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Apr 062013
 
Sal Coppola

Amity Baseball Coach Sal Coppola

The Amity Varsity Baseball Team had a very strong start to the season on Thursday, April 4.

Spartans pitchers Mike Concato, Nick Fusco, Ross Weiner and Max Richie combined for a no-hitter in the 2013 season opener at John Janenda Field in Woodbridge.  The pitching staff kept Guilford off balance the entire afternoon.

Hitting from the two senior captains, Concato 2 for 2 and Kleibart 2 for 3 to rout Guilford 15 – 1.

Amity is back on the field today against West Haven for a noon start at West Haven High School.

Come out and cheer this awesome team on.

Submitted Story

Jul 262012
 

This dog was found on Northrop Road near the Orange town line.

This handsome boy was found wandering on  Northrop Road near the Orange town line.

Our Orange Live follower said he is beautiful and friendly.

He is safe and sound at the Woodbridge Animal Control, 136 Bradley Road, Woodbridge.

If you recognize him, call the shelter at 203-389-5991.

Area where this dog was found

Jun 302012
 

FILE: Orange and Woodbridge police worked together at a checkpoint in May.

The Orange and Woodbridge Police Departments will be conducting a joint sobriety checkpoint tonight, Saturday, June 30, in the Town of Orange.

On May 25, the first joint sobriety checkpoint under the existing Amity Regional Traffic Enforcement agreement was conducted in the Town of Woodbridge.

Chief Robert Gagne said, “As the summer season begins it is our hope to start the summer off safely for the motoring public through publicity, prevention and enforcement. Under a grant from the Connecticut Department of Transportation, both Departments will be supplementing our efforts against drunk driving with designated patrols and checkpoints throughout the year.

“We encourage the public to make plans in advance for designated drivers or other accommodations to ensure safe travel for all persons using the roadways,” he said.

Both Departments stress the importance of not getting behind the wheel of a motor vehicle if you are under the influence. Don’t become another statistic.

Jun 112012
 

Orange and Woodbridge police worked together at a checkpoint in May.

The Orange and Woodbridge Police Departments will be conducting a joint sobriety checkpoint on Saturday, June 30, in the Town of Orange.

On May 25, the first joint sobriety checkpoint under the existing Amity Regional Traffic Enforcement agreement was conducted in the Town of Woodbridge.

Chief Robert Gagne said, “As the summer season begins it is our hope to start the summer off safely for the motoring public through publicity, prevention and enforcement. Under a grant from the Connecticut Department of Transportation, both Departments will be supplementing our efforts against drunk driving with designated patrols and checkpoints throughout the year.

“We encourage the public to make plans in advance for designated drivers or other accommodations to ensure safe travel for all persons using the roadways,” he said.

Both Departments stress the importance of not getting behind the wheel of a motor vehicle if you are under the influence. Don’t become another statistic.