2009 BIG T HOLIDAY GATHERING

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PI - Topic - 8 , 2009 Recent Photos

Under his caption, we will post recent pictures as they are received. They will then be transferred to a Picassa album. See below under Comments the instruction under "Direction to Photos said" to access these photos

LAST CALL

2008 Holiday Gathering

When 6:30 pm Thursday December 11
Where Cornucopia Banquet Hall
Cost $33.00 C. Shattuck, 138 Allyn Rd., Goshen, CT 06756
RSVP BigTfriends@hotmail.com
Tel (860) 491-3282

PI Topic 9c News - Last Group to leave Excelsior 7/31/2007

John Imundo / Keith Friday/ Jim Oldziey /Tara Monroy/Cheryl Zukowski/ Joe Pathe/
Tim Harkey /Carlene Jenam/Jean Hackett/ Diane Sckocylas/ Marshall Allaben/Ron Wasielewski
/Harlene Luciano

These photos were submitted by Marshall Allaben (Sept 1986 - July 2007). They are the last group of former Torrington Company employees to leave Excelsior/Bldg 24 on July 31, 2007.
We think we have identified all. Let us know if there are any errors NDMassicotte@gmail.com
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John Imundo / Keith Friday
Marshall Allaben Carlene Jerram / Jim Oldziey / Ron Wasielewski / Cheryl Zukowski
Joe Pathe
Tim Harkey / Diane Skoczylas / Jean Haclett / Harlene Luciano / Tara Monroy

PI Topic-9b News - About plants in Torrington, CT

PI Topic- 9a News - Corporate Building Sold

State agrees to buy city property for future court

07/30/2008

	From left, state Rep. Anne Ruwet, R-65, state Sen. Andrew Roraback, R-30, and Torrington Mayor Ryan Bingham

TORRINGTON - The state has agreed to buy the former Torrington Co. site, the future home of the new Litchfield County Courthouse.The owner is Canton, Ohio-based Timken Co.,and consists of the 5 1/2-acre property including a 43,000-square-foot building and hundreds of parking spots at 59 Field St. in Torrington.

The site will house the two courthouses now located in Litchfield and Bantam. Plans call for the construction of a four-story, 117,000-square-foot building to renovate the existing 43,000-square-foot office building. The two buildings might be connected by an elevated walkway that crosses over Clark Street, which divides the parcel, officials said.

The project, slated for completion in 2011, is expected to cost $40 million, state officials said.
The property has an appraised value of $1,934,500 and an assessed value of $1,354,200, according to the assessors online database. The building on the site is a steel-frame, two-story structure constructed in 1973.

PI Topic-8, Recent photos

The Standard plant in all its 6 story glory
is still there as is the turn of the century Excelsior Plant











































































































During the latter part of May I drove through
Torrington and took a few pictures

All buildings are empty
Remember the Bearing Test Lab

I am told the Corporate Building will house Courts
for the State of Connecticut

PI, Topic-5, Recent Emails

PI, Topic - 3 Funny moments

What was the funniest thing that happened to you while you were at Torrington?

PI, Topic - 2 Best thing working for Torrington

What was the best thing about working for Torrington?