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Volume 13, Number 24 Plainville’s Only Weekly Newspaper www.plainvillecitizen.com Thursday, June 19, 2014

As the old saying goes, it’s not how you start, it’s how you finish.

Graduates of the Adult Ed-ucation Mandated Programs, Adult High School Credit Diploma Program, and Phar-macy Technician Training

Certification Program were honored June 11 at Plainville High School.

According to Guidance Counselor Melissa Des-jardins, these graduates displayed perseverance, learning from the mistakes some of them may have made while in high school.

“Students show maturity

when they go through some-thing like this, if they have priorities in order – which they usually do,” she said.

Sylwia Szymczyk, 29, grad-uated from the credit di-ploma program. She admits making her share of missteps in high school, saying she

Perseverance paid off for adult gradsBy Adam StuhlmanThe Plainville Citizen

Keynote speaker Jane Wilson reminded graduates to always count their blessings. | (Adam Stuhlman / The Plainville Citizen)

See Grads / Page 4

Plainville High School teacher Ken Fusco was recog-nized as Plainville’s Teacher of the Year at the June 9 Board of Education meeting.

Fusco, who has taught for 17 years, spoke about how he has worked with students through his b e l i e f o f “constant and never-ending improvement.” The veteran teacher said receiving the award is a “humbling, awe-some experience.”

Assistant Superintendent Maureen Brummett has known Fusco most of the years he has taught, and is not surprised about his Teacher of the Year distinction.

“He is a phenomenal teacher with a high level of energy,” Brummett said. “He does a lot of activities. He is very animated and enthusias-tic, he keeps kids engaged.”

Fusco, who started his teaching career at Southing-ton High School in 1997, says at

phsfusco.org: “I believe that if a teacher is passionate about teaching and the subject he or she is teaching, students will pick up the enthusiasm and love of the subject. I also be-

lieve that to be an effec-tive teacher requires the a b i l i t y t o bui ld rap-port with the students.”

In a phone interview with The Cit-izen, Fusco said before becoming a teacher, he worked as a

scuba diving Instructor.He credits his wife with

helping him find his true pas-sion. Teaching, such a big part of Fusco’s life, first came to mind when he saw his wife working as a nurse.

“I saw the difference she made,” he said. “I wanted to do the same for students, so I went to Southern Connecti-cut State University and got my teaching certification.”

Throughout the years, Fusco has come to see how “perceptive students are” and that they will pick up knowl-

Teacher of Year a ‘phenomenal’ educatorBy Adam StuhlmanThe Plainville Citizen

Fusco

See Teacher / Page 6

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A2 Thursday, June 19, 2014 The Plainville Citizen | plainvillecitizen.com

CorrectionAn article which appeared in the June 12 edition of The

Plainville Citizen, “Decisions made on mill rate, Citizens Forum,” contained an inaccuracy. At the June 2 Town Council meeting, filming the Citizens Forum at the first Town Council meeting of the month was discussed. How-ever, no consensus was reached and no vote cast regard-ing this matter. The Citizen regrets the error.

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Sandi Eighmie was re-membered June 12 at Zen Bar in Plainville by friends and

family who came to show support and love for the person many said had a love affair with life.

Eighmie, for-merly of Bristol, died when the car she was riding in slid off I-295 in Florida and hit a tree June 6, ac-cording to her longtime friend Rebecca Rexinger. Matthew Brian Woods, the driver, also was killed.

Eighmie was just 26.“She was full of life, beauti-

ful and free spirited. An amaz-ing person,” said Rexinger, of Plainville.

Rexinger said that Eigh-mie was planning on moving back north, and that “any-body Sandi met; their life was touched. She was the person you met and never forget …

she was loved by so many.”

Rexinger joined forces with Zen Bar to host a fundraiser with the goal of raising $2,500. The total raised ended up being $3,273, which will go to the cost of transferring Eighmie’s body and funeral expenses.

Eighmie’s father, Alan, and some of his friends and fam-ily teamed up to contribute another $4,800.

“I raised her since she was one,” Alan said, his voice cracking. “The way she treated me; she was every-thing to me. Everything … I was there for everything. I kept a home over her head. I helped her keep her Firebird; so much time and energy. She

Zen Bar event honors beloved young womanBy Adam StuhlmanThe Plainville Citizen

Rebecca Rexinger pictured at a Zen Bar fundraiser for her late friend Sandi Eighmie.| (Adam Stuhlman / The Plainville Citizen)

See Zen / Page 5

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MARINE SCIENCE DAY

Plainville fourth and fifth grade students from Linden and Toffolon elementary schools participated in the 11th Annual Marine Science Day, sponsored by The Connecticut Association of Schools, Project Oceanology, and the Connecticut River Museum. Students from across the state gathered to explore the unique and ecologically-rich environments of the Connecticut River. While at the Connecticut River Museum, Plainville students teamed up to clean polluted water by collecting garbage, absorbing oils and diluting toxins in the water; took a boat ride on the Connecticut River to observe cormorants, osprey and bald eagles and tested the depth and clarity of the water at various points on the dock. | (Submitted by Lynn Davis)

The Hospital of Central Connecticut’s Sleep Disorders Center will hold a CPAP Sup-port Group meeting Wednes-day, June 25 to discuss oral appliances. David Schwaber, D.D.S., will lead the dialogue on alternatives to CPAP – continuous positive airway pressure.

The Sleep Disorders Cen-ter provides diagnostic ser-vices and treatment for patients with all types of sleep disorders.

The center is accredited

by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, which recog-nizes demonstrated special knowledge in sleep medicine; experience and competency of the medical and technical staff; physical environment; medical management of pa-tients; and the center’s tech-nical capabilities. The center’s two locations are New Britain General campus and at 1131 West St., Southington.

The meeting will be in Lec-ture Room 2, New Britain General campus, 100 Grand St.

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simply “didn’t feel like get-ting up in the morning,” and dropped out.

From this experience, Szymczyk said she has learned “how to persevere.” Now her sights are set on be-coming a nurse.

Ashlyn Bush, 20, halted her education in April 2013 after having trouble with online courses at PHS. Of course, June 11 was a proud day for her.

“Anyone can go to high school and graduate,” Bush said, “but it takes a special

person to go back.”Graduate Sarah Petrucci,

who won a $2,000 scholar-ship from Liberty Bank, will continue her education at Tunxis Community College.

Adult Continuing Educa-tion Coordinator Jill O’Brien said Liberty Bank has spon-sored these $2,000 scholar-ships for three years.

Petrucci’s message to oth-ers: “You can accomplish anything you put your mind to.”

According to Petrucci’s mother, Deborah, wanting more out of life, her daugh-ter navigated various ups and downs while working two part-time jobs.

Petrucci indicated that she has a great support system.

Graduates who went above and beyond were honored June 11. Nikhom Chaleunphone received the Commitment to Education award, Michael Bouchard was awarded the Academic Achievement and Most Im-proved Scholar Award, and Bing Zhang was named 2014 Adult Education Scholar.

Zhang, who graduated from the mandated programs, has quite a story to tell. She came to the U.S., from China, where she worked as a tele-vision news reporter, just six months ago. Zhang made the long journey to join her hus-

band Kai Huang, who serves in the U.S. military.

“She wants to be a part of this community. It’s her dream,” her proud husband said. “She is learning English to be a blogger and work for newspapers. She has got in-volved in everything.”

Zhang pointed out that, in China, when it comes to the media, “there are restrictions on how you can criticize government.”

Keynote speaker Jane Wil-son congratulated the stu-dents on what they have accomplished, telling them they are now prepared to build a happier life.

“Wilson is an ex-middle school teacher for Plainville,” O’Brien said. “She does work-shops in home economics, interview etiquette, healthy cooking, and consultant work on home management skills.”

Wilson reminded the grad-uates to always remember to

be grateful.“Count your blessings and

remember what you have to be thankful for,” she said. “Keep yourself in shape, step away from technology; if your body is healthy, your mind is happier.”

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“The airfare is $450, and with the additional costs of embalming and transfer at $1,200, plus the wake and lim-ited visiting hours at $6,000 to $7,000 all affect the price,” Duhaime explained. “There are also additional burial costs and cremation fees.”

The Zen Bar fundraiser started at 7 p.m. and ran until midnight, with raffles, dona-tions, a food spread, drinks, and lots of memories shared. Towering above everything was a screen projecting im-ages of Eighmie throughout her life.

“It was a time crunch. I learned that I could do a lot in 72 hours,” said Rexinger, of pulling the event together.

Rexinger and other attend-ees spoke about what Eigh-mie added to their lives, and how they are better for hav-ing known her.

“She made you feel like you knew her your whole life,” Veronica Haley said. “She was a free spirit. She never held a grudge.”

“She lived every day like it was her last,” Jonvia Wrisely said.

Jamison Armington had

tears as he spoke of the “kind, special pizzazz” Eighmie had. “She did everything good, I love her so much, the per-son she was – so lovable, her smile…”

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The Wheeler Regional Family YMCA, 149 Farmington Ave., is accepting registration for preschool children, age 3 through 5. Children must turn 3 by Dec. 31 for fall start date. Children must be fully potty trained.

The “Here We Grow” Preschool is accepting registration on a rolling basis. Program hours are 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, year round. The “Small Smiles” Nursery School is accepting registration for the fall. The program offers a Monday/Wednesday/Friday option for 4-year-old children as well as a Tuesday/Thursday option for 3-year-old children. Program hours are 9 to 11:30 a.m., operates September through June.

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Principal Steven LePage also was high on praise for Fusco, using that word again – passion.

“He has a love and pas-sion for marine biology un-paralleled to anyone I have worked with,” said LePage, adding that he has learned from watching Fusco teach.

“I have learned the power and impact of a positive atti-tude on students,” the princi-pal said.

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The process starts off with nominations coming from fel-low teachers. Then, a com-mittee of former Teacher of the Year recipients decides who gets nominated. If that person agrees to be nom-inated, the nominee com-pletes an application of sorts, answering several questions.

According to Brummett, “it was a very strong pool of at least 10 nominated appli-cants. But the vote for Fusco was unanimous.”

The newly-minted Teacher of the Year is going to be busy from July 8-10, as he is help-ing host “Face the Next Gen-eration Science Standards without Flinching,” a three-day seminar designed to help teachers “apply real world” scientific practices, data, and cross-cutting concepts” in their classrooms, according to a brochure. The first two days of the seminar will be held at UConn’s Avery Point campus in Groton. The semi-nar concludes in Storrs.

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The Plainville Community Schools’ Preschool Pro-gram is expanding and seeking Plainville students who will be age 4 by Jan. 1, 2015.

The program will offer students four half-day sessions per week and will be offered at each of the three elemen-tary schools. Transportation will be provided to and from students’ homes and/or childcare providers. This pro-gram is tuition free.

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UP, UP AND AWAY

Students at Frank T. Wheeler Elementary School recently surpassed their school year reading challenge goal: 18,000 books by the end of May. School Library Information teacher Joyce Goldberg planned a special celebration in honor of reaching the goal. On June 4, students, staff, parents and guests gathered for the event entitled, “Up, Up, and Away with BOOKS,” which included a special dance number performed by 35 Wheeler students as well as a tethered hot air balloon ride for four lucky students randomly selected from those who handed in reading slips at Wheeler for the year. | (Submitted by Lynn Davis)

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Opinion

Grateful to officerTo the editor:I was involved in a car accident May 15. I was hit from be-

hind and my car was totaled. The only good thing about that night was the policeman who came to the scene. His name is Mark Kominske.

Officer Kominske was professional, considerate and caring. He saw how upset I was and took the time to calm me down while proceeding with the investigation.

Police officers seldom get enough credit for the good things they do. Plainville residents should be proud of their men in blue. I know I am.

Susan AbramPlainville

Letters to the editorSaturday, June 21Foster parent program - Wheeler Clinic

has scheduled an informational session for prospective foster parents on Saturday, June 21, 1 to 3 p.m., at 88 East St. For more infor-mation, call (860) 793-7277 or email [email protected].

Tuesday, July 1Concert - Farmington Bank has scheduled

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Saturday, July 12Nico’s lemonade - The 5th annual Nico’s

Lemonade Stand is scheduled for Saturday, July 12, 109 Northwest Drive. Proceeds ben-efit the Make-A. Wish Foundation. For more information, call (860) 999-3624.

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Three Plainville High School students were honored at the school’s spring Students Rock Award ceremony. Award winners are nominated each semester by high school staff, and are ultimately recognized for “doing the right thing” every day. This is primarily an award for students who show cognitive awareness of the school’s mission statement through their behavior. Students who assume responsibility for their behavior, contribute to the school and community, and appreciate the benefits of a physically, emotionally, and socially healthy lifestyle. From left: Megan Farmer, Joey Esposito, Myranda LaPira. | (Submitted by Lynn Davis)

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THE SOUND OF MUSIC

Diane Orson listens as Middle School of Plainville students demonstrate the dulcimer. | (Submitted by Lynn Davis)

SchoolsGraduates

Eastern Connecticut State University - Alyse Lamarre of Plainville.

Marist College, New York - Katherine Roper, Alexander Salazar of Plainville.

Mount Ida College, Massachusetts - Heather Zup of Plainville.

Providence College, Rhode Island - Alyssa Martino of Plainville.

Southern Connecticut State University - Debbie-Ann Barnes, Jake Barrett, Tyniqua Carey, Gregory Dagata, Amy Martin, Lauren Mikulak of Plainville.

Springfield College, Massachusetts - Lissette Marquez of Plainville.

University of Connecticut - Stavros Anasta-sas, Maria Bordogargurevich, Kristen Carroccia, Samantha Dow, Aliaksandr Dziamchuk, Jenni-fer Farina, Joyce Fritz, Troy Helming, Cassandra Johnson, Melissa Miele, Ashley Raynock, Vincenzo Russo of Plainville.

Western Connecticut State University - Tyler Caisse of Plainville.

Deans listEastern Connecticut State University - Ryan

Barton, Jennifer Kristofik, Chloe Lamarre, Amanda Perreault of Plainville.

Elmira College, New York - Jessica Foertsch of Plainville.

Keene State College, New Hampshire - Dan-ielle St. Armond, Sarah Piorkowski of Plainville.

King’s College, Pennsylvania - Katelyn Rivers of Plainville.

Middlesex Community College - Morgan Susco of Plainville.

Norwich University, Vermont - Victoria Sabel of Plainville.

Southern New Hampshire University - Jessica Rapoza of Plainville.

Springfield College, Massachusetts - Dylan Chesse of Plainville.

University of Connecticut - Holly Akerberg, Domenick D’Onofrio III, Samantha Dow, Anna Dz-ilenski, Jennifer Farina, Kelly Farina, Lajward Khan, Stephanie Laprise, Cristina Mullin, Katherine Tully, Michal Zielinski of Plainville.

University of New Haven - Nicholas Giuliani, Jessica Walker of Plainville

Scholastic achievementsNicole Hogan of Plainville was recently

awarded the Marguerite Hanson Art Grant at Con-necticut College.

Billie-Jo Sauvron and Zachary Scholl of Pla-inville were recently inducted into the Alpha Iota Alpha Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at Tunxis Com-munity College.

ReunionPlainville High School Class of 1974 has sched-

uled its 40th class reunion for Saturday, Nov. 15, 7 to 11 p.m., at Hawk’s Landing Country Club, Southington. For more information, contact Bonnie West Mazurek, (860) 747-6483 or Barbara Aivaz Willard, (860) 747-8989 or email [email protected].

Chess clubA chess club for adults is

forming at the Plainville Pub-lic Library. The club, for play-ers of all levels, plans to meet monthly.

For more information, call the library at (860) 793-1446.

Digital photographyA digital photography dis-

play, featuring the theme of water, is on display at the Pla-inville Public Library. Pho-tographers Mark Fioravanti, Eloise Fiorvanti and Diana Di-liberto are featured. The dis-play is open through the end of June.

For more information, call (860) 793-1446.

Summer photography classes

The Plainville Public Li-

brary has scheduled a series of free photography classes for Wednesday, July 9 through Aug. 6, for students in grades 7 to 12. The classes, scheduled for Wednesdays, 10 to 11:30 a.m., include an introduction to photography, walking field trips and a class on naming, matting and framing photos. Photos are scheduled to be displayed at the New Brit-ain Museum of American Art over the week of Aug. 22, with an opening reception planned for Thursday, Aug. 21.

Classes are limited to 10 stu-dents. Participants may use any digital camera or smart phone. (The library has a lim-ited number of digital cameras for students who do not have one.)

For more information, call (860) 793-1446.

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CAPITOL VISIT

Frank T. Wheeler Elementary School third graders are pictured outside the House of Representatives during their recent visit to the State Capitol.| (Submitted by Lynn Davis)


SeniorsSenior happenings

Thursday, June 19 - Your Home and Title 19, 10 a.m.

Monday, June 23 - The Skin You’re In, 10:30 a.m. Learn about normal skin changes that occur with aging, skin care and danger signs.

Private appointments, 11 a.m. to noon, will be sched-uled with Georgia Sterpka,

APRN. Sign up at the Senior Center.

Friday, July 18 - Electric violinist, Caryn Lin,10 a.m. Sign up at the Senior Center.

TripsThursday, July 10 - All-

You-Can-Eat Lobster and Comedy Show at The Del-aney House, Holyoke, Mass.

Sunday, July 20 - Dixieland Jazz Cruise, Cape Cod Canal, Onset, Mass.

Wednesday, Aug. 13 - The Company Men at the Aqua

Turf Club.Wednesday, Aug. 20 - The

Shoji Tabuchi Show, Historic Garde Arts Theatre, New London.

Wednesday, Aug. 27 - Sara-toga races, N.Y.

Tuesday, Sept. 9 to Thurs-day, Sept. 11 - Bar Harbor Maine Coast Adventure.

Wednesday, Sept. 17 - Ya-kov Smirnoff at Foxwoods.

For more information, call the Senior Center at (860) 747-5728.

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June 9• Ana Talavera, 26, 290 Maple St.,

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June 10• Andrew Stolfi, 20, 55 Newton

Ave., third-degree assault, disorderly conduct.

• Dennis Brown, 70, 23 Reliance Road, driving under influence liquor or drugs, speeding.

• Allen Button, 36, 30 Laning St., Southington, criminal violation protective order, criminal violation of a restraining order.

June 11• Vanessa Sieracki, 18, 35 Newton

Ave., second-degree reckless endangerment, disorderly conduct, failure to drive right, failure to drive a reasonable distance apart.

June 12• Jared Landgren, 25, 10 Old

Village Lane, Unionville, driving under the influence liquor or drugs, failure to display front license plate.

• Ayanna Saunders, 36, 38 Lexington St., Wethersfield, sixth-degree larceny, sixth-degree conspiracy to commit larceny.

• Leslie Cooper, 37, 113 Westland St., Hartford, sixth-degree larceny, sixth-degree conspiracy to commit larceny.

• Carolyn Sirianni, 52, 43 Prescott St., Torrington, third-degree assault, disorderly conduct, third-degree criminal mischief.

• Richard Luzietti, 41, 10 Beckwith Dr., disorderly conduct.

The Farmers Market of Plainville is scheduled to open for its third sea-son Friday, June 27. Lo-cated at Plainville High School, the market plans to be open Fridays, 3 to 6 p.m., through Sept. 12, and will feature vendors for fresh fruits and veg-etables, locally raised meats, breads and more.

Local organizations interested in promot-ing themselves should contact Linda Garcia at [email protected].

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The Plainville High School Robotics Team, the Digital Devils, continued to shine with its recent State Championship win in the FIRST Robotics state competition.| (Submitted by Lynn Davis)

Courtney Gallagher, of Plainville, has been named edu-cation and event planner at the Connecticut Association for Healthcare at Home.

Before joining the association, Galla-gher previously served as membership and marketing manager with the Girl Scouts of Connecticut, supporting and recruiting and training volunteer teams in eight towns across Connecticut and educating their communities on Girl Scouts’ program offerings, activities and benefits.

Gallagher holds a bachelor of science degree in health promotions from West-ern Connecticut State University.

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On April 26, teams from 28 countries with more than 10,000 participants converged on the Walt Disney World Re-sort – ESPN Wide World of Sports Convention Center - to take part in the 11th Annual World Championship of All Star Cheerleading. These ath-letes represented top programs that qualified for the Worlds at one of more than 65 bid-giving events internationally.

In order to be eligible for a paid bid to the championship event, participating teams from all over the country had to qualify at a regional level.

ECE (East Celebrity Elite) from Waterford and the Wild-cats from Naugatuck both re-ceived these special bids at regionals, ECE at Ocean City, Md. and the Wildcats in Wash-ington, D.C.

ECE included three young ladies from Plainville High School: Lauren Acey, Lauren Lederman and Isabella Dona-hue. The Wildcats team had one young lady from PHS, Therian May.

The three-day event was a culmination of a full season of training, practicing and per-fecting these creative innova-tive routines.

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Both teams practice year-round three times per week for up to 2.5 hours each day. Travel time varies, for ECE, 1 to 1.5 hours each way for the Wildcat team, up to 35 minutes each way.

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Local cheerleaders compete at worlds

Plainville High School students who recently competed in the 11th Annual World Championship of All Star Cheerleading include, from left, Lauren Lederman, Isabella Donahue, Therian May and Lauren Acey. | (Submitted)

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Senior Shea Echols and juniors Quentin Lux and Omar Abdelsame partici-pated in the outdoor track and field State Open meet, held June 9 at Middletown High School in Middle-town. While none of Pla-inville’s representatives placed high enough to re-cord points, the quick in-dividuals showed what the Blue Devils have to offer on the oval.

Echols, who qualified for the event in both the 100 and 200 meter dash, put up impressive individual times in both events. The senior ran a 13.01 in the 100 and finished in 16th place. Although it wasn’t quite

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In the 200, Echols fin-ished 21st with a final time of 26.70. Although more than a second behind the winning time (25.49), the senior wasn’t far off from a top 10 finish (0.62 seconds out of 10th).

Lux qualified and com-peted in the 800, finishing 16th place with a final time of 2:01.53. The junior fin-ished eight seconds out of first place (1:53.61).

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TOWN COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARINGNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Plainville Town Council will hold a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. on Mon-day June 23, 2014 in the Municipal Center to consider:

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with a time of 9:53.36, good enough for 21st place.

While there were only three current Blue Devils competing in the state open, the presence of one Plain-ville alum loomed large at the meet. Jamie Crowley set the girls discus throw open record back in 2002 with a distance of 142-feet-8, a re-cord that may not be threat-ened for quite some time. The closest anyone got to Crow-ley’s distance was 125-feet-9, thrown by Taylor Drayton of Oxford.

From Page 13NIKO GETS HELP FROM HIS FRIENDS AT ANNUAL CLINIC

Former NFL player Niko Koutouvides held his annual youth football clinic Sunday at Alumni Field. Joining the Plainville High School alumnus were New England Patriot players Rob Gronkowski, Matt Slater and Shane Vereen.| (Photos by

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