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Fred Hurley oversees 51 people in the Public Works Department, all of whom he knows can be trusted to come through in an emergency. Making people’s lives better is the goal of most who go into public service, says Mr Hurley. (Crevier photo)

Hearing the needs of the public, solving problems, and educating the public is all a part of public service, says Donna Culbert, Newtown health director, shown here staffing the tick information table during the April 26 referendum vote. (Voket photo)

People who work in public service improve the quality of life for people and the communities that they serve, says Amy Mangold, director of Newtown Parks & Recreation. (Crevier photo)

Representatives of the Newtown Parks and Recreation Department are joined by supporters and organizers of the upcoming Strut Your Mutt event, which is scheduled to happen May 22 at Fairfield Hills to benefit the local Park & Bark public dog park project. Pictured from left, Cathy Garcia with Leo and Lola; Cory Mangold and Fiona; Katherine Simonds and Saci; Monica Roberto; Parks & Rec Director, Any Mangold; and Assistant Director Roseann Reggiano with Kiro. (Voket photo)

Members of the Newtown Chamber of Commerce look on as First Selectman Pat Llodra, right, and Angelo Marini, owner of Sal e Pepe Contemporary Italian Bistro, cut the ribbon linking the bistro to the new Sal e Pepe Express, at 97 South Main Street, Thursday morning, May 6. (Crevier photo)

Dana-Holcombe House owner Jane Vouros waits her turn to go before the educational class Monday, May 3, at Ricci’s Academy, when California stylists Stephen Moody and Kenny Reid demonstrated current cutting and coloring techniques to area stylists. It was “lucky for me” says Ms Vouros, that the stylists, guests at the inn, needed an additional hair model. (Crevier photo)

Working simultaneously in front of a class of more than three dozen area stylists, Sassoon experts Stephen Moody, left, and Kenny Reid demonstrated the newest cutting and coloring techniques. (Crevier photo)

Malibu Sassoon stylist/educator Stephen Moody touches up the haircut on Ricci’s Academy student Satira Moffat before Monday afternoon’s class. Mr Moody was invited by the academy’s owner, Dan Ricci, to “regenerate” area stylists with new ideas. (Crevier photo)

Sandy Hook School fourth grade teacher Carrie Usher’s class performed an interactive skit for students during this year’s One School, One Read kick-off assembly on Tuesday, April 27. The students and their teacher stand together with a sign they created depicting an Alaskan zoo. (Hallabeck photo)

Fred Hurley oversees 51 people in the Public Works Department, all of whom he knows can be trusted to come through in an emergency. Making people’s lives better is the goal of most who go into public service, says Mr Hurley. (Crevier photo)

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