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Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo
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Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo is marking its 90th birthday with its wildest party ever on May 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Visitors can expect to enjoy music, games, presents, and, of course, birthday cake! eight regional bakeries are working feverishly to bake their wildest creations and will take part in a Great Cake Bake Off that will be judged by hometown ce-lebrities, the Twice Baked Twins. Well-known and local favorite ra-dio host, WiCC’s Jim Buchanan will serve as emcee for this fun-fi lled celebration. The birthday party is free with paid admission to the Zoo and will take place rain or shine.
“We are so excited to celebrate our birthday with everyone and having eight cakes to choose from is every little kid’s dream come
true,” shared Gregg dancho, Zoo director. “My recommendation is: don’t come that day if you’re on a diet!”
local bakeries facing off in the Great Cake Bake-Off include adam’s Bakery of Fairfi eld, Billy’s Bakery of Fairfi eld, del Prete italian Pastry of Bridge-port, disorbo’s italian Bakery of hamden, dorazio sisters Bakery of Newtown, lucibello’s ital-
ian Pastry shop of New haven, luigi’s italian Pastry & Wed-ding Cake Center of Bridgeport, and stew leonard’s of danbury. each bakery will create a three tiered, frosted, zoo-and birthday-themed cake to be judged on taste, look, and theme. Visitors may view the cakes in the Carou-sel Building beginning at 10 a.m. and the Twice Baked Twins will announce the winners at 1 p.m. Guests may sample the cakes after 1 p.m. while supplies last. Prizes will be awarded in the fol-lowing categories: Best in show, Best Zoo/Birthday theme, Best looking, Best Frosting, Best Fla-vor, Best Cake Texture, People’s Choice, and Kid’s Choice.
The Twice Baked Twins, Joy Paoletti and Judy Vig of Monroe and Trumbull, are identical twins who got their start by turning their love of baking into a delec-table dessert business focusing on elaborate displays and presenta-tion. They entered a Bobbly Flay contest called “Grill it with Bob-by,” and the network loved them so much they invited them back to do a holiday special called, “dear Food Network.” enjoying television so much, they contin-ued to earn a spot on Channel 3’s Better Connecticut, where they share classic recipes with a new twist, called the “Twice Baked 2 Minute Take.”
The birthday bash continues on sunday, May 20 as the Zoo celebrates Bridgeport day. all Bridgeport residents are invited to visit to the Zoo for a reduced admission fee of just $5 with proper i.d.
WeBe 108 will be on site wel-coming visitors who will have the chance to meet and greet with city offi cials, business and civic lead-ers, friends, and neighbors dur-
Beardsley Zoo Set To Celebrate 90 Years
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Quassy Amusement Park is putting a new spin on family fun this year.
A tea cup ride will be intro-duced at Quassy for the park’s 104th year. It features six family-sized cups with individually con-trolled spinning action all revolv-ing on a rotating platform. The end result will be an interactive, fun experience for all age groups.
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Earlier this year, the “Wooden Warrior” was named Attraction of the Year (2011) in a ballot by “Behind the Thrills,” a theme park enthusiasts’ website. The coaster was also voted “Third Best New Ride” worldwide in the 2011 Golden Ticket awards, presented by industry publication
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nons, cascading fountains, and a huge dumping bucket. The modu-lar water play area is also home to the gigantic “Tunnel Twister” waterslides. “Saturation Station” and Quassy Beach will both open for the 2012 season on Saturday, May 26.
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The Palace Theater is set to paint the town blue when the national tour of the uniquely col-orful performance troupe, Blue Man Group, comes to Waterbury for three performances, May 22-24, at 7:30 p.m.
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Although Blue Man Group has toured previously with its Mega-star arena rock show, this marks the fi rst theatrical production to tour North America. The tour will feature classic Blue Man
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Join us this June to experi-ence the exciting sights, smells and sounds of steam on the Nau-gatuck railroad! hank the Tank engine returns as Flagg Coal #75 leading several trips over our sce-nic railroad between June 8 and Father’s day, June 17, departing from Thomaston station. This is a special event you will not want to miss!
The hiss of steam, the steady chugging of the engine, the call of the whistle echoing off the hills… These were the sounds of the iron horse, the american steam loco-motive, the Machine That Built america. Those sounds will be heard again in Thomaston this June 8 - 17 as the railroad Mu-seum of New england hosts hank the Tank, also known as Flagg Coal Co. #75.
Between the 1830s and 1960, steam locomotives carried pas-sengers and freight to every cor-ner of america. They became part of our national history, a symbol of mobility and change. Over the years, steam locomotives be-came larger and more effi cient. But technology advances after
World War ii changed the face of railroading forever. By 1948, steam engines were gone from the Naugatuck Valley, replaced by modern diesel locomotives on the New haven railroad from Bridgeport to Winsted, ending an important era in modern indus-trial history.
Flagg Coal Co. #75 is a 40 ton coal-fi red steam locomotive built in 1930. it worked in Pennsyl-vania coal mines and New york rock quarries until it was retired in 1953. #75 rusted away, forgot-ten until 1991, when it was pur-chased by father and son team John and Barney Gramling from indiana. The Gramlings moved #75 to their farm and fully re-stored it to operating condition, completing it October 2001. since then, #75 has since trav-eled as far as Florida, Michigan, and North Carolina as a living, breathing ambassador of ameri-can steam railroading. This event also features storybook readings
of hank the Tank, written by Pat Gramling, winner of international Book award in 2011, Children’s Picture Book Category. We will also feature live music, games and activities for kids of all ages.
The railroad Museum of New england is a not for profi t histori-cal and educational organization. Our main offi ce is located in our train station at 242 east Main st. in Thomaston. Our mission is to preserve, restore, interpret and display for current and future generations the railroad culture and heritage of New england. We offer an entertaining and sce-nic train ride along the Naugatuck river from our historic 1881 train station. Our operating subsidiary, the Naugatuck railroad Compa-ny, (NrC) operates the 19.5 miles of track between Waterbury and Torrington with vintage locomo-tives, passenger and freight cars and cabooses. Both rMNe and NrC are all-volunteer organiza-tions.
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The Cheshire Community yMCa’s 3rd annual sea dog 5k run/walk, 10k run, Kid’s doggie dash Fun run, Cheshire y Cup elementary school relay and healthy living expo will be held on sunday, May 20 at Bartlem Park. The 5k and 10k races begin at 9 a.m and the doggie dash at 11 a.m. The health expo will run from 8 a.m to 1 p.m.
register before noon on sat-urday, May 19 for the races and avoid lines on race day. registra-tion on the day of the race will be-gin at 8 a.m. register in person at the Cheshire Community yMCa or online at www.cheshireheal-
thylivingexpo.org. The top fi n-ishers in each category will be awarded prizes.
Pre-registered runners will have time to take advantage of pre-race individualized stretching offered by Gaylord Outpatient services Orthopedic Physical Therapy.
The Kid’s doggie dash Fun run is for kids 10 and under. Children under age six will run ¼ mile; over six will compete at ½ mile. The Cheshire y Cup elementary school relay is comprised of teams of three run-ners from Cheshire’s elementary schools each running a leg of the race and competing against runners from other schools. The school with the most points will take ownership of the “y Cup” to display until next year’s event.
The healthy living expo will host vendors and exhibitors fea-turing the latest information on healthy living and free health screenings. This year, expo at-tendees will get a bingo card with
all the exhibitors listed. Visit all the booths at the health expo and get your card initialed or stamped and you will be entered in a draw-ing for a one-year family mem-bership to the Cheshire Commu-nity yMCa valued at $810. The yMCa Kid’s Zone will feature an infl atable obstacle course, moon
bounce, and other fun activities. in the event of rain, the expo will move indoors at Cheshire high school, 525 south Main street.
Proceeds from this fun, family event will benefi t the Cheshire Community yMCa’s annual support Campaign and y pro-gramming including the sea dog
swim Club. The strong Kids Campaign provides fi nancial as-sistance to Cheshire families for yMCa programs such as child-care, camp and teen programs and the liVesTrONG at the yMCa program for cancer survivors. For more information, contact the yMCa at (203) 272-3150.
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The average american eats around 5 1/2 gallons of ice cream a year, more than any other nationality. The late President reagan declared July National ice Cream month. it is also the month the most ice cream is sold.
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What if all the fun of sleep-away camp could be in your backyard? Now it is.
Chase Collegiate school’s summer Camps, conveniently located on the Middlebury/Wa-terbury line, provide a rich ar-ray of programming in science, arts, sports, cooking, crafts, and more. Children of all ages—from 3-18—will enjoy a lively camp environment on the school’s beautiful 47-acre campus. each fun-fi lled day is guided by vet-eran counselors who have camp-ers hunting for hidden treasures, building castles, conducting sci-ence experiments, or becoming
their favorite harry Potter char-acters.
younger campers may be studying animals in the “Going on a safari” session or deep div-ing in a session “Under the sea with Ocean explores” or baking with “Kids in the Kitchen.” regu-lar activities include music, arts, stories, technology, indoor play, outdoor play, and water activities.
Older students may want to ex-plore their sleuthing skills in a fo-rensics class or hone their soccer skills in the sports clinics, or pre-pare for the ssaTs in a prep class.
all ages and abilities are en-couraged to test out a new skill or expand on their current interests. Options for the creatively minded include black and white photog-raphy, ceramics, dance, mixed media, sculpture, and much more.
summer at Chase utilizes the state-of-the art campus facilities, including science labs, arts stu-dios, and athletic fi elds. ample green space provides plenty of space for playing, relaxing, and
chatting with new friends. regu-lar fi eld trips give campers the opportunity to explore the rich cultural offerings in the area.
Chase’s summer Program gives families a safe, affordable
environment where children cul-tivate new friendships, participate in exciting activities and explore the world around them. all this just a short drive from home.
Make this summer a memora-
ble and enriching experience for your child.
More can be found at www.chasecollegiate.com/summer, (203) 236-9532, or by emailing [email protected].
GET READY FOR AN AMAZING90 DAYS OF SUMMERTO CELEBRATE THE 90th BIRTHDAY OFCONNECTICUT’S BEARDSLEY ZOO!
May 19 Beardsley Zoo90th Birthday Bash
Jun 2 Wild Wine, Beer& Food Safari, 6-9pm
Jun 9 World Ocean Day
Jun 23 Bluefish Day
Jun 23 Animal Enrichment
Jun 23-30 Chris Rowlands
Jul 13-22 Shakespeare
Jul 26-31 Chris Rowlands
Aug 1-31 Rainforest Reptiles
Aug 3-10 Chris Rowlands
Aug 11 Teddy Bear Fest
Aug 30 Picture Yourself at the Zoo winner announced
Sep 23 Hispanic Heritage Day
Oct 1 Golf Tournament
Oct 19-20 & 26-27 Howl-o-Ween
Oct 20-31 Scarecrow Competition
Oct 28 Boo at the Zoo
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in addition, popular rides in the park include the “Music Fest,” “Free Fall ‘N” drop tower, “Para-trooper,” “Family Fun slide,” and “Grand Carousel.” Two Kiddy-land areas cater to the tots with a variety of children’s rides.
in the heart of the park is the “Carousel Theatre” stage with daily entertainment during the height of the season. Quassy has a huge redemption arcade, restau-rant, games, paddle boat rentals, and excursions on lake Quassa-paug aboard the Quassy Queen.
Quassy is the location of choice for birthday parties, ca-tered company outings, family
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all-day ride and “saturation station” passes, individual season passes, and individual ride tickets are available, with the best value a family of four season pass. in-cluded are the rides, “saturation station,” Quassy Beach, and free parking with each visit. Quassy
season pass holders are also en-titled to a number of “season pass perks” during the summer.
Friday evenings starting May 25 feature 50-cent rides, hot dogs and small soft drinks. “50-Cent Fabulous Fridays” will continue through aug. 31.
The $35 saturday night car-load special (after 5 p.m.) starts May 26 and continues through sept. 1. Up to 10 persons in a vehicle receive an evening wrist-band, parking included.
Ride On Everything From The “Free Fall ‘N Tower” To The Carouselcontinued from page 3
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Olympic Taekwondo acad-emy (OTa) is a new martial arts studio that offers beginner and advanced classes to all ages and
abilities, centrally located in the Watch Factory shoppes of Cheshire. Taekwondo has been shown to help children and adults enhance their focus, self-control, respectfulness of others, and confi dence while providing fun physical exercise. OTa provides the highest quality training with a focus on a sound mind and body.
Olympic Taekwondo academy is owned and operated by Cheshire residents Master Jonguk Jang and his wife, hyun Jung an. Master Jang and his wife are originally from south Korea where they
both studied Taekwondo from an early age. Master Jang received a bachelor of physical education with a major in Taekwondo from Kyung-hee University in south Korea. he currently holds a fi fth degree black belt with a Master instructor certifi cation from Kuk-kiwon, the headquarters of the World Taekwondo Federation (WTF). The WTF is the world-wide governing body for all of Taekwondo, including Olympic competition. in addition, he has
certifi cations for teaching, coach-ing, and refereeing in both Korea and the United states as well as a black belt in Judo.
Master Jang is recognized in Korea and around the world as a competitor, coach, referee, and instructor. he has been success-ful in all four Taekwondo com-petition styles (forms, sparring, breaking and team demonstra-tion). as a competitor and coach, he has won gold medals at many Korean national and international
tournaments and has traveled around the world demonstrating and teaching Taekwondo to oth-ers.
at Olympic Taekwondo acad-emy, Master Jang and his wife are looking to make a difference in people's lives through martial arts classes. They would be honored with the opportunity to show how Taekwondo can improve the lives of you and your family.
Please see our ad in this week’s The Cheshire Herald.
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ing a fun fi lled day for the whole family. residents are welcome to spend the day visiting new ani-mals at the Zoo and enjoying the great outdoors.
This event is presented in part-nership with Mayor Bill Finch and the City of Bridgeport. rain date will be June 10.
in honor of Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo’s 90th birthday, the Zoo kicks off the “90 days of summer” beginning Memorial day Weekend and ending labor day Weekend. a list of some of the summer promotions are fea-tured below:
*90 days of summer’ Promo-tions: Memorial day, May 28 – labor day, september 3
*Mondays: roll Back Monday – all admission prices rolled back
to only $9.*Tuesdays: $1 carousel rides*Wednesdays: receive half
price admission if you were born in the 90s. Valid photo id, birth certifi cate, passport, or report card is required.
if you were born in the 90s, you’d be 12-22 years old.
*Thursdays: if it’s a scorcher (over 90 degrees Fahrenheit), receive one free child admission with one paying adult.
*Fridays: Be the 90th guest and get in free and receive a special gift just for you.
(Note: These offers do not ap-ply to groups and cannot be com-bined with any other discounts or coupons.
*Birthday Bonus: as a gift to all Zoo visitors, anyone who comes to Connecticut’s Beardsley
Zoo on his or her birthday gets in free. a photo id with birthday re-quired. Valid through dec. 31.
a complete calendar of events from mid-May through labor day may be found at www.beard-sleyzoo.org.
Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo is closer than you think and is open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. adult admission (ages 12 and older) is $12, children (ages 3 -11) and se-nior admission (62 and older) is just $10, and children under three years old are admitted for free. Zoo members are also admitted for free.
Parking at the Zoo is free of charge.
For information, call (203) 394-6565. Connecticut’s Beards-ley Zoo is located at 1875 Noble avenue, Bridgeport.
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Zoo Running Promotions From Memorial Through Labor Daycontinued from page 2
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Waverly, Baxter’s, And Vic House Labor Of Love For Local Owner
It began in 2004 when lo-cal restauranteur august Cipully bought the Victorian house at 226
Maple avenue. The Vic house is the perfect dichotomy of a rustic “peanut shells on the fl oor” pub and three quaint Victorian dining rooms. What started as a sincere interest to create a friendly atmo-sphere where people could enjoy great food at an affordable price quickly became a passion.
as the Vic house became more successful, augie set his sights on another restaurant in Wallingford in July of 2009. located at 728 North Colony road, K.T. Bax-
ter's is one of the few non-chain restaurants on route 5 that offer freshly made food at comparable prices. Both restaurants serve a wide variety of all-american fare at reasonable prices. Both menus offer everything from wraps and salads to sumptuous steaks, chicken, and seafood entrees. and in the warmer months, customers can sit outside on the patio of ei-ther restaurant. Whether inside or outside, both places capture that “at home” feeling of eating with
family and friends.lastly, in November of 2011,
augie took on his biggest chal-lenge. he bought and renovated Cheshire's oldest and most histor-ical landmark and renamed it its original name, The Waverly inn. located at 286 Maple avenue, the Waverly serves modern american food with an italian fusion. augie kept the original saratoga bar and refi nished it to make it the heart of the new place. The front din-ing room has been completely
redecorated so that its patrons feel they are dining in Tuscany. The banquet hall, which can ac-commodate up to 125 people, is the perfect place to host showers, receptions, reunions, or bereave-ments. The Waverly inn is the ideal place to go for anyone who wants a subtle step up from casual dining to more upscale fare.
augie and his staff welcome everyone to come and break bread with them.
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Many men and women with a passion for gardening hope to one day have a greenhouse they can call their own. Though greenhouses are a great place for gardeners to hone their crafts, they can also be quite expensive, and there are some things garden-ers should consider before build-ing a greenhouse.
* Size: a greenhouse can be
grandiose or small in stature. The size of a greenhouse depends on the gardener and the amount of property available. larger green-houses can be breathtaking, but the homeowner in you might not want a greenhouse to domi-nate your entire property. if your planting plans are relatively mod-est, a bigger greenhouse probably doesn't make much sense.
* Cost: Greenhouses can range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars. Price should not dictate which green-house you buy, so if you want a large one but can only afford a small one, then it might be best to keep saving money until you can afford one that meets your needs.
* Use: if you plan to use the greenhouse just during the stan-dard gardening seasons, then you won't need to heat it. however, most greenhouse owners want to use the greenhouse year-round, in which case you will need to heat the interior. in addition, those
who want to keep gardening dur-ing the dog days of summer will have to ventilate the greenhouse.
* Location: The greenhouse will need to be in a place on the property that gets lots of sun. Be-fore buying or building a green-house, choose an area on the property where plants will thrive. if that area is currently used for something else, ask yourself and those who share the home with you if converting that part of the property to a greenhouse is some-thing they can all live with. you don't want the greenhouse to neg-atively impact your life.
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