We are faithful fans of the Resident… love the the articles, On the Street and especially the Seahorse Coupons!!!! My friend, Don Kostoss, (above) caught this King Striper while fishing with me on Block Island last week. I live in Mystic and Don lives in Moodus. We thought it would be great if you posted his Big Fish in your paper! I thought for sure he hooked another lobster pot! Boy, was I surprised! It measured 42″ in length and weighed 34lbs.
Kind Regards,
Jon Panciera
(l-r) Dime Bank Foundation representatives, Mary Florence, Broadway Branch Manager, Norwich Dime Bank, and Cheryl Calderado, Senior Vice President and Foundation Administrator, Dime Bank, present a $2,000 award to the Norwich Housing Authority to help fund a portion of the cost of providing a part-time Resident Services Coordinator for residents of Westwood Park and the Dorsey Building. The award was accepted by Karen Caulfield, Residence Operator, Hector Baillargeon, Board of Commissioners Chairman, Norwich Housing Authority and Bobbie Pollard, Westwood Park resident.
George David’s, Hartford, 90-foot Rambler won the Ida Lewis Distance Race IRC Division on August 20th. The Ida Lewis Distance Race is the only distance race that starts and finishes in Newport. It features a signature champagne finish inside Newport Harbor and was named one of Sailing World magazine’s “14 great events” in its guide for “The Ultimate Summer.” It is also a qualifier for the 2010 New England Lighthouse Series; Northern and Double-Handed Ocean Racing Trophies; and the US-IRC Gulf Stream Series.
(l-r) Alfred Ramage, Virginia Ann Ramage-Ross, Dr. Joan Ramage-Mitchell and James L. Ramage, stand with Capt. Marc Denno, Subase Commanding Officer, and Subase Command Master Chief Ray Powell as they unveil the new Ramage Hall sign in front of Building 86, the recently transformed Headquarters Building at Naval Submarine Base New London on August 20. The late Vice Admiral Lawson P. “Red” Ramage received the Medal of Honor during WWII, while he was in command of USS Parche (SS 384).
(l-r) Cherie Morrone, Noank Group Homes, Kawana Stokes, TVCCA, Ezekeil, Andrew Westwood, engineer, Residence Inn, Scott Barlow, General Manager, Residence Inn, Syaire, John Briggs, Chief Engineer, Residence Inn, Sincere, Kimberly Dole, executive director, Riverfront Children’s Center, Alice Soscia, Leadership Giving Manager, United Way, Haley Hinton, United Way volunteer, and Dina Sears-Graves, Vice President of Community Investment, United Way.
The Residence Inn by Marriott Mystic, a Waterford Hotel Group property, distributed televisions to United Way of SECT partner agencies on Thursday, August 26. During upgrades to the property, the hotel replaced the TVs in its rooms.
Scott Barlow, General Manager, Residence Inn, contacted United Way, who put out the call to its partner agencies. “We donated about 200 TVs.” said Scott. “I’m so glad we can put them to good use. We hate to throw anything away that is still in working order.” The property also donated gently-used linens.
The televisions will be utilized for various programs through agencies such as the Boys & Girls Club, Covenant Shelter, TVCCA, Drop-In Learning Center, Noank Group Homes and Riverfront Children’s Center.
