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Volume 29, Number 27

Friday, July 7, 2023

FULL STEM AHEAD

Recently, Durham Middlefield Youth and Family Services concluded a week-long STEM program for local youngsters. STEM is an umbrella term used to group together the distinct but related technical disciplines of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. “Thank you to the counselors for all your hard work and boundless energy and, of course, to the kids who participated in our FIRST Summer STEM Program — Mess Mania!,” DMYS stated on social media. “We loved seeing your smiling faces all week, and we hope you had as much fun as we did.”

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No resolution yet in ambulance contract talks Record-Journal report

“We are in a deadlock with Hartford HealthCare over its MERIDEN — In late June, the (mandatory overtime) policy, International Association of wages and safety,” said Peter EMTs and Paramedics Local Zera, an EMT and represen294 warned its employees of tative of the International Asa potential strike after it sociation of EMTs and failed to reach a contract with Paramedics Local 294. “We’re Hunter’s Ambulance and just preparing our members parent company Hartford for what to expect should we HealthCare. Negotiations rehave to go down that road. garding the contract for 215 We’re still bargaining. They unionized workers have been (HHC) have the power to ongoing for a year and a half. stop this.”

Hunter’s Ambulance manHunter’s Ambulance services agement informed municipal Meriden, Berlin, Middletown leaders in its service area that and Middlefield and provides it has a contingency plan mutual aid to Wallingford, should the paramedics and Portland and Cromwell.

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GREEN DAY Middlefield Connects’ Second Annual Golf Tournament, held June 24 at Indian Springs in Middlefield, generated funds for the Durham and Middlefield Girl and Cub Scouts program. Middlefield Connects was started by resident Michael Janis as a way to support local causes.

Janis is pictured interviewing Scouts Carley and Alex Hansen at the 2023 golf outing. Asked what their favorite thing about scouting is, Alex loudly proclaimed, “Ice cream!” Read more about the Middlefield Connects’ golf tournament inside.

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Visiting the vet is a tough experience for everyone

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, 2022, is due and payable in two installments, July 1, 2023, and January 1, 2024. All Motor Vehicle Taxes and Taxes in the amount of $100 or less are due and payable in full July 1, 2023.

brow-if cats have eyebrowsat the dearth of food. Just played and played, without a care in the world.

It’s not working.

I’ve been counting down the days to Spay Day, with a feeling of dread hanging over my head non-stop. I have tried to look at the big picture. I really do get the big picture. She would have a miserable life indeed if we did not do this. She might get aggressive, she would want to get out of the house all the time, she would pine away for some Romeo to

It doesn’t help.

What I most worried about was not being able to feed her. She was not to eat after midnight the night before.

And this little girl loves to eat! I leave dry food out for her and Shiloh, and she gets several snacks a day. (She looks a bit thin to me.) But even after a day of hearty eating she will beg me mercilessly for more goodies. So I did worry that on her Big Day she would be most vexed because the food was nowhere to be seen.

I get up at 5 a.m. and we were to leave at 8, so I figured I could look forward to three hours of whining and pitiful meowing and a very big guilt trip. She was rescued from the streets of Bridgeport, and I’m guessing she’s seen her fair share of lean days, so I could imagine she would be thinking, “No food again? How did this happen?!” I dreaded getting up this morning and disappointing her. But she was a trooper, this little girl. Much to my surprise, she did not raise so much as an eye-

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So in a few hours I will pick up my baby. My friend, who is a vet tech there, gave me a “onesie” they will put on her so that she will not lick her stitches. Better than a cone, is the thinking. And how cute will she look in a onesie!

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I’ve always been like this. I couldn’t sleep the night before my kids got their shots.

In my defense, Ryan didn’t make the whole affair easy.

He screamed and cried, more than any other kid I think. Yeah, those were some sleepless nights. Obviously I am not cut out for a career in the medical field, or as a vet or a vet tech. I would always be crying and fretting so, wringing my hands and pacing. I would be of little comfort to the patient.

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It’s a very long day for the both of us. Probably more for me. She’ll be out like a light for some of it. I wish I was. So I am watching the clock and trying really, really hard not to think about all of this.

come and swoop her away. I really do get it.

And then, of course, came the disagreeable task of swooping her up and putting her into her cat carrier for The Big Trip. She cried the whole way. And I kept apologizing.

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As of this writing I’m afraid I’m a bit of a train wreck.

More than a bit, I would say.

I dropped my little kitten, Sierra, off at the vet this morning to be spayed, and I am a very nervous mother.

Now, I know this is no big deal for most people, but it’s a toughie for me. I keep thinking about what she is going through. Is she scared?

Is she in pain? Does she feel sick? Does she know I will be coming back for her?

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In Brief Women’s hikes Join Women of the Woods (WoW) Saturday, July 8 at 9 a.m. or Monday, July 10 at 8:30 a.m. for a 3-to-4.5-mile hike to Bear Rock and Millers Pond State Park in Durham. The hike will include some steep and rocky ups and downs, but nothing sustained. For additional information, and to register, visit EveryoneOutside.org or email Lucy@ EveryoneOutside.org.

Green awards The Rockfall Foundation is seeking nominations for its 2023 Environmental Champion Awards, which recog-

nize individuals, groups, organizations and businesses for environmental efforts that contribute to the quality of life in the Lower Connecticut River Valley.

Nomination forms can be downloaded at rockfallfoundation.org. Nomination forms must be received by Thursday, July 27.

The collection is open to residents of the RiverCOG region which, includes Durham and Middlefield. No commercial or business waste allowed. For more information, visit rivercog.org.

Middlefield Food Bank The Middlefield Food Bank is in need of the following: peanut butter, jelly, jam, sandwich/freezer bags, coffee, tea, crackers, snacks, laundry detergent, dish soap, cleaning supplies, toothpaste, tooth brushes, pasta, pasta sauce, tuna, and grocery store gift cards.

HHW collection The Lower Connecticut River Council of Governments will hold a free household hazardous waste collection event Saturday, July 22 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Woodside Intermediate School, 30 Woodside Road, Cromwell.

Letters to the Editor Garvis will be missed Once again, I want to thank a longtime municipal employee, Kim Garvis, who is leaving Durham to go to Middlefield. Kim leaves in the middle of her term, after serving Durham as Town

Annual chip sealing project set to begin Press Release

The Town of Durham Public Works Department will be starting the annual chip sealing project on several local roads Monday, July 10, weather permitting.

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Una aplicación le permitirá a los estudiantes aplicar para cualquier de sus campus. Usando el nuevo sitio web, CTState.edu, los futuros estudiantes y sus familias podrán explorar los títulos asociados y los certificados que se ofrecen en cada localidad, y determinar la mejor opción para ellos. El fácil acceso a cada localidad también significa que los estudiantes podrán conseguir el horario y el modo (presencial, en línea, o híbrido) de los cursos más convenientes para su estilo de vida.

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Perfect day for Middlefield Connects golf Contributed

Middlefield Connects’ Second Annual Golf Tournament, held June 24 at Indian Springs, was a huge success.

This year, the Middlefield Connects outing benefited the Middlefield and Durham Girl and Cub Scouts program, which inspires the next generation by connecting them to nature, and taking on conservation projects — while having fun. The funding will go directly to the individual programs as a way of supporting scouting adventures and requirements.

The golf tournament organizers noted, “This was an exciting year out on the course. The weather could not have been more perfect for our players, and the generosity of our vendors and local businesses really helped to make this a memorable event. We really hope that this opens doors for all Scouts to engage in any events without financial barriers preventing participation.”

“This event was a real success,” the planners added.

“We love working with Indian Springs staff, and the food from Crostini’s made it a seamless event for our players.”

The winning foursome.

Jared Lombardo tees off at Indian Springs on June 24.

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The top raffle prizes at the golf outing were a handmade quilt, a ride on a fire truck, a Yeti cooler, a paintball party from Powder Ridge, and passes to Lake Compounce.

The Scouts added a special marshmallow hitting contest on hole No. 4. The winner, coming in at 96 feet, was David Olszewski.

Plans for next year’s event are already in the works.

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CRHS Fourth Quarter Honor Roll Coginchaug Regional High School has named the following students to its honor roll for the fourth quarter.

Grade 9, high honors: Sophia Auger, Alexander Augustine, Spencer Babbitt, Madelyn Benbow, Jacqueline Bernard, Addisen Buckheit, Kaelyn Connell, Jacob Crocetto, Charles Dalles, Isabella DeRenzo, Regan Dills, Tea DiPietro, Abigail Dunnigan, Ariana Eddinger, Ava Ekblade, Ariana Evans, Scotland Forbush, Hope Giammatteo, Jacob Kosienski, Maggie Li, Andrew McDowell, Taylor Minogue, Julia Muro, Jacob O’Rourke, Hayden O’Sullivan, Tanyon Paganetti, John Parmelee, Ashlynn Pelletier, Ella Raney, Kate Roraback, Sydney Ross, Keirra Sartor, Mary

Taylor, Teighan Taylor, Thomas Wickwire, Eli Wiseman, Charlotte Young, Jenny Zaclli; honors: Addison Costa, Cameron Engelhardt, Ariana Fudge, Matthew Kobus, Quinn Kursawe, Gianna Mazzetta, Paul Oakley, Jonathan Turchi, Cole Wilson.

Grade 10 high honors: Emily Allen, Josephine Belisle, Hanah Bugai, Joseph Calamita, Gianna Caramanello, Ruby Cella, Colton Climie, William DeCarlo, Scarlett Doyle, Breanna Drzewi, Graham Eddinger, Sophie Farr, Liam Fitzpatrick, Etta Funke, Brianna Gerardi, Angelina Hanks, Marissa Inglis, Paige Kaliszewski, Ashley Kijewski, Hailey Kijewski, Brooke Konefal, Ethan Kowal, Sophie Kulas, Lauren Kurtin, Charlie Lisac, Annika Liss, Tessa Lussier, Addison Martin, Jack Martin, April Meneses, Ember Merrill,

Lily Montemurro, Hannah Nelson, Elizabeth Nick, Julia Palo, Hazel Palo-Mack, Emily Parmelee, Estella Perez, Luke Poturnicki, Alec Rodrigue, Claire Roraback, Jessica Rybak, Charity Skinner, Cailyn Smolley, Ryan Sullivan, Jack Tobin, Abigail Waterman, Isabelle Weissberg, Chase Willett, Cole Wright, Winifred Zhou; honors: Wasim Chater, Rachel Dills, Bradford Dragan, Alexandra McInvale, Nico Prifitera, Brooke Quincy, Liam Ullman.

Grade 11, high honors: Micah Ackerman, Henry Bugai, Hailey Carey, Katherine Colwell, Taylor Connell, Faith Corona, Joseph Cronk, Tiana DiLeone, Carter Fudge, Marlee Geyser, Grace Harkins, Natalie Hayward, Rachel Hayward, Norah Healy, Sofia Hurlbert, Kayla Kearns,

Serra LeDuc, Jason Letourneau, Lilliana Mach, Abigail Meliso, Claire Overton, Devan Patel, Diya Patel, Jake Raney, Piper Remillard, Sophia Reny, Roberto Rivera, Justin Rowe, Nicholas Smith, Sophia Stephan, Molly Stoetzle, Sawyer Stone, Allison Vigue, Ian Weissberg, Christos Wheatley, Clayton Wiseman, Alexandra Woznyk; honors: Riley Biro, Paige Konopka, Nathaniel Pongetti, Drew Turner.

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“Hunter’s Ambulance remains committed to reaching an agreement on a contract with the union,” Hunter’s President Gary Havican said in a statement.

“We provided the union with an offer on June 15 that addressed all open issues and provides market-leading wages. Since then, the union has not accepted the offer or presented a formal counterproposal.

“While hopeful that the union will respond to our offer, and that service will not be disrupted. Hunter’s Ambulance will continue operations through contingency planning if a work stoppage should occur, ” according to the statement.

Local 294 said last week that negotiations with Hartford HealthCare had yet to adequately address concerns over short staffing, wages and safety risks. The safety concerns center on radio

communications in downtown Meriden, where service is spotty and calls for additional resources from dispatch can’t always be heard, union representatives said.

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The communication issue combined with stalled contract negotiations for more pay has union leadership concerned.

“This is the perfect storm for members of 294,” said IAEP National Director Philip Petit. “They are responding to calls day in and day out without the guarantee of radio communication with each other or their dispatchers, which creates a giant safety concern. At the same time, we’re fighting at the bargaining table to guarantee a fair wage and protect their current conditions from cuts.”

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