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Christina Iaquinta Stuber

Hi hometown friends! My name is Christina Iaquinta Stuber. I currently live and work in Boston, Mass., although I’m proud to have been born and raised in Bridgeport. Here’s what you need to know about my background: I graduated BHS in 2003 and graduated magna cum laude from WVU in 2007 with a B.S. in Industrial Engineering. Then I packed my bags and made a move for the city. I now work as a buyer at TJ Maxx and Marshalls headquarters in Boston. In 2010, I also started my own custom swimwear company, Mikini Bikini (www.mikinibikini.com), with my oh-so-handsome husband, Sean. On a personal note, I adore spending time with my family and friends, take great delight in finding new restaurants around town, and travel to exciting places around the globe at every chance I get. I’m a self-

proclaimed fashionista, a purveyor of the world’s most adorable bikinis and an aspiring super-wife!

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From the Bench: What Happened to Miss Fo...

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Posted by Jeff Toquinto
Time Travel: Bridgeport High School Band...

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Posted by Dick Duez
The Cyber Beacon: Identity was Stolen .....

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Posted by Joe Earley
The Grapevine: Recalling Old Time Thanks...

No matter how many, or the size of the table, we all gathered for Thanksgiving dinner and just before eating we all ex...

Posted by Rosalyn Queen
ToquiNotes: Gone for Nearly 20 Years, Re...

I cannot remember the first time I went there, or the last time. I can remember I went there. And I went there a lot....

Posted by Jeff Toquinto
Tending Community: What Led Me to Bridge...

I would like to talk a little more about how I actually ended up involved with the Bridgeport Farmers and Makers Market. I...

Posted by Perris Oliverio