Lamorinda Weekly Issue 10 Volume 3
Independent, locally owned and operated! for new Lamorinda clients See our ad on page 5 or call 925-283-5666 Delivered bi-weekly to all Need to contact us? 925.377.0977 Lamorinda homes & businesses for details. $ Edward Zeidan Owner, Lafayette resident for 15 years Nicholas Inserra, Springbrook Swim Team Photo Lisa Dirito Record-breaking Lafayette City Meet Springbrook Hogs are Victorious Again By Jean Follmer he six Lafayette swim teams de- were geared up and ready for action. nals. Smith went on to win the High Point The Springbrook domination began wildly. That was only the beginning of In- Tscended upon Acalanes High School City Meet began with “one to watch” trophy for her age group. Dillan Thoms of with Nicholas Inserra in the Boys 11-12 50- serra’s unbeatable record-breaking streak – for the 43rd annual City Meet on July11. in the girl’s six-and-under 25-yard freestyle. Las Trampas followed suit with a first place yard freestyle. Finishing with a record- he set records in all of his events, Medley Las Trampas, LMYA, Oakwood, Rancho Caitlin Smith, 5-year-old LMYA swimmer, freestyle in the boy’s six-and-under. Thoms breaking time of 24.12, Inserra had the Relay 2:04.49, Free Relay 1:47.95, 50-yard Colorados, Springbrook and Sun Valley finished first in both the preliminaries & fi- also went home with the High Point trophy. endless sea of red and black cheering butterfly 26.57, 100-yard IM 1:01.15. ... continued on page 18 Senior Needs Assessment Study Findings Announced Lafayette Seniors Need Transportation, Housing and a Sense of Community Town News 2, 3, 4, 6 By Jonathan Seclow Life in Lamorinda 5, 7, 8, 9 n Monday, July 13, the Lafayette City Council The study indicated three major areas of concern would like to see those services expanded.
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