Well, it looks like my post about Westport's Used to Be's (which you can find below) has been featured on Westport's 24/7 News and Information Source WestportNow.com. What a surprise. I welcome any and all comments to the list that I've created. Don't worry, I won't be stubborn about adding more stores to the list. I changed the Comments settings so that anyone can post regardless of whether you have a Google account or not. So, please, feel free to help out.
I'm working on a list of Westport's Original's which will be a list of Westport stores and shops in town that have remained in Westport through it all. Interestingly enough, the first that come to mind are the deli's and pizzaria's in town. Feel free to contribute to that list as well.
-Tom
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Tom Haberstroh
I have the dubious distinction of starting every basketball game of my senior year in high school
and taking only one free throw.
I missed it.
Worked in Bristol, CT as a statistics consultant for ESPN from July 2008 to July 2009 after my graduation from Wake Forest University in May of 2008 with a bachelor's degree in economics and minor in psychology.
Starting in Feb of 2009, ESPN Insider grabbed me to be sole researcher. I contributed premiere content and research for several projects you
can find all over ESPN.com. Go ahead and peruse some of those below.
NBA D.R.A.F.T. Initiative month-long study.
Giant Killers NCAA Tournament predictor series.
"30/30" MLB preview for 2009 season.
Which stats matter for college football QB draftees?
Who turned around the Denver Nuggets defense last year?
I also wrote an Insider daily feature for ESPN Fantasy Baseball called "Inside the Matchups" that offered fantasy advice using exclusive scouting data from Inside Edge to identify player trends. Predicting coin flips isn't an satisfying job.
I have the dubious distinction of starting every basketball game of my senior year in high school
and taking only one free throw.
I missed it.
Worked in Bristol, CT as a statistics consultant for ESPN from July 2008 to July 2009 after my graduation from Wake Forest University in May of 2008 with a bachelor's degree in economics and minor in psychology.
Starting in Feb of 2009, ESPN Insider grabbed me to be sole researcher. I contributed premiere content and research for several projects you
can find all over ESPN.com. Go ahead and peruse some of those below.
NBA D.R.A.F.T. Initiative month-long study.
Giant Killers NCAA Tournament predictor series.
"30/30" MLB preview for 2009 season.
Which stats matter for college football QB draftees?
Who turned around the Denver Nuggets defense last year?
I also wrote an Insider daily feature for ESPN Fantasy Baseball called "Inside the Matchups" that offered fantasy advice using exclusive scouting data from Inside Edge to identify player trends. Predicting coin flips isn't an satisfying job.
1 comment:
Hey man,
I am not that much older than you, I am 28. Here are my additions:
The Big Top - Now McDonalds
Arnie's Place/Georgie Porgie - Now Anthropology
State Trooper Barracks - Now Walkgreens
Grocery Store on Main Street - Used to be Barney's, now can't remember what store is there now
The Shoe Cobbler and bookstore at the train station - now come cell phone store and another, cant recall
The Apartment House across from Luciano park - now a parking lot
Porky Manero's - Now Conte's
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