Letter: Kudej remembered for dedication to city, Shelton Little League
Feb. 9, 2021
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To the Editor:
The Shelton Republican Town Committee is very saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Alderman Stanley Kudej. His more than 50 years of service to his community speaks to his dedication and compassion for the community and people he cherished. Stanley served our country in the U.S. Army where, as I said before, he had told me he learned to drink coffee without milk or sugar. Those small challenges were no match for a person who was “a man for others.” Stanley lived that life and inspired so many others in his family and the community to do so also. He set an example for each of us to follow with his quiet but studied demeanor and composure.
A punch to the gut: Stanley Kudej remembered for dedication to Shelton
Brian Gioiele
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Stanley Kudej, while Shelton National Little League president in 2007. (Photo/Jeff Holt)/Show MoreShow Less
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Stanley Kudej, second from right, at an event in 2013 honoring the Shelton National Little League team which competed in the LL World Series in 2008. Pictured with Kudej are Mayor Mark Lauretti, coaches Mark Berritto and Ed Szymansky, and members of that team. The team was presented with a banner commemorating the team’s LL World Series appearance.BK Angeletti / B.K. AngelettiShow MoreShow Less
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SHELTON Stanley Kudej, a decades-long fixture in the city’s youth baseball community and former Alderman, died Monday.
New Canaan: New fitness equipment, playground eyed for Waveny
Grace Duffield
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Parks Department Superintendent John Howe recently told the New Canaan Parks and Recreation Commission that he would like to see money in the 2021-22 capital budget for a new playground, and updated adult fitness equipment for Waveny Park. He suggested a two-part playground to the commission for the 350-acre park at 677 South Ave.Grace Duffield / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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Parks Department Superintendent John Howe recently suggested a two-part playground, and an upgrade to the adult fitness equipment for the 350-acre Waveny Park at 677 South Ave.Grace Duffield / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
Uses for New Canaan s Kiwanis Park to be discussed Jan. 7
Grace Duffield
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The white house at the southwest corner of the pond at Kiwanis Park in New Canaan may be used for animal control in the future. First Selectman Kevin Moynihan recently told his fellow selectmen that it would be a plus to have room for a dog run.Grace Duffield Hearst Connecticut Media /Show MoreShow Less
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The white house at the southwest corner of the pond at Kiwanis Park in New Canaan may be used for animal control in the future. First Selectman Kevin Moynihan recently told his fellow selectmen that it would be a plus to have room for a dog run.Grace Duffield / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
Equipment for skating rink arrived in New Canaan
Grace Duffield
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The skating rink equipment was delivered to Waveny Park in New Canaan on Monday, Jan. 4.Grace Duffield / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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Equipment for a skating rink has been delivered in New Canaan and is being stored in this unit behind the Carriage Barn.Grace Duffield / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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NEW CANAAN - Although an ice skating rink will probably not be installed this winter, the equipment has arrived and is being stored behind the Carriage Barn in Waveny Park.
It has not yet been determined where the rink will be installed, though the four main town’s parks are being considered.