Photos from the issue dated March 2, 2012

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 extra photos in here that you haven't seen in The Newtown Bee.

Susan Snow gave a wave, with her dog Bosco keeping an eye from the yard, from the front porch of a wood shop her husband Glenn built on the couple’s Sandy Hook property. Glenn took a plan and modified it, said Susan, and hand cut all of the wood for the building. The building, which took a few years to complete, is a combination of cedar, hickory, birch, oak and maple. “It’s a good representation of Connecticut wood,” she said. The outbuilding and its flags provided a beautiful spot of color on February 24, which dawned gray and dull af-ter an early morning snow. While the frozen precipitation had stopped by daybreak, and late morning and afternoon rains quickly washed away much of the snow, but for a few hours it looked like winter again in Newtown. (Hicks photo)

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Susan Snow gave a wave, with her dog Bosco keeping an eye from the yard, from the front porch of a wood shop her husband Glenn built on the couple’s Sandy Hook property. Glenn took a plan and modified it, said Susan, and hand cut all of the wood for the building. The building, which took a few years to complete, is a combination of cedar, hickory, birch, oak and maple. “It’s a good representation of Connecticut wood,” she said. The outbuilding and its flags provided a beautiful spot of color on February 24, which dawned gray and dull af-ter an early morning snow. While the frozen precipitation had stopped by daybreak, and late morning and afternoon rains quickly washed away much of the snow, but for a few hours it looked like winter again in Newtown. (Hicks photo)

Snow hot spot Susan Bosco