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HAMDEN, CT - (From Sisk Brothers Funeral Home) Mary Keefe Meehan, 80, of Madison died on May 21, 2021, at the Artis Senior Living Center in North Branford, CT.
Mary was born in Boston, MA on March 22, 1941 to Irish immigrants from County Kerry, the late John J. Keefe and Catherine O Shea Keefe.
She is survived by her adoring husband of nearly 56 years, William P. Meehan, Jr. She also leaves behind her son, William P. Meehan, III (Marie) of Boston, MA, daughter, Katherine M. Merschman (Joseph) of Madison, CT, and six amazing grandchildren: Emmett William, Patrick Edward, and William Joseph Merschman, and William Paul IV, Fionnuala Marie, and Connor Brian Meehan.
New Haven firefighter died doing the job he always dreamed of doing, officials say
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Firefighter Ricardo Torres.Contributed
NEW HAVEN Firefighter Ricardo Torres was recalled Wednesday as someone who had a deep love help of helping others, a warm sense of humor and a lifelong goal of being part of fire service.
Torres died Wednesday while fighting a fire on Valley Street. He joined the department in July 2019, serving on Engine 6.
Local 825 union President Patrick Cannon, backed by dozens of firefighters, said Wednesday the men and women of the department were hurting.
Torres “was doing the job he always dreamed of doing,” Cannon said, and paid with his life.
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Acting was my bloodlust : CT author, Rugrats voice actress talks about new book, cartoon reboot
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Melanie ChartoffNicolette Jackson Pownall Photography
Actress and author Melanie Chartoff was only 8 years old when her first published work reached the masses: a poem that was part of an advertisement for a home improvement business published in the New Haven Register in the 1950s.
Chartoff, 72, fell in love with acting and theater early on, too. Growing up, she remembers getting roles in plays at Yale University as part of its drama club; this was before the school allowed women in 1969. She would also see pre-Broadway tryouts at the Shubert Theater. At home, she would regularly sing and harmonize with her mother to musical theater albums rented from area libraries.