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unknowntoyou2205 · 3 years

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Caught in the middle (1/3)

Info: During Casey and Voight's falling out Voight goes for the one person Casey cares about the most, his 16 year old sister y/n.

Y/n Casey was the sister of Matthew Casey and had been living with him for most of her life. She was only one when her mother went to prison and Casey, although he had just started his firefighting career, took it upon himself to look after his baby sister. Their sister Christie had barely been in her life due to the falling out of the older siblings, despite Casey trying to get Christie to be in their sisters life.

Upon being raised by her older brother, y/n was relatively close to firehouse 51. Kelly and Darden had been like her older brothers until the death of Darden. Since then, Kelly had tried to keep the relationship y/n and himself had but due to Kelly and Casey blaming each other for the death of their falling friend, Casey wasn't that fond of y/n being around Kelly and y/n didn't want to make Casey any more angry at Kelly then he already was so chose to spend as little time with Kelly as possible.

Having no parental figures in her life, Y/n looked up to Hermann, mouch and Boden as if they were her fathers. If Casey needed someone to watch out or y/n, he would often call upon one of the three to look out for her. In turn, if Hermann and Cindy wanted to go for a night out, y/n would often watch over the kids for them.

Shay and Dawson were like sisters to her. If she needed girly advice they would be the ones she would turn to. Due to living with Casey, it also meant that she got along with Hallie. No matter what the firehouse 51 had her back, and there was always someone who was there for her.

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"Y/n." Severide smiled from the squad table as y/n and Casey walked in. Y/n looked at Casey to see him glaring at Kelly before walking to his office. "Hi Kelly." Y/n waved before heading in the same direction of Casey.

Kelly looked around as he moved his chair back before getting up and following y/n away from the others.

"Hey, y/n, wait up." Kelly called out once they were out of side. Y/n sighed and stopped as she looked ahead at her brother as he went through some papers. "Look Kelly I don't think............" "You don't have to ignore me because of what's going on with me and Casey." Kelly stated as he stopped in front of her. "I'm not." She stated abruptly. "Are you sure, cause it sure seems like it." Kelly stated sarcastically, causing y/n to look down. "I just don't want things to be awkward, or to make anyone uncomfortable." "They won't if you don't let it." Y/n stared ahead in silence. "Just, come have lunch at squad table later yeah." He asked, hopeful.

Y/n went to respond only to be interrupted by the sound of the alarm going off.

"Truck 81, Squad 3, ambulance 61, house fire at west avenue." The dispatch called out.

Y/n stood still as the fire crew started rushing past her, ignoring as Kelly squeezed her shoulder before heading over to squad. Seeing a boy wearing a t-shirt which read 'candidate' she froze. She snapped out of it as Casey rushed passed her, turning back to give her a wink of assurance, to which she nodded and gave a weak smile. She watched as the ambulance and fire truck left the fire house, sirens blaring as they rushed down the street.

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Casey glanced back at the firehouse as his sister glanced down in the direction they left before sitting back in his chair. A piece of paper at the corner of the trucks window caught his eye, causing him to smile, remembering when 5 year old y/n ran proudly into the fire station after play school, showing off the drawings she made for each firehouse 51 vehicle. Hermann watched as Casey picked up the worn picture with a smile.

"How's y/n Casey?" Hermann asked, causing Casey to glance back at him as he pulled away from his thoughts. "Who's y/n?" Peter asked in confusion. "She's my little sister." Casey stated, placing the picture back at the corner. "The light of firehouse 51." Cruz joked causing everyone to laugh in agreement. "She's doing well Hermann, she hasn't had many nightmares in a while, and the ones she does have aren't as bad as they had been, which is good." Casey explained, speaking of the nightmares that his sister had since Darden's death. "That's great to hear Casey, really great." Hermann smiled with a nod of his head. "Alright guys, let's roll." Casey announced as they reached the house, getting ready to fight another blaze.

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Y/n sat at Casey's desk, pen in her mouth as she typed away on her laptop, studying for final exams of the school year. Rubbing her eyes, she threw her arms over her head to stretch them when a picture catches her eye, a picture of her, Casey, Kelly and Darden after the three boys had graduated. Y/n, who was 3 back then, was perched on Darden's waist as they all smiled. Smiling sadly, y/n stood up from her seat and ran a finger over the picture.

Standing in silence for a few minutes, y/n snapped out of her thoughts when she heard the sound of vehicles pulling into the firehouse. Throwing the pen that had been in her mouth onto the desk, she rushed out of her brothers office, towards the direction of the trucks.

Casey barely had time to step down from the truck before his siter jumped onto him. Stumbling back, Casey wraps his arms around his sister to prevent her from falling. He watched as the guys walked by them, smiling softly at the two siblings before heading into the cafeteria area, Mouch messing with y/ns hair gently as he passed. Keeping an arm around Y/n, Casey placed her back on her own two feet before closing the truck door, keeping an arm around his sisters waist. He placed a kiss on y/ns head gently as Kelly walked by, glancing their way.

"I'm ok." He stated after a few minutes holding onto y/n, rubbing her back gently. Y/n sighed and pulled away from her brother slowly, nodding as he tucks a piece of hair behind her ears. He keeps both his hands on her face as he bends slightly to retain eye contact with her. "I'm okay." He stated again, smiling at her causing y/n to smile.

Stepping back from each other, the siblings made their way to Casey's office, Casey's arm draped over y/ns shoulder. Y/n leaned into her brother as he glanced at her school work that lay on his desk, checking on what she was doing.

"What were you working on?" He asked, picking up some sheets that lay on the laptops keyboard. "English project." Y/n stated. "What's it about?" "Shakespeare's work." Y/n stated, giggling slightly as Casey threw the piece of paper down with a look of displeasure. "It's not that bad." "I beg to differ." Casey stated, moving away from y/n as she saved the work that she had on her laptop. "Come on let's get some lunch."

The duo headed into the canteen where the rest of firehouse 51 were grabbing their lunch. Y/n glanced towards the squad table where Kelly sat, and he smiled softly at her as she waved shyly before accepting the plate of lasagna Casey gave her. She sat at the corner of the aisle after grabbing some water, listening to the fire crew as they talked about the fire. She stopped eating when she seen Kelly standing up, walking towards the exit. He turned and nodded at her to follow him causing y/n to look at Casey before following him.

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Y/n crosses her arms over her body as she walks out of the firehouse, standing close to were Kelly was. He glanced her way as the two stood in silence.

"Look I know that Casey and I aren't on the best of terms right now, but I would really like it if we kept the relationship that we had." Kelly stated after a few minutes of them just standing quietly, turning to face her. Y/n didn't sat anything for a minute, instead turning to look in the direction of the firehouse. I just dont want it to be awkward. You and Casey aren't exactly talking and I feel like I'd be insulting him if I talked to you." Y/n stated, glancing at Kelly who watched her carefully. "It won't be if you don't let it." Kelly assured her, placing a hand on her shoulder, "I just want my little buddy back." He stated, trying to get her to at least smile, smiling himself when he seen a faint smile appear on her face as she tucked her chin into her chest. "I missed you." He said, bending slightly to look into her eyes, causing her to smile up at him. "I guess I missed you too." Y/n smiled causing Kelly to smile as he stood up straight again.

Kelly moved closer and pulled y/n into a hug. Y/n sighed as she accepted the hug, wrapping her arms around his torso. She shivered with the cold, causing Kelly to pull back from her.

"You cold? Come on, we better head back in so you don't get sick." Kelly stated, moving towards the firehouse. "Actually, I think I'm going to stay out here for a bit." Y/n stated, looking over her shoulder at Kelly. "Here, have my jacket then, and don't stay out for too long." He warned her, taking off his jacket and helping her put it on. "Thanks." She smiled, allowing the cuffs of the jacket to fall over her hands, flapping them gently as she watched Kelly leave.

"Y/n Casey." A voice called out, causing y/n to turn around to see a man with grey hair looking at her as he leaned on a black car. "How do you know my name?" She asked, looking back at the firehouse with weariness. "The names Voight, Detective Voight." The man responded, moving away from his car as he spoke to her. "Can I help you with something?" She asked, stepping back as Voight moved closer to her. "Just a chat is all." Voight responded with a slight smile as he stopped in front of y/n.

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Boden walked out of the bathrooms, heading towards the canteen when he seen Y/n standing outside. Moving closer to the exit, his face hardened as he seen Voight talking to the young girl. Shaking his head he made his way into the canteen, walking over to Casey.

"Casey." He stated with a strong voice, causing Casey to look up at the chief in confusion. "Voight's at y/n."

Casey's eyes widened before jumping out of his seat, rushing towards the entrance with Boden close behind. Seeing Voight talking to his sister caused him anger as he walked towards the two, Boden staying at the exit to watch.

"Voight stay the hell away from her." Casey shouted, pointing at Voight as y/n glanced in her brothers direction in confusion. "Just a talk is all." Voight stated, opening his arms outwards. "Leave her alone Voight." Casey stated as he stopped beside y/n, pushing her back gently. Y/n looked back a the firehouse to see the rest of the department watching what was happening. "You know Casey, your sister here, she's quite smart." Voight stated, glancing at y/n who looked between the two men with confusion. "Don't you come near her again you hear me." Casey stated, moving closer to Voight who just smirked before leaving to his car, nodding at the firehouse as he opened his car door before leaving.

Casey wrapped an arm around y/n's shoulders as he watched Voight leave. Y/n watched the car turn the corner before facing her brother who placed his hands on her shoulders before looking her in the eye.

"You okay?" He asked, a look of concern on his face. "Yeah fine, he was just asking me if I had seen anything suspicious lately." Y/n responded, Casey nodding in relief at her answer. "He comes near you again, you let me know alright." Casey stated as he pushed a piece of hair behind her ear.

Y/n nods and Casey smiles, pulling her into a hug as he kissed her head. She smiled at him as they separated before Casey wrapped an arm around her shoulder, leading her to his office, ignoring the looks the rest of his co-workers gave them as they passed. The crew looked at Boden who just watched Casey bring his sister into his office before nodding, telling them all to just leave what happened in the firehouse.

#one chicago #chicago fire #casey x sister #casey x reader #chicago fire x reader

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sitting-by-the-orange-trees · 3 years

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Brettsey questions

Season 10 speculation…

1. How will everyone at the Firehouse find out about them?

I kind of hope we get an episode where Brettsey stays hidden under the radar. I want us to get to see little moments of where they’re reassuring each other and having sweet scenes together in the early days of their relationship but for everyone else to still be oblivious so we can get a bigger reveal and see how the others react once the drama from the lake is resolved. There must only be a handful of the, with no inkling, the rest seem to already know something is going on. I think I’m most curious to see Severide’s and Boden’s reactions but I don’t think we’ll actually get much with everything else going on.

2. What will this seasons Brettsey drama be?

There’s going to be drama at some point. I hope it’s nothing significant, I want to get their communication back on track and now they’ve address the Gaby situation they’ve conquered the biggest obstacle. Time will tell, let’s just hope it’s something they get through together.

3. What will their nicknames for each other be?

I just don’t know what they’d end up calling each other. Will it just be “Matt and Sylvie” or will we get something cutesy?

4. Will we get a meet the family episode?

Matt and Syvlie road trip to see Amelia as a couple is a must. Having Christie back and seeing Violet again needs to be an episode. The Darden boys look to coming back and they need to meet Brett. Who are Sylvie’s adoptive parents and is her brother still alive. What about the aunt she lived with? What’s going on with Nancy Casey? There’s so much they could revisit now that Brettsey are together.

5. What will be their first big step?

I mean if we don’t get a moving out of the loft storyline this season, we will riot, right?

We also need to see them renovating a place together. It’s not too much too ask.

The new season is close guys!!!

#sylvie brett #chicago fire #brettsey #matt casey #season 10 speculation #what have I missed?

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sylvies-chen · 3 years

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I finally watched the 200th episode of Chicago Fire and actually one of the most disappointing things about this episode for me was the fact that Matt's sister and niece, Christie and Violent weren't even mentioned.

Even with everything that went on with the Darden boys and Heather, I expected them to at least mention Nancy Casey just to show that Matt truly understood, maybe even more than the boys.

Of course I know that 51 and Brettsey are the most important things but did the writers forget that Matt has a family outside of 51. They should have mentioned his sister and niece.

Y’know, I was disappointed too that we didn’t get a mention of Nancy or Christie or Violet, but it’s not super high on the list of disappointments for me. We only got to see his sister once in season 9 and before that it’d been, what, six seasons since we’d seen her?? Point being, they had Matt make a very specific point last season of talking about him coming from a family full of secrets. He loves Christie and he’s close with her and Violet, sure, but 51 is his real family. They also had only five episodes to build up Jesse’s departure so I have no doubt the reactions of the main characters were their top priority. Make no mistake though, I’m still bummed out about the fact that they weren’t even mentioned!

#abby.answers #matt casey

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gins-potter · 4 years

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“Come here. Let me fix it.”

Part of an ongoing series about Casey and Severide saying I love you without actually saying those exact words. Don’t think Tumblr will let me add the links here but all parts are available on tumblr, ao3, and ff.net.

Their apartment, cramped and cluttered on the best of days, was a flurry of activity on the day of their graduation ceremony. Neither Severide nor Casey had much family attending but Andy’s parents were so proud of their son, the firefighter, that they’d invited half their family tree to celebrate the exciting day. Not that Casey begrudged Andy that, even if having so many unfamiliar people in their apartment made his skin crawl a little; he was sure if things were different for him he’d want his family around him today as well.

As it was, he only had a sister sitting in the corner, covertly checking her watch to see how much longer until she could get back to her college dorm room.

Casey looked away from Christie, eyes skipping over one of Andy’s countless aunts yelling at her numerous children to behave, skirted around Andy’s grandmother yelling to anyone who would listen about how she’d forgotten her hearing aides at home, and finally settled on Severide, who was standing just inside his bedroom doorway, wrestling with his tie. Chuckling to himself, Casey waded through the many Darden family members clustered in the room and finally reached him.

“Having trouble?” he teased, leaning against the door frame.

“Shut up,” Severide grumbled without looking up, no bite to the words. Casey watched him struggle with the tie for another minute before letting out a breath, somewhere between a chuckle and an exasperated sigh.

“Come here. Let me fix it.”

Severide peered up at Casey, almost shyly, through his lashes, and another breath caught in Casey’s throat. He had always found the other man unfairly attractive, with thick dark hair, the barest trace of stubble along his strong jaw, and lips that Casey ached to taste. He’d put Severide firmly in the out-of-bounds category when he and Darden had offered him the third bedroom of their apartment, but still there were moments when that attractiveness caught up with him and stole his breath away. It didn’t help that Severide was standing there buttoned up in his brand new dress blues, a far cry from his usual jeans and grease-stained t-shirts.

Casey swallowed roughly and took the two ends of the tie Severide was offering him, trying not to fumble as he tried to knot them together. It was hard though, when he could feel Severide’s eyes on the side of his face, breath hitting his skin in warm puffs, making him realise how close they were standing.

“How’s it looking?” Severide said, voice much more alluring than it needed to be in Casey’s opinion.

“Uh,” Casey said, blinking stupidly, affected by Severide’s heady proximity.

The sudden appearance of Severide’s mother drew them apart and she clucked her tongue disapprovingly at the mess Casey had made of the tie. Jenni Sheridan was an impressive woman, always in motion, and commanding despite her short stature. She had Severide’s tie fixed in a matter of seconds, and only took a few more to tie Casey’s as well, before stepping back and fixing them both with a proud smile.

“You boys ready?” she asked, seemingly oblivious to the moment she’d just interrupted.

#sevasey #chicago fire #one chicago #mywriting #matt casey #matthew casey #kelly severide

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adonisd1956 · 3 years

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Awesome evening in Walla Walla. First stop with @ryankerloo was @prospicewines met Jay and Matt Winemakers. Had not tried these wines, so glad I did! They are great! Then we headed to @tmacs_ww for dinner, joined by Jay and his wife Christie and Tom Maccarone himself We were taken care of by the awesome @wallawallasomm James Darden. Thanks for taking such great care of us James. Food was incredible. Wines amazing, a really fun night. #wallawallawine #wallawallarestaurant #goodwine #newfriends @vietti_winery #goodjuice (at TMACS) https://www.instagram.com/p/CToEkOLL1dn/?utm_medium=tumblr

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tsgcharlottesvillevirginia · 5 years

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Our Week Scouted // August 29, 2019

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DRINK: We obviously love all things local, and that applies to what we drink, too. Virginia Distillery Company, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountain in Lovingston, is releasing its first American Single Malt whisky on Sept. 1 in Virginia, Prelude: Courage & Conviction. Be the first to taste this distinctive, much-anticipated whisky by day tripping to the distillery’s visitor center or popping into the Barracks Road Virginia ABC store. This release is a sneak peek to the company’s flagship offering of Courage and Conviction which will hit shelves nationally in Spring 2020.

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If you can’t make the class Peace Frogs Travel/Outfitters offer complimentary private packing demos as well — and they can tailor that demo to meet your specific travel needs. Schedule a personal or group packing demo by calling 434-977-1415 or email [email protected]. Peace Frogs Travel/Outfitters | 1043 Millmont St. | 434.977.1415

Sarah Boyts Yoder, "Color Block II", 2019 acrylic, oil stick, and spray paint on panel, 6 x 4 inches

SEE: Second Street Galley is pleased to announce the return of Teeny Tiny Trifecta 2 from September 6 - 27. The exhibition will consist of a collection of three works of art, all measuring nine inches or smaller, from a carefully curated selection of artists. Based on the smashing popularity of last year’s exhibition, this one is guaranteed to be another success. Eighty-five artists will be included, primarily from Virginia and the surrounding region (you know we love that!), representing diverse styles, techniques and mediums. The theme for this year’s show is inspired by both Cabinets of Curiosities, as well as the Paris Salons of the 19th Century. Each work of art is priced at $100, providing a very accessible introduction to contemporary art collecting. Second Street Gallery | 115 Second Street SE | 434.977.7284 Open: Tuesday- Friday, 11am - 6pm and Saturday, 11 am - 4pm

#TheScoutGuideCharlottesville #ourweekscouted #livelovelocal

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irmalira15674-blog · 7 years

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parsippanyfocus · 6 years

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PARSIPPANY — On Wednesday, April 25, six Parsippany residents received the “2018 Parsippany Good Scout Award.” The Boy Scouts of America Patriots Path Council honored Mo Abdelhadi, BettyLou DeCroce, Al Goldberg, Carlos Guzman, Adam Bahaa Kandil and Crol Tiesi at a dinner held at Knoll West Country Club.

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Welcoming and opening remarks were presented by dinner Co-Chairs Robert Peluso and Karen DeChristopher. The Opening Ceremony Flag Detail was performed by Boy Scout Troops 72 & 173. Eagle Scout Thomas Capatano received a standing ovation from the crowd when he talked about “What Scouting Means to Me.”

Frank Cahill introducing Mo Abdelhadi at the 2018 Parsippany Good Scout Awards Dinner

Mo Abdelhadi is the co-owner of Parsippany IHOP. Mo began his IHOP career at the tender age of 15 working as a part-time summer job in 2003. He was working with his brother Sobhy Abdelhady who was a manager at the time. IHOP has been Mo’s first and only job. Two years later Sobhy went on to become an IHOP franchisee. Graduated from Morristown High School in 2006, Mo followed Sobhy’s footsteps by enrolling in Fairleigh Dickinson University and majoring in Hospitality. Mo worked through the ranks from host to server to assistant manager to eventually becoming general manager and now Co-Owner. Over the years of working with Sobhy, Mo learned the importance of being apart and helping your community. IHOP is always looking to host a fundraiser, car wash, donate goods, participate in an event or giving back in other ways to help our community. When Mo is not at IHOP making pancakes he’s either playing soccer or spending time with his wife Juliana and their dogs’ Oreo and Toby. Mo and Sobhy owns three IHOP’s, Elizabeth, Parsippany, Ramsey and will be opening their fourth location in Cedar Knolls shortly.

Robert Peluso, BettyLou DeCroce, Karen DeChristopher

Assemblywoman BettyLou DeCroce is a distinguished legislator with extensive local and state government knowledge, an unparalleled behind-the-scenes perspective, and a spirit of bipartisanship.DeCroce serves on several legislative committees and commissions including: Transportation & Independent Authorities, the Joint Committee on Public Schools, Banking and Insurance, Science & Technology, Pretrial Services Review Commission, the Intergovernmental Relations Commission, and the Manufacturing Caucus. She has received numerous awards, including the NJ Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Legislator of the Year; Defender of the Taxpayer Award, for her advocacy of common-sense measures to reduce taxes and create jobs; two time finalist Leading Women Entrepreneur Award; and was recognized by the Displaced Homemakers Network of New Jersey. Prior to serving in the New Jersey State Legislature, DeCroce served as Deputy Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs in Governor Chris Christie’s Administration, where she authored the Best Practices for Municipalities, which became a statewide model for identifying efficiencies in local government for reducing property taxes, and recognized nationwide.

DeCroce began her government service career as a Councilwoman in Mine Hill. She then went on to from there to serve as Municipal Clerk, Deputy Township Manager and Planning Board Member in Roxbury, and served eleven years on the Board of Adjustment in Parsippany. DeCroce also served as the first Chair-Woman of the Morris County Joint Insurance Fund, comprised of forty municipalities, where she achieved savings through shared services and negotiated healthcare. DeCroce brings business-savvy and a small business perspective to the Legislature as President and Owner of ERA Gallo & DeCroce Realtors, a real estate firm in Morris County for over forty-six years; and as Vice President of AD Holdings, a home construction company.

She has been declared one of the 50 Best Women in Business by NJBIZ and an NJ Monthly finalist for Leading Women Entrepreneur and Business Owner. In addition, DeCroce was selected to participate in The Emerging Leaders Program at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business Administration. DeCroce resides in Parsippany, New Jersey and enjoys spending time with her two sons and four grandchildren.

Nicolas Limanov, Robert Peluso, Al Goldberg and Karen DeChristopher

Al Goldberg grew up in Brooklyn New York. He is a member of Boy Scout Troop 282. Al served in U.S. Navy Submarine Service and worked for Xerox for 25 years as a Customer Service Engineer. Al moved to Lake Hiawatha in 1985 and met his wife, Valerie in 1986. They just celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary. Al became aware of CERT at 2010 Parsippany Day. He joined CERT and continued to take courses as an active member. In 2015, he earned his technician ham radio license and was recently promoted to Assistant Radio Officer. RACES is the emergency communications component of the OEM. They maintain the radios at the EOC-OEM and RACES provides communications for CERT. They have the ability to be the 911 call center for the town if there is a problem at police headquarters. Al attended both semesters of the Parsippany Citizens Police Academy regularly attends Town Council meetings. Al is also a member of the county animal response team and is a state certified Animal Control Officer. He is a Senior Evaluator for the Bright and Beautiful Therapy Dogs and volunteers at St. Hubert’s animal welfare center working with special-needs dogs. Al is pleased to be able to give back to the community.

Dinner Co-Chair Karen DeChristopher placing a pin on Carlos Guzman

Carlos I. Guzman moved to Parsippany, from the state of New York in September of 1993. He soon thereafter joined the oldest neighborhood Civic Association of Parsippany-Troy-Hills, as a Trustee. The Sedgefield Civic Association was incorporated in the State of New Jersey back in 1952. He then became a four term President of the organization that has recognized the Boy Scout Troop #173 since its beginning in the early 1950`s and as of this January 1, 2018, the association also charters a Scout group called “Venturers” that offers older scouts to continue to participate in outings and other scouting events.

Carlos was born in Bronx, New York. He lived part of his teenage life in Carolina, Puerto Rico. He returned to the Bronx and studied Business Administration and Criminal Law at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and Baruch College of the City of New York. He has taken a few positions that he will never forget. After his education, Carlos, was hired by the late owner of Goya Foods Inc., (Joseph Unanue) to work for the most famous and popular Spanish food company in the world, where he worked in their marketing and sales department before moving on to a food distributor “Metro Food Distribution and Supermarket stores” as a General operations manager. He then worked for the Quaker Oats Company as an executive sales representative. After many years in the management and sales industry, Carlos, changed careers and worked as a Law Enforcement Officer for the City of New York where he retired. Carlos married his lovely wife, Irma in 1980 at the main altar of the prominent Catholic landmark, “Saint Patrick’s Cathedral” located on Fifth Avenue in New York City, where many dignitaries and famous personalities have done the same. They are proud parents to two daughters Priscilla and Crystal. He also volunteered as a Girl Scout co-leader and a Spanish teacher at Saint Christopher’s School.

Robert Peluso, Honoree Adam Kandil and Karen DeChristopher

Adam Bahaa Kandil was born and raised in Parsippany. Adam is a graduate of Parsippany High School Class of 2002, and then graduated in 2006 from Rutgers School of Engineering and graduated in 2006. He was the captain of Rutgers Soccer Team. Currently he works as a Civil Engineer and is licensed in both New Jersey and New York. He is also a partner in a IT/Technology Firm. Adam is a Director of the Islamic Center of Morris and serves on the Parsippany-Troy Hills Economic Development Advisory Committee. He is proud Husband of Dalia and father of two boys: Yaseen, 6, and Yousuf, 3, and a baby girl, Dania.

Kandil grew up and maintains a passion for sports and currently coaches both Youth Soccer and Basketball. Adam loves working with youth and is heavily involved with youth events. He is a big advocate for healthy youth social activities and human rights. He strives to keep kids away from drugs and assist to counsel them and feels that it’s very important for youth to have a passion and set goals for themselves as it keeps them focus and their eye on the prize, which keeps them away from trouble.

Carol Tiesi accepting the 2018 Parsippany Good Scout Award

Carol Tiesi has been a proud resident of the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills since 1964. She moved to the township with her family from Hudson County. In the fall of 1964, she began her career as a student in the Parsippany-Troy Hills School District as she entered Central Middle Junior High. After her graduation from Central Middle Junior High, she entered Parsippany High School and proudly graduated from PHS in June of 1969. Carol’s dream was to be an elementary school educator since her fourth grade days at Robert Waters School in Union City. She received her undergraduate degree and her Art Degree from William Paterson University in 1973. In the fall of 1973, her dream became reality.

Superintendent of Schools Dr. Barbara Sargent congratulating 2018 Parsippany Good Scout Award Honoree Carol Tiesi

Carol was hired by the Parsippany-Troy Hills School District and her first teaching position in the district was at Mt. Tabor School, teaching third grade. She went on to teach at Northvail School, grades Kindergarten, first, second, and third. Carol presently teaches third grade at Littleton School. She has also taught Kindergarten and second grade at Littleton. I guess you can say that Carol never left the classroom! Everyday in the classroom is an adventure. She learns something new and exciting from her students everyday! During her teaching career, Carol has received The New Jersey Governor’s Teaching Recognition Program Award in 1989 and The Parsippany-Troy Hills Distinguished Faculty Award in 1993. Carol is a member of Alpha Delta Kappa, MU Chapter, an honorary sorority comprised of women educators. She has served as Altruistic Chairperson, Historian, President-Elect, and President of the sorority. She has been a member of this organization for over 25 years.

Carol serves on the Board of the Parsippany Child Daycare Center and is a Trustee on the Parsippany Historical and Preservation Society Board.

Carol joined the Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany in 2009 and is an active member of the organization. She presently serves as the Director of Community and is the Lt. Governor-Elect for District 9 for 2017-18 and 2018-2019. She has also served as President-Elect, President, and President of the Foundation of her club. She received the George F. Hixon Fellowship Award in 2011 and the Kiwanian of the Year Award in 2016. Carol has cooks at Homeless Solutions, helps to organize the annual Breakfast with Santa at the Parsippany Child Daycare Center, serves on the Touch a Truck Committee, organizes the annual Back to School supply collection for the township, helps to organize the Kiwanis tables at the annual Parsippany Street Fair in the Fall, and is a member of the Prevent Child Abuse Pinwheel Committee. After Carol joined Kiwanis, she felt the need to form a K-Kids Club at Littleton School with her colleagues. The children have collected pajamas for less fortunate children, provided books for the local daycare center, raised money for the St. Jude’s Math-a-thon, collected over 500 cans of soup for the local Parsippany Food Pantry (SOUPER Bowl), designed valentines for local veterans’ groups, beautified the school grounds with pumpkins for Halloween, participated in Trick of Treat for UNICEF to provide money for ELIMINATE, and participated in the township Memorial Day Parade.

The Patriots’ Path Council of the Boy Scouts of America provides programs, events and opportunities of a lifetime that serve to shape the lives of young men and women in Central and Northern New Jersey. For more information, click here.

For more information on Parsippany Boy Scout Troop 72, click here. For more information on Parsippany Boy Scout Troop 173, click here.

Six Parsippany Residents Receive “2018 Parsippany Good Scout Award” PARSIPPANY — On Wednesday, April 25, six Parsippany residents received the "2018 Parsippany Good Scout Award." The Boy Scouts of America Patriots Path Council honored Mo Abdelhadi, BettyLou DeCroce, Al Goldberg, Carlos Guzman, Adam Bahaa Kandil and Crol Tiesi at a dinner held at Knoll West Country Club.

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Casey Begins

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Lieutenant Matthew Casey is a hero – everybody knows that. Not as many know about the ghosts that haunt him, and a select few have the privilege of knowing his heart. In a time of personal crisis, Matt reflects on the tragedies, miracles, and choices that have shaped the man he is today.

Set during Chicago Fire season 3, episodes 22-23. Part of my ongoing Sevasey AU, but can be read independently.

Words: 2037, Chapters: 1/30, Language: English

Series: Part 1 of Pants on Fire Arc 5

Fandoms: Chicago Fire

Rating: Mature

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: M/M

Characters: Matthew Casey, Kelly Severide, Andy Darden, Hallie Thomas, Nancy Casey, Christie Casey Jordan, Jeff Clarke, Leslie Shay, Wallace Boden, Hank Voight, Jack Nesbitt, Stella Kidd, Katya Antov, Firehouse 51 Crew Members (Chicago Fire), 21st District Officers (Chicago PD)

Relationships: Matthew Casey/Kelly Severide, Jeff Clarke/Kelly Severide, Matthew Casey/Hallie Thomas, Matthew Casey & Andy Darden & Kelly Severide, Kelly Severide & Katie Nolan, Kelly Severide & Leslie Shay, Matthew Casey & Jeff Clarke

Additional Tags: Non-Linear Narrative, Polyamory, Minor Character Death, Alcohol Abuse/Alcoholism, Substance Abuse, Emotional/Psychological Abuse, Homophobia, Hurt/Comfort, Friendship/Love, Meet-Cute, Falling In Love, Kink Discovery, Spanking, BDSM, Drunk Sex, Canon-Typical Violence, Near Death Experiences, Firemen Go To Therapy

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Freshman Phenoms Fuel Sun Devil Squads

It’s hard to top the kind of start Sun Devil wrestler Zahid Valencia has had.

Consider that, as of January 25, Valencia has fashioned a match record of 27-0, with eight major decisions (tops in the Pac-12), eight pins (second in the Pac-12) and three technical falls (third in the Pac-12). The native of Bellflower, California is tied for the number one ranking at 174 lbs. in the first coaches’ panel rankings of the season, released on Jan. 20, used ultimately to determine seeing at the NCAA championships.

So how does Valencia’s freshman season compare to the freshman seasons of some of ASU’s most accomplished student-athletes? Let’s take a look (keeping in mind the NCAA declared freshman eligible in all sports beginning in 1972).

James Harden averaged 17.8 points per game in 2007-08, while leading the Pac-10 in steals. He was named First-Team All-Pac-10, and, not surprisingly, named to the Pac-10 All-Freshman team. The Devils advanced to the third round of the NIT in Harden’s first season.

Eddie House and Ike Diogu both earned Pac-10 All-Freshman honors, with Diogu being named 2003 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year.

Phil Mickelson’s freshman year with the ASU men’s golf team resulted in the first of his three individual NCAA Championships, as well as a first-team Ping All-America selection (Mickelson earned the honor each of his four years at ASU). His opening round at the NCAA’s was eye-popping. Playing at the Oaktree Country Club in Edmond, Oklahoma, Mickelson tamed the Pete Dye-designed course with a nine-under par 63. He finished the four rounds at 17-under 271.

Six different ASU women’s golfers were named all-America as freshman – Brandie Burton (1980), Emilee Klein (1993), Heather Bowie (1994), Kellee Booth (1995), Grace Park (1998) and Carlota Ciganda (2009).

Pitcher Dallas Escobedo led Arizona State softball to a National Championship in her freshman season. Her 37 wins were the second most in a single season in school history, while recording the fourth-most strikeouts in a season with 326. Her list of accolades included Women’s College World Series co-Most Outstanding Player, WCWS All-Tournament, First-Team All-America, NFCA All-Region, USA Softball Collegiate Pitcher of the Week, two-time Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week, First-Team All-Pac-10, Pac-10 All-Freshman and Pac-10 Freshman of the Year.

Krista Donneworth also was named Third-team All-America as a freshman in 2008 after hitting .354 with 15 home runs.

Barry Bonds was one of the most heralded freshman in the long history of Sun Devil Baseball, and his first year validated the attention. Bonds hit .306 for the year, with an OPS (on base plus slugging percentage) of .963. His 11 home runs, 16 stolen bases and 60 runs scored all set ASU freshman records. His 11th inning home run propelled ASU to a late-season win at UCLA, sparking the Devils to a run that took them to a 3rd place finish at the College World Series in Omaha. Bonds was named to the All-CWS team that year.

On the mound, Kendall Carter’s freshman season set plenty of records. Carter won 19 games, mostly in relief, and earned First-Team All-America status as the Devils won the 1981 National Championship.

Dustin Pedroia made an immediate impact as a shortstop at ASU, hitting a solid .347 as a freshman, earning all-Pac-10 and Freshman All-America honors while setting the ASU freshman record with 82 hits. He also hit .398 with runners in scoring position.

Kicker Zane Gonzalez’s freshman season was a prime reason the Sun Devils won the 2013 Pac-12 South Division title. In earning All-Pac-12 honors, Gonzalez led the conference in kick scoring, converting 25 of 30 field goal attempts (83.3%). He had a streak of 18 consecutive made field goals, tying the NCAA record for field goals made by a freshman in the process. His 1.7 field goals per game led the Pac-12, and he was nominated for the Lou Groza Award, given to the nation’s top collegiate placekicker (an award he won this year as a senior).

Tight End Zach Miller became the second Sun Devil to be named Pac-10 Freshman of the Year (the other being Terrell Suggs two years earlier) in 2004. Miller set ASU freshman receiving records with 56 catches for 552 yards. He earned Freshman All-America honors as well, leading ASU to a 9-3 record and a Sun Bowl win over Purdue.

During ASU’s 1977 National Championship Track and Field season, two freshmen, Tony Darden and Dannie Jackson earned First-Team All-America honors. Darden finished second in the 200 meters at the NCAA’s while Jackson placed fourth in the long jump. Dominique Malloy was named a First-Team All-American in 2008, as part of the third-place 4 X 400 relay team at the NCAA Women’s Indoor Championship.

In wrestling, Valencia is looking to match Marcus Mollica, who won the NCAA Championship competing at 158 pounds in 1993 as a freshman. Mollica also earned all-Pac-10 and First-Team All-American honors that year, and each of his four years with the Sun Devils.

Oh, and in case Zahid wants to compare notes with his head coach, Zeke Jones won the Pac-10 Championship in 1987 as a freshman competing at 118 pounds.

Now, let’s turn the tables – here’s some of the most famous names in Sun Devil Athletics who DIDN’T earn national or conference accolades as freshmen.

Jake Plummer – Started nine games for ASU in 1993, completed 51.3 % of his passes for 1,650 yards and nine touchdowns. By his senior year, Plummer was the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year, and led the Devils into the 1997 Rose Bowl.

Pat Tillman – While eventually earning Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year honors in 1997, and eventually having the award named for him, Tillman recorded 10 tackles in 1994. His first collegiate play from scrimmage? A sack of California quarterback Dave Barr.

Lafayette Lever – The point guard for two ASU NCAA Tournament teams (1980, 81), Lever posted a 3.6 point, 1.8 assist average in 29 games in 1978-79. “Fat” would go on to lead the Devils in assists and steals each of the next three seasons, and in 2004 was voted into the Pac-10 Hall of Honor.

Alvin Davis – The sweet-swinging first baseman on ASU’s 1981 National Championship came off the bench as a freshman in 1979, playing behind Mike Ancich.

Christy Nore - While her name can be found in several categories in Sun Devil Volleyball’s career statistics lists, Nore did not earn national or conference honors in 1985.

What this should prove are two things – Arizona State has a long history of successful freshman student-athletes, and Zahid Valencia’s season is already among the best with two home matches remaining, including this Sunday against nationally-ranked Illinois. Then there’s the Pac-12 Championships in Palo Alto and the NCAA Championships in St. Louis. Considering the challenges freshmen face adjusting to life at a major university, and the time demands academically and athletically, Valencia has proven worthy of everything he has accomplished.

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