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Free school meals through Dec. 31

Library adapts to new protocols

Plainville Community Schools students will receive breakfast and lunch at no cost each school day through the end of 2020, according to district Food Services Director Ashley Onion.

The Plainville Public Library fully reopened July 27 after implementing many changes to maintain the building’s health, but patron visits are still far fewer than pre-pandemic times.

“During this challenging time, Food and Nutrition Services is delighted USDA temporarily extended breakfast and lunch at no charge to all students until Dec. 31. It is extremely important for students to have access to healthy and nutritious meals on a daily basis,” said Onion, who came to Plainville this year after serving as Food Services Director in Watertown. Through the free meal program, Plainville students – both those attending school onsite and those participating in remote learning –receive one breakfast

Superintendent Steven LePage noted, ”Students need to have their basic needs for food and nutrition met in order to be fully available and ready for learning. When one’s stomach is growling, it is difficult to focus on other things, such as learning. We are grateful for this opportunity to extend food and nutrition options to all students who need it.” For questions regarding the free meals program or the food service program in general, contact Ashley Onion: 860-793-3234; oniona@ plainvilleschools.org. — Press Release

According to library Director Trish Tomlinson, the library never considered itself to be “closed” as staff continued to See Library, A17

The Plainville Public Library fully reopened on July 27, but Library Director Trish Tomlinson said most people continue to use the curbside pickup option rather than coming inside. Plainville library, Facebook

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It’s a fourth-and-long situation By Greg Lederer Record-Journal staff

For the state football community, the news came swiftly last Wednesday. A day earlier than they had originally scheduled to meet, the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference Board of Control came together and decided for the second time to cancel 11on-11 high school football this fall. “My son texted me that he saw the news on Twitter,”

said Platt coach Jason Bruenn. “It is frustrating. You can probably run the whole gamut of emotions at this point.” The decision ended an extensive back-and-forth process between the CIAC and state agencies. In July, the CIAC came up with a gradual plan of playing football amid the coronavirus pandemic, but the Connecticut Department of Public Health and Governor Ned Lamont both recommended that the

sport be moved to next year when more medical information would be available. The CIAC originally canceled tackle football on Sept. 3, but after players staged a statewide rally on Sept. 9 in Hartford, Lamont asked the organization to meet with DPH and state officials two days later at the state capitol. The CIAC presented mitigating strategies like different equipment and rule changes See Football, A12 R233461

The United States Department of Agriculture recently made the announcement, which extends meals at no charge for all Plainville students age 18 and younger.

and one lunch per-student, per-school day. On in-school learning days, meals are available at each school. On remote learning days, meals can be picked up between 9:15 and 9:45 a.m. at Plainville High School. Breakfast and lunch is distributed at the high school entrance near the flag pole. Only students, parents or guardians can pick up the meals.

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Police: Man had knife at park By Lauren Sellew Record-Journal staff

Anthony Charlton, 22, 15 Apple St., Wallingford, was arrested Tuesday, Sept. 15 and charged with carrying a dangerous weapon and weapon in a motor vehicle. Police responded to Norton Park around 7:12 p.m. for a report of a man sleeping in a car, according to police reports. Officers at the scene

As soon as Charlton woke up, he reached for an item under his seat, but the officers removed him from the car and detained him, the report noted.

discovered the item under the seat was a fixed blade knife with a five and a half inch blade, the report said. Officers noted the park was busy with families with children and people walking dogs. Police noted the situation could have escalated due to Charlton’s actions reaching for the knife. He was taken into custody and later released on $10,000 bond. He is scheduled to appear in New Britain Superior Court on Nov. 20. lsellew@record-journal.com 203-317-2225 Twitter: @LaurenSellewRJ

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The Town of Plainville has an on-demand policy for the collection of bulk refuse. Residents who currently have curbside rubbish and recycling collection from the town can request one bulk pick-up per calendar year, free of charge. The current bulk collection will take place Mondays through Oct. 26. Eligible property owners must call CWPM at 860-7936721 to schedule a pick-up. When calling, you will need to leave the following information: your name, address, phone number and a complete description of the items to be collected. Calls placed by 3 p.m. Friday can be scheduled for collection on Monday. Bulk items should be placed curbside no more than 24 hours before your scheduled pick-up. Bulk items must not block or create a safety concern for sidewalks or walkways. Keep weekly trash separate and miscellaneous iron/steel separate from bulk. For more information, call Public Works, 860-793-0221 ext. 7176.

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The Suburban Woman’s Club of Greater New Britain is one of 26 in ConAt a virtual convention in May, the local club was rec- necticut that are part of the General Federation of Womognized in several areas for its community outreach. The an’s Clubs. group received first place awards in the Small Club Di- The non-profit, non-partisan vision for Advocates for Chil- organization is dedicated dren, The Arts, Domestic Vi- to community improvement by enhancing the lives of olence and Awareness, others through volunteer Leadership, Memberservice. ship, Public Issues, Veterans and the State Project Interested in becoming a –Tackling Hunger In Our member? Call 860-989-4759. Communities, second place — Press Release awards in the Small Club DiR234208

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Plainville Police Blotter Arrests reported by the Plainville Police: Aug. 25 Jonathan M. Cappellino, 18, 232 Trumbull Ave., violation of a restraining order, 6:56 a.m. James P. Buckmiller, 33, 24 Parson St., Wallingford, second-degree failure to appear, 5:15 a.m.

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Amber N. Pelletier, 28, 146 Laurel Court, second-degree breach of peace, 6:09 p.m.

Hannah A. Madore, 24, 109 Nason Road, Higganum, disorderly conduct, 9:54 p.m.

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Devon A. Auston, 37, 84 Camp St., criminal attempt to commit first-degree assault, second-degree threatening, interfering, disorderly conduct, no time given.

Hilda B. Rodriguez, 54, 390 W. Main St., New Britain, operating under the influence of drugs or alcohol, 11:26 p.m.

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Rhiannon M. Daley. 40, 44 Linden St., first-degree reckless endangerment, operating under the influence of drugs or alcohol – third offense, reckless driving, 9 p.m.

Heather L. Saunders, 23, 155 Stillwell Drive, second-degree threatening, disorderly conduct, 12 p.m.

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Serving the leisure needs of residents The Plainville Recreation Department offers quality programs year-round. From Red Cross swim lessons, summer camp and yoga, we are here to meet the needs of the community. Children's programs include: Kidz-Fun, toddle time, girls volleyball, water safety instruction, lifeguard training, parent & child aquatics, Red Cross swim instruction, basketball clinics, youth basketball league, day & mini camps, beginner diving, swim team, lifeguard training, tennis, youth dance, modern dance, skiing, snowboarding, gymnastics, and golf clinics. Programs for adults include: golf, Zumba, softball, adult basketball, fitness, yoga, co-ed volleyball, water aerobics, swim instruction, and The Plainville Wind Ensemble. Other recreational offerings include: special events, concerts, yearround swimming pro-

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to try to lower the risk, but DPH, state officials, and the National Federation of High Schools still classified football as a high-risk sport. In choosing to align with DPH and cancel the season last week, the CIAC didn’t want superintendents to have to decide which organization’s instructions to follow.

grams, a Halloween Parade, school vacation specials, Bingo, and Fun Day. The Plainville High School indoor pool is available for use for all Plainville residents without charge beginning in October. Check plainvillect.recdesk.com for the full schedule. The PHS pool is not available during summer months.

“I think CIAC did everything they could, but until they got the backing of DPH and the Governor, I didn’t think it was going to happen,” said Weyrauch. While last Wednesday’s announcement served as a final decision from CIAC, local coaches feel that their work is just beginning to find ways for their players to

compete, practice or be recognized. “I think all options are open right now. We want to give our kids as best of an experience as we can,” stated Cheshire coach Don Drust. “Until we can exhaust every opportunity, we are going to continue to purse everything.” See Football, A15

While football won’t be played in 2020, the CIAC did say it would consider moving a sport to a different time in the school year, as long as it doesn’t interfere with spring sports. Back on Aug. 23, CIAC officials said they wouldn’t move sports because they didn’t know what the health situation would be early next year.

Additional services offered by the Recreation Department include permits for the use of town softball diamonds, picnic facilities, tennis courts and sand volleyball court. Picnic equipment is also available for loan to Plainville residents upon request.

“I feel for our players, especially our seniors, to not get to play this fall,” said Sheehan coach John Ferrazzi. “I wish that CIAC could guarantee a spring option or that they had gone with that plan earlier.”

Providing activities both for the individual and the family, the Recreation Department will continue to serve the leisure needs of the community. Seasonal flyers describing all programs can be obtained at the Recreation Department, 50 Whiting St., or by

On Aug. 10, the CIAC Football Committee actually voted 9-1 to move the sport to spring 2021, but just two days later, the Board of Control went with the advice of its medical professionals to move forward with all fall sports. That plan didn’t last long. Just the next day, DPH sent a letter recommending that football be canceled or moved to next year.

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Berlin, state officials break ground on Steele Center By Michael Gagne Record-Journal staff

BERLIN — Town and state officials, along with the local developers behind the proposed mixed-use Steele Center at Farmington Avenue project, broke ground on the more than $18 million development last week. The entire project will be completed in phases. When finished, the development, which would consist of five mixed-use buildings, aspires to make the Kensington area of Berlin a destination for day trips and an attractive living space for millennials. As town economic development director Christopher Edge envisions, visitors would be able to park their cars at the parking lot by the train train station for an afternoon or evening. Then they could walk to various restaurants, coffee shops and other businesses during their time in the area. New residents, in their mid20s to mid-30s, could poten-

tially live in the one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments on the second level of those new buildings. Such a development would increase the residential options for that age group, Edge said. The new apartments would be the first non-age restricted market rate units constructed in the area. Berlin Mayor Mark Kaczynski said the way the Kensington area is being developed will make it the closest thing Berlin has to a walkable Main Street type of area.

acquire new properties, construct the proposed boulevard and new sidewalks and to remediate the former industrial site at 889 Farmington Ave. That remediation will include capping the site to contain contaminated soils. Edge said state assistance was needed to get to this point. “Everything from the ground up will be all private money,” he said.

The town’s plans for the area had evolved in recent years, with plans for a new boulevard first conceived in “We wanted to develop more 2013. things around that area,” KaOfficials had previously procynski said, explaining that the recent completion of the posed a new police station for the planned boulevard. Berlin Train Station, adjaHowever, town voters rejectcent to the project, “gave us the tools to move forward … ed that proposal. This will make it more walk- In 2017, the town issued a able, and help existing busi- request for proposals with nesses there.” five development firms responding, including the The town is utilizing more Southington-based Newport than $2 million in state grant Realty Group. funds toward various expenses, including costs to

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“We will look at developing Berlin,” Lovley said, describing his firm’s working relationship with the town as excellent. “This isn’t just a one-off thing.” The groundbreaking, which Gov. Ned Lamont attended, was disrupted by protesters who had voiced dismay over executive orders related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Lovley and others said the protests were a disturbance but did not ruin what had otherwise been an “exciting day” for the town.

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Despite not playing games, local teams have the opportunity to practice with their full team. While unable to engage in contact, teams can use equipment such as bags and sleds. “We are going to continue to develop our team and explore opportunities for our guys,” said Southington coach Mike Drury. “Our kids are competitors and they want to compete.” “Throughout all of the uncertainty, we have said that we wouldn’t let this (situation) break us,” added Ferrazzi. "We will use this as an opportunity to get better.” CIAC has raised the idea of running activities like 7-on7, linemen challenges and and weightlifting competitions this fall. Bruenn said he has no interest in football activities. Weyrauch said he would

leave the decision up to his players. “I think I owe it to them to move forward with whatever they want to do,” said Weyrauch. “I think our kids have been really unbelievable. They still come to practice everyday ready to work.” Since CIAC is not sanctioning 11-on-11 football, schools have an opportunity to play as non-sanctioned club sport, but that decision would need approval from local public health departments. Independent leagues, some of which are pay-toplay, are also being set up. “Private leagues offer up a whole new can of worms,” stated Ferrazzi. “I’m weary of that for the safety of our sport going forward.”

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The Klingberg Family Centers car show for vehicles 1989 and older will take place Saturday, Sept. 26, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Klingberg Family Centers, 370 Linwood St., New Britain.

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Attendees will drive their own cars along a special spectator travel lane winding through every field and parking lot of show cars, so no car will be missed. For the safety of all, there

will be no spectators walking or exiting their cars.

work through the pandemic, offering curbside pickup, online and over the phone services.

Entrance fees for car owners and spectators will be waived this year to avoid the exchange of credit cards and cash.

Providing those services kept everyone busy, filling orders, said Tomlinson, describing the demand. “Tons, absolutely tons (of requests). Our curbside service exploded. It was great because people could reserve materials they wanted and get them without having to have any human contact.”

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However, in comparison to last year, the number of patrons visiting the library is only one-third or less than half what it was last year, Tomlinson said, explaining that most people continue to use only the curbside pickup option rather than coming inside. “It has been noticeably quieter in the library.”

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In August, the U.S. Census Bureau announced it would end all counting efforts for the 2020 U.S. Census on Sept. 30 – a month earlier than the previous Oct. 31 deadline. This includes critical door-knocking, collecting responses online, over the phone and by mail. Connecticut stands to lose approximately $2,900 for every person undercounted. Visit 2020Census.gov.

To improve services, the library’s online media options have been increased including downloadable e-books, audio books and magazines, especially for children and teenagers. Once the building reopened to the public, the library al-

cerns. The current, earlier, 7 p.m.closing time is because most evening traffic was from events and meetings, which are currently canceled. The library previously stayed open until 9 p.m.

so made various changes in its set-up, hours and services. Masks are required, as is the use of hand sanitizer on entry to the facility. ”The current purpose of the library being open is simply so people can come in, browse the collection on their own and check out as soon as possible,” Tomlinson said

Tomlinson encouraged those still not comfortable in public spaces to take advantage of the alternative services the library offers. “Curbside service is still available and will be available for the foreseeable future and is still thriving,” she said.

She said the biggest pushback from patrons is due to only being allowed 30 minutes on the computers per day. The reason for limiting not only computer use, but the amount of time guests spend in the library, is to make sure people get in and get out quickly, due to pandemic health con-

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BEST OF... AWARDS

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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