Past Issues of the Putnam Town Crier
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The following charges were listed in the Putnam Police Department logs. The people charged are innocent until proven guilty in court. The Town Crier will publish dispositions of cases at the request of the accused. The dispositions must be accompanied by the proper documentation. The Putnam Police Department confidential Tip Line is 860-963-0000.
July 30
Kara L. Cardinale, 34, Route 171, Woodstock; failure to respond to infraction.
Christopher M. Cardinale, 50, Route 171, Woodstock; failure to respond to infraction.
Melchor Jaimes, 46, Woodstock Avenue, Putnam; operating under the influence, operating without a license, operating without insurance, operating an unregistered motor vehicle.
July 31
Kimberly Dixon, 41, homeless; first-degree criminal trespass, interfering with an officer, assault on a police officer.
Edward Gauthier, 58, South Main Street, Putnam; creating a public disturbance.
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High Honors list
POMFRET — The spring High Honors list at Pomfret School includes: Carson Ames of Pomfret (2025), Audrey Bonaventura of Woodstock (2025, Mirabelle Cole of Brooklyn (2026), Robert Ellsworth of Eastford (2026), Mila Ganias of Woodstock (2025), Mia McCarter of Pomfret (2025), Matthew McClure of Woodstock (2025), Shepherd Wilcox of Pomfret Center (2025), Chloe Woodard of Pomfret (2025), Brody Zahansky of Pomfret Center (2025).
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Hoops Clinic
A major slam dunk happened in the Putnam Middle School Gym the past few days during the Summer Hoop Clinic. Hoopsters improved skills and had a great time. Recreation Director Willie Bousquet said this was the 40th clinic the town has held. He estimated that more than 50 players took part. Thomas Espinosa served as coach and Josh Scraba was the assistant coach.
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Tennis courts at Woodstock Middle School in 2023. Work has already begun on replacing them. Linda Lemmon photo.
Woodstock Recreation and the Town of Woodstock announced the project to replace the tennis courts at Woodstock Middle School has begun.
Demolition of the old courts is complete. New net posts are being installed and during the month of August, new asphalt and fencing will be installed.
The pavement slab will need to cure for several months before the line striping and sport coating can be applied, so the opening of the new courts is slated for June 2025.
The courts will include 2 full-size doubles tennis courts with pickleball lines inset on each court and an adjustable-height net to accommodate both sports.
This project is made possible by funds from the American Rescue Plan Act allocated by the Boards of Finance and Selectmen. The courts will be dedicated to the memory of First Selectman Jay Swan who, in collaboration with the Recreation director Erin Lucas and the Recreation Commission, advocated for this project over the course of several years.
Woodstock Recreation plans to offer a variety of youth and adult tennis and pickleball programming starting in June 2025, in addition to making the courts available to Woodstock residents for open court time.
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Woodstock Academy Assistant Coach Bob Donahue retired after 45 years coaching hockey, including the last 11 years at Woodstock Academy. Coach Bob helped guide the Centaurs to a Divi. III state title in 2017 and was on the bench for 134 wins during his Woodstock Academy tenure. Thank you, coach, for your leadership and guidance in helping mold our Centaur players into fine young men.
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