Porto-potties rushed to Forestville

Help is on the way - poro-potties enter Forestville Center

Several truckloads of portable toilets were rushed to Forestville this week in anticipation of flooding due to heavy rain.  “We are expecting significant flooding, so residents in the Pequabuck River area may be without use of their toilets,” said State Representative Frank N. Nicastro Sr., D-79th District (Bristol, Forestville).  Nicastro hailed the arrival of the portable outhouses as a triumph for taxpayers and was visibly moved by the sight, wiping his eyes with a handkerchief and gushing, “I campaigned on this issue.”

 

 

Officials wish to avoid the spring of 2007 when residents had no sanitary sewers.  “It was horrible,” said one resident who wished to remain anonymous.

Man Stops in Forestville to Change Wiper Blades Excites Local Official

There is not much going on in the village today, but an out of town motorist parked at the Cumberland Farms at the foot of Church Avenue changing his wind shield wipers energized one local official, “Listen he could have changed those wipers in Burlington or Farmington, but he did it here in Forestville.  I’m thrilled.  See people are coming to Forestville,” said a proud Betty Boukus who represents the 22^nd district which includes the village of Forestville.

 

Car speeding away after changing wiper blades

 

The motorist changed his wipers and continued his journey along the slopped road much to Ms. Boukus disappointment “It’s too bad he did not stay and see what Forestville has to offer.”  

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Boukus (D) pleased motorist chose to change wiper blades in Forestville