Westport author, Knicks superfan releases memoir to benefit John Starks Foundation
A diehard Knicks fan from Westport turned all of his beloved memories and stories about his fandom in his new memoir, "Fred From Fresh Meadows."
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Dec 9, 2021, 11:04 PM
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Author Fred Cantor says that all royalties from the book go directly to the John Starks Foundation based in Stamford. Starks, a former point guard for the Knicks, started the nonprofit more than 25 years ago to help high school seniors in need pay for college.
