The “Città di Rometta Prizes” were awarded to four personalities who in the last year have given prestige to the Tyrrhenian town.
The award ceremony took place at Villa Martina during the first evening of the “Siculcoop Singing Festival” organized by Arf Spettacoli and sponsored by the Municipality of Rometta.
An event with a precise subtitle: “Music, Environment and Love for Rometta”.
The stage was enriched by the works of the Filipino artist Anna La Rosa who immersed the audience in the colors and nature of the wonderful Sicily.
To be awarded, for the legality section, the Carabinieri of the Rometta barracks commanded by Lieutenant CS Daniele Barbera, this is the motivation: “Examples of legality and attachment to the uniform. Present on the territory and always next to the citizens. The Flame burns thanks to their preparation and their civic sense. “
For the environment section, the coveted award went to the Emilia Arena School Manager, the motivation was as follows: “She managed to create an important and winning combination between students and the municipal administration by proposing various initiatives in favor of the environment.
Creating good citizens is a mission he is carrying out with examples and effective methodology. She is a point of reference, a guide, a Headmaster that all districts would like to have. “
For the sport section the new Italian archery champion Irene Messina was awarded.
The young woman, visibly excited, presented herself with the official uniform of the Arco Club Serro di Villafranca Tirrena.
The motivation chosen by the organizers was the following: “A passion born almost by chance, when at the time of middle school he began to make the first centers.
One success after another until reaching the top step of the podium at the Italian under 16 field shooting championships in the Olympic bow division. “
And finally the historian Piero Gazzara was awarded for culture, a life spent to promote and relaunch the City of Rometta.
The motivation was the following: Preparation, study, passion and love for one’s city.
A connoisseur of the unique territory, for those who want to know the roots of their land a point of reference for several generations.
From today he tells his city in a book entitled “The story of Rometta”.
During the event space also for the Italian champion dancers of the Sicily Dance School directed by Carmelo Foresti and Angelica Italiano, the Orlandino singer-songwriter Massimo Librere who remembered the great Vittorio Scalzi of the New Trolls and the organ player Antonio Merulla who presented his latest book on the popular songs of the area.
