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CCititizizeennVolume 6, Number 33 Your Town, Your News Friday, August 19, 2011

Freda addresses reelection,Yale-NewHaven Hospital, BOE and criticisms

After 14 years, town librarianleaving to pursue passion

Housing complex fate nowup to Supreme Court

By Kyle SwartzThe North Haven Citizen

Just months after it ap-peared that he could run un-opposed, Republican incum-bent First Selectman MichaelFreda now faces a three-wayrace for Town Hall’s top posi-tion. Recently, Freda satdown with The Citizen to dis-cuss his reelection bid, in-cluding Yale-New Haven Hos-pital, first-term accomplish-ments, tax raises, the Boardof Education and a competi-tor’s recurrent allegationsagainst his administration.

Q: Why should NorthHaven reelect you?

A: I would hope that theresidents consider reelectingme because I have put into

Citizen photo by Kyle Swartz

First Selectman MichaelFreda

place a great fiscal founda-tion in which, for the secondconsecutive year, we will be

delivering a budget surplus.These surpluses are primari-ly driven by a decrease in thetown’s operating expenseswhich I have implemented.

Secondly, for this comingfiscal year, our Grand Listwill grow by $15.28 million. Iknow that’s not a lot whenyou consider the aggregateGrand List amount, but that’sgrowth, which is primarilydriven by our growth on Uni-versal Avenue. Plus, that $15million increase does not in-clude other new businessesin town like DSW Shoe Store,Big Lots, Urgent Care Centerand the Buffalo Wild Wings,and there are going to bemore.

By Paul ColellaThe North Haven Citizen

After 14 years of service asa librarian at the NorthHaven Memorial Library,Rose Massari is leaving herjob and returning back to the

classroom. On Aug. 5, Mas-sari spent her last day gath-ering her belongings andsaying goodbye to hercoworkers, library patronsand town employees.

“I will miss everyone andsaying goodbye is very diffi-

cult, but I will treasure thebeautiful memories and spe-cial friendships I have madehere at the library these past14 years,” stated Massari. “Al-though I live in Hamden,North Haven is a wonderfultown with terrific people andI am glad to have had the op-portunity to work at theNorth Haven Library and get

By Kyle SwartzThe North Haven Citizen

What size and shape ofhousing will go on 42 acresoff Middletown Avenueand Half Mile Road is nowup to Connecticut’sSupreme Court.

For years, CMB CapitalAppreciation of Walling-ford has sought construc-

tion of a residential projectin the area, with proposalsas large as 396 living units.Partly due to number ofdwelling units, NorthHaven’s Planning and Zon-ing Commission (PZC) firstrejected CMB in 2007, andhas since appealed severalConnecticut court deci-

Summer car show

Citizen photos by Michael Torelli

The Annex Classic Cruisers Car Club held itsweekly get-together of car enthusiasts and theirautomobiles on Aug. 8. For the full story and morephotographs, see page 4.

See Librarian, page 3

See Debated, page 6

See Freda, page 17

InsideCalendar...................9Marketplace............25Faith .......................12Health.....................19Obituaries...............13Opinion...................16Schools ....................8Seniors ...................18

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The North Haven RotaryClub will host its 10th annual“Day of Wine and Roses”wine tasting competition onSunday, Sept. 25. The rain orshine extravaganza under ahuge tent is held at the For-get-Me-Not Flower Shop on 39State St., from 1 to 5 p.m. for asuggested donation. Wine-makers are invited to submitsamples of homemade wineand join the community for amemorable day filled withgreat food, demonstrations,and entertainment. Contes-tants submit four bottles ofwine for each category inwhich they wish to partici-pate. Three awards are givenin each category in the Home-made Wine Division: whiteand specialty, single vari-etals, and blended red. Thereis one award for the Pro-wineDivision which includes selfmade wines that were madeutilizing a commercial facili-ty. All funds raised are dis-

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to know the residents.”Massari explained that

she will be attending John-son and Wales University inRhode Island this September.She will be enrolled in theSchool of Culinary Artswhere she will specialize inbaking and pastry. Massarihas a B.A. in psychology,MLS in library studies, and,after completing a one yearcourse of study at Johnsonand Wales, she will have anassociates in culinary.

“I am the happiest whenI’m in my kitchen baking.When I was a girl scout, mytroop went to the UI wherewe took cooking classes andsince then cooking especial-ly baking sparked my inter-est,” recalled Massari. “Iworked at my uncle’s bakerycalled Mary’s Home BakeShop on Dixwell Avenue inHamden and later at Sleep-ing Giant Confections also inHamden. I really enjoyed mywork.”

When she first startedworking at the library, Mas-

Citizen photo courtesy of Nancy Haagz

From book carts to pastrycarts — library employeeRose Massari will soonleave to pursue a culinarypassion.

sari was a part-time clerk andthen became full-time help-ing out on the main floor. Sheenjoyed working with her fel-low librarians and servingthe public, but severalmonths ago she realized thatshe wanted to embark on anew career.



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Perfect night for classic carsBy Michael Torelli

The North Haven Citizen

After a few weeks of in-clement weather, the AnnexClassic Cruisers Car Clubwas able to carry on withtheir weekly car show behindWalgreens on the corner ofRoute 5 and Route 22 on Au-gust 8.

Rain and heat had been an

issue this year, said clubmember Vinny Cappello. Notonly have there been issueswith the climate, but the clubalso had to downscale howspread out the cars could bedue to local businesses losingparking for their customers.

Even with the changes anddifficulties in the program,Mark Rogers, Club Presi-dent, said he loves what hedoes. “It’s a fun way to giveout some trophies and listento music,” Rogers stated. Hisfather, Mark, had his 1958Chevrolet in the show.

This past week there werearound 130 contributors at

the show, coming and going,even before the show techni-cally started. Last year, theyhit a max of 237 cars onenight. All cars are accepted,and special interest cars aregiven their own section to bepresented. “It’s a nice time,”Cappello said.

Resident AdamLeHerissier came with his1993 5.0 Supercharged FordMustang. Since the show isso close to his house, he triesto make it down wheneverthe weather permits.

The car show started the Citizen photo by Michael Torelli

One car on display on Aug. 8. For more photos, seepage 21.See Cars, page 21

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Patriots and Scoundrels Book 2, Part 41By Paul Colella

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sions which found for thecompany. In October of 2010,state Appellate Court JudgeVincent Roche ruled onceagain for CMB.

Earlier this month, PZCmembers turned down aCMB plan of 150 two-story

townhouses. Thus, wheresuch matter proceeds nextwill be determined by NorthHaven’s appeal of Roche’s de-cision before the Connecti-cut Supreme Court.

Both CMB and town repre-sentatives give similar rea-sons for PZC rejection —communication breakdownand the other side.

“This is unfortunate,” saidCMB attorney Neil Marcus.“I say that because we spenta lot of time trying to comeup with something thatwould be a compromise. Butthat was apparently distaste-ful to the commission.”

According to Marcus,CMB suggested 20-foot set-backs, while North Haven’sPZC would accept only 40-foot setbacks. “The interest-ing thing is, if you look at allthe other projects in town ofsimilar nature, none in townare 40 feet,” he said.

PZC members decided ondenial in an Aug. 1 closed-door executive session. “Be-cause they had to go throughexecutive session, we had togo only through theirlawyers, and the commissiondidn’t really understand a

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lot of the reasoning behindour position,” Marcus said.

“I have nothing againsttheir lawyers, but this wouldhave benefited from a moredirect route of comment,” headded. “We just couldn’t com-municate on what I think is avery minor issue which sub-marined the whole thing.”

Ted O’Hanlan, a town at-torney from Stamford’sRobinson and Cole, statedthat PZC refusal stemmedfrom CMB not providing themunicipal board with suffi-cient information. “We hadan agreement that a 150-unitdensity would be acceptable,but we have seen no site planand have had no dialoguenormally required for ap-proval,” O’Hanlan said.

Regarding setbacks,O’Hanlan claimed that CMBdid not clearly specify that, or

why, they wanted a distanceof 20 feet. “We walked out ofa discussion with an under-standing that we had a deal,”he said. “Then, the next day,they asked us to agree to 20-foot setbacks, which haven’tbeen shown to us to be neces-sary, and which haven’t beenshown to not hurt other peo-ple around the project.”

PZC’s opposition, in part,reflects continuous resist-ance of CMB construction by

Middletown Avenue and HalfMile Road residents. “Wewant to protect the town andneighbors from a poorlydone design,” O’Hanlan said.“The Planning and ZoningBoard has spoken to severalneighbors who have said thatthey cannot approve the set-tlement because they stilldon’t have the site plans.”

“I’m also disappointed

that this didn’t get done,” headded. “Now we go before theSupreme Court.”

According to O’Hanlan,the town’s briefs are not dueto court officials until mid-September.

“I have not given up hope,”Marcus said, “but at thispoint, Supreme Court, herewe come.”

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Dean’s listsAssumption College

The following NorthHaven students have beennamed to the dean’s list forthe spring 2011 semester atAssumption College, Worces-ter, Mass. Assumption stu-dents must achieve a GPA of3.5 or higher to make thedean’s list.

Emily DiCapua, class of2011; Nicole Marotto, class of2011; Christine Marotto,class of 2011; Matthew

McLoughlin, class of 2013.

North Havenstudents win BICscholarships

Two North Haven resi-dents have won BIC scholar-ships. The scholarships areawarded annually to the chil-dren of BIC employees andare based on the students’scholastic achievements.

Kayla Brown, who is at-tending Salve Regina Univer-

sity, received a $2,500 schol-arship. She is the daughter ofChristopher and KathleenBrown.

William Neri, who is at-tending Johns Hopkins Uni-versity/Peabody Conserva-tory, received a $2,500 schol-arship. He is the son of CaryKieslich and Paul Neri.

BIC Corporation began itsscholarship program in 1971to help employees’ childrendefray the cost of college andgraduate school.

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Monica Thomas of North

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“One day, while bakingcookies in my kitchen andwatching the food network ontelevision, I rememberedwhen I first started cookingand baking coupled withmemories of the days at myuncle’s bakery sparked an in-terest and desire to return toschool to study baking,” Mas-sari recalled. “I applied toJohnson and Wales and wasaccepted to the CulinarySchool. It was then that I de-cided to leave the library andreturn to the classroom.”

Massari added that thebaking and pastry programshe is enrolled in will be con-ducted in nine-day segmentsand, after the completion ofexams, she will move on toanother nine-day segmentand then she will do a three-month internship. The entireprogram will take one year tocomplete. Massari is lookingforward to labs and hands-onprojects as well as studyingand learning about chem-istry and baking processes.

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Massari stated that her re-turn to school would not bepossible without the greatsupport of her family, espe-cially her husband and herparents. Because of his job,her husband will remain inHamden while Massari willlive in an apartment not farfrom campus.

“My husband has beenwonderful and gives meenormous support both fi-nancially and emotionally.My parents Salvatore, or‘Todd’ as he was called, andmy mother Maria have beenmy rock and support systemall my life,” Massari said.“They have taught me astrong work ethic, values, re-spect, love, the importance offamily, help others and to bethe best person I can be.”

“My father died one weekbefore I received my accept-ance letter to Johnson andWales,” added a tearful Mas-sari. “I’m sure he knows and

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Massari’s coworkers aresad to see her leave but theywish her well and have won-derful memories.

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St. John’s EpiscopalChurch’s Community Sup-pers will resume on Friday,Sept. 9. St. John’s providesthe suppers most Fridaysfrom 6 to 7 p.m. All membersof the community are invit-

ed for companionship alongwith a nutritious supper. Themenu includes items such aschicken noodle soup or veg-etable minestrone (or freshsalads in the warmermonths); meat loaf or eggsalad sandwiches; seasonalfresh fruit and fresh bakeddesserts. Donations to defray

the cost of the meals are wel-come but not required.

St. John’s Church is locat-ed at 3 Trumbull Place, at thetop of the Green in NorthHaven, where our doors areopen for prayer and peace.For details on this or otherparish programs please callthe church office at (203) 239-

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Hope ChristianChurch fundraiser

Hope Christian Church iscollecting books for dona-tions, along with hardbacks,paperbacks, CD’s DVD’s, au-dio books, records, and text-books. A container for suchdonations is located at 211Montowese Ave. All proceedswill go towards outreach andmissions.

Mishkan Israelsummer camp

The Mishkan Israel Sum-mer Camp will run untilSept. 2. The program willserve children ages threemonths to five years of ageand will run from 7:30 a.m. to5:30 p.m. Sign up for as manyweeks as you’d like. Familiescan select from half day andfull day programs, two to fivedays per week. Campers willenjoy doing art projects, sci-ence and nature experi-ments, gardening, playinggames, engaging in watersports, building, and havinglots of time to play and havefun. Mishkan Israel NurserySchool Summer Camp is lo-cated on Ridge Road in Ham-den. For more information,contact Director RebeccaLuty at (203) 288-2375.

Trips from OurLady of PompeiiChurch

Saturday, Aug. 20: Joinus on a pilgrimage for the an-nual Solemn Mass in honorof “Our Lady’s Queenship”at the Marian Friary of OurLady of Guadalupe in Gris-

wold. Rosary and lunch willfollow. The bus will leave OurLady of Pompeii parking lot,355 Foxon Road/Route 80,East Haven, at 9a .m. and re-turn at approximately 4 p.m.

For information or reser-vations call Judy at (203) 469-7169 or Carol at (203) 239-9513.

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Temple Beth Sholom, 1809Whitney Ave., Hamden, an-nounces the third lecture inthe series dealing with theaging process on Monday,Aug. 22, at 7:15 p.m. The lec-ture will feature Dr. DavidDePalma, speaking on “TheRelationships of Aging,” onthe emotions and relation-ships involved at these stagesof life. For informationabout the lecture series orTemple Beth Sholom, contactthe Temple office at (203) 288-7748.

End-Time BibleProphesy at HopeChristian Church

“End-Time Bible Proph-esy” will be presented byDavid Siriano on Saturday,Aug. 20, at 6 p.m., at HopeChristian Church, 211 Mon-towese Ave. There will belight refreshments with ashort teaching and time forquestions and answers. Sun-day morning service will beheld Aug. 21 at 10 a.m. All arewelcome. There is no charge,but a free-will offering is sug-gested.

Reference librarian NancyHaag agreed with LaTerzaand Landino. “Rose and Ishared the same office formany years. She would deco-rate the windows during theholidays and special occa-sions,” she recalled. “She’s awonderful person to workwith and I am proud to callher my friend.”


As Massari prepares tomake her departure, shewants her family, friends, andcoworkers to live life to thefullest and don’t be afraid ofchange. “Do what you likeand be happy,” she said.“Don’t be afraid to explorenew paths and make choicesthat are right for you. Takerisks and follow your passionbecause life is a journeyfilled with many opportuni-ties and special memories tomake.”


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Frederick H.Sauerbrunn, Sr.

Frederick H. Sauerbrunn,Sr., of Hamden died after abrief illness at the Hospitalof St. Raphael on Aug. 10,2011, with his family at hisside. He was predeceased byhis beloved wife of 51 years,Veronica (Ronnie) MarinanSauerbrunn.

He was born in NewHaven, Sept. 7, 1932, a son ofthe late Harry and EdnaHealy Sauerbrunn. He grad-uated from Hillhouse HighSchool, class of 1950, andhonorably served his coun-try in the U.S. Navy duringthe Korean War. He was askilled electrician and was amember of the InternationalBrotherhood of ElectricalWorkers, Local 90, for his en-tire career. He was a parish-ioner of St. Rita Church inHamden, and during his re-tirement, he enjoyed volun-teering within his parishcommunity along with hislate wife.

He is survived by his foursons, Frederick H. Sauer-brunn, Jr., and his compan-ion Robin Hunt, of Walling-ford, Robert (Annette) Sauer-

brunn, of North Haven, PaulSauerbrunn, of Andover,Mass., and Carl (Nieves)Sauerbrunn, of Avon. He isalso survived by his tengrandchildren, Diane, An-drea, Lieutenant Kenneth,David, Roseanne S.Modzelewski, Kyle, Christi-na, William, Alexander, andNicolas Sauerbrunn. He waspredeceased by his sister,Barbara S. Whalen.

A funeral Mass was cele-brated at St. Rita Church,Hamden, on Aug. 13. Inter-ment with full military hon-ors followed in All SaintsCemetery. The North HavenFuneral Home was in chargeof arrangements.

Memorial donations maybe made to Connecticut Hos-pice, Inc., 100 Double BeachRoad, Branford, CT 06405.

Elberta ButlerElberta R. Bedell Butler,

72, of Cottontail Lane, NorthHaven, died Aug. 10, 2011, ather home surrounded by herloving family. She was thewife of G. Thomas Butler.

Born in New Haven, onMarch 23, 1939, she was adaughter of the late Elbertand Ethel Delehant Bedell;

Obituariesshe loved cooking but hergreatest love was that of hergrandchildren and great-granchildren.

She is survived by her chil-dren, Kurt Thomas (Robin)Butler, of Spencer, Mass.,Shelly (David) Santello, ofWallingford, and KrisThomas Butler, of Portland,Ore; grandchildren, Valerie,Daniel, Emily, Sean and Lau-ren Butler, Thomas andNicholas Santello, and NoahButler; great-granddaugh-ters, Maggie and Molly Fly-nn. She was predeceased by asister, Irene Gillen.

A funeral Mass was cele-brated at St. BarnabasChurch on Aug. 13. Inter-ment was in BeaverdaleMemorial Park. The NorthHaven Funeral Home was incharge of arrangements.


Roger J.Baiocchi, Jr.

Roger Joseph Baiocchi,

Jr., 81, of Fitch Street, NorthHaven, died Aug. 11, 2011, atthe Hospital of St. Raphaelafter a short illness. He wasthe husband of Mary DiNelloBaiocchi.

Mr. Baiocchi was born inFall River, Mass., on Dec. 26,1929, a son of the late Roger J.and Emily Avila Baiocchi,Sr., and was a lifelong NorthHaven resident. He ownedand operated the formerColonial Paint and HardwareStore of North Branford formany years until the time ofhis retirement. Mr. Baiocchiwas a proud Korean Wararmy veteran.

He is also survived by twodaughters, June Morra andher husband Michael, ofWest Haven, and Donna Savi-no and her husband Antho-ny, of Killingworth; a broth-er, Daniel Baiocchi, of NorthBranford; and three grand-children, Kira, Cloe, andMaya Savino.

A funeral Mass was cele-brated Aug. 16 at St. ThereseChurch. Burial with militaryhonors was in All SaintsCemetery. The Torello-Ia-

cobucci Washington Memori-al Funeral Home was incharge of arrangements.

Memorial donations maybe made to the DisabledAmerican Veterans (D.A.V.),P.O. Box 14301, Cincinnati,OH 45250-0301.

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Anthony R. Pollack, 89, ofAnthony Road, North Haven,died Aug. 11, 2011, at the Ma-sonic Health Care Center,Wallingford. He was the hus-band of the late Laura V. Go-scieki Pollack.

Born in New Haven, Aug.16, 1921, he was a son of thelate George and AgnesJaneczek Polak. Anthonyhad worked as an Assemblerfor H.B. Ives for many years

until his retirement and hadserved his country faithfullyin the U.S. Army duringWorld War II in the militarypolice and later in 315th In-fantry Regiment, serving incentral Europe and receivingthe Victory Medal, AmericanTheater and EuropeanAfrican Middle Eastern The-ater Campaign Ribbons.

He is survived by a son,Robert Wasilewski and hiswife Gail, of Rochester, N.Y.;grandchildren, KimberlyWasilewski and her husband

Greg Pestka, Amy and MarcWasilewski; a brother, Ed-ward Pollack and his wifeRose, of East Haven; andnieces and nephews. He waspredeceased by a sister, He-len Davis, and a brother,Frank Pollack.

A funeral Mass was cele-brated Aug. 16 at St. Barn-abas Church. Committalservices were held at AllSaints Cemetery. The NorthHaven Funeral Home was incharge of arrangements.

Memorial donations maybe made to the AmericanCancer Society, 825 Brook St.,I-91 Tech Center No. 3, RockyHill, CT 06067, or the Ma-sonicare, 22 Masonic Ave.,Wallingford, CT 06492.

Philip C.Palmisano

Philip C. Palmisano, 76, ofFallon Drive, North Haven,died Aug. 11, 2011, at hishome. He was the husband of

Alyce Bagnall Palmisano.Mr. Palmisano was born in

New Haven, Oct. 13, 1934, ason of the late Ignazio andNancy Leonardo Palmisano.A graduate of the formerNew Haven Teacher’s Col-lege (now SCSU), he was ateacher for the West HavenBoard of Education for 33years until his retirement.Philip had served his coun-try faithfully in the U.S.Army, was a retired memberof the International Allianceof Theatrical and Stage Em-ployees Local 74 of NewHaven, a member of theKnights of Columbus-FatherDonaher Council of NorthHaven, a founding memberof the First IndependentClub of New Haven, pastpresident of the WHEA, amember of the North HavenDemocratic Town Commit-tee, a member of the Pri-hillian Club, of North Haven,a member of the American

Legion/Murray-ReynoldsPost 76 of North Haven, amember of St. John’s Episco-pal Church of North Havenand was an avid New YorkYankee’s fan.

He is survived by his chil-dren, Dr. Philip C. Palmisano(Dr. Meg Palmisano), ofNorthford, Brenda P. Maher,of North Branford, WilliamN. Palmisano (fiancée Car-olyn Law), of Durham, An-drew J. Palmisano (Ginger),of Altamonte Springs, Fla.,Kristen Moore (Jason), ofDurham and Matthew J.Palmisano (Dr. CynthiaPalmisano), of New Haven;grandchildren, Robert Em-mett Maher, Jr. (fianceeDanielle Pannone), EmileeMaher, Jeremiah, Williamand Andrew Palmisano, Jr.,Oliver Bouteiller IV, Aidenand Jameson Moore, CadenPalmisano, and Nicolas Reve-les; great-grandchildren,Nicholas and Lillian Maher;and his son-in-law, RobertEmmett Maher, Sr., of WestHaven. He was predeceasedby his granddaughter,Allyson Palmisano; anddaughter-in-law, Valerie RossPalmisano.

A funeral service was heldAug. 15 at St. John’s Episco-pal Church. Interment withfull military honors was heldAug. 16 at St. Agnes Ceme-tery, Branford. The NorthHaven Funeral Home was incharge of arrangements.

Memorial donations maybe made to the Smilow Can-cer Hospital, P.O. Box 1849,New Haven, CT 06508.

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ObituariesFrank P. Bellucci

Frank P. Bellucci, 99, ofNorth Haven, died Aug. 13,2011, at the Hospital of St.Raphael. He was the hus-band of the late Louise RossBellucci.

Born in New Haven, April7, 1912, he was a son of thelate Michael and ArmidaCinquini Bellucci. Frank hadworked for Nizen MotorParts for 45 years until his re-tirement.

He is survived by his chil-dren, Frank (Carol) Bellucci,of North Branford, MaryAnn (Richard) Cecarelli, ofNorth Haven, and Celia (Se-bastian) DiLeone, of Ham-den; grandchildren, Richard(Jennifer) Cecarelli, Melissa(Michael) Ruocco, KerriannBellucci and Daniel (LaurenValukevich) Bellucci; abrother, Eugene Bellucci, ofHamden; and eight great-grandchildren. He was pre-deceased by a brother, Ed-ward Bellucci, and a sister,Ida Mastracchio.

A funeral Mass will be cel-ebrated Friday, Aug. 13, at St.Barnabas Church. Commit-tal services will be held at theNorth Haven Center Ceme-tery. The North Haven Funer-al Home has been entrusted

with arrangements.Memorial donations may

be made to Connecticut Hos-pice, Inc., 100 Double BeachRoad, Branford, CT 06405.

Mary SignoreMary “Aunt Molly” Sig-

nore, 95, formerly of EasternStreet, New Haven and PoolRoad, North Haven, diedpeacefully on Aug. 14, 2011, atthe Apple Rehab, Guilford.

Born in New Haven, Nov. 6,1915, she was a daughter ofthe late Ralph and Rose Inze-ro Signore. Aunt Molly hadworked for the former Feder-al Paperboard and later forthe former Gant’s Shirtmak-ers for many years until herretirement.

She is survived by herniece and caregiver, RoseannEsposito; many nieces,nephews, great-nieces andgreat-nephews, great-great-nieces and great-great-nephews. She was prede-ceased by her sisters, RoseBalletto, Theresa Shanks,Josephine DeTulio, AnnettePisacano; brothers, Stephenand Peter Signore; and aniece, Sandra DeFilippo.

A funeral Mass was cele-brated Aug. 18 at St. ThereseChurch. Interment was in AllSaints Cemetery. The North

Haven Funeral Home was incharge of arrangements.


Angelina AmodioAngelina Rose Fusco

Amodio, 92, of Fitch Street,North Haven, died Aug. 9,2011. She was the wife of thelate Mariano James Amodio.

Born in New Haven, Sept.15, 1918, she was a daughterof the late Michael and An-gelina Fusco. “Rosie”, as sheliked to be called, was mar-ried to her husband for 70years. She was a woman whowas dedicated to give hersons a better life and workedhard at many positions toachieve her goal. They builttheir own home and sacri-ficed to give their boys an ed-ucation. Rosie also took greatpride in the delicious Italianmeals she prepared andplaced in front of those whosat at her table. Her bestfriends were her nine sisterswho would gather at eachother’s homes and enjoythose times they spent to-gether. It was an amazingfamily of 15 children who lefttheir legacy to their children,grandchildren, and great-

grandchildren.She is survived by her chil-

dren, James Amodio, ofHamden, Dr. Michael andCatherine Amodio, of NorthHaven; grandchildren, Jamesand Tara Amodio, of Walling-ford, David Amodio, of NewYork City, Michael Amodio,of Milan, Italy, KristenAmodio, of North Haven, andSteven Amodio, of BurkinaFaso, Africa; great-grandchil-dren, Avery Amodio, ofWallingford, Pietro Amodio,of Milan, Italy and Nico

Amodio, of New York City; asister, Teresa Tiroletto, ofNew Haven. She was prede-ceased by William, Albert,Alfred, James and AnthonyFusco, Elizabeth Faugno,Anna Palmieri, PhilomenaChieppo, Margaret Rusate,Edith St. John, Lena Cretella,Sophie Toscano and ElviraAcampora.

Funeral services and inter-ment were private in AllSaints Cemetery. The NorthHaven Funeral Home was incharge of arrangements.

By State Senators LenFasano and Martin

Looney

Bridgeport’s harbor is inserious needof dredging.The shippinglanes havenot beencleaned outfor decades,c a u s i n gproblems forcommercialvessels coming in to the area.However, Bridgeport’s prob-lem should not become a po-tential environmental riskfor New Haven.

As state senators repre-senting the greater NewHaven area, we are in agree-ment that a plan to dump aquarter of a million cubicyards of toxic sludge fromBridgeport into New Havenharbor is wrong. The pro-posal is another assault onLong Island Sound we willnot tolerate.

Several years ago we were

part of a coalition that wassuccessful in stoppingBroadwater, a plan to put afloating liquefied natural gasterminal in Long IslandSound. We brought in ex-perts to refute the propo-nents on everything fromsafety to environmental im-pacts to the area because itwas the right thing to do.

Protecting New Havenharbor is no different.

The section of the harborwhere the Army Corp of En-gineers is suggesting thesludge be dumped is the Mor-ris Cove area of New Haven,a short distance from thebeautiful and scenic seawalk. There is a ravine un-der the water were the engi-neers want to dump 250,000cubic yards of Bridgeport’stoxic sludge and then cap it.We understand Bridgeportneeds to get its shallow har-bor dredged, but that doesn’tmean they can dump on us.

The idea that a CAD - the(confined aquatic disposal)unit that is supposed to con-

tain and cap the sludge - willwork is hard to believe. Asstewards of the environ-ment, we cannot sit by andwait for the sludge to come tothe surface and then chooseto act. By then it could betoo late and toxic materialcontaining chromium, zincand PCBs will have escaped.The potential disaster to thebeaches, wild life and watersystems of nearby homes isenough to cause great con-cern.

The Army Corp of Engi-neers has apparently not yetabandoned the plan despitethe outcry over two publichearings this past winterand a recent flotilla protestwhere more than 40 vesselsfrom kayaks to power boatsalong with one hundred onland spoke out in oppositionto the plan.

We understand that appli-cations for the permits arenot expected to be filed withofficials at the federal Envi-ronmental ProtectionAgency until the fall. In any

CitizenOpinion16 The North Haven CitizenFriday, August 19, 2011

Government MeetingsMonday, Aug. 22

Board of Fire Commissioners specialmeeting, Town Hall, 18 Church St., confer-ence room 3, 4 p.m.

Water Pollution Control Authority, 1122Universal Drive, 7 p.m.

Board of Police Commissioners, Police De-partment, 8 Linsley St., conference room 1,7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Aug. 24Inland Wetlands Commission, North

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case we plan to protect Mor-ris Cove and are encouragingthe Army Corp of Engineersto seek other options.

We are confident that theMalloy administration willsupport our efforts. In fact,Governor Malloy has said hewill not support any statepermits required for theArmy Corp plan.

As with many public poli-cies, financial considera-tions drive the agenda. Inthe case of Bridgeport’ssludge problem the cost tokeep the toxic waste in thePark City is estimated at $52million because a “borrowpit” would have to be madefor the waste. Shipping thesludge east to Morris Cove –which already has a pit - car-ries a price tag of approxi-mately $47 million. For this

limited savings, the ArmyCorps of Engineers is plan-ning to displace a risk into aprecious area of naturalbeauty.

We plan to hold a publichearing of our own to hearfrom you. It is our intentionto aggressively fight this dis-astrous idea to prevent itfrom gaining any legitimacyor credibility. We all have astake in this matter and aselected officials it is our jobto make sure we protect you.

Republican State SenatorLen Fasano represents the34th district including thetowns of North Haven, EastHaven and Wallingford. De-mocratic State Senator Mar-tin Looney represents the 11thdistrict, which includes sec-tions of New Haven andHamden.


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While some people think atan makes them look moreattractive, a tan is actuallyan assault on the skin. Tansresult from injury to the skincaused by ultraviolet lightrays. As a response to ultra-violet light rays, the skinproduces a dark pigment(melanin) that is intended tohelp protect the skin fromthis assault of the rays.

There are a lot of “nonbe-lievers” who purposely ex-pose their skin to the sunwithout sunscreen protec-tion in pursuit of a tan. Butskin damage from the sun isreal and can be a primarycause of skin cancer.

Skin cancer is the mostcommon form of cancer inAmerica. One form of skincancer, melanoma, is themost dangerous and fataltype of skin cancer. The CDC(Centers for Disease Control)estimates that about 65-to-90percent of melanomas arecaused by exposure to ultra-violet (UV) light.

There are three types ofUV light rays: UVA, UVB andUVC. UVC, although verydangerous, is not a big con-cern because such rays donot make it to the ground. Itis the UVA and UVB thathave been linked to skindamage, skin aging and skincancer. They have also beenlinked to cataracts. Some re-search suggests that theserays may also weaken yourimmune system.

Manufacturers of sunscreen products will do allthey can to get you to buytheir product. The main fac-tors for you to look for arethe SPF (sun protection fac-tor) and whether or not it is aBroad Spectrum product.The rest of the product is“fluff ” and becomes yourpreference for perfumes,scents and ease of applica-tion.

The Food and Drug Ad-ministration (FDA) is tryingto make it easier for you topick a product that will pro-vide you with appropriateprotection from sunrays.They have issued a new rul-ing that takes effect in sum-

mer 2012, but you may startseeing new marketing onproducts now.

FDA officials made thisnew ruling because priorstandards primarily ad-dressed UVB radiation only.After the FDA reviewed data,it was decided that there wasenough scientific evidencethat UVA radiation neededattention as well as UVB.Therefore, a new designa-tion, “Broad Spectrum,” in-dicates that there is protec-tion from both UVA and UVBrays. You should know that:

• Broad Spectrum prod-ucts with an SPF of 15 orhigher help protect not onlyagainst sunburn, but alsoprotect for skin cancer andskin aging when used as di-rected and with other sunprotective measures. Prod-ucts may make this claim onits label. (If a Broad Spec-trum has an SPF of less than15, it can only be labeled toprotect against sunburn.)

• Sunscreens labeled withan SPF only are protectiveonly against sunburn.

• Sunscreens with an SPFof less than 15 and sun-screens that are not BroadSpectrum, regardless of theSPF, will have to display awarning statement that says“Skin Cancer/Skin Agingalert: Spending time in thesun increases your risk ofskin cancer and early skinaging. This product has beenshown only to help preventsunburn, not skin cancer orearly skin aging.”

• “Waterproof,” “sweat-proof ” or “sunblock claims”will no longer be allowed, asthese types of claims over-state their effectiveness.

• Sunscreens will not beallowed to claim to providesun protection for more than2 hours without reapplica-tion or to claim that the prod-uct provides immediate pro-tection unless they providecredible data to the FDAproving this.

• If a product wants toclaim that it is “water-resist-ant,” the front label must in-dicate whether the sun-screen remains effective for40 minutes or 80 minuteswhile swimming or sweat-ing, based on standard test-ing.

• Sunscreens that are notwater-resistant must includea direction instructing con-sumers to use a water-resist-ant sunscreen if swimmingor sweating.

• All sunscreens must in-clude standard “drug facts”on the back and/or side ofthe container.

• Future changes underconsideration that are beingreviewed include limitingthe SPF factor on labels to50+ because there is current-ly no sufficient data to showthat products with SPF val-ues higher than 50 wouldprovide greater protectionfor users.

Now return to the state-ment above that says “whenused as directed and withother sun-protective meas-ures.” That statement indi-cates that sunscreens aloneare not guarantees that youwill not damage your skin ifexposed to the sun. They cer-tainly do help, but for themost effective protection,you should do the following:

• The sun’s rays can affectyou during all seasons of theyear. They can penetrateclouds. They reflect off sur-faces like water, cement,sand and snow.

• Use sunscreens that arebroad spectrum and haveSPF values of 15 or higher.

• Limit time in the sun, es-pecially between the hours of10 a.m. and 4 p.m. when thesun’s rays are strongest.

• Wear clothing to coverskin exposed to the sun, in-cluding broad-rimmed hats.

• Reapply sunscreen atleast every two hours.

• Use a water-resistantsunscreen when swimmingor sweating, with frequentapplications.

• Check expiration dates.A sunscreen without an ex-piration date usually has amaximum shelf life of three

See Sun, page 23

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Thirdly, I hope the resi-dents feel that we have deliv-ered a solid customer servicemodel responding to them.

Q: One criticism of youradministration has been thattaxes have risen both yearsyou’ve been in office. What isyour response?

A: In December of 2009,when I took office, we faced anearly $4.9 million gap, be-cause previous budgets in-cluded unrepeatable rev-enues sources: UpJohn andCRRA money and borrowingfrom the surplus fund. I saidall along, prior to being elect-ed, that we had to make allthat money up somehow.

I tried to minimize the taxincrease the first year by fo-cusing in on the cost side byreducing costs. Unfortunate-ly, we did have to raise taxes asmall degree, but our millrate is still competitive and,two years later, my goal con-tinues to be to deliver sur-pluses and grow revenue inorder to greatly minimize thetax burden for citizens.

And that’s the track we’reon now. We will have a sur-plus this fiscal year of about$1.5 million. We’re going tocarry that over into nextyear’s budget and keep thesurplus fund at eight percent.

Q: What is the update onYale-New Haven Hospital andConnecticut’s decision onwhether or not to allow it?

A: All the testimony, writ-ten letters and email havebeen submitted to Connecti-cut’s Office of Health CareAccess. The state has told usthat the final decision will bemade by Oct. 3. I have saidthat even if we lose, we win.If the state turns us down, westill have a plan to bring Yale-New Haven Hospital in herein a modified form, and thatwill allow us to grow off ofthat foundation. Our goal isto deliver a fully integratedemergency room facilitywith a pediatric center, geri-atric center and radiology fa-cility.

Also, the other medicalproject on Devine Street willbe going in regardless of thestate’s decision. That will be-gin in spring of 2012 with thefirst phase — 24,000 squarefeet of office space. The sec-ond phase will include anoth-

er 28,000 square feet of officespace for a total of 52,000square feet. The long-termplan for this project is tobring in cardiologists, pri-mary care, OBGYN, dentistryand orthopedic surgeons.

Q: How do you feel aboutDemocratic Town CommitteeFirst Selectman candidateWalt Spader?

A: I know Walter personal-ly. I think he’s a fine candi-date. He is the type of indi-vidual I could work very wellwith.

Q: Independent First Se-lectman candidate Gary Am-ato, a frequent critic ofyours, has alleged that youradministration “intimi-dates” residents and localemployees and runs a closedgovernment. How do you re-ply?

A: I would respond by say-ing that I have opened up gov-ernment in North Haven. Ihave created an open rela-tionship with employees. Wehave open discussions withunions.

I hold people accountablefor their job performance. Weonly hire the right people forthe right jobs. I’m not inter-ested in political appoint-ments. And you realize inthis job that you cannotplease everybody and thatsometimes individuals whoaren’t pleased with the busi-ness-like decision-makingtend to complain.

I am guided by one thingand one thing only — to dothat what is right for NorthHaven overall.

Q: Many of us read the lo-cal blog, where numerousanonymous posters haveclaimed that your first termis short on accomplishments.What have you achieved?

A: I would say that Ihaven’t accomplished all mygoals and objectives, butwhat I have been able to ac-complish is a strong financialfoundation for North Havenwith back-to-back surpluses.I have formed great relation-ships with the business com-munity, including our workwith Yale-New Haven Hospi-tal, finding a buyer for the oldQuebecor building and bring-ing new businesses onto Uni-versal Avenue.

Also, I think we have creat-ed here a culture that’s de-

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Send us your senior news: [email protected] Senior HappeningsDay trips

Tuesday, Sept. 27: ComeFly with Me, a Tribute toFrank Sinatra and ItalianGreats

Tuesday, Oct. 11: Okto-berfest

Wednesday, Nov. 10:Casino: Mohegan Sun

Thursday, Nov. 17: MyFair Lady

When registering for tripssponsored by the Joyce C.Budrow Senior Center,please remember to bring inyour emergency contact in-formation, their name andtelephone numbers (includ-ing work and cell numbers).Please note: all checks will bepayable to the North HavenSenior Center beginning in2010. The telephone numberfor the Senior Center is (203)239-5432.

Medicare workshopA workshop on Medicare

will be held Thursday, Aug.25, at 10:30 a.m. to explain tonew and current users howthe program works and theoptions available. Theoverview, called “MedicareMade Clear,” will examinethe coverage differences be-

tween Part A, Part B andPart C, as well as supple-ments, advantage plans andPDP plans. It will also look atthe Medicare Savings Pro-gram which provides thosewho qualify with additionalfinancial assistance to coverprescription drugs and PartB premiums, and discuss theConnPace program whichthe state has decided to endas of June 30. Bonnie May-nard, of United HealthcareMedicare Solutions, willpresent the overview andwill also be available forquestions. Call the center toreserve your spot.

Mini tripA mini trip to Universal

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Purple Red HattersThe Purple Red Hatters

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Senior calendar and lunchmenu are on page 24

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While all blood types areneeded during the summer

Blood drives planned in areamonths, the Red Cross urgesthose eligible donors with Onegative blood type to makeand keep appointments inthe upcoming days to help re-store the blood supply.

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Mr. Stiles placed hisbeloved dog’s body on theground and covered it with ablanket. He took Charity’shand and stared into her eyesand thanked her for her kind-ness. He also told her that shehad a gentle spirit with agood heart, and she remindedhim of Elizabeth Higgins.

“You are just like Eliza-beth, full of goodness andgrace. She followed her heartbut tragically it led to herdeath. You bear such a stronguncanny resemblance to her,and if I did not know any bet-ter, I would think you wereher twin sister,” said a sin-cere Mr. Stiles. “Stay well andkeep away from danger, mydear girl.”

As Mr. Stiles was speakingabout Elizabeth, Charity sud-denly realized where ColonelParker could be. At that mo-ment, Lt. Bradford andAlexander had returnedwithout the colonel. Charitytold them to follow her. Whilethey went in search of thecolonel, Mr. Stiles, withLouise’s assistance, attendedto Jean-Luc’s wound. It wasdifficult finding their waythrough the dark with onlylantern light, but they werecareful in their journey. Afterwalking for some time, theyarrived at the old Higgins’place, where they foundColonel Parker clinging toElizabeth’s tombstone and

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week of Memorial Day andwill be ending the week ofLabor Day. Shows start at 6p.m. and end at 9 p.m. onMonday evenings. DJ Chuckprovides music for the spec-tators, and trophies are givenout for the three best of showand one sponsor trophy.There is also a 50/50 raffle.

Club members were hand-ing out flyers for the FourthAnnual East Haven Memori-al Car Show, which is to beheld at the East Haven HighSchool on August 20. All theproceeds will benefitthe Gary“The Welder” Dinello Schol-arship.

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It is also important to pro-tect your eyes from the sun’srays. Exposure to UV raysmay lead to eye problems likecataracts. Long hours with-out eye protection can result

in a short-term conditionknown as “photokeratitis,”which is a reversible sun-burn of the cornea in theeye. It can happen at thebeach or from the snow.

Sunglasses that offer 99 to100 percent UV protectionwill help to protect your eyesfrom harmful rays. Be surethey are labeled “sunglass-es” and are not just fashionglasses. Fashion glasses will

reduce the glare, but do notprevent damage from UVrays. Children should wearreal sunglasses, not toy sun-glasses. Wrap-around stylesoffer the most protection.

Hopefully, this articlehelped convince some non-believers that exposure toharmful UV rays can be haz-ardous to their health. Forwritten information on thistopic, residents can call the

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Q: How has your relation-ship changed with the Boardof Education after Superin-tendent Dr. Robert Cronin’sacrimonious public forumand continued calls that BOEmembers must be more openwith the public.

A: Dr. Cronin and I havemet on multiple occasions.We are planning to have twomeetings per month, one inmy office and one in his.

I want the Board of Educa-tion to be more open to thepublic, to answer the ques-tions which they can and tounderstand that all are heldaccountable here in govern-ment. I am happy to reportthat there were some positivechanges at the last BOE meet-

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ing.Q: What is the update on

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A: I think we could safelysay that the Rabina peopleand I are in contact weekly. Icontinue to examine optionsthere. I have been unsuccess-ful to date, but we will nevergive up.

I am confident that some-thing good is going to happenthere in the future. I just can’tsay confidently now whatthat is because it is still awork in process. This re-mains my greatest challenge,but I love challenges.

Q: How will you addressWashington Avenue’s overallblighted state?

A: Our challenge withWashington Avenue goes be-yond the Rabina Propertyand extends up to WhartonBrook State Park. The goodnews is that Ulbrich Steelwill be expanding into Defco

Park with new infrastruc-ture, machinery and equip-ment.

As for the rest of the area,I’m convinced that Quinnipi-ac University will be an eco-nomic development driverwhen their medical and lawschools are fully moved in.They will start breakingground there this fall.

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Main menuMonday: Grape juice, stuffed shells, marinara sauce, Ital-

ian blend, tossed green salad with black olives, Italian bread,oatmeal raisin cookie.

Tuesday: Apple juice, roast pork with gravy, whipped po-tatoes with gravy, mixed vegetables, whole wheat dinner roll,apricot halves.

Wednesday: Beef barley soup, chicken salad plate on let-tuce, tomato and cucumber, three-bean salad, French dress-ing, whole wheat sandwich roll, Mandarin oranges slices.

Thursday: Calzone with marinara sauce, green beans,tossed green salad, Italian dressing, plum.

Friday: Hot dogs, pasta salad, chips, soda, dessert.

Events planned at the Se-nior Center next week:

Monday, Aug. 22Line dance, 9 a.m.Exercise, 9:30 a.m.Canasta, 10:30 a.m.Errands, 10:30 a.m.Mini trip, 10:30 a.m.Beg. Chair yoga, 10:45 a.m.Lunch, noonOil painting, 12:30 p.m.Bingo, 1 p.m.Bocce, 1 p.m.Beg. Pinochle, 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Aug. 23Ceramics, 9 a.m.Beg. chair Yoga, 10 a.m.

Senior Lunch MenuSenior CalendarLunch, noonMah Mongg, 1 p.m.Crafts, 1 p.m.Songsters, 1:15 p.m.

Wednesday, Aug. 24Line dance, 9 a.m.Exercise, 9:30 a.m.Shopping, 10:30 a.m.Health, 11 a.m.Lunch, noonBridge, 12:15 p.m.Int. Mah Jongg, 12:30 p.m.Bingo, 1 p.m.Computer class, 3:15 p.m.

Thursday, Aug. 25Ceramics, 9 a.m.

Pinochle, 10 a.m.Medicare, 10:30 a.m.Lunch, noonBocce, 12:30 p.m.Crafts, 1 p.m.Kings in Corner, 1:30 p.m.

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Tuesday, Aug. 9A 30-year-old North Haven

man was arrested at 9:40 a.m.for assault 3.

Wednesday, Aug. 10A 23-year-old North Haven

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A 22-year-old West Havenwoman was arrested at 9:30

p.m. for operation of unreg-istered motor vehicle, mis-use of plate, no insurance,failure to obey control sig-nal, drug paraphernalia,criminal impersonation.

A 50-year-old Orangewoman was arrested at 9:30p.m. for possession of nar-cotics.

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POLISH/ENGLISH speakingwoman to clean house w/care.2nd cleaning 50% off. Ins &bonded. Refs. 860-538-4885

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203-886-5110

JUNK REMOVAL & MORE!We clean Estates, Homes, Attics,

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W. BOOBER MASONRY25 yrs exp in all types of masonry.

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BEAUTIFUL FARM FRESHScreened Top Soil. Fill, Sand &Stone, Mulch. Picked up ordelivered. No minimum. CariatiDevelopers, Inc. 203-238-9846

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SPACE FOR RENT

MERIDEN - 3 car garage for rent.Non commercial. Incl. water &electric. Easy access. $300/mo.+ sec. Call 646-345-2636

STORES & OFFICESFOR RENT

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HOUSES FOR SALE

WALLINGFORD-$249,900 Apiece of country but close totown. 6Rm 3BR Col +2c det garall on almost an acre! Goodsized rms, form dr w/sliders todeck, front porch, & loads ofroom to grow. Call KathyThuerling 203-265-5618

WALLINGFORD-$249,900 4BR2.5 bath home. Freshly paintedinterior. Lower level w/spa-cious FR, bedroom and bath-perfect inlaw or tenant set up.Fenced yard. Easy access tomajor highways. Linda Diana203-265-5618

MERIDEN-$405,900 HistoricMeriden home features oldworld charm with all the mod-ern conveniences 10rms 5brs, 2car garage 3 full baths beauti-fully landscaped private yard.Call Fred Gettner for details203-265-5618

APARTMENTSFOR RENT

MOVE IN SPECIALMERIDEN- 1BR - $695/month.

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WALLINGFORD - 2BR, LR, kit.,appliances. YMCA area. Off st.parking. No pets. $900 + utils.203-915-9919 or 203-488-5409

WALLINGFORD - 3rd flr, 2BR,big kitchen & den, nearChoate. Back yard. No smok-ing/no pets. $750. Call 203-988-6591

WALLINGFORD4 Rooms, 1BR, 1st Floor. Country

setting. Private area. Heat &electric included. $900. Refer-ences & security. 203-284-8890

WALLINGFORD-1BR apt start-ing at $750 including heat &HW. No pets. JJ Bennett 203-265-7101

WALLINGFORD-1BR newlyremodeled, center of town off-st-parking. No pets/smoking.Sec & ref. $850/mo. Elec incld.Avail 9/1. 203-537-6443

WALLINGFORD-3rd flr, 2BR,near library. No smoking/pets.Sec dep. Refs req’d. $800/mo +utils. 203-269-1426

WALLINGFORD-Apts for rent.1BR & 3BR. Avail Sept 1st.Refrig, stove incld. Nopets/smoking. Sec & refs.$725-$1000. Paul 203-269-6348

WALLINGFORD-Large 1BR,open kitchen & living room, 3rdflr, off-st-parking. Great loca-tion near library. No pets.$875/mo. 203-641-3182

WALLINGFORD-Masonic homearea, 1BR, 2nd flr, stove & refrig,dishwasher, washer & dryeravail. 9/1. No pets. 203-284-0741

WALLINGFORD. 2 BR, 2nd flr, gasheat, c/a, appliances, w/dhookup, off st parking. No smok-ing/pets. 2 mos sec & refs. $850+ utilities. Call (203) 265-0890

WLFD Furnished Apt 1BR, heat,HW, cable TV, Internet. Prvtdeck. Washer/Dryer. 2TVs Nopets/smoking. Prvt parking.$925/mo+sec. (203) 626-5786

WLFD- NORTHRIDGE Com-mons, spacious 1 & 2BR units.$725 - $875 & up 203-269-5770

YALESVILLE On the Green -2BR, 2 Full baths, w/d, storagearea. Exercise rm on site. Walk-ing distance to the trails.$1200. 203-605-2005

ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESHIRE Located on minifarm. Off st parking. Kitchenprivileges. No smoking/drugs.$480/month. Also - 1,000 SFOffice for rent. (475) 201-8894

MERIDEN - 1 lg & 1 small roomfor rent. References, security. Offst. parking. No drugs or alcohol.Must have car. Call (203) 623-4396 leave message.

MERIDEN CLEAN SAFE ROOMSHeat, elec, HW incld. E.Side, kitprivileges, off-st park. $125/wk.+ sec. Call 12-8pm 203-630-3823or www.Meridenrooms.com

NORTH HAVENMeadowstone Motel- Off I-91.Sat. TV. Short Stay/ Daily/Wkly

On Bus Line. 203-239-5333

APARTMENTSFOR RENT

MERIDEN - Spacious 5 rm,2bedrm, 2nd floor, stove, ref.w/d hookup, front porch, lrg.yard. Clean, nice area. $825/mo. 860-690-5555

MERIDEN 1BR, Broad Street.Near monument. Skylight,Sunken DR & Kitchen. Hdwd flrs.very clean & safe, secure apt.$725. Call 203-213-8833.

MERIDEN 1BR. Spacious Hdwdflrs, off-st-parking, laundry, 1stflr, $645/mo. Call Jonah 203-430-0340

MERIDEN 2 bdrm. 2nd floor.Offstreet parking. Utilities notincluded. Credit check, securi-ty deposit req'd. 750/mo. 203915-7651.

MERIDEN 2BR., 1 bath. 3rd fl.W/D hook. Off ST. parking Lgekitchen Newly remodeled$775/mo + Security No PetsCall Nat 203-671-2672

MERIDEN 3BR - 92 Twiss Street Washer/dryer hookup.

Off street parking.$1,000/mo. Section 8 Approved.

203-430-5083

MERIDEN Large 3 BR ModernApartment. $1000 per monthplus security. Call Clive 203-886-9902

MERIDEN Lrg 2BR 2nd Flr HWflrs. No pets. Sec. sys, prvt Off-st-park. Huge closet space$875/mo + sec. Must be seen.MHA Apprd. Call 203-537-1730

MERIDENStudios, 1 BR & 2 BR

Free Heat & HW incl. ACs. 24 hrmaintenance. Laundry Rm. Off st

parking. 203-630-2841

MERIDEN Unique 2 BR, 3rd Fl.Randolph Ave. Off st parking.$675 per month. 2 mos securityplus application fee req. Nopets. Call 203-284-0597

MERIDEN- 2BR Apt $750, 3BR$900. Crown St. No utilitiesincl. 1 mo. sec. req. Section 8approved. Available immedi-ately! 203-815-5399

MERIDEN-1BR, 1st flr w/kit/LRcombo, wall to wall carpet/linoleum. Off st. parking. Exccond/loc. $650 + utils. 1st, last &1 mo. sec. No Pets. 860-663-1229

MERIDEN-2 BR Clean, 2ndfloor. Stove & refrigeratorincluded. WD hookup. Privateyard. Small pets at discretionof landlord. 136 Bunker Ave.$800 per month. Section 8approved. 203-671-3112

MERIDEN-2BR, 2nd floorAvailable now! No pets

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203-427-7706

MERIDEN-2BR, LR, w/FP. Stove,frig, DW, W/D, A/C. Partiallyfurnished. Patio lg prvt yard.$1200/mo incld elec, heat &cable. Avail 9/1. 203-237-3544

MERIDEN-3BR, 2.5 Baths. Withgarage. 3 story condo. Dish-washer, CA, Hdwd floors & car-pet. Available immediately.$1,275/ mo. Call 203-980-7739

MERIDEN-5Rm, 2BR, 3rd flr,completely remodeled, deck,off-st-parking. Sect. 8 appr’d.$950/mo+sec. 203-980-0215

MERIDEN. 1, 2 & 4 BR apts, 2 BRhouse & 2 BR Townhouse avail.Sec & refs required. Call RayValenti for details (203) 238-1977 Re/Max Professionals

MERIDEN. 1st flr, 2 BR, newlyremodeled, washer & dryer, offstreet parking, dead end st,large yard, dishwasher, refrig,glasstop stove, over stovemicrowave, easy access 691.$900. 1 mo dep. 1st & lastmonth’s rent upon signing. CallEd at (203) 314-9825

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MERIDEN - 2BR townhouse, 11/2 baths, AC, appls, w/dhookup. Section 8 ok. $975.(203) 269-9515

MERIDEN Sterling Village 2BR.PETS OK. Avail now! $1275+utils & dep. Call Carmine @203-273-7630

APARTMENTSFOR RENT

CHESHIRE Lg 1 BR in quietcountry setting, near Rt 10,minutes from I-691. Outsidedeck, on-site laundry, off streetparking. $850, including heat &hot water. Sec & references.No pets. Call 860-398-5425.

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MER 1BR, 2nd fl, new carpeting,W. Side, prvt backyard, +2attic rms, Washer, dryer, stove& refrig, incld. $845/mo+sec.12pm-8pm Call 203-630-3823

MER 1BR, Very large, 1st Fl apt.Large kitchen. Renovated,appliances, AC, coin op laun-dry. Heat & HW incl. No pets.$895/mo + sec. (203) 626-2320

MER. FURNISHED apts: Incl Heat,Elec, HW. East Side, 2nd fl studio$180/wk+sec. 1BR, 3rd fl,$845/mo+sec. 12pm-8pm 203-630-3823 or Meridenrooms.com

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$650 per month plus utilities. Call 203-980-6184

MERIDEN - 2 BR Hubbard Parkarea. Central Air/Heat.

775 W. Main St. $925/mo. +utils. No pets. Call Chino

203-440-3483

MERIDEN - HUGE 4BR, 2nd flr,lg. yard. Off st. parking. W/Dhookup. Available immediately.$1250 + sec. 203-294-1229

MERIDEN - West Main St. Large3BR, 1st flr apt. Hdwd flrs, eat-in kitchen. Off st. parking. 2blocks from courthouse. Laun-drymat directly across st.$900/mo. Call (203) 668-5132

MMEERRIIDDEENN 11 BBRR,, 22 BBRR && SSttuuddiiooStarting at $595 per month.

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203-886-7016

MMEERRIIDDEENN 1023 Old Colony Rd.

22 BBRRStarting at $800

Heat & HW incl. Off St. Parking.203-639-8751

SPORTING GOODS &HEALTH

FITNESS Equipment For sale,new and used. Treadmills, Ellit-ical, Bikes, Free Weights, Multi-stations. 203-288-0407

WANTED TO BUY

1-2 ITEMS Silverware, China, Glass.

Furniture. 50’s Items. Whole Estates.

203-238-3499

Always Buying 1 Item to theEntire Contents of EstatesAntique, Gold, Costume

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18 S. Orchard St. Wallingford. 203-379-8731 or 203-284-3786

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Always Buying, Old, used andantique handtools. Carpen-try, Machinist, Engravingand Workbench tools. If youhave old or used tools thatare no longer being used,call with confidence. Fair &friendly offers made in yourhome. Please call Cory

860-613-1108

DDEEEE’’SS AANNTTIIQQUUEESSBuying Collectibles,

Jewelry & Silver. China,Glass, Military, Musical.Anything old & unusual.

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WANTED Hunting & FishingTackle Local collector lookingfor old or new rods, reels,lures. Highest prices paid.Dave anytime 860-463-4359

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FREE Large upright playerpiano. Needs tune up. Youpick up. Call 203-265-5713after 5pm.

HOUSES FOR RENT

L & E PROPERTY Mgmt OffersMeriden- Big beautiful 4BR

house w/large yard. 2 baths.Recently renovated. 89 AmitySt. $1645 + utils. Avail. 9/1.(203) 240-4688

MERIDEN - 2BR Ranch for rent.Lg. yard. Dead end st. $1100/mo.sec. req’d. No pets. Also for salefor $112,000. Call Mike (860)712-9672 or Judy (860) 712-5751

MERIDEN 3BR, 2 bath. Built2006. Cath ceiling, Cental air, 2car garage. Credit check & secrequired $1800/mo. 1 yr lease203-376-3084

FURNITURE &APPLIANCES

KITCHEN Table with two sidedrop leaf. $30. Call 860-621-1472

THREE PIECE Antique whitewicker furniture set: rock-ing chair, sofa and chair.Excellent condition. $200.For information, call (203)238-2460 after 3:30 p.m.

TRADITIONAL camelback, rol-larm sofa. Tone-on-tonejacobean pattern in cham-pagne. $150 cash and carry.203-269-7945

MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALE

2 YANKEES TICKETS2 OAKLAND ATHLETICS @YANKEE Stadium tickets forTuesday, Aug. 23rd, 7:05pm.Section 420c, grandstandbehind home plate. $80 totalfor both tickets. Can’t attend.Private seller. 203-507-4259

HAMSTER or small animalitems. (Everything but the ani-mal,food and bedding) 15” fishtank with screened lid, igloohouse, glass water bottle withholder, food dish, two exercisewheels (one metal, one quietplastic) and exercise ball. Allgreat condition. Asking $30.203-235-2784.

NAPIER Jewelry. 27 pieces.Never worn. Valued at $600.Sale $99 . (203) 235-6176

PORCELAIN Dolls- Collectibles,all are from Danbury Mint stillpackaged in original boxes.Have 12, pricing ranges from$30 to $100 each. 203-235-2784

TIFFANY Style overhead lights.Fruit pattern. 1980. Cost $350each. Asking $50 each. Call(203) 440-4040

TWO Brass table lamps withcream colored shades. $30.203-235-2784.

WOOD, FUEL &HEATING EQUIPMENT

FIREWOOD$225/cord.

Sized for stove and fireplace.Multiple cord discount.

Call (203) 439-1253

PELLET STOVE (Mount VernonAE Insert) Used 2 winters. Paidover $5000. Includes wall ther-mostat. Black finish. Asking$3000. 203-213-0873

CLOTHING

LADIES Black leather coats.Size XS. 3/4 length. Size large,fringed, short, $75 for both.(860) 621-1472

SPORTING GOODS &HEALTH

VISION Fitness, HRC T8200Folding Treadmill, ExcellentCondition. $550 or Best Offer.Located in Southington.

Call Ed @ 860-384-2862

PETS & LIVESTOCK

BULLDOGS, BOXERS,Boston Terrier, Chihuahuas,

Yorkie, Poodle mixes. $250+.

Call 860-930-4001

GERMAN Shepherd PupsChampion bloodline. Sire fromGermany. First round shots &wormed. Excellent dogs. Mustsee. (203) 848-8497

MINIATURE Poodle-Male, 6months old, all shots, neutered$900. Needs loving family. Call860-863-5962 or 860-833-4225

RAGDOLL kittens, Blue-eyedbeauties, TICA-SBT Reg. Seals,Blues, Flames & Bi Colors.Vet checked - Ready to go!

$450. 860-329-9893

CONSTRUCTION EQUIP& TOOLS

ALL NEW! 3500 Watt gas gen-erator; 8500 watt diesel wholehouse generator; compressor;water pump, 3” hose. Call after5pm (203) 237-5341.

FURNITURE &APPLIANCES

$100 7 drawer dresser with mir-ror. $100 2 piece armoir(makes nice entertainmentcenter) 203-848-5845

$30- Infant Boys Sports Beddingset. $100-Infant Boys SportsBedroom set (Not furniture).MUST BE SOLD TOGETHER!!!203-848-5845

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CHILDREN’S Table with twochairs. Great condition. $30.203-235-2784.

LOVESEAT/ double recliner,red, clean, $70 can deliver.860-682-4435

MITSUBISHI 52 inch HD TV,with stand. $450.00. Located inSouthington, call Ed @ 860-384-2862 for appointment.

SOLID Oak coffee and endtables. Good condition. Asking$70. 203-235-2784.


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