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Officer Ben Mulhall slides another ready-to-ship care package into a pile that would eventually number several dozen heading to members of the Connecticut National Guard’s 143rd Military Police Company. Officer Liam Seabrook also assisted in this final stage of the production line of volunteers packing the much needed donations heading to the Mideast. (Voket photo)
Officer and local Police Union President Scott Ruszczyk, left, was joined by Monroe Police Officer Todd Keeping and his family to assemble care packages last weekend for Connecticut National Guard troops. (Voket photo)
A number of volunteers pitched in on November 24 to assist Officer Matthew Hayes, seated center in T-shirt, and the Newtown Police Union packing care packages for the Connecticut National Guard’s 143rd Military Police Company of West Hartford. Officer Hayes was a member of that unit for nine years, including a period of deployment to Iraq in 2003. Joining him, from left, are Officer Liam Seabrook, Officer Scott Ruszczyk who is also the local union president, Officer Robert Haas, Officer Ben Mulhall, and Ryan Norton. (Voket photo)
Newtown Officer Matthew Hayes opens a case of pudding cups to separate into several care packages being sent to his former colleagues in the Connecticut National Guard’s 143rd Military Police Company who are currently stationed in the Mideast. Residents can continue to donate nonperishable food items and toiletries through a collection box in the police headquarters lobby. Toilet paper and wet wipes are desperately needed. (Voket photo)
First Selectman Pat Llodra pinned medals on Newtown resident and World War II army nurse Margaret Brokaw in recognition of her service during the war, at the Tuesday, April 24, Valentines For Troops finale event. State Representative Dan Carter, left, and Major Gordon Johnson look on. (Hallabeck photo)
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Officer Ben Mulhall slides another ready-to-ship care package into a pile that would eventually number several dozen heading to members of the Connecticut National Guard’s 143rd Military Police Company. Officer Liam Seabrook also assisted in this final stage of the production line of volunteers packing the much needed donations heading to the Mideast. (Voket photo)
Officer Ben Mulhall slides another ready-to-ship care package into a pile that would eventually number several dozen heading to members of the Connecticut National Guard’s 143rd Military Police Company. Officer Liam Seabrook also assisted in this final stage of the production line of volunteers packing the much needed donations heading to the Mideast. (Voket photo)
Officer Ben Mulhall slides another ready-to-ship care package into a pile that would eventually number several dozen heading to members of the Connecticut National Guard’s 143rd Military Police Company. Officer Liam Seabrook also assisted in this final stage of the production line of volunteers packing the much needed donations heading to the Mideast. (Voket photo)
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