Friends and family grieve for homicide victim Valerie Reyes during a candlelight vigil in her honor at Glen Island Park in New Rochelle, N.Y. Thursday, Feb. 7, 2019. Reyes, 24, of New Rochelle, N.Y., was found bound inside of a suitcase just off of Glenville Road in a quiet, wooded area of Greenwich, Conn. on Tuesday morning. Police arrested her ex-boyfriend Javier da Silva, of Flushing, Queens, N.Y., in connection with the killing.

Fire police examine the damage of an overturned school bus crash on the Carlisle Pike near the intersection with Round Hill Road in Hampton, Pa. on Jan. 11, 2013. The crash occurred after the bus swerved into a ditch to avoid contact with an oncoming vehicle just after 3 p.m. Several Bermudian Springs middle and high school students were taken to local area hospitals.

Greenwich's Joe Edelstein, right, and his Abilis caretaker Cesar Ruiz sing and dance to music during the "Jukebox Joe" jam session at the River House adult day care center in the Cos Cob section of Greenwich, Conn. Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019. Joe Edelstein was born with cerebral palsy and a list of other disabilities. He is non-verbal but uses a communication device attached to his wheelchair to “talk” to his parents and caretakers at the social services organization, Abilis. Edelstein travels around Greenwich with Abilis workers' help and plays music and "sings" at preschools and senior centers using his communication device. It's a way for him to get out of the house, socialize and have a sense of purpose, and also benefits the participants who attend his entertainment sessions.

Youth choir members Kelley Alogna, left, Sarah Mickley, center, and Lauren Mickley hoist up the cross on the beach as the sun begins to rise during the Easter Sunrise Beach Service at Greenwich Point Park in Greenwich, Conn. Sunday, April 4, 2021. Presented by First Congregational Church of Greenwich, churchgoers gathered on the beach to watch the sunrise on a clear Easter morning while worshipping with music from the First Church youth choir and a sermon led by Associate Pastor the Rev. Cydney Van Dyke.

Greenwich's Rose Creech splashes down in a mud pit near the finish line of the Muddy Up 5K Run and Family Walk at Camp Simmons in Greenwich, Conn. Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017. Hundreds of participants ran through the course full of man-made obstacles including several mud pits. Proceeds from the event benefited the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich.

Mats Danger, 7, of White Plains, N.Y., shovels sand to make a dam on the beach at Greenwich Point Park in Old Greenwich, Conn. Wednesday, March 9, 2016. Hundreds of people and dogs crowded the beach as Greenwich's temperature Wednesday peaked in the mid-70s with more warm weather and a chance of rain expected Thursday.

William Dym, 20, grieves with family at the funeral mass for his parents and sister at St. Patrick's Church in Bedford, N.Y. Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2017. Steven Dym killed his wife, Loretta, and daughter, Caroline, a senior at Sacred Heart Greenwich, last week at their Pound Ridge, N.Y. home before turning the gun on himself. Hundreds of mourners, including the surviving son William Dym, a Brunswick grad who was away at college when the killings took place, gathered to pay their respects.

A man watches the colorful array of fireworks from the bridge at Binney Park in Old Greenwich, Conn. Saturday, July 7, 2018. Fireworks were on display from Binney Park and Greenwich Point Park Saturday night, featuring the Sound Beach Volunteer Fire Department Band at Binney Park and a DJ at Tod's Point.

President Barack Obama runs on stage before speaking at Kaiser Hall Gymnasium on the campus of Central Connecticut State University in New Britain, Conn. Wednesday, March 5, 2014. President Obama discussed his support to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 and was joined by Connecticut Governor Dannel P. Malloy, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee and Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin.

Denise Sadowsky cuddles with her dog, Cheeky, between hotel beds in her temporary residence at the Americas Best Value Inn in Stamford, Conn. Monday, April 11, 2016. After breaking her back, Sadowsky lost her job and home and had a falling out with many of her friends and family, leaving Cheeky, her Chihuahua-Dachshund mix, as her most beloved companion. Now, Sadowsky is struggling to find a permanent home because many apartment complexes and senior living homes do not allow pets, despite Cheeky being labeled as an official service dog.

Graduating pre-K student Kyle Johnson receives a helping hand from his father, Loushen Johnson, while walking to accept his diploma on stage at the Family Centers Head Start preschool graduation ceremony at Armstrong Court in the Chickahominy section of Greenwich, Conn. Thursday, June 20, 2019.

John Keith, of McSherrystown, Pa., fishes at Lake Marburg in Codorus State Park as fog rises over the water during the early morning hours of Friday, Nov. 23, 2012.

Stamford's Emma Cali takes a break from drawing to look up at the flurry of falling flowers from a row of cherry blossom trees at Mill River Park in Stamford, Conn. Wednesday, April 14, 2021. Boasting three different types of cherry trees, Mill River Park is home to the largest cherry tree grove in New England.

Connecticut Governor-elect Ned Lamont, right, pokes fun at himself after putting on a hairnet to prepare food with Lieutenant Governor-elect Susan Bysiewicz, center, and New Covenant Center Executive Director John Gutman, left, at the New Covenant Center soup kitchen in Stamford, Conn. Sunday, Jan. 6, 2019. Lamont and Bysiewicz visited Catholic Charities of Fairfield County's New Covenant Center in Stamford on Sunday as part of the five-stop Day of Service throughout the state. Lamont chose the 40-year-old food insecurity program in Stamford to recognize the organization for providing more than 600,000 meals each year through its 365-day-a-year soup kitchen and three-day-a-week food pantry.

A homeless man carrying bags of his belongings walks into the shelter at the First Congregational Church in Danbury, Conn. on the night of the Connecticut statewide homeless count Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2014.  The First Congregational Church is one of the four shelters in Danbury, but is only open during the winter months.

Justice Allah, of Waterbury, shouts "Black lives matter!" at the Latham Abolition Camp in Stamford, Conn. Wednesday, July 15, 2020. Protestors peacefully assembled for a week to demand officers be held accountable for the death of Steven Barrier, who died while in Stamford Police custody in October of 2019.

Emily Godbout, 5, of Sandy Hook, Conn. helps to hold up a giant American flag at the start of the 52nd Annual Newtown Labor Day Parade in Newtown, Conn. on Monday, Sept. 2, 2013. About 100 floats and groups participated in the parade, themed "We are Newtown - marching strong."

Tom Foley speaks with his wife, Leslie, and twin children Reed and Grace by his side after being selected as the Republican gubernatorial candidate at the Connecticut Republican Convention at the Mohegan Sun Uncas Ballroom in Uncasville, Conn. Saturday, May 17, 2014. Tom Foley, of Greenwich, beat candidates Mark Boughton, John McKinney, Joe Visconti and Mark Lauretti to face incumbent Democrat Gov. Dannel P. Malloy in the Connecticut race for governor.

Penn State students Monica Douglas, left, and Kayla Weaver comfort each other at the Joe Paterno statue outside of Beaver Stadium in State College, Pa. the evening of Jan. 21, 2012 in support of the former Penn State head football coach. At the time, various sources had reported Paterno's death. Joe Paterno died the next morning at Mt. Nittany Medical Center.

Darien's Perrin Brown, author of "The ABC's of Identities," shows her shirt reading "all my friends are drag queens" as Library Director Chris Bradley laughs during the Drag Queen Storytime event, presented by Troupe429, at Norwalk Public Library in Norwalk, Conn. Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020. Three drag queens and one drag king read stories to a packed house of children and parents, followed by a lip-sync performance of "When You Believe." A Christian group protested the event outside saying prayers and holding signs including "defend children's innocence" and "bearded ladies belong in a circus."

Nicolas Milligan, right, of Danbury, Conn., assists club trainer Santos Escribano, Jr. with a conditioning exercise at the Harambee Center For Youth boxing club in Danbury, Conn. on Wednesday, June 5, 2013. About a dozen members regularly attend events at the Harambee boxing club free of charge.

After disembarking from a commuter train, a man talks on his phone while walking beneath the Steamboat Road Metro-North overpass by the central Greenwich station in Greenwich, Conn. Tuesday, May 10, 2016.

Tara Schimer and Jeff Peterson, of New Milford, Conn., dance at line dancing night at Coyote Maverick Country Sports Bar in Danbury, Conn. on Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2013. Line dancing is held every Tuesday and Friday night, a truck show is every Wednesday night and attendees are given the chance to ride a mechanical bull every Thursday night.

Luke Sainato, a fifth grade student at Lincoln Elementary, places a wreath on the gravestone of a fallen soldier as part of the National Wreath Project at Gettysburg National Cemetery on Nov. 30, 2012. Last year, the Sgt. Mac Foundation and National Wreath Project placed 5,500 wreaths on the graves of soldiers at Quantico and Gettysburg National Cemeteries and this year they committed to place 7,000 wreaths between the two cemeteries.

U.S. Army soldier Brian Ferreira is reunited with his wife, Victoria, during the Summer Kick Off at Bethel High School on Thursday, June 20, 2013. Ferreira, a resident of Bethel, was deployed in August 2012 and served in Bahrain and Fort Drum, N.Y. during his tenure.