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100 Years Old Today! Tuesday is Sal DeAngelo Day in Greenwich

By: greenwichfreepress | July 26, 2023

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Greenwich Honors David D’Andrea and Launches “A Court for Life” Campaign at Hamilton Avenue
Greenwich Parks and Recreation Foundation establishes Hamilton Avenue Hoops Fund with an initial $50,000 goal.
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Greenwich Alliance for Education Business Roundtable Registration is Open

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PHOTOS: Ed Vick, After 50 Years, the Residue of Vietnam Leaves a Mark
Ed Vick, a former Lieutenant in the US Navy served two tours in Vietnam in a Patrol Boat, Riverine "PBR," possibly the most hazardous duty in Vietnam. He led over 100 combat missions on the rivers of the Mekong Delta.
Celebrating a Century in Greenwich with Sal DeAngelo
At 95, Greenwich’s Sal DeAngelo Calls It Quits – Again!

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