Enthusiasts get on board to make their mark
Sunday, February 24, 2013 3:06 AM EST
BY BUD WILKINSON
REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
BURLINGTON — Chess enthusiasts ranging in age from kindergarteners to a few people in their 60s gathered in the Lewis S. Mills High School cafeteria on Saturday morning for the 2013 Community Chess Tournament, sponsored by the Make a Mark Enrichment Fund.
The third annual inter-generational event attracted more than 110 players from Burlington, Harwinton, and beyond.
“It’s not just Region 10. We open it up to anybody. The coolest thing is the age difference,” said Tania McNaboe, who organized the tournament with fund Chairman Dwight Harris.
Source: http://www.rep-am.com
Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar
This is great.