MERIDEN FREE BULKY WASTE DISPOSAL SATURDAY
The City of Meriden Transfer Station located on Evansville Avenue will be open to Meriden residents, with a valid I.D., on Saturday, May 7, 2011, between 7:00 A.M. and 12:00 Noon for the FREE disposal of household bulky waste, leaves and brush. Accepted items include; furniture, carpeting, bedding, appliances, metals, toys, leaves in biodegradable paper bags or emptied from other containers and brush not exceeding 6 inches in diameter and 2 foot long. The City does not accept auto parts, recyclable materials, construction materials, scrap wood or hazardous waste (i.e., oil, gasoline, paint, solvents, and pool/lawn chemicals).
The City accepts the following electronic waste: Monitors, CPUs, Batteries (non lead acid), IPods, PDA's, Cell Phones, Fax Machines, CRTs, Terminals, Stereos and Radios, Toner Cartridges, Printers, Keyboards, Copiers, Telephone PBX, Cables, VCRs, Modems, Mainframes, Typewriters, Laptops, Inkjet Cartridges and Televisions.
The City reserves the right to inspect and reject all materials. Non-commercial vehicles only. There will be NO curbside pickup associated with this program.
Compost and untreated wood chips are available free of charge.
It is anticipated this FREE bulky waste disposal opportunity will be busy and waiting times may be longer than normal. Every effort will be made to minimize wait times.
MERIDN Spring Clean Up Reminder
The Department of Public Works does not collect leaves in the Spring. Residents are required to deliver their leaves and brush to the Transfer Station, which is located on Evansville Avenue. The Transfer Station is open Mondays from 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM, Wednesdays from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM and the first and third Saturday from 7:30 AM to Noon. There is no charge for the disposal of leaves and brush. For complete information on the Transfer Station, please visit the City’s website at www.cityofmeriden.org. Select municipal services followed by Public Works and Transfer Station.
NOTICE TO WALLINGFORD RESIDENTS
The COMPOST CENTER will be open the following hours during April and May:
Monday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Tuesday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Wednesday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturdays 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Electronics Recycling Program - New for Wallingford Residents
Wallingford Electronics Recycling Program
For: Wallingford Households ONLY
Where: Recycling Center, 157 John Street
When: 2nd Saturday of every month, starting April 9, 2011
Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
What is Accepted: Computers; computer monitors; laptops, printers; keyboards and mice; TVs; fax machines; VCR, DVD and CD players; iPods; Walkmen; PDAs; stereos; modems; routers; cables and wiring; and telephones.
Is there a Limit?: Each household will be limited to seven (7) items per visit.
Is there a Charge?: No, this program is FREE.
Other ways to recycle electronics:
Goodwill – each Goodwill store in the area participates in the ReconnectPartnership recycling program with Dell. Computers and computer equipment of any make and in any condition will be accepted at Goodwill stores at no charge.
Best Buy – All stores will accept any make computer and TVs (up to 32 inches) for recycling. There may be a charge of $10/item, but you will then receive a Best Buy gift card valued at $10.
Wallingford Community Day Care Hosts Mayor, Cat in the Hat, Thing 1 & Thing 2 and Viola Swamp!
Dressed in a shirt, tie and overcoat, Mayor William Dickinson walked into a preschool classroom at Wallingford Community Day Care and put on a hat. But it wasn’t just any hat – it was a red- and white-striped Dr. Seuss hat. And this was no ordinary day – this was “Read Across America Day.”
On March 2, with “Green Eggs and Ham” in hand, the mayor began reading the beloved story to the delight of the many children who soon circled around him to listen to his animated version of the story – complete with sound effects and acting out some scenes.
“I do not like green eggs and ham! I do not like them, Sam-I-Am,” said the mayor.
Jessica Ivan, who is an assistant with the four-year-old children at Wallingford Community Day Care, along with kindergarten teacher Tammy Smith, spearheaded the “Raising Readers Club.” The club typically meets on Wednesday nights, but instead of a club meeting, Ivan read “Yurtle the Turtle” and built a tower of blocks that alternated with paper Yurtles. The tower grew taller and taller…until Yurtle sneezed and the tower fell to the ground, causing the children to squeal with delight.
In other classrooms, children listened to Dale Sheehan, who is part of the infant/toddler program at Wallingford Community Daycare and dressed as both “Thing 1 AND Thing 2” read “Hop on Pop; kindergarten teacher Tammy Smith read “Miss Nelson is Missing” (dressed as Viola Swamp); and families – be it moms, dads, siblings, grandparents, stepparents, aunts, uncles or friends – watch skits performed by the school-age children and show their clay-figure interpretations of Dr. Seuss’s works.
“They studied Dr. Seuss all week [during school vacation],” said Director Kathy Queen.
And it wasn’t just the school-age children that were working hard during vacation week. The three-year-olds worked on phonemic awareness – learning how important one’s mouth is to speaking and worked it into Dr. Seuss and the importance rhyming has on language development.
The first three years of life is the most effective time to teach pre-literacy skills. The development of oral language is the foundation of reading and writing. Without a strong foundation, children can fall behind as academic material becomes more complex. Early literacy is not about 3- and 4-year-olds reading proficiently. That's not developmentally-appropriate It's learning to enjoy listening to someone read, establishing a love of reading and gaining knowledge, understanding how words work on a page, that letters make up words, how to look through a book, how to hold a book. They see that it's fun to read.
Queen saw March 2 as an important way to include families into the overall life success of the children at her center.
“If we’re looking to close the achievement gap and we want kids to be ready and be the best, most literate kids out there, then it’s not just about school readiness,” said Queen. “It’s about the family, nutrition and fun, because kids aren’t islands. They live in a family and family is key – no matter what that family is.”
Jacob: Six-year-old Jacob proudly displays his clay rendering of a Dr. Seuss classic.
Jessica and Yurtle the Turtle 1: Jessica Ivan, assistant teacher in the four-year-old classroom, reads an interactive version of "Yurtle the Turtle" with Mirna 8 and Manda, 4-and-a-half, listening intently. Watch out when Yurtle sneezes!
Mallory and Natalia: Seven-year-old Mallory reads "Hop on Pop" to 7-year-old Natalia.
Mayor Reading 4: Mayor William Dickinson gets animated as he reads "Green Eggs and Ham."
Mayor’s Corner - Wallingford
Dear Friends:
This year Earth Day was marked on the calendar as April 22nd; however, the Town of Wallingford is celebrating throughout the month of April with a variety of events.
The Wallingford Recycling Committee held its first-ever Environmental Film Series. Three films were shown at the Wallingford Public Library Community Room from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Discussion will follow each film. On April 4th Flow, for the Love of Water, Irene Salina’s award-winning documentary was shown; on April 13th Energy Crossroads, an award-winning documentary regarding problems associated with our energy consumption was aired, and on April 25th The 11th Hour was featured. The film explores how we’ve arrived at this moment – how we live, how we impact the earth’s ecosystems, and what we can do to change our course.
The Town kicked off its new Electronic Recycling Program on April 9th. Residents may now bring used household electronics to the Recycling Center on John Street on the 2nd Saturday of each month. The Center is open on those days from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. If you have any questions regarding this program, please call Program Planning at 203-294-2061.
In addition, the Recycling Committee is sponsored a recycling art contest for Wallingford students in kindergarten through eighth grade. Entries were either imaginative sculptures or useful items made from recycled materials. Judging was held on April 21 with winners to be announced in the next issue..
On Saturday, April 30th Wallingford celebrated CLEAN a ROAD Day. Volunteers cleaned “needy” roads and stopped by Town Hall. for bags, gloves and/or vests. It was a great time to remove litter from our roads and grounds!
Through everyone’s efforts at home, work and in our community, we can reduce negative environmental impacts and improve our Earth.
Sincerely,
William W. Dickinson, Jr. - Mayor
WALLINGFORD SENIOR CENTER News and Events
May Is National Older Americans Month
The theme of National Older Americans Month 2011 is “Older Americans: Connecting the Community”. The theme pays homage to the many ways older adults bring inspiration and continuity to our communities. Come celebrate all the wonderful aspects of being an “older American” by participating in the educational, social and recreational activities scheduled this month just for you!
Celebrate 40 Years!
Wednesday, May 11, 1:00 – 3:00 PM
The Wallingford Senior Center is 40 years old this year and we have planned a fun party to celebrate the occasion. Musical entertainment, dancing, a game show, special refreshments and Senior Center memories are all part of the festivities. Tickets, which are available at the front desk, are free to members and $3.00 for non-members.
Living Well with Chronic Conditions
Tuesday, May 3, 3:00 PM
If you or someone you care for is living with a chronic condition or disease, join us for an informational meeting to learn about an exciting 6-week interactive series designed just for you that will be held Tuesdays, 3:00 to 5:30 PM, May 10 - June 14. This proven program will help you to self manage your illness, learn practical ways to deal with your symptoms, understand your treatment options and learn a better way to talk with your care team and family. Please sign up if you plan to attend the May 3rd meeting.
CT Alert Emergency Notification System
Tuesday, May 17, 10:00 AM
The Connecticut Alert Emergency Notification System (CT Alert ENS) allows state and local officials to help protect lives and property by sending critical information alerts to residents during emergencies. The Wallingford Police Department will present an informational program on the CT Alert ENS at 10:00 A.M., on May 17, and then will assist interested members with registering with the state their phone numbers (including cell phones, pda’s, text messaging and email). Please sign up to attend.
40th Anniversary Dinner Dance
Featuring Michael Dutra & the Strictly Sinatra Band
Saturday, May 21, 2011, 5:00 – 9:00 PM
We are celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Wallingford Senior Center in grand style with a delicious dinner and a fabulous Sinatra tribute band. The Chicken Marsala dinner will include salad, ziti, dessert and more. The Strictly Sinatra Band, starring Michael Dutra, performs more than 300 nights per year stunning audiences with its dead-on rendition of Frank Sinatra classics. Tickets to this gala evening are on sale to members only during the month of April. If space allows, tickets will be on sale to the general public beginning May 1. Tickets are $30.00 for members and $40.00 for non-members.
Memorial Day Observance
Tuesday, May 31, 11:00 AM
Our program of remembrance will feature readings and music in memory of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. Please join us in the Great Room.
Forty Years of Fashion
Vintage Fashion Show & Display
We are looking for vintage clothing from the 50’s, 60’s 70’s and 80’s for an event on June 8. We are collecting clothes that can either be modeled or displayed; sportswear, outerwear and formal wear are all welcome. We are also searching for volunteers who would enjoy modeling the clothes on the runway during the fashion show. If you have clothing to loan or are interested in participating as a model or escort, please contact Patty Watts at 203-265-7753.
COMING IN JUNE! MARK YOUR CALENDAR1
♦ Summer Sizzle Dance Party w/ Stan Scott Band
June 2, 2011
♦ Vintage Fashion Show & Display
June 8, 2011
♦ 10th Anniversary Celebration of our Building
June 9, 2011
♦ Senior Center Art Show
June 29 to July 1, 2011
MEMORY LANE
What is Memory Lane and where is it located? Memory Lane is an adult day program located within the Wallingford Senior Center, designed to promote and maintain independence for seniors with mild memory loss, cognitive, and/or physical impairments. This program offers a variety of pet-therapy, music, and baking activities as well as monthly day-trips, and physical activities. Hours of operation are 9:15 a.m. to 2:15 p.m., Monday through Friday. Handicapped-accessible transportation is provided for residents of Wallingford at no extra charge. Eligibility is based on an assessment, interview, and medical clearance. If you are interested in an affordable, fun, and stimulating way to keep your loved one safe and independent during the day, stop by the reception desk for a brochure and tour of the center, or contact Melinda Welch, Program Coordinator, at 203.265.7753 for more information. *There are many benefits to adult day programs: caregiver respite, daily socialization with peers, integration into the community, and avoiding premature institutionalization. * Source: http://www.caring.com/articles/benefits-of-adult-day-care-programs.
SOCIAL SERVICES
IN ORDER TO SERVE YOU BETTER, PLEASE CALL TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE SOCIAL WORKER, EILEEN FLYNN, AT 265 7753. Walk-In Schedule: The Social Worker will take walk-ins on a first come basis for one-half hour sessions ONLY (30 minutes). Sessions are on the half-hour from 9:00 AM to 12 Noon and 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM. No regular appointments will be scheduled on Tuesdays.
Estate Planning and Medicaid
Thursday, May 12, 1:00 – 2:30 PM
Brad Davis, WDRC talk show host, will join Attorney Daniel O. Tully and Attorney Dean Kilbourne, of Kilbourne & Tully, P.C., to provide education on Estate Planning and Medicaid. To register for this program, please call 203-265-7753.
Exploring Senior Housing Options
Wednesday, May 18, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
SHOULD I STAY IN MY HOME OR SHOULD I GO? Many are faced with this choice. SRES Maureen Sperrazza and SRES Marie Borner of Coldwell Banker Real Estate will provide an educational seminar on senior choices in housing. If you are having mixed emotions about what you should do, you are not alone. Where do I begin? What questions must I answer before I make such an important lifestyle decision? What is Universal Design and how does it allow for someone to age in their home? Join us on Wednesday, May 18, 10:00 AM as these and other questions and housing options are discussed. Refreshments will be provided. To register, please call 203-265-7753.
What Kind of Life Insurance Do I Have?
Wednesday, May 18, 1:30 – 3:00 PM
Do you have life insurance policies and you do not know exactly what they are? You may question if they are Term, Whole Life or Accidental Life. You may be paying for what you believe to be life Insurance but have special clauses limiting coverage. If you have any of these questions, Laurie Shields, Financial Services Representative, MetLife Financial Group, will be available for 30 minute appointments starting May 18. To schedule a thirty (30) minute appointment, please call 203-265-7753.
Questions about Financial Decisions?
Monday, May 9, 1:30 – 3:00 PM
Brendan Toomey, Certified Financial Planner of Toomey Investment Management, Inc. will be available to answer financial questions about investments, IRA’s and annuities. To schedule a fifteen (15) minute appointment, please call 203-265-7753.
Low Vision Support Group
Friday, May 20, 10:15 AM-12:00 PM
A trip to Vision Dynamics in Cheshire is scheduled for this month. Vision Dynamics is a provider for many devices available to individuals with low vision. Everyone is welcome. Registration is required. Please call 203-265-7753.
6th Annual New Haven Expo
Friday, May 20, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
You are invited to attend the annual expo sponsored by the Agency on Aging of South Central Connecticut and the City of New Haven which will be held at the New Haven Athletic Center, 480 Sherman Parkway, New Haven, CT. Approximately 150 vendors are expected to provide information on a wide variety of topics related to seniors. Vinnie Carr, will provide entertainment. There will be free health screenings and a Wii bowling tournament. Transportation will be provided. To sign up for this event, please call 203-265-7753.
Veterans Services
Tuesday, May 24, 1:00-3:00 PM
George Messier, Veterans Services Officer for the Town of Wallingford will be available to answer questions and assist with benefit information. An appointment is required. Please call 203-265-7753.
Benefits Screening
Am I Eligible for Any Programs?
Tuesday, May 17, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Do you often wonder if you might be eligible for any State or Federal Programs? Benefits QuickLINK is a free and confidential program which can quickly screen for eligibility. Supporting documents are not required, but please bring the following information with you to your appointment: 1. Monthly income (social security, pension, dividends and interest). 2. Monthly expenses (heating, fuel, gas, electricity, water, telephone, rent or mortgage payments and medical expenses not covered by health insurance). 3. Asset information (savings, estimated value of home and car, life insurance benefits). 4. A list of all current prescriptions. Registration required. Call 203-265-7753 now to schedule an appointment.
VISIT our website at www.wlfdseniorctr.com!
MAX E. MURAVNICK MERIDEN SENIOR CITIZENS’ CENTER
Our annual Senior Expo and Health Fair will be Wednesday, May 11 from 9:30 AM to 12:00 noon on the lower level of the Senior Center. The event features information displays from agencies serving Meriden seniors, a free box lunch for the first 300 people, handouts and giveaways, health screenings and much more! The speaker at 11:45 upstairs in Willene’s Place will be Cindy Russo, Senior Vice President of Operations at MidState Medical Center, who will provide an update on all the improvements made at the hospital. The 2011 Senior Expo is sponsored by Meriden Center and Skyview Center, divisions of Genesis HealthCare, and I encourage you to attend to learn about all that is offered for seniors in our community!
Starting Monday, May 16 Senior Center staff will begin taking applications for the Rent Relief Program sponsored by the State of Connecticut. The program provides eligible renters with money back on their rent and utilities based on their income and expenses. To be eligible you must have been 65 or over as of December 31, 2010 or be enrolled in Social Security Disability. Proof of 2010 income must be presented, including a copy of your 2010 income tax return, if filed, Social Security 1099, and all other income. Income limits are $32,300 for a single person and $39,500 for a married couple. Proof of rent and utilities must also be presented. Applications are taken Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 noon and 1:00 to 4:00 PM on a first come, first served basis.
A “Salute to Veterans” musical program with vocalist Karen Wagner and her husband Robert Iovanna will be held in Willene’s Place on Thursday, May 26 at 10:30 AM in honor of the upcoming Memorial Day holiday. Karen and Rob have performed here before and I know you will enjoy hearing them again. Members of the Antique Veterans and their wives are invited to attend and also join us for lunch that day compliments of the Senior Center!
There is still time to sign-up for the first annual “Seniors First Day” at Maloney High School on Tuesday, May 3 from 12:30-2:30. Enjoy a performance by the Allegrettos, a country line dance demonstration, computer greeting card class, blood pressure screening, refreshments and more, all to unite the generations and bring seniors and high school students together! The Mini-Bus will depart at 12:15 and take you home after the program, people are also welcome to drive on your own, please sign-up for the bus with Becky in the Mini-Bus Office or call her at 203.237.3338.
On Wednesday, May 25 at 10:30 the Alzheimer’s Association will present a “Maintain Your Brain” program. The interactive program focuses on ways to keep your brain and memory healthy. You will learn some memory tips and remembering strategies. The program will be held in the first floor meeting room and refreshments will be served.
You’re invited to a Garden Card Party at the Bradley Home on Thursday, May 19 from 2:00 to 4:30 pm. Enjoy cards and refreshments, sign-up today in the Mini-Bus Office for transportation.
The next Mini-Bus trip to the DMV to get a Non-Drivers License Photo ID will be Friday, June 3 at 10:00 am, sign-up with Transportation Coordinator Becky Racine or call her at 203.237.3338.
John F. Hogarth - Senior Center Director
Mayor’s Corner - Meriden
Meriden’s Little Leagues and Girl Softball Leagues are underway as the spring ritual of opening days kicked off the 2011 seasons. A big thank you to the managers, coaches, boards of directors and parents who make organized baseball and softball possible for Meriden’s children. All the ball fields are in good shape thanks to the parent volunteers and Parks and Recreation staff who have spent endless hours grooming them. The Dunn Girls Softball Complex has a new irrigation system that will ensure excellent field conditions especially during dry weather. So let’s play ball and have some fun!
Fishing season is now open so take advantage of all the fishing opportunities in Meriden’s ponds, lakes, and streams. There have been several stockings of fish in local waters – the fish are there ready for you.
Now that the warm weather has arrived and we’re having more sunlight and daylight, many outdoor community events are scheduled. The Annual Daffodil Festival On Saturday April 30th and May 1st at Hubbard Park promises to have something for the entire family – exciting entertainment, great food, amusement rides, the Saturday parade, and lots of fun. Don’t miss this spectacular event!
The Mayor’s Annual Spring Cleanup Day is scheduled for Saturday, May 7 from 10 AM to 12 noon. It will kick off at City Hall where gloves and bags will be distributed and assignments given. A free lunch for all participants will follow at the Hub at noon.
The Annual Meriden/Wallingford Relay for Life will take place on Friday May 13th and Saturday, May 14th at Lyman Hall High School in Wallingford. Please join in the fight against cancer and show your support.
A giant Kiwanis Club tag sale will be held at the Downtown Meriden Hub on Saturday, June 4th for 8 AM to 3 PM. Stop by and find some great bargains!
The 2nn Annual Italian Night will be held on Wednesday, June 15th (rain date June 16th) at the Hubbard Park band shell area. Italian food, Italian music (East Chicago Joe, Gianpaolo DaGrazia), strolling accordion player Sam Falcetti, and Cour D’Italia (Heart of Italy) Dancers will be featured. Don’t miss this event! All proceeds to benefit the Meriden Boys and Girls Club and the Unison Club.
Project Graduation, the annual alcohol-drug free all night party for Meriden’s graduating seniors will take place on June 20th at Wilcox Technical School. The purpose of this party is to ensure a safe and fun evening for graduating seniors for Maloney, Platt, and Wilcox Tech high schools. This promises to be the best graduation party ever! Volunteers and donations are welcome and appreciated.
Meriden’s 22nd Black Expo Cultural Festival will take place on Saturday, June 25th from 12 noon to 8 PM at City Park. This event will kick off with a parade at 11 AM from the Hub to City Park and feature Gospel and Jazz entertainment, children’s amusement rides, craft and art vendors, soul food and plenty of fun for the entire family.
Mark your calendars for the return of the fabulous Cole Brothers Circus on June 27, 28, 29 at the Downtown Hub. Six shows will wow children and families.
Enjoy the many outdoor activities and events offered in Meriden!
Warm regards,
Michael S. Rohde - Mayor of Meriden
On our Schools…
By Mark D. Benigni, Ed.D.
Superintendent - Meriden Public Schools
Dear Friends,
As we see softballs and baseballs in the air, we know spring has finally arrived. While we are now in the final quarter of our school year, it is important that our students continue to work hard and finish the school year strong.
On April 14th, Donna Mik and Lysette Torres were honored by the Women and Families Center with 2011 Women in Leadership Awards. Donna was honored with the "Education Award" for her exceptional leadership of Platt High School. Lysette, Assistant Principal at Lincoln Middle School, was honored with a "Role Model Award" for all she has done to nurture and guide young men and women. The staff, students and families of the Meriden Public Schools are all very proud of Donna and Lysette. Congratulations on your well-deserved honors.
Also on Thursday, April 14th, a Volunteer Recognition Dinner was held at the Platt High School cafeteria. This was a chance for our school system to say "Thank You" to the hundreds of volunteers who help our schools and children. These volunteers provide thousands of hours of their time and save our school system a substantial amount of money. A special thank you to all the volunteers and the following businesses that supported the event: Thurston Foods of Wallingford, Barkers Specialty of Cheshire, M&R Frosted Foods of West Haven, Wades' Dairy of Bridgeport, and Mansfield Paper of West Springfield, MA
I would also like to congratulate Gary Maratea, Washington Middle School teacher, and Platt High School on receiving competitive grants to help improve student learning. Mr. Maratea received $2,195 from 3M for a "Beyond Questions" clicker response system that can be incorporated with a SMART Board. Platt High School received $1,989 from the Liberty Bank Foundation to purchase high-interest paperbacks to supplement the independent reading component of the READ 180 program. Thanks to 3M and Liberty Bank for their generous donations and for helping us provide the support and enrichment that our students need to be most successful.
With the winter weather behind us, our last day of school is currently scheduled for June 20th. Thank you for all your support and enjoy the spring weather!
All the Best,
Mark D. Benigni, Ed.D.
Superintendent - Meriden Public Schools
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