By Gail Donahue
Think for a moment about how overstated sporting events, especially on the professional level, and all that surround them appear to be. There are massive crowds, cheers, jeers, screaming, injuries, controversy, and salaries equivalent to winning Powerball every year.
Sports, in general, and all that goes with it do not immediately call to mind images of health, wellness and serenity. Meet Stephen A. Narracci, 84 years of age and originally from New Haven. He has been a North Haven resident since 1998 and longtime East Haven resident for 54 years.
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