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ONLINE: www.StonebridgePress.com Friday, June 30, 2017 Foglio named as first finance director

BY GUS STEEVES collector jobs into one and her departure last week noting, “The institutional STONEBRIDGE STAFF WRITER implementing a key rec- and are planning a thank knowledge she has will be CHARLTON — A signif- ommendation of last year’s you ceremony for the near sorely missed.” icant change is coming to Government Study Report. future. According to Charlton Charlton’s town govern- The board also recent- “Charlton’s gain will be Town Administrator Robin ment, but one that’s likely ly named its first human our loss,” said John Saad, Craver, Foglio’s new post to be subtle from the outside. resources director. chair of the Oxford BOS. and the others will correct On Monday, the Selectmen Foglio has a lot of expe- “This is Charlton’s first a somewhat confusing sit- voted to appoint Donna rience in this area, hav- finance director, and they uation that has existed for Foglio the town’s first ing spent 34 years as town couldn’t ask for a better per- years — the situation of finance director, thus com- accountant in Oxford. The son.” bining the treasurer and selectmen there announced Cheryl Leblanc agreed, Please Read FOGLIO, page ­A14

Charlton company CAPEN HILL PUTS ON A CAPER assessed penalty for violation at former Charlton WoolenMill

BOSTON – The an Immediate Response Action Massachusetts Department to address historic ground- of Environmental Protection water contamination and to (MassDEP) has assessed submit required documenta- a $46,400 penalty against tion to MassDEP, including B&K Development Corp. of Immediate Response Action Charlton for violating oil and Status Reports and a Tier Courtesy photos hazardous materials cleanup Classification Submittal A musician from Quinebaug Drums encourages a very young enthusiast as she tries her first rhythmic duo. regulations following reported or Permanent Solution hazardous materials releases Statement. MassDEP has also And it was a thorough hit! As she grabs the maracas instead and finds yet another way to at the former Charlton Woolen issued a unilateral adminis- express herself. The Capen Hill Sanctuary held a family fun day June 3 to celebrate 40 years Mill, 12 South Sturbridge St. trative order requiring B&K of being open to the public. With food, entertainment and fun for all, it was a great day. More Over a number of years, the photos page 9. corporation failed to conduct Please Read WOOLEN MILL, page ­A3 Konieczny retires from Charlton approves Dudley Fire Department changes to ‘Buy BY JASON BLEAU Recycled’ policy NEWS STAFF WRITER DUDLEY — After 39 years of service BY JASON BLEAU qualify for sustainable materi- Dudley has said goodbye to one of its most NEWS STAFF WRITER committed firefighters with the recent al recovery program munici- retirement of Captain Dave Konieczny on CHARLTON – In its attempt pal grants in the current fiscal Saturday, June 17. to embrace its status as a year, a funding source many Konieczny was honored by selectmen “green community” to the full- towns utilize to promote recy- during their June 19 meeting two weeks est, Charlton has updated its cling initiatives, composting, after Dudley hired its first full-time female policy for “buy recycled”, the resource reduction activities, firefighter, Maria Soja, to the department. first such change since the pol- and more. icy was amended in 1998. Town Administrator Robin Selectmen took the time to thank Konieczny Jason Bleau photo for his service, many crediting him as a Selectmen addressed the pol- Craver read a document pre- powerful spokesman for his fellow firefight- Dudley Fire Chief Dean Kochanowski presents icy changes during a meeting sented to selectmen by the retiring Captain Dave Konieczny with his helmet ers especially when contract negotiations June 13, approving two adjust- recycling committee reveal- as a thank you for his 39 years of service to the were taking place. ments previously accepted by ing that it has been nine years department. “I’ve negotiated union contracts on one the town’s recycling commit- since changes were made to the side of the table or the other for 36 years at tee. The changes were said to Please Read KONIECZNY, page ­A14 be required for the town to Please Read POLICY, page ­A14 2 •The Charlton Villager• Friday, June 30, 2017 www.StonebridgePress.com How do you make sure you make the right investment in a home?

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BY KEVIN FLANDERS ing hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar. The school and the current atmosphere. A NEWS STAFF WRITER sit-down luncheon meal will take place lot has changed over the years, but Accuracy Watch SPENCER — September is always from 1-2:30 (guests will choose between the same “Prouty Pride” has always The Charlton Villager is committed to accu- a time for students to reunite with three main entrees). Guest speakers will defined students coming to school in racy in all its news reports. Although numerous classmates and make new friends from take the floor from 2:30-3:15, followed by Spencer. safeguards are in place to ensure accurate other grades. The same will be true this a trip down memory lane for guests that The cost for each luncheon attendee is September for alumni members of the includes photos and presentations. $31. Prepaid reservations are required reporting, mistakes can occur. original David Prouty High School, who For Burnham and co-organizer for this limited attendance event, and Confirmed fact errors will be corrected at will reconnect with friends they haven’t Wayne Allen, the preparations have slots will be provided on a first come, the top right hand corner of page 3 in a timely seen in decades and also meet other for- been extensive for the event, including first served basis. All attendees will manner. mer students. the creation of a database of alumni receive a magnetic card with a color If you find a mistake, call (508) 909-4130 On Sept. 20, the DPHS Class of 1958 members. Organizers have also attempt- photo of the original David Prouty High during normal business hours. During non-busi- will host an alumni luncheon at noon at ed to designate communications leaders School, courtesy of Frank Morrill, who Point Breeze Restaurant in Webster (114 for each class who spread information will also deliver a PowerPoint presenta- ness hours, leave a message in the editor’s voice Point Breeze Road). The event is open to about the event to their respective class- tion about Spencer circa 1900. mailbox. The editor will return your phone call. members and guests of all DPHS class- mates. Door prizes will also be drawn, and es through 1966, which comprise the Indeed, the work leading up to this a table will display class memorabilia original DPHS before the new building first of its kind event has been signifi- brought by attendees. was constructed. Anyone who attended cant, and organizers can’t wait for the For more information about the the school, even if they moved away or big day. event, or to obtain a reservation form, didn’t graduate, is invited to take part. “We experimented last year with a call Burnham at (508) 434-2951 or send “This is the first opportunity for luncheon for people in five classes [1956- an email to davidproutyalumni@gmail. Chinese Restaurant everyone who attended the school to 1960], and everyone really loved it,” com. You must mail your completed get together,” said Sandra Burnham, said Allen, who is also a Class of 1958 reservation form along with a check or a Class of 1958 member who helped member. “This will be a chance for even money order to secure your spot. Take-out Service organize the luncheon. “I am a people more people to reconnect and make Organizers are also looking for anec- Catering Party to Your Place person – I have a lot of contacts, and I friends.” dotes about the high school experiences Please call love seeing people make new friends The lineup of speakers for the lun- of attendees from different graduating and have a great time.” cheon hasn’t been finalized, but orga- years. If you would like to share a favor- 508.765.0398 The event will begin with a social nizers are hoping for a current DPHS ite high school story with the group, 508.765.9816 hour from 12-1 p.m. – the perfect chance administrator who can highlight the please include a synopsis of it in your for old friends to reconnect while enjoy- differences between the original Prouty reservation form. Full Liquor License We Have Delivery Service Open 6 days: Tuesday-Sunday 11 am-10 pm Fri.-Sat 11 am-11 pm • Sun. 12 pm-10 pm • Closed Mon. 344 Main St. (Rte. 131) Good Shepherd Parochial School hosting Southbridge MA 01550 www.DynastyChineseRestaurant.Weebly.com

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Are you one of the 800 students to have graduated from the Good Shepherd Parish Center, where it continues to cul- EVENTS Good Shepherd Parochial School in Linwood/Uxbridge? Are tivate young minds through religious education and youth you interested in reuniting with classmates, or simply reliv- ministry programs. ing childhood memories by walking the halls of your former The Good Shepherd Parochial School opened its doors on school? If so, then it’s time to go back to school. Join us on June 6, 1921, educated by the Sisters of the Presentation of Sunday, June 25 from 1-5 p.m. for our Reunion Open House. Mary from St. Hyacinth, Quebec. The final class graduated in DON’T MISS The reunion will feature an exhibit on the history of the June 1972. The Reunion will be the first in 45 years since the school and a trip down memory lane through a series of arti- school’s closing. A THING! cles and class photos. Be there for the opening ceremony at So whether you’re a graduate of the school, or simply inter- 1:30, led by parish historian Roger Poulin, who will introduce ested in seeing the halls and classrooms where your loved any former teachers in attendance. Good Shepherd’s current ones grew up, we welcome you to cele- pastor, Father Larry Esposito, will also be on hand to lead a brate its legacy and reunite with friends talk. You’ll witness the school building’s transformation into along the way. AN EVENINGWith SPIRIT H H H Messages from loved ones with

charlton capsules July 13 Suzane Northrop & Thomas John

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The Sturbridge Lions both Clubs. We look for- Club and the Sturbridge ward to joining forces Rotary Club have joined again in the future for the forces to sponsor an event betterment of our com- being held on Sturbridge munities.” Common on Thursday, We invite you to come July 20th from 6-8 p.m. and enjoy the concert – The event, free to the pub- rain or shine. Help us lic, is a concert by Dan also recognize the work Gabel and The Abletones, and many contributions an 18-piece Big Band spe- that these two service cializing in swing music clubs bring to the resi- of the 1930s and ‘40s. They dents of Sturbridge and will be accompanied by its neighboring commu- vocalist Elise Roth. The nities. There will be raf- Abletones sport a vin- fle tickets available for tage look while they per- purchase which includes form, wearing matching a night’s stay for two peo- tuxedos, vests and ties. ple at the Publick House Additional uniqueness is including dinner and their use of period equip- breakfast. Courtesy photo ment such as 1930s era This is a concert you mutes and stands. Dan Gabel and the Abeltones will perform July 20 in a free concert. won’t want to miss. Bring This is not the first time the whole family, bring that Sturbridge Lions and friends, bring neighbors Sturbridge Rotary have ed to the construction of the two Clubs cleaned and those of the many sur- President Bob Meunier. and don’t forget your partnered for the benefit the bandstand and lan- repaired the antique style rounding towns. Rotary President Dave lawn chairs. If your feet of the greater Sturbridge terns on the Sturbridge lanterns which light the “Contributing in many Zonia agrees, “Partnering start tapping, get up and community. Together, Common, the very site Common for the enjoy- ways to the local commu- with the Lions to sponsor dance! the two Clubs contribut- where The Abletones will ment of all Sturbridge nities is what we are all this concert and other be performing. Recently, residents, visitors and about,” says Lions Club projects makes sense for Nichols College launches graduate program on counterterrorism

DUDLEY—Nichols College has extremism, and explore strategies to Nichols College faculty saw a need to extremism within our current society. launched a leadership-focused graduate counter both terrorism and violent create this program for students once By understanding violent extremism, program in counterterrorism studies extremism. the Department of Homeland Security counter violent extremism strategies developed for those pursuing careers “Given that protecting the safety and stressed the importance of countering can be examined and implemented to in the fields of intelligence, public pol- security of our country has become violent extremism as a top priority for effectively combat terrorism in our cur- icy, and security. Through an inno- more challenging than ever, Nichols the United States. The federal agency rent society as well as threats of terror- vative in-class and online experience, College’s new Master of Science in employs more than 240,000 people in ism-related events.” students will learn from counterterror- Counterterrorism (MSC) will thor- jobs ranging from aviation and border The 30-credit MSC curriculum ism experts the factors contributing oughly prepare students for a dynam- security to emergency response, and includes courses on homegrown vio- to the radicalization process of violent ic, rewarding career in the field of from cybersecurity analyst to chemical lent extremism, international violent homeland secu- facility inspector. extremism, cybersecurity, border secu- rity,” said Kerry Counterterrorism expert and Nichols rity, and the media’s impact on violent Calnan, executive College assistant professor of criminal extremism. And with Nichols HyFlex director of Nichols justice Allison McDowell-Smith, Ph.D., conferencing technology, students College Graduate is one of the program’s faculty mem- choose each week whether to learn in & Professional bers. She is a senior research fellow the classroom or online, in real time. Studies. “The MSC for the International Center for the They can participate in class no matter degree provides Study of Violent Extremism and has where they are. students with the trained Belgian police on de-radicaliza- Students will become well-versed proper framework tion processes. She serves as a violent in the general ecosystem of violent to distinguish extremism expert editor to Defence and extremism — from theoretical explo- between terrorism Intelligence of Norway, a digital fellow rations of violent extremism to legal and violent extrem- for the Montreal Institute for Genocide and policy contexts to organizational ism. Our accom- and Human Rights Studies, and presi- dynamics and contemporary practices plished faculty are dent of the Massachusetts Association that advance positive change to con- experts in criminal of Criminal Justice Education. front violent extremism. justice, homeland “Violent extremist threats can devel- “Violent extremism presents a unique security, and the op from groups and individuals, both threat for counter terrorism experts military; students domestically and internationally,” as it involves the cooperation of vari- will learn from said McDowell-Smith. “It is necessary ous agencies including military, law them methods to to understand the radicalization pro- enforcement, intelligence, and social combat worldwide cess, ideologies, security measures, media advocates,” said McDowell- threats and trends and the role of social media in the for- Smith. of terrorism.” mation and implementation of violent Plante graduates

Pvt. Michael R. G. Plante is United States Marine Corps. the son of Kevin M Plante of Michael began USMC boot Dudley and Lynn M Plante of camp as a recruit at MCRD Charlton. He is also brother to Parris Island, SC on March Mackensie L Plante of Charlton. 25, 2017 and was assigned to His maternal grandparents are 3rd Battalion, Lima Company, Robert and Suzanne Picard Honor Platoon #3045 – gradu- from Oxford and his paternal ating as a Marine on Friday, grandparents are Michael and June 16, 2017 with more than 20 Beverly Plante of Oxford. family members and friends in Michael was a 2016 Graduate attendance. of Bay Path Regional Vocational After a short reprieve, Mike Technical High School in will head to North Carolina for Charlton. After graduation, he School of Infantry training and worked in his selected trade of then will go on for training as plumbing for about six months crew chief. before committing to serving Pvt. Michael RG Plante his country as a member of the

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Southbridge Credit Union Awards $5,500 in Scholarships

In memory of Thomas J. Smalarz, scholarship to Jack Bouhana; Southbridge Credit Union (SCU) Shepherd Hill Regional High School, proudly renamed its scholarship fund Dudley a $1,000 – higher education to the Thomas J. Smalarz Memorial scholarship to Abigail White; Scholarship. Mr. Smalarz was a former Auburn High School, Auburn a $1,000 President and CEO of SCU and was a higher education scholarship to Téa strong supporter of education as he Belog ; and started his career as a teacher himself. Southbridge High School, Southbridge SCU awarded a total of six scholar- a $1,000 – higher education scholarship ships to deserving students from local to Jacob Doiron. high schools for higher education. The “The future does look very bright selection of the scholarship recipi- for these students and we wish them ents is taken care of by each school’s much success throughout their aca- Scholarship Committee: demic years! We’re happy to contribute Bay Path Regional Voc. Technical towards their education and know they HS, Charlton a $1,000 - higher educa- will make their families and our com- tion scholarship to Kelsi Mitchell; a munities proud.” said Kate Alexander, $500 – trade tools scholarship to Craig President/CEO of SCU. “Best of luck to Dwinell; all scholarship recipients and congratu- Tantasqua Regional High School, lations to the Class of 2017!” Sturbridge a $1,000 - higher education

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Our annual golf tournament is right around the corner, happening this summer, July 15th! This 18 Hole Shotgun Start Scramble is sure to be a great time for all players! There will be many other activities to take part in such as the 50/50 raffle, a silent auction, mulligans and many other contests! We hope to see you there!

DATE: Saturday, July 15, 2017 REGISTRATION: 7:00 AM START TIME: 7:30 AM Tee Off FORMAT: 18 Holes using Scramble Format with foursomes WHERE: Leicester Country Club 1430 Main Street, Leicester, MA 01524 TICKET INFORMATION Golf/Lunch $100.00 - includes 18 hole round of golf, delicious buffet style meal, cart and goodie bag *Limit of 144 Tickets Don’t Golf? No problem! We offer meal only tickets! Lunch Only $35.00 - Delicious Buffet Style Meal

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do are listed as regimen- tal members, meaning, in theory, they could be called up for duty. “I’m 62. I think I’d go just for a laugh,” he said, noting the regiment gave his group their colors at the 220th anniversary of Saratoga in 1997. He was the only member present this time. Bodley knows Britain intimately, having grown up in Canterbury, England, before migrat- ing here in 1984. Despite the decades in America, he still has his accent and notes “It wouldn’t be Photos by Gus Steeves right” for him to reen- act a colonial soldier. So Minutemen ham it up before their captain calls them to order. he’s been a Redcoat for 23 years. That loyalty to the old sod got him in a lit- tle trouble just after 9/11, though. He said his unit was participating Mick Bodley gets ready to move after taking aim at the drilling Minutemen. in a reenactment of the Burning of Kingston, NY. As they do every year, the Redcoats marched to Kingston Town Hall, pulled down the Stars & Stripes, and ran up the Union Jack. The crowd didn’t like that. “It got really, really hostile,” he recalled. “We were standing there with bayonets, and they’re coming at us. Somebody was going to get hurt. … It was over in 20 seconds, Preston Andrews tries on a colonial tricorner hat. 30 seconds, but it got pret- ty hairy.” Fortunately, real police officers who knew what was happening were nearby and intervened to prevent any violence. As far as he knew, nobody was armed, but he agreed some could have had con- cealed knives or pistols. This Saturday, no such incident happened, and the few volleys of musket fire were just for show. Carl Becker of Swansea said they usually shoot Douglas Quigley, portraying Capt. Timothy Parker, gives the command to fire. blanks (i.e. just packets of gunpowder), but the reenactors occasionally go to a gun range to shoot live rounds so they know what their muskets actu- ally feel like. “Somebody handed me a musket in fifth grade, and I always wanted one, so when I got old enough to get one, I did,” Becker said. To him, getting kids interested in history is critical. “In fifth grade, 10 or 12 years old, that’s your entire life, all you know. Everything else is histo- ry,” he said. “History is Susan Briere and Wendy Cole watch the events from camp all under our feet. It’s all chairs. around us, especially in New England. It‘s partic- ularly fun to go where history happened -- this is BY GUS STEEVES in a uniform from two the old drill green.” STONEBRIDGE STAFF WRITER centuries ago. While the Indeed, as narrator STURBRIDGE – The others were portraying John Ryan stated, what’s British Army camped out the Sturbridge Militia now Sturbridge Common drills of 1775 that led to ringed by homes was The Yalesville Fife & Drum Corps of Wallingford, CT, provided marching tunes, including on Sturbridge Common “Yankee Doodle Dandy.” Saturday. local Minutemen march- just an open area back Well, one member of ing to Concord, Bodney in September 1774, when it, although you might watched, and even took the local militia began aim at them, represent- training weekly. The not know by looking that years,” and he noted the Petrelli (as Dennison ing the Royal Regiment only building in sight “Militia service was a he technically IS in the militia’s descendants Wheelock). of Wales. That unit still was the Publick House (a community function … British Army. have continuously opted Petrelli said he chose exists. tavern and inn, as it is usually for short-term That’s because Michael not to erect a monument Wheelock because the “In order to represent now, only smaller); the emergencies,” Ryan told “Mick” Bodley of to them. In the southern man was grandson of a living regiment, you old Town Hall, now the the crowd. “… This was Brimfield was, like many colonies, however, a lot of Southbridge’s first col- have to get their permis- Center Office Building, the one and only time the others there that evening, the fighting was done by onist, James Deneson, sion,” he said. Those who was up the street. Sturbridge militia was called to muster in ear- well-organized militias and he’d spent much of nest.” on both sides. his childhood playing The militia -- formal- “The most interesting around Deneson Rock. Healthcare professional named VP of Venture ly called the misspelled thing about this is that Quigley wanted Petrelli “Minnet Men,” and some- they were just regular to portray the group’s STURBRIDGE —Venture Community Services, one times including women people -- farmers and peo- lieutenant, but when he of the Commonwealth’s leading providers of innovative -- never actually saw ple from the community looked down the list and human services has announced the selection of Katie combat. They marched expected to take part in saw Wheelock’s name, “I Laplante as its new vice president of health services. In this via the Bay Path (now it,” said Susan Briere, said, ‘Oh hell, I’m taking role, Laplante will oversee residential and day habilitation Route 20) to Worcester who watched clad in him,’ and I’ve been him nursing operations, plan and direct all agency medical and arrived in Concord colonial woman’s garb ever since,” Petrelli said. trainings, and coordinate management of care for people too late for the battle, so outside one of the tents. Petrelli brought his receiving services. they went to Boston to “All of them came and fiancee Wendy Cole into Laplante brings over 20 years of professional experience participate in the siege. did what had to be done.” the action. to Venture and has a strong history of management and Ryan described that as Identifying who actual- “There’s a lot to learn Katie Laplante clinical oversight. She most recently served as the health “a chaotic, disorganized, ly participated isn’t easy. from watching these and wellness director at The Estate at Franklin where she cantankerous mob,” not Many records “exist only guys,” Cole said, not- was responsible for the clinical department in the assisted an army, but they kept in the realm of hearsay,” ing many people expect living community. Laplante has also served with the Berkshire Healthcare the Redcoats penned in Ryan said. “Be certain them to be in matching System, The Fieldstone School, St. Mary Healthcare Center and The Meadows by sheer weight of num- of the research behind uniforms “but they came Healthcare Center. She has held various positions from quality improvement bers (15,000 vs 9,000). any such lists before you straight from the fields.” manager and CNA certified instructor to director of nursing services and clin- On March 17, 1776, the accept them.” She described this par- ical services coordinator. Royal Navy took the We do have documen- ticular reenactment as “We are very pleased to have Katie join our senior management team,” said Redcoats to Halifax after tation of at least some of the most informative one Venture President & CEO Mike Hyland. “Katie brings a tremendous amount of George Washington’s the Sturbridge Militia of the annual cycle they professional experience that will further enhance our ability to provide cutting new Continental Army members of that era. participate in. edge and innovative care models to the people we support.” and professional French Ryan read off about 20 Briere agreed; her hus- Laplante received a Bachelor of Science degree in social and health services troops arrived with can- of them, and reenac- band brought her into it, from Roger Williams University in Bristol, RI and her RN nursing diploma nons from Ticonderoga. tors stepped forward in too. from St. Vincent School of Nursing in Worcester. For the most part, mili- response to most of those “This way I’m a camp Venture Community Services is committed to providing compassionate, tiamen were farmers, and names. Only a few of follower,” she said. “I person-centered services that assist individuals and families in reaching their their families couldn’t them, however, actually play the part, but I don’t goals. What began as an organization with two small group homes has grown have them gone for any claim the same histori- have to do as much. It into one of the largest human service providers in Massachusetts, and with significant length of time, cal name consistently, gives people an essence of over 750 employees, one of the largest employers in the Worcester County area. Ryan said. Many of them including Sturbridge’s what it was.” Venture encourages independence through a continuum of support which in New England only Douglas Quigley (as Gus Steeves can be includes community residential services, day programs, supported employ- served a couple of weeks Capt. Timothy Parker) reached at gus.steeves2@ ment, transportation, autism supports, adult foster care, and shared living. “in a war that lasted eight and Southbridgian Ray gmail.com. www.StonebridgePress.com Friday, June 30, 2017 •The Charlton Villager•9 Capen Hill celebrates 40 years

Courtesy photos From State Police K-9 officers to French fries, a demonstration by turtle reha- bilitators to bouncy houses; if you couldn’t find something to attract your interest at the open house at Capen Hill Sanctuary June 3; you weren’t looking. Michael Messina worked as the emcee, keeping the day lively, Ellen Zep brought her llamas and explained how their hair becomes yarn, live music, the fire department with trucks to explore and then a quiet story with Miss Nancy to calm everyone down again made for a great day.

Courtesy photos A musician from Quinebaug Drums encourages a very young enthusiast as she tries her first rhythmic duo. 10 •The Charlton Villager• Friday, June 30, 2017 www.StonebridgePress.com

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The Car Care Council ded- Take *Replace dirty air icates this time of year to filters: An air filter for “Empty reminding drivers of the the that is clogged with o the ditor importance of being “car dirt, dust and bugs T E care aware.” In fact, each Hint chokes off the air and year on the cusp of summer creates a “rich” mix- Nesters” the organization launches a KAREN ture -- too much gas nationwide effort geared to being burned for the TRAINOR When your focus motorists’ attention amount of air, which children leave No more on the essentials of vehi- wastes gas and caus- Financial home and cle care and maintenance. es the engine to lose Focus you become And it’s no wonder the importance of power. Replacing a clogged air filter can an “empty regular maintenance is stressed this improve gas mileage by as much as 10 pencils… JEFF nester,” you’ll time of year, as accident statistics this percent, saving more than 20¢ a gallon. BURDICK probably season are staggering: An average of *Check all vehicle lights: Motorists make several 13,000 Americans are killed between should check their lights monthly. adjustments Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day, When your vehicle’s lighting is defec- no more in your lifestyle. But how will your some a result of unperformed vehicle tive, other motorists may not get the empty nest status affect your financial maintenance, according to the National message that you intend to stop or turn. situation? Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The end result could be disastrous. In Everyone’s story is different, involv- books… According to statistics, each year, traffic, it could be beneficial to keep ing a range of variables. But here are a neglected maintenance leads to more headlights both day and night. This few issues to consider: than 2,600 deaths, nearly 100,000 dis- helps define your car’s position on the At one time this was the sing-song as Insurance – If your kids are through abling injuries and more than $2 billion road, and its distance from other driv- children were released for the summer; school, your mortgage is nearly paid off in lost wages, medical expenses and ers. to the freedom of what was then nearly and your spouse has accumulated a rea- property damage. The eye opener is that *** three months of no assignments and sonable amount of money in an employ- most mechanical failures could easily The Car Care Council offers three no deadlines. Blissful freedom to sleep er-sponsored retirement plan, you have been prevent by ordinary main- suggestions for a traveler’s 10-minute late, hang out with friends, eat when- may not need life insurance to replace tenance! Read on for some car safety pre-trip checklist: ever and whatever, make up games or income or pay off debts. However, you advice from the experts. *Check all fluids. There are several pick up the usual kid games if you had might start thinking about other goals, *** fluids, in addition to antifreeze, that enough kids to make up a team. such as ensuring your savings will last The U. S. Department of require attention, including engine oil, There was not much organization to your lifetime or leaving a legacy to your Transportation reports the leading power steering, brake and transmission it; there were kids in each neighbor- loved ones or a charity. Life insurance cause of mechanical breakdown on our fluids and windshield washer solvent hood, you hung around with the ones may be able to help in these areas. nation’s highways is overheating, a con- and antifreeze/coolant. who lived closest, as you got older you Downsizing – Deciding whether to dition that is easily avoidable. Other *Check hoses and belts. A belt that might be able to ride a bike a few blocks downsize your living space isn’t just deficiencies that are simple to detect fails can affect the electrical system, further away. You made do with the a financial decision – it’s also a highly include low antifreeze, worn or loose air conditioning and power steering, playthings at hand, or made your own. personal one. Still, downsizing can offer drive belts and defective cooling system as well as the cooling system. Cooling No proper bat and bases? No problem, you some potential economic benefits. hoses – proving it pays to check under system hoses may be deteriorating mom’s broom got taken apart for its For one thing, if you still are paying the hood before you drive! from within, so old hoses and clamps handle and everyone found a sweatshirt off your mortgage, a move to a smaller *** in marginal condition might need to be or some such to fold into a shape for a place could free up some of your month- Checking tire pressure and inflating replaced. base in the empty lot. Little League? You ly cash flow, which, again, you could a tire costs nothing, yet an average of 21 *Check the tires. Check tire inflation were an all star if you actually owned use to boost your retirement accounts. percent of cars inspected in check lanes and inspect the tread for uneven wear, your older brother’s cast off glove; and Furthermore, if your home has greatly during a National Car Care check have indicating the need for wheel align- it didn’t matter if it was actually a catch- appreciated in value, you might make a under inflated tires, according to the ment. Also look for bulges and bald er’s mitt and you were out in right field. sizable profit by selling. (If you are sin- Car Care Council. This can lead to a spots. Girls made doll clothes out of hol- gle, you may be able to exclude $250,000 blowout and a serious accident. *** lyhocks, dressed their teddy bears in of the gain on the sale of your home; *** Safety Recalls: While new vehicle discarded t-shirts. Theirs was not a married couples may have a $500,000 Rainy weather can affect driver vis- owners are informed of manufacturer world of Design-A-Bear workshops or exemption. Some restrictions exist on ibility and worn windshield blades recalls, those who purchase a used car American Girl franchises. this exemption, though, so you’ll need can cause streaking and smearing that or truck are often in the dark when There were no helmet laws or safety to consult with your tax advisor before impair vision. In fact, the Car Care it comes to safety recalls of their pre- pads for skating or whatnot. If you fell, selling.) Council report one out of every five owned vehicle. The National Highway you got bruised or scraped. Meh. Estate plans – Years ago, you might vehicles that passed through their safe- Traffic Safety Administration website, And once you had spent a frenzied, have made various arrangements in a ty check lanes had worn wiper blades. nhtsa.gov offers free, instant recall fevered couple of days out in the sun, will or a living trust that dealt with tak- Wipers generally need replacing searches by make, model, and year of you might take a quieter day; lay about ing care of your children if something every six months. An easy reminder is vehicle. The search engine allows you with a book because you wanted to; the should happen to you and your spouse. to change wiper blades in the spring to retrieve information by the vehicle story was a good one and transported For example, you might have estab- and fall when you change your clock. Be or equipment producer and/or model. you away to somewhere you’d never lished a trust and directed it to make sure the windshield washers are work- *** been, with people you would never payments to your children at certain ing properly, too, and keep the reservoir Win Dinner for Two meet, and had adventures. By yourself. times and for certain purposes, such as filled with solvent. Your tips can win you a great dinner With no interactive prompting. education. But once your children are Poor maintenance also takes a toll on for two at the historic Publick House See, today’s version of no pencils and grown and have left your home, you fuel mileage. Here is a safely checklist Historic Inn in Sturbridge! Simply send no books is a little scarier. may need to review and update your as suggested by the Car Care Council to in a hint to be entered into a random At least it is to us. estate plans. keep your mileage up to par and ensure drawing. 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I’m counting on you readers out there to And we’re doing it to ourselves. ers,” even for a short while, will it *Inflate tires properly: When tires share your best helpful hints! We can decry the kids who don’t leave greatly affect your financial situation? aren’t inflated properly it’s like driving Do you have a helpful hint or handy tip their homes to interact with others, Probably not. However, if your children with the parking brake on and can cost that has worked for you? Do you have a why should they? If they become com- are going to drive your car, you may a mile or two per gallon. question regarding household or garden placent, and live only through a screen, want to be sure that they are listed on *Replace worn spark plugs: A vehicle matters? If so, why not share them with it seems more normal to them than your car insurance. Also, if they are can have either four, six or eight spark readers of Stonebridge Press publica- actual interaction. Social justice and going to bring guests to your home, you plugs, which fire as many as 3 million tions? Send questions and/or hints to: norms are learned behaviors. If no one might want to consider an “umbrel- times every 1,000 miles, resulting in a Take the Hint! c/o Stonebridge Press, teaches it, how do they learn it? la” insurance policy, which typically lot of heat and electrical and chemical P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550. Or And don’t tell us it will happen at provides you with significantly greater erosion. A dirty spark plus causes mis- e-mail [email protected]. Hints are entered school because no; just no. That is one liability protection than your regular firing, which wastes fuel. Spark plugs into a drawing for dinner for two at the more burdensome expectation on a homeowners policy. (In fact, it may be need to be replaced as recommended by historic Publick House Inn. teacher who is not able to do the job of a good idea to purchase an umbrella the manufacturer. actual teaching now for all the demands policy even if you don’t have grown made. Teachers should be allowed to kids at home, as this coverage offers you teach; not be social workers and nutri- wide-ranging protection from poten- tionists and behavioral scientists and tially devastating lawsuits that could culture police and disciplinarians and Folk Art – art by untrained hands arise from injuries on your property or Miss Manners too. Somewhere in there through an auto accident in which you should be parents and aunts and uncles Merriam Webster defines folk ed by Folk Art artists. are involved.) and grandparents and responsible art as “the traditional typical- Metal was also wide- You may have mixed feelings about adults who also interact with the kid. ly anonymous art of usually ly used by Folk Art artists. becoming an empty nester, but, like And not just through a screen, we untrained people.” These self- Weathervanes are one type of most people, you will adjust. And by hope. taught artists used a wide vari- metal work that are highly making the right financial moves, you ety of mediums when they pro- collectible. We sold a 19th can get off to a good start on this new duced their works. century banner weathervane phase of your life. Painting, of course, was one for over $5,200 at auction. In of the most important ways that 2006, a weathervane from the This article was written by Edward they expressed themselves. Folk Woonsocket, RI railroad sta- Jones for use by your local Edward art paintings are sometimes Antiques, tion in the shape of a train Jones Financial Advisor. Please contact described as naïve or naïf art. was auctioned and brought ollectibles Jeff Burdick, your local Edward Jones Folk Art artists painted many C $1.2 million. Antiques and the Advisor in Sturbridge at 508-347-1420 of the early American portraits Arts weekly reported that a & Estates or [email protected] from the late 18th century and molded copper weathervane Have a great day, early 19th century. Villages, of a Native American with a ships, animals and still lifes are WAYNE TUISKULA bow and arrow sold for $5.84 just a few of the many other types million in 2006. of paintings created by Folk Art Most of the folk art pieces painters. Folk Art paintings have been that we’ve sold have been from the ENTERTAINMENT AND compared unfairly to cave drawings or 19th century because older pieces tend children’s art with paintings typically to bring the strongest results at auc- EVENTS being flatter and lacking perspective tion. We sold a leather fire bucket from and dimension. Boston that brought a four figure sum Along with paint, many Folk Art art- and a metal sign from a Boston optom- ists also worked with wood. Wooden etrist in the shape of eye glasses that signs were used to advertise business- fetched well into the thousands. Folk es. Carved figures were used to pro- art signs have also sold well including a mote businesses or for decoration. A wooden folk art barber pole that sold for DON’T MISS rare “Cigar Store Indian” brought over thousands of dollars. $200,000 at auction in 2010. Ships, duck In our August auction, we are offering A THING! decoys, other animals, game boards and a pair of leather fire buckets. 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SOUTHBRIDGE Erin, Sonya, and Stephen; ten great LUNENBURG VT — Matthew of Milford, NH, as well as his — Frances Ildea grandchildren; and several nieces and Wayne “Sam” Ide, age fiancé Louise Dudley, brothers Brian (Bachand) Skowron, nephews. She was predeceased by a 62, of Lunenburg, VT Ide and Harvey Ide Jr., sisters Susan age 94, of Old brother, James Bachand. She was born formerly of Charlton Clifford, Nancy Demers, Linda McCrea, Sturbridge Road, in Cambridge, the daughter of Edward died Tuesday, June Debra Bryant, Joyce Hegge, Lorna Ide, passed away on E. and Mary E. (Noonan) Bachand. 6th in his home with Diane Bonder, Gayle Stevens and Renae Friday, June 16th, Ildea worked at the American Optical his loved ones by his Plotczyk, and many nieces and neph- after an illness. Co. many years ago. She enjoyed doing side. He was born in ews. He had countless friends in both Her husband, oil paintings and loved animals. In her Worcester on Oct. Vermont and Massachusetts, many Stephen V. Skowron, younger years, she was an avid bowler 29th, 1954, son of whom he considered his “brothers” and passed away this past November. She and won local bowling championships. Harvey Ide and Edna (Porter) Ide. family. leaves her four sons:å David Skowron Above all she was a devoted and loving Sam worked in his father’s garage A private memorial service will be of Wales, Edward Skowron and his wife mother to her six children. as a young boy and then in heavy con- held at his camp in Vermont later this Joanne of Charlton, James Skowron A funeral Mass for Ildea will be held struction throughout New England. summer. and his wife Vivian of Brimfield, and on Monday, June 26, at 10 am in St. He loved “picking rocks” and working Donations can be made to Northern John Skowron and his wife Cathleen of Mary’s Church of the St. John Paul II on his homestead on the mountain in Counties Health Care, Inc., 165 Sherman Brentwood, CA; two daughters, Anne Parish, 263 Hamilton St., Southbridge. Lunenburg, VT where he retired in Drive St. Johnsbury, VT 05819. With Peterson and her husband Thomas of Burial will follow in Old Notre Dame 2012. In the winter months, he loved their support, Sam’s wishes were ful- St. Augustine, FL and Elaine Skowron Cemetery, Southbridge. There are no to ski and snowmobile. Sam’s love of filled and he was able to stay at home of Paxton; a brother, Edward Bachand calling hours. children was obvious and he was often with his friends and family. To all his of Dudley; a sister, Mary LaRochelle The Daniel T. Morrill Funeral found lying on the floor playing with friends and family please know, “Every of Southbridge; 12 grandchildren, Home (morrillfuneralhome.com), 130 nieces, nephews and his grandchildren. little thing’s gonna be all right.” - Sam Matthew, Sarah, Melissa, Rebecca, Hamilton St., Southbridge, is directing He is survived by his daughter Jessica Jacob, Joshua, Justin, Vanessa, Emily, arrangements. Duquette and grandchildren Emilie and Michael J. Nardone Sr., 57 Ronald “Nick” Nicoll, 77

UXBRIDGE — nephews, nieces and good friends. His BROOKFIELD — years in Brookfield Michael J. Nardone father Roland J. Bilodeau and brother Ronald “Nick” Nicoll and California. Sr., age 57, died Anthony Nardone predeceased him. passed away on May Nick was in the Monday June 19, 2017 Born in Webster on Aug. 9, 1959 he was 19th in El Granada, National Guard and at Milford Hospital raised in Mendon and lived in Uxbridge CA. the Army and was after being stricken ill. many years. He attended both Nipmuc He leaves his daugh- an avid NASCAR He is survived by his and BVT high schools. He worked as a ters, Cheryl Gauthier fan. He worked at loving wife of 37 years general contractor and often referred of Charlton and Quabaog Rubber in Brenda S. (Harris) to himself as a “jack of all trades and a Bonnie Burington of North Brookfield for Nardone; a son Michael master of none.” He was always finding El Granada, CA; his 14 years, ABC Window J. Nardone Jr. and his wife Tammy of something to fix whether it was a car or son, Ronald W. Nicoll of Brookfield; in San Francisco, CA for 13 years and Grafton; two daughters Devina Nardone a project around the house. He especial- his step-daughter Chrissy Braconnier served on the Brookfield Board of and her husband Anthony Alexander of ly enjoyed teaching his grandchildren of West Brookfield; sisters, Marilyn Health. Uxbridge, and Nikole Hughes and her his skills. He was very well liked, and Guerrero and Maureen Marshall of A graveside service will be held on husband Brian of Hemet CA; his moth- was a big collector of eagles, and skulls. Californi and brother, Gordon Nicoll of Friday, July 7, 2017 at 2 pm in the er Shirley A. (DesRosiers ) Bilodeau of However, he loved being with his fam- Charlton. He also leaves granddaugh- Brookfield Cemetery in Brookfield. Northbridge; 9 grandchildren Mason ily most of all and had a special bond ters, a great granddaughter a great In lieu of flowers, memorial donations Scott, Brandon Hughes, Aaron Scott, with his grandkids. grandson and close family friends Billie may be made to the Second Chance Jonathan Nardone, Destiny Alexander, Due to his wishes Michael will be Farrelly, Barbara Fletcher and Pat Animal Shelter, Inc. PO Box 136, East Kaylee Hughes, Dylan Alexander, cremated and his memorial calling Jacques. Brookfield, MA 01515. Nathan Nardone, Ashley Nardone; sib- hours were held Wednesday June He was born in Worcester, the Varnum Funeral Home, Inc. (var- lings; Margaret R. Tremblay of Spencer, 28 in Jackman Funeral Home (jack- son of the late Irving and Barbara numfuneralhome.com), 43 East Main Joseph Nardone of Leicester, Michael manfuneralhomes.com), 12 Spring St. (Spooner) Nicoll and grew up in North St. in West Brookfield is directing J. Nardone of Charlton, David Nardone Whitinsville. Brookfield. Nick also lived several arrangements. of East Brookfield, Fran Bilodeau of In lieu of flowers please make a dona- Mendon, Thomas Nardone of New tion to: www.gofundme.com/funeral- Hampshire and Nancy Lucciarini of cost-for-michael-nardone-sr. John A. Linton, 85 Uxbridge; and several aunts, uncles, CHARLTON — VA., and George W. Thompson and John A. Linton, Jennifer Smith Thompson of Arlington, age 85, of Overlook VA., a sister Joyce E. Bliss of Honolulu, Lifecare Community, Hawaii, and 7 grandchildren. formerly of Littleton The family would like to invite friends Send all obituary notices to the and Acton died to join them in a celebration of John’s Thursday, Dec. 15, life on Saturday, July 15th at 1 P.M. 2016. John leaves his in the James C. Nicholl Jr. Chapel, at Charlton Villager, PO Box 90, wife Eleanor “Noni” the Overlook Communties, 88 Masonic (Noble) Linton; his Home Road, Charlton. A reception will children, William B. Linton and Tahirih follow. Senne Linton of Bejing, China, Kathryn In lieu of flowers, memori- Southbridge, MA 01550, or by e-mail to A. Maruyama and Junji Maruyama al contributions may be made of Osaka, Japan, David A. Linton and to The Overlook Benevolent Tracy Hanson Linton of Minneapolis, Care Fund, Attention: Fund and John C. Linton and Hilana Shapir Development, 88 Masonic Home Road, [email protected]. Linton of Los Angeles; stepchildren, Charlton, MA 01507. Elizabeth L. Thompson of Alexandria, CALENDAR

you must reserve prior to 11 a.m. on FREE MOVIE NIGHTS: Sponsored by journeys to the shack and encounters Saturday, July 1 July 5. The Brimfield Senior Center is the Charlton Recreation Commission an enigmatic trio of strangers led by located in the 1st Congregational on Wednesdays during the summer, a woman named Papa. Through this The Hayloft Steppers Square Dance Church, 20 Main St. 413-245-7253. July 19 and 26 at the top of Maynard meeting, Mack finds important truths Club is holding a Freedom dance on Field on Dresser Hill Road 8:30-10:30 that will transform his understanding Saturday, July 1st from 8 pm to 10:30 p.m. One raindate will be reserved if of his tragedy and change his life for- pm (early rounds at 7:30). The caller needed. The movies will be determined ever. Suggested donation for movie is will be Ralph Peacock and the cuer will Friday, July 7 and announced on the town of Charlton $2 – popcorn, snacks & beverages free! be Lee Fremault. Admission is $8 per DOG TRICKS! The next Friends and website and in the Villager. Bring blan- The Brimfield Senior Center is located person. Family Friday at Hitchcock Academy kets, chairs and bug spray, it is outside. in the 1st Congregational Church, 20 For more information on our will be Dog Tricks with Laurie Merritt We hope to have an ice cream truck Main Street. 413-245-7253. Beginner Classes, please call Moe at held on July 7 from 6-7:30 p.m. The fee and hot dog truck on hand for food (508) 344-3430 or Al at (413) 436-7849. is only $6 and includes pizza, drinks purchases. or visit our website www.haylofts- and lots of fun! Register online or in Wednesday, July 26 teppers.org. The club is located at 232 person. www.hitchcockacademy.org or Podunk Road in Sturbridge. Lots of call (413) 245-9977. Thursday, July 20 FREE MOVIE NIGHTS: Sponsored by Fun!! Great Exercise!! the Charlton Recreation Commission CONCERT: Sturbridge Lions Club on Wednesdays during the summer, Saturday, July 8 and the Sturbridge Rotary Club have July 26 at the top of Maynard Field on joined forces to sponsor a concert – rain Dresser Hill Road 8:30-10:30 p.m. One Wednesday, July 5 ALOHA: The Hayloft Steppers Square or shine – being held on Sturbridge raindate will be reserved if needed. Dance Club is holding a “Hawaiian Common on Thursday, July 20 from 6-8 The movies will be determined and FREE MOVIE NIGHTS: Sponsored by Luau” dance on Saturday, July 8th from p.m. The concert, FREE to the public, announced on the town of Charlton the Charlton Recreation Commission 8:00 pm to 10:30 pm (early rounds at features Dan Gabel and The Abletones, website and in the Villager. Bring blan- on Wednesdays during the summer, 7:30) The caller will be Matt Auger and an 18-piece Big Band specializing in kets, chairs and bug spray, it is outside. July 5, 12, 19 and 26 at the top of Maynard the cuer will be Phil Gatchell. Admission swing music of the 1930s and ‘40s. We hope to have an ice cream truck Field on Dresser Hill Road 8:30-10:30 is $8 per person. For more informa- The Big Band will be accompanied by and hot dog truck on hand for food p.m. One raindate will be reserved if tion on our Beginner Classes, please vocalist Elise Roth. There will be raffle purchases. needed. The movies will be determined call Moe at (508) 344-3430 or Al at (413) tickets available for purchase which and announced on the town of Charlton 436-7849 or visit our website at www. includes a one-night stay for two people website and in the Villager. Bring blan- hayloftsteppers.org. The club is located at the Publick House Historic Inn along kets, chairs and bug spray, it is outside. Sunday, July 30 at 232 Podunk Road in Sturbridge. with dinner and breakfast. This concert We hope to have an ice cream truck is one you won’t want to miss. Your BLUEBERRY FEST: CAAC third and hot dog truck on hand for food feet will be tapping to the rhythmic annual Blueberry Festival/Family Fun purchases. Wednesday, July 12 sounds of this great Band. Bring fam- Day will be held from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. ily, friends, neighbors and don’t forget Blueberry shortcake, live animal show FREE MOVIE NIGHTS: Sponsored by your lawn chairs. Mark the date on by Animal Adventures, live music, Thursday, July 6 the Charlton Recreation Commission your calendars now! amateur baking contest (participants on Wednesdays during the summer, needed) and silent auction, Irish dance MICROWAVE COOKING: July 12, 19 and 26 at the top of Maynard performances, fashion show, games, The Brimfield Senior Center is pleased Field on Dresser Hill Road 8:30-10:30 pie-eating contests, raffle table, food by to welcome Mary DiGioia from The Food Friday, July 21 p.m. One raindate will be reserved if Tony Island Hot Dog and Off the Hook Bank of Western Massachusetts for a needed. The movies will be determined MOVIES AT THE SENIOR CENTER: food trucks, face painting, an appear- fun, informative program on “Cooking and announced on the town of Charlton Movie: July 21 at 11 a.m. The Brimfield ance by Trax the Worcester Railers Well with a Microwave.” Mary will do website and in the Villager. Bring blan- Senior Center will be showing the mascot, and fresh locally-grown blue- a cooking demo and you can taste new kets, chairs and bug spray, it is outside. movie “The Shack.” After suffering berries for sale. Looking for “roam- recipes and learn about cooking for one We hope to have an ice cream truck a family tragedy, Mack Phillips spi- ing” artists such as clowns, balloon or two; making healthy meals in your and hot dog truck on hand for food rals into a deep depression that causes animals, guitarist/sing-a-long, etc. For microwave; basic microwave safety and purchases. him to question his innermost beliefs. more info, call Kristen at (508) 248-9548. cooking techniques. As a bonus, you Facing a crisis of faith, he receives Charlton Arts & Activities Center, 4 will receive a copy of their Microwave a mysterious letter urging him to an Dresser Hill Road, Charlton Cookbook. The date is July 6th from abandoned shack in the Oregon wil- 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Lunch is avail- Wednesday, July 19 derness. Despite his doubts, Mack able for a suggested donation of $2 but www.StonebridgePress.com Friday, June 30, 2017 •The Charlton Villager•13 Q.R. 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cling along with trash pickup. tee have placed them around consumer recycled material in “I’m glad to see Charlton POLICY Buying recycled products is town.” such products or material. continue its obligations and continued from page 1 another important component Craver added that the town The second ensured that commitment to being a green town’s “buy recycled” policy, to this issue,” Craver read. of Charlton has made a com- town departments will be community,” BOS Chair Joe a guideline the town utilizes She explained that the recy- mitment to try and utilize recy- sure all contracts for printing Szafarowicz stated. “I want to to purchase goods that have cling committee is charged cled material as much as possi- will require the inclusion of thank the recycling commit- incorporated recycled material with helping Charlton be a ble, with paper products being an imprint that identifies the tee and anyone else who has into their production. leader in utilizing reused the most mentioned source of recycled content of the paper, worked on this for their work.” “In its commitment to envi- products and promoting green recycled goods the town tends as well as a “recycled materi- With the policy approved ronmental responsibility, the initiatives and local recycling to turn to. al” mark many may be famil- the recycling committee can town of Charlton conducts four efforts using outside funding The policy changes present- iar with on their store-bought now move forward with its hazardous waste days each sources to its advantage. ed to selectmen consisted of products. grant application with hopes year to encourage residents to “The recycling committee two adjustments. The first Selectmen in attendance of receiving a generous grant recycle many items that should works very hard to keep the stated that for all purchases unanimously approved the total to help continue efforts not be in the waste stream. town of Charlton clean. They of paper or printed media for changes, showing optimism to promote green practices Also, Charlton residents pay a have also ordered signs that in-house use or custom printed that the recycling committee, and recycling in the town of number of trash haulers that say ‘please don’t litter’ and the materials the town would seek and the town of Charlton in Charlton. provide single streamed recy- highway department and some a minimum content standard general, is taking its status as a of the members of the commit- of no less than 30 percent post green community to heart.

contract. There were some things he which is still going strong to this day. asm, morale, camaraderie, and commit- KONIECZNY wouldn’t let go of that they will have Konieczny took a few moments to ment to doing the best they can.” continued from page 1 and benefit from to go forward. They thank everyone for their support, call- In addition to his retirement, owe that to him,” Marsi said. “I thank ing it an emotional night that put a cap Konieczny announced he also recently the state level and right here in Dudley. Dave for everything he’s done.” on 39-years of dedication to a job he put an end to his battle with Hodgkin’s I’ve never encountered a more tena- Many called Konieczny a friend, a loved. lymphoma after he was diagnosed last cious negotiator than Dave,” Selectman powerfully dedicated community vol- “When I joined as an auxiliary in year. He thanked everyone at the fire Paul Joseph said while complimenting unteer and employee, and a fierce 1978 I had no idea where it was going department and police departments for Konieczny for his service. “We did I brother, literally in one case and figu- to take me — It’s been an absolutely their assistance during his time of ill- don’t know how many contracts togeth- ratively in many other cases, to those awesome career. I’ve met many of the ness and revealed, coincidently enough, er and when he made up his mind that within the Dudley Fire Department. best in our business along the way. I’ve that he received his final treatment for it was going to be in the contract then it Konieczny began his lengthy career in made many friends and probably some the disease the day before his official was going to be in the contract.” Dudley in 1978 service the fire and EMS enemies along the way. The high point retirement. Selectman John Marsi echoed providers in town. He was one of the in my career is the fire and life safe- As a reminder of his time with Joseph’s compliments saying that fire- first full-time firefighters in Dudley by ty education program that continues Dudley, Chief Dean Kochanowski pre- fighters throughout Dudley’s depart- 1981 and has served as fire prevention in the elementary schools,” Konieczny sented Konieczny with his helmet for ment should all thank the now-retired and inspection officer and fire inves- said. “I can’t thank the town enough for him to cherish in his retirement for captain for everything he’s done to help tigator for the town. One of his most giving me the opportunity. I hope the his service to Dudley. Konieczny also them in their own careers over the past notable achievements however, and one town appreciates all that I and we have received recognition from the offices 39 years. he himself takes pride in, is the found- done. I will say this, without hesitation, of state Representative Peter Durant “I want (the firefighters) to know ing of a fire safety program for local that this fire department is second to and Senator Ryan Fattman before the how hard he fought for them and their elementary school students in Dudley none with their dedication, enthusi- evening was complete.

Board of Selectmen,” he said. tent basis for when checks are nity, the committee observed: He noted it will also “free up FOGLIO Although that hasn’t been returned to the Collector. Some “If more voters were educated the Town Administrator’s time continued from page 1 “chaotic” and hasn’t led to any departments admitted a loss of and informed on budget issues to focus on 100 other things.” “employees wearing too many “real detrimental situation,” funding stemming from checks substantially prior to Town Over the years, “she has real- hats,” including herself. there was concern it could. expiring before they reach the meeting we could see a greater ly spent a lot of time focusing “The responsibilities of It did have one routinely office of the Collector. It is in involvement and more enlight- on the financial picture of the committees and boards aren’t frustrating feature: boards and the opinion of the Committee ened solutions.” community. She should contin- always clear,” Craver said. departments determined inde- that this behavior is a major Regarding the finance ue to have a role in that, but it’s “A finance director can cross pendently when they turned detriment to the fiscal well-be- director, it specifically recom- not 90 percent of her job.” lines and work with all boards. in accumulated cash; some did ing of the Town and the percep- mended the job-holder not be Craver agreed, noting having Charlton will benefit from hav- it weekly, some monthly, and tion of trust in the local govern- allowed to be on the Finance someone focused on finances ing a more coordinated sys- some annually. That makes it ment.” Committee, but would attend will help make financial infor- tem.” difficult to keep a clear view of The report also cited a need such meetings. Traditionally, mation available to boards and Stephen Coleman, chair of the what Charlton’s finances actu- to start the budget process ear- the treasurer and collec- the public more quickly than now disbanded Government ally are, Coleman said. lier “to provide greater avail- tor have not attended many she can do it. Study Committee, said his Indeed, the May 2016 report ability and transparency to the FinCom meetings, but the town “We’ve heard some great group was largely created to states the issue quite clearly. public, as well as more oppor- administrator usually has. things about [Foglio],” she address that lack of coordina- “During our interviews with tunity for in-depth conversa- “A finance director will added. “She has an excellent tion. various employees whose offic- tions with department heads.” make sure everybody’s play- reputation in Oxford and with “No one person can set es handle money on a consis- Correcting those issues and ing by the same handbook,” the Department of Revenue.” financial policy, including the tent basis, there is an inconsis- others points to an opportu- Coleman added.

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BY KEN POWERS in Paul N. Johnson Senior Hines went 3 for 3. Paul Mitchell loaded the bases kids came to play. They were SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Babe Ruth action. “It’s been fun,” Hines said. with one out in the bottom of hitting the cover off the ball CHARLTON — Fresh off Against Charlton’s Paul “Right now my head is still the seventh inning, but Turner and playing with a lot of life, being a part of Auburn High’s Mitchell club on June 21, Hines up there in the clouds off of struck out Dom Esposito for and we beat them, 10-3. Division 3 state championship went 1 for 2 with a bases-clear- winning the state title, but I’m the second out and got Nick “Tonight we were just dead; baseball team, Collin Hines ing double and a sacrifice fly, starting to get used to it. I took Trinque to fly out — to Hines we just didn’t have it,” Foley has wasted no time getting driving in all of Tatnuck’s runs a couple of days off but now I’m — to end the game. continued. “For us to put a back into the groove for the in a 4-1 win. The night before, back into it.” “This was a really tough loss hurt on them like we did and Worcester-based Tatnuck team in a 13-3 win over Schwartz, Is he ever. for us,” Paul Mitchell manager then come back tonight and lay Against Paul Mitchell, with Tom Foley said. “We played down, that’s tough. This team the score tied, 1-1, and the bases these guys on Sunday and my is Jekyll and Hyde.” loaded in the top of the fourth inning, Hines tattooed the sec- ond pitch he saw, lining the ball into the left-center field gap. The double allowed teammates Nick Zottoli, Avery Lemansky (a former Auburn High team- mate) and Matt Turner to score to give Tatnuck a 4-1 lead. “He [Paul Mitchell pitcher Gehrig Dunn] threw me a fast- ball, right down the middle,” Hines said. “It looked like a beach ball. I got a lot of the bat on the ball and just took it to the opposite field.” In his previous at-bat, in the second inning, Hines lofted a fly ball to right field with one out. Turner, who had led off the inning with an infield sin- gle deep in the hole at short and then advanced to third on a groundout, scored easily on Hines’ sacrifice fly, giving Tatnuck a 1-0 lead. Hines’ performance in his first two games back with Tatnuck comes as no surprise to his manager, Eric Goldstein. “Collin is a key piece to Nick Ethier photos how far we go this year,” Paul Mitchell’s Gehrig Dunn sends a pitch to the plate versus Tatnuck. said Goldstein, whose team improved to 5-3 with the win over Paul Mitchell. “It was tough not having him for the first six games, but he was doing something bigger and better — winning a state cham- pionship. Shortstop Alec DiSimone of Paul Mitchell hustles to the ball and makes “We got him back last night a barehanded play. and he had an impact, going 3 for 3, and then he came back tonight and knocked in all four runs and made a couple plays in the field,” Goldstein continued. “We were waiting to get him back and now that he’s back, it’s nice to have him back.” Zottoli and Turner paced the nine-hit Tatnuck attack with two hits each. Turner also picked up the win on the bump for Tatnuck, allowing just one run on five hits in a com- plete-game effort. He struck out six and walked two. Paul Mitchell (5-5) scored its run in the bottom of the second inning. After reaching on a fielder’s choice, Dalton Bodreau advanced to second base on a passed ball and then scored on RBI single to right field off the bat of Casper Sykes. Paul Mitchell’s Dom Esposito follows through on his swing as he sends Paul Mitchell had opportu- Ben Augustine of Paul Mitchell reaches his bat out to make contact with the ball into play. nities to score in four other the ball. innings, leaving a total of seven runners on base in the game. Cherry Valley Legion can’t take down the giant in Leominster

Framingham. We didn’t Garvin stepped up to Fritze was caught in a get the timely hits, but pitch for Post 443 as pickle between first I think we had seven they now trailed 2-0 and and second base, but it hits. We made really one Brandon Lefevbre (2 for allowed Ryan Fahey to error,” he said. 2, hit by pitch) stepped in. score from third. But Leominster proved Lefevbre then launched “He started out 0 for 10 to be too much, as they a grand slam over the and now he’s on a three- improved to 9-0 follow- left-center field fence to game hitting streak,” ing their 8-1 victory ver- make it 6-0. Stephens said of Gilman, sus Post 443, as Cherry Leominster made it 7-0 another first-year Legion Valley slipped to 0-8. in the third when Matt player. “A team like that, Dupuis (2 for 3) scored A third player mak- you’ve got to be right on a wild pitch thrown ing his Legion debut on top of it. You have to by Garvin, who was this summer is Alex play a pure game, a per- replaced by Jake Leone Belanger, a pitcher and fect game, and we were in the fourth inning. outfielder for Post 443 far from it,” Stephens Leone pitched the final who caught because of an said afterward. “Mental three innings for Cherry injury to the usual start- mistakes…those are the Valley and allowed one er (Ryan Sanderson) and things that are bad, bad run — Fusco hit an RBI the unavailability of the baseball.” single in the sixth — on normal backup (Edgar Post 443 made a few three hits with three Lopez). mental mistakes and strikeouts and no walks. “I guess he caught a three more physical “He pitched real good,” couple times last year Mathew S. Plamondon photos errors, and Leominster Stephens said of Leone, with Bay Path,” Stephens Cherry Valley’s Evan Bond Cherry Valley’s Aidan Gilman records a putout on an infield took advantage early on. who is making the most said of Belanger’s catch- makes a catch out in center pop fly. Post 151 scored once in out of his opportunity to ing career. “I think he did field. the bottom of the first play Legion baseball, his a good job.” BY NICK ETHIER them make the plays the following day (June SPORTS STAFF WRITER inning, five times in the first summer doing so. All of the first-year and stay in the game,” 23) when they picked up second, once in the third “He’s one of those kids Legion players are tak- LEOMINSTER — he explained before the their first victory of the and one more time in the where he was on the bub- ing advantage of their When the winless Cherry contest. “We’ll have an season, a 10-8 decision sixth. ble whether he was going opportunity to play, said Valley Post 443 American opportunity to win, you in extra innings over Leominster scored to play with us or Senior Stephens. Legion baseball team never know.” Wachusett Post 42. its first run off Cherry Ruth. He gave up that one “They were offered an took on undefeated Stevens added that Stephens sees the wins Valley starter Aidan run, but he buckled back opportunity to come play Leominster Post 151 at Cherry Valley played accumulating over the Gilman when Dom Fusco down.” baseball against the best Pin Cannavino Field on its best game of the sea- next couple of summers. (2 for 3) was hit by a pitch And although Gilman kids in Central Mass., Thursday, June 22, man- son to date their last “I’ve got sophomores with the bases loaded. didn’t have his best stuff [and] this is what they’re ager Jim Stephens knew time out, a 4-3 setback to and juniors. We should Then, in the second, on the mound, he went 3 doing. They’re learning that his team needed to Framingham Post 74 on be better next year and Post 151’s bats chased for 3 at the plate. His sec- on the fly,” he noted. put everything together June 20. then in two years we Gilman after 1-plus ond hit helped set up Post And Cherry Valley was to take down the giant. “They played their could be very good,” he inning of work. Tyrus 443’s run, where Andrew rewarded for its efforts “I just want to see best game against concluded. 16 •The Charlton Villager• Friday, June 30, 2017 www.StonebridgePress.com SPORTS Sturbridge Legion snaps losing streak with 9-8 win over East Side was important for us,” noted Rosseel. The young Sturbridge squad started off the way they wanted to after jumping out to a 2-0 lead in the opening inning. “We’ve been playing from behind in our past several games, and that wasn’t work- ing for us,” explained Rosseel. “Jumping out early, now you have a luxury where you can take more chances, like steal more bases, and you want to pour it on a little bit.” Connor McCaffrey led off the first inning with a walk before Brannon McMullen drove him home on a triple that got past East Side’s right fielder and Sturbridge’s Keegan Moynahan follows through on his swing versus East rolled all the way to the fence. Side. “My first triple there was off the curve ball,” recalled before Mick Sullivan plated the favor with an RBI single McMullen, who ended the day Greg Barlow photos Stoever with his second base to drive in McMullen for his with four hits. “My next three Versus East Side, Tyler Stoever of Sturbridge started on the mound and hit in the third. second hit of the game. hits were off the fast ball.” earned the win for Post 109. “I had a couple good BP’s “We just need to keep hitting Colin Eliason picked up the during the off days, but I felt I the ball and putting runners second RBI for Post 109 with didn’t have a lot of pressure on in scoring position,” McMullen BY GREG BARLOW matchup served as part of a sacrifice fly sent to shallow SPORTS CORRESPONDENT me because I knew the other noted. the Massachusetts Zone 4 right center. guys would get it done either Sturbridge used three more WORCESTER — After a two- American Legion Baseball’s A On the defensive front, pitch- way,” mentioned Sullivan, hits in the top of the seventh hour rain delay, the sun came Day At Holy Cross initiative, er Tyler Stoever earned the who ended the day 2 for 3. to add another two insurance out and temperatures reached which included the zone’s 13 win, throwing 6-2/3 innings The momentum briefly shift- runs to their advantage with the mid-80s as the Sturbridge teams clashing in seven games with five strikeouts. Stoever ed in favor of East Side, as the Jared Langevin and Patrick American Legion Post 109 played at the Crusaders’ and was a threat at the plate too, home team battled back in the Wilbur logging the RBIs during Worcester Bravehearts’ home baseball team saw its bats heat notching two hits with an RBI bottom of the third, fourth and this span to give Post 109 its 9-4 field over a two-day span. up as they snapped a five-game single. fifth innings to tie the game at cushion. Rosseel and Post 109 earned losing streak with a 9-8 victo- “It feels good, I mean we 4-4. Down by five with two outs, its revenge, as it marked ry over East Side Post 201 at came together as a team, and However, Sturbridge found a East Side surged for a late rally the second time this season the College of the Holy Cross’ won the game — that’s all I can response in the top of the sixth in the bottom of the seventh, Sturbridge faced East Side, Hanover Insurance Park on say,” said Stoever. to regain the lead, using three recording four runs on four with the Raiders coming out Saturday, June 24. Sturbridge carried its ener- hits to plate three runs for a hits and an error to make it a on top, 10-2, back on June 14. “Just being here [Holy gy into the top of the second 7-4 lead. McCaffrey knocked in one-run game. However, com- This time around, each team Cross] was good for everyone,” and third innings, tacking on the go-ahead run with a tri- ing in to close for Sturbridge equally totaled 12 hits on the exclaimed Sturbridge manager another two runs to move out ple sent to deep center field. was southpaw pitcher Deven day. Jim Rosseel. “It was a good win to a 4-0 lead. Post 109 scored on McMullen then earned his sec- Kingman, who retired the one “We haven’t been string- for us, we needed it.” one of the Raiders’ two errors ond RBI with a single to right batter he faced with the tying ing the hits together, so that The Saturday afternoon on the day in the second inning field. Next, Stoever returned run on base to earn the save. Sturbridge falls just short versus Main South

STURBRIDGE — It was a close game, but in the end the Sturbridge Post 109 American Legion baseball team dropped a 7-5 decision to Main South Post 341 on Tuesday, June 20. Main South improved to 1-1, while Sturbridge slipped to 3-6. It was Post 109’s third straight setback after a 3-3 start.

Sturbridge’s Brannon McMullen fires the ball over to second base during a Main South base-stealing attempt.

Mathew S. Plamondon photos Sturbridge’s Patrick Wilbur works through his Sturbridge’s Patrick Wilbur throws the ball delivery before sending the baseball toward over to first baseman Tyler Stoever to record Roman Krochmalnyckyj of Sturbridge lays Tyler Stoever of Sturbridge goes for the tag on the plate. an out. down a sacrifice bunt to move the base run- a Main South base runner. ners along.

and will include a hole-in-one contest, a putting Skyler Pietz — Girls’ Lacrosse sports briefs contest, door prizes and a special golfer’s raffle. Tristan Pietz — Boys’ Lacrosse The features include 18 holes of golf on a PGA and Sophia Sciarappa — Softball LPGA course with valet parking, bag handling Daniel Stevens — Boys’ Track and Field Southbridge Lions Club thanks its golf services, unlimited use of the driving range, chip- Tory Stoddard — Girls’ Track and Field ping and putting areas prior to the 10 a.m. shotgun Emma Sullivan — Girls’ Track and Field tournament participants, sponsors start, which is a Florida-style scramble. Early Mick Sullivan — Baseball registration begins at 8 a.m. with carts with rain Dario Tarquinio — Baseball The Southbridge Lions Club would like to thank bag covers, a gift, coffee, a continental breakfast Emma Whitehead — Girls’ Track and Field the 136 golfers who joined us at Heritage Country and snacks. An executive buffet dinner is to follow Kiley Wong-Li — Softball Club on Friday, May 12 for our eighth annual Al the tournament. For additional information please Jake Zablocki — Boys’ Lacrosse DiPietro Memorial Golf Tournament. Proceeds call Tournament Chairman Ken at (508) 277-5314 or from the golf tournament are returned to the Foundation Trustee Ted at (508) 764-7909. community in the form of scholarships, which Sturbridge Rotary Club to host are offered to deserving, graduating seniors each spring, as well as people in need in our com- Shepherd Hill student-athletes earn Charity Golf Classic munity. In recognition of their generosity and support of this event, we extend special thanks Mid-Wach All-Star honors The Sturbridge Rotary Club is hosting a Charity to Ed Galonek and All Star Incentive Marketing, Golf Classic on Monday, July 24 at Cohasse Heritage Country Club and Place Motors. The following are spring season Midland- Country Club. Check-in is at 9 a.m. with a tee time Wachusett League All-Stars from Shepherd Hill of 10:30. A barbeque lunch will be provided on the Regional: course and a full prime rib dinner follows in the Annual golf tournament to bene- Kyle Belmonte — Boys’ Track and Field evening. Lots of team prizes will be awarded. A 4 Dani Donnelly — Softball p.m. social hour is planned, followed by dinner and fit Saint-Jean Baptiste Educational Cayley Fagan — Softball awards. Individual signups are $150 and a four- Parker Filo-Loos — Softball some is $500. Sponsorship opportunities on several Foundation Rebekah James — Girls’ Track and Field levels are also available with some including one Chris Lafortune — Baseball or more golf foursomes. Proceeds to benefit our On Monday, July 24 at Pleasant Valley Country Kathleen Landry — Girls’ Track and Field charitable activities. For more information or to Club in Sutton, the 21st annual golf tournament Gabrielle Lawrence — Girls’ Track and Field request a registration form, please contact Dave to benefit the Saint-Jean Baptiste Educational Madison Marsh — Girls’ Track and Field Zonia at (508) 335-4550 or Bill Lemke at (508) 347- Foundation will be held. The cost is $150 per Kevin Mensah — Boys’ Track and Field 7416. The rain date is set for August 7. person — twosomes and singles are welcomed — Mikayla Norton — Girls’ Track and Field www.StonebridgePress.com Friday, June 30, 2017 •The Charlton Villager•17 SPORTS ‘Dream come true’ for Sturbridge trio participating in Red Sox Fantasy Camp

Nixon and Jim Corsi out for dinner and ice cream on three consecutive nights. “These are things you could never experience in normal life,” Kenton said. “There are all these tiny little things that cre- ate stories that you don’t forget.” The women’s camp, which had about 40 par- ticipants, ran from Jan. 11-14, while the men’s camp, which had 144 players, ran from Jan. 15-21. The cost to attend the camp was $2,499 for women and $5,199 for For winning Red Sox Fantasy Camp championships, both men. Michelle Lagares and Mark Kenton received championship At both camps, after rings. a morning of drills and evaluations, the teams (10 players on a team for game at Fenway Park the your locker. And your the women, 12 on a team following day. name is on the jersey. for the men) are draft- “It’s competitive,” And it’s the same locker Ken Powers photos ed. Round-robin play Kenton said. “You get room the team uses.” From left, Sturbridge residents Lisa Bienia-Kenton, Mark Kenton and Michelle Lagares all begins the next day. Each some ‘A’ caliber players, One of the most poi- took part in this year’s Red Sox Fantasy Camp in Fort Myers, Fla. women’s team plays four but you also get some gnant memories Bienia- games and then the top guys who haven’t played Kenton took away from BY KEN POWERS how incredible it was. To And, even though this four teams advance to the before. One year we had the camp was how the SPORTS CORRESPONDENT walk onto that same field year was Mark Kenton’s championship and conso- a guy on the team who former Red Sox players STURBRIDGE — While that the Red Sox play on, seventh “once in a life- lation games. was 55 years old and had at the camp are, for the the rest of New England it was pretty awesome. time opportunity,” it was For the men, each team never put on a baseball most part, just normal was slogging through If you love the game of still special. plays eight games, and glove before. His very people. another winter of snow baseball, it’s the experi- “This year was per- then the consolation and first hit ever was off of “I sat with Trot Nixon and ice, town residents ence of a lifetime.” fect. Every year’s been championship games. [former Sox pitcher] Bill for four nights in a row Michelle Lagares, Lisa For Bienia-Kenton, great, but every year Each men’s team also Lee. He was jumping up — around the campfire, Bienia-Kenton and Mark the experience was has been different, too,” gets to play a three-in- and down when that hap- watching the Patriots Kenton were enjoying enhanced, if that’s pos- said Kenton, an emer- ning game against the pened. There are players game — and we talked themselves on the plush sible, by the fact that gency services physi- former Red Sox players of all skill levels at the about his boys, and we green grass of JetBlue she was drafted by and cian at Mercy Hospital who are at the camp serv- camp.” talked about my boys,” Park at Fenway South played for former Red in Springfield. “The first ing as coaches and advi- Lagares found out said Bienia-Kenton, a in Fort Myers, Fla. as Sox outfielder Trot year you go you’re real- sors. about the camp from her mother of three. “We talk- part of the 2017 Red Sox Nixon’s team, the Boston ly nervous. I remember Lagares’ team, the friend Lisa Lombardo, ed about what he does on Fantasy Camp. Comets. that, all of a sudden, Boston Belles, won the with whom she shares the weekends. We talked It was Lagares’ and “For me it was a dream there I was, having a women’s fantasy camp a pair of Red Sox sea- about life. Bienia-Kenton’s first trip come true,” said Bienia- catch with Rich Gedman, competition, while Mark son tickets. Lombardo “It was just so cool to to the camp, while Kenton Kenton, an emergency who is an idol of mine. Kenton and the Gedman’s attended the first Red talk to him about what was making his seventh services physician at The next year you get to Bombers won the men’s Sox Fantasy Camp for it’s like to be a real per- visit. For Lagares and Harrington Hospital. know the people you’re competition. As part women in 2016. Lagares son versus being a pro- Bienia-Kenton, it was “Trot Nixon was my with a little bit more and of the winning teams, was impressed by all the fessional athlete,” she an amazing time that favorite player since then by the fourth and Lagares and Kenton little things the Red Sox added. “We just sat and more than lived up to the the day he came up in fifth year it’s less about received championship do to make the camp spe- had interesting conver- expected hype. the organization. Long the Red Sox and more rings at Fenway Park on cial. sations and his respons- “It was incredible,” before I ever thought I’d about the friendships May 28, the Sunday of “Your uniform is the es to our questions were said Lagares, who works meet him. 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NEWER PRICE SOLD ON DEPOSIT SOLD NEW PRICE NEW LISTING SOLD SUTTON – 30 Tournament Way! Pleasant DUDLEY – 11 Johnathan Pass! 11 Rm LEICESTER - 2 Logan St! Beautifully OXFORD – 39 Fort Hill Rd! Fantastic 9 Rm WEBSTER – 65 Park Ave! 1800’ Well WEBSTER – 8 Oakwood Dr! 12 Rm Hip DUDLEY – 14 Johnathan Pass! “Perryville DUDLEY – 4 Laura Way! Country but yet Valley CC! Beautiful 3,100’ 8 Rm Townhouse 3,372’ Center Hall Colonial includes 3 Rm Updated 6 Rm Split Entry Set on Nicely Land- Colonial w/Solar Electric Panels, In-ground Maintained 9 Rm, 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath Ranch Roof 5,165’ Custom Colonial on 1 Acre w/ Estates” 8 Rm Colonial! .87 Acres! Stainless Contemp 6 Rm Cape set on 1.14 Acres! w/All the Expected Amenities for Your In-law! Granite Kit w/Island, Formal Din scaped ½ Acre! Stainless Applianced Kit w/ Pool Just under an Acre! Applianced w/CAir! Many Recent Updates! SS In-ground Pool! Formal Din & Liv Rms! Applianced Granite Center Isl Kit Open to Built 2010 but Better than New! Stainless Enjoyment Pleasure! Custom Granite Kit! Granite Kit w/Isl & Hrdwds! Formal Din, Frplc Fam Rm & Frplc Den! Master Rm, Frplcd Liv Rm, Frplcd Den & 3 Bdrms Granite Tile Counter Opening to Dining Area Applianced Eat-In Kit! Frplc Liv Rm w/ Din Area! Formal Din Rm, Liv Rm & Frplcd Applianced Eat-in Granite Kit w/Tile Flr! Liv Frplc Liv Rm w/18’ Ceilings! Formal Dining! All w/Hrdwds! 4 Total Bdrms! 3.5 Total Liv, Frplc Fam Rm w/Hrdwds! Great Rm w/ Pellet Stove, Formal Din all w/Hrdwd Flrs! Suite/Master Bath! 6 Bdrms! 3 Full & 1st Flr Master Suite! Library! 2-4 Bdrms! & Liv Rm! Fam Rm plus 2 Bdrms or 3 Bdrms! Fam Rm All w/Hrdwd Floors! 4 Bdrms! Rm w/Hrdwd Floor! & Ceiling Fan! 1st Mas- Baths! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! Shed! Fenced! Cathedrals, Skylights & Fans! Master Bath! Fam Rm! Office! Great Rm to 8x27’Deck! 2 Half Baths! Hrdwds & Wall to Wall! 2.5 Baths! C/Air! 2 Car & Golf Cart Garages! Full Tile Bath! Sunroom w/Wall AC! Hrdwd 2 Full & 2 Half Baths! 4 Bdrms w/Hrdwds! C/Air! In-law Potential! 2 Car Garage! Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! ter Suite/Master Bath! 3/4 Bdrms! 2.5 Tile Privacy - 3 Acres! $474,000.00 Finished Lower Level! 2 Sheds! “Fore” $559,900.00 Flrs Throughout! $239,900.00 $399,900.00 $289,900.00 $499,900.00 Fenced Back Yard! Shed! $359,900.00 Baths! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! $287,900.00

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SOLD SOLD ON DEPOSIT ON DEPOSIT SOLD ON DEPOSIT NEW LISTING CHARLTON – 44 Oxford Rd! 8 Rm WEBSTER – 39 Cudworth Rd! DUDLEY – 36 Fish Rd! 7 Rm Raised DUDLEY – 34 Alton Drive! 6 Rm 2,000’ DUDLEY – 7 Kayla Lane! 8 Rm Colonial WEBSTER – WEBSTER – 59 East Main St! DOUGLAS – 93 Monroe St! 10.97 Colonial w/Farmers Porch! 1.38 Acres! Everything on One Level – 5+ Room Ranch w/Huge Split Level Cathedral Ranch w/Many Updates! Applianced Best Street for Business in Webster! ACRES! Updated 1867 8 Rm Farm- Set On 1.84 Acres! Applianced Granite New England Commons! Adult 55+! Ceiling Family Rm w/Skylights! Open Oak Kit! Liv Rm w/Cathedral Ceiling & Highest Traffic Count! Ideal for Most house! Flexible Floor Plan! Loads Kit! Frplcd Dining Rm! Living Rm w/ 2 Bdrms! 1 to 2 Baths/Master! New Quartz Kitchen! Formal Dining Rm Ranch Set On Nice .47 Acre Lot! Cabinet Cathedral Ceiling Kit/Din & Living Skylight! 3 Bdrms! Master w/Slider to Business Applications! Complete Recent of Charm! Frplc Liv Rm! Fam Rm w/ Hrdwds! Cathedral Ceiling Family Rm! Applianced! Granite! Hrdwds, Tile & w/Hrdwds! Frplcd Fam Rm w/Hrdwds! Packed Kit! Dining Area w/Slider to Deck! Rms w/Skylights! 3 Bdrms! Master Private Deck! Den of Office! 2 Baths! Remodel Inside & Out! Formally a Polish Cathedrals! Slider to Deck! Din Rm! 3 Bedrooms! Spacious Master, Master Carpet! Basements! Garage! C/Air! Spacious Liv Rm! 4 Bdrms! Master Spacious Liv Rm! Comfortable Master! 2 Bath! 3 Full Baths! Huge Steel I Beam Separate Laundry Rm! 14x37’ Attached Deli & Convenience – Fully Equipped 4 Bdrms! 2 Baths! 2 Car Attached Ga- Bath! 2.5 Baths! 1st Floor Laundry! Security! Community Center! Walking Bath! 2.5 Baths Total! 16X30 Deck! 2 Car Bdrms! 1.5 Baths! 1st Flr Laundry! 2 Car As Such – Full Kitchen! With Almost Farmers Porch! Deck! Attached 2 Car Garage! Shed! 2016 Roof! Many Updates! Garage! Town Services! Easy 395 Access! Clear Span 2 Car Garage! 1.1 Acres! Garage! Double Lot! Town Services! New Equipment - $399,900.00 Without - rage! Additional 3 BAY, 50x85’, GARAGE Trails! Low Fees! Convenient! Oil Heat! Shed! $299,900.00 $219,900.00 $299,900.00 BUILDING! $594,500.00 Garage! $359,900.00 From $234,900.00 $344,900.00 $229,900.00

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WOODSTOCK – 1420 Route 169! WEBSTER LAKE – 10 Kenneth Ave! South WEBSTER LAKE – 901 Treasure WEBSTER LAKE – 334 Killdeer Island! WEBSTER LAKE – 60 Lakeside Ave! WEBSTER LAKE - 56 Laurelwood Dr! Middle Pond – Reid Smith Cove! Western Expo - Beautiful Sunsets! 12 Custom Built 10 Rm 3,154’ Colonial Pond! Sandy Shoreline! 9 Rm Contemp Isl! Prime Beachfront Townhouse! Middle Pond! South Facing! Well Maintained 100’ Waterfront! Huge Views of South Rms/3,517’ of Comfortable Living w/Super 4 Rm In-Law Apartment! Custom Built 2011 from Ground Up! Stainless Set on 5 Secluded Acres! Grand Entry Ranch, 3 Bdrms! 3 Baths! Lake Views from 6Rms! 1,874’! Open Floor Plan! Applianced 7 Rm Colonial! Applianced Oak Kit! Din Rm Pond! Western Exposure = Fantastic Applianced Granite Kit w/Breakfast Bar/Lunch Counter, Gas Range, Wine Cooler, Pantry & Cherry Hrdwds! Exquisite Foyer! 9ft Ceilings! Loads of Upgrades! Most Rooms! Hrdwd & Tile Flrs Throughout! Granite Kit w/Hrdwds! Din & Liv Rms w/ W/Hrdwds! Cathedral Ceiling Liv Rm w/Lake Sunsets! In Time for Summer! 5 Rooms Formal Dining Rm w/Chair Rails, Crowns & Cherry Hrdwds! Lake Facing Frplc Liv Rm w/Crowns, Cherry Hrdwds & Applianced Kitchen w/Huge Granite Views! Cathedral Ceiling 3 Season Sunrm Island! Formal Dining w/Hrdwds! Brunarhan Custom Granite Kit w/Cherry Hrdwds! 2 Bdrms! Master Bath! 2.5 Baths! of Rustic Charm! Real Log Summer Slider to Deck! 1st Flr Laundry! Lake FacingSOLD 2 Rm Master Suite w/Walk-in Closet, Slider to Private Deck, Master Bath Cabinets! 1st Flr Office! Master w/New Bath! Overlooking Lake! Lake Facing Master Suite, Cottage! 10,924’ Lot Allows for Room w/Glass Multi Head Shower, Separate Tub & Dble Granite Vanity! 3.5 Granite Baths Total! 3/5 Bedrooms! 2nd Granite Fireplaced Family Room! Master Suite! 4 Frplcd Fam Rm w/Tile Flr! Recent CAir, Master Bath! 3Bdrms! 2 Baths! Sandy Beach! Bdrms & 2.5 Baths! C/Air! 2 Car Garage! Frplcd Fam Rm! Deck w/Custom Bar! 2 Car Gas Heat & Windows! Trex Deck! Garage! $469,900.00 to Expand! Remodel It! Tear it Down! Kitchen! Ceiling Stereo Throughout! 3Z Gas Heat! 3Z C/Air! C/Vac! Security! Andersons! 2 Car Garage! One of the $389,900.00 Garage! $659,900.00 BOAT SLIP! Heated Pool! $424,900.00 Build New! $359,900.00 Newest & Best Homes For Sale on the Lake in Years! $849,900.00

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WEBSTER LAKE - 82 Lakeside Ave! South Pond! Prime 157’ Waterfront w/Western Expo! Beautiful Sunsets! Panoramic Lake Views! 10+ Rm, 4 Bdrm, 4.5 Bath, WEBSTER LAKE – Reid Smith Cove WEBSTER LAKE – 30 S. Point Rd! WEBSTER LAKE – 55 Colonial Rd! WEBSTER LAKE – 15 South Point Rd! A/C’d, 3,832’ Custom Colonial! Technical/Electrical Marvel! 2 Story Grand Entry! Fully Appliance Lake Facing Quartz Kit w/2 Dishwashers, Heated Flr & Pantry! WATERFRONT LOT! South Shore Rd! Tons of Sun! 91’ Waterfront! Yr Rd 7 Rm South Pond! 105’ Level Waterfront! Western Middle Pond - Panoramic Views! Build Your Waterfront Dream! 100+’ of Shoreline! Spacious Din Area w/Custom Wall Unit & Slider to the Waterfront Deck w/Elect Awning! Frplc Liv Rm w/Entertainment Center! Din Rm w/Tray Ceiling! 1st Flr Lake Build Your Dream Home or Summer Colonial! Ideal 2nd Home! Panoramic Expo! Awesome Sunsets! 10 Rm Contemp! Retreat! Set on Quiet Road, Surrounded Views of South Pond! Country Kit w/Din! Pano Lake Views Most Rms! Open Flr Plan! 53.94’ Road Frontage! Land Area 8,147’! Facing Master w/Tray Ceiling, Walk-in Closet, Full Bath w/Dble Vanity, Whirlpool & Corner Shower! Upstairs 3 Comfortable Bdrms, 2 Lake Facing, Both connect to Town Water & Sewer Available! 2 Docks by Woods! Sloping Lot Down to Level Spacious Frplc Din & Liv Rm w/Lake Facing Frplcd Liv Rm! 4 2nd Flr Bdrms, 3 Lake a Full Bath, the 3rd has its Own Full Bath & Walk-in Closet! Walkout Lower Level Lake Facing Fam Rm w/2nd Kit, Cedar Sauna & Full Bath! Separate Utility Rm & Already in the Water! Lots on Webster Lake SOLD Waterfront! 7,200’ Lot! 57’ on the Water Picture Window! 3 Bdrms! Walkout Lower Facing! Master Bath! 2.5 Remodeled Baths! Workshop! 3 Car Attached Garage! Detached 1 Car Garage! Security System! LP Gas Whole House Generator! Boat House that Auto Draws Boat Out of the Water, are a Rarity, Don’t let this Slip By without & Road! Town Water & Sewer Available! Level! Fam Rm w/Summer Kit! Recent 2 Car Garage! Dock! Add Lot Across St! Launches It on a Rail System! Weather Station! Well Irrig System! See/Ask For All Attachments! $1,195,900.00 $229,900.00 Roof & Siding! $349,900.00 Your Consideration! $179,900.00 Recent Roof! $649,900.00

NEW PRICE WEBSTER LAKE COMPOUND! 2 Checkerberry Isl! Private 2.09 Acre Waterfront Peninsula Estate! Park Like Grounds! WEBSTER LAKE – 16 Bates Crossing! South Pond! Beautiful Sunrises! Huge Eastern HOLLAND - Hamilton Reservoir Waterfront! 430 Mashapaug Rd! 8 Rm 2,864’ Custom Cape! 200’ Waterfront, 3.2 Acres, Estate Like 2,800’ 8 Rm Colonial Main House w/Lake Views from Most Windows! SS Applianced Granite Kit! Din Area w/Tile Flr! Lake Exposure! 8 Rm 3,100’ Custom Contemporary! 2.43 Acres! Substantial Privacy! Home Features Grounds! Situated in a Cove Sheltered from Storms, Idle Out to Main Lake! Grand Entry Foyer! Open Floor Plan! Custom Cherry Kit w/Quartz Facing 38’ Din/Liv Rm w/Frplc, Recessed Lighting & Slider to Wrap Around Deck! French Dr Fam Rm Surrounded by Water! Endless Possibilities! Open Flr Plan w/Magnificent Views from Every Rm! 3 Bdrms, 3 Baths, Isl, SS Appliances, Wall Ovens, Pantry Closet & Recessed Lighting! Din Area & Cathedral Ceiling Liv Rm w/Wood Stove Frplc & Pella Sliders to 3 Bdrms! 21’ Master w/Cathedral Ceiling, Slider to Private Deck w/Lake Views, Master Bath! 2nd Bath w/Dble Vanity Sinks, Cathedral Ceilings w/Skylights! European Kit w/Center Isl! Modern Frplc Liv Rm w/Glass 12x38 Deck w/Electric Awning & 12X18 Screened Porch! 1st Flr Water Facing Master w/Walk-in Closet & Bath w/Granite Dble Vanity & Custom 3.5 Baths! Skywalk Attached 750’ 4 Rm Guest/In-Law Apartment w/Granite Kit, SS Applianced, Open Din & Liv Rm w/Slider Sliders Open to Waterfront Balcony! Master Bdrm w/en-suite Bath, Separate Shower, Jacuzzi Glass Shower w/Waterhaven Tower! 1st Flr Office w/French Pocket Doors & Custom Desk Wall! Side Entry Mud Rm w/Custom Desk, Cabinets to Lake View Deck, Bdrm, Nice Bathrm! Detached 3 RmSOLD Yr Rd Guest Cottage or Rental Unit w/Kit, Frplcd Liv Rm, Bdrm & Tub, Walk-in Closet & Attached Laundry! Lower Level Bdrms Share Private Bath! C/Air! & Counter w/Sink, Guest Closet, Laundry Closet & Half Bath w/Pedestal Sink! Upstairs 3 Water Facing Bdrms, 2 w/Cathedrals! 2nd Full Tile Bathroom! Enclosed 3 Season Pavilion Great for Entertaining! Tree Lined Private Drive! Rolling Lawn! Decks! Patios! Ideal Attached Garage w/Work Space! Detached 2 Car Heated Garage w/Workshop! Greenhouse! Bath w/Custom Vanity & Linen Closet! Add Storage! Full Walkout Basement - Need More Rms! Zoned Hydro Air! 3 Car Garage! Sheds! Dock! Panoramic Lake & Estuary Views! Long Driveway or Direct Access from Shore Dr! Full Recreation Lake! $749,900.00 Dock Setup! Boat Ramp! For the Discerning Buyer! $1,449,900.00 $950,000.00 Featured Open House hope2own.com Featured New Webster Lake Listing! 508.943.4333 WEBSTER LAKE - 32 JACKSON RD Newly Listed! AN INTRIGUING OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN Sharon Pelletier - Broker EXTREMELY UNIQUE 3.32 ACRE WEBSTER LAKE WATERFRONT Licensed in MA, CT & RI PROPERTY! Located at the Southern most end of Webster Lake’s South Pond beyond Cedar Island. Extremely Private with Direct Lake Access along a Delightful Level Peninsula. A great amount of lake frontage! WE WANT YOUR Launch a boat, fish & simply enjoy the lake in quiet solitude. Charming 43 East Main Street Webster, MA 01570 2 BR, 2 Bath Ranch has a Full Finished Lower Level & walkout access LISTINGS! to a screened-in patio, plus a detached garage! $369,000 Fine Realtor Associates to Serve You! June Cazeault * William Gilmore II * Laurie Sullivan * Diane Strzelecki * Matthew Ross * Lori Johnson-Chausse * Mark Barrett

WEBSTER - 6 BRIAN AVE WEBSTER - 30 BRANDES ST PLAINFIELD - 55 SACHEM DR THOMPSON - 485 WILSON RD WEBSTER - 40 CAMILE RD

SORRY, SOLD! SORRY, SOLD! SORRY, SOLD! Brian Acres! LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! 3 bedroom First time offered! Well maintained, One owner Split!! Main level A wonderful family home, great for entertaining! Featuring a large eat in, Split Level home! Cathedral ceiling, cozy fireplaced living room! has open floor plan with 3 Bedrooms and Full bath ~ Finished Beautiful end unit condo! 3 bedrooms! 2 full baths! Bright Large, spacious ranch home! 3 bedrooms on main floor, the master cabinet packed kitchen with granite counters, ceramic floor, recessed has a full bath & Jacuzzi. 1 bedroom on lower level has walkout. Open lighting. Sunken living room! Stone Fireplace! Formal dinning room, office French doors to office! Oversized deck! Great level backyard with lower level has another Full bath w/shower and hook ups for open floor plan! private deck! Bright & sunny dining room/ living room w/wood stove, beautiful bright formal dining room with w/french doors! Large master suite, w/jetted tub, plus 2 large bedrooms! privacy! Large master with bathroom! 3 zone New Buderus system! stove and refrigerator! New Boiler! New Deck! 2 Car Garage. All living room. Central air! Gas heat! Granite counters and tile large windows. kitchen with granite counters, tile floor! access to back Town Services! Enjoy Summer evenings in your “mostly private” deck! Sold in AS IS CONDITION! INSPECTIONS ARE FOR BUYERS Finished lower level w/pellet stove, 2 full baths + 2 half baths! Heated in Updated electrical, recent windows! Finished fireplaced lower level. floors. Large laundry/Storage room on lower level, one car ground pool! $349,900. backyard! Minutes to I-395! $233,000 INFORMATION ONLY. Also available is a 3 acre rear lot with 960 sq.ft. Quiet Neighboorhood! New Price $239,900. garage. assisted sale $125,000. metal building! assisted sale $210,000.

WEBSTER - 108 THOMPSON ROAD WEBSTER - 791 SCHOOL STREET WEBSTER LAND! Restaurant Business - LAND: WEBSTER/DUDLEY BUILDABLE LOTS Opportunity not to pass up! The Former Hubbard Estate! Webster’s Finer properties. Built in 1932, 3 story Brick Capacity 44, Webster Lake - Black Point Rd. Waterfront, Bow Front Colonial! Maticulusly maintained inside and Beer & Wine License! Boat Access, Town Water & Sewer. $49,900 out! Slate roof! Copper Gutters!14 rooms, 6 extremely large bedrooms! 4 Full Baths! 2 half baths! Huge Walk in cooler! Name brand Webster Lake - 22 South Point Rd. Southern SORRY, SOLD! Fireplaced Formal Parlor! Formal dining, Study w/walnut SORRY, SOLD! exposure! Town Water & Sewer $229,900. wainscoting*sun room with Terracotta Flooring! Incredible equipment! All service ware Presently being used as a single family. Development Opportunity! Excellent Visibility ~ 131,987 SF. CORNER LOCATION!! Prime 3+ Acres! Multiple Applications & Possibilities. Webster - 114 Lake St. Multi-Family Zoned, 2 comfortable Screen porch, conservatory leads to the green house, excellent for the year round gardening included. Avg.Traffic count Recent Zoning Change to ~ Business 4 ~ Now allows for Single & Multi Family Dwellings as well as Other Business Applications! OFFICE SPACE etc.... EXCELLENT REGIONAL lots, 12,000 +/- Sq Ft ea., Town Water & Sewer, enthusiast, Heated 3 car garage w/attic, work shop, and tool shed 42’ x 26’ Custom Inground Pear shaped pool! ACCESS to Interstate I-395. Current Elevation Lends to easy Development.... Corner Lot Tennis court & lush gardens. 2.22 Manicured acres! and so much more.One incredible home! approx.13K per day. with almost 800 FT’ of Road Frontage on 2 Streets! 345ft. Frontage on Rt 193 - 450ft. on and City Gas! SORRY SOLD $95,000 Tower St. & 339ft on Summit (paper rd). Access to Town Water/Sewer & Natural Gas ! assisted sale $400,000. $129,900. Multi family Structure on property is in need of work. $599,000. On the shores of Lake Char gogg a gogg man chaugg a gogg chau bun a gung a maugg WEBSTER LAKE WEBSTER LAKE - 118 POINT BREEZE RD WEBSTER LAKE - 91 SOUTH SHORE RD WEBSTER LAKE-198 KILLDEER RD WEBSTER LAKE • 2 SOUTH POINT RD 166 KILLDEER ISLAND RD

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FOR • Waterfront • Brooks Pond • Privacy • 4 bedrooms • New Condo • Cath Ceiling SALE • 2500 sq.ft. • 24x20 Great Rm • 2.5 Bath • 1800 sq. ft. • 3 BR • 2 Bedrooms • 2 fireplaces • 2 car garage • Deck 37 William Casey Rd 33 Country Hill Rd 5 Brook Pond Rd - $359,900 $319,900 $239,900 DUDLEY • LAND, LAND, LAND • Privacy • 4 bedroom To advertise on our real estate • Gas fireplace • 1st floor Master suite or family section, please call your local room & bedroom • 23’ Living Rm sales representative • Formal dining room at 1-800-367-9898 42 Healy Rd – $339,900 Friday, June 30, 2017 • The Villager • 5 Family Making Connections: Exploring The Themes Of ‘Splash And Bubbles’ With Preschool Children BY ERIC SOLOMON, social-emotional connec- be good friends. Rangers. highlight the connections Julie Phillips and DIRECTOR OF ARCTIC PROGRAMS AT THE VANCOUVER AQUARIUM tions. Empathy grows as Talk about it: Give to viewers’ own land- Merrill Puckett-Miller of MARINE SCIENCE CENTRE Diversity: Differences self-awareness devel- young viewers an oppor- based lives. As you watch Herschend Enterprises, (NAPS)—Whether we in how we look and live in Idaho or India, we where and how we live are bound together by, are worth celebrating! and intimately connected Splash and Bubbles dis- to, the ocean. It covers 71 cover and celebrate the percent of the Earth’s sur- value of diversity as they face and over 90 percent explore new habitats, of the habitable space; it make new friends, and is the source of half the learn about all the differ- oxygen we breathe; it reg- ent ways life looks and ulates the temperature lives in the ocean. and creates the climate Talk about it: Use and weather we rely on moments in the show as to survive. jumping-off points to dis- Meanwhile, beneath cuss diversity in our own the surface swims the land-based communities. most amazing life—glow- Interconnectedness: in-the-dark fish, disap- We are all connected to pearing octopuses, scal- the ocean and to each lops with 200 eyes and other. just about any other For example, in many weird and wonderful episodes, we learn that thing you could imagine. the more we discover The ocean is weirder, how diverse the world funnier, richer, more col- truly is, the more we real- orful and dynamic than ize how connected we all the craziest world our are. imaginations could ever Talk about it: Use these conceive of. Yet unlike ocean examples to start the fictional worlds of a discussion about the Neverland, and the many many ways we all rely on enchanted kingdoms, the each other. ocean realm is real—and Individuality: Everyone has something Splash, Bubbles and their best friends Dunk and Ripple go on epic adventures, discovering marine biology and oceanography it’s a vast world to which as they meet all kinds of “citizens of the sea.” we are all intimately con- valuable to contribute. nected. The gang learns that ops in children. In the tunity to tell you about “Splash and Bubbles” as well as John Tartaglia, These are the reasons everyone on the reef has “Double Bubbles” epi- what they’ve learned and with the children in your Michael Shawn Lewis I jumped at the chance an important job to do. sode, Ripple can see that share in their excitement. life, I encourage you to and Jill Shinderman. The to be the Curriculum Biologically speaking, Bubbles is upset about “Splash and Bubbles” look for and explore those series is funded in part Advisor for The Jim every living thing has a something. demonstrates and cel- connections. by the Corporation for Henson Company’s new role to play in the web of Talk about it: Ask chil- ebrates diversity, inter- “Splash and Bubbles” is Public Broadcasting and marine science-based life. From a social-emo- dren whether they’ve connectedness, individu- a production of The Jim by the National Science preschool show, “Splash tional perspective, we ever felt that way and ality, empathy and a love Henson Company and Foundation (NSF). Airing and Bubbles” (airing all have something valu- what would have made of learning while expos- Herschend Studios. The daily on PBS (check your daily on PBS). It’s a show able to contribute in our them feel better. ing viewers to concepts series is executive pro- local listing) and stream- that celebrates our one homes and communities. Celebration of learn- of marine biology. The duced by Lisa Henson ing on Netflix. big ocean and all its Talk about it: Explore ing: It’s fun to share what stories and characters and Halle Stanford of The http://pbskids.org/ wackiness while explor- with your child what you’ve learned with oth- make them relevant and Jim Henson Company, splashandbubbles ing marine biology con- valuable contributions ers. cepts ranging from cur- they make at home, Scientists are inherent- rents to cephalopods and among their friends and ly excited about learning camouflage. The show in their community. and sharing what they’ve is built around five cur- Empathy: Awareness learned with others. So ricular themes that have and understanding of are preschoolers. And both marine biology and another’s feelings help us so are the Reeftown Don’t Let Lice Ruin Summer Camp

Parenting experts and educators say that if parents understood just how crucial play was for their children’s development, they’d encourage their kids to play more often. shows that children are more attentive Make No Mistake— Play Is Crucial, Experts Say (NAPS) after recess. While most kids score an “A” in play, • Trust Your Kids, Within many parents need to understand just Boundaries. Teach kids problem-solv- Be vigilant about head lice in advance of summer camp. how crucial play is for their children’s ing skills to help them make better deci- (NAPS) tion. 3. Keep Lice from development. sions and then set certain parameters in terms of knowing where they are, When sending kids to Here’s how: Returning Home from That’s the consensus experts share giving them space and trusting their summer camp, parents • Part your child’s Camp. It takes four to six in “The American State of Play” report judgment. That’s how kids learn inde- have always worried hair to examine the scalp weeks for telltale itching published by The Genius of Play™, a pendence, competence, and confidence about homesickness, under a light. Watch symptoms to start. This national movement to raise awareness they need for success in life. safety and sunburns. One for movement. Lice will means a child returning of play’s vital benefits. move quickly away from from camp may not be “The latest research shows that chil- • Guide Children’s Tech Use. more concern is head Give kids time to explore virtual worlds lice. The likelihood of the light. diagnosed until family dren are spending less time playing • Lice eggs (“nits”) and friends have been than ever before and it’s a problem,” and tech-based play but set limits, just exposure to lice increases as you do with everything else. Parents at places such as school may look like dandruff exposed. While kids are says Dana Points, a parenting expert but cannot be flicked off away, have them use a and one of the report’s contributors. can be role models in how to use tech- and camp, where chil- nology in a responsible way. dren share belongings with a fingernail. Eggs daily defense shampoo “Play is one of the most essential ele- will be attached to the such as Vamousse Lice ments of learning, helping kids devel- • Let Kids Lead the Way. Parents and are in close proxim- learn much more from children when ity to other kids. hair shaft within ½” of Defense, which has been op social, emotional and cognitive the scalp. shown to kill lice during skills. Yet overly structured schedules, they interact and play with them on WHAT YOU MAY • Use a lice comb routine hair washing. increased screen time and diminishing their terms. Just being present plays a EXPERIENCE AT to work through small Encourage your child recesses in schools are getting in the significant role. CAMP CHECK-IN sections of hair looking to keep belongings sepa- way.” More expert advice and everyday for lice or nits. Pay extra rate, and pull long hair To help your child learn, explore, play ideas based on a child’s age or Many camps now attention to the nape of into a ponytail to mini- create and evolve through play, check developmental stage are available at perform head checks at the neck, behind the ears, mize contact. out these tips: TheGeniusofPlay.org. To support registration to help pre- under bangs, and the Remember that • Engage in All Types of Play. The Genius of Play’s mission to bring vent lice transmission crown of the head. although lice are an Kids learn through all play, but not more play into kids’ lives and get at camp. Children who 2. Treat Any annoyance, they are all play must be structured and not all daily play inspiration and facts, fol- have lice may be delayed Infestation. If you find an very common and do not play is the same. Kids may take part low @GeniusOfPlay on Facebook and from entering camp to infestation, get your child spread disease or pose in active, cooperative, creative, even Instagram. be treated or potentially camp-ready quickly with serious health risks. By solitary play in a single afternoon, with sent home. a product that allows you making Vamousse prod- and without actual toys. • Use Play as a Learning Tool. WHAT YOU CAN DO to end an infestation in ucts part of your plan for IT’S a single treatment rather summer, you can look Enrolling children in a program to 1. Conduct a Pre- than needing to reapply forward to hearing camp learn a skill is not the same as just let- Camp Head Check. seven to 10 days later. memories rather than, ting kids play. The pressure parents feel GOING Parents who examine Pesticide-free Vamousse “Mom, my head itches!” to make sure their kids are getting the their child at home for Lice Treatment kills best training can be counterproductive DOWN! lice can detect an infesta- both lice and eggs in one LEARN MORE to the positive emotional, social and skill-based learning they get through tion early and save their 15-minute application— For further facts and play. CHECK OUT THE child the frustration of even pesticide-resistant tips, visit www.vamous- • Recognize the Power of Recess. being diagnosed with lice super lice. selice.com. SPORTS ACTION! during camp registra- Recess helps kids learn. Research 6 • The Villager • Friday, June 30, 2017 Friday, June 30, 2017 • Town-to-Town Classifieds 1

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