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Crews out in force after storm By Ashley Kus North Haven Citizen
When Cheshire resident Russell Johnson heard a loud bang just after midnight Sunday, he thought his roof had caved in.
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Local man Caesar Rondina has published three books this year, inspired by his career as a first responder, and has three more scheduled for next year. The prolific author styles himself as a nonfiction narrative writer. His most recent Rondina book was released in October, called “Balancing the Scale.” It’s a sequel to his first book, “The Soul in Our Hearts,” which was released in May. Both are about his philosophical take on concepts like time, life and balance. In July came “Who Are the Heroes,” a book profiling first responders, from local police officers and firefighters to paramedics to members of the military. “What I do for a living, it’s not hard to come up with ideas to write about,” Rondina said. Rondina sold his two-way radio communication business in West Haven in the mid-1980s to become a fulltime firefighter. He also started as an American Medical Response paramedic. He was on the job for 13 years when, in October 1999, See Author, A7
Johnson, who lives at 88 Country Club Road, not far from Route 10, went outside and saw a large tree had fallen. While some of the limbs struck the home, the trunk came to a rest just before crashing into the house, avoiding significant damage. The home never lost power and no one was hurt.
Debris fall as Meriden Public Works crew works to remove a fallen tree on the back of the James J. Barry Bandshell in Hubbard Park on Oct. 30. Strong winds during an overnight storm blew the tree into the building. | Justin Weekes / For the Record-Journal
“We’re in good straits here, compared to most of Cheshire and the state,” Johnson said. “Material damage doesn’t bother me. Physically we’re fine, that’s the most important thing.” See Storm, A10
High School to present Agatha Christie drama By Lauren Takores The Citizen
North Haven High School’s annual fall play opens this weekend, featuring a cast and crew of students who took on multiple jobs onstage and offstage. “And Then There Were None” is a murder-mystery based on one of Agatha Christie's best-known books. Fall productions alternate every year between comedies and dramas, and this year landed on drama, said director Kevin Liftig, a math teacher and adviser of the improv and drama clubs. “I wanted to change things
up,” Liftig said. “I wanted to do a mystery,” adding that a new film adaptation of the Christie classic “Murder on the Orient Express,” which was recently released, inspired the choice. Staff members choose the play based on anticipated student participation, and with a large turnout this year, most of the cast are juniors and seniors, he said. There are 13 students in cast, 10 in the crew. With larger shows coming up, more students will be cast in upcoming productions, slated to include “Les Misérables” and the spring production of one-acts and shorts.
North Haven High School students rehearse for the upcoming production of “And Then There Were None” on Tuesday, Oct. 31.
Liftig said students have shown a willingness to take advantage of opportunities to pitch in with other tasks. Actors with smaller roles help out backstage, and the tech crew is entirely student-run this year. “It’s exciting to work with such an energized group,” he See Drama, A16
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Saturday, Dec. 2, 6:30 p.m., at Fantasia, 404 Washington St. A fee is charged.
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The North Haven Lions Club has scheduled Dave Kane’s “Jokes My Irish Father Told Me” for Saturday, Dec. 9, at St. John’s Episcopal Church, 3 Trumbull St. A fee is charged. Doors open at 6 p.m.; show at 7.
The event honors state Sen. Len Fasano and state Rep. Dave Yaccarino. Includes open bar, dinner and a DJ.
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The North Haven Historical Society and Museums has scheduled "Holidays at the Tavern," a holiday open house at the Rising Sun Tavern, 1 Old Tavern Lane, for Sunday, Dec. 3, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Town of North Haven has scheduled a ground breaking ceremony for the new post-Vietnam Soldiers’ Monument on the Town Green for Veteran’s Day, Nov. 11, 11 a.m.
The tavern will be decorated for the holidays, with different rooms representing the various centuries of the home's existence. Volunteers from the historical society will be available to answer questions and share stories about the tavern's history. The tavern is not handicapped accessible, and does have some steps leading to the front entrance.
First Selectman Michael Freda, and state representatives, plan to join the American Legion Post 76 to honor all veterans. In the event of inclement weather, the cere-
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Malloy signs budget despite concerns By Mike Savino Record-Journal staff
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy Tuesday signed the legislature’s budget, but not without airing concerns that it could be out of balance. He also used his line-item veto to block supplemental payments to hospitals as part of a hospital tax change, expressing concerns that language in the budget could actually result in a deficit for the state. Despite his concerns, Malloy, a Democrat who isn’t seeking reelection, felt the budget included several positive elements and, perhaps more importantly, ended the longest budget stalemate in state history. Malloy’s signature came on the 123rd day of the fiscal year.
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Malloy’s announcement drew praise from legislative leaders. “The governor made the right decision to sign the budget into law, thus assuring that critical funding, particularly for our schools as well as important services and programs will now be in place,” House Speaker Joe Aresimowicz, D-Berlin, said in a statement. Malloy praised several policy changes within the budget, including the creation of a municipal accountability board to monitor towns that receive additional aid, restoration of higher education compared to the GOP-
crafted budget he vetoed in September, structural changes, and aid for homeowners with crumbling foundations.
ing to the hospitals — lineitem vetoes are limited to appropriations — but those payments are key in getting the hospitals to embrace the tax increase to 8 percent.
He raised concerns, though, saying that some of the assumptions in the budget are unrealistic, a problem that could knock the budget back out of balance, even after lawmakers appear to have successfully closed a projected $3.5 billion shortfall with the deal.
The state would repay the hospitals for those tax levies in order to get larger reimbursements from the federal government, and then share those proceeds with the hospitals.
Malloy questioned some of the revenue projections and said some of the saving assumptions may be too high to obtain. Senate Republican Leader Len Fasano, R-North Haven, said he also had concerns about potential mid-budget deficits. Malloy’s line-item veto specifically addresses fund-
Malloy raised concerns that federal authorities wouldn’t approve of the increase as
written, but the language would still bind the state to make the payments and put Connecticut on course for a $1 billion deficit. Lawmakers could vote to override the line-item veto, but Malloy expressed hope that they will instead renegotiate the language. Fasano said lawmakers will work on language “that makes sense for all parties.” msavino@record-journal.com 203-317-2266 Twitter: @reporter_savino
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ACA open enrollment is on, not advertised much The Health and Human Services department cut the Affordable Care Act’s adver-
tising budget by 90 percent, to $10 million, which is preventing the word from getting out about open enrollment as robustly as it should be. And there’s more. The administration cut the open enrollment period in half and spending on in-person enrollment assistance (known as the Navigator system) was sliced 41 percent from 2016 levels. Big changes are coming to the Affordable Care Act federal exchange website, as well. HHS will shut down the site -- healthcare.gov -overnight on the first day of
open enrollment, Nov. 1, and for 12 hours during all but one Sunday during the open enrollment season. Why all these changes? One could be forgiven for coming to the conclusion that President Trump is attempting to sabotage Obamacare, the signature legislative accomplishment of his predecessor. Signed into law in 2010, the Affordable Care Act has expanded health care coverage to some 20 million Americans and the uninsured rate has fallen to an all-time low of around 10 percent.
The future of Obamacare is very much in doubt though. Republicans in Washington are determined to repeal the law, which they paint as big government run amuck, and Trump has threatened to stop federal payments to insurers, which help subsidize copays and deductibles. At the moment, however, the Affordable Care Act is intact, and Connecticut’s health insurance exchange, Access Health CT, wants state residents to know that it’s time to enroll. "We know that now, more than ever, people are confused with the mixed messages," said Andrea Ravitz, Access Health CT's marketing director. Said Yolanda Bowes, community outreach director at United Community and Family Services, "We've been just reinforcing with people the Affordable Care Act is still the law and so far nothing has changed," she said.
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It would be helpful if Trump and Co. were out there saying the same. -- Originally published in the 26th Annual Meriden Record-Journal.
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Letter to the Editor Use the personnel we have To the editor: In the article, “Emergency response questioned after residents death,” there are some facts that were not included in the article.
a volunteer fire engine at Northeast station. Wallingford and North Branford fire departments were never called to any of the four additional incidents even though that is what they were in town for. The problem was not that no one was available to respond, but that they were not dispatched.
and out of the stations. So there was no chance of helping anyone.
I understand the North Haven fire department would like to hire 16 more career firefighters. Hiring 16 firefighters means we get four firefighters around the Fire departments operate clock, because there are four with mutual aid agreements. shifts, at a cost of approxiWhen a department is at a mately $1.6 million per year. major incident they call surWhy do we want to hire rounding departments to Another fact is that the when we do not use the fireassist with the incident or North Haven fire department fighters we already have? stand-by at fire stations to does not allow volunteer respond to additional calls. firefighters to respond to Walter Munzner medical calls. Most volunOn Aug. 3, 2017, North North Haven teer firefighters are EMTs Haven fire department was and some are paramedics at a house fire on Maple who work for ambulance Avenue. Hamden fire depart- companies. These are the ment was called to the people who may treat you on scene, North Branford fire the way to the hospital, but department was called to are not allowed to treat you stand-by at Montowese staas a volunteer firefighter. tion and Wallingford fire Several years ago all medical department had a career fire equipment was ordered off engine at headquarters and of the volunteer fire engines
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full slate of writing projects. The first book due out next year is “Making Partnership Choices,” a look at relationships researched by visiting court proceedings and marriage counseling sessions.
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a truck broadsided his rescue vehicle in downtown New Haven, causing it to roll over.
The third book to be published, “The Warrior Within,” is already written and in the editing process with his publisher. It’s about the concept of the “devil and angel on each shoulder,” he said.
Rondina retired from firefighting and after recovering from his injuries began working full time with AMR, a job he continues to perform today. He said he got the writing bug a couple years ago, and decided to reignite his writing career after watching events unfold during the presidential election.
He moved to North Haven five years ago. “It’s halfway between my boat and work,” he said.
“At the time it went over pretty well,” he said, adding that he’s also published more than 200 medical PowerPoint presentations.
“People were so separated, upset, in turmoil,” he said. “I wanted to bring a book to the world for people to see what real problems were about.” He said that throughout his career, he’s delivered 13 babies and has served more than 76,000 patients. After seeing “just about everything medical,” he said, he had plenty of real-life stories to
“I use real stories, real people, real situations,” he said. “People will read the real truth about the real world.” Finding a publisher was a daunting task, he said, but he found a good fit with Dorrance Publishing, a publishing service based in Pittsburgh, Penn. He’s also taken his work on the road, booking speaking engagements at schools and book clubs. He occasionally operates a chat box on his website for the opportunity
to talk to readers.
The second book slated for “I love to speak to the people release, “Life Through a Mirwho read my book,” he said. ror,” is a work in progress and is shaping up to be a thr iller. Next year, he’s got another
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Rocking out and adding color to the community By Anna Sackel Special to the Record-Journal
Thousands of people across Connecticut have joined together for one giant community initiative, rock painting. Yes, you read that right, and more than 10,000 people have joined a Facebook group dedicated to the craze.
Everyone who wanted to paint a rock at the Apple Harvest Festival was welcome and they got to paint two rocks. One of the rocks they got to keep so they could hide it somewhere in their neighborhood, and the other one went into SoCCA’s new rock garden.
or paint a new one to spread the joy!” So keep an eye out for any colorful stones lying around, or paint one yourself, you may just make someone's day.
“It’s an art project and it’s fun and creative,” said The group, called 860 Rocks!, DeCroce, “but more imporwas started in May of this tantly it connects the comyear by Meghan Miller, who munity.” says she first started the group after she came across Meghan Miller says she a similar one based in Indihopes it will put a smile on ana and fell in love with the people’s faces. “Basically we idea. hope by painting a rock, and placing them in the commu“I wanted to bring it local, so nity, the finder of the rock I started the group,” says will smile and then rehide it, Miller. “I thought it would be so much fun to paint and hide rocks with my kids and get the community involved.” In just six months the group grew to nearly 14,000 people, with new members joining every single day. The group is meant to spread the word and also gives people a place to post pictures of painted rocks they found or have hidden. Miller is not the only one using this fun project to bring a community together. Southington Community Cultural Arts had hundreds of people join is on trend at the Apple Harvest Festival. Executive Director Mary DeCroce said she got the idea from a family member. “My niece is a teacher and she does it at her school so she gave me the idea,” said DeCroce. “They have a rock garden at their school and we thought it would be the perfect project to do for the festival.” Hundreds of people, both young and old, painted rocks however they pleased. Some put inspirational messages, some painted pictures, and others just made cool designs.
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Obituary (See more, pages A11 and A12) Joan Ellen Conway BRANFORD — Joan Ellen Conway, 58, of Branford, formerly of East Haven, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2017, at Yale New Haven Hospital with her family by her side. Joan was born in New Haven on March 1, 1959, and was the daughter of the late Edward and Betty Engelbrecht Beavis. She was the mother of
Travis S. Conway; sister of Linda (Vincent) Piscitelli, Susan (Paul) Eligio, Edward Beavis, and George (Donna) Beavis. She was also survived by her former husband, Thomas Conway; aunts; nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral services were conducted in the North Haven Funeral Home, 36 Washington Ave., on Wednesday, Nov. 1. Interment will be private and at the convenience of the family. www.northavenfuneral.com
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Obituaries (See more on pages A9 and A12) Louis G. Conte
NORTH HAVEN — D. Richard Guglielmo, 91, of North Haven, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2017, at the Yale New Haven Hospital/ St. Raphael campus with his family by his side. He was the beloved husband of 65 years to Lorraine Miranda Guglielmo. Richard was born in West Haven on April 16, 1926, and was the son of the late Frank and Velia Guiliano Guglielmo. He served his country faithfully in the U.S. Army during World War II. Richard had worked as a deputy tax assessor for the Town of North Haven and also as an automotive service manager for Sears for 25 years until his retirement. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus 4th Degree, John Barry Assembly; a member of
Ann Mosca Wielis NORTH HAVEN — Ann Mosca Wielis, 71, of North Haven, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2017, at the Elim Park Baptist Home, Cheshire with her family by her side. She was the beloved wife of 37 years to the late Francis J. Wielis. Ann was born in New Haven on June 6, 1946, and was the daughter of the late Frank Mosca and Rose DeFrancesco Mosca. She loved spending time with her family and friends whom see loved unconditionally.
Benson A. Meyer the North Haven Republican Town Committee, the Italian-American Club, Ridge Road Senior Center and the Jolly-Timers Club. Richard was a volunteer firefighter/fire police for over 50 years in the Town of North Haven. He was the father of Richard (Barbara) Guglielmo, Sharon (Kenneth) Muro, and the late Gary Guglielmo; father-in- law of Dianne Guglielmo; grandfather of Richard, Gary, Michael, and Thomas Guglielmo; great- grandfather of Matthew Guglielmo; brother of Anna Maffeo, Joseph Guglielmo, and the late Palma Mingrone, and Katie Pitisi. He was also survived by many nieces and nephews. His funeral procession left the North Haven Funeral Home, 36 Washington Ave., Monday, Oct. 30. A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. Interment with full military honors was followed in All Saints Cemetery. www.northhavenfuneral.com
WALLINGFORD — Benson A. Meyer, 90, of Wallingford, formerly of Englewood, Fla., and Milford, passed away peacefully on Thursday Oct. 19, 2017, at the Connecticut Hospice, Branford. He was the beloved husband of 68 years to the late Anna M. Pino Meyer. Benson was born in New Haven on Feb. 17, 1927, and was the son of the late Benson and Sybil Ritchie Meyer. He served his country faithfully in the U.S. Navy during World War II and participated in the “D” Day Invasion at Normandy. He had worked as a night supervisor for Coca-Cola Bottling Company for many years. He was the father of Ronald (Joan) Meyer and Gregory (Elizabeth) Mey-
er; grandfather of Lisa (Bryan) Lauriat, Laura Meyer, her fiancé, Michael Anastasio, and Lindsay Meyer; great-grandfather of Kaden Lauriat. He was predeceased by his sister, Marjorie Meyer. Funeral services with full military honors will be conducted in the North Haven Funeral Home, 36 Washington Ave., Sunday, Nov. 5, at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Timothy Meehan officiating. Family and friends may call from 12 p.m. until time of service. Entombment will be private and at the convenience of the family in the All Saints Mausoleum. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the CT Hospice, Inc. 100 Double Beach Road, Branford, CT 06405. www.northhavenfuneral.com
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HAMDEN — Louis G. Conte, 96, formerly of Hamden and Cheshire, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2017, at the Connecticut Hospice, Branford with his family by his side. He was the beloved husband of 61 years to the late Ann R. Vernacotola Conte. Louis was born in New Haven on June 12, 1921, and was the son of the late Joseph and Anna Amore Conte. He served his country faithfully in the U.S. Navy during World War II. Louis had worked for Gannett Outdoor Advertising, New Haven for over 25 years retiring as a production manager. He was the father of Patricia (Louis) Melillo and Laureen Prota; grandfather of Christopher Melillo, Steven (Michelle) Melillo, Tricia (Frank) Bevilacqua and Joseph (Michele) Prota; great-grandfather of Giovanni, Joseph and Mia Bevilacqua, Alex and Logan Melillo, Robert Prota. He was predeceased by brothers, James and David Conte; sisters, Rae DeLucia, Lillian Bottino, and Julia Marchetto. He was also survived by his brother-in-law, Henry Vernacotola. His funeral procession left the North Haven Funeral Home, 36 Washington Ave., Tuesday, Oct. 31. A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated in St. Michael Church, New Haven. Interment with full military honors was followed in St. Lawrence Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Connecticut Hospice, Inc., 100 Double Beach Road, Branford, CT 06405. www.northhavenfurneral.com
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Alan C. Davis WALLINGFORD — Alan C. Davis, 65, of Wallingford, passed away peacefully at his home on Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2017. He was the beloved husband of Karen O’Hare Davis and devoted father of Alison O’Hare Davis. Alan was the principal of North Branford Inter-
mediate School from 2003 to 2017 and retired in August due to his illness. Alan was born in New Haven on Feb. 18, 1952, and was the son of the late Robert E. and Mary P. Davis. Alan graduated from North Branford High School in 1970. Alan earned a bachelor of arts CROSSWORD ANSWER
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of the school. This philoso- Alan enjoyed summer family vacations to the beachphy, “The Davis Way”, will continue to guide and fos- es of North Carolina and South Carolina. Alan’s loyter the school’s culture In addition to his wife al, kind hearted nature and daughter, Alan is suralong with his quick wit vived by his brothand sense of humor will ers, Robert (Christine) stay with us forever. Family and friends are Davis and Scott Davis; his father-in-law and his wife, invited to go directly to the William and Lorraine Church of the ResurrecO’Hare; his brothers-intion, 115 Pond Hill Road, law, Daniel O’Hare, Wallingford on Saturday, Nov. 4, at 10 a.m. to attend Matthew O’Hare, and Thomas (Audrey) O’Hare; a Mass of Christian burial. and his sister-in-law and Interment will follow at St. brother-in-law, Patricia and John’s Cemetery in Robert Boudreau, who Wallingford. The visiting were by Alan’s side during hours will be Friday, his illness. Alan is also sur- (TODAY), from 3 to 7 p.m. vived by his nieces and at the North Haven Funeral nephews, Melissa, Megan Home, 36 Washington and Jaxxon Davis, Erin and Ave. In lieu of flowers, Matthew Boudreau, and memorial contributions R T was B E Amay Q P C EtoEthe Q North YE William O’Hare.Y Alan beLmade an avid fan of the New York Branford Education FounYankees, the New York dation, P.O. Box 504, Giants, and theFUConn R E F S P Northford, Y H E ACTR06472 P V, orYtoE women’s basketball team. the North Branford Scholarship Association, P.O. North L E W B Y RBox S Y241, LT T GBranford, L R P V. CT 06471 for a scholarship in Alan’s name. www.northavenfuneral.com
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2. #17-13 - Application of Erik Scaranuzzo, Applicant & Owner, relative to 2350 Ridge Road, (Map 77, Lot 42), per Section 8.13.2.5.4, requesting a variance to locate a storage building in front of the rear building line of a house. R-40 Zoning District. 3. #17-14 - Application of John Paul Garcia, Applicant, Suzanne Hopkins, Owner, relative to 8 Justine Drive, (Map 19, Lot 35), per Section 2.1.1.9, requesting a side yard variance of 14’ to permit a side yard setback of 11’ where 25’ is required. R-40 Zoning District. 4. #17-15 - Application of Cumberland Farms, Inc., Applicant, Prime Bank, Owner, relative to 146 Washington Avenue, (Map 73, Lot 34) and 5 Monroe Street (Map 73, Lot 35), per Section 8.5.3.4 (2), requesting a variance of 61.2’ to permit a driveway 88.8’ from a street intersection where 150’ is required from Washington Avenue to the Monroe Street driveway; and requesting a variance of 69.5’ to permit a driveway, 80.5’ from a street intersection where 150’ is required from Monroe Street to the southerly Washington Avenue driveway; and requesting a variance of 27.2’ to permit a driveway 122.8’ from a street intersection where 150’ is required from Blakeslee Avenue to the northerly Washington Avenue driveway. Also, per Section, 8.11.3, requesting a variance of 2.2’ to permit an automobile service station 497.8’ from a park/playground where 500’ is required. CB-20 Zoning District. 5. #17-16 - Special Permit Application of Cumberland Farms, Inc., Applicant, Prime Bank, Owner, relative to 146 Washington Avenue, (Map 73, Lot 34) and 5 Monroe Street (Map 73, Lot 35), per the Connecticut General Statues Sections 14-54 and 14-55 seeking a Certificate of Location for the sale of gasoline. CB-20 Zoning District. 6. #17-17 - Application of Washington Auto Land, LLC, Applicant & Owner, relative to 499 Washington Avenue, (Map 95, Lot 8), per Section 8.11.4.1, requesting a lot area variance of 963 square feet to permit a lot area of 99,037 square feet where 100,000 square feet is required for automotive sales; and per Section 8.11.4.2., requesting a lot width variance of 50’ to permit a lot width of 200’ where 250’ is required for automotive sales. IL- 30 Zoning District. 76675 Donald Clark, Secretary
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TO RESIDENTS AND TAXPAYERS OF THE TOWN OF NORTH HAVEN AND OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES: Notice is hereby given that at the Regular Meeting of the Board of Police Commissioners (“BOPC”) held on Tuesday, October 24, 2017 at 7:00 P.M. in the Paul D. Abercrombie Police Commission and Training Room on the Second Floor of the North Haven Police Headquarters, 8 Linsley Street, North Haven, following the conclusion of a Public Hearing on a Petition for a Restricted Residential Parking Zone (“RRPZ”) submitted pursuant Section 151-14.B. of the Ordinances of the Town of North Haven, the BOPC voted (3-0) to grant the Petition and approve the RRPZ as proposed. The specific description of the RRPZ contained in the Petition and approved by the BOPC is as follows: The proposed restricted residential parking zone is located on both sides of Collett St between Whitney Ave and Bayard Ave It includes but is not limited to the following residential addresses 4, 5, 6 7 8 9 10 14 15 16 17 18 25 28 33 Collett St. This also includes 2021 Whitney Ave
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TOWN OF NORTH HAVEN ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the North Haven Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday, November 16, 2017 at 7:30 p.m., at the Mildred A. Wakeley Community & Recreation Center, 7 Linsley Street, in Room #1 at which time and place opportunity will be given to those who wish to be heard relative to the following applications:
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Therefore, the specific rules and regulations/restrictions on on-street parking within the RRPZ established by the Board are as follows: 1. The Restricted Residential Parking Zone for this section of Collett Street is effective upon the aforementioned approval of the North Haven Board of Police Commissioners, in accordance with Town Ordinance 151-14, with an expiration of December 31, 2018 at which time the parking zone may be renewed. 2. One (1) residential parking permit may be issued for each motor vehicle that is registered to a residential property within the proposed parking zone. 3. Two (2) guest parking permits will be available to each residential homeowner within the proposed parking zone. Guest permits will be valid for a twenty-four (24) hour period. At the discretion of the Chief of Police, or his designee, a guest permit may be extended for a period not to exceed seventy-two (72) hours. 4. Special occasion permits may be approved by the Chief of Police, or his designee, to residents within the proposed parking zone who require an additional number of parking permits for a special event. Such permits will be valid for not more than twelve (12) hours. The hours of a special occasion permit may be extended, at the discretion of the Chief of Police, for persons performing such work as home improvement.
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Electors of the Town of North Haven are hereby warned to meet at their respective polling places on Tuesday, November 7, 2017 for the following purposes: to cast their votes for MUNICIPAL OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS FOR THE TOWN OF NORTH HAVEN. Notice is hereby given that the polls will be open as of six o’clock in the morning (6:00 a.m.) and will remain open until eight o’clock in the evening (8:00 p.m.) on the date of said election. The locations of polling places for the Town’s six (6) voting districts are: District 1 -- Mildred Wakely Rec. Center, 7 Linsley Street; District 2 -Montowese School, 145 Fitch Street; District 3 -11 -- Ridge Road School, 1341 Ridge Road; District 3 -34 -Ridge Road School, 1341 Ridge Road; District 4 -- Green Acres School, 146 Upper State Street; and District 5 -Clintonville School, 456 Clintonville Road. Applications for absentee ballots are available in the Town Clerk’s Office. Absentee Ballots and EDR ballots will be counted at the centralized location of Memorial Town Hall, 18 Church Street, North Haven, CT. A facsimile/sample ballot and instructions for completing the same are available in the Town Clerk’s Office and in the office of the Registrars of Voters for public examination. Vote tabulators will be utilized.
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“If one person on a team does not work, then the team falls apart,” she said. “You just need to work together and everything comes out perfectly.”
Senior Isabella DeGregorio took on the role of student director. She said she did a little bit of everything, from blocking a few scenes to lugging costumes up and down the stairs. “We make sure that everything is moving smoothly,” DeGregorio said. Her experience gave her a lesson in teamwork, she
Senior Julia Cagnetta is the student makeup artist and co-head of costumes.
DeGregorio also has a small part in the play. In the past, she said, most of her time was spent onstage. “This year I’m trying something different,” she said. “It’s senior year. Why not?”
She brought together her interests in makeup and the theater to learn about theatrical makeup. For past productions, she’s created horns and other prosthetics and this year she’s branching out into wounds. “It’s a lot easier and a lot more enjoyable to do the makeup with people that you’re friends with,” she said.
Members of the cast rehearse for the upcoming production at North Haven High School.
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