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Township ‘Top Soccer’ Director Honored By County

AWARD WINNERS – (Back row, left to right): Somerset County Commissioners Melonie Marano, Deputy Director Douglas Singleterry and Sara Sooy. (Front row, left to right): Alternatives Inc. Vice President of Admissions and Development, Carolyn Suero and President Nancy Good; Branchburg Township Public School District Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant (LDT-C), Case Manager, Heather Lilly; Top Soccer Club Director and Coordinator, Nancy Llanos; Manville Recreation Department Fitness Instructor, Lea Sargiotto; Somerset County Commissioner Paul Drake; USA Karate Academy Employee Patricia Fiorelli; Midland School Director of Strategic Planning Nancy Swiatek and President/Chief Executive Officer Shawn Mclnerney; Office on Aging and Disability Services Coordinator Sandra Avellan and Community Educator Jannell Wilson. (Photo: Somerset County Commissioners).

The Director of the township’s Top Soccer program was presented with an Honorable Mention by the Somerset County Office on Aging and Disability Services and the Board of County Commissioners for outstanding support of residents with disabilities.

Awards were given to seven individuals and businesses. Nominees were required to demonstrate a commitment to advocating for people with disabilities, promoting awareness, and for making a significant impact when serving this population. 

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