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VOLUME 19 NUMBER 9 PLAINVILLE’S HOMETOWN CONNECTION JUNE 2016 Robert Holcomb Scholarship Tilcon Quarry The Robert Holcomb Scholarship Dinner was held at Loli’s Restaurant on See story on pages 10 & 18 May 18th. Pictured from left to right back row, Officer David Posadis, Allen Giudice, Scholarship award recipient, Officer Eric Giudice, Officer John Quilter and Officer Matt LaBarr, front row left to right, Scholarship award recipients, Stephanie Martino, Gina D’Amico and Alexandra Elmer. The Plainville Police Association have been awarding this scholarship to P.H.S. students in honor of Officer Robert Holcomb, who was killed while on duty November 21st, 1977 for over 35 years. The Association sponsors a Fund Raiser “Wing-Ding”for the Scholarships each year at the V.F.W. on Northwest Drive. It will be held this year on July 9th Continued on Page 10 Happy Father’s Day Take a peek Town News................................................................... 4 & 5 Wanda.................................................................................. 6 What’s Going On?............................................................. 15 JUNE Birthdays................................................................. 30 Schools in Review.............................................................. 14 Obituaries................................................................. 35 & 36 Pet Page.............................................................................. 39 PAGE 2 PLAINVILLE’S HOMETOWN CONNECTION JUNE 2016 Great Rates Being Offered on New or Used Auto’s. Refinance Your Auto From Another Financial Institution And Save…See Us First! 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Sports Ezio Capozzi, Publicity & Coach please mail a check for $20.00 to: Classifieds Janice Brayne SEND A GIFT OF HOMETOWN NEWS TO Photographer Wendell Copeland Dates to Remember OUT OF TOWN FRIENDS & FAMILY Plainville Hometown Connection, Attn: Marie Cassidy Bill Brayne serves All Plainville Schools with the 27 Sherman Street, Plainville, CT 06062 delivery of “The Hometown Connection” JUNE The paper is mailed with first class postage and delivered in ********************************************** an envelope. We have subscribers World Wide. Our paper is D-Day-Mon. 6th mailed to Servicemen & Servicewomen FREE of charge. Just Do you have a family member or Reagan demands, “Mr. Gorbachev, send us their name and address. friend in the Armed Service? Did you know that they could receive the tear down this wall” (1987) Welcome! Hometown Connection FREE each month? Flag Day- Tues. 14th If you want to add a lot of “PEP” to your life Just e-mail their name and address to: & are interested in joining our Father’s Day-Sun. 19th ALL VOLUNTEER staff, join us on the [email protected] 1st Day of Summer-Mon. 20th 3rd Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m. to or Mail to: tour the office & attend the staff meeting Your Anniversary or Call: 860-747-4119 Hometown Connection for more information or “Just Stop In” Spouses Birthday! 27 Sherman Street DISCLAIMER: All articles published are “The Opinion” of the person or persons submitting same and not of the Plainville Hometown Connection, the Plainville Community News, Inc., its staff or advertisers. Liability egardingr accuracy of all paid advertising is the responsibility of the persons, Plainville, CT 06062 business, corporation, LLC or individual who submits said advertisement. P-l-a-i-n-v-i-l-l-e faves and raves Here are some of your favorite places, people or things around town to rave about this month! Last year, I was out of work and didn’t know {Jack faves} how I was going to take care of my family. A friend told me to go and talk to the people at the Plainville Food Pantry. I am so glad I did, they were wonderful. I was able to get assistance with food and fuel. Now, I am back to work and it is my turn to give back, to help someone else that is having problems. {Jean raves} If you are over fifty years old and belong to AARP National, you are welcome to join the local AARP Chapter #4146 on their day or week-end Gnazzo’s Trips. Sally Miller, President of the Chapter is also the Tour Director. I joined and never thought 73 East Street, Plainville, CT I would like going with a group of people. First Phone (860) 747-8758 FAX (860-747-8463 trip and I am hooked. Can’t wait for the next trip. “Where you will always find the Freshest and Finest Grocery Needs” Email your “fave or rave” in today to be in the JUNE issue. Praise your contractor for doing a good job or tell us about your favorite Having a Party??? restaurant, store, or service you received by a professional. ~ Gnazzo’s Catering Center ~ Phone 860-747-4119 ~ Thank you!! Email your faves and raves to share it with everyone! Satisfies All Your Party Planning Needs! Let’s hear what you have to say, we need your comments! You can count on us for a small gathering, a large family reunion, an after funeral lunch or your club functions. [email protected] “We will deliver to your door, right on time!” Sponsored by: the Plainville Hometown Connection PAGE 4 PLAINVILLE’S HOMETOWN CONNECTION JUNE 2016 Town Manager Robert E. Lee This represents 0.22 mills or 0.69% in taxes. perform this work. • Reductions included Education Cost • They also recommended that the Town Report to the Town Council Sharing (-$74,629), School Transportation Council engage O & G Industries to provide Meeting of May 16 (-$145,921), and the Municipal pre-referendum services at a cost not to • Revenue Sharing Account (-$159,607). The exceed $25,000. Dog Park Update Legislature also decided not to eliminate • There is an item under New Business • A Committee was formed several months ago personal property taxes for accounts that total regarding this recommendation. to recommend a plan for the development of less than $10,000 as proposed by Governor BAN Sale Discussion a dog park in Plainville. Members of the Malloy. This decision means that Plainville • Last week six bids were received for $2M Committee are here this evening to give the will be adding back to the revenue estimates a in Bond Anticipation Notes associated with Town Council and update of their progress little over $70,000 that could have been lost if the Road Bond Project. The low bid was to date. the proposal had gone forward. submitted by TD Securities with a net interest Revenue Collector’s Suspense List • Now that the state aid amounts have been cost of 0.8899%. This note will mature next • The Revenue Collector has submitted the finalized, the Town Council can now move year on May 17, 2017. proposed suspense list for your consideration. forward with setting the mill rate. It is FY2016 Financial Dashboard This list is prepared in accordance with recommend that the Town Council schedule a • The Financial Dashboard through April 30th Connecticut State Statute Section 12-165 special meeting for the setting of the mill rate has been included in your meeting package. listing those taxes the Revenue Collector before the end of this month. It has also been posted on the Town website. believes to be uncollectable. The list Farmington Canal Heritage Trail Update Virtual Net Metering Update includes motor vehicle, personal property • The Town of Farmington has gone out to • Solomon Energy has notified the Town and real estate taxes totaling $148,027.11. bid for the construction of the Farmington that legislation recently enacted by the • Taxes can still be collected for those Canal Trail that will now extend the trail to General Assembly would allow for more accounts on the suspense list.
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