City of Danbury Video Features Mayor Casually Draining Buckets

Last week, we told you the City of Danbury launched a new web series, called "This Week in the City."

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And the week prior, I shared with my readers that the City of Danbury has teamed up with the Danbury Sports Dome for a Summer Camp program for city residents. Now those two messages intersected with one another, and we've learned a few things as a result, Danbury Mayor Dean Esposito can shoot the J, and he knows it.

On Episode 2 of "This Week in the City", the Mayor took a trip over to the Sports Dome to talk with some of the folks that are making the Danbury Youth Summer Camp possible. While they were there, why not have the Mayor throw the ball around, right?

Well, he did and all of his sports form was top-notch but I was most impressed with his basketball form. The content of this video is very important but pay close attention to the Mayor's jumper. .

That is tight right there, just flushing from the outside like it's nobody's business. Now, I have to wonder, can he drive the lane? Is he capable of breaking ankles, does he box out?

We have to get answers to these pressing questions on Episode 3 of "This Week in the City." I can see it now, "Welcome to This Week in the City" where Mayor Esposito dunks in Roger Palanzo's face-piece

ATTN: Mayor, Alicia, Renato, call me if you need content that nobody wants.

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City of Danbury Video Features Mayor Esposito Casually Draining Buckets

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