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Sloper Plunge moved to Feb. 27 By Devin Leith-Yessian Record-Journal staff
SOUTHINGTON — Participants in the annual Sloper Plunge fundraiser have a few more weeks to prepare as the Southington-Cheshire Community YMCA has opted to move the event to Feb. 27.
this month, features dozens of participants leaping into the pond at Camp Sloper, often in freezing temperatures, to raise money for local children to go to summer camp. “We noticed that January is kind of a tough month, so we wanted to give people
The plunge, normally held
Christine Gagnon, a teacher at DePaolo Middle School, rides an inflatable flamingo to shore after jumping in the icy Sloper pond in Southington on Jan. 18, 2020. This year’s event has been rescheduled to Feb. 27.
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Unplugged & outside, kids get ‘Fit by Nature’
Best ax technique? It’s a split decision
By Joy VanderLek The Cheshire Citizen
The coldest winter weather showed up the last few days of January. Stepping outside for even a moment without a hat, mittens and proper clothing and the wind went right through you. Still, so far, the season has not been as cold as some winters. Records from the early 1940s earn Falls Village the top spot in the freezer section with a reading of minus 32 degrees. Yet, on the last weekend of January 2021, Cheshire residents were waking up to temperatures
Hunkered down on a quilt teacher Mary Cole has spread out, three children, bundled from head to toe in hats and coats, scarves and gloves, eagerly reach for one of the animal puppets to hold. The little group then arranges into a circle as the Fit By Nature class gets underway during a recent outing to Mixville Park. Everyone is properly distanced in this purposely small class, and masked up.
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Fit by Nature instructor Mary Cole, left, during a recent outing to Mixville Park with class participants Zane Kowalski, at front, and siblings Rosalind and Elijah Cuprak. In this photo, the group is spotting images in the clouds. Joy VanderLek, The Cheshire Citizen
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Cole is a health and physical education teacher. After a number of years teaching in the public school system, she decided to follow her heart and began her own business. It’s called Fit by Nature, LLC, for “active kids logged out and engaged in an outdoor classroom.” Cole holds classrooms throughout the state. More than 50 children have been enrolled since classes began in September 2020. To Cole, it’s not just her business. It’s her passion. “Being in nature makes us feel good – and it’s scientifically proven,” said Cole, during the Mixville Park class, part of the Cheshire Parks and Recreation program offerings. “We are nature. It is fundamental to us,” she said. Cole begins her class with a children’s song, meant to reconnect them to the natural world and all living things. Cole sings “Good Morning, Dear Earth,” and the children sang after her, greeting things in nature such as a fox, birds, trees, flowers and the moon.
Still in their circle, Cole asked, “Elijah, what are you grateful for? What makes you happy?” Elijah Cuprak, 5, takes his time until his sister, 6-yearold Rosalind reminds him about the fun they had riding bikes together earlier in the day. In a quick change, Cole brings out fruit and vegetables — an apple, celery, banana and carrot, and puts them on the quilt in front of the children. “We’re going to use these to play a game to get us warmed up,” she told the children. The game is a version of Red Light, Green Light and is used to help teach self-regulation. First the children identified the items as vegetable or fruit. What is this? asked Cole, holding up the celery. Everyone guessed correctly.
Cole explained the game: “When I hold up the green “Look at the moon,” said celery, you have permission Zane Kowalski, 8. to run all over the place.” A yellow vegetable means slow “The moon is up? If you see down and a red one means the moon, let me know,” said stop. Cole as the children look to the sky. “When you hear the whistle, you have to freeze,” she said, “It’s a quarter-moon,” shoutdemonstrating, blowing ined Zane, as he pointed to the to a whistle. image above Mixville pond.
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She brings out peppermint for the kids to smell. “Peppermint makes me feel awake,” she said. The children get to smell orange, too. “Citrus is a happy smell,” said Cole. “It’s the smell of oranges and grapefruit.”
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“What else is frozen?” Cole asked the group. They pointed to Mixville pond and after a moment, they also agree ice cream is frozen, too. “The end,” Cole said, shutting the book and leading them off to their next adventure, a hike around Mixville.
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in the low teens after single digits overnight – a frigid plunge that encouraged many people to turn to their woodstoves and fireplaces. This begs the question: do you chop your own firewood? Then there’s the bigger question: are you a traditionalist and do you cut your firewood with an ax? It’s amazing how many people do cut their own wood. Whether or not you consider it a chore, it is a task that’s undertaken by both men and women. Cheshire women who have cut their firewood at one time or another include Fiona Pearson and Patty Niezgorski. Tracey Harrington fondly recalls chopping firewood with her stepfather. It’s also done by
all ages. Corey Nash said his splitting. “I was also recover70-year-young father cuts his ing from a broken collar bone so swinging the ax was own firewood. good physical therapy. When Cutting firewood seems to COVID cancelled everything, be a skill generally passed Troy started splitting with down within families, from me for exercise,” he said. one generation to the next. David Fowler offered a tale Troy Fowler, 17, has been cutting firewood at the block from his early wood cutting this winter, learning from his days. “One good story my dad told me was that when I father, David. was pretty young and help“My son and I like to swing ing him, he hit the wedge an ax, and yes to the sledge- wrong and it shot off into the hammer and wedge for the woods. He looked for it in big pieces. Love the sound the leaves but couldn’t find and feel of a clean split,” said it. He said I grabbed another the elder Fowler. “When I wedge and started dragging was a kid, my dad split the it through the leaves. Before wood and I stacked the long we heard the clink of wood. I don’t remember a one wedge hitting the other particular lesson, but by and the missing wedge was watching, I learned.” found.” More recently, Fowler built a Those who do cut their own fire pit in his yard and had a firewood each seem to have bunch of branches and trees their own way of doing it. down from various storms, They readily offer tips and so he started cutting and techniques that serve them
Troy Fowler, 17, chops firewood at his family’s Cheshire home. His father, David Fowler, was nearby to offer advice. Photo by David Fowler
well. “I highly recommend a splitting ax rather than a maul,” said Cheshire’s Steve Nadeau. “Fiskars makes a great one at a very reasonable price. I split several cords a year by hand.” Safety is of the utmost importance and it extends to
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Cheshire Police Blotter Dec. 4 Jayson Cavallaro, 28, no address given, operating under the influence of drugs or alcohol, 6:03 p.m.
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firewood. To help keep EAB in check, there are regulations to govern transport of firewood in-state and across state lines. It is suggested you use firewood at its point of origin, where you cut it. It is definitely not a good idea to take firewood with you if you head out camping.
Benefits to chopping your own firewood are many. It’s less expensive than buying bundles or having cords delivered. It is useful for cleaning up fallen trees and debris on your property. It’s To learn how to cut firegreat exercise and it is an wood, online tutorials enjoyable way to spend time abound. A piece on “How to outdoors. And one local resiSplit Firewood,” from “The dent, who asks to go unArt of Manliness” advises usnamed, said cutting fireing seasoned wood when wood is therapy. “It’s a great possible, and not to attempt way to get your frustrations it when there are possible out. I name each piece I hit,” nails in the wood or if the he said.
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because during the marriage a serious accident rendered her indefinitely unable to work full time or to resume her career.
leaving the wife in her situation would be unjust. In both cases, there were other facts that influenced the decision to some degree. These cases are intensely fact driven. In a close case, strong advocacy and properly presented facts will assist the judge in making a good decision, whether that is enforcement or no enforcement. Lisa J. Cappalli is Counsel at the law firm of Freed Marcroft, LLC, which has offices
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A fleeting romance with ... the wood pile By Joy VanderLek The Cheshire Citizen
I am not a New Englander by birth. So, much of what I have come to understand as being iconic New England comes from what I learned as a kid reading “Little Women” or watching movies like “White Christmas” and “Holiday Inn” with Bing Crosby (was he even from New England?). I thought that everyone had maple syrup taps on the trees in their backyard, snowfall was measured by the feet, you didn’t need air conditioners and people ate brown bread and lobsters every night for supper, which they washed down with Moxie. I now understand that New England is not quite like that and it is a heterogenous region. There are differences. However, one thing that appears to be quite common is
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cutting wood for winter.
work stand as high as small trees in some yards. Some Everywhere I look in logs are piled up against the Cheshire, I come across house. This apparently is homes where stacks and done on purpose, so the terstacks of firewood are resting mites know which end of the somewhere in the yard. I see house to start eating once men cutting log after log. I they are done nibbling haven’t seen women at the through the cords of firewoodblock, yet. However, if wood. Some firewood must you are one of them, please be very special because it say something. Anyway, has its own home. I know of these go-getters are putting one place in a corner of in some muscle and time town, where the homeowner cutting wood. Stacks of firehas a very nice, almost cot-
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When we became homeowners with our move into Cheshire, I do recall the hubby saying he could not wait to 1) to rake leaves, and 2) chop firewood. (I was all in.) The young husband put visions in my head. I saw a lean, wiry guy standing tall over a mile-high pile of perfectly split logs; his brawny biceps flexing while he rhythmically worked
Well, he did buy an ax. He got it from Hines. It was a beauty: a shiny, fire engine red model, and I swear there was gleaming satisfaction in his eyes when he brought it home. This was a proud man. That, I believe, was the extent of it. I personally have used that ax, much to his dismay, many a time, to cut things. I generally use it to cut tree roots out of the dirt. This, I have come to understand, is a practice frowned on by most professional lumberjacks. But I do not believe I ever saw the hubby use that ax. So while we do use our fireplace on occasion each winter and there is a copper barrel on the hearth that holds a few perfectly cut logs, you may be surprised where that wood comes from. Remember those mini-marts? Contact me at jvanderlek@ record-journal.com.
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Also, when driving about, I see these little “firewood mini-marts.” Bundles of firewood are housed in little sheds, the size of dollhouses, usually set by the end of a driveway, and are often embellished with a sign bearing neatly lettered signs which tell us who made this firewood. “Tim’s Firewood Bundles” says one on the south end of town. A sign on a competitor around the corner says “Bobby & Jeff’s Firewood Bundles, just $5.00.” I am curious to know who is selling more and if their marketing strategy is working.
through each log, barely a drop of sweat on his tanned face. (This sounds like a tawdry romance novel, doesn’t it?)
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