Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media Show More Show Less 206 of285 The ceremony had not be held for the last three years due to COVID, so the 2019 award was presented to Detectives Gregory Parillo and Jeremiah Bussell, the 2020 award was presented to all officers and staff of the Greenwich Police Department, and the 2021 award was presented to Detective First Grade Christy Girard. Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media Show More Show Lessĭetective First Grade Christy Girard accepts her award at the Greenwich Police Department's annual John Clarke Award presentation at Riverside Yacht Club in the Riverside section of Greenwich, Conn.
Arnold Gold/Hearst Connecticut Media Show More Show Less 203 of285ĭetectives Gregory Parillo, left, and Jeremiah Bussell receive their awards at the Greenwich Police Department's annual John Clarke Award presentation at Riverside Yacht Club in the Riverside section of Greenwich, Conn. Tyler Sizemore/Hearst Connecticut Media Show More Show LessĢ01 of285 202 of285 Unidad Latina en Accion co-founder John Lugo (right) speaks at a protest in front of Yale New Haven Hospital in New Haven on Apto push the Connecticut legislature to pass bills to increase paid sick days and to expand funding assistance for essential workers affected by COVID-19. The DHS Class of 1970 50 year reunion was postponed two years because of COVID, but after much rescheduling it will be held the weekend of July 23 with a gathering at the VFW, dinner and dance at Wee Burn Country Club, and lunch at Weed Beach. Tyler Sizemore/Hearst Connecticut Media Show More Show Less 182 of285 Darien High School Class of 1970 reunion organizer Nina Miller, left, and fellow classmates Rich Glica, center, and Vic Capellupo chat at Weed Beach in Darien, Conn.
Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media Show More Show Lessġ80 of285 181 of285 Darien High School Class of 1970 classmates, from left, Nina Miller, Vic Capellupo, Rich Glica, Drew Papsun, and Dave Miller pose together with their yearbook at Weed Beach in Darien, Conn. The show featured hundreds of classic cars, tuner cars, exotics, motorcycles, and more, along with a DJ, food, and vendor booths. The annual car show returned after being cancelled the last two years due to COVID restrictions. Wright Tech Car Show at Scalzi Park in Stamford, Conn. Stamford's Tony Panaro cleans his 1931 Essex Super Six on display at the J.M. Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media Show More Show Less 149 of285 At right, Stamford’s Tony Panaro cleans his 1931 Essex Super Six. The show featured hundreds of classic cars, tuner cars, exotics, motorcycles and more, along with a DJ, food and vendor booths. Wright Tech Car Show at Scalzi Park in Stamford on Sunday.
Stamford’s Michael Battinelli and Patty Franco, above, look at cars through the hood of Dominick Franco’s 1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS on display at the J.M.
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