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Matthew Labrecque April 11, 2013 at 06:38 pm
Don't forget about Track & Field, it is also a big Waterford High School sport.
shara mulholland April 10, 2013 at 05:03 pm
Really? So they can start banning sports because of injuries.
Just my opinion April 10, 2013 at 11:22 am
One big issue is even though my child plays school sports she plays travel sports so an injury from…Read More travel might not be recorded as travel and go under school making the study wrong. Many children play outside of school how would they make sure they have proper data. Maybe they should document something that they can be sure that the info they use is correct.
Mike Atkins April 8, 2013 at 07:45 am
@Sean, irrelevant, only because parents think their child is the next great athlete and are willing…Read More to pay the thousands of dollars to get them a spot on a team. Typically many of those child athletes would have a difficult time making the HS team without Daddy's money.
Rich April 2, 2013 at 11:38 pm
Sox in on top in AL east 1 and 0, Yankees dead last 0-1. Joba era north of 40 at least that sevral…Read More digits smaller than his waistline. Steroids kill just ask AROD, GRANDYMAN, TEX, JETER yes JETER. Only clean Yank is MO...... Hell I think Strawberry and Howe were cleaner than JETER.
J D C April 2, 2013 at 01:14 am
One game and the season is OVER. Lets name the Blosux WS Champs now.
CitizenWatch March 28, 2013 at 01:41 am
Some residents in Waterford are just never happy. They think they own the world. If you don't own…Read More the property then it isn't your business! Tired of these types of people. If they got a problem, move.
Erna L. March 27, 2013 at 06:06 pm
I think there're too many negative assumptions about this issue. We ought to be focusing on the…Read More positives that this can bring to the area. Wouldn't it be better to encourage youths and young men/women to join sports teams instead of loitering on street corners? Teaching the importance of teamwork and good sportsmanship is all good, and promotes a sense of belonging that meets the psychosocial needs of most people. And think of the free entertainment that's right around the corner. Twilight leagues promote healthy activities for every age and level of skill. Sandlots were the thing when I was young... and more social skills were learned in the course of a game than our parents could ever have hoped to attain.
Daniella Ruiz March 27, 2013 at 05:25 pm
the town can spring for some light safe shades for the homes in direct opposition to the lumen…Read More intruders.
we have a few of those blasted hi intensity orange sodium hiway lamps at the end of our street for 'safety', but surprisingly the state of ct has positioned the fixture and the light curtain in such a way that if you walk abt 20 yards away from it, the our street is nearly pitch black. but if you look back, the target area is indeed fully illuminated.
in these new installs, most of the light nuisance is reflected from the playing field itself, and then there's the 'other' issue, the late night noise and litter that will swirl about after dark. it's not just light that accompanies these situations.
can they install squirrel cage generators, so the ball players can run in them, to generate the electricity for their play?
its another cost that creeps in, edging up the taxpayers obligation, a smidge at a time, itsy bitsy spider......
Amanda Bowes Smith March 11, 2013 at 10:30 pm
You know Paul, there's also a UConn basketball team that IS eligible for the postseason. Let's not…Read More pack it in yet.
Daniella Ruiz March 15, 2013 at 10:05 pm
if the adults want to act like they did in high school, sneak off out into the woods and have few…Read More six paks, then, they can vamoose and go there, away from the decent, innocent and very impressionable youth.
sorry to say, but 'been there, done that', and we learned from the seniors how its done, where and how to circumvent 'authority'. it's like a rite of passage, passed down from the 'elders' to the dumb youngsters trying to be 'adultish' and all that nonsense.
this is the same, the young will learn from the old, the old ways, and enrich the alcohol distributors in the process.
of course, making anything 'prohibited' makes it all the more of a competition to do it, no?
Lora March 14, 2013 at 05:47 pm
Rules apply to everyone. If drinking at the games is prohibited, then volunteers drinking should be…Read More relieved of their volunteer duties. If drinking is prohibited, it's prohibited...simple. It's not about people being prudish..it's against the rules, it's an event for children, lest we forget, and I am sure we expect to set an example for them to follow the rules. It hardly puts anyone out to take their alcohol elsewhere. I don't know any of the party's involved, but it certainly seems to me that Mr Wiggins is the only one taking the high road is him. He offered to discuss it with anyone at and before the next meeting. He is entitled to his opinion without the personal attacks. Everyone sets the example for their kids, including appropriate ways to solve disputes...whether or not you set a good example, you are still setting it.
Paul Petrone (Editor) February 28, 2013 at 12:48 pm
Thank you Matt. I'm just doing my job, the faculty and the students deserve all the credit. And for…Read More everybody who didn't go, it was a really cool event last night, and the students were very impressive.
Matt Cadorette February 28, 2013 at 12:35 pm
Mr. Petrone:
Thank you for your continued support of Waterford students and Poetry Out Loud.
joyce balestracci February 27, 2013 at 08:13 pm
My Granddaughter is one of these girls and she is so proud and happy to be part of this team. They…Read More all work hard and I am sure all the family and friends of these girls are very proud. Congratulations to this hardworking team!
Sharon Burdsall February 27, 2013 at 12:13 pm
This is a wonderful group of young ladies who work hard all year long. I have had the joy of…Read More working with at least 7 of them during the Waterford Youth Football/Cheer season. Great job ladies you deserve it!
ballislife February 15, 2013 at 02:34 am
They are such a great team and they should be proud of what they accomplished. Nice job Girls!
Jody Nazarchyk February 13, 2013 at 01:07 pm
Great job Clark Lane Girls, Boys and Coaches. We are very proud of you!
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