The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests:
•Arline L. Martin, 49, of 193 West St., Bristol was arrested on Feb.4 and charged with assault on a peace officer, and second degree breach of peace.
•Josue Vazquez, 30, of 68 Cypress St., Meriden was arrested on Feb. 3 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Shelley M. Mastroianni, 38, of 120 Sixth St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 2 and charged with criminal attempt/ assault on a peace officer, second degree breach of peace, threatening, and failure to comply fingerprint request.
•Veronica D. Brooks, 46, of 102 Capen St., Hartford was arrested on Feb. 2 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•John Brasseur, 51, of 28 Lincoln St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 2 and charged with first degree criminal trespass.
•Tracey Hemingway, 32, of 45 Lebanon Ave., Willimantic was arrested on Feb. 2 and charged with first degree criminal trespass, and second degree breach of peace.
•Delmy M. Alarcon-Ortiz, 27, of 415 Main St., Apt. No. 3, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 2 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Freddy Ramirez, 31, of 415 Main St., Apt. No. 3, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 2 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Jose A. Estrada, 37, of 1438 Corbin Ave., New Britain was arrested on Feb. 1 and charged with operation while under the influence, failure to have lights illuminated, and failure to comply fingerprint request.
•Kristen A. Rinas, 26, of 60 Uconn Dr., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 1 and charged with operation while under the influence and driving right hand lane.
•Michael J. Getchell, 28, of 91 Lardner Rd., Bristol was arrested on Jan. 31 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Luis Cantre, 28, of 78 Davis Dr., Bristol was arrested on Jan. 31 and charged with fifth degree larceny. He was arrested in another incident and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Benjamin A. Moreland, 29, of 110 High St., Apt. No. 3, Bristol was arrested on Jan. 31 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Vincent M. Taricani, 26, of 10 Birch St., Apt. No. second floor, Terryville was arrested on Jan. 31 and charged with first degree criminal trespass and second degree breach of peace.
•Matthew J. Williams, 24, of 33 Johnson St., Torrington was arrested on Jan. 31 and charged with interfering with an officer, first degree criminal trespass and second degree breach of peace.
•Paul Swiderski, 19, of 424 W. Pines Dr., Southington was arrested on Feb. 6 and charged with operation of motor vehicle by minor having elevated blood alcohol content, operation with registration/license suspended/ revoked, and failure to drive right.
•Viollette Janowiec, 25, of 19 Daisy Circle., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 6 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Carol Saluski, 58, of 22 Evelyn Rd., Forestville was arrested on Feb. 6 and charged with disorderly conduct and third degree assault.
•Jordon Terry Rutledge, 22, of 31 Summer St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 6 and charged with first degree reckless endangerment, and second degree breach of peace.
•Gina Davenport, 29, of 69 Wolcott St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 6 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Pernell Clemonts, 30, of 139 Washington St., Apt. No. 3N, New Britain was arrested on Feb. 6 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Melissa Layfulde, 35, of 132 Polaski St., Torrington was arrested on Feb. 6 and charged with conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny and sixth degree larceny.
•Michael Siok, 29, of 132 Polaski St., Torrington was arrested on Feb. 6 and charged with conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny and sixth degree larceny.
•Gabor Cirok, 38, of 89 Judd St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 5 and charged with first degree criminal trespass and criminal violation of restraining order. He was arrested in another incident and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Becky S. Ziegler, 34, of 135 Rockwell Ave., Apt. No. B, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 4 and charged with sixth degree larceny. She was arrested in another incident and charged with illegal possession, illegal possession of narcotics, interfering with an officer, criminal impersonation, second degree false statement, second degree forgery, and sixth degree larceny.
•Arline l. Martin, 49, of 193 West St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 4 and charged with assault on a peace officer and second degree breach of peace.

By KAITLYN NAPLES
STAFF WRITER
Last year, the state’s Municipal Opportunities & Regional Efficiencies (M.O.R.E) Commission began discussing the possibility of condensing the 14 regional planning agencies into eight councils of government. This included the Central Connecticut Regional Planning Agency (CCRPA) that oversaw 14 municipalities including Bristol.
Also last year, the state’s Office of Policy Management (OPM) came up with a preliminary recommendation for new regions on Oct. 1. Under this preliminary recommendation, OPM put CCRPA in the Hartford region, which is the Capital Region Council of Governments (CRCOG). However, CRCOG told the CCRPA they did not want the entire region joining its agency as a whole, but contacted the towns within the CCRPA to see which would express interest in joining CRCOG. Plainville and Southington voted to join CRCOG last year.
At a special City Council meeting last week, it was unanimously approved to join a council of governments in the Naugatuck valley, which is expected to be newly formed by the end of the year.
When Councilor Ellen Zoppo-Sassu asked Mayor Ken Cockayne if the Hartford agency was asked to attend the special meeting, Cockayne said they were “aware of this meeting, and made it clear they are in support of us going the other way.”
At last week’s meeting, the council voted to appeal OPM’s decision to have Bristol join the Capital Planning Region (Hartford) so it can join the Naugatuck Valley region.
Executive Director of the Council of Governments of the Central Naugatuck Valley Region Sam Gold attended the special meeting and said it makes sense for Bristol to join the Naugatuck Valley region, especially since rail could ultimately be connected with Waterbury.
“There are many Bristol residents who work in Waterbury,” or in the Naugatuck valley, as well as valley residents who work in Bristol, Gold said,  adding that connecting the rail lines would ultimately benefit ESPN, which has many people coming in and out from New York.
Once OPM approves Bristol’s appeal, the city then will need to adopt an ordinance allowing the connection with the Naugatuck valley region. By Jan. 1 of next year, the new Naugatuck valley council of governments would take on the regional planning responsibilities for Bristol.
Alan Weiner, Bristol’s city planner, said one of the components for the revitalization of the downtown area is the desire for passenger rail. He said connecting Bristol to Waterbury would be more likely, than connecting Bristol to Berlin.
“Casting our lot with the new ‘COG’ (councils of government) seems to make more sense,” particularly because of the potential to have rail in the city, which could take longer if the city joined the Hartford COG, Weiner said. He added Bristol has more in common with the towns in the Naugatuck valley, especially in terms of its industrial heritage.
Zoppo-Sassu said she wants to make sure Bristol still maintains its relationships with other towns, even though it would be part of a different planning agency. Cockayne said those relationships still will remain strong.
While the planning portion would be shifted to the eventual Naugatuck valley COG, Bristol will still remain part of the CCRPA’s Metropolitan Planning Organization, which deals strictly with transportation and funding from the federal government. Gold said that relationship will remain until it is decided where to proceed with the new regions.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests:
•James D. Olson, 53, of 32 Pine Hill Rd., Burlington was arrested on Feb. 12 and charged with operation while under the influence and restricted turns fail signal.
•Nicolette Alevrides, 42, of 80 Robbin St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 11 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Shirley Ramos, 71, of 83 Meadow St., Apt. No. 1E, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 11 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Stefano A. Pollastro, 36, of 127 Willis St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 11 and charged with evading responsibility and following too close.
•Dwayne A. Smith, 36, of 176 Davis Dr., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 11 and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics and distribution of controlled substances less than 1,500 feet from school. He was arrested in another incident and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics, and distribution of controlled substances less than 1,500 feet from school. He then was arrested in another incident and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics and distribution of controlled substances less than 1,500 feet from school, conspiracy to commit illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, conspiracy to commit illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics, and conspiracy to commit distribution of controlled substances less than 1,500 feet from school.
•Timothy M. Orozco, 32, of 103 Haviland St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 10 and charged with tampering with or fabricating, third degree assault, third degree criminal mischief, and second degree breach of peace.
•Gregory G. Pokorny, 45, of 34 Dwight St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 8 and charged with third degree assault, second degree breach of peace, second degree strangulation, and second degree unlawful restraint.
•Jason M. Pilon, 33, of 83 Morningside Dr., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 8 and charged with threatening and failure to comply fingerprint request.
•Patricia Baum, 20, of 100 Lewis Rd., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 8 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Joshua Daniels, 26, of 24 Conlon St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 7 and charged with murder.
•Alicia Stetson, 41, of 41 View St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 7 and charged with first degree threatening and second degree breach of peace.
•Nikolas B. Avallone, 23, of 60 Mills St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 7 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Pasquale Avallone, 55, of 93 Broad St., Plainville was arrested on Feb. 7 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Fabio Fines Dominguez, 58, of 35 West Side Ave., Haverstraw, NY was arrested on Feb. 13 and charged with third degree assault and disorderly conduct.
•Monica M. Jaskot, 27, of 32 Bradley Rd., Burlington was arrested on Feb. 12 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Adam Martin, 24, of 21 Grove St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 12 and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics and distribution of controlled substances less than 1500 feet from school. He was arrested again and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription, possession of narcotics with intent to sell, conspiracy to commit illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, conspiracy to commit possession of narcotics with intent to sell, distribution of controlled substances less than 1,500 feet from school, possession of drug paraphernalia in drug factory situation, injury/risk/ impairing morals, theft of a firearm, and illegal possession of assault weapon.
•Breannah Ohidy, 23, of 21 Grove St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 12 and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription, possession of narcotics with intent to sell, conspiracy to commit illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, conspiracy to commit possession of narcotics with intent to sell, distribution of controlled substances less than 1,500 feet from school, possession of drug paraphernalia in drug factory situation, and injury/risk/ impairing morals.
•James D. Olson, 53, of 32 Pine Hill Rd., Burlington was arrested on Feb. 12 and charged with operation while under the influence and restricted turns fail signal.

HARTFORD- In order to better educate himself on the mental health needs in his community, a press release from his office announced State Rep. Whit Betts (R-Bristol, Plymouth) participated in a Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training class at the State Capitol.

The Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training class teaches people how to spot the signs of someone experiencing a mental health crisis and the steps to take to help.

“Participating in the Mental Health First Aid training class has been very helpful in my understanding of how to help those in a mental health crisis. It underscores the importance of having primary care professionals, family members, school personnel and educators trained to identify students in crisis. Early intervention is key to ensuring that young people receive the appropriate treatment they need,” said Betts via a press release.

The training, offered by the state Department of Mental Health and Addiction stems from the legislation passed earlier this year in response to the tragic events in Newtown. The legislation called for the state’s mental health and education commissioners to administer a mental health first aid training program, and for people serving as safe school climate coordinators to receive the training.

The 12 hour, two-part, nationally certified course helps individuals and communities better understand mental health issues. It is designed to provide people with the key skills to assist someone experiencing a mental health crisis very similar to how CPR training helps a non-medical professional assist an individual following a heart attack. Participants won’t learn how to treat a condition, but they could be able to assist someone while help is on the way, or detect signs that suggest a person needs help.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests:
•Armando Perez, 73, of 36 Summer St., Apt. No. 5, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 21 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Anthony M. Scata, 20, of 26 Austin Brook Dr., East Granby was arrested on Feb. 21 and charged with operation of motor vehicle by minor having elevated blood alcohol content, travel too fast for conditions and restricted turns fail signal.
•Cynthia M. Pough, 42, of 52 Apple Tree Hill, New Britain was arrested on Feb. 19 and charged with operation while under the influence and restricted turns failure to signal.
•Justin L. Wilson, 26, of 7 Sherman St., second floor was arrested on Feb. 18 and charged with threatening, second degree breach of peace and failure to comply fingerprint request.
•Jessica Cyr, 28, of 21 Litchfield Lane., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Heather Morin, 28, of 19 Prince St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Leland Lollar-Davis, 22, of 57 Lillian Rd., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 18 and charged with disorderly conduct and threatening.
•Michael E. Richardson, 36, of 29 Prospect Ext. St., Terryville was arrested on Feb. 18 and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, and illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics. He was arrested in another incident and charged with no insurance, misuse of plate, operation with registration/license suspended/revoked, operation of unregistered motor vehicle, illegal possession, illegal possession of narcotics, distribution of controlled substances less than 1500 feet from school, illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription, and interfering with an officer.
•Rafael R. Cartagena, 62, of 166 Vance Dr., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Carol A. Rosa, 50, of 166 Vance Dr., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Victoria A. Sewell, 33, of 488 Perkins St., Apt. No. 4, Waterbury was arrested on Feb. 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Robert A. Gediman, 45, of 193 Center St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 18 and charged with second degree failure to appear. He was arrested in another incident and charged with distribution of controlled substances less than 1,500 feet from school, illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, and illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics. He then was arrested in another incident and charged with distribution of controlled substances less than 1,500 feet from school, illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, and illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics, illegal possession, illegal possession of narcotics and use of minor to distribute controlled substance.
•Demetra L. Markiewicz, 30, of 49 Patricia Lane., Naugatuck was arrested on Feb. 18 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Christopher Sanchez-Santana, 25, of 129 Lillian Rd., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 17 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Alexander Paul Carpenter, 29, of 18 Willoughby St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 16 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Heriberto Velez, 19, of 116 High St., Apt. No. 5, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 16 and charged with possession of less than one-half ounce of cannabis type substance, criminal attempt/ assault on a peace officer and disorderly conduct.
•Erin R. Lavoie, 32, of 82 Hull St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 16 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Michelle Bossie, 46, of 223 Marcia Dr., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 15 and charged with interfering with an officer.
•Matthew B. Day, 32, of 820 Stafford Ave., Apt. No. 13, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 15 and charged with failure to comply fingerprint request, second degree breach of peace, second degree unlawful restraint, threatening, second degree criminal mischief, and interfering with an officer.
•Lisa M. Burnham, 50, of 72 South St. Ext., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 14 and charged with second degree failure to appear.

By KAITLYN NAPLES
STAFF WRITER
Even though it may feel like it is light-years away, summer will be here in just a few months and students will be out of school and ready to head off to summer camp. Before spaces fill up, residents should check out the new programs Bristol’s Parks and Recreation Department has to offer this summer.
The department will be kicking off its brand new Counselors in Training (CIT) program, which is intended for teenagers ages 14 to 17 who are ultimately in interested becoming a summer camp counselor when they are old enough to work.
“We don’t have a lot to offer to teenagers who are too old to go to summer camp but too young to work,” said Joshua Medeiros, recreation coordinator for the city’s Parks and Recreation Department. “It’s going to be a really nice way for them to get involved in our programs.”
Not only will the CIT program allow for teens to get out of the house this summer and participate in a variety of activities, but they will also learn leadership skills, team building, and begin to build their resume for future jobs and college.
“It is a really positive experience,” Medeiros said, adding that summer camps across the state offer this kind of program and it has been well received by both the teens and parents or guardians.
After the CITs work their way through the program and are eventually eligible to be camp counselors, Medeiros said they will be the first people the city looks at for hiring summer counselors before other individuals who haven’t been CITs. The CITs will be paired with camp counselors for the summer and help plan activities and work with the campers, run special events, assist counselors on field trips and attend leadership workshops each week.
He said he is hoping to bring on board 15 teens for this summer’s first Counselor in Training program, where they will be split between the regular summer camp offered at Stafford School, which is offered to ages 6- to 12-years-old, and the newly added preschool summer camp that will be offered at Mountain View School.
Medeiros said the new preschool camp, called Little Explorers, will be offered to children ages 3- to 5-years-old and will help “introduce younger children to summer camp,” and provide a good environment for them filled with music, sports, arts and crafts, entertainment, games and more. Medeiros said like the CIT program catering to teens, the preschool summer camp will cater to an age bracket Bristol’s summer camps weren’t reaching before. Medeiros said he sent out a survey to parents and received positive feedback about the preschool summer camp and is hoping to admit about 40 children for the program this summer.
The regular summer camp, he said, typically fills up with about 200 children each year. However, he said with the CIT program he hopes to admit much more because there will be extra bodies to work with the campers.
The individuals chosen for the CIT program will also participate in a three-day training session before camp begins where they will receive their CPR and First-Aid certificate, along with becoming familiar with on how camp works.
Medeiros said he would encourage teens to apply because the program provides different activities for them to be a part of each day throughout the summer.
“It makes the summer fly by so much faster and is a great opportunity for that age group,” he said, adding that the CIT program allows for teens to get out of the house and be productive throughout the summer if they are not able to work yet due to their age. He also said he will be looking for individuals to apply who are enthusiastic, responsible, mature young adults who are excited about getting involved this summer and are out-going.
In addition to the CIT program and the preschool summer camp, Bristol Parks and Recreation also will be offering a Teen Adventure camp this summer that will be available to ages 12- to 15-years-old and be offered three days per week for five weeks in July. This summer camp, Medeiros said, is for teens who are interested in summer camp but can’t commit to the full seven-week session. The Teen Adventure camp will take teens on field trips during the five weeks to places around the state, like Quassy Amusement Park or tubing down the Farmington River. There will be a different theme each week for this summer camp and will provide the opportunity to “expose Bristol kids to other locations they may have never seen before,” Medeiros said.
The regular summer camp at Stafford School and preschool camp at Mountain View School will begin on June 30 and last for seven weeks. The preschool camp will have a split day, with the morning running from 9 a.m. to noon, and then the afternoon portion running from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. CITs only will be working with the Stafford School and Mountain View School camps for the summer.
Those interested in the CIT program should begin applying on March 3, and can find the application on the Bristol Parks and Recreation website at www.Bristolrec.com. The deadline for CIT applications is May 1 and once the department begins receiving applications it will begin notifying individuals to come in for interviews. Applicants should also provide a reference letter from a teacher, coach, principal, etc.
For summer campers, registration day is May 27 and parents can also find the necessary forms and information on www.Bristolrec.com or can visit the department’s office at Bristol City Hall, 111 North Main St., on the second floor. Anyone with further questions can contact the department at (860)584-6160.

Bristol police reported the following arrests:
•Shane A. Sanchez, 27, of 45 Prospect St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 28 and charged with third degree assault, third degree conspiracy to commit assault, sixth degree conspiracy to commit larceny, second degree robbery, and second degree conspiracy to commit robbery.
•Krystal M. Myers, 24, of 221 Newell Ave., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 27 and charged with operation while under the influence, restricted turns fail signal, and operation without carrying a license.
•Richard D. Mitchell, 46, of 117 Vernon Ave., Vernon was arrested on Feb. 26 and charged with second degree sexual assault: consent, no force/threat and illegal delivery of liquor to minor.
•Brandon C. Labuhn, 35, no address provided, was arrested on Feb. 26 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Arthur J. Valentine, 56, of 45 Allen St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 26 and charged with third degree assault and disorderly conduct.
•Antonio Sanchez, 36, of 884 Worthington St., Springfield, Mass. was arrested on Feb. 26 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Nicole M. Ouellet, 42, of 1112 Stafford Ave., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 25 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Christopher T. Fitzmaurice, 19, of 51 Grace Ave., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 25 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace. He was arrested in another incident and charged with possession of less than one-half ounce of marijuana, procure liquor under false pretenses, and operation while under the influence.
•Yuly Santana-Soler, 19, of 268 Queen St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 25 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Michael D. Wilkins, 46, no address provided, was arrested on Feb. 25 and charged with fifth degree larceny. He was arrested in another incident and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal possession, and illegal possession of narcotics.
•Justin D. Jones, 34, of 76 Bartholomew St., Apt. No. 1, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 25 and charged with threatening and disorderly conduct.
•Darren R. Pelletier, 44, of 19 Jacobs St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 25 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Becky S. Ziegler, 34, of 135 Rockwell Ave., Apt. No. B, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 25 and charged with second degree forgery, criminal impersonation, interfering with an officer, illegal operation while under suspension, speeding, misuse of plate, and operation unregistered motor vehicle.
•Jennifer Lynn Holmes, 28, of 171 Metacomet Dr., Meriden was arrested on Feb. 24 and charged with first degree criminal trespass and disorderly conduct.
•Deborah Taylor, 51, of 571 Terryville Ave., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 24 and charged with third degree assault and disorderly conduct.
•Jovanni A. Germosen, 20, of 12 Park St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 24 and charged with violation of probation.
•Nancy J. Omalley, 54, of 17 Putnam St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 24 and charged with second degree harassment, drunkenness, misuse of 911 emergency system, and failure to comply fingerprint request.
•Jeremy Sparks, 28, of 250 Terryville Ave., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 24 and charged with criminal possession of firearm, illegal possession of assault weapon, sale/transfer of assault weapon, theft of a firearm, and conspiracy to commit/sale/transfer of assault weapon.
•Roland Charette, 54, of 101 Lakeside Dr., Apt. No. 94, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 24 and charged with operation while under the influence and failure to obey control signal.
•Bridgett Hernandez, 39, of 111 Shawn Dr., Apt. No. 21, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 24 and charged with third degree assault and disorderly conduct.
•Francisco J. Rodriguez, 23, of 111 Shawn Dr., Apt. No. 21, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 24 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Aaron H. Sehl, 35, of 31 Susan Lane., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 23 and charged with third degree assault, second degree breach of peace, and interfering with 911 call.
•Timothy A. McLeod, 21, of 370 Burlington Ave., Apt. No. 3, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 23 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Samantha Pokorny, 20, of 59 Hull St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 23 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Ernest W. Szydlo III, 25, of 343 Round Hill Rd., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 23 and charged with threatening and second degree breach of peace.
•Scott J. Sirois, 32, of 154 Davis Dr., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 23 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•April L. Sirois, 31, of 154 Davis Dr., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 23 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Corrie James Hart, 44, of 376 South St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 22 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Jessica Smith, 26, of 59 Notting Hill Gate, Torrington was arrested on Feb. 22 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Michael Detoro, 24, of 197 Burgundy Hill Lane, Middletown was arrested on Feb. 22 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Tina Mason, 45, of 19 Earl St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 22 and charged with first degree criminal trespass and sixth degree larceny.
•Melanie K. Campbell, 31, of 110 Turtle Brook Lane., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 22 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Nancy Jo Lockwood, 48, of 178 Maple St., Apt. No. 2, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 22 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Robert Leonard, 44, of 882 Burlington Ave., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 22 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Daniel C. Skopp, 36, of 159 Union St., Apt. No. B2, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 22 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Jose O. Diaz, 25, of 150 Shawn Dr., Apt. No. A1, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 22 and charged with threatening and second degree harassment.
•Pamela J. Knoblaugh, 60, of 34 Rowe Place., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 22 and charged with threatening, third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Charles Wandla-incourt, 35, of 9 Conlon St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 21 and charged with criminal possession of firearm, illegal possession of assault weapon, theft of firearm, sale/transfer of assault weapon, criminal possession of firearm, illegal possession of assault weapon, theft of firearm, and sale/transfer of assault weapons.
•Nelson Torres, 44, of 179 Surrey Dr., Apt. No. 58, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 21 and charged with evading responsibility and following too close.
•James P. Bishop, 33, of 71 Smalley St., New Britain was arrested on Feb. 21 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Maria J. Avarista, 44, of 21 Maple Ave., Vernon was arrested on Feb. 21 and charged with third degree robbery and sixth degree larceny.
•Armando Perez, 73, of 36 Summer St., Apt. No. 5, Bristol was arrested on Feb. 21 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Anthony M. Scata, 20, of 26 Austin Brook Dr., East Granby was arrested on Feb. 21 and charged with operation of motor vehicle by minor having elevated blood alcohol content, travel too fast for conditions and restricted turns fail signal.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests:
•Nicole Ziotas, 22, of 99 Jacobs St., Bristol was arrested on March 7 and charged with criminal attempt/assault on a peace officer. She was arrested in another incident and charged with third degree assault, interfering with an officer, and second degree breach of peace.
•Najee Amatur-Rahim, 30, of 31 Divinity St., Apt. No. U6, Bristol was arrested on March 7 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Mark A. Glines, 22, of 99 Jacobs St., Bristol was arrested on March 7 and charged with illegal possession, illegal possession of narcotics, interfering with an officer, and second degree breach of peace.
•Kelly L. Klaneski, 31, of 196 Goodwin St., Bristol was arrested on March 6 and charged with failure to obey control signal, misuse of plate, operation with registration/license suspended/revoked, interfering with an officer, criminal impersonation, no insurance, ad operation of unregistered motor vehicle.
•Ahmond J. Bond, 33, of 80 Terryville Ave., Bristol was arrested on March 6 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Ismael Arroyo, 43, no address provided, was arrested on March 5 and charged with second degree failure to appear. He was arrested in another incident and charged with criminal attempt/ sixth degree larceny.
•Maria D. Rodriguez, 68, of 126 High St., Apt. No. first floor, Bristol was arrested on March 5 and charged with distribution of controlled substances less than 1500 feet from school, illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription and illegal manufacturing, distribution, and sale of prescription of narcotics.
•Terri Klachany, 55, of 47 Stearns St., Apt. No. 12, Bristol was arrested on March 5 and charged with second degree breach of peace, threatening and failure to comply fingerprint request. She was arrested in another incident and charged with threatening, intimidation based on bigotry or bias and failure to comply fingerprint request.
•Mackenzie E. Elder, 22, of 2 Horseshoe Lane., Farmington was arrested on March 5 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Kristen Kochanski, 18, of 122 Woodland St., Apt. No. 2, Bristol was arrested on March 5 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Daisy Dejesus, 45, of 56 Ingraham Place., Apt. No. 2, Bristol was arrested on March 5 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Emmanuel Resto, 20, of 218 Maple Ave., Bristol was arrested on March 5 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Pedro Pierre, 29, of 282 West St., Apt. No. 3, Bristol was arrested on March 5 and charged with second degree breach of peace and second degree assault.
•Jeffrey O’Meara, 43, of 63 Hiltbrand Rd., Apt. No. 4-2, Bristol was arrested on March 4 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Sheri Unger, 51, of 542 Stafford Ave., Bristol was arrested on March 4 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•John Baker, 43, of 97 Prospect St., Bristol was arrested on March 4 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Kevin W. Chamberlain, 42, no address provided, was arrested on March 3 and charged with violation of probation. He was arrested in another incident and charged with first degree robbery, second degree larceny, possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal possession, and illegal possession of narcotics.
•Ronald Tincher, 19, of 12 Spindle Hill Rd., Wolcott was arrested on March 3 and charged with fifth degree larceny and conspiracy to commit fifth degree larceny.
•Moriama Rosario, 34, of 200 Blakeslee St., Apt. No. 211, Bristol was arrested on March 2 and charged with unsafe backing, operation while under the influence and operation with registration/license suspended/ revoked.
•Naznin Chowdhury, 37, of 60 Kelley St., Bristol was arrested on March 1 and charged with sixth degree larceny and injury/ risk/impairing morals.
•Andrea N. Culmone, 31, of 509 Emmett St., Apt. no. B11, Bristol was arrested on March 1 and charged with violation of probation.
•Andrew M. Smith, 24, of 24 Roberts St., Apt. No. 2, Bristol was arrested on March 1 and charged with evading responsibility: physical injury and/or property damage, and operation of motor vehicle other than motorcycle without license first offense.
•Tasha N. Anastasi, 28, of 58 Harrison St., Bristol was arrested on March 1 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•James L. Pompei, 44, of 8 Lovers Lane., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 28 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Aeriel Russell, 22, of 175 Washington St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 28 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Elizabeth Russell, 46, of 664 Main St., Bristol was arrested on Feb. 28 and charged with disorderly conduct.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests:
•Sheray M. Unger, 27, of 28 Judd St., Apt. No. second floor, Bristol was arrested on March 11 and charged with third degree identity theft, fifth degree larceny, conspiracy to commit third degree identity theft, and conspiracy to commit fifth degree larceny.
•Maria Rodriguez, 42, of 297 Summer St., Bristol was arrested on March 10 and charged with first degree failure to appear. She was arrested in another incident and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Charles Denmark, 33, of 21 West St., Apt. No. 2, Bristol was arrested on March 10 and charged with third degree criminal mischief and threatening.
•Shainaly Valdes, 21, of 109 Skinner Dr., New Britain was arrested on March 10 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Edwin A. Bishop, 33, of 25 Knoll St., Waterbury was arrested on March 10 and charged with violation of probation.
•Tina M. Boldini-Wyble, 42, of 109 Caya Ave., West Hartford was arrested on March 10 and charged with second degree breach of peace and failure to comply with fingerprint request.
•Ryan D’Hana, 43, of 372 Park St., Apt. No. 1, Bristol was arrested on March 9 and charged with first degree failure to appear. He was arrested in another incident and charged with second degree failure to appear. He then was arrested in another incident and charged with illegal possession and illegal possession of narcotics.
•Marcus Kwabena James, 28, of 25A Wharton Brook Dr., Wallingford was arrested on March 8 and charged with second degree criminal trespass.
•Luke Elyosius, 33, of 70 Tulip St., Bristol was arrested on March 8 and charged with violation of probation.
•Megan Gauthier, 30, of 141 Vera Rd., Bristol was arrested on March 8 and charged with fifth degree larceny.
•Neil I. Cyr, 43, of 28 Judd St., Bristol was arrested on March 8 and charged with third degree identity theft, fifth degree larceny, conspiracy to commit third degree identity theft and conspiracy to commit fifth degree larceny.
•Asim Ajdari, 35, of 163 Main St., Terryville was arrested on March 8 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Devon J. Cowles, 20, of 230 Garden St., Bristol was arrested on March 8 and charged with operation of motor vehicle by minor having elevated blood alcohol content, improper passing and restricted turns fail signal.
•Edward Gonzalez, 31, of 247 Oakland St., Bristol was arrested on March 7 and charged with criminal violation of protective order threatening, and criminal violation of protective order non threatening.
•Crystal Rivera, 30, of 247 Oakland St., Bristol was arrested on March 7 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Leon Ryder, 71, of 56 Gaylord St., Apt. No. 514, Bristol was arrested on March 7 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Anetta Boksz-Paradis, 39, of 145 Cleveland St., New Britain was arrested on March 7 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•William LaVista, 53, of 192 Main St., Apt. No. 9, Bristol was arrested on March 7 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Michael J. Bengston, 36, of 50 High St., New Britain was arrested on March 7 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Jaroslaw Radziszewski, 39, of 2 Katie Lane., Plainville was arrested on March 14 and charged with sixth degree larceny, criminal impersonation and criminal attempt/sixth degree larceny.
•Robert E. Wakefield, 47, of 34 Collins Rd., Bristol was arrested on March 13 and charged with fifth degree larceny and third degree criminal mischief. He was arrested  in another incident and charged with second degree criminal mischief and fifth degree larceny.
•Carlos Seda-Cartagena, 42, of 100 West St., Apt. No. 203, New Britain was arrested on March 13 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Bryce A. Davis, 33, of 826 Pine St., Apt. No. 1, Bristol was arrested on March 12 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Christopher Matos, 25, of 154 Kensington Ave., New Britain was arrested on March 12 and charged with first degree failure to appear.
•Anthony D. Jackson, 21, of 86 Summer St., Bristol was arrested on March 12 and charged with criminal liability for acts of another for murder, and carrying a pistol without a permit.
•Danielle M. Vazquez, 19, of 97 Jeanette St., Bristol was arrested on March 12 and charged with illegal possession, illegal possession of narcotics, illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription, possession of narcotics with intent to sell, and possession of less than one-half ounce of marijuana.
•Dale Whitbeck, 63, no address provided, was arrested on March 12 and charged with second degree breach of peace and threatening.
•Melquan D. Graham, 21, of 285 Stevens St., Bristol was arrested on March 12 and charged with third degree burglary and fourth degree larceny.
•Nathaniel L. Daniel, 28, of 40 Orchard St., Bristol was arrested on March 12 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Brittany M. Vega, 24, of 847 Burnside Ave., East Hartford was arrested on March 12 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Robert J. Fiorillo, 48, of 19 Broad St., Bristol was arrested on March 11 and charged with third degree arson, third degree burglary and first degree criminal mischief.
•Harriet Phelan, 58, of 190 Divinity St., Bristol was arrested on March 11 and charged with threatening and second degree harassment.
•Terri Klachany, 55, of 47 Stearns St., Apt. No. 12, Bristol was arrested on March 11 and charged with second degree breach of peace.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests:
•Michael N. Kowalski, 43, of 101 Oak Hill Dr., Bristol was arrested on March 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace and first degree criminal trespass.
•Daniel C. Vice, 27, of 9 Agney Ave., Apt. No. 2, Terryville was arrested on March 18 and charged with operation while under the influence.
•Isaiah Williams, 26, of 5 Seymour St., Windsor was arrested on March 17 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Ronald Cooper, 42, of 94 Divinity St., Bristol was arrested on March 17 and charged with interfering with an officer, illegal possession of marijuana, illegal possession and illegal possession of narcotics. He was arrested in another incident and charged with illegal manufacturing/distribution/sale of prescription and illegal manufacturing/distribution/sale of prescription of narcotics.
•Guillermo Garcia, 36, of 8 Kenyon Court., Hartford was arrested on March 17 and charged with first degree sexual assault and injury/risk/impairing morals.
•Frank Billeci, 63, of 52 Maple Ave., Wallingford was arrested on March 17 and charged with fifth degree larceny.
•Erik R. Kastner, 34, of 4 Cianci Ave., Plainville was arrested on March 17 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Maryssa Nicole Vega, 21, of 154 Fairview St., New Britain was arrested on March 17 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Ramon Hernandez, 57, of 55 Prospect St., Apt. No. 1, Bristol was arrested on March 17 and charged with fourth degree sexual assault, fourth degree sexual assault of victim under 16-years-old, and injury/risk/impairing morals.
•Kevin Buden, 22, of 33 Forest St., Bristol was arrested on March 16 and charged with sixth degree larceny. He was arrested in another incident and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Kevin W. Vereneau, 31, of 277 Park St., Bristol was arrested on March 16 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Karin Schwartz, 39, of 54 Lardner Rd., Bristol was arrested on March 16 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Seth Steina, 34, of 54 Lardner Rd., Bristol was arrested on March 16 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•John E. Dow, 53, no address provided, was arrested on March 15 and charged with operation while under the influence and failure to grant right of way.
•Robert E. Svelnys, 22, of 56 Imlay St., Hartford was arrested on March 14 and charged with operation while under the influence, failure to drive in proper lane, and failure to obey control signal.
•Jackeline Negrom-Gonzalez, 40, of 111 Shawn Dr., Apt. No. C11, Bristol was arrested on March 14 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Jeremy Sparks, 28, of 250 Terryville Ave., Bristol was arrested on March 14 and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions of narcotics, conspiracy to commit illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, and conspiracy to commit illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions of narcotics.
•Charles Wandlaincourt, 35, of 9 Conlon St., Apt. No. 2N, Bristol was arrested on March 21 and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions and illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics.
•Sean Ryan, 43, of 29 Paxton St., Watertown was arrested on March 21 and charged with second degree failure to appear. He was arrested in another incident and charged with criminal impersonation, interfering with an officer, operation with registration/license suspended/revoked, and operation with unsafe tires.
•Joseph R. Sims, 34, of 145 Shawn Dr., Apt. No. 12, Bristol was arrested on March 20 and charged with operation while under the influence, restricted turns fail signal.
•David A. Ladd, 47, of 102 South St., Bristol was arrested on March 20 and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions, illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics, distribution of controlled substances less than 1500 feet from school. He was arrested in another incident and charged with interfering with an officer, tampering with or fabricating, illegal possession, and illegal possession of narcotics. He then was arrested in another incident and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Robert Combe, 40, of 102 South St., Apt. No. 4, Bristol was arrested on March 20 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Raymond J. Gonzalez, 28, of 81 Bianca Rd., Bristol was arrested on March 20 and charged with operation with registration/license suspended/revoked, illegal possession, and illegal possession of narcotics.
•Shawnti M. Chiarappi, 34, of 128 Laurel St., Bristol was arrested on March 20 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Alexis Esteban Rodriguez, 20, of 83 Wolcott St., Bristol was arrested on March 19 and charged with third degree assault and disorderly conduct.
•Anthony Barna, 45, of 42 West St., Naugatuck was arrested on March 19 and charged with second degree criminal mischief, first degree criminal trespass, and second degree breach of peace.
•Anthony J. Bagliore, 44, of 1191 Meriden Ave., Southington was arrested on March 18 and charged with operation while under the influence.
•Rosaura Rivera, 20, of 21 Wolcott St., Bristol was arrested on March 18 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Lamar David Scott, 19, of 651 Jerome Ave., Bristol was arrested on March 18 and charged with disorderly conduct and third degree criminal mischief.

By MIKE CHAIKEN
EDITIONS EDITOR
On April 3, the sounds of Bristol will fill The Space in Hamden when local band Lucid Empire steps onto a stage that has seen its share of national acts through the years.
The band, still relatively new on the Constitution State scene having launched just last October, already has an EP of its own to promote at the talent-packed gig.
The Observer caught up with the members of Lucid Empire, which is Michael Garcia on lead vocals/emcee/guitar; Noel Roberge on drums and backup vocals; Larry Casey on bass; Jamille Matos on emcee duties; Ian Skelskey on guitar; and Ruben Soto on keyboard and saxophone. Garcia handled the questions from the Observer on behalf of the band.
Observer: First of all, how did Lucid Empire come together… how did you guys meet?
Lucid Empire: It’s funny three of us went to (Bristol Eastern High School) and the other half of the band went to Bristol Central High School. I met two members at BEHS and the rest through community theater. However, it wasn’t until the summer of 2013 that what first started as the usual group of people I collaborated on my solo material, quickly became the tight knit circle of friends we are today. As a result, collaborations became more and more frequent and it was only a matter of time before assembling what we know today as Lucid Empire was on the back of each member’s mind.
O: What was it about this combination of musicians that you guys said, hmmm, we’ve got something here?
LE: Although we were always happy with the music we were making, it didn’t truly hit us that we had something until three things happened. For one, we were getting calls, texts and messages from everyone we showed snippets of our music every day, asking when our music was coming out. Secondly, the overwhelmingly positive feedback and of course, simply sitting back and listening to the finished product as a whole from a listeners standpoint instead of simply hearing it at practice where everyone is more focused on their individual parts.
O: How would you describe your sound and who are your musical influences?
LE: There really is no other way to explain our sound other than very mixed. Each song varies in its influence of several genres but you will always be able catch traces of reggae, blues, soul, and hip hop.
Sublime, Passafire, Max Bemis from Say Anything, Slug from Atmosphere, Hall and Oates, Jason Mraz, Allen Stone, John Mayer, Immortal Technique, Outkast, Maynard Ferguson, Wax, Herbal T, Billy Joel, Dub FX, Reeps One, Reggie Watts and  IceJJfish (are our musical influences).
O: Talk to me about the EP. Is it all original material? As fans of music, stepping back as if you weren’t the ones playing on it, what do you like about how Lucid Empire sounds like on record?
LE: The “Cool Beans” EP is entirely composed of original material, some songs of which were written months even years before the band’s assembly, and some more recently developed.
As fans of music, each individual comes from a wide spectrum of influences and enjoys seemingly every genre. The band members and I would agree one of the favorite things about this record for the person sitting back and listening has got to be that each song is like a “Melting Pot” of genres so to speak. The “Cool Beans” EP is the perfect combination of a smooth blending of genres and not ever knowing what to expect. Most importantly, it is what many people are considering to be a successful attempt to going back to our musical roots and creating catchy but powerful meaningful music in a generation where many consider such a thing to be a dying art.
O: You’re going to be playing at The Space. What can folks expect from Lucid Empire on stage.
LE: Ultimately Lucid Empire hopes to create a very comfortable atmosphere. We want each listener to feel a connection with us and feel as if they’re simply watching group of their friends jam out and most importantly have fun in hopes that they watch the show with as much energy as we will be exerting through our music.
Lucid Empire plays The Space, 295 Treadwell St., Hamden. Thursday, April 3 at 6 p.m. The bill also includes soloists Miranda Bishop, Kyrell Clemons, Dan Czlapinski, and lead singer Isabella Riccio and bassist of the band Cruel Metrics.
For more information, go to TheSpaceCT.com or to lucidempire. bandcamp.com/album/cool-beans-demo

Lucid Empire plays The Space in Hamden Thursday night with several other local acts.

Recipients of the 2014 Bristol Rotary Club. From left the left, Rotarian Les Kish, who chairs the golf committee; Tom Dickau of the Bristol Historical Society; Rotarian Doreen Stickney of the Imagine Nation children’s museum; Alli Feigen of the Kids in the Middle program; Phil Lysiak of the St. Vincent DePaul Mission of Bristol; Rotarian Laura Watson of Reach Out and Read; Kimberly Carmelich of the Parent and Child Center at Bristol Hospital; Rotary Club Treasurer Dale Clift; and Ellen Zoppo of the McCabe-Waters Little League and the Bristol Girls Little League Softball program.

Young people in and around Bristol are the big winners in the Bristol Rotary Club’s small grants program.

The club distributed checks totaling more than $15,000 this week to nine organizations serving children and youth, according to a press release from the Rotarians.

The McCabe-Water Little League will bring in new players from the city’s West End thanks to a grant from the club, said the release. The league offers a chance for children to play baseball in the league even if their families cannot afford the cost and the club’s support will make it possible for dozens of new players to join, said the release.

Reach Out and Read, a new initiative of the Bristol Early Childhood Alliance, got a boost from a Rotary grant, said the release. Working through a local pediatrician, the program encourages the important practice of reading to very young children by providing parents with books for babies and toddlers at the doctor’s office.

Children who are staying at the Bristol Emergency Shelter and at the Women’s Transitional long term shelter will benefit from new cribs, changing tables, and other items that the Rotary will pay for through a grant to the St. Vincent DePaul Mission of Bristol, said the release.

Shepard Meadows received a Rotary grant to help pay for horseback riding classes for clients with physical, cognitive and emotional disabilities, said the release.

The Parent and ChildCenter at BristolHospital, which works to prevent child abuse through parenting classes, got a grant to support its educational and referral services, said the release.

The Bristol Girls Little League Softball program will be able to offer pitching clinics to girls from all over the city who take part. The program feeds into city high school softball teams, said the release.

A youth program at the Bristol Historical Society that will help capture and preserve the story of a piece of city history will continue, thanks in part to a Rotary grant, said the release.

The Imagine Nation children’s museum’s PinwheelPass program, supported in part by a Rotary grant, will help open the museum to those who might not otherwise be able to use it, said the release.

Kids in the Middle, a program for middle school children that is operated by the city’s school board and the United Way, also received support from a Bristol Rotary Club grant, the release said.

The club, which makes the grants from proceeds of its annual golf tournament, selected these recipients from a large pool of applicants.

“There is so much need in the community and so many worthy projects that we had to make difficult choices,” said club President Jackie Majerus-Collins in the Rotarians’ news release “But we’re thrilled that we are able to help these organizations make a difference in the lives of so many Bristol kids. We’re grateful to everyone who made the golf tournament a success.”

Bristol police reported the following arrests:
•Aaron J. Pratt, 22, of 26 Prospect Street Ext., Terryville was arrested on March 27 and charged with operation while under the influence, evading responsibility, and restricted turns failure to signal.
•Douglas Lee Ouellette, 20, of 480 Mix St., Bristol was arrested on March 27 and charged with operation while under the influence, illegal possession, illegal possession of narcotics, and possession of less than one-half ounce of marijuana.
•Tiffany Clapper, 19, of 23 Jacobs St., Bristol was arrested on March 27 and charged with illegally obtaining/supplying drugs.
•Melissa Gagnon, 31, of 165 Stevens St., Bristol was arrested on March 27 and charged with illegal possession, illegal possession of narcotics, and illegally obtaining/supplying drugs.
•Thomas Douglas Morin, 21, of 23 Jacobs St., Bristol was arrested on March 27 and charged with illegal possession of marijuana, illegally obtaining/ supplying drugs, illegal possession, and illegal possession of narcotics.
•Kathia Albert, 24, of 118 Linden St., Apt. No. 1F, New Britain was arrested on March 27 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Lisette Rivera-Rodriguez, 47, of 69 Robert St., Apt. No. 1F, New Britain was arrested on March 27 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Jeffrey A. Stamand, 47, of 156 Main St., Apt. No. 1, Terryville was arrested on March 27 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Mischa A. Jordan, 27, of 11 Leichtner Dr., East Hartford was arrested on March 27 and charged with first degree identity theft.
•Kevin W. Chamberlain, 42, no address provided, was arrested on March 27 and charged with second degree robbery and sixth degree larceny. He was arrested in another incident and charged with second degree robbery and fourth degree larceny. He then was arrested in another incident and charged with third degree robbery and sixth degree larceny. He then was arrested in another incident and charged with sixth degree larceny and second degree robbery.
•Devan Rodrigue, 19, no address provided, was arrested on March 27 and charged with sixth degree larceny and fraud use of auto teller machine.
•Alexis Colon, 33, of 49 Ceder St., Apt. No. 5S, New Britain was arrested on March 26 and charged with criminal violation of protective order threatening and criminal violation of protective order non-threatening. He was arrested in another incident and charged with conspiracy and sixth degree larceny.
•Ramarys Delgado, 21, of 162 Davis Dr., Bristol was arrested on March 26 and charged with conspiracy and sixth degree larceny.
•Tracey Hemingway, 32, of 144 Old Hebron Rd., Colchester was arrested on March 26 and charged with criminal violation of protective order threatening, criminal violation of protective order non threatening, first degree stalking, first degree criminal trespass, third degree criminal mischief, sixth degree larceny, and second degree breach of peace.
•Tammy L. Boyd, 38, of 239 Summer St., Apt. No. 2, Bristol was arrested on March 26 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Kirk D. Marshall, 26, of 25 River St., Bristol was arrested on March 25 and charged with violation of probation. He was arrested in another incident and charged with third degree burglary, sixth degree larceny, and third degree criminal mischief.
•Timothy K. Ventry, 59, of 210 Torringford St., Torrington was arrested on March 25 and charged with threatening and second degree breach of peace.
•Ashley N. Nedley, 27, of 84 Queen St., Bristol was arrested on March 25 and charged with fugitive from justice-warrant.
•Antwan Hunter, 33, of 16 Greenwood St., East Hartford was arrested on March 25 and charged with violation of probation.
•Barbara Bahjat, 61, of 1118 Fienemann Rd., Farmington was arrested on March 25 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Josh Hatak, 24, of 6 Beech St., Apt. No. 1, Bristol was arrested on March 24 and charged with evading responsibility and following too close.
•Malcolm Mcgough, 56, of 58 Martin Rd., Bristol was arrested on March 24 and charged with operation while under the influence and second degree breach of peace.
•Yahaira Y. Vega, 34, of 47 Summer St., Apt. No. 5, Bristol was arrested on March 24 and charged with sixth degree larceny. She was arrested in another incident and charged with first degree failure to appear.
•Madeline Ramirez, 33, of 94 Union St., Bristol was arrested on March 24 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Robert Mosback, 41, of 121 Winding Brook Rd., Bristol was arrested on March 24 and charged with second degree assault and disorderly conduct.
•Curtis Jenkins, 42, of 110 Brentmoor Rd., East Hartford was arrested on March 24 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Daniel J. Fountain, 31, of 7 Baer St., Apt. No. A2, Middletown was arrested on March 24 and charged with first degree unlawful restraint, third degree assault, and second degree breach of peace.
•Equan A. Perez, 30, of 121 Jerome Ave., Bristol was arrested on March 24 and charged with evading responsibility, restricted turns fail signal, and operating motor vehicle without license.
•Angie Genest, 39, of 565 Clark Ave., Apt. No. 5, Bristol was arrested on March 23 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Charles Mishler, 52, of 15 Florence St., Manchester was arrested on March 23 and charged with failure to comply fingerprint request, operation while under the influence, operation with registration/license suspended/revoked, driving right hand lane, and interfering with an officer.
•Emanuel Lopez, 21, of 111 Gridley St., Bristol was arrested on March 23 and charged with violation of probation.
•Kathleen Ballou, 63, of 123 Kenney St., Bristol was arrested on March 23 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Jose Figueroa, 31, of 174 Curtis St., third floor, New Britain was arrested on March 22 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Scott N. Squires, 37, of 22 Ingraham St., Apt. No. 7, Bristol was arrested on March 22 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Matthew Churchelow, 23, of 375 Wolcott St., Bristol was arrested on March 22 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Shelly Churchelow, 26, of 375 Wolcott St., Bristol was arrested on March 22 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Luis Roberto Gutierrez, 24, of 81 Locust St., Bristol was arrested on March 21 and charged with operation while under the influence and speeding.
•Rebecca Ann Lamarre, 43, of 112 Goodwin St., Bristol was arrested on March 21 and charged with operation while under the influence.
•Eddie C. Whitehead, 44, of 155 Shawn Dr., Apt. No. A-4, Bristol was arrested on March 21 and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions and illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics. He was arrested in another incident and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescriptions and illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics, and distribution of controlled substances less than 1500 feet from school.
•William LaVista, 54, of 192 Main St., Apt. No. 9, Bristol was arrested on March 21 and charged with third degree larceny.
•Alexis D. Nelson, 52, of 60 Earle St., Hartford was arrested on March 21 and charged with sixth degree larceny and second degree breach of peace.
•Ashley M. Budnick, 25, of 267 Main St., Apt. No. 2, Bristol was arrested on March 21 and charged with fifth degree larceny and illegal use of credit card.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 10, as LakeCompounce hosts its grand opening day for the 2014 season.

A press from the oldest amusement park in the country said the park has “tripled the fun” this season with new additions such as, the first Pink’s Hollywood Hot Dogs on the East Coast, Bear Creek Campground with cabins and tipis, and a weekend laser light spectacle that will “Illuminate the Night.”

LakeCompounce also will be offering two new season pass options and increasing the number of cabanas in CrocodileCoveWaterPark, said the release.

LakeCompounce has partnered with Pink’s Hot Dogs, a Hollywood Legend since 1939, to open an in-park location across from the Carousel this May. Pink’s Hot Dogs was titled the number one hot dog stand in a list of the “Top Ten Hot Dog Stands in the U.S.” by Fox News, reported the park’s news release. The hot dog stand attracts celebrities such as, Jay Leno and Martha Stewart, and Food Network superstars Giada de Laurentiis and Guy Fieri. The East Coast’s first Pink’s Hot Dog is expected to host its grand opening on May 17 alongside the Weiner Dog 100 race featuring Dachshunds racing for the title of Fastest Hot Dog.

Beginning July 4, the new laser light show, “Illuminate the Night,” will light up the night sky every Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Aug. 24. Produced by Lasertainment in Minnesota, a 50-foot water wall will veil across the lake with simultaneous synchronized music, projections and lasers.

Bear Creek Campground was announced earlier this year and will have its grand opening on July 1, said the news release from Compounce Reservations are currently being taken via telephone, and can soon be made directly on www.campbearcreek.com. In addition to the 20 fully-furnished cabins, 56 RV sites equipped with water and electricity, and 30 tent sites, the campground also will be adding five tipis. Each tipi has the capacity to sleep four to six people, and will have electricity and a mini refrigerator.

CrocodileCoveWaterPark will have five additional cabanas near BayouBay, one of the park’s two wave pools, said Compounce. All of the park cabanas have been upgraded to V.I.P. status and will now include a free tote, towel, sunscreen, two large lockers, and in-park coupons. In addition, the release said, guests can now take advantage of cabana food service by placing their order during the time of rental and can customize their preferred time of delivery.

LakeCompounce has expanded its season pass offering to give guests the choice of two season pass options. The Platinum pass will provide guests with unlimited entry into the park from May through December, including the duration of Haunted Graveyard and Holiday Lights. The pass is currently on sale for $74.99, or may be purchased in three equal installments of $25.01. Parking passes good for unlimited parking are up for sale for $34, and a 10 percent discount of food and retail purchases will be available.

New to the 2014 season pass offerings is the SummerPass, said Compounce. The SummerPass is available for $50, and is only valid for park entry from May through September with no additional perks. Guests are able to upgrade their day ticket to a Summer or PlatinumPass by visiting guest relations.

The park will feature many great promotions throughout the season to entice guests to come and see all the great additions they have made. To kick off the season, LakeCompounce is offering “buy one, get one free”tickets for all guests during the first two weekends in May when purchased online at www.lakecompounce.com.

“As you can see we’ve got a tremendous amount of new and exciting things going on, and we are looking forward to an incredible season” said General Manager, Jerry Brick in a prepared statement. “The campground has been in the works for some time and we’re thrilled to see it becoming a reality, and the introduction of Pink’s Hot Dogs is going to round out our food service nicely.”

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests:
•Jose L. Rivera, 44, of 94 Divinity St., Bristol was arrested on April 1 and charged with threatening, second degree breach of peace, and first degree reckless endangerment.
•David Andrew Carroll, 53, of 820 Stafford Ave., Apt. No. 25, Bristol was arrested on April 1 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Luke Elyosius, 33, of 70 Tulip St., Bristol was arrested on April 1 and charged with failure to register as sex offender.
•Angel Gonzalez, 36, of 74 Wooding St., Bristol was arrested on April 1 and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, illegal possession, illegal possession of narcotics, and second degree unlawful restraint.
•Conada B. Wilson, 39, of 56 Pleasant Ave., Bristol was arrested on March 31 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Diane Theresa Nadeau, 43, of 40 Hill St., Bristol was arrested on March 31 and charged with violation of probation. She was arrested in another incident and charged with second degree forgery, credit card theft, and third degree larceny.
•Jason M. Crandall, 39, of 30 Condon Rd., Bristol was arrested on March 31 and charged with second degree breach of peace, second degree strangulation, first degree unlawful restraint and third degree assault.
•Kevin Griswold, 33, of 74 Jeannette St., Bristol was arrested on March 30 and charged with third degree assault, second degree breach of peace, second degree strangulation, second degree unlawful restraint and interfering with 911 call.
•Sean T. Ludlum, 26, of 68 Whiting St., Plainville was arrested on March 30 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Greg K. Poniatowski, 50, of 190 Blakeslee St., Bristol was arrested on March 29 and charged with interfering with an officer.
•Stacey Miranti-Anderson, 38, of 14 Oakland Ave., Farmington was arrested on March 29 and charged with interfering with an officer and fifth degree larceny.
•Gabor Cirok, 38, of 24 Wooding St., Bristol was arrested on March 29 and charged with first degree criminal trespass, criminal violation of protective order threatening, and criminal violation of protective order non-threatening.
•Alyssa N. Folsom, 22, of 597 Main St., Plymouth was arrested on March 29 and charged with illegal operation of motor vehicle under the influence, restricted turns fail signal and traveling too fast for conditions.
•Jeremiah E. Williams, 34, of 454 Farmington Ave., Bristol was arrested on March 29 and charged with operation while under the influence and operation with registration/license suspended/revoked.
•Jason M. Ferland, 32, of 1110 West Main St., Waterbury was arrested on March 28 and charged with drinking while operation a motor vehicle, operation while under the influence, and restricted turns fail signal.
•Maria Padilla, 45, of 18 Henry Place., Bristol was arrested on March 28 and charged with disorderly conduct and interfering with an officer.
•Luis M. Salas, 34, of 176 North St., Bristol was arrested on March 28 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Kimberly Bass, 30, of 64 Pleasant Ave., Bristol was arrested on April 3 and charged with injury/risk/ impairing morals and third degree assault.
•Corey Beverly, 44, of 19 Earl St., Bristol was arrested on April 2 and charged with illegal possession.
•Michael C. Huntley, 19, of 91 Tulip St., Apt. No. 1, Bristol was arrested on April 3 and charged with criminal violation of protective order threatening.
•Brian W. Oathout, 36, no address provided, was arrested on April 3 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Thomas Provenzano, 46, of 45 Irving St., Bristol was arrested on April 2 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Alexis Esteban Rodriguez, 20, of 2 Divinity St., Bristol was arrested on April 2 and charged with first degree criminal trespass, disorderly conduct, and criminal violation of protective order threatening.

Registration of pupils who will enter the Bristol Public Schools for the first time next fall, either in kindergarten or as beginners in Grade 1, is scheduled to begin on Monday, April 21 and continue through Friday, May 9. Parents should call or stop by the school in the area of their residence to request a registration packet between the hours of 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3:30 p.m.
It is important that parents complete and return the registration packet during the month of May. As completed packets are received, parents and incoming kindergarten children will be scheduled for an orientation session.
In order to enter kindergarten, a child must be 5 years old on or before Jan. 1, 2015. A child must be 6 years old on or before Jan. 1, 2015 to be eligible to enter first grade.
As part of the registration packet, parents will need to supply a copy of their child’s birth certificate and proof of residency (such as a notarized lease from a landlord or two bills sent to the address given under the parent/guardian name).
Additionally, Connecti-cut State Law requires children have a physical examination done within one year (365 days) before entering the Bristol school system. Students will not be permitted to enter the school system without the completion of this State of Connecticut physical examination form. If any parent has not yet completed all processing for immunization, they may still register their child at this time with the understanding that there must be a full compliance with the law prior to the opening of school. If you have any questions relating to immunization, you may contact the Bristol Burlington Health District at (860)584-7682.
Parents and those who have the care of children 5 years of age and older and under 16 years of age are obligated by Connecticut law to cause any such child to attend public day school or its equivalent. Connecticut statute permits parents to withhold their child from a formal education program at age 5 for one year and then again at age six 6 one year. At age 7, the child must be enrolled in an education program as described in Section 10-184 of the statutes. To exercise the option of having their child begin school at age 6 or 7, the parent, or other person having control of the child, must personally appear at the school office and sign an option form.
Parents are strongly urged to complete and return the registration packet from April 21 to May 9 and attend a kindergarten student/parent orientation session. Parents who are unable to comply with this timeline, however, are urged to call the office of the principal to arrange a mutually convenient time as soon as possible.
Decisions related to the assignment to either the morning or afternoon kindergarten session will be made by the school principal upon consideration of enrollment numbers, bus schedules, and various other factors. Parents will be notified of morning or afternoon enrollment by the school office.
At this time, the Board of Education has included the creation of a full day kindergarten program in their budget. The board likely will not know if funding is available for full day kindergarten until mid-May.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests:
•John Andrew Alcorn, 21, of 275 Sonstrom Rd., Bristol was arrested on April 10 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Joseph Lee Boles, 20, of 425 Main St., Apt. No. 8, Bristol was arrested on April 10 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Nancy A. Boynton, 52, of 60 Wooding St., Apt. No. 2F, Bristol was arrested on April 6 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Ethel Brazeau, 72, of 234 North Main St., Apt. No. 22, Bristol was arrested on April 8 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Desiree Bruce, 27, of 8 Edgewood St., Bristol was arrested on April 10 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Christopher J. Capolupo, 19, of 102 Leigh Ave., Thomaston was arrested on April 9 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Christopher S. Carbone, 29, of 570 Fern Hill Rd., Bristol was arrested on April 5 and charged with evading responsibility and operation while under the influence.
•Anthony Ivan Carrero, 18, of 16 Harrison St., Bristol was arrested on April 4 and charged with third degree burglary and third degree larceny. He was arrested in another incident and charged with third degree burglary and second degree larceny. He then was arrested in another incident and charged with third degree burglary, first degree criminal mischief and third degree larceny. He then was arrested in another incident and charged with third degree criminal attempt/ burglary, third degree conspiracy to commit/burglary, and third degree criminal trespass.
•Mark Cartona, 28, no address provided, was arrested on April 9 and charged with fifth degree larceny and first degree robbery.
•Sharman Cole, 44, of 45 Bohemia St., Bristol was arrested on April 10 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Lauren Lynn Darling, 22, of 62 Lexington St., Bristol was arrested on April 9 and charged with injury/risk/impairing morals.
•Bryce A. Davis, 33, of 21 Addison St., Bristol was arrested on April 5 and charged with criminal violation of protective order threatening.
•Maria Gonzalez, 51, of 149 Union St., Apt. No. 5, Bristol was arrested on April 4 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•James Grady, 18, of 260 Dino Rd., Bristol was arrested on April 10 and charged with disorderly conduct and threatening.
•Thomas Grillo, 22, of 138 Sheffield Lane., Bristol was arrested on April 6 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Stephen C. Kaplinski, 54, of 28 Willoughby St., Bristol was arrested on April 5 and charged with second degree breach of peace and interfering with 911 call.
•Thomas J. Kaplinski, 31, of 656 North Main St., Bristol was arrested on April 7 and charged with traveling too fast for conditions, operation while under the influence and drinking while operating a motor vehicle.
•Todd M. Labriola, 36, of 1 Meadowside Dr., Unionville was arrested on April 10 and charged with first degree failure to appear.
•Shadd Layton, 32, of 18 Steele Rd., Bristol was arrested on April 6 and charged with speeding and operation while under the influence.
•Trey A. Murphy, 30, of 43 George St., Bristol was arrested on April 4 and charged with second degree harassment and criminal violation of restraining order.
•Roger G. Nielson, 66, of 26 Terrace Lane., Bristol was arrested on April 11 and charged with first degree larceny and second degree larceny.
•Neil P. ORourke, 48, 441 Clark Ave., Apt. No. 15, Bristol was arrested on April 11 and charged with criminal violation of restraining order.
•Trey A. Murphy, 30, of 43 George St., Bristol was arrested on April 4 and charged with second degree harassment and criminal violation of restraining order.
•Roger G. Nielson, 66, of 26 Terrace Lane., Bristol was arrested on April 11 and charged with first degree larceny and second degree larceny.
•Elisa F. Ortega, 43, of 30 Chester St., East Hartford was arrested on April 4 and charged with first degree criminal trespass and sixth degree larceny.
•Dean R. Paradis, 55, of 124 Biruta St., Apt. No. 5, New Britain was arrested on April 4 and charged with second degree harassment and threatening.
•Christine Pernal, 47, of 183 West St., Apt. No. 6, Bristol was arrested on April 10 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Alex Raiford, 22, of 21 Francis St., Apt. No. 2, Bristol was arrested on April 10 and charged with disorderly conduct and second degree unlawful restraint.
•Veronica L. Rodriguez, 27, of 29 Chestnut St., Bristol was arrested on April 8 and charged with violation of probation. She was arrested in another incident and charged with fourth degree larceny.
•Shannon M. Rogers, 32, of 250 Terryville Ave., Bristol was arrested on April 5 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Christopher Valenzuela, 28, of 18 Bergin Circle., Waterbury was arrested on April 10 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Edwin Velez, 20, of 116 High St., Apt. No. 5, Bristol was arrested on April 9 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Zaida I. Villanueva, 30, of 156 Davis Dr., Bristol was arrested on April 9 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Daniel Wilcox, 33, of 135 Farrell Ave., Bristol was arrested on April 10 and charged with operation while under the influence and failure to keep right on curve/hill.

By KAITLYN NAPLES
STAFF WRITER
Seven Bristol teachers have been chosen to be a part of this year’s Connecticut Dream Team, a program designed to train and coach state-wide teachers on ways to better implement Common Core State Standards into the curriculum.
Connecticut Dream Team was created after a partnership was formed between the state Department of Education and LearnZillion, a Common Core digital curriculum and professional development provider founded by two teachers.
Debra Vitale is an elementary school math teacher in Bristol and was a member of LearnZillion’s national Dream Team in 2013 and said being a part of the state’s Dream Team is a prestigious honor for teachers, after having gone through a competitive application process.
“It is professionally rewarding to be surrounded by people who are like-minded and have a passion for teaching students,” said Vitale, who will be one of the math coaches for the Connecticut Dream Team this year.
The program, which runs for approximately eight weeks, allows the 100 participating teachers to be broken up into teams. The teams then receive a specific Common Core State Standard upon which to focus. Each team does extensive research, perform assessments, and develops lesson plans for students of different learning abilities that apply content based on that standard. The teams will work digitally over the course of May and June following a two-day professional development event in April called “TeachFest Connecticut,” which will prepare them for this experience.
In July, another event, Common Core Fest, will bring the Dream Team teachers and LearnZillion coaches and staff together with about 1,700 state-wide teachers to create standards-based tools and resources. These resources will be published to become available for educators in Connecticut.
Ultimately, the 100 teachers chosen to participate in the Connecticut Dream Team will be able to take what they learned back teachers in their respective districts so the staff members can success fully implement these standards into their teaching methods to prepare students for the future.
Sharon Campolo, a special education teacher at Greene Hills School, was chosen to be a member of the team. She said she thought it would be “a great opportunity to receive specialized and additional training in Common Core,” while she is taught by other teachers across the state. In turns, she can share her knowledge.
Campolo said Common Core State Standards have required teachers to shift how they have been thinking and teaching. They now focus on asking students to analyze concepts, and ask the students understand the concepts more deeply. The students now use that knowledge in multiple applications.
“I’m expecting us to take Common Core and really dive into it, really dissect it,” Campolo said. She said she hopes to bring what was learned through this experience back to her peers at Greene Hills so they can enhance their curricula.
Vitale said her experience on the national Dream Team helped her to “truly understand the content I was assigned,” and said even when there were challenge, which there were, “I really had to push through it and find the best way to teach.”
Vitale said being a part of the national Dream Team was a motivating experience with a lot of work that came along with it.
“It’s a lot of work but it is so rewarding,” Vitale said, adding the 100 teachers who have been chosen for the Connecticut Dream Team will be able to better themselves as educators. “The sense of accomplishment is really strong and I was really proud of what we did.”
Applicants went through a rigorous process, Vitale said. Candidates had to answer essay questions, some of which covered how they have implemented Common Core State Standards into their lesson plans.
Along with Vitale, Joanna Vastola also was chosen to be a math coach for the Connecticut Dream Team.
The following teachers were chosen to be participants: Amy DiNoia, of Chippens Hill Middle School, Barbara McLean of Hubbell Elementary School, Corey Nagle of Chippens Hill Middle School, Elizabeth Porter of Chippens Hill Middle School, Kelly Bouchard of Hubbell Middle School, Marliz Fitzpatrick of Chippens Hill Middle School, Sharon Campolo of Greene-Hills School.
For information on the resources developed by the national Dream Team in 2013, visit www. LearnZillion.com.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests:
•Amanda Arroyo, 21, of 233 Redstone Hill Rd., Apt. No. C10, Bristol was arrested on April 11 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Byron A. Bentley, 22, of 132 Robertson St., Bristol was arrested on April 13 and charged with first degree burglary, second degree criminal trespass, third degree criminal mischief and interfering with an officer.
•Corey Beverley, 44, of 19 Earl St., Apt. No. 2, Bristol was arrested on April 15 and charged with injury/risk/ impairing morals. He was arrested in another incident and charged with illegal possession of narcotics.
•Laura J. Brown, 53, of 187 West Morningside Dr., Bristol was arrested on April 12 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Shawna Capolupo-Brooks, 21, of 56 Park St., Bristol was arrested on April 16 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Gregory J. Cegelka, 27, no address provided, was arrested on April 17 and charged with third degree burglary and sixth degree larceny.
•Jeffery Cole, 47, of 9 Conlon St., Apt. No. 3N, Bristol was arrested on April 11 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Simone Cole, 18, of 9 Conlon St., Apt. No. 3N, Bristol was arrested on April 11 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Victor Colon, 20, of 87 Ward St., Apt. No. 1E, Hartford was arrested on April 13 and charged with first degree burglary, second degree criminal trespass, third degree criminal mischief, and interfering with an officer.
•Mark A. Copeland, 39, of 32 Chestnut St., Bristol was arrested on April 18 and charged with interfering with an officer, second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Lisann M. Cyr, 46, of 533 Brook St., Bristol was arrested on April 13 and charged with fifth degree larceny and issuing a bad check.
•Bryan Dade, 20, of 800 Terryville Ave., Bristol was arrested on April 12 and charged with fourth degree larceny. He was arrested in another incident and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Christopher Deroehn, 23, of 57 Park St., Bristol was arrested on April 14 and charged with illegal possession of narcotics.
•Matthew W. Dionne, 29, of 217 Willis St., Bristol was arrested on April 17 and charged with third degree larceny.
•Nicholas Dube, 22, of 5 Upson St., Bristol was arrested on April 14 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Dianne Shirley Hebert, 61, of 113 Davis Dr., Bristol was arrested on April 14 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Andre Kerlew, 28, of 122 High St., Apt. No. 9, Bristol was arrested on April 14 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Kaylyn Klaneski, 26, of 78 Stack St., Middletown was arrested on April 12 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Elizabeth Krynicki, 43, of 28 Wildcat Rd., Burlington was arrested on April 12 and charged with conspiracy to commit criminal trespass first degree and first degree criminal trespass.
•Richard J. Labouliere, 28, of 611 Wolcott Rd., Bristol was arrested on April 18 and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal possession, criminal attempt second degree larceny, criminal attempt third degree robbery, second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
•David A. Ladd, 47, of 102 South St., Bristol was arrested on April 15 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•William LaVista, 54, of 192 Main St., Apt. No. 9 Bristol was arrested on April 17 and charged with fourth degree larceny.
•Walter Lyons, 19, of 90 Gaylord St., Apt. No. 2, Bristol was arrested on April 11 and charged with injury/ risk/impairing morals, third degree criminal mischief, second degree breach of peace, and second degree reckless endangerment.
•Kiomarelys Martinez-Ocasio, 30, of 94 Prospect St., Bristol was arrested on April 17 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Roger G. Nielson, 66, of 26 Terrace Lane., Bristol was arrested on April 11 and charged with first degree larceny and second degree larceny.
•Awilda Ocasio, 47, of 94 Prospect St., Bristol was arrested on April 17 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Neil P. ORourke, 48, of 441 Clark Ave., Apt. No. 15, Bristol was arrested on April 11 and charged with criminal violation of restraining order.
•Luke Andrew Ouellette, 18, of 49 Nicholas Dr., Bristol was arrested on April 11 and charged with third degree criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, and threatening.
•Stuart Palmer, 50, of 21 Emory Court., Bristol was arrested on April 15 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Eric D. Peircey, 22, of 51 Wildcat Rd., Burlington was arrested on April 12 and charged with travel too fast for condition, operation while under the influence and failure to keep right on curve/hill.
•Ernesto Quintero, 19, of 32 Chestnut St., Bristol was arrested on April 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Jamal R. Redding, 24, of 150 Hartland St., Hartford was arrested on April 15 and charged with third degree criminal mischief, interfering with an officer, disorderly conduct and criminal violation of protective order non-threatening.
•Johanna Roman, 30, of 140 Arlington St., Bristol was arrested on April 11 and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics.
•Justin Rosario, 21, of 32 Chestnut St., Bristol was arrested on April 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Linda Sawicki, 46, of 81 Bartholomew St., Apt. No. 1, Bristol was arrested on April 12 and charged with second degree criminal mischief and second degree breach of peace.
•Shahram Sotoohi, 49, of 28 Wildcat Rd., Burlington was arrested on April 12 and charged with conspiracy to commit first degree criminal trespass, first degree criminal trespass, second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
•Mark E. Taylor, 20, of 604 Pine St., Bristol was arrested on April 13 and charged with first degree burglary, second degree criminal trespass, third degree criminal mischief and interfering with an officer.
•Alishia Whitehead, 21, of 27 Prince St., Bristol was arrested on April 13 and charged with evading responsibility, operation while under the influence and restricted turns fail signal.

Bristol police reported the following arrests:
•Wilfred Beland, 36, of 26 Crest View Rd., Terryville was arrested on April 19 and charged with illegal carry of firearm while under the influence of drugs/alcohol, interfering with an officer, second degree breach of peace and threatening.
•Justin T. Brown, 19, of 55 Merriman St., Bristol was arrested on April 19 and charged with possession of less than one-half ounces of marijuana.
•Marisa A. Ciccio, 28, of 19 Earl St., Apt. No. 2, Bristol was arrested on April 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace and threatening.
•Alec James Cleveland, 18, of 68 Rockwell Dr., Torrington was arrested on April 18 and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of less than one-half ounces of marijuana, possession of alcohol by minor.
•Mark A. Copeland, 39, of 32 Chestnut St., Bristol was arrested on April 18 and charged with interfering with an officer, second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Jennifer Korowaj, 35, of 80 Garry Dr., New Britain was arrested on April 18 and charged with first degree criminal trespass and sixth degree larceny.
•Paul R. Langer, 46, of 80 North Main St., Terryville was arrested on April 19 and charged with injury/risk/impairing morals.
•Hubert P. Lobzuch, 22, of 140 Greystone Ave., Bristol was arrested on April 19 and charged with operation with registration/license suspended/revoked, operation while under the influence, and failure to obey stop sign.
•Roy L. Oemcke, 45, of 80 Woodchuck Lane., New Hartford was arrested on April 19 and charged with traveling unreasonably fast and operation while under the influence.
•Antonio Robles, 36, of 15 Concord St., Bristol was arrested on April 20 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Andrew R. Salisbury, 22, of 19 Earl St., Bristol was arrested on April 20 and charged with violation of probation. He was arrested in another incident and charged with distribution of controlled substances less than 1500 feet from school. He then was arrested in another incident and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal possession, illegal possession near school and interfering with an officer.
•Amanda M. Wallace, 27, of 54 Morningside Ave., Waterbury was arrested on April 20 and charged with illegal possession.
•Alyssa S. Wheeling, 19, of 135 Shawn Dr., Apt. No. K17, Bristol was arrested on April 20 and charged with injury/ risk/ impairing morals and third degree assault.
•Christopher T. Agritelly, 30, no address provided, was arrested on April 24 and charged with violation of probation.
•James Aubin, 35, of 20 Center St., Bristol was arrested on April 23 and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription.
•Zoila B. Buchelli, 47, of 79 Tulip St., Bristol was arrested on April 26 and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault and second degree strangulation.
•Sebastian Chojnacki, 22, of 46 Littlebrook Crossing., Farmington was arrested on April 23 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•Katelyn Clark, 21, of 28 Candlewood Rd., Burlington was arrested on April 26 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Tyquan Rashawn Clark, 19, of 200 Prospect St., Bristol was arrested on April 22 and charged with criminal attempt of third degree burglary, conspiracy to commit third degree burglary and third degree criminal trespass.
•Michael Davino, 28, of 117 Stillson Rd., Waterbury was arrested on April 22 and charged with injury/risk/impairing morals, second degree criminal mischief, second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Jose O. Diaz, 25, of 150 Shawn Dr., Apt. No. A1, Bristol was arrested on April 27 and charged with interfering with an officer and criminal violation of protective order threatening.
•Lee Dorbuck, 45, of 1403 Meriden Ave., Southington was arrested on April 22 and charged with possession of controlled substance.
•William Fanelli, 35, of 10 Deering Lane., Bristol was arrested on April 24 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Dayna Lynn Garcia, 37, of 10 Deering Lane., Bristol was arrested on April 24 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Brianna L. Gohar, 20, of 84 Rowe Place., Bristol was arrested on April 25 and charged with sixth degree larceny and conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny.
•Nicole Jean Gohar, 39, of 84 Rowe Place., Bristol was arrested on April 25 and charged with sixth degree larceny and conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny.
•Vianey Henriquez, 19, of 200 Blakeslee St., Apt. No. 103, Bristol was arrested on April 27 and charged with failure to comply fingerprint request, first degree criminal trespass, third degree criminal mischief, interfering with an officer and second degree breach of peace.
•Jonathan M. Lapointe, 30, of 56 Glen Eagle Dr., Bristol was arrested on April 22 and charged with operation while under the influence and following too close.
•Rebbecca Lapointe, 41, of 37 Louisiana Ave., Bristol was arrested on April 27 and charged with disorderly conduct and interfering with a 911 call.
•Christopher Latulippe, 28, of 23 Park Hill Rd., Bristol was arrested on April 27 and charged with possession of less than one-half ounce of marijuana, second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Thomas B. Linnell, 65, of 2 Meridian St., Pequabuck was arrested on April 26 and charged with operation while under the influence, restricted turns fail signal, failure to comply fingerprint request and no insurance. He was arrested in another incident and charged with second degree failure to appear.
•William Brian Mahoney, 31, of 57 Gregory Rd., Bristol was arrested on April 27 and charged with illegal possession.
•Kyle Joseph Marquis, 19, of 567 Camp St., Bristol was arrested on April 27 and charged with operation of motor vehicle by minor having elevated blood alcohol content and no insurance.
•Julio L. Morales, 22, of 22 High St., Apt. No. B1, Bristol was arrested on April 25 and charged with illegal possession of marijuana.
•Lourdes A. Morales, 27, of 507 Garden St., Hartford was arrested on April 25 and charged with illegal possession of marijuana.
•Markus Morgan, 36, of 37 Louisiana Ave., Bristol was arrested on April 27 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Dennis Nadeau, 58, of 5 Upson St., Apt. No. 7, Bristol was arrested on April 22 and charged with first degree criminal trespass, interfering with an officer, second degree breach of peace and threatening.
•Shari Marie Poulin, 51, of 229 Stanley St., New Britain was arrested on April 27 and charged with third degree criminal trespass and criminal violation of protective order threatening.
•Francisco Rodriguez, 36, of 104 Beths Ave., Apt. No. C, Bristol was arrested on April 22 and charged with injury/risk/impairing morals and second degree breach of peace.
•Otilio Salgado, 65, of 55 Gaylord St., Apt. No. 904, Bristol was arrested on April 22 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Denise Snay, 41, of 43 Wolcott St., Bristol was arrested on April 25 and charged with illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription, conspiracy to commit illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription, illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics, conspiracy to commit illegal manufacturing, distribution, sale of prescription of narcotics, distribution of controlled substances less than 1,500 feet from school, conspiracy to commit and distribution of controlled substances less than 1,500 feet from school.
•Clifton Thompson, 62, of 16 Ward St., Apt. No. 2, Bristol was arrested on April 27 and charged with second degree breach of peace, criminal violation of protective order threatening, second degree assault and third degree strangulation.
•Angela M. Waters, 43, of 33 Jacobs St., Apt. No. 6, Bristol was arrested on April 24 and charged with operation/tow of unregistered motor vehicle, second degree breach of peace and third degree assault,
•Kyle Waters, 42, of 24 Orchard St., Apt. no. first floor, Bristol was arrested on April 24 and charged with disorderly conduct.
•Travis Wilber, 25, of 357 Hartland Blvd., East Hartland was arrested on April 26 and charged with illegal transfer of firearms and interfering with an officer. He was arrested in another incident and charged with intimidating a witness and threatening.
•Thomas Wojtusik, 48, of 124 Glen Hills Rd., Meriden was arrested on April 21 and charged with illegally obtain/supply of drugs, possession of controlled substance and sixth degree larceny.
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