Photos from the issue dated December 10, 2010

Photos from the editorial files of The Newtown Bee.

Following a violent attack earlier this year that required him to receive numerous units of life-saving blood, former Newtowner Mark Rebb is coming home to Newtown for a very special Red Cross blood drive in his honor, scheduled for Monday. December 27, from 8:30 am to 6:30 pm, at Congregation Adath Israel. Mr Rebb hopes to see more than 100 friends and former neighbors attend to help others like him survive with a holiday season gift of life. (Voket photo)

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Following a violent attack earlier this year that required him to receive numerous units of life-saving blood, former Newtowner Mark Rebb is coming home to Newtown for a very special Red Cross blood drive in his honor, scheduled for Monday. December 27, from 8:30 am to 6:30 pm, at Congregation Adath Israel. Mr Rebb hopes to see more than 100 friends and former neighbors attend to help others like him survive with a holiday season gift of life. (Voket photo)

Mark Rebb Mission Save Lives

$Police, Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps members, and Dodgingtown Volunteer Fire Company personnel responded to a two-vehicle accident at about 3:20 pm December 2, near the Sugar Hill Service Center at 153 Sugar Street (Route 302). Motorist Joanne Sherwood, 47, of 58 Robin Hill Road, who was driving a 2003 Mercedes-Benz sedan westward on Sugar Street, was slowing to make a left turn into the driveway at 153 Sugar Street, when the Mer-cedes was struck from behind by a westbound 1999 Honda sedan driven by John Newton, 26, of Bethel. Ambulance volunteers transported Sherwood to Danbury Hospital and treated Newton at the scene. Police issued Newton an infraction for failure to drive a reasonable distance apart. Police gave Sherwood a written warning for vehicle registration violation. (Gorosko photo)$

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