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Shoreline Leos, Niantic Lions support Miracle League field

June 14, 2018 12:01 am • Last Updated: June 14, 2018 12:05 am

Left to right: Niantic Lions Past District Governor William Allen, Shoreline Leo President Conrad French, Miracle League of SE CT representatives Executive Director Dave Putnam, and Board President John Carlin at a recent Shoreline Leos Meeting. (photo submitted)

The Niantic Lions Club and Shoreline Leos Club recently awarded $5,300 to the Miracle League of Southeastern Connecticut.

The clubs collected donations to support the Miracle League’s multi-sports field in East Lyme, which will be designed to provide athletic opportunities for children with physical, cognitive and developmental disabilities.

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