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Work Resumes On Village Mural Project That Will Fill Sandy Hook Center With Original Art

Morgan Sclafani works on one square of a canvas that will eventually host the first full mural installed in Sandy Hook Center. SHOP Sandy Hook Village hosted a painting session on October 11, when all ages were invited to begin filling in sections of Sclafani’s design for the Village Mural Project. —Bee Photo, Glass

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The corn maze was a popular attraction over the Fall Festival weekend. —Bee Photos, Glass

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The hawk was excited to pause for a photo. —Bee Photos, Cross

Borough Board Of Burgesses Discusses Sidewalks, Zoning Issues

Warden Jay Maher reads the treasurer’s report at the Tuesday, October 13 meeting of the Borough of Newtown’s Board of Burgesses. —Bee Photos, Cross
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Morgan Sclafani works on one square of a canvas that will eventually host the first full mural installed in Sandy Hook Center. SHOP Sandy Hook Village hosted a painting session on October 11, when all ages were invited to begin filling in sections of Sclafani’s design for the Village Mural Project. —Bee Photo, Glass

Work Resumes On Village Mural Project That Will Fill Sandy Hook Center With Original Art

Sandy Hook Organization for Prosperity recently welcomed residents of all ages to the Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue main station, when three dozen panels of the inaugural Village Mural Project were painted.
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