................. 12.99. FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP 8pcs .......13.99 4 PIECES OF FRIED CHICKEN...... 12.99. CHICKEN TENDER DINNER 6pcs.... 11.99

APPETIZERS

QUESADILLAS

ONION RINGS................................... 4.99 FRENCH FRIES................................. 3.99 W/ CHEESE....................................... 4.99 W/ BACON & CHEESE.................... 6.99 CURLY FRIES.................................... 4.99 W/ CHEESE....................................... 5.99 W/ BACON & CHEESE.................... 7.99 FRIED MOZZARELLA STICKS 3 pcs........ 6.99 FRIED CLAMS................................... 6.99 TRI SAMPLER................................... 9.99

Served with sour cream and salsa sauce. Served with trench fries. Substitute curly fries 1.09 - substitute onion rings 1.29 CHICKEN RANCHERO Bacon, chicken, ranch dressing, cheese........................... 9.99 STEAK Green peppers, onion, mushroom & cheese................................................... 9.99 BUFFALO CHICKEN Hot sauce, bleu cheese, mozzarella....................................... 9.99 BBQ CHICKEN......................................................................................................... 9.99 HAM Lettuce, tomato, cheese, mayo & choice of toppings......................................... 9.99 SALAMI Lettuce, tomato, cheese, mayo & choice of toppings................................... 9.99 TURKEY Lettuce, tomato, cheese, mayo & choice of toppings.................................. 9.99 MEXICAN Hamburger, hot peppers, green peppers, onions & lettuce....................... 9.99 NEW - ADD AVOCADO....................................................................................... $2.00

WRAPS

Served with trench fries. Substitute curly fries 1.09 - substitute onion rings 1.29 - white, wheat, spinach and herb wraps available NEW - CHICKEN RANCHERO HAM WRAP..............................................9.99 ranch dressing, cheese......................................9.99 TURKEY WRAP.......................................9.99 GYRO WRAP Onion, tomato, lettuce, tzatziki.... 9.99 ROAST BEEF WRAP.............................9.99 BLT WRAP Lettuce, tomato, mayo................9.99 CHICKEN CAESAR WRAP..................9.99 CHICKEN CUTLET WRAP Boneless breaded Romaine lettuce & caesar dressing chicken, hot sauce, bleu cheese & lettuce.................9.99 CHICKEN STIR FRY WRAP...............9.99 STEAK WRAP Mushrooms, onions, green peppers....9.99 FISHERMAN fish, lettuce & tartar sauce......9.99 TUNA WRAP Lettuce & tomatoes...............9.99 MEXICAN grilled chicken, onion, pepper, VEGGIE WRAP........................................9.99 jalapeno pepper.................................................9.99

GRILLED CHICKEN WRAP.................9.99 NEW - ADD AVOCADO....................................................................................... $2.00

HUSKY BURGER

Deluxe served wl French Fries & Pickle. Substitute curly fries for 1.09 • Substitute onion rings 1.29

REGULAR DELUXE

HAMBURGER..................................................................................4.99................. 6.99 CHEESEBURGER............................................................................5.99................. 7.99 DOUBLE HAMBURGER...............................................................6.99................. 8.99 DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER.........................................................8.99............... 10.99 DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER W/ BACON.................................9.99............... 11.99 BACON HAMBURGER..................................................................5.99................. 7.99 BACON CHEESEBURGER.......................................................... 6.99................. 8.99 ALPINE BURGER Bacon, melted swiss cheese, lettuce & tomato.................7.99 ................ 9.99 TEXAS BURGER Ham & bbq sauce with american sauce...........................6.99................. 8.99 ITALIAN BURGER......................................................................... 6.99................. 8.99 Grilled onions, mushrooms, green peppers topped with lettuce, tomato & mozzarella cheese HUSKY BURGER BBQ sauce, red onion, bacon, provolone cheese...........7.99................. 9.99 TACO BURGER Onion, mushroom, mayo, bacon, chips with swiss cheese......7.99................. 9.99

NEW - ADD AVOCADO....................................................................................... $2.00

SALADS

NEW - ARIZONA SALAD Romaine lettuce, tomato, cucumber, onion, green pepper....................................5.99...................7.99

NEW - SPINACH ALMOND SALAD

Baby spinach, grilled chicken, tomatoes, feta cheese & almonds..........................7.49 ...................9.99

NEW - SOUTHWEST SALAD

Romaine lettuce, chipotle chicken, tomato, cucumber, onion, black beans, corn & tortilla chips............10.99 AVOCADO SALAD.......................................................................... N/A.................11.99 Romaine lettuce, avocado, cucumber, tomato, red onion, kalamata olives, mozzarella cheese & chicken TRAIL MIX SALAD....................................................................... N/A.................11.99 Iceberg lettuce tom cucumber onion olives dried cranberries wallnuts and chicken • SHRIMP SALAD over garden salad............................................... N/A.................11.49 GARDEN SALAD............................................................................5.49...................6.99 CHEF SALAD...................................................................................8.49...................9.99 Turkey, roast beef, ham, provolone, boiled eggs, salami, pepperoni CAESAR SALAD.............................................................................5.99..................7 .49 W/ CHICKEN...................................................................................8.49...................9.99 CAJUN SALMON CAESAR......................................................... N/A.................12.99 CAJUN CHICKEN CAESAR........................................................8.49...................9.99 Romaine lettuce, tomato cubes, cucumbers, onions ANTIPASTO Ham, salami, provolone, pepperoni ......................................7.49...................8.99 SPINACH PIE with Greek Salad..........................................................................N/A...................9.99 HUSKY SALAD Bacon, egg, mozzarella & grilled chicken........................ 9.79.................10.99 GRILLED CHICKEN..................................................................... 8.49...................9.99 GREEK SALAD...............................................................................7.49...................8.99 W/ CHICKEN..................................................................................8.99.................10.99 COBB SALAD Garden salad, turkey, egg & american salad...............................7.49...................8.99 TUNA SALAD..................................................................................8.79 ..................9.99 BUFFALO CHICKEN.....................................................................8.49...................9.99 BBQ CHICKEN................................................................................8.49.................. 9.99

NEW - ADD AVOCADO....................................................................................... $3.00 Dressings: Italian, French, Ranch, Bleu Cheese, Oil & Vinegar, Peppercorn, Creamy Italian, House, Caesar, Balsamic. Extra Dressing 0.95

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sauce, powdered sugar or cinnamon

GARLIC KNOTS 10 pcs........................5.99 12” GARLIC BREAD........................2.29 3 jalapeno poppers, 3 chicken tenders, 3 mozzarella sticks W/ CHEESE.......................................3.79 CHICKEN TENDERS 6 pcs................... 6.99 HUSKY BREAD.................................4.99 POTATO SKINS W/ CHEESE........... 5.99 Garlic butter, tomatoes & mozzarella cheese W/ BACON & CHEESE.................... 7.99 GARLIC BREAD STICKS.................5.99 W/ BROCCOLI & CHEESE.............. 7.99 CHESY BREAD.................................7.99 W/ BROCCOLI, BACON, CHEESE..... 8.99

HOUSE SPECIALTIES

CHICKEN SOUVLAKI Served on a pita bread with tomato, onion, feta cheese & lettuce .............8.99 CHICKEN SOUVLAKI DELUXE Served on a pita bread with Greek Salad & French Fries..................3.99 GYROS Served on a pita bread with lettuce, tomato, onion & yogurt sauce..........................................8.99 GYROS DELUXE Served on a pita bread with yogurt sauce, Greek Salad & French Fries...............13.99 PASTRAMI REUBEN Served on rye bread with sauerkraut & mozzarella with trench fries.......... 9.99 GRILLED CHICKEN DELUXE Hard roll. lettuce, tomato, mayo & cheese ............................9.99

SPINACH PIE....................................5.49 FRIED MUSHROOMS.................... 5.99 JALAPENO POPPERS.....................6.99 SIDE OF MEATBALLS.....................5.99 SIDE OF SAUSAGE..........................5.99 GRAPE LEAVES 8 pcs.........................6.99 FRIED DOUGH NUGGETS..............4.99

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