Claimant, a seasonal summer worker with the Town’s Highway Department was, apparently, injured while lifting wheelbarrow loads of asphalt and suffered a “rare” rotator cuff tear – rare because the claimant is a young, healthy male.  The claimant treated for this condition, but never reported it to the employer, and even lost time from his employment; and when presenting his doctor’s excuse, did not inform the Town his lost time was related to a work-injury.  Whether the lost time and treatment were, in fact, related to the claimant’s employment could be debated, but the claimant took the position at trial that it was related. 