Dividend
declared
PUTNAM — Thomas A. Borner, president and CEO of PB Bancorp, Inc., announced that the company’s Board of Directors has declared a quarterly cash dividend on the company’s common stock of $0.06 per share. The dividend will be payable to all stockholders of record as of May 2, 2018, and is scheduled to be paid on May 16, 2018.
“We are pleased to announce this latest dividend payment for the Holding Company which represents an increase over the previous dividend paid” said Borner. “We believe that providing a return to our stockholders is an important part of being a community bank. We look forward to continuing to build our brand of community banking, a journey we embarked upon 155 years ago, and serving our mission of enhancing the quality of life in the communities we serve”.
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Proud Donation
Broadway Live’s recent The Conncert generated $30,000 to the Hale YMCA. Left to right: Jim Zahansky, YMCA Board chair; Tom Borner, YMCA vice chair; James D. Kellaway, Broadway Live executive producer; Amanda Kelly, YMCA executive director; David T. Panteleakos, Broadway Live owner; Betty Hale, YMCA board member and Ronald Coderre, YMCA campaign counsel. Courtesy photo.
WOODSTOCK VALLEY — Broadway Live Productions donated $30,000 to the Hale YMCA Youth and Family Center in Putnam. The donation was a result of “Broadway Live…The Conncert.” The two performances featured local and regional vocalists backed by an orchestra with music arranged especially for the event.
At the event Basketball Hall of Fame coach Jim Calhoun appeared with his wife Pat addressing the crowd as the YMCA’s Capital Campaign Chairpersons. Both coach Calhoun and his wife applauded the event and audience members for supporting the performance and the YMCA.
He said, “I couldn’t be happier or prouder of all of you because you’re here tonight to hear great music and support the Y. The great thing tonight is that we are all on offense to help others. You’ve done a great job, and don’t stop believing and most importantly don’t stop enjoying tonight.”
Executive Director of the YMCA Amanda Kelly said: “The Board and staff of the Hale YMCA would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all the sponsors and partners of The Conncert. Your generosity will help us continue the work of bringing wellness and youth development programs to our community.”
The “Broadway Live…The Conncert” event marks the 18th year that Broadway Live Productions has produced live shows to benefit local and national non-profit 501 (c) (3) organizations like the American Cancer Society, Habitat for Humanity, Doctor’s Without Borders, The Bradley Playhouse, Day Kimball Hospital, Day Kimball Deary Fund, QVCC Foundation, HealthQuest, The Arc, Daily Bread, TEEG, Eastern Connecticut Performing Arts Association and many more.
With this production, Broadway Live has now topped $750,000 in gross ticket revenues and corporate sponsorships generated with all net proceeds benefiting non-profit organizations.
The Conncert was directed by Keri Danner and led by Mistress and Masters of Ceremony; Amanda Kelly, Marc Cerrone and Ronald Coderre. The performers included Andre Bessette, Donna Bessette, Yvie Bessette, Jonathan Carpentier, Hannah Chubbuck, Tim Deary, Mackenzie Deary, Val Hauptman, James Doran Kellaway, Molly Kellaway, Donna LaHaie, Adam Landry, Paul Lucenti, Patrick McCarthy, Alex Mercier, Carl Mercier, Colleen Mercier, Elena Mercier, Lily Mercier, David T. Panteleakos, Brenda Pontbriand, Sophia Pontbriand, Rachel Pontbriand, Mike Silvia, Beth Silvia, Izaiah Silvia, Elizabeth Silvia, Jacob Silvia, Simon Silvia, Ted Reynolds and Brooke Zahansky.
“We are so proud of our performers, musicians, directors and technical team for putting up an amazing show for the Hale YMCA”, said Broadway Live creator David T. Panteleakos. “It turned out to exceed our expectations in performance and we could not be more thankful to our amazing performers for sharing their time and talents for such a worthy cause.”
Woodstock public schools
Monday: Hot dogs, baked beans, fruit. Tuesday: Baked potatoes, broccoli, fruit. Wednesday: Chicken tenders, corn, fruit. Thursday: American Chop Suey, green beans, fruit, cookies. Friday: Pizza, carrot sticks, fruit.
Putnam Elementary/Middle
Monday --- Wolf Meal: Beef burgers plain or with cheese, sherbet. Tuesday: Hot dogs, baked beans. Wednesday: Chicken patty sandwiches. Thursday: Soft tacos, Spanish rice, corn. Friday: Putnam Special Pizza, salad with cherry tomatoes and cucumbers.
Putnam High
Monday: Roasted chicken or spicy chicken sandwiches. Tuesday: General Tsos chicken or bacon cheeseburgers. Wednesday: Mozzarella sticks, marinara sauce, pasta or buffalo chicken wraps. Thursday: Crispy chicken bacon flatbread sandwiches or chicken tenders with veggies. Friday: Pizza or fish and chips dinner.
Pomfret Community
Monday: Cheese pizza, fruit. Tuesday --- Brunch for Lunch: French toast sticks, turkey sausages, fruit. Wednesday: Crispy chicken tenders, broccoli, fruit. Thursday: BBQ roasted chicken, cole slaw, fruit. Friday: Pasta and meatballs, fruit..
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‘Mystery’ Fund-raiser
Some of the guests at the Arc Quinebaug Valley’s new fund-raiser, a murder mystery dinner event. It grossed more than $21,000. Guests: Jeff and Jessica Rawson, Gary and Karen Osbrey, Dick and Marianne Loomis, George and Pam Brown, John and Darlene Miller, Alan and Janet Bates. Courtesy photo.
PUTNAM — The Arc Quinebaug Valley held its newest fund-raiser, eta Masquerade Ball-Themed Murder Mystery Dinner Event and grossed more than $21,000.
With approximately 170 guests in attendance, it was an evening to remember. This event drew many community members who were eager to help support the agency through their ticket purchases, donations, or various levels of sponsorship.
“Every year we rely on fund-raisers to help enhance our services and provide the people we serve with the best quality of life possible. This event was specifically geared towards raising funds for a sensory garden that The Arc is creating at our Cook Hill Office location. This sensory garden will be designed with the purpose of stimulating the senses of individuals with disabilities, which will help in acquiring essential life skills at their own peaceful pace. The sensory garden will provide a therapeutic environment where our individuals can remain calm and feel safe and comfortable in exploring their senses without feeling overwhelmed by them.” said Susan M. Desrosiers, executive director of The Arc Quinebaug Valley.
Gerardi Insurance Services, Inc. was the Event Sponsor. Crime Scene Sponsors included Savings Institute Bank & Trust, The Schuster Group and Linemaster Switch. Mask Sponsors were Rawson Materials, CorePlus Credit Union, Putnam Bank, Rogers Corporation, Putnam Rotary Club, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union, Spirol and bankHometown.
“Our agency is very fortunate to be part of such a wonderful community that is always willing to stand beside us in our fund-raising efforts. We have a huge support system within this quiet corner and we are forever grateful.” said Crystal Simonson, Community Outreach coordinator of The Arc Quinebaug Valley.
Four actors and actresses from The Murder Mystery Company put on an extremely interactive show for the audience. There were many laughs heard throughout the venue and an air of friendly competition between tables of guests trying to figure out who the murderer was.
“Thank you to all of our supporters for making a difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities. Our agency continues to thrive from your help.” said Desrosiers.