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Westport Rowers Score Double Victory At Youth National Championships Westport Rowers Score Double Victory At Youth National Championships
Westport Rowers Score Double Victory At Youth National Championships WESTPORT, Conn. – In a repeat double victory unprecedented in U.S. junior rowing, for the second year in a row, Westport’s Saugatuck Rowing Club Juniors claimed two national championships at the USRowing Youth National Championships, June 10-12 in West Windsor, N.J., and the men’s pair powered to bronze. Winning national championships were the SRC’s women’s youth 8+ and women’s lightweight youth 8+ boats. Also medaling was SRC’s men’s youth pair, Westport’s Oliver Bub and Lucas Manning, taking the bronze.  Last year, Saugatuck became only the second club ever to win both women’s 8+ events …
Shelton Car Show Promises Father's Day Fun Shelton Car Show Promises Father's Day Fun
Shelton Car Show Promises Father's Day Fun SHELTON, Conn. – A vintage vehicles antique and classic car show will come to Shelton on Father’s Day, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Shelton History Center. Register a car for a day of fun, prizes and camaraderie with fellow car enthusiasts. Registration is $8 per car in advance, $10 on the day of the event.  Click here to download the registration form. The Shelton History Center is at 70 Ripton Road, Shelton.
Rep. Esty Introduces Bill Alerting FBI To Gun Purchases Rep. Esty Introduces Bill Alerting FBI To Gun Purchases
Rep. Esty Introduces Bill Alerting FBI To Gun Purchases FAIRFIELD, Conn. – U.S. Rep. Elizabeth Esty introduced legislation Thursday to require that the FBI be notified when individuals formerly under a terrorism investigation purchase firearms or explosives. Esty represents much of northwestern Connecticut, including Danbury, Bethel, Newtown, Brookfield, New Fairfield and Sherman. She introduced the legislation along with Rep. Mike Thompson of California, and Reps. Patrick Murphy, Gwen Graham and Alan Grayson, all of Florida, Currently, not only can individuals on the FBI’s Terrorists Watchlist pass a background check and legally purchase guns…
St. Vincent's Names Medical Director Of Wound Center In Stratford St. Vincent's Names Medical Director Of Wound Center In Stratford
St. Vincent's Names Medical Director Of Wound Center In Stratford BRIDGEPORT, Conn. –Dr. Lorraine Hartnett, has joined the Center for Wound Healing at St. Vincent's Medical Center. Hartnett will serve as the medical director of the recently established Wound Center at the St. Vincent's Stratford Health and Wellness Center in Stratford.  "With advanced treatment options, we can dramatically improve the quality of life for patients who suffer from chronic, non-healing wounds," said Hartnett. "With community-based treatment locations in Stratford and Trumbull, our focus is to bring the best medicine close to home." Hartnett will lead a …
Singer Melissa Etheridge Wows Crowd In Fairfield At Breast Center Benefit Singer Melissa Etheridge Wows Crowd In Fairfield At Breast Center Benefit
Singer Melissa Etheridge Wows Crowd In Fairfield At Breast Center Benefit FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Singer-songwriter Melissa Etheridge recounted her personal breast cancer journey to 600 people at the Rose of Hope Luncheon Tuesday in Fairfield. After losing her hair to radiation therapy, Etheridge performed a tribute to Janis Joplin at the Grammy Awards ceremony in 2005. When she returned to her radiation treatment center the next day, the entire staff stood and applauded her for her courage and willingness to be a role model for other patients. “When I researched what the Norma Pfriem Breast Center does, I said, ‘you bet I’ll be there,’” Etheridge said. “I dreamed of…
Stamford Man Honored With Top Award For Work As CNA At Greenwich Hospital Stamford Man Honored With Top Award For Work As CNA At Greenwich Hospital
Stamford Man Honored With Top Award For Work As CNA At Greenwich Hospital GREENWICH, Conn. – Paul Pryce, of Stamford, was honored with the prestigious Marian Nowak Award – given to the employee who embodies the best of Greenwich Hospital’s values – at the annual Employee Service Awards Dinner held Thursday, May 12.  A certified nursing assistant for eight years, Pryce was recognized for his work in the hospital’s medicine department, most notably with the elderly. “He connects directly with patients in a way that patients remember and appreciate long after he leaves their room,” said one colleague. “His special gift is making people feel at ease and comfortable …
Beatrice C. Oropallo Avitable, 95, Hackensack Resident Beatrice C. Oropallo Avitable, 95, Hackensack Resident
Beatrice C. Oropallo Avitable, 95, Hackensack Resident HACKENSACK, N.J. – Beatrice C. Oropallo Avitable, a lifelong resident of Hackensack, died Tuesday, June 14, at Holy Name Medical Center. She was 95. Prior to retiring, she and her husband owned Avitable Bakery in Hackensack, Bergenfield and Ortley Beach.  She was the mother of Kathleen Salvo and her husband, Jack, of Hackensack, Patricia Sivori and her husband, Alfonso, of Hackensack; grandmother of Jack Salvo, Kim Salvo, Bryan Fox and Kristen Sivori; great-grandmother of Marco, Ryan and Brianna; and sister of Angela DiBella of Englewood Cliffs., and the late Her husband Henry Avitable die…
Rose A. Tullo, 86, Little Ferry Resident Rose A. Tullo, 86, Little Ferry Resident
Rose A. Tullo, 86, Little Ferry Resident LITTLE FERRY, N.J. – Rose A. Tullo, of Little Ferry, died Tuesday, June 14. She was 86. She was born in Jersey City to the late Louis and Nancy Marchand. Before retiring, she was a technician for Powermate Corp. in Hackensack. She was a Catholic and a parishioner of St. Margaret of Cortona Roman Catholic Church in Little Ferry. She was the wife of the late Richard Tullo; mother of Renee Zicolello and her husband, James, of Pennsylvania, Gary Tullo and his wife, Rita, of Cedar Grove, and the late Robert Tullo and his partner, James Nessler, of Arizona, and the late Jeanette Tullo; sister of…
Wyckoff Pair Teach How To Talk To Loved Ones With Dementia Wyckoff Pair Teach How To Talk To Loved Ones With Dementia
Wyckoff Pair Teach How To Talk To Loved Ones With Dementia WYCKOFF, N.J. – The Christian Health Care Center in Wyckoff and the Alzheimer’s Association will present “Tools for Communicating with Individuals with Dementia” from 4-5 p.m. Thursday, June 30 in the CHCC Auditorium, 700 Mountain Ave. Presenters include Teresa DeLellis, LSW, social work director at Heritage Manor Nursing Home at CHCC; and Claire Day, senior vice president of the Alzheimer’s Association. Attendees will explore how communication takes place when someone has dementia, learn to decode verbal and behavioral messages and identify strategies to help caregivers connect and communic…
Catherine Gilligan, 79, Ridgewood Resident Catherine Gilligan, 79, Ridgewood Resident
Catherine Gilligan, 79, Ridgewood Resident RIDGEWOOD, N.J. – Catherine “Kay” (Devaney) Gilligan, of Ridgewood, died Tuesday, June 14. She was 79. Visitation will take place Sunday from 2-6 p.m. at Feeney Funeral Home, 232 Franklin Ave., Ridgewood.  A funeral service will be held Monday at 9:30 a.m. at Feeney Funeral Home, followed by a 10:30 a.m. service at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, 1 Passaic St., Ridgewood. 
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