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Nominees
for the Second Annual Heroes of Peace Award Ceremony were in attendance
at Griffin Park on July 25, 2011 to help announce the upcoming National
Night Out that takes place the following week on August 2nd..
National Night Out is sponsored each year in Fall River by Mayor
William Flanagan, the Fall River
Police Department, Bristol County District
Attorney Sam Sutter, United Neighbors,
the Fall River Housing Authority,
Community Development Recreation and
members of the Youth
CHOICES Collaborative. The event is aimed at creating a more
peaceful community by raising awareness and promoting empowerment,
collaboration and connection to reduce and prevent violence. Residents
in neighborhoods across the nation are asked to spend the evening with
neighbors and police.
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(Top row, left and center) Fall River Neighborhood Coordinator Perry Long is greeted by Community Development Recreation program director Jamison Souza while Mayor Flanagan is greeted by Youth Services coordinator Christian McCloskey before the start of the event. (Top row, right) Mr. Souza congratulates Phil Sabatino of Fall River Government Television as a Hero of Peace. (Middle row, left and right) Healthy City Fall River coordinator David Weed and community volunteer Brittany Nardi are congratulated. (Bottom row) Recreation leader Jason Springer, CD-REC Youth Outreach Team Members, and Fall River Police Lt. Paul Bernier are congratulated. Fall River School Wellness Coordinator Marcia Picard and Fall River Police Officer John Lapointe, not pictured, were also recognized. |
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