Photos from the issue dated October 21, 2011 - #

News, Events and Local Information for Newtown, Connecticut.

Photos from the editorial files of The Newtown Bee. Browse through and/or purchase the photos that appeared in this week's print edition. Often there are more photos here than were in the print edition, so don't be surprised to find some surprises in here.

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Sixth grade student Mark Hall models a turban wrapped around his head during a special presentation by Sandeep and Monju Kapur, who grew up in India. (Crevier photo)

Sandeep Kapur, left, and wife Monju are natives of India who now live in Newtown with their two children. They visited the sixth grade classes of Lil Martenson and Petrice Di-Vanno, Thursday, October 13, as a tie-in to the classes’ studies of India and diversity. (Cre-vier photo)

Monju Kapur demonstrates the traditional Indian greeting, Namaste, performed with quietly folded hands and a slight bow. (Crevier photo)

As the outreach director for the Danbury Palace Theater, Newtown resident Carol Spiegel is working to help refamiliarize regional audiences and other possible clients with all this small but highly accessible performing arts and event space has to offer. She is pictured here in the theater beside the marble statue of “Esmerelda,” which has graced the lobby since 1928. (Voket photo)

Ross Janutolo, left, and Ray Corbo, right, of Newtown Hook & Ladder visited Hawley Elementary School on Friday, October 14, with other members of Newtown Hook & Ladder who explained fire safety tips and more to Hawley students. Center, Joseph Corbo, Ray’s son and a Hawley student, helped the firefighters explain different aspects of a firefighter’s duties. (Hallabeck photo)

Joe Miller, right, and Rick Camejo of Newtown Hook & Ladder described what it is like to wear turnout gear, as worn by Mr Camejo in the photo, to students in Hawley Elementary School’s multipurpose room last Friday. (Hallabeck photo)

Give him a moment, and Robert LaPorta, owner of MSR Classics label, can put his finger on any one of 375 titles under that label, from the hundreds of boxes lining his basement office wall. Housed in his Newtown home, MSR Classics is an independent classical music label that strives to provide musicians with a quality disc that best presents his or her music, and Mr LaPorta is the artistic director behind each one. (Crevier photo)

From left, Newtown Middle School Principal Diane Sherlock, John Donnery of Silktown Roofing, First Selectman Pat Llodra, and Superintendent of Schools Janet Robinson stand together just before Mrs Llodra cut the ceremonial white ribbon marking the official end to the Newtown Middle School roof project on Monday, October 17. (Hallabeck photo)

Manager Steve Zvon checks out a customer beside one of the many huge pink buckets positioned throughout the store. Newtown’s Ace Hardware on Church Hill Road at Queen Street has teamed up with the American Cancer Society and 70 regional Ace retailers in the fight against breast cancer this October, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Customers are encouraged to toss donations into the buckets, which will be pooled and donated to the cause. (Voket photo)

Sixth grade student Mark Hall models a turban wrapped around his head during a special presentation by Sandeep and Monju Kapur, who grew up in India. (Crevier photo)

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