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| The Rector of St. Stephen's, Rev. Dick Gilchrist (left), greets Congressman Maloney. |
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| Democratic Town Committee Communications Chair Susan Cocco (center) introduces daughter Francesca to Rep. Jim Maloney. |
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| Cong. Maloney joins Marcia Langdon of St. Stephen's as she admires purchases at the Attic Treasures booth. |
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| Roger Gilson discusses the piece de resistance of the Cake Judging
contest with Rep. Maloney, an edible replica of St. Stephen's Church made by
his son. While humidity dampened the marzipan, it did not dampen the
enjoyment of the cake or the enthusiasm of the conversation. |
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| Volunteers hand out bright blue Maloney balloons to youngsters attending the Festival with their parents. |
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| Volunteers Jill Bucceri (left) and Melissa Klein (right) give the Congressman his own personal Maloney balloon. |
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| A fairgoer is eager to share his thoughts on current events with the Congressman. |
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| Mike Ryer, prominent local businessman and supporter of Jim Maloney,
discusses the increase in representation Ridgefield has received in Congress since Rep. Maloney took office
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| Rob Kinaird, St. Stephen's Church member and Master of Ceremonies at the
Nutmeg Festival, chats with Congressman Maloney about the Fall campaign.. |
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| Suzanne Dickinson (center), founder of the Graham Dickinson Skate Park, and local youth advocate, discusses education and youth issues with Congressman Maloney while daughter Sara and Mother look on. |
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