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Air Force Captain Kimberly Fawcett, who lost her leg and her only child in a horrific car crash while preparing for her deployment to Afghanistan, has won her long-running battle with the military over disability compensation.
After 15 years of Canadian Forces officers denying on-duty disability compensation for the 24-year service veteran arguing her activation of the military’s pre-deployment childcare plan for her nine-month-old son in 2006 was not a part of military duty the Veterans Review and Appeal Board Canada overruled it.
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Volunteer Tony Montemurno, of Stratford, assists a woman with fresh produce as she and others pick up groceries at the weekly food pantry event outside Bridgeport Rescue Mission’s new Community Care Clinic, currently under construction in Bridgeport, Conn. April 8, 2021.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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Volunteer Tony Montemurno, of Stratford, hands a woman a bag of apples as she and others pick up groceries at the weekly food pantry event outside Bridgeport Rescue Mission’s new Community Care Clinic, currently under construction in Bridgeport, Conn. April 8, 2021.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
First County Bank and WEBE108 Warms Up Those in Need By First County Bank | Posted by
December 11, 2020
First County Bank Summer Street Branch Manager Camilo Duque with WEBE108’s “Stormin Norman” at donation tent in Stamford. (contributed photo)
STAMFORD, CT – First County Bank partnered with Connoisseur Media Connecticut’s WEBE108 to host their 2nd annual Warmth Drive. The one-day Warmth Drive that took place on Thursday December 3rd was a huge success, bringing in 2,400 pounds (which is over 1,000 items) of winter coats, hats, scarves and gloves, for men, women, and children. The warm winter wear was dropped off at First County Bank branches in Stamford, Norwalk, and Fairfield, where members of the WEBE108 street team were onsite collecting donations which benefited the Bridgeport Rescue Mission.
First County Bank and WEBE108 Warms Up Those in Need By First County Bank | Posted by
December 11, 2020
First County Bank Summer Street Branch Manager Camilo Duque with WEBE108’s “Stormin Norman” at donation tent in Stamford. (contributed photo)
STAMFORD, CT – First County Bank partnered with Connoisseur Media Connecticut’s WEBE108 to host their 2nd annual Warmth Drive. The one-day Warmth Drive that took place on Thursday December 3rd was a huge success, bringing in 2,400 pounds (which is over 1,000 items) of winter coats, hats, scarves and gloves, for men, women, and children. The warm winter wear was dropped off at First County Bank branches in Stamford, Norwalk, and Fairfield, where members of the WEBE108 street team were onsite collecting donations which benefited the Bridgeport Rescue Mission.