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Forever in Blue Jeans

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Bill McDougall, right, offers comments after receiving the Compass Award from John Myers, executive director of the Southington-Cheshire Community YMCA, at the Forever Blue Jeans gala held Nov. 18. McDougall received the award for "his work in staying true to the YMCA focus of youth development, healthy living and social responsibility." More than 600 people attended the event, which featured a live and silent auction as well as dinner and dancing.

United Way to honor Patrick and Patricia Baker

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Patrick and Patricia Baker will be honored at the United Way of Southington's Pot O' Gold Dinner on Thursday, March 17. See story on Bakers in today's paper either in your mailbox or in our e-paper version on this website.

Hotel Team of the Year

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Waterford Hotel Group named the Residence Inn by Marriott in Southington as Hotel Team of the Year during the company’s recent Annual Awards Dinner and Leadership Conference held at the Hilton Hotel in Hartford. Waterford Hotel Group, a national hotel management firm, professionally operates the 94-room Residence Inn on West Street. From left, Waterford Hotel Group President and Chief Operating Officer Rob Winchester, Residence Inn Southington General Manager Kristen Pikula, and Waterford Group Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Len Wolman gather at the awards ceremony. “The team at Residence Inn Southington continuously strives for perfection,” said Rob Winchester, president of Waterford Hotel Group. “Their achievements in 2010 reflect that commitment, which makes them most deserving of this honor.”

Southington Woman wins 2010 Heart Association Lifestyle Change Award

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The American Heart Association recently held its 2010 Hartford Start! Heart Walk at Bushnell Park. More than 2,000 supporters, survivors and volunteers walked to raise in excess of $300,000 to fight heart disease and stroke — the number one and number three killers respectively in the United States. The Start!

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Elizabeth Cosgrove, of Southington, right receives the American Heart Association’s 2010 Lifestyle Change Award from Jeff Verney, chief executive officer, United Healthcare’s Retiree Solutions. Cosgrove was nominated and received the award for making significant positive health changes to her life.

Southington woman receives Quinnipiac award

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Janalynne Gius, of Southington, was one of two recipients of the Outstanding Business Alumni Award at Quinnipiac University’s Business Leader Hall Fame dinner held Nov. 9 at the New Haven Lawn Club.

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Janalynne Gius of Southington, left, and Matthew L. O’Connor, dean of the School of Business at Quinnipiac University. Gius received the Outstanding Business Alumni Award at Quinnipiac’s Business Leader Hall of Fame dinner Nov. 9 at the New Haven Lawn Club.

Woman receives award for dedication to children

A local woman who has dedicated her life to helping children to read has been recognized for her efforts by the Connecticut Reading Association.

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Dr. Mark McQuillan, CT Commissioner of Education, right, presents Southington resident Rose Zbikowski, the West Hartford District Reading/ Language Arts Curriculum Specialist, with this year's Outstanding Reading Educator Award at the 2007 Connecticut Reading Association's 56th Annual Conference held at the Crowne Plaza, in Cromwell.

Celebrate Southington! Award goes to Merinda DePaolo

In choosing the "Celebrate Southington" award winner, the selection committee had to look at a candidate's demonstrated track record of community service that benefited the town.

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Merinda DePaolo has been named as this year's winner of the Celebrate Southington Award sponsored by the Community Foundation of New Britain and the Southington Citizen.
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