Tag: cancer
Clark amazes his teammates with comeback
BY JASON LEVYREPUBLICAN-AMERICANIn December 2020, Riley Clark had his final chemotherapy treatments for Stage 4 testicular cancer and had surgery to remove all of...
A life-changing experience for Clark
BY JASON LEVYREPUBLICAN-AMERICANPROSPECT — When Riley Clark arrived at the University of Maine campus as a freshman, he wasn’t sure what he wanted to...
Clark beats cancer, receives inspirational award
BY JASON LEVY
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
PROSPECT — Two summers ago, Riley Clark needed to have a difficult conversation with his family.
The University of Maine diver, a...
Remembering Rosenblatt’s with Naugatuck ceremony
BY Andreas Yilma Citizen's News
NAUGATUCK -- The Rosenblatts symbolized family business for over a century and now Julie Rosenblatt, the wife of the late...
Cross Street students don pajamas to give back
NAUGATUCK — For one day, students at Cross Street Intermediate didn’t have to worry whether their t-shirts matched their jeans. They simply rolled out...
Borough girl goes bald for a good cause
NAUGATUCK — Many people make New Year’s resolutions. Not many can say they followed through on their resolution the day after New Years.
Naugatuck High...
Running to beat cancer
Just a few short months after Beacon Falls resident Dino Verrelli pledged to run 13 half-marathons (13.1 miles) in 13 months to raise money...
Naugatuck family hosts courageous fundraiser for girl with cancer
NAUGATUCK — In honor of her friend who is losing hair to chemotherapy, 8-year-old Kayla Couch wore a bandanna every day during a family...
Walking for a cure
For more than 20 years, Debbie Wilcox served Naugatuck as the borough’s dog warden until her retirement last July.
Now, Wilcox’s daughter, Kelly Mento-Wilcox, is...
