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Trinity celebrates the ordinary, extraordinary

stamfordadvocate.com — Though decades separated the 34 veterans seated in the front rows of Trinity Catholic High School's auditorium from the students seated behind them Wednesday morning, Principal Tony Pavia urged students to understand there were more commonalities than differences between them.

Newtown assistant principal takes top spot at Scofield

stamfordadvocate.com — Newtown assistant principal takes top spot at Scofield Clayton, 38, held the Scofield teaching position until 2005, when he was named assistant principal for Newtown High School. In addition to a 14-year career in education, Clayton spends spare time working to improve children's school experiences.
Newtown High #School principal Scott Clayton named principal at #Stamford's Scofield Magnet Middle School. Full Story: http://t.co/klWosWgp

Stamford police to seek warrant for waste hauler

stamfordadvocate.com — The private trash hauling company under police investigation since April for manipulating the weight of its trucks at the city scale house has allegedly defrauded Stamford out of more than $200,000 in unpaid tipping fees over the past five years, police and city officials said Tuesday. Lt.
RT @jmorganteen: #Stamford cops seeking warrant against private trash hauler in alleged six-figure weight-tipping scam— http://t.co/WXcOuXOP
#Stamford cops seeking warrant against private trash hauler in alleged six-figure weight-tipping scam — http://t.co/IkQW15T7

AITE students sample volunteer opportunities

stamfordadvocate.com — Students at the Academy of Information Technology & Engineering milled around the school's cafeteria Tuesday afternoon as they perused more than 20 booths set up by neighborhood organizations seeking volunteers. From the Stamford Historical Society to SoundWaters, community agencies from around lower Fairfield County representing a variety of interests and services provided a peek into their services for students.

Jarreau to headline 'Jazz Up July' series

stamfordadvocate.com — Though acts such as Neil Sedaka and Bowser helped provide a steady draw for the former "Pops in the Park" downtown music series, Downtown Special Services District President Sandy Goldstein said there was a need to shake up the program.