Southington Citizen, Nov. 30, 2018

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Children make pitch for presents

By Devin Leith-Yessian Record-Journal staff

were treated to hot chocolate and cookies and a horsedrawn hay ride. Classic holiChildren delivered handwritday songs like “Jingle Bell ten letters and made whisRock” flowed into the laughter pered pleas for presents to and conversations in the Santa Claus at the yearly Santa pavilion at the Southington at the Park event Sunday after- Drive-In. noon.

Jacob Cavanaugh, 9, asked for After getting a goodie bag from his helpers, children

Allison Wisner, of Southington, holds her daughter Tessa, 2, as Tessa tells Santa what she wants for Christmas Sunday during Santa in the Park at the Southington Drive-In pavilion.

Justin Weekes, special to the Record-Journal

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Sewage plant work is awarded

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY

By Jesse Buchanan Record-Journal staff

Town officials chose a contractor for a major wastewater pollution control plant upgrade after hearing a legal opinion on the company’s current lawsuit against the Metropolitan District.

Aaron Looker Jr., 5, of Cheshire, hunts through the loose Lego bin at Bricks and Minifigs during Small Business Saturday shopping, Nov. 24. | Justin Weekes, special to the Record-Journal

Local businesses get into the spirit

By Jeniece Roman Record-Journal staff

Local shops welcomed customers with discounts and other offers on Small Business Saturday.

One day after Black Friday and two days prior to Cyber Monday, the annual event was started in 2010 by American Express to help support small businesses.

Bricks and Minifigs, a Lego re-sale store at 1173 Queen St., opened its door an hour earlier with discounts and specials that that will run See Shop, A2

The Town Council voted unanimously Monday night to accept Carlin Contracting’s bid for the upgrade, which is needed to comply with mandated reductions in phosphorus. Carlin Contracting’s base bid of $34.7 million was the lowest of three received by the town.

Optional work could bring the total to more than $38 million.

The Waterford-based company’s bid beat two others at $37.3 million and $38 million.

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through the holiday. Customers have the option to buy, sell, or trade Lego products.

Traci Schneider, owner, said the national recognition helps small businesses.

Bricks and Minifigs employee Abigail Caron said the store also had a “very good day” on Friday.

“It was so busy in here. It was non-stop,” Caron said.

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Linda Ericsson, of Southington, shops at Southington Tom Angles, of Southington, stopped in for a variety of Community Cultural Arts on Small Business Saturday, Nov. jerky at Mister B's Jerky, in Southington, on Small Business Justin Weekes, special to the Record-Journal Saturday.

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erans, nurses, firefighters and other first responders. The shop offers an assortment of dried beef jerky, spices and marinades.

“We came out with a cranberry jerky for Thanksgiving,” Baril said. “Every year we do an apple pie one for the Apple Harvest Festival.”

Dan Baril, owner, introduced specialty products such as “chewable jerky” and jerky flavors for the holiday season.

The Southington Community Cultural Arts gift shop provides items that have been handcrafted by resident artists. Jewelry, photog-

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plexity of the project and bids, the town hired engineering consultants Tighe & Bond to evaluate the low bidder. The consultants found some mathematical errors in Carlin’s bid but wrote in a report that they didn’t impact the company’s low bidder status.

Tighe & Bond also noted Carlin’s lawsuit with the MDC in its report and recommended that town and company officials meet on the matter.

The lawsuit involves a $153 million project for the MDC, a private, non-profit corporation providing water and water pollution control to several municipalities in the Hartford region.

Tom Lombardi, a Republican town councilor, brought up the issue at the council meeting earlier this month.

The matter was delayed to give Town Attorney Carolyn Futtner time to research the issue.

“I wanted to make sure the town attorney had looked into it prior to us voting on it,” Lombardi said.

Futtner said during Monday’s meeting that she met

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with company leaders who were “forthright” about the lawsuit. The company sued MDC earlier this year and is named in a countersuit by MDC.

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Countersuits like the one filed against Carlin in these situations are common, Futtner said. The company has had no problem getting performance bonds, has been in existence since 1975 and is working “in good faith” to negotiate the issues with MDC.

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Lombardi and other councilors were comfortable with the explanation.

Town Council Chairman Chris Palmieri, a Democrat, said he didn’t mind delaying the vote to address the issue to everyone’s satisfaction.

“I’d rather be safe than sorry,” he said Monday.

Carlin performed a water pollution control plan upgrade for Cheshire at a cost of nealy $30 million. That project was cited among positive references in the Tighe & Bond report.

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PZC considers senior housing zone

By Jesse Buchanan Record-Journal staff

The Planning and Zoning Commission is still deliberating on an engineering firm’s proposal for a senior

housing district.

The proposal from Kratzert, Jones & Associates would allow greater density in certain areas of town for smaller, age-restricted homes that

appeal to those looking to downsize. During a public hearing Nov. 20, no one spoke for or against the idea.

Town Planner Rob Philips said the commission could

postpone a vote on the plan for several months.

“They wanted to think about it longer,” he said.

Philips said it was “hard to tell” how the commission felt about the plan.

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Michael DelSanto, commission chairman, said he can’t comment on an open application.

Frank Fragola, a business owner and developer, suggested the creation of a senior housing opportunity zone that would allow for greater density of construction on the property as well as other parcels in town that meet certain criteria. He owns 11 acres of undeveloped land at 295 Laning St. Two years ago, Fragola had proposed 60 age-restricted condos in a golf community for his 11-acre property on Laning Street. The development near Hawk's Landing Country Club would have required a zone change to al-

low for greater density, a change Fragola's attorney Bryan Meccariello said would have been unlikely.

That plan was withdrawn in early 2016.

Jim Sakonchick, president of the engineering firm Kratzert, Jones & Associates, discussed the creation of the senior housing opportunity zone with planning commission members in September.

Commissioners expressed concerns during that meeting about allowing for increased density, saying town residents have spoken repeatedly about their opposition to further development.

Sakonchick said Southington could take part in the "megatrend" of smaller, lowmaintenance housing for aging but still active seniors and empty-nesters. That population still wants to own a home and have a small yard, but doesn’t want the taxes and upkeep associated See PZC, A8

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SOUTHINGTON — A local man charged after authorities seized numerous firearms from an apartment and storage unit Nov. 20 first drew the attention of police when he Lam tried to sell an AR-15 style rifle he built online, according to court documents.

In August, Sakonchick proposed, but then withdrew, a

serial. Completed from 80 lower. Carbine length. No paperwork. I need money.” and was being sold for $650.

Police and a special agent from ATF contacted the seller posing as a potential buyer. Police obtained the IP address, which was registered to Lam at the Darling Street address, the warrant said.

During a conversation with the buyer, Lam said he had built the weapon.

Police found videos online showing what appeared to be the same weapon. The rifle had a pistol grip and an adjustable stock, classifying it as an assault rifle by state statute.

Nov. 20, Lam was found walking in the parking lot of the apartment complex with a loaded Sig Sauer semi-automatic handgun, three fully loaded magazines for the weapon and $20,952 in cash, the warrant said. He also admitted owning six rifles in a storage unit at Public Storage on Spring Street.

He took police to the unit and gave them access.

In the storage unit, police found two 12-gauge shotguns, two .22 caliber rifles, and one 7.62 mm rifle, all of which were registered to Lam. Police also found a short-barrel AR-15 typeweapon without a stock that did not have a serial numb er.

Police also seized assorted caliber ammunition, 11 highcapacity magazines, two boxes and two belts of shotSee Lam, A9

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In Brief Light up the Green contest The holiday light displays on the Southington and Plantsville town greens are scheduled to be turned on during the “White Christmas in the Community” event on Friday, Dec. 7. Two Southington children have the chance to flip the ceremonial switches and light up the night. One entry per child will be accepted through Sunday, Dec. 2. To enter, visit the contest webpage at southington.org/Holiday-

Lights. One winner for each town green location will be selected by random drawing on Monday, Dec. 3.

Artist’s work on display at Orchards The Gallery at The Orchards has scheduled an exhibit by Elizabeth Hundt Scott of Bethany. The exhibit, “Developments Over Time,” is open through Jan. 30. The public is welcome. The Gallery is located in the

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Police said Lam was obtaining parts of firearms and completing the manufacturing process in his apartment, the warrant said.

gun shells, and four .22 caliber magazines. At Lam’s apartment, police found four assault rifles that were being built, five semi-automatic handguns, two tasers, body armor, assorted high-capacity magazines for handguns, a drill press and tools that are used to work on or build firearms, and over 1,000 rounds of ammunition, Elliott said.

Judge John Cronin set bond at $1 million and continued the case to Dec. 6 to determine if it will be transferred to New Britain Superior Court.

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Holiday menagerie gets new additions

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Two new lighted animals will be added to the third annual White Christmas in the Community display along the linear trail.

Event organizer Dawn Miceli said the horse and deer displays will be placed along the linear trail for the Dec. 7 event, joining a moose, bear and an apple.

Miceli hopes more displays will be added each year.

“We started last year having these structures especially made for the town of Southington in order to place them on our linear trail,” Miceli said.

Miceli said she worked with the same artist and welder, Utah-based Milt Neeley, who builds displays for the Festival of Silver Lights in Meriden’s Hubbard Park.

The horse took several months to complete.

The 350-pound “prancing” Erik Santarsiere unwraps a lighted horse display from artist Milt Neeley, of Utah, Wednesday, Nov. 21, at the Southington Highway Department Garage.

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a Polaroid camera or a watch. He enjoys going to holiday events with his parents and sister.

Entries are being accepted for The Connecticut Humane Society’s Holiday Pet Photo Contest at CThumane.org.

Pet owners can submit pet’s photo for $10 each through the website. Deadline for submissions is Thursday, Dec.13. The public can then make donations to CHS to vote for their favorite photo. The pet who earns the most “votes” (donations raised) online wins a pet photo session with a pet photographer. The second- and thirdplace winners will receive two tickets each to attend the premiere of “A Very Nutty Christmas” premiering Saturday, Dec. 15, 8 p.m., at the Garde Arts Center in New London. Getting into the holiday spirit at the movie premiere helps CHS pets, too — a portion of proceeds from the evening goes toward their medical care. Tickets are on sale now at gardearts.org.

“We can spend time with our family,” he said.

“And it’s joyful,” chimed in Katie Cavanaugh, 10.

“We’re very grateful for it,” said their mother, Mary Cavanaugh. “It’s a fun tradition... The kids are so excited, it’s a great way to start the holiday season.”

Shelley Starr was serving hot chocolate with her husband and other members of the Southington American Legion Auxiliary. She’s noticed the event has become a tradition for many.

“It seems like it grows every year,” she said. “This year is especially great because it warmed up.”

Recreation Director Dave Lepreay attributed the good

Trevor Rutledge, 6, of Southington, holds still for Milly Martinez as she paints a design on his face Sunday during Santa in the Park at the Southington Drive-in pavilion.

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they put on for the kids,” said Southington resident Bryan Young after his son Ben Young, 6, gave Santa two letters from his younger The department has held the sister and himself. “It’s a event as far back as he can good sense of community at remember, at least 40 years a time when the world needs he estimated. more events like this...it sends a good example.”

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White Christmas in the Community White Christmas in the Community plans to kick off the holiday season on Friday, Dec. 7, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., in downtown Southington and the Village of Plantsville. Hay rides on Linear Trail and a trolley car connect the two sites.

Activities in both locations include horse-drawn carriage rides, an ornamentmaking craft activity, the Southington Chamber of Commerce scavenger hunt featuring apples from the Apples & Arts initiative, ice sculpting and goat parades.

The Farmington Canal Linear Trail plans to be lit with holiday village scenes as well as a 7-foot-tall prancing horse and a 7-foot-tall deer.

Businesses in both locales plan to be open to the pub-

lic for visits with Santa and Mrs. Claus, letter-writing to Santa, face painting, balloon animals, refreshments and more.

Kicking off the evening in both locations will be the annual tree lighting ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Two winners from the town’s Light Up the Green contest will flip the switch of the holiday light displays on the Southington and Plantsville town greens.

The Southington Public Library also plans to be open, featuring story times every 30 minutes and a performance from Dulcimers ‘n More from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The Barnes Museum will host the Southington Chamber Singers and a newly-restored player piano will be in action after years of going unused.

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Representatives of LEAF, the Lewis Educational Agricultural Farm, will offer wreath-making tips on the Town Green with assistance by representatives from the Community Foundation of Greater New Britain. Touch-A-Firetruck will also be adjacent to the Town Green. The Southington Historical Society is scheduled to be at both greens providing children’s craft activities and reindeer food. Mr. Magic also plans to perform continually on the trolley car runs.

Light the World The Orchards at Southington, Mulberry Gardens of Southington and Southington Care Center has scheduled a “Light the World” commemorative service for Monday, Dec. 3, 6:30 p.m., at Southington Care Center, 45 Meriden Ave. The service gives people the opportunity to remember a loved one who has passed away or offer prayer for someone in need. For more information, call Rev. Triano, 860-302-4906 or visit southingtoncare.org.

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‘Click it’ to save lives Police in Meriden, Wallingford, Southington and other communities across Connecticut are wrapping up a week-long Click it or Ticket campaign aimed at raising awareness of seatbelt laws.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's high-visibility seatbelt enforcement program began Nov. 19 and ends today, Nov. 26.

Knights of Columbus Council 15 recently donated winter wear to Southington Community Services through the Coats for Kids drive. From left: Philip Mazzatti, Council 15, Janet Mellon, director of community services, and Tom Saccoman, Knights chairman for the event.

Coats for Kids and more keep Knights at the heart of the community This week we’re catching up with the local Knights of Columbus Council 15 to hear about its recent community projects undertaken by council volunteers.

Council member John Coleman provided the following update.

Bread For Life painting project Several volunteers painted the first floor of the Bread for Life building on Vermont Avenue on Oct. 27, much to the delight of the Executive Director Donna Ayer.

“I am delighted,” Ayer said. “(The Knights) did an amazing job, and everything looks brighter and fresher.”

“This fills one of the guidelines we are asked to provide for the (worldwide) Knights organization,” said Grand Knight Phil Mazzatti as he touched up one of the walls. “And look at the men’s smiling faces.

They’re bonding in our brotherhood and helping our community — the pillar of our organization.”

Painting the approximately 1,000 square foot area in three hours proved both efficient and effective for the non-profit while proving satisfying for the Knights.

Ayer put her words into action, asking the Knights to return early in 2019 to paint the second floor — something the Knights are looking forward to doing.

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Coats for Kids The council made its annual donation of six dozen winter coats to Southington Community Services on Norton Street in Plantsville.

The Coats for Kids program is an international Knights of Columbus program that works with the local community to provide winter coats for underprivileged kids.

Janet Mellon, Southington Community Services director, has come to rely on the Knights’ annual donation, knowing 72 Southington children will have a warm coat for the upcoming season.

The Council 15 work crew takes a break after painting the floor during a recent project at Bread for Life.

to offer this donation of the coats each year to help the children of Southington stay warm and dry.”

“I wish the Knights could see the families’ smiling faces Upcoming events when we distribute these Mazzatti, along with Craig coats to the families. It is Jones, also passed along meaningful,” she said. their appreciation for the “It is an honor every year public’s support of the Panwhen we talk about this in cake Breakfast at the Calenour council meeting that the dar House on Oct. 21, while response from our council noting council members members is so swift and have been busy making the generous,” Mazzatti said, annual “Keep Christ in beaming. “We are so proud Christmas” buttons and

preparing for the upcoming poster campaign that will be distributed to all Southington Catholic churches and Southington Catholic School in late November.

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Southington’s Tanner LaRosa finds running room on the right side against Fairfield Prep Tuesday in the CIAC Class LL quarterfinal round at Fontana Field in Southington.

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For Blue Knights, the longest 2 yards Prep’s goal-line stand in waning minutes knocks Southington from Class LL field

By Ron Buck Special to the Record-Journal

SOUTHINGTON — Fairfield Prep’s defense made the biggest play Tuesday night.

Jesuits 28 But the SouthBlue Knights 21 ington football season ended with its defense on the field, which seemed only appropriate.

No. 4 Southington (10-1) fought to the end Tuesday night in a 28-21 loss to No. 5 Fairfield Prep in the quarterfinals of the CIAC Class LL playoffs. The Blue Knights’ attempt to tie the game in the final minutes was stopped on fourth down inside the Jesuits’ 2yard line with 1:26 to play.

Taking a handoff out of the shotgun formation, Tanner LaRosa broke two tackles and reversed his field before finally being swarmed under and brought down by the Jesuits’ defense. Finally tackled at the 5, LaRosa and the Southington offense

was done for the night.

“You can go back and forth on those things a thousand times, which I will,” Southington head coach Mike Drury said about not having quarterback Jacob Drena take the snap from under center. “[LaRosa] didn’t want to give up. He played hard, he just missed it there at the end.

We needed to punch it in, and we didn’t.”

LaRosa was the game’s leading rusher with 124 yards on 18 carries.

Drena finished his stellar senior season by completing 18 of 32 passes for 172 yards. He also threw his 29th and 30th touchdown passes of the season — both to Carter Uhlman.

“My heart left my body on that fourth-down play,” Fairfield Prep head coach Keith Hellstern said. “Our kids never gave up, made a big play and finished the game. So, I’m very proud of them.”

“But we had some inopportune penalties and two big turnovers,” Drury said.

“In tight games, that’s the difference.”

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Football to’s 28-yard touchdown pass from John Iaropoli with 7:28 to play.

Southington’s second of three turnovers set up Fairfield Prep’s tying touchdown several minutes earlier.

And Fairfield Prep’s ballcontrol offense really took over the game in the third quarter when the Jesuits ran 18 plays around Jacob Flynn’s fumble after catching a Drena pass.

A game, but tired Southington defense was summoned back on the field for the game’s final plays. Fairfield Prep (10-1) got a first down on its first play and ran out the clock with its 31st play of the second half. Southington snapped the ball just 20 times after halftime.

Southington’s up-tempo offense got in gear once in the second half as Drena found Uhlman for a second touchdown with 32 seconds to play in the third quarter to make it 21-14. It would be Southington’s last lead.

“I thought out defense did a great job and so did our offense. We just didn’t execute in certain situations,” Drury said. “They slowed it down; we played with tempo. And that’s how it goes sometimes.”

Fairfield Prep tied the game with 9:30 to play on T.D. Walton’s 10-yard touchdown run.

Drena was then intercepted on Southington’s first play

by Roberto, which led to the go-ahead score.

Neither team scored again.

“We got some timely conversions on third and fourth down,” Hellstern said. “We manufactured some offense that we needed.”

Special teams gave Southington a 14-6 halftime lead as Angelo Plantamuro ripped off a 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown after Prep’s first score for a 14-6 Southington lead.

The Blue Knights held Fair-

field Prep’s leading rusher Douglas Harrison to just 42 yards on 11 carries in the first half. Iarapoli was 7 of 14 for 70 yards before halftime.

penalty kept the Prep drive alive, Walton scored from 4 yards out. Murray McCarthy missed the PAT to leave the Jesuits down a point.

The Blue Knights led 14-6 at halftime, though both teams had a chance to put more points on the board in the first 24 minutes.

McCarthy’s next kick was caught by Plantamuro and his return down the Fairfield Prep sideline gave Southington its 14-6 lead at halftime.

The Jesuits took over with 2:28 to play in the second quarter and got to the Blue Knights’ 37 before an interception by Will Downes at the Southington 3.

Tuesday marked the first meeting between the Blue Knights and Jesuits since the 2013 Class LL title game, won by Southington 52-32.

It was the first of two straight state championships for the Blue Knights.

Downes returned the ball to the Prep 25, but a block-inthe-back wiped out the return and put Southington on its own 48 with 40 seconds before the break. Drena hit Flynn for 14 yards, but his desperation pass to Jamie Lamson fell two yards short as time ran out in the half.

Southington's Jacob Drena looks down field for a receiver Tuesday, Nov. 27, during the CIAC Class LL quarterfinal round at Fontana Field in Southington.

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In the first quarter, Southington drove to the Jesuits’ 4 via the legs of LaRosa, who ran for 42 yards on the drive before fumbling at the Prep 2. Nicholas Morris recovered for Prep to keep the Blue Knights from the game’s first points.

But after a three-and-out and punt gave the ball back to Southington, the Blue Knights went 36 yards on eight plays to take a 7-0 lead.

Dillion Kohl replaced LaRosa in the backfield and ran for 15 yards before losing five yards on two plays to set up a third-and-goal from the 14.

Drena hit Uhlman in the corner of the end zone and Evan Johanns’ PAT gave Southington a 7-0 lead.

Fairfield Prep answered the Southington score by going 47 yards on eight plays. Iaropoli hit Max McGillicuddy for 37 yards despite double coverage, underthrowing McGillicuddy just enough to allow the receiver to split Southington’s defenders and haul in the pass.

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She was unable to continue playing softball last spring and managed the team instead, Pat Haskell said Friday. Katie Haskell has graduated

WALLINGFORD — A mother is seeking more than $4,000 from the school district for out-of-pocket medical expenses after her daughter sustained a concussion while practicing for last year’s Samaha Bowl.

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Please join me in welcoming him to the 860-675-0021 203.634.1876 860.745.2121 860.646.4525 can be reached 860.745.2121 at 860-218-3143 and Tom can be reached 203.634.1876 860.646.4525 team! Vin can be reached at 203-494-8133 or at 860-470-6823. vinferrucci73@gmail.com

Century 21 AllPoints is proud to welcome Nikki Cervoni to our family. Nikki comes to our team with several years of experience in the real estate field; helping sellers and buyers. Nikki resides in the Wallingford community with her family and will primarily work out of that office as well. Please join me in welcoming Nikki to the team.

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one less thing they needed to adjust to,” she said, describing horses as “fairly delicate.” “You wouldn’t think it, but it could be very stressful for any animal,” Fercardio said. The stable owner decided to stop leasing to the former group of boarders, she said, but she’s unsure of his future plans. “I wish them well,” Fercardio said. The boarders were all involved in keeping the stables running, she said.

Matthew Reimondo, the town’s zonSOUTHINGTON — Owners of horse stables on Laning Street hope to exing enforcement officer, said Dompand with approval from the town. broski plans to expand the stables.

Greenleaf Stables, owned by Richard The location was formerly Circle G F. and Paul T. Greenleaf of Colorado, Stables. In July, owners of more than is located on 16 acres adjacent to a dozen horses boarded at Greenleaf land owned by Rogers Orchards. were asked to find other accommoDennis Dombroski submitted the ap- dations for their animals in 30 days. plication for a setback variance to the Lisa Fercardio, a town resident, said Zoning Board of Appeals. A variance almost all of the boarders moved tois needed since the stables are closer gether to stables in Bristol. Horses to the property line than allowed by are herd animals, she said, and being regulations. Dombroski couldn’t be around familiar horses helped ease reached for comment Monday. Tom andthe transition to a new home. “It was Sandra Bazzano

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Spacious renovated home! 3 BR & 1.5 baths. Large eat-in kitchOpen & bright 3 BR Ranch! Features updated roof, gas heating Direct waterfront! Ranch cottage on Lake Williams! Rustic log Cute as a button! 2 BR home with views of the golf course & en, large walk-up attic space, fenced patio Drive system & windows. Refinished wood & remodeled style home Wallingford w/vaulted ceilings,Meriden skylights, 2 $164,900 BR, full bath, gas FP located near$164,900 the center of$219,999 Wallingford & Choate. Freshly painted $219,999 Meriden Wallingford $295,000 40 King Street 31 Oxbow Drivewalk-out basement to31 Meriden $295,000 Meriden 40flrsKing Street bath. Sun Oxbow Meriden $219,999 Wallingford $295,000 Meriden $164,900 40 King Street 31 highways, Oxbow shopping Drive & parks. Pauline & 2 car garage.

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40 King Street Wallingford $199,990 Cute & affordable! Expanded Ranch w/3 BR, master w/full bath, detached garage w/work area. Even a bomb shelter! Level yard, wide driveway, fenced areas & so much more! Dana Hills MSL# N10056200

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31 Oxbow Drive Meriden $219,900 Garrison Colonial in great East Side location! 4 BR, 450 sq ft finished LL w/ walk-out to back yard. Room above garage for BR or office. Fireplaces in living rm & lower level. Agent/Owner Gary Dobratz MLS# N10051724

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Updated custom 4 BR Colonial! One acre lot on a cul de sac.

Features 2 full & 2 half baths, remodeled kitchen, HW flrs, gas FP & MBR w/remodeled bath. BR & half bath over 2 car garage! Patti Raffile MLS# 170055215

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Beautiful location Southington $409,900 Southington $227,500 Southington $209,000 Southington $289,000 55 Columbus Blvd #8 front porch Colonial! 4 BR. Kitchen w/ Ranch! Newer roof, OneRanch level living!offers 3 BR, 1 bath Ranch with 1 &Wide floor living! Ranch home on largeNotClean & bright Southington $199,000located One Move-in condition Unit in Spring Lake Village 55+ community!

Beautiful home centrally & convenient to downtown!

Well-maintained Raised 3 bedrooms 1.5 baths.

Southington’s premier 55+ community!

Phase 3 availablePaula & more! John Perriello MLS# 170144668 Great location!

Alain Monbaron.67 acre MLS# patio! Danny Torres MLS# 170142052 & pretty landscaping!

Burton MLS# that toislandwoods!

EdGreatSiebert MLS# granite, & slider to patio. rm windows, doors, furnace, CAir, water car garage, CAir & hardwood floors.backs New lot! MBR suite w/bath & walk-in Beautiful Townhouse in the center of 1st flr BR w/full bath, eat-in remodeled kitchen w/new cabinets your style Ranch.

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170144543upper level. Walk-out to patio. Large office 2 car garage & basement rec rm. Minutes car garage w/storage above & great yard. yard. Call for information!170141572 170062264 LL family rm. 2 car garage. Minutes to Rte Gary Mancino

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Attractive 2Newer BR, Attractiveroof, 2$227,500 BR Townhouse small living!

Lovely sale home priced to sell!& Calling custom Ranch w/finishedhome LL plus front porchSouthington Colonial! 4 BR.$409,900 Kitchen w/ Clean bright Ranch!

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Sits on 1.93 acres.

Energy efficient 2 bath unit in Spring Lake Village 55+ complex!

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Split level w/3 BR, 2.5 baths, enclosed sun workshop & storage area.

Oversized 2 car Wide front porch Colonial!

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3 BR, 1 bath Ranch with 1 One floor living!

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3 BR, 1 bathNew Ranch with 1 island One floor &living!

Ranch home on large Southington $199,000 withCAir many 4-5 BR, hardwood community. detached patio, nice Newer neutral fully porch & full wall brick FP. Motivated seller garage,MBR 1st flr laundry & heated in-ground granite, patio.4Great rm w/ windows, doors,Fireplace, furnace, CAir,Private water cardécor,garage, &level hardwood floors. acre lot! suite w/bath walk-in Beautiful Townhouse in the center ofMon,.67 Thurs Prices Starting $349,900 Open floors throughout & plenty of storage. breakfast nook & formal dining rm. 1 yr applianced kitchen, granite bath w/double will give $5000 towards buyers closing pool in fenced rear yard. Lil Polak MLS# granite, islandlevel & slider toNew patio.

Great rmisland && slider windows, doors, CAir, waterrm w/half car garage, CAir &windows hardwood floors.

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14 lots Your plans Fully furnished model tow/half tour!

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Minutes upper level. to patio.

Large office family rm. 2 Gary car garage.

RteLil rm. garage w/storage above & great yard. yard. Callatabove for Gary Mancino 2 car garage & basement rm.2Minutes upper level.behind Walk-outgarage. toBeckleyFarms.com patio. Near Large office LL tofamily 2 car garage.

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Mancino car & MLS# basement rec rm. Minutes upper level.

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MLS# G10072534 to highways &recparks!

Lil garage Polakcar space town green, $509,900.

DIR: West St to Welsh to North or ours.

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Neartrails! townspace green,behind 10 & highway! Lil Polak MLS# G10073131 Minutes shopping & highways!

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Lil Polak MLS# Near& town Polak MLS# G10072284 restaurants & walking Joyce Gibson Ridge.

Agent related,LilEileenMLS# Patti Raffile MLS# G10199878 North Ridge.

Agent related,Lovley Eileen Lovley Polak MLS# G10072357 restaurants & walking trails! Joyce Gibson PM Polak MLS# G10072357 restaurants &G10072284 walking trails! Joyce Gibson G100722841–3 MLS# G10072154 North Ridge Estates, Southington MLS# G10072154 MLS# G10072154

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BEDROOM APARTMENT - 115 Atkins St. AFFORDABLE - Used Dryers, washers, fridgMeriden 06450. For es, stoves, repairs more information, call available.

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1,2,3 Items or an Estate MERIDEN - 1 and 2 BR $$$CA$H$$$ Hubbard Park ConTodd Shamock dos, 775 West Main 203.494.1695Estate Sale AKC - chocolate & yellow St, Newly Renovated, lab puppies, ready for Air, Heat. $850/$1050 Service Costume JewelChristmas. 8 weeks old, + Utils., No pets. Call ry, Antiques, paintings, Accepting dep. Dec 1.

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