CANDIDATE BIO/STATEMENT: Nicholas Kapoor, Town Council, Democrat

May 23, 2012

CANDIDATE BIO/STATEMENT: Nicholas Kapoor, Town Council, Democrat

Nicholas Kapoor

Town Council

Democrat

Biography: I am a lifelong resident of Monroe and hold a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and government and politics, and am currently pursuing my M.B.A., all from Sacred Heart University. After an internship with State Rep. Christopher Lyddy (D-Newtown) I was moved and inspired to get involved and run for Town Council.

Statement: I believe I should have the vote of Monroe’s residents because I have the energy, enthusiasm, passion and drive to be a member of the Monroe Town Council. I want to make Monroe the best Monroe it can be right now. This can be accomplished through keeping the tax burden low and off households while expanding the commercial tax base with sound and logical economic development — without severely disrupting funding to programs, services and education. Moreover, we need to end the political bickering now. I believe I can help make these changes and above all “Move Monroe Forward.”

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Scholar-Athletes of the Year

Collin McKernan and Monika McCarter.

The CAS/CIAC Scholar-Athlete Program annually recognizes two high school seniors — one boy and one girl — from each member high school whose academic and athletic careers have been exemplary, whose personal standards and achievements are a model to others, and who possess high levels of integrity, self-discipline, and courage. Masuk High School’s CAS/CIAC Scholar-Athlete Award winners for 2011-12 are Monika McCarter and Collin McKernan.

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Karen Burnaska honored at Town Hall...click for slideshow

Former First Selectman Karen Burnaska was recognized for her many years of community service with Monroe’s 2012 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award during a Town Hall ceremony. (Photos by Brad Durrell and Marven Moss)
Former First Selectman Karen Burnaska was recognized for her many years of community service with Monroe’s 2012 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award during a Town Hall ceremony. (Photos by Brad Durrell and Marven Moss)
Former First Selectman Karen Burnaska was recognized for her many years of community service with Monroe’s 2012 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award during a Town Hall ceremony. (Photos by Brad Durrell and Marven Moss)
Former First Selectman Karen Burnaska was recognized for her many years of community service with Monroe’s 2012 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award during a Town Hall ceremony. (Photos by Brad Durrell and Marven Moss)
Former First Selectman Karen Burnaska was recognized for her many years of community service with Monroe’s 2012 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award during a Town Hall ceremony. (Photos by Brad Durrell and Marven Moss)
Former First Selectman Karen Burnaska was recognized for her many years of community service with Monroe’s 2012 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award during a Town Hall ceremony. (Photos by Brad Durrell and Marven Moss)
Former First Selectman Karen Burnaska was recognized for her many years of community service with Monroe’s 2012 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award during a Town Hall ceremony. (Photos by Brad Durrell and Marven Moss)
Former First Selectman Karen Burnaska was recognized for her many years of community service with Monroe’s 2012 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award during a Town Hall ceremony. (Photos by Brad Durrell and Marven Moss)
Former First Selectman Karen Burnaska was recognized for her many years of community service with Monroe’s 2012 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award during a Town Hall ceremony. (Photos by Brad Durrell and Marven Moss)
Former First Selectman Karen Burnaska was recognized for her many years of community service with Monroe’s 2012 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award during a Town Hall ceremony. (Photos by Brad Durrell and Marven Moss)

Volleyball game at Masuk for a cause....click for slideshow

Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)
Hundreds of people gathered in the Masuk gym for the first-ever volleyball tournament to benefit the Regina Ogden Commitment to Service Memorial Scholarship. Ogden was a school and community volunteer who died last year. (Photos by Wayne Ratzenberger)