Photos from the issue dated May 17, 2013

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.

Far from the confrontational stance they appear to be taking, Sandy Hook School Building Task Force member Jeffrey Capeci, left, and Acting Schools Superintendent John Reed, shared a moment following a meeting where all the members of task force saw eye to eye, recommending unanimously that the Board of Education select the 12 Riverside Road site for a new Sandy Hook Elementary School, at the fifth and final meeting of that group, Friday night, May 10. Dr Reed’s input earlier that evening was crucial in providing information to help task force members work through the decision-making process. (Crevier photo)

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Far from the confrontational stance they appear to be taking, Sandy Hook School Building Task Force member Jeffrey Capeci, left, and Acting Schools Superintendent John Reed, shared a moment following a meeting where all the members of task force saw eye to eye, recommending unanimously that the Board of Education select the 12 Riverside Road site for a new Sandy Hook Elementary School, at the fifth and final meeting of that group, Friday night, May 10. Dr Reed’s input earlier that evening was crucial in providing information to help task force members work through the decision-making process. (Crevier photo)

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$Newtown residents have been sending well wishes to residents of Boston, following the bombings at the Boston Marathon four weeks ago. In one effort from May 4 until May 11, residents of all ages painted hearts with personalized designs and messages of peace, hope, love, and friendship. These Hears of Hope represent a fraction of those done at a painting party at Newtown United Methodist Church on May 8. Others were done by scouts, members of Newtown Senior Center, and even groups of friends who wanted to pay it forward. Hearts of Hope first arrived in Newtown in February, when volunteers hung hundreds of hearts that had been created by people across the country wanting to send a sign of support here. On Monday, May 14, hundreds of hearts headed to Boston, continuing the act of kindness. (Hicks photo)<br /> <br /> PLEASE NOTE: Additional photos for this story, which were presented online in a slideshow, can be viewed here: <a href="http://newtownbee.smugmug.com/Journalism/Special-Events/With-Painted-Ceramic-Hearts/29588277_K95HcF/#!i=2530875896&k=GZVLFV6">http://newtownbee.smugmug.com/Journalism/Special-Events/With-Painted-Ceramic-Hearts/29588277_K95HcF/#!i=2530875896&k=GZVLFV6</a>$

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