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Christopher Greco, Parking Manager at Malloy's Waterfront Marina, Launches Fundraising Drive To Help Cover Medical Expenses

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Christopher, with his wife Sherri, is seeking funds to help cover his medical expenses. COURTESY CHRISTOPHER GRECO

Christopher, with his wife Sherri, is seeking funds to help cover his medical expenses. COURTESY CHRISTOPHER GRECO

authorStephen J. Kotz on Jan 14, 2025
Christopher Greco, a resident of Manorville, is not the kind of person to look for a handout. The manager of the parking lot and security for Malloy’s Waterfront Marina since... more

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