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New CRHS NOVEMBER REFERENDUM Voters to decide fate of Lyman School principal starts Aug. 2 By Nadya Korytnikova Town Times
Matthew Warner will take over as principal of Coginchaug Regional High School, effective Aug. 2. He comes to CRHS after spending more than a decade at East Hampton High School, where he held several roles. “I am excited and humbled at the opportunity to partner with the community of Coginchaug High School and RSD13,” Warner stated. “Serving in a nearby district with many similar attributes, I have come to know Coginchaug for its academic excellence and pride in the community. I look forward to meeting the students, staff and families of Coginchaug, learning your traditions and celebrating our accomplishments. Thank you Superintendent Schuch, the Board of Education and hiring committee for the opportunity to lead Coginchaug High School. I look forward to starting our work together.” Warner was selected from among 36 applicants. The interview panel vetted candidates with the assistance of candidate profiles generated by school and community stakeholders. See Principal, A7
Residents of Durham and Middlefield will cast a vote during the November referendum whether to keep Lyman School open or shut it down — a discussion that has been going on for years. The Regional School District 13 Board of Education recently recommended closing John Lyman Elementary School and will hold a public hearing on Aug. 11 at Coginchaug Regional High School to discuss this initiative and hear feedback. The decision to close the school comes after years of declining enrollment in the district and projections for that trend to continue. According to an independent audit, enrollment does not support hav- The Regional School District 13 Board of Education recommended closing John Lyman Elementary School and will hold a public hearing ing five school buildings in operation. on Aug. 11 to hear feedback from residents.
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Durham camp will benefit from state funds (AP) – The State Bond Commission approved $1.1 billion in projects last week. It marked the first meeting of the new fiscal year, which began July 1, and only the second during 2021. Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont, who chairs the commission and has imposed a so-called “debt diet” for state borrowing, suggested he’s easing up on that stance.
“I’d say it’s a pretty robust agenda for what could be a pretty robust year when it comes to bonding,” he said. “The reason being, I think this is a unique time to be making investments in the state right now.” Among the funding requests approved July 23 was $1.5 million to finance renovations and infrastructure improvements to Farnam Community Center in New Haven
and Camp Farnam in Durham. The Farnam Community Center has provided after school activities for youngsters in urban New Haven neighborhoods for more than 100 years. And Farnam’s 72-acre camp in Durham provides inner-city youngsters the opportunity to spend part of their summer in a country setting. See State funds, A6
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Also, Aug. 7 will be the public unveiling of the Coginchaug Area Transition pilot
Mondays aren’t so bad Got the Monday blues? Have you noticed a certain skip to your step on Friday? An even bigger skip on Saturday? Wednesday is kind of “eh”? The days of the week, it turns out, do have their way with us. The Internet tells us that they have their own energy, which is influenced by the planets. So here’s the lowdown. It might give you an inkling of what to expect for the week ahead. Monday belongs to the moon and is a day for stepping into your true potential, intuition, and emotions. (And you thought it was all about going back to the salt mines!) This day sets the emotional tone for the week ahead, as the moon asks us to be clear about our emotions and what we want to achieve in the coming days. Emotions can be stirred on the moon’s day, perhaps causing us to feel moody
and sluggish. However, if you feel positive about your life, Monday can put you in a positive frame of mind for the upcoming week. So chin up!
Waste disposal fees are charged by weight, and food waste in household garbage ranges from 25 to 40 percent. So it stands to reason that taking that amount of weight out of the waste stream would be good for local tax bills, and good for the environment, as finished compost is a valuable resource. Kim O’Rourke can answer questions about commercial composting, such as the pilot program, and informal home composting. The Giving Garden is located behind the community center on Main Street. Talks are free and open to the public. Please bring your own chairs. Hard rain cancels.
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LEGAL NOTICE Town of Durham, CT Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the Town of Durham that the Town Tax on the Grand List of October 1, 2020 is due and payable in two installments, July 1, 2021, and January 1, 2022. All Motor Vehicle Taxes and Taxes in the amount of $100 or less are due and payable in full July 1, 2021. If the first payment is not paid on or before August 2, 2021, interest must be charged from July 1, 2021, at a rate of 18% per annum (1.5% for each month or fraction thereof) with a minimum interest charge of $2.00 applied to each delinquent tax bill. No bill will be sent for the January 2022 installment. Payments may be mailed to: Town of Durham, P.O. Box 428 Durham, CT 06422, or visit: www.townofdurhamct.org. to find other accepted forms of payment by clicking on “View & Pay Taxes”. Processing fees apply. The Tax Collector's office hours are Monday-Friday 8:30-4:30pm Martin French, CCMC Tax Collector, Town of Durham, CT
Wednesday belongs to Mercury, the planet of communication and expression. It’s good for getting clear about what you want and where you are heading, scheduling meetings, networking events, making important See Carr, A9
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composting program, which will begin Sept. 1. The Hartford trash-to-energy plant is nearing the end of its useful life, and this will require towns to look for alternative – certainly more expensive – ways to dispose of waste.
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We are taking a break from our Saturday talks this week but we invite anyone interested in the Giving Garden to come visit Wednesdays or Saturdays from 9 to 11 a.m. We’ve been giving away astonishing amounts of luscious organic produce to the local senior and social service departments, as well as to Amazing Grace Food Pantry in Middletown. If you’d like to stay awhile and help, that would be welcome too!
Giving Garden talks resume on Saturday, Aug. 7, with speaker Kim O’Rourke, recycling coordinator for the City of Middletown. The talk will take place from 11 a.m. to noon.
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Laydon Industries, a contractor working for Eversource, is performing road repairs as part of the Durham-Middletown water project, which will provide a new drinking supply for homes and businesses within the Durham Meadows Superfund Site. Work is being done on Maiden Lane, Talcott Lane, Maple Avenue, Ball Brook, Route 17 and Route 68. Most work is being performed at night and is expected to be completed by early September. Direct questions or comments to: Eversource Gas – John Reed, 860-318-6869; Laydon Industries – Jeffrey Polley, 203562-7283.
Monthly Tag Sales at Our Lady of Mercy Parish, 272 Main St., Durham, will be held Saturdays, Aug. 7 and Sept. 4 from 8 a.m. to to 1 p.m., rain or shine. Outside you will find furniture, records, tapes, CDs, books, pictures and frames, baskets, electronics, sporting equipment and more. Inside there will be clothing, toys, jewelry, China, linens, and more.
The Durham Farmers Market will run on the Town Green Thursdays from 3 to 6:30 p.m. through the end of November.
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The 2021 Summer Concert Series concludes Thursday, Aug. 5 with the Beatles tribute band Number 9. The show starts at 6 p.m. at Allyn Brook Park.
Tuesday Night Fun Runs, held at the Coginchaug Regional High School track and field complex, are back. Runners of all ages – and from anywhere – are welcome. Register online via durhamct.recdesk.com.
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State Sen. Christine Cohen (D-Guilford) will host a Community Clean-Up at Hammonasset Beach State Park Sunday, Aug. 1 at 1 p.m. Working in collaboration with the Friends of Hammonasset, trash bags and gloves will be provided as volunteers roam the beach, dunes and roadways to pick up trash and help preserve the integrity of the park and its natural resources. Volunteers should meet at Meig's Point Nature Center. Located in Madison, Hammonasset is Connecticut’s largest shoreline park, with more than two miles of beach, as well as wetlands and woodlands.
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Morse art scholarship
Born in Middlefield, Irma Morse attended Pratt Institute in New York City and
later studied with several well-known artists. Morse earned local and regional awards for her paintings in oil, watercolor, acrylic and pastel, and shared her talents, teaching senior citizens and psychiatric patients. Also, she was active in the Arts and Crafts Association of Meriden for over 50 years, serving as president in 1979-80.
Locals in college
University of Connecticut, Farmington, awarded Ryan Ciarlo a doctor of medicine degree.
Arizona State University, Tempe, Ariz., awarded Justin Faiella a bachelor’s degree in University finance (cum laude). of Oklahoma, Norman, OkBryant University, Smithla., named Justin Penney to field, R.I., named Kyle its president’s list for the Roberts and Atalie Sweet to spring semester. its dean’s list for the spring semester. Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y., named anja DellOso and Bridget Morris to its dean’s list for the spring semester.
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The Student Services and Special Education Department of Regional School District 13 will destroy spe-
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To obtain student records, a written request must be submitted no later than Thursday, Aug. 12. Forward requests to Jennifer Keane, Director of Student Services and Special Education, Regional School District 13, 135A Pickett Lane, PO Box 190, Durham, CT 06422. Confirm receipt by calling 860-349-7208.
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State officials reviewing CDC mask guidance
Max Reiss, communications director for Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont, said the governor’s office and the Department of Public Health will provide updates in the coming days on mask-wearing. In the meantime, people most at risk of coronavirus infection should consider wearing masks. “Even in states that have some of the lowest infection rates in the country, vaccinated people who are immunocompromised, otherwise considered high-risk, live with individuals who are high-risk or with unvaccinated children, may want to consider wearing masks in indoor public settings,” he said in a statement. Earlier in the day, Lamont said he will “probably” follow the recommendations from the CDC when it comes to indoor mask-wearing. But he acknowledged that local
infection rates could also help decide whether Connecticut requires everyone to once again wear a mask indoors.
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Obituaries Carol Kearney PHOENIX, AZ- Carol (Usher) Kearney, a longtime resident of Durham, passed away peacefully in her sleep, Saturday, June 5, 2021, after suffering a stroke in the summer of 2020. Carol was born in Baltimore, MD, in 1949 to parents Frank and Anne Usher who later moved to Southington, CT, where Carol spent her childhood and high school years. Having received her degree in administration from Quinnipiac University in her early twenties, Carol went on to have a long successful career, retiring as the head administrator for the Art History Department at Wesleyan University. Carol was a force of nature who raised her children on The Pointer Sisters, The Village People and a healthy dose of family activities. She always ensured beds were made (by the children, of
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course) and that dinner was a family institution. She is survived by her children, Erin (Phoenix, AZ) and Kevin (San Diego, CA) as well as her husband Clark (Phoenix, AZ). Her wit, sarcasm, and laughter made her a hit at neighborhood parties and little league events alike. Never afraid to share her opinion or to point out the ridiculousness of a situation, Carol’s presence was large and warm wherever she went.
Community Center Middlefield Senior & Social Services Office, 405 Main St. Sign up to receive our newsletter: sdorvilliers@middlefieldct.org, 860-349-7121. Book Club. Join us Tuesday, Sept. 14 at 1 p.m. as we discuss The Giver of Stars by JoJo Moyes. Books are available at the Levi E. Coe Library. Senior Meals: Beginning Aug. 2 lunch will again be served Monday, Wednesday and Friday at noon. A donation of $3 is suggested. Registration is required. Call Susan D’Orvilliers at 860-349-7121. Brown Bag Lunch. Every Wednesday, bring your lunch. Coffee is provided. Call Sue D’Orvilliers to register. Food Bank. The Food Bank is open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., by appointment only. Call Sue D’Orvilliers at 860-349-7121. The Food Bank is in need of pasta, sauce, cereal, peanut butter and jelly. Knitters. The Senior Center is once again hosting knitters. The knitting community has been busily knitting for individuals who are homeless or in shelters. Donations of yarn are sought. Call Sue D’Orvilliers at 860-349-7121. Zoom Exercise Classes. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Call Sue D’Orvilliers at 860-349-7121. Energy Assistance. The CT Energy Assistance Program is available to residents. Call Sue D’Orvilliers at 860-3497121 to schedule an appointment.
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RSD13 predicted middle school enrollment to decrease by 17.6 percent, with the most substantial declines happening over the next three years. Similarly, high school enrollment is projected to decline by 36 percent over the next 10-year period. According to school officials, the average cost per year of operating John Lyman is $5.64 million, which includes salaries and all annual operating costs, such as heat and electricity. Closing the school would save $1.5 million in operating costs as well as avoid $4.25 million in
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capital expenses. Should Lyman remain open, about $2.8 million would be immediately needed for repairs. Should Lyman close, the savings may then be used to improve education directly or offer some tax relief. “The goal of the RSD13 Board of Education continues to be conserving the resources of the community. This decision enhances the opportunity to make changes in our school system to enhance the educational value for our students and teachers,” BOE chairman Bob Moore said. “As a Board of Education, it is a priority to provide learners with the best education possible,” the RSD13 stated. Currently, John Lyman
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About $600 million of the borrowing approved last Friday was earmarked for general obligation bonds — money that will be spent on a wide range of projects such as improvements to the State Pier in New London. The site is being redeveloped into an offshore wind hub. Funding was also approved for infrastructure improvements at community health centers and mental health and substance abuse providers, grants for new walking trails and pedestrian walkways, state information technology upgrades, sound amplification in state courtrooms, asbestos removal in state buildings, and affordable housing and energy efficiency projects.
serves students in grades K through 4. If the referendum passes, students would be transferred to Brewster Elementary School and Memorial School. Certified staff would move with students. Residents will have input on the redistricting plan. “If the referendum passes John Lyman ES could be closed as early as the 202223 school year, but the Board of Education would make that actual decision in the future after receiving additional input from families, employees, and the community,” according to the district statement. It will now be up to the voters of Durham and Middlefield to decide. A referendum question will be on the ballot in November.
The bond commission approved an additional $20 million to continue helping homeowners in northeastern Connecticut replace their crumbling foundations, and $300 million in local school building projects. Tucked into a list of funding for local projects, such as the construction of four playscapes in West Haven, was $2.5 million to defray much of the $3.7 million that voters in Newtown approved in April to construct a memorial to the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012. Meanwhile, slightly more than $500 million of the projects approved on Friday are transportation-related, including state and local road, highway and bridge repair work. There’s also funding for rail improvements, and bus and rail facilities.
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A RSD13 press release announcing Warner’s hiring states, “Matt has spent the past 14 years at East Hampton High School, having served as a history and social studies teacher, Social Studies Department team leader and, most recently, assistant principal.
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The state’s six Regional Children’s Probate Courts employ a collaborative model that emphasizes family involvement, ongoing support from highly experienced social workers and cooperative planning that involves all parties. The regional courts work closely with the Department of Children and Families to provide coordinated services. Along with Berlin, the Central Connecticut Regional Children’s Probate Court serves the communities of Cheshire, Chester, Clinton, Cromwell, Deep River, Durham, East Haddam, East Hampton, Essex, Haddam, Killingworth, Lyme, Marlborough, Meriden, Middlefield, Middletown, Old Saybrook, Portland, Southington, Wallingford and Westbrook. — Press Release
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