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Durham selectmen endorse, amend POCD By Mark Dionne Town Times

At its regular meeting on Monday, July 11, the Durham Board of Selectmen endorsed the recently completed Plan of Conservation and Development and asked that the Planning and Zoning Commission, which wrote the document, pass it.

‘Miss Alex’ joins library family By Mark Dionne Town Times

After a variety of experiences gained through a collection of libraries, Alexandra Klaus is ready to settle in with one title: children’s librarian at the Durham Public Library.

Klaus, who goes by “Miss Alex” for the kids, said she has been welcomed by the community since her start in the last week of May. “I wouldn’t have taken this job if everyone [here] wasn’t ridiculously nice,” Klaus said. “They did their part in convincing me I See Klaus, A15

First Selectman Laura Francis and P&Z Chair Frank DeFelice have both emphasized in recent forums that the POCD is a “planning document.”

Also, at the urging of Selectman Steve Levy, the BOS amended the POCD with a clarifying statement for mixed At the BOS meeting, before endorsing the plan, Francis use and protective language for residential neighborhoods. said that zoning decisions required an appeals process The POCD is a guidance doc- and the POCD was a guidance ument, required by the state tool without such procedures. and meant to articulate the At the same meeting, Levy goals of the town. It has to explained that he had tried be renewed every 10 years. to amend the POCD with reDurham had already gotten extensions on its renewal but strictive language to protect failed to pass a new POCD by the Historic District on Main Street but was told by town atits deadline of July 1, 2016. torney Steve Byrne that excluThe town became non-comsionary language in the POCD pliant on that date, which was zoning and not allowed. puts Durham in lesser stand“Everything I suggested was a ing when the state considers discretionary funds.

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Alexandra Klaus, known as “Miss Alex” to the kids, is the new children’s librarian at the Durham Public Library. | Mark Dionne, Town Times

The public discussion about the POCD focused heavily on the pull between development and preservation, while the crafting of the document and the later discussion of it from town officials focused on a split between planning and zoning.


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Coginchaug wins district softball title in dramatic fashion

Coginchaug entered the tournament expecting to compete to reach the championship round, but the general sentiment was that the Middletown/Killingworth combined team, and its ace

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pitcher Alexa Boone, would be too much for anyone to handle. For much of the tournament that seemed to be the case. Coginchaug rolled over East Hampton and Chester/ Deep River in pool play by scores of 22-0 and 17-0, and also successfully defeated respectable opponents Old Saybrook, 7-1, and Cromwell, 5-3.

cause of pitch inning rules, Middletown/Killingworth rested Boone, but Coginchaug struggled early against starter Nicole Saraceno, falling behind 2-0. Coginchaug battled back in the fourth, taking advantage of four straight walks by Saraceno, and a three-run triple by Donlan to deep left field.

Leading 5-2 in the fifth, Amanda Case hit a liner to right field to score DeMarMeanwhile, Middletown/ tino, who had walked, to Killingworth tore through the bring the score to 6-2. pool play rounds, outscoring opponents 42-1, including a That proved more than 10-0 rout of Coginchaug in 5 enough cushion for DeMarinnings. tino, who pitched a very solid game, striking out 13 and alWith the win over Cromwell lowing just one earned run. in its final pool game, Coginchaug would advance to take Game 3 took place the folon Middletown/Killingworth lowing night, and it was in the best-of-3 final series. DeMartino versus Boone in Game 1 went about as planned for Middletown/ Killingworth, as it prevailed 6-1. Erin Donlan got the start for Coginchaug, and despite pitching well, allowed six runs, while her team was held to a single base hit, a bunt single from Donlan.

a rematch of the pool play game that went in favor of Middletown/Killingworth.

was promptly erased by the catcher, Donlan, while trying to steal third.

DeMartino opened the game with strikeouts of Middletown/Killingworth’s powerful top three of Tessa Wills, Boone and Ella McGlynn, setting a good tone for the locals. But Coginchaug struggled to reach base on Boone. DeMartino reached in the fourth, as she was hit in the left hand by a pitch, and Alex Fitzpatrick laid down a crafty bunt single, but that was all Coginchaug could muster off of Boone through the first five innings.

In the bottom of the sixth, Allison Strang hit a oneout double off of Boone for Coginchaug’s second hit, but was left stranded, sending the game to extra innings. Middletown picked up solid singles off of DeMartino in the seventh, but, again, Donlan put out the fire, as she threw out both girls attempting to steal second, including an acrobatic high helmet tag by shortstop Ava Marenna to secure the third out. A shoestring catch by Rhea Patel in left field also played no small part in keeping the game scoreless.

Middletown/Killingworth fared no better at the plate, picking up its first hit off DeMartino, a single to center field by Boone, in the top of the sixth. However, she

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The Middlefield Volunteer Fire Company is currently participating in Everyday Hero CT, a program dedicated to increasing the number of volunteer firefighters throughout the state.

Durham Tuesday, July 19 Agriculture Commission, Town Hall, 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 20 Planning and Zoning, library, 7 p.m. Thursday, July 21 DMIAAB, library, 7 p.m. Monday, July 25 Public Safety Facility Renovations Planning Committee, Durham Volunteer Firehouse, 7 p.m. Board of Selectmen, Town Hall, 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 26 Ethic’s Commission, library, 7 p.m.

Established in 1934, the Middlefield Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. protects and safeguards the lives and property within the boundaries of Middlefield and Rockfall by doing everything within its power to provide firefighting and rescue services, as well as provide mutual aid support to surrounding communities. The MVFC is dedicated to providing for the safety and welfare of the community through the preservation of life, property, and the environment, by maintaining a constant state of readiness through firefighter training, and public education.The MVFC operates out of the firehouse located at the intersection of Jackson Hill Road and Route 157 and utilizes two engines, two tankers, a rescue truck, a pickup/ brush truck, a pickup medical response truck, a small boat, and an antique parade engine.To learn more about the MVFC, call 860-349-7142, visit http://www.middlefieldfirect.org/, or stop by the firehouse any Monday night after 7 p.m. For more information, visit www.EverydayHeroCT.org.

Tuesday, July 19 Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 20 Inland/Wetlands and Watercourses, 7 p.m. Thursday, July 21 DMIAAB, library, 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 26 Economic Development Commission, 6 p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals, 7 p.m.

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Durham Recreation Fun Run results: Week 2 Results of the second Durham Recreation Fun Run, Tuesday, July 5: Age Group 1: 0 – 4 years old – 0.25 mile First place – Brynn Gerry; 2:00 Second place – Juliet Prout; 2:43 Third place – Fionna Eddinger; 3:04 Fourth place – Linnea Miller; 3:05 Fifth place – Jeremiah Fuggi; 3:19 Sixth place – Alex Raney; 3:23 Seventh place – Laine Debowsky; 3:29

Age group 2: 5 – 7 years old – 0.25 mile First place – Gavin Burke; 1:42 Second place – Charlie Wamester; 1:44 Third place – Aiyanna Donecker; 1:49 Fourth place – Luan Eddinger; 1:50 Fifth place – Julianna Fuggi; 1:52 Sixth place – Miles Miller; 1:53 Seventh place – Kendall Raney; 1:55 Eighth place – Liam Tietien; 1:57 Ninth place – Taryn Adams; 1:58 10th place – Isabella Oakley; 2:03

Age group 3: 8 – 10 years old – 0.33 mile First place – Michael Wamester; 2:06 Second place – Abby Gerry; 2:17 Third place – Paul Oakley; 2:30 Fourth place – Graham Eddinger; 2:39 Fifth place – Thomas Wamester; 2:41 Sixth place – Eli Wiseman; 2:44 Seventh place – Mason Bender; 3:51 Age group 4: 11 – 14 years old - 0.66 miles First place - Allison Vigue; 6:55 Age group 5: High School &

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Summer reading program Notary Public available, by appointment only.

Durham Library Library hours: Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Ezra arrived on Tuesday, June 14, 2016, weighing 10 pounds, 1 ounce and measuring 21 and half inches in length.

Mystery Craft - The Durham Public Library has scheduled a Mystery Craft program for Aug. 9 through 31, 10:30 a.m. Parents and caregivers of children of all ages are

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Religion Briefs Church of the Epiphany Services – The Church of the Epiphany, Episcopal, 196 Main St., Durham, schedules Sunday worship service of the Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. All people of faith are welcome.

Cat Tales has scheduled a Fill-A-Truck event for Saturday, July 16, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Walmart, 161 Berlin Road, Cromwell. Donations of paper towels, disinfectant wipes, bleach, laundry soap and cat food (dry and canned) are in desperate need. Donations are tax-deductible. For more information, call 860-344-9043 or visit www.CatTalesCT.org.

Christian Education - The Church of the Epiphany, Episcopal, schedules Young People’s Christian Formation (Christian Education) classes for Sunday at 9:30 a.m. using a program based on multi-intelligence theory and designed to appeal to children with many different learning styles to learn at their age level. Children gather at the beginning of the service to meet in the various themed rooms, then join their family in the sanctuary to receive communion together. Prayer Group – The Church of the Epiphany, Episcopal, schedules a Prayer Group

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Farmers Market The Durham Farmers Market is scheduled for every Thursday through mid-September on the Durham Green, 3 to 6 p.m. Meghann Eckenhoff Nuzzo has been named as market master. A diverse group of vendors plan to offer vegetables, fruits, flowers, spices, honey, Italian ice, shellfish, raw milk, yogurt and cheese, baked goods,

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Roommate issues By Diana Carr

My kitties, Shiloh and Dakota, feel like they haven’t gotten enough “air time” lately. I disagree. I think, and you probably do, too, that they have gotten plenty of attention in this column. But let’s humor them anyway.

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The annual Kids-Only Tag Sale took place on the lawn at the Durham Public Library on Saturday, July 9. Youngsters age 5 to 18, working with adult supervision, manned tables selling as many items as they could. The annual tag sale is organized by Durham Public Library Assistant Patti Holden, who said she remembered the fun her now-grown children had when the library held a Kids-Only Tag Sale years ago. Holden said she approached the library administration four years ago about bringing the event back, and it has become an annual tradition since. “It helps them learn about making change and organizing their own belongings,” Holden said. The event, with kids staffing their own tables and visiting other tables creates what Holden calls “a nice feeling of community.” Most of the kids said they had an easy time choosing items for the sale. Emma Samperi said she picked “things I don’t play with any more” like old

Emma Samperi said she had an easy time choosing items See Sale, A13 to sell, especially her “princess stuff.”

Oh, where to begin? Let’s start with the chewing. Shiloh chews anything he can wrap his teeth around, which is just about everything. I will be sitting on my futon in the evening watching TV, and I will swear that a horde of beavers has slipped in. I need only turn my head 45 degrees to the left to see my feline friend on the other end of the futon, chomping furiously on the posts that are holding everything together. He is going at it from every angle, like this is the tastiest piece of wood that anyone could ever hope for. I, of course, immediately try to disrupt his guilty pleasure (although I don’t think he feels the least bit guilty), but he keeps coming back to it. As of now, three of those posts are on their way to becoming toothpicks. So if you hear a resounding boom, you will know that Shiloh has, once again, had his way with my futon, and this time I have gone crashing to the floor. At which point I think a bean bag would be my next option. If my hair is looking a bit shorter to you these days, or perhaps crooked, well, I think it’s safe to say that Shiloh is the culprit here. Let me explain. I have a portable sauna, which consists of a large dome placed over a smaller one, and I lie inside it with only my head sticking out. And while baking myself alive, I used to coat my tresses with coconut oil, which, rumor has it, makes for a great conditioner. Used to. It didn’t go well. See Carr, A12

OPINION

A change for the better One of Connecticut high school sports’ most discussed — and disliked — rules is off the books, for now at least. The CIAC Score Management policy was put in place a decade ago to dissuade Connecticut high school football teams from running up the score on opponents. Under this rule, a coach could be suspended for one game for rolling up a 50-plus point victory. When enacted in 2006, the “50-point rule” made headlines, sparking a nation-wide debate. Critics said the rule punished coaches for having more-focused, better-prepared troops, and made a mockery of the sport, while proponents of the policy believed it helped prevent less-talented, perhaps younger teams, from being humiliated on the field. See Football, A9


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never intentionally embarrass a foe.

And the debate continued for Discussing the changes with 10 years. the Record-Journal, Leroy When the CIAC unveiled its Williams, chairman of the 2016 Football Handbook in CIAC Football Committee, late June, the 50-point rule said “There was a disrespect was gone, replaced by a new for the game going on. We score management policy, didn’t want people taking a which relies on a running knee or going out of bounds clock to keep games from (on purpose when the defigetting out of hand. cit approached the 50-point limit). We struggled with the Also, score-related punishments for coaches are off the score differential. table. “This is a one-year trial thing. We think it offers better qualThese are good moves. The ity for the game.” vast majority of coaches are true sportsmen who would

With the 50-point rule, the game clock was only kept running with the mutual consent of both coaches. Now, the decision is automatic. The clock will run when one team leads by 42 or more points in the third quarter or leads by 35 or more points in the fourth quarter.

reaches 42 (third quarter) or 35 (fourth quarter) points.

of Control, told the R-J that state coaches are overwhelmingly in favor of the change.

Otherwise, the clock will be stopped only at the end of periods, and for scoring plays, PATs and timeouts.

If the score differential is reduced to less than 42 points in the third quarter or less than 35 points in the fourth quarter, the officials will revert to regular timing until the point differential again

Southington coach Mike Drury, a member of the football committee that revised the rule before it was sanctioned by the CIAC Board

Include us in that camp. Good for the CIAC for trusting that its football coaches will do right by players, and the game, even without the fear of punishment hung over them.

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zoning issue,� Levy said. “My bullet points were shot down one, two, three.� Levy asked for an amendment to the POCD stating that mixed use is allowed in Commercial Zones, as long as it is less intensive than the commercial enterprises. The second part of the amendment states that mixed use is allowed in non-conforming parcels, meaning businesses in residential zones that have

effectively been “grandfathered� in, and can not become a more intensive use when transferred.

largely made up of the Historic District, which is bookended by two commercial districts.

ing that “promoting mixed use ... can open up a host of opportunities for millennials to open businesses.�

The amendments were accepted unanimously by the BOS.

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>> Klaus wanted to work here.” Before she started, other librarians put pictures of Klaus up in the children’s area, announcing her arrival, and parents have been bringing their children in to meet the new librarian. “The community is so welcoming,” Klaus said. Raised in Glastonbury, Klaus went to Temple University, graduated from UConn with a classics degree and received a masters of library science from Southern Connecticut State University.

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coming so I have to offer them something worth coming to,” she said.

Before her interview, Klaus, who now lives in Middletown, researched Durham online. After more than a month in town, Klaus is getting to know Durham.

Klaus is excited to continue some of the popular children’s programming like Saturday story time and Lego Robotics and also wants to try new things, saying, “I’m really throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks.”

“It’s really ingrained in the community to appreciate the services we provide, which is so nice. I don’t have to convince a lot of people to go to the library, they’re already

As she continues to settle in, Klaus said the one thing she would like the community to know about her is “I really want to talk to you all the time – it’s way more interesting than whatever I’m doing.”

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At the Cora J. Belden Library in Rocky Hill, she worked as a part time reference librarian and began a shift to children’s programming.

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