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February 2022
2022 First Quarter Projects
To protect Woodbridge residents and others who available to watch on YouTube, and links to join
work, visit, shop and enjoy many of our activities virtual meetings can be found in the meeting agen-
in town, I signed an Emergency Order in January, da; meeting minutes include links to the video.
requiring everyone wear masks at all indoor estab- As I have for the past several months, I encourage
lishments, workplaces and public meeting spaces. all residents to participate in the budget process,
This order will remain in place until further notice. either by attending any meetings (which remain
It is the right thing to do to keep the Town of virtual due to COVID), asking questions of any
Woodbridge safe. Masks, social distancing, vac- board or commission members, and of course
cines and tests are the simple steps we need to con- bringing your ideas and suggestions forward.
tinue to take to keep ourselves and our community At the January Board of Selectmen meeting,
safe. You may read the full order on the Town following an executive session, the Board voted to
website. pursue Arbor Haven’s proposal to purchase 100 acres of the
I urge everyone to take advantage of FREE vaccines and former country Club of Woodbridge for $9 million to develop
boosters, especially given the quick spread of the COVID-19 a range of housing and to deny and the Land Trust and Parks
Omicron variant. You may find vaccines and tests by visiting Association proposal to purchase a conservation easement on
ct.gov/coronavirus. Human Services (203-389-3429) can also 140 of the 150 aces for $250,000.
help with testing and vaccine referrals. Masks continue to be The former Country Club is a beautiful parcel of land and
required in Town buildings; Town meetings remain virtual, I understand residents' emotional attachment to keeping it as it
and in-person programming has been scaled back significant- is. I moved here almost thirty years ago for the schools and
ly to keep our community safe. the open spaces, of which we have many. However, we must
The Diversity & Inclusion Committee invites all residents to be realistic. Our costs to fund important services and educa-
participate in a new initiative, Mosaic: Woodbridge Reading tion continue to increase without a corresponding increase in
in Community. The first (remote) discussion will be on revenues. Selling a conservation easement for $250,000 and
February 24 at 7 pm regarding The 1619 Project by Nikole forever preventing development is irresponsible while we are
Hannah-Jones. The discussion will be led by resident entertaining a $9 million offer for the same parcel. We face
Rev. Antona Brent Smith. More details, including the link to serious budget issues in the coming year. The Board of
participate in this virtual event, will be available on the Town Selectmen, at the very least, has an obligation to have the
website and Facebook page as the date nears. $9 million offer decided by voters at a referendum.
Our ad hoc Housing Opportunity Study Committee is work- Additionally, we must recognize, and State law requires,
ing diligently on the Town’s Affordable Housing Plan. Please that our housing stock needs to diversify. This will attract and
keep your eye out for an upcoming Woodbridge-specific retain young residents, and downsizing residents who want to
survey to supplement the regional survey published by remain in town but in smaller, less expensive homes, as well
SCRCOG. This survey is another tool to help us find ways to as encouraging lower-income residents to move here. The
meet our state and federally mandated obligations regarding Arbor Haven proposal addresses all of these issues and still
affordable housing. sets aside 50 acres for Town ownership and either recreational
Budget season continues and in late February the Board of or passive use of one third of the property.
Selectmen will make budget recommendations to the Board of As always, please don't hesitate to reach out to me if you
Finance. The Board of Finance will begin its deliberation pro- have questions or comments. You can reach me at
cess in March followed by a public hearing on the preliminary bheller@woodbridgect.org or at 203-389-3401.
budget on Monday, April 18. These meetings are televised,
New Bulk Trash Fee Starts Feb. 1 Mark Your Calendar
A new bulk trash fee starts Feb. 1 at the $69,490 to haul and dispose of bulk trash. Presidents’ Day is Monday,
Transfer Station. “Bulk” trash items include The Town will continue to offer bulk trash February 21.
furniture and construction demolition. The pickup five months a year, but with a fee. Town Offices, the
fee will be $0.10 per pound. Cash is not ac- Starting on Feb. 1 there will be a $50 per Woodbridge Town Library,
cepted at the Transfer Station. appointment fee. That fee will partially and Transfer Station will be
Currently the Town charges $20/cubic cover the Town’s cost to run this program closed.
yard – in fiscal year 2021 the Town collect- including staff time and disposal costs.
ed $4,511 in bulk trash fees but spent
PAGE 2 Town News
Board of Assessment
Appeals Notice
The Board of Assessment filing proper applications shall be
Appeals of the Town of Wood- notified by March 1 of the day,
bridge will be holding their annu- time, and information relating to
al appeal meetings on: their appeal hearing.
• Fri. March 25, 6-9 pm You or a duly preauthorized
• Sat., March 26, 9 am - 12 pm representative must appear.
• Wed., March 30, 6-9 pm (Written authorization and the
Meetings will be held to hear representative’s personal identifi-
appeals relating to assessments cation must be provided prior to
for Real Property and Business the hearing.) If appealing the as-
Personal Property on the sessed value of your property, you
October 1, 2021 Grand List. must present documents with ap-
Written applications are man- plication as evidence in support of
datory, no appeal will be heard your claim or an appraiser’s anal-
without one. Applications and ysis of your property value based
instructions are located on the on 2019 (the revaluation year)
Board of Assessment Appeals comparable sales. Comparable
page on the Town website at sales are those of similar style,
woodbridgect.org. Original appli- size and location and must be
cations must be filled out and from the year 2019.
returned to the Assessor’s office Call the Assessor’s office at
no later than 4:30 pm on 203-389-3416 with Board of
February 18, 2022. All persons Assessment Appeals questions.
Tax Relief Programs
Woodbridge residents may file Tax relief is also available for
applications for the State and veterans through a local veteran
Town Elderly and Totally Disa- exemption offered through the
bled Tax Relief Programs by Town. There is no age require-
May 13, 2022 with the Town ment and applications must be
Assessor. filed by May 13, 2022.
Residents eligible for State and To qualify, honorable discharge
Town tax relief programs include papers (DD-214) must have been
individuals who: filed with the Town Clerk’s office
1. turned age 65 on or before by Sept. 30, 2021. The maximum
Dec. 31, 2021; individuals on income for this program is
Social Security Disability are $63,100 for a single person or
exempt from this age require- $71,400 for a married couple.
ment. Applications for all programs
2. hold full time residence in will be mailed to residents who are
Woodbridge. presently on a program and need
3. meet the State program income to refile.
limits of $38,100 maximum Tax relief program details and
for singles and $46,400 maxi- applications are available on the
mum for married couples. Assessor's page of the Town web-
4. meet the Town program income site at WoodbridgeCT.org or by
limits (for single or married) of calling 203-389-3416.
$46,400 maximum to qualify Applications may be filed with
for a $1,400 Tier 1 credit and the office of the Assessor at
$78,880 maximum for a $1,120 Town Hall (11 Meetinghouse
Tier 2 credit. Lane), Mon. through Fri. between
Proof of 2021 income and Social 8:30 am - 4:30 pm.
Security earnings is required.
Town News Library News PAGE 3
Important Winter Visit the Library website 24/7 to access digital resources -
woodbridgetownlibrary.org
Fire Safety Tips
Last month, two devastating fires in Bronx and
Pre-pandemic Hours Return!
Philadelphia have caused the deaths of 32 peo- In case you’ve forgotten (or are new to town), here’s when we’re open:
ple—17 of those children, and left several others • Mon. - Thu., 10 am to 8 pm • Fri. & Sat., 10 am to 5 pm
with life threatening injuries. Sadly, the investi- The Library will be closed Mon., Feb. 21 for Presidents’ Day.
gations into these fires are beginning to reveal
causes that could be largely prevented.
Home fires occur more in winter than in any What to Do When You’re
other season. Be fire smart! Half of all home
heating fires occur in the months of December,
January, and February. Heating equipment is
Back at the Library...
involved in one in every six reported home fires Get a library card! Or renew your plete challenges to win prizes
and one in every five home fire deaths. Keep account! through Feb.28. For more infor-
anything that can burn at least 3 feet from any We understand it may have been mation, contact the Reference Desk.
heat source like fireplaces, wood stoves, radia- awhile since you’ve last been in, or
have been meaning to visit since Write a book review for our pa-
tors, or space heaters.
you moved to town, but…pandemic tron picks display!
The Woodbridge Volunteer Fire Association
...our hours… Hopefully our sched- Supplies are at the front table in the
offers residents fire safety tips to keep safe dur- lobby. Think of a book or audio-
ing the winter months: ules align now and you can finally
plan a trip here. book that you enjoyed. Fill out the
• Keep portable generators outside, away from
provided slips with a brief review
windows, and as far away as possible from and place in the box. Keep an eye
your house. Take in the art!
• Install and test carbon monoxide alarms and Stop by the meeting room to see the out to see if your book is on display
smoke detectors at least once a month. reinstated art exhibits! Every month, with your review!
• Have a qualified professional clean and inspect we'll be featuring a different artist. Use Ancestry Library Edition!
your chimney and vents every year. See our website for more infor- Now that Ancestry at Home use has
• Store cooled ashes in a tightly covered metal mation and to learn about the artists. ended, finish your research (or get
container and keep it outside at least 10 feet Visit Bookstore Alley! started!) at the library. Use our PCs
from your home and any nearby buildings. Run by our Friends of the Library, or bring your Wi-Fi-capable device
• If you must use space heaters, make sure they this bookstore has many hidden and explore the database from any-
have plenty of clearance away from any other gems (along with puzzles, DVDs, where in the building.
combustible material. and more). Stop by whenever the Learn about all of our digital
Coming Soon: library is open and find books to services!
take home forever. Your purchases Movies, audiobooks, ebooks, and
All CT Reads support the Friends, which in turn
helps support the library!
more—available from anywhere
with the internet and your Wood-
Join the Adult Winter Reading bridge library card. Even when
Program! you’re stuck at home or away from
Did you resolve to read more in Woodbridge, you’ll never be stuck
2022? Adult Winter Reading is back without anything to read, listen to,
and can help you get started on your or watch!
resolution! Read books and com-
Contact Us & Socialize with Us
You're invited to participate in All CT Reads, Adult Services/Reference: reference@woodbridgetownlibrary.org
a year-long initiative to promote lifelong reading, 203-389-3434
learning, and connection. Similar to our One Children’s Department: childens@woodbridgetownlibrary.org
Book, One Town events in the past, three books 203-389-3439
have been chosen for Connecticut residents to Circulation/General Info: circulation@woodbridgetownlibrary.org
read, one each for children, teens, and adults. 203-389-3433
Both the main and secondary book selections Not sure who you need? askus@woodbridgetownlibrary.org
are available from the library, and we are plan-
ning on events that tie into the books during Want to follow us? Facebook: woodbridge.town.library
2022. Learn more about the program and related Instagram: woodbridgetownlibrary
titles by visiting: sites.google.com/view/ TikTok: woodbridge_town_library
PAGE 4 Town Calendar Library News
Woodbridge Happenings From the Children’s Room
Registration may be required & space may be
In-person programming has been suspended until
limited. For event details go to: woodbridgect.org
further notice.
*** Please check the website for all in-person events. This includes: Monday & Thursday Afternoon Crafts
Events may be rescheduled or held virtually Wednesday Morning Storytime
based on Covid-19 positivity rates.*** We apologize for the inconvenience...
please enjoy a home project from the selection below.
2/1 Free February Aerobics Class, 10-11 am
for 55+, Tue. & Thu., Center Building gym
2/4 New Resident Welcome Meet-up, 9 -10 am Winter Craft Kits! Available every two weeks
virtual - link available on Town website calendar
now through the end of March. Participants must
sign up online for each date they wish to receive a
2/5 Evening Lantern/Flashlight Walk, 5:30 pm
craft kit; registration is on a first-come, first-served
meet at Fitzgerald Tract, family event basis. Kits will be held for one week for pick up in
2/8 Evidence Based Lifestyle Change, 1-2 pm the Children's Department.
for 60+, Center Building-Room 16
2/13 Spring Festival & Lantern Gala, 2-4 pm NEW! Eager Readers K-2 at home book discussion group. Our
via Zoom, must register popular reading program moves home. Pick up the book, discus-
2/17 Soup-er Sweet New Year’s Party, 12-1 pm sion questions, and a simple craft to do together at home with
for 55+, drive-thru lunch at The Center parents or caregivers. This program is for students in K-2 only.
2/22 Disaster Preparedness Webinar, 12-3 pm Register online monthly.
-23 for 55+, two-day virtual session via Zoom
Lunar New Year crafts will be available in person at the Chil-
2/23 Addressing Climate Change, 6:30-8 pm dren's Desk through the first week of February. Stop by the desk
with author & film maker Steve Hamm, Library and ask for a craft to take and make at home!
2/24 Book Discussion: The 1619 Project, 7-9 pm
virtual - link available on Town website calendar Valentine STEAM kits and craft kits will be available for pick
2/25 Movie Viewing, Selma 1-3:30 pm up in the Children's Dept. beginning Feb. 7 through Feb. 14.
for 55+, Center Building gym Online registration is required for each take home activity.
Sat., Feb. 5 is Take Your Child to the Library
Town Calendar events will be highlighted here. Day! Check out a book at the Children’s Desk
Woodbridge businesses and organizations are and receive a take-home story time kit, complete
encouraged to add events to: with hot cocoa, snacks, and a fun craft! Supplies
woodbridgect.org/calendar. are limited, one kit per child. Check our website
Interested in placing an ad in this newsletter? for more information.
Call 203-389-3489 or email tbelenskiwoodbridgect.org.
Human Services News PAGE 5
To reach Woodbridge Human Services call 203-389-3429 or 203-389-3415 or email humanservices@woodbridgect.org
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance: vices, 203-389-3429, for a drive-through
In partnership with the IRS and the or in-person appointment. For details on Nominations for
Connecticut Association for Human Ser- Woodbridge VITA services go to:
vices (CAHS), the Woodbridge Senior www.woodbridgect.org/223/Human- First Selectman’s
Center offers free tax preparation Services-Department. If Woodbridge
through the Volunteer Income Tax As- VITA offerings are not a good fit for Youth Award
sistance (VITA) program. In this third you this year, dial 211 to learn about If you know a Woodbridge youth
tax season of the pandemic, taxpayers other VITA sites in the area. (up to 18 years old) who has volun-
with low to moderate income, senior teered their time working to improve
citizens, and people with disabilities or Energy Assistance Program: the Town of Woodbridge or has assist-
limited English now have four options to Human Services is accepting appoint- ed its residents, consider nominating
safely and accurately complete 2021 tax ments for residents applying for the that deserving resident. The nomina-
returns. If you have access to a computer 2021-2022 CT Energy Assistance Pro- tion form is on the Town Website at
and Internet, you can complete your own gram administered by TEAM, INC. www.woodbridgect.org/472/Programs
tax return through MyFreeTaxes.com, Income eligibility requirements must be or call the office at 203-389-3429.
supported by United Way in partnership met. For information or to schedule an Principals, teachers, fellow students,
with the IRS. If doing your own taxes appointment, call Judi Young at 203- neighbors, group and religious leaders,
seems daunting, preparers can complete 389-3429. etc. are encouraged to make nomina-
your return either virtually or in person. tions. Parents or family members may
If you have a camera phone, you can Emergency Preparedness: not nominate a relative. Nominations
virtually access Woodbridge VITA tax In the event of a weather emergency are due to Youth Services by April 4.
preparers through GetYourRe- or power outage, elderly residents and The winner will receive an award and
fund.org/WBSC-CT without leaving those with disabilities are encouraged to a gift at a date to be determined later
home. If you don’t have access to tech- register for the Emergency Call List by this spring.
nology, call Woodbridge Human Ser- calling the Human Services Department.
Woodbridge Center News
The Center is for everyone 55+!
Please call 203-389-3430 or email kmoriarty@woodbridgect.org with any questions or to register for programs.
and Health Care Center. No charge. tata, and fresh Cobb salad with grilled
Please RSVP by Feb. 10. chicken breast. Meals include a roll,
Services: fresh fruit, and dessert. Two meal mini-
Tech Tue. and Thu., 2:45-4:15 pm: mum. Frozen soups are available for
Need some help navigating your com- $1.50 per 10 oz. container. Varieties
puter, laptop, tablet, or smart phone? include: Italian wedding, beef orzo, min-
Call to sign-up for a 1:1 session in The estrone, harvest vegetable, chicken noo-
Center’s computer lab with patient, dle and many more. Call 203-389-3430
knowledgeable, Amity High School stu- to place your order.
dent volunteers. No fee. Friendly Visitor Program: Call Judi
Members of The Rotary Club assist at the Holi-
Transportation for medical appoint- Young, Senior Social Worker, 203-389-
day Drive-thru on Dec. 16. The Rotary Club
sponsored this wonderful event in its entirety ments is available for those age 60+ or 3429, to arrange for a friendly visitor.
providing 115 meals from Lasse’s Catering. with a long-term or short-term disability, Medical Loan Closet: Durable medi-
Mon. - Fri. from 9 am - 4 pm. Transpor- cal equipment is available for lending,
Soup-er Sweet New Year’s Party Drive- tation for local grocery shopping, bank- including walkers, wheelchairs, knee
thru Lunch: ing, and pharmacy pick-up is also avail- rollers, shower chairs and more. Call for
Celebrate the Super Bowl, Valentine’s able. Call to arrange car or wheelchair details.
Day, and Chinese New Year on Feb. 17, accessible van transportation. Vehicles Job Bank: Residents may call Nancy
with a drive-thru lunch from 12-1 pm, are cleaned between each use. Masks are Pfund, Youth Services, 203-389-3429,
co-sponsored by Coachman Square at required. to request a student worker. Schedule
Woodbridge and Opal Stork Home Meals: Healthy, well balanced, flash helpers now for snow shoveling, and
Care. Enjoy a choice of roast beef and frozen meals are available for $5.25/ more.
Swiss cheese on a kaiser roll or turkey
meal. Order by noon on Mon. for deliv- Updates:
BLT on whole grain bread with chicken
and rice soup, and festive cookies for ery to your home on Tue. Choose from a Facebook/e-blasts: Follow us on Face-
dessert. Chinese New Year fun pack wide variety of options including chick- book (The Woodbridge Center, Wood-
supplied by Hamden Rehabilitation en parmesan, lemon dill cod, eggplant bridge CT) and call to sign-up for email
rollatini, beef pot roast, vegetable frit- blasts for current Center updates.
PAGE 6 Woodbridge Center News
The Center is for everyone 55+! Preregistration is required for all programs and masks are required inside all Town
buildings. Call 203-389-3430 or email kmoriarty@woodbridgect.org to register or for more details.
Upcoming Activities
All in-person programming at The Center is suspended due to the elevated COVID positivity rate.
We will reassess throughout February when in-person programming can resume.
Please note that below are the corrected dates and times since submitted to Woodbridge Town News Jan. edition.
from 12-3 pm. This webinar, presented
by FEMA, will include information on
important prevention, safety, and risk-
mitigation strategies. National and state
resources that are available for the older
population will be identified. Call The
Center for more information.
Movie Viewing: Selma, Feb. 25,
1 pm, in the Center Building gym:
Painting for Pleasure with Carole Some describe Selma as the tumultuous
Abbate: Mondays, beginning Feb. 7, three-month period in 1965, when FREE Aerobics Classes with Laura
10 am - 12 pm, in The Center café. You Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. led a danger- Richling during Feb. for Heart Health
will find joy in creating your own paint- ous campaign to secure equal voting Awareness Month! Enjoy aerobic clas-
ings as Carole helps inspire beginners to rights in the face of violent opposition ses, Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 10-
intermediates to paint with acrylics or culminating in President Johnson sign- 11 am, for the month of February at no
watercolors. Paint the subject of your ing the Voting Rights Act of 1965, one charge (regularly $3/class), thanks to a
choice—bring in a postcard or photo for of the most significant victories for the generous donation from Coachman
inspiration. Call to sign-up for this civil rights movement. Enjoy a snack Square at Woodbridge. Come try out
6-week, $36 class. during the movie provided by Hamden the class and start a healthy new, fun
Disaster Preparedness 2 Day Webi- Rehabilitation and Health Care Center. habit to carry you through 2022! Call to
nar: Tue., Feb. 22 and Wed., Feb. 23, register as space is limited.
Evidence-Based Lifestyle Change (& Diabetes Prevention) Program
New start date! Come to an information session on Feb. 8, The program includes 22 coach-led weekly sessions on
from 1-2 pm in the Center Building, Room 16, to learn about healthy eating, physical activity, weight loss, stress manage-
this Evidence-Based Lifestyle Change Program in detail and ment, diabetes prevention, and more. Actively learn with in-
receive answers to questions. This program, a $1,200 annual dividual sessions with a Registered Dietician, and health-
value, will be provided AT NO COST to everyone 60+ centered cooking classes.
years of age as it is sponsored by Agency on Aging of South The program will meet on Tuesdays, beginning the follow-
Central Connecticut (AOASCC) and non-profit Monitor My ing Tue, Feb. 15 from 1-2 pm, in the Center Building,
Health (MMH) in an effort to promote good health. Room 16.
Ongoing Activities
Hobbies/Social: are welcome. Call for more information.
Card playing and mahjong are on hold due to the elevated Targeted Strength Training with Michele Tenney: Mon.,
COVID positivity rate. 9-10 am, in the Center Building gym. This exercise class uses
Computer lab is open Mon.- Fri., 10 am - 2 pm. Two-person exercise bands to focus on strengthening specific muscle
limit in computer lab. Printing is available (first 5 pages free). groups to help increase balance, stability, and flexibility.
Preregistration is required. Bands are available for purchase through the instructor. The
Craft Group: Tue. and Thu., 10 am - 12 pm, in The Center class fee is $40 for an 8-week session and will be prorated as
café. Bring your current knitting, crocheting, or needlepoint needed.
project to work on while enjoying a lovely time socializing. Zumba Gold with Amanda Aranzullo: Fri., 9-9:45 am, in
Exercise: Not sure if an exercise class is a good fit? Try a the Center Building gym. Who says exercise can’t be fun?
This fun “dance party” focuses on all elements of cardiovas-
complimentary class first.
cular health, muscular conditioning, flexibility and balance.
Pickleball: Mon. through Fri., 12:30-3:30 pm, in the Center No prior Zumba experience required. Next session begins
Building gym. New players please call to register. All levels Feb. 18. The fee is $30 for a 6-week session.
Youth Services News PAGE 7
Call Youth Services for information: 203-389-3429. Email npfund@woodbridgect.org or youthone@woodbridgect.org.
Like us on Facebook: Woodbridge Youth Services, Woodbridge, CT
Snow Art Competition Valentine Wishes
Families looking for outdoor Bring some smiles to the be lonely due to the
fun this winter can share their faces of our sen- pandemic or may
talents by entering the Youth Ser- ior citizens by lack the tech-
vices Snow Art Competition. making a few nology to stay in
Email a photo as an attachment of valentines to touch with family
you and your family with your show you care. and friends.
creation to Youth Services at: Get creative and Please drop off
youthone@woodbridgect.org. send a message of your cards by
Prizes will be awarded for skill love and hope. Feb. 14 in the
and creativity. Check the Town of Youth Services valentine collec-
Woodbridge website at woodbridgect.org/160/Youth-Services or will distribute tion box located
search Woodbridge Youth Services, Woodbridge, CT on Face- your special at school, or at
book for updates and prize winners. Due date for photos is March wishes to local Youth Services,
1. The competition is sponsored by Woodbridge Youth Services seniors who may 4 Meetinghouse
and the Town of Bethany. Lane.
Winter Calls for Snow Shoveling and Job Bank Needs Teens
Teens may call for an interview. Earn some cash shoveling or doing odd jobs for residents and build your work experience.
Recreation News
Call Recreation at 203-389-3446 or email Recreation@woodbridgect.org. Register at woodbridgect.org.
Select Recreation Registration at the homepage on the Town website to register and view the lineup of program options.
Ice Rink for the Season Spring Registration
Registration for Woodbridge coding class offered, running
Rec. Spring Programs will club, swim lessons, tennis and
begin Wed., Feb. 23—most taekwondo.
programs begin the week of Adult spring programs in-
March 28. Programs include: clude: badminton, yoga, T’ai
bowling, basketball, Build with Chi and ping pong. For regis-
Ricky—a Lego program, ulti- tration information, call 203-
mate team sports, Clay Date, 389-3446 or register online at
cooking, gymnastics, Kids Dig woodbridgect.org beginning
Farms—Massaro Farms pro- Feb. 23. Visit the website for
gram, Hip Hop Dance, Kumon, a complete listing of the pro-
Little Scientists—science and grams’ schedules.
Summer Concert Sponsors
Each year, the Town seeks corporate sponsors to help defray
The Town’s new ice skat- from dusk until 8:30 pm. the costs of the concerts. If you would like to help by making a
ing rink is located at the Dates will be listed on the donation, contact the Recreation Dept. Sponsors will be recog-
Center Road tennis courts at Town’s website when they nized at the concerts and listed on the Town website.
149 Center Rd. The rink is become available. “The
managed by the Recreation Recreation Department Register for Adult Programs
Dept., and is open for daily would like to thank the Fire
use throughout the season, Department for providing • T’ai-Chi: with Bill Banick, Thu. evenings
weather permitting. The the water for the ice skating • Yoga-Gentle: with Diane King, Mon. & Wed. mornings
Recreation Dept. will pro- rink,” said Recreation • Yoga: with Bill Banick, daily mornings & Tue.evenings
vide lighting on selected Fri- Director John Adamovich. • Badminton: Wed. evenings
day and Saturday evenings * registration for adult classes are ongoing
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