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The managing editor of TownSquareDelaware.com, Christy Fleming also supports a variety of non-profit initiatives in Delaware. Her background includes positions in public relations, advertising and journalism.

The paddle tennis season kicked off in Greenville last night — but not on the courts at one of the nearby racket clubs. Instead paddle tennis enthusiasts filled the BBC Tavern & Grill to raise money for the supporting charities of the ’17 National Paddle Championships. Last night they raised $5,000, and checks are still coming in!

Mark Manning, Kristen Mumford, Joan Snyder, Chris Donoho, Ron Pinsky, Laurie Hissey, Shaw Taylor, Bob Harrison and his son Scott Harrison, Bruce Redpath, Trowbridge Elliman, and Michael Fleming were among the special guest bartenders who received handsome tournament t-shirts at last night’s fundraiser.


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