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Visitors enjoy annual ‘Taste’ Camp Sloper honors supporters By Jesse Buchanan Record-Journal staff
YMCA Camp Sloper held its Member Appreciation Picnic at the camp on July 25. The honorees were: Most Frequent Y’er for attendance in 2018 Nicholas Leadbeater; Volunteer of the Year, for his work in 2018, Paul Sirois; Hall of Fame 2019 honorees, Terri Connellan, Barbara Glaude, Pat and Bethany Rosin. The event also celebrated the life and generosity of YMCA donor George Moore. See more photos, pages 55-56.
Visitors to the Taste of Southington were able to enjoy food, history and music under clear skies Thursday, Aug. 8. The celebration, held annually at the Barnes Museum downtown, was originally planned for Wednesday, Aug. 7, but postponed as organizers saw thunderstorms in the forecast. Marie Secondo, museum curator, said all but two of the food vendors made the new date. Previous years have been hampered by rain. Paula Fontana was glad for the weather and a chance to try pizza from Craft Kitchen, one of nearly a dozen food vendors who had tents along the walkway on the Barnes Museum lawn. She got macaroni and cheese
Ralph Secondo, owner of Catering by Chef Ralph, stirs up a variety of pasta during the annual Taste of Southington at the Barnes Museum, Thursday, Aug. 8. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
pizza and was impressed. “I wanted to come and try the food,” she said. Among the food vendors was Sherman’s Taphouse, a Center Street restaurant
that opened in May. General manager James Welch said the restaurant brought wings, a customer favorite, and a dessert to the tasting. See Taste, A10
Spin Doctors to play festival By Jesse Buchanan Record-Journal staff
The ‘90s rock band Spin Doctors will perform at this year’s Apple Harvest Festival, the second national band to take the stage in as many years at the town’s signature celebration. Last year, Bowling For Soup performed. At a July 25 Member Appreciation Picnic, Rose Moore accepts an award on behalf of her late husband George Moore, who was acknowledged as the donor of the year, from Mark Pooler, CEO of the Southington YMCA. Photos by Patrick Matthews
Chris Palmieri, Apple Harvest Festival committee and Town Council chairman, announced the band during Monday’s council meeting.
“Last year’s band was 2000s, now it’s ‘90s,” Palmieri said. “It’s a little different demographic. I think it’s going to be great and we’re going to welcome a lot of people to the festival.” Spin Doctors’ hits include “Two Princes” and “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong” from the early 1990s. The band broke up in the late 1990s but re-formed in 2001. It has toured and released albums since. John Barry, a Town Council
member, said the response was great to the presence of a widely known band at last year’s festival and that the crowds were packed to hear Bowling for Soup. “People loved it, it was so well attended,” Barry said. Festival leaders chose a nationally recognized band for last year’s festival, which was the 50th. Palmieri said he was looking forward to another popular band playing in October. See Spin Doctors, A10
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Steven Kalkowski, Republican Town Committee chairman, said Sherman deserves Robert Sherman, Republican credit for helping run reliregistrar of voters and longable local elections. He cited time town official, is resignthe recount in the 30th ing his position in SeptemHouse District last year as ber. an example. Sherman has worked nearly “Bob and the team really 50 years in the town’s elechandled that exceptionally tion department. well. I felt really confident in the way the recount was “We are very thankful that handled,” Kalkowski said. the town management has recognized the importance Sherman did not return a reof fair and orderly elections quest for comment. His letand has provided us with the ter didn’t state his reason for means to make it happen,” stepping down. Sherman said in his resignaAssistant Republican registion letter to Town Clerk trar Mike Early will replace Kathy Larkin. “I have thorSherman. oughly enjoyed my 49 years of service in the Election De- “I give him a lot of credit for partment.” staying on as long as he did.
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Abandoned puppy receives care, needs home Police are investigating suspected animal cruelty after a Good Samaritan found a puppy abandoned on West Center Street — near the Eightmile River State Access Area — early Thursday afternoon, Aug. 8. Police said the puppy, described as a male beagle mix, was lethargic and showed signs of severe neglect when the department’s animal control officer responded around 12:30 p.m. Police brought the puppy to a local veterinarian for emergency treatment. The circumstances that led to the puppy’s abandonment have yet to be determined. Police are asking anyone with information to contact Detective James Armack by
calling 806-378-1649 or emailing him at jarmack@ southingtonpolice.org. Linda Pleva, treasurer and vice president of the statewide animal law advocacy group, Desmond’s Army, said cases of animal abuse appear to be happening more frequently — or at least are being reported more often than in the past. Pleva urged those who have an animal they can no longer care for to surrender them in a responsible way. “We have many shelters in Connecticut, many of which will take in a cat or a dog,” Pleva said. “There’s also your local animal control officer. That’s part of their job, to take surrenders for people who can no longer take care of an animal.” In the Southington case, Pleva said she hopes first and
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Education funds to be transferred into savings By Jesse Buchanan Record-Journal staff
unanimously Wednesday night, Aug. 7, in favor of moving the money into an Finance board members account. School leaders agreed to transfer nearly won’t know the exact $600,000 in unspent educaamount of leftover funds untion funds from the past year til accounts are finalized. into a savings account for fu- They provided $590,000 as a ture school projects. placeholder estimate. The Board of Finance voted Surpluses from the 2018-19
fiscal year can be carried forward into future years thanks to a state statute. While it’s been in place for several years, this is the first year Southington has used the method. Schools’ Superintendent Tim Connellan said the leftover funds can go to address a “growing list” of deferred projects. He cited the replacement of the 30-year old Southington High School auditorium curtain at a cost of $25,000 as an example. Connellan has been trying to get the replacement funded for five years. “Those are things that we as a community haven’t been able to fund through the op-
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Rogers Orchards is open for its 210th season, offering visitors fresh produce like peaches, tomatoes and corn. “All things are looking good here and we’re excited to have another harvest,” copresident Peter Rogers said. The 400-acre farm started with growing apples, which is still its main produce, but the harvest season always starts with peaches. Rogers said this summer’s heat and humidity has been good for the crops. “They respond really well and I think given how hot it’s been… it’s just going to add flavor to the stuff that we (offer) here,” he said. The farm has two countrystore locations – 287 Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike and 336 Long Bottom Road. Both offer the same produce
Victoria Germano, retail manager, said peaches, corn and apple cider donuts are her favorites. She has been working for the family-run business for nine seasons. “Everything here is treated with care,” Germano said. “We want people to have a great experience coming in … and (leave) with smiles.”
The store currently has Harbelle and Garnet Beauty peaches, and will harvest about six other varieties through September. Apricots and plums grown on the farm are also available this time of year. Pears, nectarines and some apples will be available next month.
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Local woman killed in Plainville crash hicle significantly off the roadway, Plainville Police Sergeant John Quilter wrote in a statement. Quilter said Santana appeared to have been ejected from the vehicle and was found deceased prior to the arrival of first responders. Plainville Fire Chief Kevin Toner said the time of the crash was not known on
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SOUTHINGTON – Police charged a New Haven man with breaking into a Meriden-Waterbury Road gas station last year and stealing more than $3,000 worth of cigarettes.
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Seen & Heard: Plenty of summer left to savor By Olivia L. Lawrence The Citizen
It seems every conversation in recent days has started something like this: “I can’t believe it’s August already” or “summer has gone by so fast.” Some people have theories about this. The wet spring that extended into June cut off a typically nice piece of summer, the hot spell in July kept us from our favorite activities. A few mentioned
that time seems to be going faster now that they’ve reached a certain age. By the time these words are in your hands, August will be halfway over. Let’s not even mention Labor Day or back-to-school – there was that one time a slightly irate reader complained that by speaking of such things in August we weren’t savoring summer, we weren’t living in the moment. Point taken.
With all of that in mind, perhaps there is a way to make summer linger, to take in those last glorious golden days and indulge ourselves with the fun, the laziness, the steadfast belief we had as children that all of this wonderfulness can go on and on.
To help with that illusion or, less cynically, to make the most of the summer days that are left, here’s a reminder about a few of the best things to take advantage of as the season winds down. It ain’t over yet, folks.
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An outdoor concert series is planned at Southington Care Center featuring a variety of musical talents. The dates are Tuesday, Aug. 20 with Kevin Scarpati; and Thursday, Sept. 19 with Airborne. Concerts take place from 6 to 7 p.m. in the front parking area of Southington Care Center, 45 Meriden Ave. Concert-goers are asked to bring their own chairs. For more information, call Southington Care Center, 860-621-9559.
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Southington police will be patrolling town and Water Department land in an entirely reasonable effort to curtail illegal ATV and dirt bike use. They are not out to spoil anyone’s fun; they are simply trying to keep irresponsible riders of those machines from spoiling town trails and dams. Illegal riders damaged trails and dams at local reservoirs this past spring when the ground was muddy. Tearing up the grass on dams leads to erosion that could eventually cause the dams to fail. Damage from recreational riding must be repaired, and that costs the taxpayers money.
ty when illegal riders are hurt. ATVs and dirt bikes aren't allowed on public or Water Department land and can only be ridden on private land with the owner's permission. Illegal riders of these machines are a problem in many Connecticut towns, where they play cat-and-mouse with local authorities. Southington is well justified in going after them.
Aug. 31, “Ferdinand” Sept. 7, “Captain Marvel” Music on the Green summer concert series continues through Sept. 4, 7 – 9 p.m. Aug. 21 - The Pop Rocks, pop & rock its from the 80s Aug. 28 - King Kountry, country music Sept. 4 - Soul Sound Revue, Motown classics from the 60s-80s
ton Park, South Washington Street and Norton Park Road. The annual Hot Air Balloon Festival and Outdoor Arts and Crafts Show features hot air balloons and vendors of all types selling products and merchandise. Hours: Friday, 6-10 p.m.; Saturday, 6- 9 p.m; Sunday, 6 p.m. – TBD. Over at Rogers Orchard, the Peach Festival is on for Aug. 18. With a purchase at the store, patrons get free ice cream sundaes with peaches. The festival has been held for more than 40 years. The store is located at 336 Long Bottom Road, Southington.
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“(People) come from all over the area to share in that experience and celebrate the heart of the peach season,” You might also want to check out Plainville’s balloon co-president Peter Rogers said in a recent Record-Jourfestival, Aug. 23-25, at Nor-
In addition, residents who seek to peacefully enjoy hiking on the town’s openspace parcels sometimes find their recreation ruined by hard-charging ATV, dirt bike and quad riders. "Somebody's out there with family, walking through," said police Lt. Stephen Elliott. "They don't really want a quad tearing by them." Therefore, police will be conducting extra patrols on ATVs in an attempt to make arrests. Elliott said he hopes the word gets out that police will be cracking down. "Maybe they won't be there and won't go there," he said. "There's a preventative part of this, too." The Water Department is providing the police with ATV “hotspots” based on where tracks and damage often occur. These incidents also expose the town to potential liabili-
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Proudly serving all ages and abilities. At Valentin Karate, we’re working hard to help people all across our community challenge themselves and face life with more confidence than ever before. Our martial arts training is built on the skills of Tang Soo Do, a traditional Korean Karate form. We share this art with you one step at a time, helping you focus your mind and build your body to be stronger than you ever thought possible. In our system, you don’t have to be a pro to find success. You don’t need any experience at all. We work with people of all backgrounds and skill levels and we help everyone feel supported on the path to long-lasting success.
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320 BAILEYVILLE ROAD • RT. 147 MIDDLEFIELD • 860-349-3690 WWW.COUNTRYFLOWERFARMS.COM OPEN 7 DAYS, 9 AM - 6 PM
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We invite you to explore our many greenhouses filled with an outstanding collection of Annuals, Perennials, Shrubs, Trees, Herbs, Vegetables, and more.
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Best Pet Boarding Facility and Best Pet Groomer
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New clients get first night FREE boarding or first day of day care FREE!
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Thank you for voting us the best chamber in the region last year! We were honored! Help keep us at the top!
VOTE FOR US! Gary Ciarleglio-Business Development Executive, Dee Prior-Nesti-Executive Director, Maribel Carrion-Operations Manager and Garrett Sheehan- President.
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The Quinnipiac Chamber has been supporting the Business Community of Wallingford and North Haven since 1915! IT IS BECAUSE OF YOU WE ARE A SUCCESS AND WE THANK YOU! Serving over 550 member businesses, our goal is to foster economic growth and support our businesses and the community. Want to learn more about our many events and initiatives including Wallingford’s 350 Jubilee Celebration? Come join us, have some fun and don’t forget to vote every day!!
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Heritage Floor Covering Co. Serving the community since 1966 Vote for us for Best Floor Covering Company and Flooring Store!
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VOTE FOR US AS YOUR FAVORITE STEAKHOUSE!
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VOTE FOR US! DINE WITH US TODAY TO CONSIDER US FOR BEST STEAK, RIBS, FAMILY RESTAURANT AND SALAD BAR.
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Mariachi Academy of New England 32 Manomet Ave, North Haven (203)443-6393 www.mariachiacademyne.org facebook.com/MANEmariachi 92898-01
Visit us at one of our campuses located in Meriden, Hartford, New Haven, Wallingford and Bridgeport
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Vote for us for Best Music Instruction and Best Live Music
2018
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JOHN J. FERRY & SONS FUNERAL HOME
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533 South Broad Street, Meriden, CT 06450
(203) 630-0332 • www.tinghobestchinesefood.com
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HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL Educating tomorrow’s leaders since 1913
OPEN HOUSES November 3, 2019 • 10am – 1pm First Wednesday of every month • 9am – 10:30am or call for an appointment Holy Trinity School is located in the center of Wallingford, CT with a 100+ year tradition of academic excellence and welcomes students from Wallingford and many surrounding towns. Holy Trinity School offers one school from Preschool through Eighth Grade with a caring and committed faculty and staff, high academic standards and test scores, and a phenomenal Middle School Program. Our mission can be summarized in three words: Faith-Knowledge-Success. In addition, Holy Trinity School offers programs in dramatic arts, sports, service, and STEM to help students become well-rounded, faith conscious, life-long learners. Students graduate Holy Trinity School with a 100% graduation rate and are accepted into some of the most competitive high schools in the area. Our students are prepared for the next steps in their lives with lessons that they will remember for years to come.
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Open During Renovation A North Haven tradition in family dining, situated right on RTE 5 this 24 hr diner favorite has been delighting its hungry customers for over 30 years... whether it’s breakfast, lunch, dinner, pie a la mode and coffee or just a late night munchie – the long time family run staff at this clean and tidy restaurant is happy to host you with a smile again and again – easily one of CT’s top diners!
Classic diner fare, international dishes & Greek specialties mingle at this family-owned favorite.
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Wallingford & Yalesville Funeral Homes
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Barbara Glaude speaks about what being inducted into the Camp Sloper Hall of Fame means to her.
Nicholas Leadbeater is given the award for the "Most Frequent Y'er" from Jacquelyn Seeger, Southington YMCA membership director.
Terri Connellan is honored by Mark Pooler at her induction into the Camp Sloper Hall of Fame.
Welcome to On The Menu. Let us help you find the perfect place to eat.
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Find great local eats - MenusCT.com Adelphia Café 476 Washington Avenue North Haven, CT 06473 203-535-0149 Family owned/operated. Former proprietors of the Neptune Diner in Wallingford. Extensive menu for all tastes. Breakfasts, luncheons and special dinners. All baking on premises.
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Pool schedules Memorial Park Pool and Splash Pad, 776 Woodruff St., is open through Friday, Aug. 23. Remaining days: Aug. 16, 12 to 8 p.m.; Aug. 17-18, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Aug. 1923, 12 to 8 p.m. Recreation Park Pool, 25 Maxwell Noble Drive, Plantsville is open through Sunday, Sept. 8. Pool hours: Monday through Friday, 12 to 8 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
About 600 people gathered at the Aqua Turf Thursday night, Aug. 8, for the 11th annual Art Bra event founded by After the Storm Inc. The event raises funds for women with cancer. Dozens of decorated bras were modeled and auctioned off during the night's main runway event.
Starting the week of Aug. 26, the pool will be open Monday through Friday, 12 to 7 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, 3:30 to 7 p.m., with some exceptions. Aug. 31 through Sept. 2, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Closed Sept. 3 through Sept. 5; Sept. 6, 3:30 to 7 p.m.; and Sept. 7 and 8, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The town pools and splash pad are open to Southington residents only. However, each resident may bring one non-resident guest. Proper ID must be presented in order to gain entry.
Steeple Players The Steeple Players presents Harry Chapin's Cotton Patch Gospel. CPG is a musical by Tom Key and Russell Treyz with music and lyrics written by Harry Chapin just before his death in 1981. Based on the book “The Cotton Patch Version of Matthew and John” by Clarence Jordan, the story retells the life of Jesus as if in modern day, rural Georgia. The event takes place at the First Congregational Church of Southington, 37 Main St., Aug. 16 and 17, 7 p.m.; and Aug. 18, 2 p.m.
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Ticket prices for Friday and Saturday night shows are $10 for adults, $5 for children 12 and under. Sunday’s matinee will be a free-will offering. Pre-sale is available at fccsouthington.org/ steeple-players.
Parenting talks Klingberg Family Centers has scheduled Foster & Adoptive Parent Information Sessions for the first and third Wednesday, and the second and fourth Monday of each month at the main campus building, 370 Linwood St., New Britain. For more information, contact Nicolin Carr at 860-832-5536 or nicolin.carr@klingberg.com or visit klingbergfosterandadoption.org.
House of Heroes House of Heroes Connecticut provides one-day, nocost home improvements for veterans, with a priority placed on safety and accessibility. For more information about House of Heroes Connecticut, to nominate a veteran, volunteer for a project or donate to the cause, visit hohct.org.
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Alana Catherine Tuccillo On her 36th Birthday
8/18/1983 – 7/14/2013 “...I have only slipped away into the next room. I am waiting for you, for an interval… Somewhere very near, just around the corner. ALL IS WELL!” You are and will forever remain our Beautiful Angel. We miss and love you everyday Sweet Munchkin… Until We Meet Again! Happy 36th Birthday in Heaven Alana! Mom, Dad, Jenna, Carley and Caleb
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Southington High School Honor Roll Southington High School named the following students to its honor roll for the fourth term. Grade 9, first honors: Megan Abbott, Taemoor Ahmad, Basil Alrawabdeh, Gavin Anderson, Anneliese Baillargeon, Allie Baldwin, Julia Baldwin, Alexandra Barner, Karoline Barrett, Emily Barry, Ryan Barthelette, Olivia Benson, Jacob Berger, Adam Bleau, Brendan Borkowski, Grayson Borla, Connor Bouffard, Allison Bradshaw, Emelie Brady, Andrew Brino, Tom Bui, Kathryn Calandra, Nisa Casiano, Claire Cavanaugh, Madison Chapman, Jillian Christensen, Nathan Cofrancesco, Landon Colby, Melaina Coleman, Olivia Conforto, Annalise Cook, Hannah Cooper, Brendan Coppola, Kimberly Crawford, Abigail Darling, Dev Dave, AnnaMarie DeCosmo, Anthony Del Debbio, Taylor DePaolo, Amela Dishnica, Matthew Feeney, Vincent Fioriello, Jason Fisher, Abigail Flanigan, Elizabeth Flynn, Megan Fontano, Mia Forgione, James Freeman, Jack Freyler, Kacie Fusco, Aidan Garry, James Gatzen, Tia Guay, Jared Guida, Lillian Gura, Elena Hanson, Karter Henriksen, Isabelle Hoffman, Maxwell Hotchkiss, Owen Huard, Lauren Humphrey, Seungeun Hur, Jacqueline Izzo, Kaylee James, Elise Jamharian, Madison Johnson, Mia June, Kevin Kambo, Samantha Kania, Riley Kofsuske, Amber Kohl, Claudia Kosko, Jan Krause, Sara Kumor, Aiden Kuziak, Owen Kwok, Katrina Lacombe, David Laszewski, Ethan Lebo, Rylee LeClair, Cody Lefkovich, Brendan Leone, Mackenzie Ligon, Alisa Llabani, Alexa Lombardo, Madelyn Lukanik, Alexis Macdonald, Victoria MacMullen, Alexander Maindon, Daniela Marius DeSoto, Anthony Massih, Anika Mathur, Kersyn McBride, Justin McMeans, Joseph Meade, Luke Meade, Elaina Meccariello, Ashna Mehta, Logan Miceli, Olivia Mitchell, Matthew Morgan, Zachary Moskal, Abigail Mullins, Alexis Mullins, Nicole Mulrooney, Kyle Murrah, Lauren Nadeau, Yomaris Negron, Adriana Oddo, Molly O’Keefe, Erin O’Neill, Maliya Ouellette, Kaitlyn Paprzyca, Adrianna Patton, Angelina Paulus, Alexandra Pechillo, Jack Pfanzelt, Makyla Phillip, Regan Plourde, Luke Poirier, Raymond Quigley, Rodge Marcus Rebeca, Tyler Rosenzweig, Lacey Samela, Lauren Scarpa, Wyatt Schadt, Dylan Sego, Daniel Semmel, Rumman Shahzad, Madison Sicotte, Brooke Sobolewski, Cameron Stanton, Stephanie Starrs, Lindsay Stublarec, Taylor Sullivan, Samantha Sullivan, Shane Sulli-
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DePaolo Middle School Honor Roll
Matthew Brennan, Ashley Buccelli, Joshua Budnik, Caleb Buzas, Griffin Campbell, Audrey Cantillon, Alexandra Carabetta, Rachel Carbone, Jackson Cardozo, Makayla Carlson, Pio Castellano, Noah Castonguay, Robert Chasse, Christina Cheng, Kathryn Clynes, Rebecca Conforto, Camila Connolly, Jeffrey Cormier, Margaret Coyle, Jordan Cyr, Jordan Daniele, Benjamin Darling, Aryan Dave, Fanola Dede, Adrianna Del Debbio, Abigail Delgado, Aedan Derrick, Aidan Dolan, Giovanni Donato, Trevor Francis, Brynn Freehling, Maggie Fusco, Meagan Gagne, Harsh Gandhi, Marissa Ganezer, Daniel Garcia, Sadie Garfinkel, Zuzanna Gawel, Nadilie Germain, Brynn Godbout, Walter Goodenough, Madison Gorneault, Meghan Hammarlund, William Handi, Shadrea Harvey, Mackenzie Henry, Frank Higley, Andrew Higley, Dhespina Hilaj, Melanie Hintz, Morgan Hubert, Marisa Imme, Daniel Kalvaitis, Brendan Kiyak, Erin Klem, Faith Kosior, Mason Krupinski, Logan Lada, Braeden Laframboise, Josh LaRoche, Sean LaRose, Devin Larrabee, Jazmin Lasane, Robert Lasbury, Kevin Le, Jolie Leavitt, Gabriel LeBlanc, Kaylin Leifert, Sydney Leppones, Brianna Linehan, Amanda Lipka, Shannon Litchfield, Dylan Loffredo, Alyssa Lovley, Jenna Lucian, Matthew Luponio, Richard Macioce, Jackson Malsheske, Nicholas Marecki, Kelley Marshall, Gene Martin, Anthony Matarazzo, Ricky McBride, Anthony Micacci, Grace Michaud, Emaan Mirza, Annabel Molina, Mikayla Morris, Olivia Mowrey-Sargent, Andie Nadeau, Marissa Nappe, Kajetan Naworol, Kayla-Thanh Nguyen, Cassie Noonan, Adessa Noyes, Adrianna Padua, Tressa Pantalena, Riya Patel, Kayla Pelletier, Devin Pelletier, Emelia Pettit, Anthony Picone, Diane Pillsbury, Julia Plantier, Micaela Potamis, Natalie Potter, Harshita Rayapureddy, Ashley Reed, Natalie Reeves, Alison Rembish, Maximilian Renzi, Margaret Ritchie, Jared Rivera, Jillian Rohon, Rachel Roloff, Maliah Ryan, Marco Sagnella, Dylan Sandow, Dominic Sisco, Sophia Slowik, Diane Solis, Abigail Sowa, Ryan St. John, Jenna Taylor, Payton Turnquist, Jenna Vargas, Jada-Lynn Vercosa-Bennett, Jennifer Verrilli, Lauren Verrilli, Andrew Vroeginday, Noah Watson, Lindsey Woodruff, Alexah Zaczynski, Victoria Zajda, Leah Zaslavsky; second honors: Sephora Aktas, Lindsey Arduini, Ernest Arroyo, Adam Badgley, Nicole Bartlett, Casey Blumetti, Lauren Borchert,
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DePaolo Middle School named the following students to its honor roll for the third trimester. First Honors Grade 6: Alivia Adams, Aarwin Adhikari, Micah Akano-Davis, Brianna Anyatonwu, John Arnott, Julianne Bade, Chloe Bafundo, Jackson Bafundo, Madison Bafundo, Jamie Baribault, Issac Barkley, Deandra Belu-John, Christopher Betros, Hannah Blanchard, Cali Bonenfant, Talia Bourdon, Chloe Brennan, Claire Buzas, Evan Carnright, Noelle Castonguay, Dylan Cerra, Trevor Clarke, Alexandra Corona, Jacob Cyr, Erika Davies, Trenton Davis, Olivia Desell, Julia Ditota, Bogdan Douchkov, Ella Dubitsky, Gage Dudac, Arjun Durani, Kendall Edwards, Colin Feeney, Blake Forrest, Joseph Frechette, Thomas Goldfuss, Sawyer Gravel, Natalee Grindle, Kriti Gupta, Haley Hardenburg, Christian Hewko, Luke Howes, Ava Howland, John Hryb, Ella Interlande, Adriana Johnson, Ariana Johnson, Brielle Jordan, Elton Kambo, Jasmine Kaur, Gavin Kilduff, Olivia Korczak, Valeria Korosteleva, Jack Lafontaine, Tiffany Lam, Kirsten LaQuerre, Colin LaRosa, Mykaela LeBarron, William Liebler, Angelina Lim, Nicole Lojewski, Gavin Longo, Sophia LoPresti, Collin Martin, Jason Mathews, Sydney Matthews, Kaitlin McCabe, Brady McManama, Lloyd McPhee, Valeria Mendez, Caydence Mihai-Kimball, Amanda Mihok, Andrew Mikosz, Taylor Monahan, Jariel Morais, Jack Morgan, Madison Morgan, Kai Onnen, Naiomi Ortiz, May Parzych, Gage Patavino, Andrew Percival, Grace Percival, Miranda Poirier, Dylan Pylko, Logan Rembish, Gina Renzi, Madison Rizzuto, Etta Rocco, Chloe Rollins, Tristan Rosenberg, Kallie Rosenzweig, Grace Russo, Olivia Saraceno, Olivia Scalise, Adam Scarpa, Sophia Sobelman Simha, Jillian Stein, Madison Stonesifer, Marissa Stumpf, Evangeline Suver, Daniel Thai, Angelina Thomas, Emily Thompson, Emma Thornton, Taylor Walwyn, Caiden Watson, Norah Wright, Natalie Zborowski; second honors: Olyvia Adams, Logan Agazarm, Alexia Albino, Ava Anderson, Chase Audi, Victor Banici, Dominick BenMaor, Preston Berger, Preston Billingsley, Kaitlyn Burek, Daniel Buzzell, Alvi Bylyku, Cheyenne Cannon, Evan Casini, Maxwell Cheek, Derek Chiulli, Devin Cohen, Connor Crist, Aiden DeGrandis, Alexander DeJesus Calderon, Benjamin Felix, Oshukunoneme Felix, Lillian Figella, Gavin Fitzsimons, Lucas Frechette, Peyton Gard-
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Springfield College, Springfield, Mass., has awarded Matthew Briscoe a bacheLe Moyne College, Syracuse, lor’s degree in health sciN.Y., has named Lauren Zaz- ence pre-physician assistant; zaro to its dean’s list for the a bachelor’s degree in health spring semester. science pre-physician assisRochester Institute of Tech- tant to McKenzie Pelletier; and Sara Leahy a bachelor’s nology, Rochester, N.Y., has awarded a bachelor’s degree degree in health science prephysician assistant. in electrical engineering to Tyler Czupryk; and a bache- University of New lor’s degree in industrial en- Haven, West Haven, has gineering and a master’s de- awarded Matthew Dieckgree in industrial and syshaus a bachelor’s degree in tems engineering to Sylvia National Security StudNguyen; a bachelor’s and
Middle school From A58 Cassandra Carey, Paige Ceruti, Damir Cirikovic, Kyle Crispens, Nicholas Cusson, Natalie Daponte, Arianna Day, Maxwell DeAngelis, Emily Delgado, Carmine DiBenedetto, Norah Doran, Lauren Duffy, Dylan Farr, Sebastian Feliberty, Alexander Flynn, Courtney Gorneault, Kree Grabowski, Evan Graff, Tyler Granger, Thomas Grazhdani, Aidan Haddad, Aiden Halpin, Kyle Hart, Alivia Hendricks, Owen Hunt, Matthew Jagos, Benjamin Karelus, Ryan Kaufmann, Jaiden LaBree, Jordan Lada, Skyla Landrie, Mason Larson, Calvin Leavitt, Alexander LeClair, Isabel LeeDelcervo, Dario Likaxhiu, Nora Mange, Kyle Martin, Nathan McCullough, Madigan McKee, Alexander Meaney, James Michnowicz, Gabriella Milo, Dylan Missal, Aysia Morales, Avery More, Emily Morrone, Ava Mulvey, Scott Neill, Brianna Nelson, Altina Osmani, Maya Ostapowicz, Larkyn Padua, Anthony Pereira, Rocco Pizzitola, Katrina Possidento, Johnathan Putnam, Darla Rasmussen-Chialastri, Joseph Sabino, Ayla Sadzak, Blake Stephens, Kristian Szlejter, Marcus Tarfano, Emily Taylor, Irnisa Toroveci, Summer Trovato, Ryan Vargas, Paul Volmar, Jack Walsh, Quinn Walsh, Alexa Wherry, Jackie Wu, Jackie Zagorski, Peter Zalewski, Megan Zaniewski. Grade 8, first honors: Sebastian Airo, Morgan Barthelette, Maggie Blanchard, Nicholas Bouffard, Christopher Bray, Gabrielle Bruce, Emma Buzas,
Kent Carnright, Chace CastiolaKrenke, Julia Crowley, Maria Ditota, Aurora Donato, Sarah Drechsler, Josephina Dudac, Emily Fay, Mary Gage, Derek Gajewski, Rita Gocllari, Rachel Gregory, Victoria Grosfeld, Isabella Guay, Nicholas Halloran, Benjamin Hastings, Madison Hendricks, Aedan Hoffman, Remsha Hussain, Rylee Indomenico, Abbygale Konopka, Lauren Krar, Erika Kusiak, Trenton Laframboise, Alexander Landry, Makenzie LeBarron, Sophia LeBlanc, Alexa Lunn, Kylie Majchrzak-Brino, Milan Marukovich, Kayleigh McHale, Kaelynn McKinstry, Mackenzie Monahan, Dante Napoletano, Matthew Niro, Jessica Palladino, Luke Penna, Lilly Percival, Natalie Perry, Emma Pfanzelt, Christopher Pierce, Natalie Possidento, Arianna Prior, Samantha Proch, Julianne Rasten, Noah Richert, Aryan Saha, Kelsey Salerno, Alexa Schneider, Katherine Segrue, Alexa Simoniello, Joscelyn Spinelli, Valerie Sprague, Vanessa Stein, Rachel Stumpf, Amanda Thompson, Isabella Warner, Haley Weiner, Rachel Weiner, Allison Zak; second honors: Jayden Abreu Flores, Brianna Accetura, Adam Adamczyk, Malakai Adams, Kendra Albrycht, Eman Alhidami, Abigail Angelillo, Steven Audi, John Bell, Nicholas Bertola, Antonio Bicknell, Dylan Billingsley, Stella Blanchard, Lucien Boudreau, Liana Bourdon, Zoe Bourque, Nicholas Breski, Jesse Burney, Nathan Caballero, Kate Cantillon, Lincoln Cardillo, Evan Carey, Laney Carmody, Marina Chaplinsky, William Chapman, Cayden Colasante, Stephanie Cusson, Michelle Cyr, Anya Czerepuszko, Aidan
ies; Carlie Grycz, a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice with a concentration in Forensic Psychology; Kyle Lipka, a bachelor’s in forensic science with a concentration in Biology Track. University of Rhode Island, Kingston, R.I., has awarded Mihaela Alecsandru a bachelor’s degree in nursing; Cameron Babin received a bachelor’s degree in business administration and accounting, bachelor’s degree in Arts Chinese; Corinne Connolly received a bachelor’s degree in See School, A61
D’Aquila, Jacob DeGumbia, Jacob Derynioski, Rachel Dubois, Antonio Egidio, Gersa Elezi, Bradley Eng, Evan Fiora, Taylor Foresi, Joshua Frappier, John Frechette, Matthew Gainer, Nicholas Gius, Alyssa Gonzalez, Julia Graikoski, Jonathan Halla, Jameson Hewko, Neison Homar, Christopher Howes, Nicholas Hulten, Kimberly Hydock, Tyler Hyjek, Alexis Irazabal, Klea Jackson, Logan Joseph, Tyler Kirk, Daniel Kolodziejczyk, Kelsey Lamson, Louis Landino, Kathryn Langland, Ryan Larrabee, Carter Larson, Brendan Lasbury, Emma Lasker, Mia Leahy, Morgan LeBarron, Farah LeBrun, Sophia Leone, Seth Lespier, Evelyn Lewis, Gwenyth Longo, Amber Maier, Rayan Mamoon, Joleen Mangassarian, Jared Mangiafico, Alexander Martin, Madalyn McAuliffe, Grecia Memije, Diego Mendez, Allison Mikosz, Caleigh Miller, Emma Miller, Jillian Milo, Mikalyn Mirisola, Drew Nafis, Jake Nafis, Nieve Nesprido, Adriana Palmieri, Krishna Patel, Barbara Patricio-Flores, Teresa Paturzo, Dale Percival, Daniel Perlot, Kyle Pescetelli, Cody Pettola, Jenna Plourde, Jeffrey Potter, Kyle Raia, Skylar Renehan, Matthew Riccio, Sofia Scalise, Sophia Sciascia, Benjamin Sears, Chayse Shamleffer, Nicholas Simeone, Justin Soccodato, Madeleine Straub, Benjamin Taylor, Luca Tedone, Boden Tito, Joseph Tonnotti, Elizabeth Trenske, Hayden Vargo, Peyton Vesneski, Benjamin Vroeginday, Brooke Warren, Kirsten Watrous, Christian Watson, Jacob Watson, Matthew Weiner, Samantha White, Matthew Wills, Alexander Wolven, Jessica Wright, Michael Zalewski.
SOUTHINGTON — Property transfers reported from July 16 – 24.
Jose Mendes and Dorri Mendes to Elisha Biega, 210 Belleview Ave., $190,000.
Sung I. Kang to Curtis D. Rubinson, 500 Mount Vernon Road, $535,000.
Francis Escott LT and Francis Escott to Michael A. Marino and Roxanne Marino, 40 Morningside Lane, $268,500.
Michael Spooner and Kristen M. Spooner to Michael R. Natale, 66 Mandel Drive, $330,000. Justin M. Grazunn to Fadil Begic, 14 Rourke Ave., $190,000. William A. Chain to Carlos A. Esguerra and Claudia S. Maldonado, 386 Pattonwood Drive, $337,500. Salvatore Delucia and Margaret Delucia to Tyler Curtis, 21 Dunham, $235,000. Patricia M. Harlow to Jason R. Harlow and Kathleen Fraser, 97 Scenic Drive, $205,000.
Onofrio Ranteri to Carrie N. Wicks, 41 Hickory Hill, Spring Lake Condominiums, $119,000. Kellie P. Cox to Andres E. Andrade and Rachel M. Kelm, 106 Bruce Ave., $280,000. Suzanne M. LeClair to Shane D. Powdiuk, 75 Highridge Road, $244,000. Jason C. Lewis and Michelle R. Lewis to Eulogio Cruz-Fernandez and and Dosamantes-Gonzalez, 160 Flanders St., $325,000.
Jesse P. Bertrand and Selebe Finance LP to Tony J. Dallavecchia, 14 Charles St., $102,000.
Tahoe Realty LLC and Dean Michanczykank to Robert Guillemette and Brenda Guillemette, 1900 Mount Vernon Road, $336,900.
Ali Philippou and Kareme A. Philippou to Philip P. Delair and Jessica A. Declair, 28 Burwell Ave., $202,000.
George F. Wandrak and Mary A. Wandrak to Paul M. Constatino and Natalia Kacprzyk, 81 Olson Drive, $405,000.
Anthony Lombardi to Marc Russell and Jennifer Nash, 2 Lovely Drive, $409,000.
Reza Abbassi to Peter Luciani and Lauren Luciani, 41 Doe Meadow Court, $575,000.
Alan P. Dragon to Ali Philippou and Kareme A. Philippou, 674 Meriden Waterbury Turnpike, $225,000.
Ryan D. Costantini and Erika A. Costantini to Vincent D. Parete and Laura E. Udica, 151 Pacer Lane, $450,000.
Robin Teti-Montanez to Jesus Cruz and Erika Rivera, 330 Buckland St., $172,000.
MJV Construction LLC to Daniel J. Presser and Elizabeth Presser, 19 Aspen Way, $475,000.
Bank of America NA to Henry R. Talbot, 67 Mark Drive, $160,650.
George Costanzo to Jillian Florian and Luke Florian, 395 Cooper Ridge Road, $600,000.
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Michael Maino, Darius Mangiafico, Cole Marek, Ryan Matthews, Tenise McArthur, Anna McGrail, Connor McInnis, Jack McManus, Mitchell Messina, Hailey Miller, Mary Miller, Vanessa Montalvo, Aurianna Monteiro, Ava Muir, Nolan Nesprido, Stephanie Palma, Julia Panarella, Samantha Peluso, William Perry, Alyssa Petrone, Livvy Pizzitola, Ronald Prado, Matthew Purpura, Morgan Ramsay, Reese Raposa, Jennifer Reyes, Natalie Richardson, Faith Richert, Evan Riddick, Alina Rivera, Olivia Roberts, Byronn Rodriguez, Tyler Rodriguez, Jordyn Rogala, Kyleigh Rogers, Giuseppe Rositani, Nathan Roy, Scott Sandulli, Muhammad Saqab, Sarah Selinske, Brett Sheldrick, Gian Singh, Kevin Sliker, Kaley Smith, Glen Somers, Marlee Susca, Isabella Tabellione, Giacomo Tedone, Haley Theriault, Mary Tolisano, Elizabeth Urcinas, Alexis Valentine, Leiza Vargas, Jaden Vuong, Jyllian Wagner, Ralph Warner, Cody Warren, Evan Watson, Patrick Wright, Jeffrey Wyskiewicz. Grade 11, first honors: Abigail Abram, Emma Angelillo, Alyssa Aulbach, Katherine Barner, Morgan Barnum, Jessica Bartsch, Hailey Becquey, Nashita Begum, Patrick Bennett, Kayley Benson, Kelly Bergland, Samuel Bouchard, Emma Brush, Katherine Brush, Olivia Calan-
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