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Middlefield fire company gets grant Durham special meeting set for Aug. 27
By Bailey Wright Record-Journal staff
The Middlefield Volunteer Fire Company recently was awarded an Assistance to Firefighters Grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to replace out-dated breathing apparatus. The company plans to use the $152,620 grant to purchase 24 new Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and 10 spare breathing units and pieces.
By Bailey Wright Record-Journal staff
The award was granted on Aug. 10, as part of the 2017 year grantee list. It was specified for personal protective equipment, and provides 95 percent of needed funded if a department can fund the last five percent themselves.
A special town meeting will be held Monday to set a date for a referendum vote on the Road Culvert and Pavement Project Resolution, as well as discuss the resolution, transfer funds and adopt amendments to a tax ordinance.
This is the first time the fire company has received the grant. Fire Chief Peter Tyc said the company’s current breathing units don’t allow all firefighters to have individual apparatus and are set to expire next year.
The meeting will be Monday, Aug. 27, at 8 p.m. in the third floor meeting room of the town hall, 30 Town House Road.
“This will meet the latest standards and conditions and the recommendations,” Tyc said. He added sanitary conditions will greatly improve. Middlefield was one of 13 municipalities in the state to receive the grant, which varies by need. North Haven also received a $18,000 grant for operations and safety equipment. The primary goal of the Assistance to Firefighters Grant is to help meet the needs of fire and emergency response departments and nonaffiliated emer-
A federal grant will help Middlefield Volunteer Fire Department buy Self Contained Breathing Apparatus similar to the gear shown here. Wikipedia photo
gency medical service organizations. “Since 2001, AFG has helped firefighters and other first responders obtain critically needed equipment, protective gear, emergency vehicles, training and other resources necessary for
protecting the public and emergency personnel from fire and related hazards,” says to the grant’s description. bwright@record-journal.com 203-317-2316 Twitter: @baileyfaywright
On the agenda is setting a date and time for a referendum vote on a resolution to authorize an appropriation of $2,100,000 for the costs of road culvert replacement work associated with Indian Lane, Bear Rock Road, Haddam Quarter Road, Seward Road and Cream Pot Road, as well as road pavement See Meeting, A5
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Writers’ Group. Aug. 27, 7 p.m. Ages 17 and up. Bring a writing sample to share. No registration.
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Summer says she’ll stick around for awhile To Whom It May Concern (And It Seems to Concern a Lot of You): I have been getting letters from people (from one person in particular; you know who you are) regarding their trepidation regarding me hightailing it out of here shortly. You can put your fears to rest, my dears. I have no intention of giving up the allotted time due to me. As you may recall, I came late to the party this year because that rascal, ‘Ol Man Winter, was loathe to leave. I thought it rather piggish of him, to take up so much of the year. But I’m here now,
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Meeting The referendum includes financing the fund appropriation by the issuing general obligation bonds and notes. Details of the Road Culvert and Pavement Project Resolution are available to residents at the office of the town clerk. Time during the special meeting will be allocated to allow the public to discuss, but not vote on, the Road Culvert and Pavement Project.
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McKeen, Fasano shift focus to November By Lauren Takores Record-Journal staff
ty’s senate caucus, said in a statement Tuesday evening, Aug. 14 that the Democrats WALLINGFORD — A day af- chose candidates across ter securing the Democratic their primaries “who not onnomination in the 34th Sen- ly embrace (Gov. Dannel P.) ate District, Aili McKeen said Malloy’s policies, but who that Sen. Len Fasano “has want to advance those failed little to show for his decades policies even further.” in the legislature.” Fasano also said that McKHer comments on Wedneseen and other Democratic day, Aug. 15 came after candidates have a far-left, Fasano, the North Haven Re- even socialist agenda. publican who leads his par-
“We certainly cannot move further into his world of a failed progressive approach,” Fasano’s statement said, “that has weakened our economy, threatened core social services and held back Connecticut from the level of growth neighboring states have experienced.” Republicans, he said, are the ones fighting for a new direction and new opportunities.
“From last night’s results, it’s decades in the legislature,” clear Democrats don’t feel McKeen said via email. “Peothe same,” he said. ple are fed up with that. He’s had 16 years, twice longer McKeen, a Wallingford resi- than (Malloy), to make a difdent, responded by saying ference, and he has failed to Fasano is a part of Connecti- better our state.” cut’s problem. Fasano responded to McK“Fasano is yet another mileen, saying McKeen will lionaire career politician who “double down” on Malloy’s has little to show for his progressive agenda.
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Sept. 6 – Soup and Salad, noon, at the Durham Activity Center. Noreen Kokoruda and John Michael Parker, candidates for the 101st district, plan to speak. RSVP is required for events. Call 860349-3153.
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Update on Durham’s capital projects By Laura Francis
serendipity, several capital projects will be out to bid soon or ready for your approval at referenda. Here are brief summaries of the projects. You can contact me or visit our website for more details. I want to thank staff and volunteers who have worked to get these projects
What is the phrase? I love it when a plan comes together! That is where we are at in the Town of Durham. After many years of planning, preparing and budgeting and with some help of grants and old-fashioned
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We expect final approval from DOT soon to bid out this project using funds from the CTDOT Local Transportation Capital Improvement Program (LOTCIP). The Town of Durham is reCoe Road Bridge over sponsible for all engineering Parmelee Brook costs and the program will Replacement of this culvert fund the construction. Local will be out for bid in the late funds are budgeted. The fall for 2019 construction. All project entails a culvert reapprovals have been secured placement near the intersecand funding is in place using tion of Cherry Lane, pavethe CTDOT Local Bridge ment preservation, new sigProgram which reimburses nage and some drainage the town for approximately work near the intersections 40% of cost. Local funds are of Harvey Road and Green budgeted. When a contracLane. When a contractor is tor is in place, more inforin place, more information mation will be disseminated will be disseminated to resito residents regarding sched- dents regarding schedule, ule, detours and/or road clo- detours and/or road closures. sures.
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Foothills Road Culvert Metal Beam Rail Improvements This project is out to bid and should be completed before the end of year and entails new guard rail over the culvert near the Middletown Town Line. Local funds are budgeted. When a contractor is in place, more information will be disseminated to residents regarding schedule, detours and/or road closures. Culvert Replacements and Road Improvements DiNatale Drive Subdivision The Board of Selectmen and Board of Finance voted to ask the Town Meeting on Aug. 27 for approval to put a referendum question on the November ballot seeking bond authorization for 2.1 million dollars to fund the replacement of culverts on Indian Lane over Parmelee Brook, Cream Pot Road over Chalker Brook, Haddam Quarter Road over Sumner Brook, Bear Rock Road and Seward Road. These aged culverts are all made from corrugated pipes that have rotted past normal life expectancy. Also included in this bond, will be the final installment of a capital plan to rebuild the roads in the DiNatale Subdivision. Also, at the August Town Meeting, there will be a request to take funds out of the Major Culvert Reserve fund for engineering costs for the above projects. Korn School Renovation for a Community Center A committee is working with Silver Petrucelli & Assoc. architects and engineers on a feasibility study to renovate the former elementary building to be used as a community center. There was an informational meeting held on July 31 which outlined progress to date. The presentation can be found at http://www.townofdurhamct.org/filestorage/ 28562/27548/52345/Korn_Adaptive_Reuse_PresenSee Projects, A11
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Newsletter: To receive the Durham Senior Newsletter, featuring programs and events, call Jaclyn at 860-349-3153 or email jcaturano@townofdurhamct.org.
Durham 60+ Travel has scheduled the following trips. The public is welcome. Sept. 19 – Big E. Sept. 27 – Harts Turkey Train. Oct. 24 – Broadway “My Fair Lady” or “Wicked.” Nov. 16 – Radio City. For more information, call Sue Giuffrida, 860-346-0724.
River trip planned The Durham 60 Plus Club and Travel will cruise the Connecticut River aboard the Lady Katherine on Saturday, Sept. 15. A fee is charged. The jazz and lunch cruise boards in Haddam at 11:30 a.m. Contact Sue Giuffrida at 860-3497121.
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July: 1,200 jobs lost, jobless rate stays steady By Mike Savino Record-Journal staff
Even with the poor showing for July, DOL Research Office Director Andy Condon said The state lost 1,200 jobs in July but the state’s economy has the unemployment rate held done well in recent months. steady at 4.4 percent, according to The has added a total of a monthly report from the Depart- 16,600 jobs over the last ment of Labor. year. The DOL also revised its figured “July’s decline of 1,200 jobs for June by saying the state added does not materially affect the 5,300 jobs that month, a reduction growth we have seen to date of 800 from its original calculathis year,” Condon said in a tion. statment. “Our three-month average job growth remains strongly positive. On a percentage basis, construction and manufacturing remain the fastest growing sectors in the state’s labor market.”
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Wanted to Buy Grassy Hill Auctions, an Estate Sale, Liquidation, Attic & Basement Cleanout Company is Always Buying and providing services all over Connecticut. These are just a FEW of the things we are looking for: Antiques, Collectibles, Old/ Vintage Toys, Musical Instruments (Saxophones, Trumpets, Violins, Flutes, Clarinets, Trombone & SO MUCH MORE) Advertising Items, Wristwatches (Broken or Not), Pocket Watches, Tools (Machinist, Woodworking, & MORE) Doorstops, Clocks, Oil Paintings, Old Signs, Old Photographs, Old Postcards, Brewery Items, Hunting & Fishing, PEZ Dispensers, Costume Jewelry, Broken Jewelry, Gold & Silver Jewelry, Gold & Silver Coins, Military Items, Swords & Bayonets, Helmets & Patches, Medals & Uniforms, Pocket Knives, Lighters & Pipes, Fountain Pens, Mechanical Pencils, Fraternal Order Items, Religious Items, Industrial Items, Winchester Items, Sikorsky Items, Pratt & Whitney Items, Colt Items, Native American Items, Vintage Electronics, Slot Cars, Toy Trucks, Matchbox & Hotwheels, Barbie’s, Folk Art, Statues, Bronzes, Trains, Cameras, Mid Century Modern Furniture, Straight Razors, Shaving Items, Political Items, Comic Books, Sports Cards & Autographs…& THE LIST GOES ON! So please give us a call at your earliest convince. Grassy Hill Auctions 203-868-1816 - Grassy HillAuctions.com
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Divorce and the family home By Lisa J. Cappalli, Esq.
One of the awkward situations for the divorcing couple, unless they have separated, either voluntarily or by court order, is that they continue to live together in the same house until the divorce is final. One spouse doesn’t have to move out in order to start a divorce or just because a divorce is pending. There are many reasons why a divorcing person would endure discomfort or misery in the family home rather than move out. Some are financial – there isn’t enough money to support two residences. Some are practical – a person
doesn’t want the disruption or expense of moving while the divorce is pending and again when it is final, or Cappalli doesn’t have family or friends to stay with.
separating even when the environment at home is toxic. But moving out doesn’t necessarily mean abandonment of the other spouse, conceding any claim to the house, or giving up custody of the children. There are, however, disadvantages that need to be considered.
If the spouse who remains asks the court for an order of Others are emotional – mov- exclusive possession, it may ing out can be difficult for be less reluctant to grant the the spouse who doesn’t acrequest since the other cept the divorce or fears sep- spouse has already left the aration from the children. home. Some will stay to hurt, harass or intimidate the other spouse.
Many divorcing people are surprised to learn that the law provides only very limited reasons for forcing one Fear of giving the other spouse spouse to move out of the an advantage in the divorce family home before the dioften prevents people from vorce is finalized.
For example, a history of domestic abuse, substance abuse or other illegal activities occurring in the home, or other behavior that puts the other spouse or couple’s children at genuine risk of physical or serious emotional harm. Typically, a judge won’t order a spouse to vacate the house simply because they are having an affair, ignore the children, or is a bully. Conversely, the law doesn’t reward a person with the right to live in the home just because they pay the bills or the title to the house is in their name only. Getting a judge to order one spouse to move out isn’t automatic. There are specific, sometimes time consuming
and expensive court procedures which must be followed, typically including a court hearing. And if there is a less drastic way to keep the home environment reasonably peaceful, such as by allocating the home between the spouses by days of the week or rooms, judges are inclined to order these alternatives. Lisa J. Cappalli is Of Counsel at the law firm of Freed Marcroft, LLC, which has offices in Cheshire and Hartford. She can be reached at lisa@ freedmarcroft.com or 203271-3888. The content of this column is intended for general information only. Readers are urged to consult an attorney to advise them concerning their own situation.
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