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PUTNAM — The Putnam High School honor roll for the first quarter includes:
Seniors
High Honors: Greyson Anderson, Nathan Barylski, Duston Bonin, Chad Flick, Anna Ionkin, Ethan Latendresse, Haddijtou Mbye, Mackenzie Peloquin, Jamie Petre, Emma Rudman, Bethany Smith, Haley Syrjala.
First Honors: Aalai Ayau, Emma Braithwaite, Johnathan Carita, Laylah Chavez, Alexandra Coderre, Alex Hutchins, Catherine LaForest, Brooke Peloquin, Abby St. Martin, Maggie Wojciechowski
Recognition: Joseph Barnett, Emma Fisk, Randy Johnson, Jack Lomax, Dylan McCaughey,
Julie Morris, Mackenzie Oleszewski, Abbigail Pelletier, Michayla Rugh, Oscar Steinbrick
Juniors
High Honors: Autumn Allard, Johnathen Brouillette, Amayah Chavez, Samantha Eddy, Tyler Fullerton, Xander Ruggeri, Ewa Sekula, Dominic Sheldon
First Honors: Johnathan Aguedo, Trinity Bonet Shepard, Olivia Hassett-Mellen, Ariana Hernandez, Emre Karadeniz, Olivia Labbe-Fahy, Celenia Lopez, Halie Reidy, Jack Rindge, Destiney Simas, Hunter Vanasse, Connor Vassar
Recognition: Reagan Boledovic, David DePari, Ethan Gardner, Cody Keene, Avory Kelly, Brooke Lindell, Kayla Morrison, Iasmin Neves, Benjamin Northup, Stephanie Olecki, Avery Pedersen, Michael Roach, Malik Roberts, Ethan Rodriguez, Adam Tomkins, Isabella Toni-Campion
Sophomores
High Honors: Grace Benoit, Jenny Boriboun, Elysse Britt, Allyson DiNola, Abigail Fitts, Jack Garcia, Sara Lackey, Cooper Livingston, Enrico Gabriel Ong, Angelina Porter, Ella Schoppe, Emily St. Martin, Shaina Sudol, Alishia Thompson, Bailey Touchette, Amy Vongvirath, Gabriel Weidele, Guinevere Weiker
First Honors: Juana Ajqui Hernandez, Jillian Anthony, Rafaela Araujo, Shea Bernier, Kaylee Goding, Jacob Maillou, MacKenzie Reidy, Colin Wojciechowski
Recognition: Savannah Acquarulo, Samantha Bennett, Jacob Benzie, Cheyanne Debold, Cole Dignam, Antoinette Garcia, Tyshon Harper, Blake Hebert, Spencer Northup, Emerald Perry, DeAnn Pringle, Tegan Saucier, Brenden Womack.
Freshmen
High Honors: Melodie Anderson, Lucian Canova, Robert Dion, Atiana Estes, Danielle Levesque, Savannah Loiselle, Adam Sekula, Isabel Vergoni
First Honors: Aysaiah Chavez, Brady Devlin, Lily Goyette, Grant Hart, Elijah Kelly, Nathaniel Lazarou, Jonathan Racine, Hunter Salvas,
Recognition: Skyler Adams, Destiny Beaudoin, Raquel Calderon, Grace Collins, Kaylee Dashnaw, Christopher Denham, CoraRose Desrosiers, Romeo Devil, Travis Fredette, Sophia Ionkin, Draven Levesque, Colin Martin, Pedro Ortiz, Jack Seiffert, Josephine Spalding.
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NOTE: Putnam 2-12 going Remote Dec. 10. See pg 1 for info on meal pickups.
Putnam Elementary/Middle
Monday Blue and Tuesday White: Grilled cheese sandwiches, tomato soup, Goldfish crackers, fruit. Wednesday blue and Thursday White: Popcorn chicken bowls, corn, fruit. Friday White: Pizza, salad, fruit.
Putnam High
Monday Blue and Tuesday White: Chicken bacon ranch flatbread or spicy chicken sandwiches. Wednesday Blue and Thursday White: Chicken tenders or bacon cheeseburgers. Friday White: Pizza or homemade calzone.
Woodstock public schools
Monday and Thursday: Hamburgers, fruit. Tuesday and Friday: Pizza, broccoli, fruit. Wednesday: meal pickup at WMS.
Pomfret Community
Fresh fruit and veggies all week. Monday: Mozzarella sticks, marinara sauce. Tuesday: Beef and cheese nachos. Wednesday: Turkey sandwiches. Thursday: Meatball grinders. Friday: Cheese burgers.
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WOODSTOCK — The Woodstock Middle School honor roll for the first quarter includes:
Grade 6
High Honors: Matthew Dearborn, Lorelai Fish, Patrick Fox, Samuel Greene, Julia Guimont, Kelsey McNeil, Landon Murdock, Keegan Porter, Drew Rhault.
Honors: Brayden Bottone, Charlotte Caisse, Lyla Cowles, Brayden De Oliveira, Arianna Fox, Maylie Ganias, Brayden Grant, Brady Hebert, Jake Henderson, Kylie Hill-Rickell, Nathan Jezierski, Blake Kudzal, Maura Leonard, Samuel Lindsay, Brendon Lundt, Molly Mead, Tyler Odorski, Elena Petrella, Damien Redman, Jenna Saraidarian, Julia Tellier, Leah Thibodeau, Chloe Vogt.
Recognition: Mia Auger, Owen Benedict, Isabella Billings, Kaylyn Converse, Willow Deary, Halstyn Guenther, Maxwell Kopp, Callum Lusignan, Elijah Nagel, Jessica Palmerino, Tatum Perez, Alexeeya Richter-LaMarre, Blake Robida, Canyon Saracina.
Grade 7
High Honors: Scarlet Delaney, Jackson Durand, Ivar McDonald, Diya Patel, Kaylee Saucier, Samantha Smyth, Collin Teal.
Honors: Aiden Bachand, Gabriela Brown, Maci Corradi, Adelyn Cournoyer, Nathaniel Couture, Abby Ditzel, Jackson Dorez, Harrison Durand, Emma Forcier, Jenna Forcier, Lindsey Hanlon, Sadie Johnson-Teed, Payton Leite, Eli Manning, Katelyn McArthur, Alec Nunes, Lucas Quercia, Nathan Rauls, Ella Simoes, Luke Thompson, Sadie Wood.
Recognition: Kyle Bain, Raven Dunn, Emma Eaton, Maura Hart, Brady Lecuyer, Spencer Mayo, Gianna Musumeci, Kerrigan Reynolds, Ellary Sampson, Abigael Stevens, Wynter Worth.
Grade 8
High Honors: Gunnar Basak, Liliana Bottone, Katelyn Bruce, Ava Golden, Kira Greene, Madeline Jezierski, Emily Jurnovoy, Matthew Letourneau, Xandar Miller, Bailey Nordman, Grace Pokorny, Logan Rawson, Macy Rawson, Freya Robbie, Emily Smock, Avery Thienel, Leah Wasielewski, HaleyWhitehouse, Kendra Wilson.
Honors: Juliet Allard, John Bennett, Nathan Billings, Cassidy Chabot, Ryder Chaput, Maya Chojnicki, Abigail Converse, Maxx Corradi, Benjamin Cross, Olivia Dahl, Jacqueline Dearborn, Chandler Folkerts, Mila Ganias, Phoebe Griffin, Sophie Gronski, Elmer Hebert, Christian Luperon-Flecha, Emma Manis, Kaya Nichols, Keira Notis, Milo Schwartz, Isabella Selmecki, Brock Swabby, Kaelyn Tremblay.
Recognition: Ari Abrams, Regan Benedict, Richard Duncan, Samantha Espeseth, Brooke Goodell, Matthew LaBonte, Eli Laffert, Aiden Paquin, Owen Rigney, Cameron Robida, Otto Shaw, Elizabeth Short, William Wasko.
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Red lights
mean a
safe holiday
WOODSTOCK — The Bungay Fire Brigade, Muddy Brook Fire Dept. and Woodstock Volunteers along with the Woodstock Fire Marshal join forces to help keep Woodstock safe this holiday season and they have advice on how to make your holiday safe.
Russ Downer, president of the Woodstock Volunteer Fire Association, said the fire departments are taking part in the Keep the Wreath Red campaign. The Woodstock Volunteer Fire Station #76 is sporting the white holiday lights outlining the front of the building and a wreath decorated with red bulbs.
Downer said the campaign is a visual reminder for all of us to take safety precautions during the holiday season and to make it a safe one for our families and loved ones. “Keep the Wreath Red” is to alert residents of fires caused by holiday decorations, candle burning and other preventable fires during the holiday season and promote prevention through awareness.
All of the wreath bulbs are initially red; if a residential fire is directly caused by holiday mishap between Thanksgiving and Jan. 2, one red bulb will be changed to a white one.
Holiday fire safety tips: Lights have specific overload limits that must be adhered to, and are labeled to let you know how many strings you can safely string together. Make sure extension cords are good quality, can take the amperage load of the circuit, tagged with a UL listed label, are not placed in footpaths or areas where they could become damaged and do not place under rugs or rug runners where they can create a fire hazard. For Christmas trees, fires come from: failures of various types of decorative electrical lights and open flames from candles, lighters or matches start tree fires. Keep your tree watered daily and keep it away from open flames and space heaters.
Candles: Put them out at the end of festivities; check that your holders can handle the heat and aren’t just for decorative purposes; position candles so children and pets cannot get near them.
Make sure your smoke detectors work and practice with your family ways to get out of the house. Clean your wood or pellet stove and vent pipe.
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