June 5 -- Today's Little League Pancake Breakfast drew hundreds of Ridgefielders, young and old. It was a great opportunity to leaflet voters in support of the new school. Democratic school supporters turned out and enthusiastically worked the crowd. Here [from left] Rob and Mary Miller, Bob Opotzner and daughter Jessica, and Mike Jones take a break from leafleting.
Jessica Opotzner, a second grader at Farmingville Elementary, is proud to show her "Vote Yes!" button in support of the new middle schol!
Another Democratic family supporting the school: The George Kains, with daughter Gracie, here getting "pinned" by Paula Bruns.
School board member Bob Opotzner buttonholes a Ridgefield mom to insure she'll vote to support the school.
There's a hearing on the proposal to develop the Bennett's Pond property this week, and members of the Ridgefield Open Space Association (ROSA) are working hard to insure voters understand the issue. Here ROSA members speak with a voter attending the fundraising breakfast. On the right is ROSA voluteer Jenny Bocchino.
Bob Opotzner explains to a "baseball mom" how important support for the school is.
Ridgefielder Cort Kirkley (left), Bob Opotzner (center), and Mike Jones (right) exchange "high fives" with Katie and Kristen Kirkley (front).
Paula Bruns and Bob Opotzner selling the school proposal.
Mike Jones insures this voter understands the issues around building the new middle school.
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