Photos from the week of February 26, 2010

Staff photos from the editorial files of The Newtown Bee.

Alison Cimmet and Damian Long starred as Betty and Bill in David Ives’s Sure Thing, which opened the Play With Your Food presentation on February 18. The play follows two young adults as they meet in a coffeehouse and try to make a connection, while using many pickup lines and starting over each time one gives an answer the other does not like. In a postperformance discussion, Ms Cimmet (who appeared courtesy of Actors Equity Association) said the play reminded her of “one of those choose-your-adventure books.” (Hicks photo)

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Alison Cimmet and Damian Long starred as Betty and Bill in David Ives’s Sure Thing, which opened the Play With Your Food presentation on February 18. The play follows two young adults as they meet in a coffeehouse and try to make a connection, while using many pickup lines and starting over each time one gives an answer the other does not like. In a postperformance discussion, Ms Cimmet (who appeared courtesy of Actors Equity Association) said the play reminded her of “one of those choose-your-adventure books.” (Hicks photo)

Play With Your Food Alison Cimmet Damian Long Hicks

$Dodgingtown volunteer firefighters and Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps members responded to a one-vehicle accident that occurred during slippery road conditions about 2:19 pm February 23 near 175 Hattertown Road. Police said motorist Helen Webb, 51, of Bethel, who was driving a 2000 Ford Explorer northward on Hattertown Road, skidded sideways into the driveway at 175 Hattertown Road and then struck a curbside mailbox and an embankment there. The SUV came to rest facing south alongside the street. Ambulance corps staffers transported Webb to Danbury Hospital to be checked for neck pain. Police issued Webb an infraction for driving an unregistered vehicle and also gave her a written warning for traveling unreasonably fast. (Gorosko photo)$

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