Matt Carbone sat in his car on Tuesday as construction near his family’s gymnasium brought traffic to a halt. A police officer approached and asked Carbone the question that’s been on the mind of many residents in Sterling, Mass. and nearby Worcester these days.
“Are we doing a parade for Stephen?” the officer asked.
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Carbone, whose family has owned Sterling Gym for 32 years, was tickled at the thought, even if he’s still unsure of the answer.
Ever since Monday afternoon when Stephen Nedoroscik took off his glasses and calmly yet confidently approached the pommel horse at the Paris Olympics, those in this town where he trained and those watching around the
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