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 Stamfordite is youngest to tackle Atlantic Ocean
By JILL BODACH
jbodach@thestamfordtimes.com
STAMFORD -- In just a few weeks, Stamford-resident Paul Ridley will leave his family, home and job behind to travel solo across the Atlantic Ocean . . .
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Photo/Alex von Kleydorff. Casey Hartley with two of his hand carved fish, a Striped Bass finished with a Weathered Milk paint, and a Brook Trout that was painted with an Acrylic crackled finish. . . . 
Photo/Alex von Kleydorff. l-r 9th graders Enesa Palavrtic, Eleni Burchard and Jael Francois spend a moment with a male Diamondback Terrapin turtle during a program at Soundwaters.
Norwalk resident, Paul Ridley is preparing to row solo across the Atlantic to raise funds for melanoma research at Ylae Cancer Center. He willll be rowing from antihua to the Canary Islands over . . .