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BATH — Ben Walker saw much of the country in a 4,000-mile bicycle trip this past summer. But what left the biggest impression on him was what he saw in people. “I was mostly surprised at how generous people were,” said Walker, 22, a 2005 graduate of Revere High School, who participated in Bike and Build, a two-month trip for which he raised $4,069 for affordable housing organizations. “We could go into any restaurant and tell them what we were doing and they would feed us for free.” Read More
October 15, 2009
Dear Foodie friends:
Hallelujah! We finally have the recipe for one of the area’s most-missed concoctions, the Coney sauce from the Montrose Freeze.
Wednesday, Nov 04, 2009
Bay boys soccer team follows script to eliminate Revere in Division II regional semifinal
Alumni In The News
by Nancy Hudec
A good man is hard to find – so, too, is an elementary school principal like Bath's
Fred Tomei. Tomei, who accentuated the positive and always believed "you've got to be able to laugh," has retired. With him go 12 years of doing everything from day-to-day administration to rollerblading and getting duct-taped to the wall for charity. He believed students were No. 1 and that his accomplishments were easy thanks to a great staff of team players. "Bath Elementary is a great school
because of the people in it," said Tomei. "I was fortunate to have a great group of teachers and assistants that all wanted to be there. They like what they are doing and always have a welcoming attitude to each and every student."
He added, "Our students also want to be there, want to learn and have the support of their families and the community. I had great students who did terrific things for others, like Kick It. Kick It is like Relay For Life, only kids raise money for children's oncology through kickball games. We raised over $3,300 and beat Tallmadge in the championship. It was a great event and reflected the type of students and families that are part of Bath Elementary."
2006 Alumni Robert Bonacci Receives Fulbright ScholarshipCongratulations to Revere High School Alumni, Robert Bonacci, for receiving a Fulbright Scholarship. The Fulbright U.S. Student Program is designed to give recent graduates opportunities for international experience, personal enrichment, and an open exchange of ideas with citizens of other nations. The goal of the program is to promote mutual understanding through a committment to the free flow of ideas and people across national boundaries. Fulbright scholarships provide students with the opportunity to conduct research abroad. The grant offers students the opportunity to experience another culture, to contribute research to their field of study, and to develop leadership skills and their careers. Rob is going to Cuernavaca, Mexico to do research on the H1N1 virus from Aug. 24th thru May of 2011. Congratulations and Good Luck Rob!