DAYVILLE — Christopher Banker from Plainfield was named Westview Health Care Center’s Employee of the Month for June 2018. Banker began his career at Westview in January 2017 and he works as a Registered Nursing Supervisor at the facility.
He completed his clinical rotation at Westview in 2016 and earned his bachelor’s degree in nursing from the University of Rhode Island. 
He grew up in Griswold and also attended Three Rivers Community College prior to URI.
Administrator David T. Panteleakos said: “Chris is a great choice for this award because he has such an amazing work ethic and passion for learning. I am also impressed with his ability to adapt to every situation that may be difficult or routine in nature as well as the generous support he provides to his co-workers and staff.”  Mr. Banker has also received several acknowledgments and accolades from residents, resident family members and co-workers since joining the Westview family.

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 963-0000.
June 17
Richard St. Louis 3rd, 39, Groveland Avenue, Putnam; disorderly conduct.
June 18
Barry Liccardi, 47, Powhattan Street, Putnam; breach of peace, third-degree assault, violation of probation.
Kevin Citrino, 57, Powhattan Street, Putnam; breach of peace.
Hannah Deojay, 32, King Street, Putnam; two counts of second-degree failure to appear.
June 19
Ryan MacFarland, 30, Railroad Street, Putnam; disorderly conduct, second-degree unlawful restraint.
June 20
Christopher Adams, 23, Farrows Street, Putnam; violation of condition of release.
June 21
Christopher Adams, 23, Farrows Street, Putnam; second-degree failure to appear.
June 22
Ryan Bishop, 22, Cooper Street, Manchester; sixth-degree larceny.
June 25
Kacee Champagne, 23, Providence Street, Putnam; disorderly conduct.

Flag Burning
June 20 the South Woodstock American Legion Post 111 held its annual ceremony for disposal of unserviceable flags. They encourage proper respect for the Flag of the United States and to provide for disposal of unserviceable flags in a dignified manner. After a respectable ceremony the flags were properly burned. Present were Cub Scouts from Woodstock Pack 27, and Boy Scouts from Pomfret Troop 26, along with many friends and parents. Courtesy photo