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Newtown Middle School family and consumer science teacher Rose Ann Beck stood with seventh graders, from left, Monica Faust, Sarah Bender, Sean Runkle, and Ryan McIntyre after school on Tuesday, November 16, while the group, along with 24 other students, worked to bake pumpkin bread to add to the Women Involved in Newtown’s Thanksgiving baskets. (Hallabeck photo)

The full cast from Newtown High School’s fall production On The Razzle stand together in character before a dress rehearsal on Tuesday, November 16, with production directors Katie McMorran, bottom left, and Megan Preis, bottom right. (Hallabeck photo)

The addition of a large water jacket kettle in his licensed basement kitchen allows Mr Cocozza to produce more than 25 pounds of fudge in a single batch, and frees him from constant stirring. Mr Cocozza, a printing salesman, initially began producing fudge as client gifts and has recently entered the wholesale market. (Crevier photo)

Louis Cocozza spoons the not-so-secret ingredient in his fudge recipe, Marshmallow Fluff, into a bowl. It makes the milk chocolate confection in Bad Louie’s Fudge ultra silky, says Mr Cocozza. (Crevier photo)

Mr Cocozza provides corporate “belly bands” for companies that wish to use Bad Louie’s Fudge as a promotional gift. Here, a “belly band” for Hilton Hotel wraps around a one-pound container of Bad Louie’s Fudge. (Crevier photo)

Heated to the perfect temperature and texture, Mr Cocozza tips the kettle to pour the marshmallow butter fudge base into a bowl of chocolate chips, the final step in making Bad Louie’s Fudge. (Crevier photo)

Local illustrator and author Bruce Degen puts on paper the imaginative characters based on his young audience’s requests. (Bobowick photo)

Bruce Degen met father and son Bruce and Deagan Granville while he signed books at the library on Saturday, November 6. Deagen Granville and his brother Collin, the two boys on the right in stripes, hold hands with their father, Bruce, behind them. (Bobowick photo)

Flagpole Radio Café orchestra performers provide music throughout the evening’s performance. From left are Jim Allyn, Dick Neil, Francine Wheeler, and Chris Teskey. (Bobowick photo)

Newtown Middle School family and consumer science teacher Rose Ann Beck stood with seventh graders, from left, Monica Faust, Sarah Bender, Sean Runkle, and Ryan McIntyre after school on Tuesday, November 16, while the group, along with 24 other students, worked to bake pumpkin bread to add to the Women Involved in Newtown’s Thanksgiving baskets. (Hallabeck photo)

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