In Sight

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I’ve been driving by this turquoise-colored house on Stillwater Ave. on the city’s West Side for months, waiting for a something interesting to happen in decent light. 10:30 a.m. on an overcast day isn’t ideal, but I like this photo nevertheless:

Volunteers, from left, Michael Gathers, 15, Jasmine Forbes, 16, and Dwayne Stephenson, 21, from the Boys & Girls Club of Stamford walk down Stillwater Ave. during the 2008 Great American Cleanup event in Stamford, Conn. on Saturday, May 31, 2008.

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A Greenwich High School golfer makes his way down the 9th fairway at the Country Club of New Canaan during the FCIAC boys golf championships on Thursday in New Canaan.

OVERHEARD: Back in my day, we’d say: “Coach, these roughs are g-narly.”

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The Darien Blue Wave defeated the Ridgefield Tigers 13-9 to become the FCIAC lacrosse champions.

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Angel Melendez of the Norwalk Community Health Center performs a glucose test on Guillermo Laivios yesterday during a health fair for day laborers on Ely Avenue in Norwalk.

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Members of the Naugatuck High School baseball team wait in the parking lot at Westhill High School in Stamford, Conn. before their game against Westhill in the CIAC tournament was officially called off because of a thunderstorm.

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Umpires Ray Faustich, of Seymour, left, Bob Victory, of Norwalk, center, and Rudy Costello, of Bridgeport, right, hang out in a locker room while waiting for a thunderstorm to pass before eventually calling a CIAC tournament game at Westhill High School in Stamford, Conn.

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Westhill pitcher T.J. Hickey sits in the dugout in the bottom of the seventh inning, moments before his team lost to Staples in FCIAC baseball championship finals at Harbor Yard.

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While chimping during this game in the first-round of the FCIAC baseball playoffs, I thought this photo of Gavin McCullough tying up the game with a solo home-run might be the shot. It didn’t turn out that way…

Norwalk answered by dropping a double into centerfield and scoring the winning run:

It should be noted that as I sat on the hill shooting the game from my reclining beach chair, a colleague and proud grandfather of a SHS player reminded me that I have a pretty good job. Frank’s always right.