finance pg 3 5-2-24
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Finance Director
(24-30 hours per week)
Must have Bookkeeping/Accounting credentials and experience with accounting software.
Preferably the candidate will have experience with not-for-profit organizations, especially in light of a religious congregation.
Must have a “collaborative” personality who works well with others. The candidate will be responsible for planning and participating in the “ordinary” work of the Finance Department.
Send resumes to:
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hydrant pg 3 5-2-24
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PUTNAM — The Town of Putnam WPCA will be conducting its hydrant flushing event of water mains beginning May 8 with unidirectional flushing and then regular flushing beginning May 10 and running for approximately one week.
During flushing events you will most likely experience periods of discolored water coming out of your taps. It is best that you try to limit water use while flushing is taking place in your area and, flush your water line afterwards by running a cold-water faucet in your residence until the water clears. Your water is safe to drink; the discoloration is caused from iron build up in the water lines being flushed out. Flushing the water system is essential in maintaining water quality and preventing iron and manganese build up in the system. Although it may be an inconvenience during flushing, the benefits thereafter are lasting and positive.
Unidirectional – ZONE 1 – May 8 & May 9
Bonosconi, Cottage, Dupre (Woodstock), Fairmount, Harrisville, Hurlbut, Labossiere, Lane (Woodstock), Myers, Peake Brook (Woodstock), Poulin, Providence, Richmond, Sabin, Senexet, Underwood, West Thompson, Wicker, Woodstock Ave, Woodstock Ave West.
DAY ONE – May 10
Arch, Brookside, Canal, Danco, Day Kimball Hospital, High, Highland, Industrial Park, International Paper, Kennedy (Lower), Park Rd, Park St, Pomfret, Putnam Baptist Church, Quinebaug, Richmond, Richmond Rd Condos, Ridge, Sabin, Sabin St Condos, Sunset, Technology Park, Underwood, Underwood Condos, WWTP.
DAY TWO – May 13
Bonosconi, Church (Lower), Cottage, Dukeland, Dupre, Fairmount, Fenner, Gilman, Green, Harrisville, Hurlbut, Keech, Labossiere, Lamothe, Lane, Laurel, Maple, Marshall (Lower), Maynard (Lower), Mill, Milton, Morse, Myers, Myrtle, Peake Brook, Poulin, Providence (West of River), Putnam Elementary School, Putnam High School, Ravine, Ray, Roosevelt, Senexet, South Prospect, Sunnyside, Van Den Noort (Lower), Vandale, West Thompson Rd, Whipple, Wicker, Woodstock, Woodstock Ave West.
DAY THREE – May 14
Addison, Auburn, Ballou, Battey, Bibeault, Breault, Chase, Church (Upper), Cleveland, Cloran, Daniels, David Circle, David St, Dudley, Dufault, Duffy, Emond, Harrison, Lafayette, Latici, Marshall (Upper), Maynard (Upper), North, Oak Hill, Riverside, Smith, St. Peters, Van Den Noort (Upper), Viens, Woodside.
DAY FOUR – May 15
Arthur, Bradley, Buck, Bundy, Burnham, Center, Chapman, Eden, Edmond, Fremont, Front, Grove, Harris, James St East, James St West, Kennedy (Upper), King, Lee, Livery, Main, Massicotte, Memorial Terrace, Monohassett, Perry, Perry St Condos, Pleasant, Seward, South Main, Union, Vine.
DAY FIVE – May 16
Ash, Barber, Bellevue, Bolles, Brown, Centennial, Charles, Chassey, Corbin, Davis, Farrows, Flagg, Florence, Frank, Franklin, Genevieve, George, Hammond, Laconia Ave, Laconia Court, Letters, Leyden, Lyon, Market, May, Newport, Oak, Phillips, Prospect, Railroad, Ring, Rowe, School (Lower), South Prospect, Tatem, Thayer, Walnut, Wilkinson.
DAY SIX – May 17
Alpha, Bates, Brookside, CVS Pharmacy, Dewey, Furnace, Groveland, Intervale, Knoll Woods, Mechanics, Mohegan, Nichols, Olney, Overlook, Powhattan, Providence (East of Kennedy), Providence Pike, School (Upper), Smithfield, Stop & Shop Parkade, Thompson Ave, Tractor Supply, Walmart, Waltham, Whittemore.
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busy pg 4 5-2-24
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A Busy Saturday
captions: Clockwise from top left:
A spirited NECONN soccer game.
The Putnam Beautification Day was a success with close to 200 people taking part. It is sponsored by the Putnam Business Association, the Town of Putnam (Highway Department and Parks and Rec Department), and The Last Green Valley. Prize winners, from the top: Lucas Barnes - Best Youth Volunteer. Pam Rodgers - Most Spirited Volunteer. Boy Scout Troops 66 and 25 and Cub Scout Pack 21 - Most Spirited Group and The Kaliszewski family - Most Fun/Unusual (they found a take-out window - without a building attached - behind Price Chopper).
The first Tri-State Cruisers Classic Car Club's cruise of the season. Close to 300 cars took part, serenaded by '50s tunes. And a special award was given out. See page 1.
The semiannual Prescription Drug Takeback pulled in 171 pounds, according to Putnam Police Captain Justin Lussier. He added that the station averages 30 to 40 pounds per week in the drop box at the station's lobby. From left: Putnam Police Sgt. Kevin Cardonne, Putnam Lion Sheila Coderre and Romeo Blackmar, Substance Abuse Program director at the Hale YMCA Youth and Family Center.
Run that way! T-ball game. Putnam vs. Pomfret.
fishing pg 4 5-2-24
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Fishing derby
is May 11
PUTNAM — Fifty years ago the first Putnam Rotary Club’s Noe Poulin Youth Fishing Derby began on the shores of the Quinebaug River.
And the tradition continues May 11 at Putnam Rotary Park, with fishing for four age groups beginning with age 5 and younger and up to age group 13-15. Registration is at 8:30 a.m. and fishing is from 9 to 11:30 a.m. There are prizes in several categories including for the most unique catch. There will also be games and more. Free.
The DEEP website’s interactive map shows that the stretch between the Providence Street bridge and the waterfall at Rt. 44 was stocked in two places. By May 11, fish will have dispersed from bridge to bridge.
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