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Madison Person Of The Week

Person of the Week • Published Nov 20, 2024 08 am

Larry Santamaria: A Proud Member of the VFW

There are many people who go and sacrifice their lives to represent and protect their country and, sometimes, it can be difficult for them to get reaccustomed to civilian...
Person of the Week • Published Nov 18, 2024 10 pm

Chemacki Rides the Waves of Family to Swimming Successes with Hand

Family and swimming have gone hand-in-hand for Sami Chemacki’s athletic life. She was influenced by her immediate family to dive into the lanes, and through that, she has...
Person of the Week • Published Nov 13, 2024 08 am

Dr. Jerry Curran: Helping Fellow Veterans and Others

Every year on Veterans Day, we get the privilege of celebrating the brave men and women who have fought for the United States and thank them for their service. Madison re...
Person of the Week • Published Nov 06, 2024 08 am

Ed Lent: Spreading a Passion for Poetry

While some of the most memorable and well-known poetry was written centuries ago, there are still people in the community who are trying to bolster its popularity and emp...
Person of the Week • Published Nov 04, 2024 03 pm

Skonieczny Showcases Creative Side on the Soccer Pitch for Hand

Whenever Ethan Skonieczny steps onto a soccer field, he keeps his objective simple in winning the day. It has been that slow and steady approach that has led to him being...
Person of the Week • Published Oct 24, 2024 12 am

Carter Brings the Heat as Tackling and Grappling Force for Hand

Kenny Carter’s athletic career has seen many twists and turns. Yet through it all, he remained true to his first and true love, and he has used his athleticism and intens...
Person of the Week • Published Oct 23, 2024 08 am

Jenny Ney: Welcoming Newcomers to Madison

While Madison may not be one of the biggest towns in Connecticut, it can still be challenging for new people and new families to get accustomed to the town. The process o...
Person of the Week • Published Oct 16, 2024 08 am

Arjun Atluri: Writing About Key Topics for Kids

Oftentimes, the people making the biggest impact in their community are adults who have been in that community for a long time, have gotten to know their neighbors, and a...
Person of the Week • Published Oct 15, 2024 11 am

Barrosa Boosts Others with His Pride and Play as Hand Boys’ Soccer Captain

No matter his travels, both in his personal or athletic life, Ernesto Barrosa has always utilized his passion to perform to his max potential as a lifelong lover of socce...
Person of the Week • Published Oct 09, 2024 08 am

Nancy Leckerling: Making a Difference in the Community

Selflessness is a trait which many people strive to have. The ability to put others before yourself is a special trait, and Nancy Leckerling is one of the people who emb...
Person of the Week • Published Oct 08, 2024 02 pm

Rickleman Dominating the Course to Help Hand Boys’ XC Race to the Top

Jack Rickleman has immersed himself in the tradition of the Hand boys’ cross country program, as he has seen some great campaigns in his three prior seasons. He is utiliz...
Person of the Week • Published Oct 02, 2024 08 am

Nicole Talmadge: A Beacon in the Community

Family can often set the example and help shape someone’s understanding of being a good and moral person, and that was certainly the case for Madison resident Nicole Talm...
Person of the Week • Published Sep 24, 2024 10 am

Madison’s Beebe the Marathon Man as Boston Mainstay

It started with a simple decision to stay in shape about 30 years ago. But for Bruce Beebe, the choice turned out to be one of the more pivotal moments in his life that l...
Person of the Week • Published Sep 17, 2024 12 pm

Captain Lea Leapt Across the Pond and onto the Hand Girls’ Soccer Pitch

Piper Lea fell in love with the game of soccer essentially from birth. And her passion for the pitch carried across the pond–moving over the Atlantic and finding a new ho...
Person of the Week • Published Aug 27, 2024 10 am

Lowy Savors the Solo Voyages of Singles Play for Hand Girls’ Tennis

When it comes to the tennis court, Antoinette Lowy loves the feeling of independence while not having to experience the pinch of a time crunch. The liberating journey has...
Person of the Week • Published Aug 20, 2024 12 pm

Levis was Sophomore Sensation for Hand Girls’ Lax Squad

There is always the saying of the sophomore slump, but Claire Levis went the exact opposite way. She experienced a sophomore surge by establishing herself as an underclas...
Person of the Week • Published Aug 13, 2024 11 am

McManus Mastering the Science of Golf as Hand’s All-SCC, All-State Captain

Golf is a sport that can call for a great deal of experimentation as a prerequisite to learning the courses. For Matt McManus, he has seen that up close and personal whil...
Person of the Week • Published Aug 06, 2024 10 am

Calandrelli Conveys Confidence as Most Outstanding Catcher for Hand Baseball

Confidence is something that can carry any athlete through so much adversity, especially when all eyes are on you for every twist and turn of a game. For Paul Calandrelli...
Person of the Week • Published Jul 23, 2024 10 am

Newton Set New Standard of Success as Record-Setting Netminder, Champion for Middlebury

Karen Newton recently wrapped up one of the more successful collegiate careers, topped off by a prodigious senior capstone campaign. She set new team records for one of t...
Person of the Week • Published Jul 16, 2024 11 am

Orlando Procured Pipes Under Pressure for State Champ Hand Lax

Jack Orlando has stayed poised and composed under pressure, regardless of the circumstances. And so it comes as little shock that his teammates followed his flow and foug...
Person of the Week • Published Jun 18, 2024 12 pm

Jorens Stood Composed and Confident En Route to All-SCC Bid for Hand Tennis

Sometimes the best tennis player can be someone who is a tactician and is calculated and quiet before making a move. For Juliana Jorens, she has utilized all of those tra...
Person of the Week • Published May 24, 2024 10 am

Cullam Cracks Down on Defense for First Team All-Conference Repeat

Sometimes in sports, the athletes that occupy the defensive positions often do the little things that do not get top billing recognition in the highlight reels or stat bo...
Person of the Week • Published May 21, 2024 11 am

Helfrich Made the Successful Switch to Singles for Hand Girls’ Tennis

In order to climb the ladder in the sport of tennis, one must possess a cool head during the pressure-packed moments under the warm spring sun. For Ella Helfrich, the com...
Person of the Week • Published May 15, 2024 08 am

Karla Lindquist: High Hopes

Hope, of course, springs eternal. The HOPE Partnership has been around for 20 years, and the non-profit organization has built up an impressive record of accomplishments ...
Person of the Week • Published May 14, 2024 11 am

Kuja Craves Daily Tests of Baseball as Hand’s Captain, Second Baseman

With a game predicated on averages as a barometer of success, baseball can bring about the best and worst of times in the same day. Yet for Ben Kuja, he welcomes the adve...
Person of the Week • Published May 07, 2024 11 am

Ariyan All About Partnership as Dominant Doubles Player for Hand Tennis

Playing as part of a doubles pairing in tennis is arguably the best lesson about the values and benefits of teamwork. For Teagan Ariyan, she has harnessed the superb skil...
Person of the Week • Published May 01, 2024 08 am

Kaye Griffin: Keeping Busy

Where is she now? Kaye Griffin retired as superintendent of schools in Madison over 15 years ago. However, she is still keeping busy. This year, Kaye is heading to the Es...
Person of the Week • Published Apr 23, 2024 11 am

Washburne Powered Crave for Crew to National, International Waters

Through hurdles he has been dealing with since birth, Ben Washburne found great solace and sanctuary from it all through the sport of rowing. And it has been his near lif...
Person of the Week • Published Apr 16, 2024 11 am

Lavigne Lapped Up Strength and Determination as Freshman Grappler for Hand

One of the bigger stories within the room of a young Hand wrestling team was the emergence of a freshman phenom in Evelyn Lavigne. In only a single season, she has broken...
Person of the Week • Published Apr 03, 2024 08 am

Schumann Steps Up to Coach Local Wrestling Club

Kate Schumann was never much of a wrestling fan while growing up. However, when the Sled Dog Wrestling Club needed a coach this year, Kate stepped up and made sure that b...
Person of the Week • Published Mar 27, 2024 08 am

Sally Heffernan: Ready for a Big-Time Film Festival

On Saturday, May 4, the Clinton Land Conservation Trust (CLCT) and the Madison Land Conservation Trust will unite for a joint film festival showcasing acclaimed nature do...
Person of the Week • Published Mar 19, 2024 11 am

Tapia Went Over the Top as Épée Expert and Leader for Hand

When diligence meets opportunity, there is no timeline that is too short to achieve the highest levels of success with any craft. For Hanley Tapia, he made the most of hi...
Person of the Week • Published Mar 12, 2024 11 am

All-State Selection Dobratz Drums Up Selflessness on the Ice for Hand

In a short span, Kendall Dobratz has established herself as a preeminent goalscorer in the Connecticut girls’ ice hockey landscape. Yet no matter how many accolades or la...
Person of the Week • Published Mar 05, 2024 10 am

Stouraites Parlaying Water Polo Progress into Trip to Nationals

One sport on a rapid rise across the landscape of the United States is water polo. For one local junior high student, he has ridden the wave of the game’s growth, and ear...
Person of the Week • Published Feb 27, 2024 11 am

Markovitz Manufactures Confidence as Defensive, Shooting Force for Hand

Swagger can often steady a ship when it comes to an athlete’s journey throughout the fast moving waters of basketball. For Sam Markovitz, he fosters that confidence to cu...
Person of the Week • Published Feb 21, 2024 08 am

Roy Has a Passion for Giving Back

Whether it’s organizing a community egg hunt in Clinton or her new role with the Madison Chamber of Commerce, Emily Roy has a passion for giving back to her community. E...
Person of the Week • Published Feb 20, 2024 11 am

Richard Revitalizes Her Game as Paint Presence for Hand Girls’ Hoops

For Abbey Richard, she certainly loves the grind of the physical nature of basketball while banging on the glass for boards. Still, she appreciates additional offensive f...
Person of the Week • Published Feb 14, 2024 08 am

Mary Olson-Scudder: Kindness is Contagious

The First Congregational Church (FCC) of Madison is currently celebrating its Make Kindness Contagious campaign thanks to its recently formed Reimagining the Church Commi...
Person of the Week • Published Feb 12, 2024 12 am

Reiss Shows Tremendous Resolve as All-Around Athlete and Leader for Hand Gymnastics

No matter how many solo accolades she has racked up in the gym, Hadley Reiss knows all too well that none of them would have been possible without the nurturing encourage...
Person of the Week • Published Feb 06, 2024 11 am

Gentil Swimming Towards Bigger Success as Tigers Junior Captain

Swimming is one of the few high school sports where an individual athlete can see instant, clear, and tangible evidence of proof of the hard work put forth in the pool. F...
Person of the Week • Published Jan 31, 2024 08 am

A Lifelong Passion for ‘Ranger Russ’

Not many of us can trace our career choice back to childhood, but Russ Miller’s path in life was essentially set during the early years of his life. A Killingworth reside...
Person of the Week • Published Jan 30, 2024 12 am

McCullough Shows Composure and Poise Beyond Years as Hand Point Guard

The ability to swiftly erase errors from one’s mind frame is a crucial component for any young leader of a group or team. Thomas McCullough knows that as a spry signal ca...
Person of the Week • Published Jan 25, 2024 01 pm

Mayhew Dedicated to Helping People Defeat Addiction

Daniel Hand High School graduate Joe Deane lost his life due to fentanyl poisoning in 2018 after numerous attempts to shake his addiction and get his promising future he...
Person of the Week • Published Jan 23, 2024 10 am

Pham Finding His Home as Junior Captain for Hand Swimming

In many tasks and skills in life, the wherewithal to excel in it is quite often not enough. And so, one additionally needs the correct function and form to thrive. This i...
Person of the Week • Published Jan 17, 2024 08 am

Allison Murphy: At Home Among the Books

Allison Murphy is a familiar face at the E.C. Scranton Memorial Library. Patrons may recognize her as the former head of the library's public services, but Allison briefl...
Person of the Week • Published Jan 09, 2024 11 am

Signorello Satiates Appetite for Hard Work as Hand Boys’ Swimming Captain

Adam Signorello relished more in the wherewithal required to complete a mission, rather than the destination–pushing him to perform in the pool on a consistent basis dail...
Person of the Week • Published Jan 03, 2024 10 am

Davies Demonstrates Balance as Shooting Guard, Captain for Tigers

Balancing life as both a three-season athlete and student, Ava Davies truly sees how every piece must be in place, and how one must utilize each moment of every day to it...
Person of the Week • Published Dec 27, 2023 12 pm

Kennedy Kept Pushing Positivity to Return for Hand’s Championship Season

No matter how dark things appeared to be a year ago as she missed her junior campaign, Jacqueline Kennedy stayed a persistent source of positivity for her Hand field hock...
Person of the Week • Published Dec 27, 2023 08 am

Erin Mannix: An Eye on the Plan

Town Planner Erin Mannix negotiates across almost every town department to ensure that not only zoning laws are followed but that Madison’s long-term development and econ...
Person of the Week • Published Dec 20, 2023 08 am

Craig Taylor: One of the Crew

Many of us don’t stop to think about how our shoreline towns remain so pristine and picturesque despite the heavy use by both residents and tourists. In Madison, much of ...