Bill Davidson, first selectman of Brookfield. Photo: Carol Kaliff / CT

The Friends of Richter Park Inaugural Awards Breakfast was held Tuesday at the Matrix Center in Danbury. Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Photo: Lisa Weir / The News-Times Freelance

A raffle was held during the Friends of Richter Park Inaugural Awards Breakfast on Tuesday at the Matrix Center in Danbury. Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Photo: Lisa Weir / CT

Sgt. 1st Class Orlando Aquino of Danbury, left, drops a raffle ticket into a bucket while Chris Marano tries to decide where she would like to put her raffle tickets. The raffle was held during the Friends of Richter Park Inaugural Awards Breakfast on Tuesday at the Matrix Center in Danbury. Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Photo: Lisa Weir / The News-Times Freelance

Pro golfer and Danbury native Ken Green makes a speech after receiving the key to the city of Danbury from Mayor Mark Boughton during the Friends of Richter Park Inaugural Awards Breakfast on Tuesday at the Matrix Center. Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Photo: Lisa Weir / The News-Times Freelance

Pro golfer and Danbury native Ken Green was the guest of honor at the Friends of Richter Park Inaugural Awards Breakfast on Tuesday at the Matrix Center in Danbury. Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Photo: Lisa Weir / The News-Times Freelance

Mayor Mark Boughton, left, awards pro golfer and Danbury native Ken Green the key to the city of Danbury during the Friends of Richter Park Inaugural Awards Breakfast on Tuesday at the Matrix Center. Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Photo: Lisa Weir / The News-Times Freelance

From left, Danbury, Conn., resident Gary Michael tells a story to pro golfer Ken Green and Ernie Baldillo, of Danbury, during the Friends of Richter Park Inaugural Awards Breakfast on Tuesday at the Matrix Center in Danbury. Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Photo: Lisa Weir / The News-Times Freelance

Scott Brunges sits in his Danbury office of Media Associates Friday, May 11, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

Christopher Reill and Cristina Munoz relish their moment in the spotlight while sharing a dance as prince and princess of the 2012 New Milford High School junior prom, May 5, 2012 at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury Photo: Walter Kidd / CT

Fellow students applaud as Christopher Reilly and Cristina Munoz are crowned as prince and princess of the 2012 New Milford High School junior prom, May 5, 2012 at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury Photo: Walter Kidd / CT

Pulsating lights decorate the dance floor and students alike during the 2012 New Milford High School junior prom, May 5, 2012 at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury Photo: Walter Kidd / CT

Lindsay Guptill and Egron Beluli take a break from dancing to pose for a photo during the 2012 New Milford High School junior prom, May 5, 2012 at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury Photo: Walter Kidd / CT

Dancers hit the floor with energy to burn during the 2012 New Milford High School junior prom, May 5, 2012 at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury Photo: Walter Kidd / CT

Emma Fehr and Evan Souza offer blissful smiles as they share the experience at the 2012 New Milford High School junior prom, May 5, 2012 at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury. Photo: Walter Kidd / CT

Hungry teens indulge at the buffet line during the 2012 New Milford High School junior prom, May 5, 2012 at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury Photo: Walter Kidd / CT

An eightsome of students happily pose for a passing photographer during the 2012 New Milford High School junior prom. May 5, 2012 at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury Photo: Walter Kidd / CT

Showing off the images captured in the photo booth during the 2012 New Milford High School junior prom are, from left to right, Kyle Koestner, Egron Beluli, Tyler Clark, Peter Donato and Brandon Blynn. May 5, 2012 at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury Photo: Walter Kidd / CT

Sharing the experience of the photo booth uring the 2012 New Milford High School junior prom are, from left to right, Maria Giokas, Claudia Taylor, Jessica Noteware and Alexa Carey. May 5, 2012 at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury Photo: Walter Kidd / CT

A single guy somehow manages to find himself a midst of female prom-goers during the 2012 New Milford High School junior prom, May 5, 2012 at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury Photo: Walter Kidd / CT

Showing off the images captured in the photo booth during the 2012 New Milford High School junior prom are, from left to right, James Lord, Emily Gribble, Tyler Clark and Valerie Heinonen. May 5, 2012 at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury Photo: Walter Kidd / CT

Kristen Jensen stands next to one of her photographs on display at Molten Java in Bethel Friday, May 11, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

125 Signal Hill Road, where authorities say Aaron Ramsey, 22, killed his father, Edward Ramsey, 73, with a screwdriver. In state Superior Court in Stamford, Conn., on Tuesday, May 15, 2012, Ramsey asked for a transfer to a high-security prison meant for inmates with mental health issues during a pre-trail hearing. Photo: Libor Jany / CT

Aaron Ramsey, 22, of Wilton, who authorities say killed his father, Edward Ramsey, 73, with a screwdriver. Photo: Libor Jany / CT

A 20-year-old Danbury man was hospitalized on Monday, May 14, 2012, after being shot in the leg outside the Danbury Commons apartment complex on Main Street. Photo: Libor Jany / CT

A 20-year-old Danbury man was hospitalized on Monday, May 14, 2012, after being shot in the leg outside the Danbury Commons apartment complex on Main Street. Photo: Libor Jany / CT

A 20-year-old Danbury man was hospitalized on Monday, May 14, 2012, after being shot in the leg outside the Danbury Commons apartment complex on Main Street. Photo: Libor Jany / CT

A 20-year-old Danbury man was hospitalized on Monday, May 14, 2012, after being shot in the leg outside the Danbury Commons apartment complex on Main Street. Photo: Libor Jany / CT

New Canaan's Jackson Anderson (22) pitches during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / Connecticut Post Freelance

New Canaan's Jackson Anderson (22) pitches during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Jackson Anderson (22) pitches during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Gordon Jones (14) at bat during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Andrew Casali (3) tags Danbury's Chris DelDebbio (7) in a rundown between third base and home during the baseball gamel at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Daniel Rajkowski (10) makes an out during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Austin Calitro (35) rounds third base during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Chris DelDebbio (7) takes a lead off third during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Grady Amrhein (21) makes an out during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Marquise Marrero (4) slides into first ahead of the throw to New Canaan's Gordon Jones (14) during the baseball game at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Daniel Rajkowski (10) fields a ball during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Andrew Casali (3) pitches during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Andrew Casali (3) pitches during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Grady Amrhein (21) at bat during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Kevin Williams (33) pitches during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Kevin Williams (33) pitches during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Marquise Marrero (4) steals second as New Canaan's Daniel Rajkowski (10) waits for the ball during the baseball game at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Marquise Marrero (4) collides with New Canaan's Daniel Rajkowski (10) during the baseball game at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Marquise Marrero (4) waits for the call on second base as New Canaan's Daniel Rajkowski (10) looks on during the baseball game at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Matthew Toth (2) at third base during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Andrew Casali (3) pitches as a Danbury runner attempts to steal second during the baseball game at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Kevin Williams (33) pitches during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Matthew Toth (2) in the dugout during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Willie Burger (5) rounds third base during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Willie Burger (5) runs for home during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Brian Moran (13) during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Doug Reilly (11) makes an out during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Matthew Toth (2) at third base during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Daniel Rajkowski (10) during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Gordon Jones (14) get some pointers during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Rob Bonacci (17) during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Daniel Rajkowski (10) gets a lead off second as Danbury's Marquise Marrero (4) watches the pitch during the baseball game at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Grady Amrhein (21) at bat during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Marquise Marrero (4) on third base during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Chris DelDebbio (7) and teammate Rob Bonacci (17) during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Andrew Casali (3) and teammate Willie Burger (5) meet on the mound with coach Mitch Hoffman during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Chris Deldebbio (7) is caught in a rundown during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Austin Calitro (35) rounds third base during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Lenny Rodriguez (31) at bat during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Doug Reilly (11) at bat during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Grady Amrhein (21) in the dugout during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Nick Goetz (19) at bat during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's Mike Treglia (2) at bat during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Brian Moran (13) watches the hit during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Matthew Toth (2) at bat during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Gordon Jones (14) at bat during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

New Canaan's Nick Cascione (9) practices his swing during the baseball game against Danbury High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Danbury's J.P. Dennehy (12) at bat during the baseball game against New Canaan High School at Mead Park in New Canaan on Monday, May 14, 2012.

Photo: Amy Mortensen / CT

Maria Rodriguez and her son, Delvin Rodriguez, pose for a photograph last November. Delvin will fight Austin Trout on June 2 for the World Boxing Association junior middleweight world championship. Photo: Courtesy Of MT Strategies / CT

Maria Rodriguez is the mother of Delvin Rodriguez, who will fight Austin Trout on June 2 for the World Boxing Association junior middleweight world championship. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Dominican-born and Danbury-raised Delvin Rodriguez will fight Austin Trout on June 2 for the World Boxing Association junior middleweight world championship. Photographed at his training camp in North Hudson, N.Y., on Tuesday, May 8, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Delvin Rodriguez, left, spars with John Magda at their training camp in North Hudson, N.Y., on Tuesday, May 8, 2012. The Dominican-born and Danbury-raised Rodriguez will fight Austin Trout on June 2 for the World Boxing Association junior middleweight world championship. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Delvin Rodriguez, left, works out with his trainer, Fernely Feliz, at their training camp in North Hudson, N.Y., on Tuesday, May 8, 2012. The Dominican-born and Danbury-raised Rodriguez will fight Austin Trout on June 2 for the World Boxing Association junior middleweight world championship. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Dominican-born and Danbury-raised Delvin Rodriguez will fight Austin Trout on June 2 for the World Boxing Association junior middleweight world championship. Photographed at his training camp in North Hudson, N.Y., on Tuesday, May 8, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Dominican-born and Danbury-raised Delvin Rodriguez will fight Austin Trout on June 2 for the World Boxing Association junior middleweight world championship. Photographed at his training camp in North Hudson, N.Y., on Tuesday, May 8, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

House Speaker Chris Donovan takes to the stage to accept the Democratic nomination for congress in the 5th congressional district, Monday night in Waterbury, Ct., May 14, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

House Speaker Chris Donovan, with wife Niki, left, accepts the Democratic nomination for congress in the 5th congressional district Monday night in Waterbury, Ct., May 14, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

House Speaker Chris Donovan, center, listens as delegates cast their votes for the Democratic convention for the 5th congressional district Monday in Waterbury, May 14, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Elizabeth Estes listens to nominating speeches on her behalf at the Democratic Convention for the 5th congressional district in Waterbury Monday night, May 14, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Joseph DaSilva Jr. left, and State rep. Bob Godfrey, a delegate to the convention, count the votes for the Danbury delegation Monday night, May 14, 2012, at the state Democratic convention in Waterbury, CT. for the 5th district congressional seat held now by Chris Murphy. Seated are delegates Jim Maloney and his daughter, Anna. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Anna K. Maloney, of Danbury, nominates Chris Donovan for the 5th district congressional seat now held by Chris Murphy Monday night in Waterbury, May 14, 2012, at the state Democratic convention. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

House Speaker Christopher Donovan, D-Meriden, accepts the party's endorsement in the race for the 5th Congressional District. The convention was held Monday night in Waterbury, May 14, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Elizabeth Esty listens to speeches on her behalf at the Democratic convention for the 5th Congressional District in Waterbury Monday night, May 14, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Brookfield's Danielle DeMarco, right, is greeted at home plate by her teammates after stroking a two run home run in the 5th inning of their girls softball game at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Brookfield's Danielle DeMarco high fives her coach as she rounds third base after stroking a two run home run in the 5th inning of their girls softball matchup with Masuk in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Brookfield second baseman Giuliana D'Arcangelo fields a ground ball in the 1st inning of their girls softball matchup with Masuk in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk third baseman Tori Schiebe throws out a runner at first base in the 5th inning of their girls softball matchup with Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk second baseman Steph Appelberg fields a ground ball in the 3rd inning of their girls softball matchup with Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk pitcher Tatum Buckley delivers to the plate during their girls softball matchup with Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Brookfield pitcher Brittany Fusek delivers to the plate during their girls softball matchup with Masuk at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Masuk girls softball vs. Brookfield at Masuk High School in Monroe on Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Brian A. Pounds / Connecticut Post

Robin Olson, of Newtown, plays with her cat, The Dood, one of the strays that she cares for in her home, Monday, March 26, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Sam Moore, left and, Robin Olson look through a delivery of about 2,500 cans, or 860 pounds, of cat food donated to their organization, Kitten Associates in Newtown, by Halo Pet Foods, Tuesday, March 26, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Juan Navarro of Meriden, an employee of Colonna Concrete and Asphalt Paving, uses a jumping-jack Monday on a section of Main Street in New Milford that is under reconstruction, May 14, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / CT

Sal Rodriguez, of Meriden, an employee of Colonna Concrete and Asphalt Paving, works on a section of Main Street in New Milford that is under reconstruction, Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Sal Rodriguez, of Meriden, an employee of Colonna Concrete and Asphalt Paving, works on a section of Main Street in New Milford that is under reconstruction, Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Employees of Colonna Concrete and Asphalt Paving work on a section of Main Street in New Milford that is under reconstruction, Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Employees of Colonna Concrete and Asphalt Paving work on a section of Main Street in New Milford that is under reconstruction, Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Employees of Colonna Concrete and Asphalt Paving work on a section of Main Street in New Milford that is under reconstruction, Monday, May 14, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Attorney Jackie Chan prepares to presents the American Dream Award to Maria Vargas of Danbury, Conn. during a Law Day awards ceremony at the Danbury Superior Couthouse on Friday, May 4, 2012. Chan has been a recipient of the award himself. Photo: Lisa Weir / CT

During a Law Day ceremony at the Danbury Superior Courthouse on Friday May 4, 2012, Danbury resident Maria Vargas was given the American Dream Award. Photo: Lisa Weir / CT

During a Law Day ceremony at the Danbury Superior Courthouse on Friday May 4, 2012, Patricia Cruz, presented the Pro Bono Award to attorney Rute Mendes. Photo: Lisa Weir / CT

During a Law Day ceremony at the Danbury Superior Courthouse on Friday May 4, 2012, the Liberty Bell Award was given to Laura Rios, probation officer at Danbury Juvenile Court. Photo: Lisa Weir / CT

During a Law Day ceremony at the Danbury Superior Courthouse the Liberty Bell Award was given to Laura Rios, left, the probation officer at Danbury Juvinile Court; the American Dream Award was given to Maria Vargas, formerly of by Family and Childrens Aid; and the Pro Bono Award was given to attorney Rute Mendes. Photo: Lisa Weir / CT

This is the program for the Law Day ceremony on Friday, May 4, 2012, in Danbury, Conn. Photo: Lisa Weir / CT

Sam Moore, left and, Robin Olson look through a delivery of about 2,500 cans, or 860 pounds, of cat food donated to their organization, Kitten Associates in Newtown, by Halo Pet Foods, Tuesday, March 26, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / CT

Robin Olson, of Newtown, plays with her cat, The Dood, one of the strays that she cares for in her home, Monday, March 26, 2012. Photo: Carol Kaliff / CT

Eytan & The Embassy will open for Hot Chelle Rae on July 19 at Stamford's Alive @ Five concert. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

My Pet Dragon will open for Hot Chelle Rae on July 19 at Stamford's Alive @ Five concert. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

My Pet Dragon will open for Hot Chelle Rae on July 19 at Stamford's Alive @ Five concert. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

My Pet Dragon will open for Hot Chelle Rae on July 19 at Stamford's Alive @ Five concert. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

Frank Viele & The Manhattan Project will open for Foreigner on Aug. 2 at Stamford's Alive @ Five concert. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

Jay Loftus will open for G. Love & Special Sauch on June 28 at Stamford's Alive @ Five concert. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

Matt Beilis will open for Javier Colon on July 26 at the Alive @ Five concert in Stamford. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

Matt Beilis will open for Javier Colon on July 26 at the Alive @ Five concert in Stamford. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

Matt O'Ree will open for Foreigner on Aug. 2 at Stamford's Alive @ Five concert. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

Moon Taxi will open for Matisyaho on July 12 at Stamford's Alive @ Five concert. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

Moon Taxi will open for Matisyaho on July 12 at Stamford's Alive @ Five concert. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

Pana will open for Los Lonely Boy on June 21 at Stamford's Alive @ Five concert. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

Pana will open for Los Lonely Boy on June 21 at Stamford's Alive @ Five concert. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

Annie Minogue will open for Javier Colon on July 26 at the Alive @ Five concert in Stamford. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

My Pet Dragon will open for Hot Chelle Rae on July 19 at Stamford's Alive @ Five concert. (contributed photo / Connecticut Post) / CT

Preschool teachers Jessica Bates, left, and Jayme Segura, who is also an assistant director, work with children at the Beehive Children's Center in New Milford Monday, May 14, 2012. The children are, from left, Andrea Hayles, 5, her sister Tianna, 3, Carter Brandel, 5, Brody McAllen, 3, and Andrei Kavalenka, 4. Photo: Carol Kaliff / The News-Times

Monkees: The original made-for-TV boy band and still the best dressed. (Rhino) Photo: PF1, WENN.com / http://www.wenn.com/

Jackson 5: You wouldn't want to sit behind them in a movie theater. (Motown) / CT

The Osmonds: Jackie, Tito, Michael, Marlon and Jermaine. (MGM) / CT

Musical Youth: Their 1982 single "Pass the Dutchie", was a number 1 hit around the world. Its follow up was a giant number 2. (MCA) / CT

Menudo: The Puerto Rican boy band was formed in 1979 and went through 30 members -- only one of which turned out to be Ricky Martin famous. (Sony) / CT

New Edition: Many of Bobby Brown's current problems can be attributed to a youth spent in front of a camera in short shorts. (MCA) / CT

New Kids on the Block: The group that kept Dippity-Do hair gel in business through the '80s. (Sony) / CT

Take That: The greatest boy band nobody in America has ever heard of. (BMG) / CT

Bros: The British act fronted by brothers Matt and Luke Goss... or is it the other way around? (CBS) / CT

Color Me Badd: Actually a super-group with Milli, Kenny G, George Michael and Vanilla Ice. (CBS) / CT

Boyz II Men: They loved bow ties, beautiful harmonies and losing teams. (Motown) / CT

Boyzone: The Irish boy band was not to be trusted with a pair of clippers. (MCA) / CT

Backstreet Boys: Their album 'Black and Blue' sold 1.6 million copies in just one week and they still couldn't afford sleeves. (Jive) / CT

NSYNC: I know, you can't see them. But they're there. Really. (Jive) / CT

Westlife: The Irish boy band was undone by its astronomical dry cleaning bills. (BMG) / CT

2gether: The joke boy band MTV created to make fun of all the real boy bands paying its bills. (TVT) / CT

O-Town: The boy band from the MTV-produced reality television series "Making The Band." The one that wasn't supposed to be a joke. (Sony) / CT

98 Degrees: What Nick Lachey did before Jessica Simpson. (Universal) / CT

LFO: Hard to believe they're gone when their hit "Summer Girls" contained deep thoughts such as, "You're the best girl that I ever did see/The great Larry Bird, jersey 33." (Arista) / CT

B2K: Now gainfully employed at BK. Probably. (Epic) / CT

Jonas Brothers: Proof that not all celebrities look cool in sunglasses. (Hollywood) / CT

Mindless Behavior: They may look young but at least one of them appears to have fought in the Civil War. (Interscope) / CT

Big Time Rush: Fok kids who consider "SpongeBob SquarePants" too edgy. (Nickelodeon) / CT

The Wanted: One Direction's main rivals, who demand to be taken seriously because they can frown in photos. (Mercury) / CT

One Direction: Leading the latest resurgence of boy bands and bad hair. (Columbia) / CT

Transition teacher Dave Hawthorne conducts a meeting at the Litchfield Hills Transition Center Thursday, May 10, 2012. Jessica Papagrannopoulos, 21, left, Michelle Espadas, 18, center, and Benjamin Getchell, 21, listen. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

Jessica Papagrannopoulos stocks shelves at the Big Y Market in New Milford, with a helping hand from her job coach, Terry Lechner, left, Thursday, May 10, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

Jessica Papagrannopoulos stocks shelves at the Big Y Market in New Milford Thursday, May 10, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

Benjamin Getchell, 21, works with packing materials at Clayton's Mercantile Supply, Inc. & Connecticut Carton & Packing, in New Milford Thursday, May 10, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

Anthony Molles, 20, talks to transition teacher Dave Hawthorne, right, during a meeting at the Litchfield Hills Transition Center Thursday, May 10, 2012. Michelle Espadas, 18, center, listens. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

Politicians can directly impact gasoline prices: This has been one of the more debated misconceptions. Crude oil prices make up the bulk of gasoline prices, and crude oil prices are set by the global market. Politicians can impact gasoline prices indirectly, but there is little direct impact they can have. (Haraz N. Ghanbari / Associated Press) / CT

Gas stations make a huge profit off gasoline: Many drivers unfairly believe that gas stations are raking in huge profits on gasoline sales. In fact, it’s the opposite. Gas stations make cents on the dollar. (Joe Raedle / Getty Images) / CT

Get gas in the morning: This myth really depends on where you live. Gasoline does expand as it warms, meaning you get less gasoline volume when it’s warm. In most places, this isn’t a concern, but Texas is a different story. You might get a few extra drops of gasoline by buying in the morning. (Don Ryan / AP) / CT

Tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve could lower prices: This is obviously not true. President Barack Obama tapped the reserve, and drivers barely noticed a difference. (E. Joseph Deering / Houston Chronicle) / CT

Oil companies produce less in the spring: During the spring months, consumers usually see an increase in the price of gasoline. However, it isn’t because oil companies are reducing production. The increase usually happens because refineries are switching from winter to summer blends and tighter supply due to refinery maintenance. / CT

Turn off the air conditioner, roll down the windows: It’s a popular myth that you can save fuel by turning off the air conditioner and rolling down the windows on the freeway. Sadly, there isn’t much of a saving in doing it. However, you can see a fuel savings by turning off your air conditioner and keeping your windows up. / CT

Overinflating your tires: Some people claim overinflating your tires can help save your money by improve the rolling resistance of the car, but it doesn’t hold up when tested. Overinflating your tires gives you a bumpier ride and a very minimum increase in fuel economy. / CT

Gas savings products increase gas mileage: Some products due help improve gas mileage, but a bulk of them don’t do what they say. The Federal Trade Commission tested more than 100 devices and found 25 percent didn’t improve gas mileage. A few even damaged the engines. (Improbcat / Flickr) / CT

Reduce drag: Any racks (bicycle, ski or luggage) on cars can increase the amount of drag, causing more gas consumption. You should avoid using them unless you need them. (tdroza / Flickr) / CT

Wheel alignment: Bad wheel alignment can reduce gas mileage by as much as 10 percent. A poor alignment can also cause your tires to wear out quicker, costing you more money. (Andy Wana / Flickr) / CT

Gas cap: This might be a less obvious fuel saver. If your gas cap is missing or broken, you should replace it as soon as possible. A broken or missing gas cap can save you around 3 cents per gallon, according to Forbes. An estimated 17 percent of cars have this problem. (Karma Motorsports / Flickr) / CT

Don't speed: Speeding might get you to your destination a bit faster, but it will cost you more money. By shaving 5 mph off your highway 70-mph speed, you can save up to 27 cents a gallon, according to Forbes. (Mahiskali / Flickr) / CT

Get off the brake: If you use your brake less, you'll get the most out of the energy your engine is producing. You shouldn't brake too often or too hard. (Kaptain Kobold / Flickr) / CT

Turn off your car: You can save money on gas by simply turning your car off when it's idling. Hybrids and electric cars already do this at stop lights, but you can do it yourself without the extra cost of getting a new car. (Billaday / Flickr) / CT

Clean out your trunk: Gas mileage can be hurt by extra junk in your car. If you remove the unnecessary stuff from your trunk, you can boost your gas mileage by one to two percent. (Hoi polloi / Flickr) / CT

Car Maintenance: It's not a great revelation that a properly maintained car gets better gas mileage. It's a simple way to boost the efficiency of your car. (Marcelo cK / Flickr) / CT

Tire pressure: This is a well-known tip for saving money on gas. Low tire pressure can impact a tire's rolling resistance, causing the engine to work harder. (J. Star / Flickr) / CT

Dirty air filter: A dirty air filter can decrease gas mileage by as much as 10 percent. It's an easy switch that can save you dollars at the pump. (BL / Flickr) / CT

Drive consistent: Speeding up quickly and slowing down fast can decrease your gas mileage. If you slowly accelerate and stop, you can save money at the pump. (Michael Paulsen / Houston Chronicle) / CT

Close your windows: You decrease the aerodynamics of your car when you drive with you car windows open. As a result, you see a decrease in gas mileage. (Camknows / Flickr) / CT

Use cruise control: Drivers can stay consistent by using cruise control on long drives. In the end, it'll help you save money at the pump. (wbeem / Flickr) / CT

Use manual shifting: Many drivers don't have this option, but gas mileage is typical better in manual transmissions. So if you are looking at a new car, you might want to think about a standard. (Jim B L / Flickr) / CT

Drafting: This can save you money, because it will reduce the air drag on your car. However, it also dangerous. (kurtmac / Flickr) / CT

Pick the best route: Your route can also play a factor on how much gas mileage you get out of your car. Pick a route with the least amount of traffic and shortest to your destination. (Chris Campbell / Flickr) / CT

Smaller car: A smaller car can increase gas mileage, because it reduces the overall weight of the car. However, it might not be the most comfortable car. (jpellgen / Flickr) / CT

Hybrid or electric cars: This isn't an option for most people, but if you are shopping for a new car, hybrid and electric cars will get you the best gas mileage. (Tom Raftery / Flickr) / CT

Carpooling: This is a bit of a cheat, but it's certainly a good way to save money. By carpool, you can reduce your driving and reduce how much you spend at the pump. (Darren131 / Flickr) / CT

Turn off the A/C: This might be the hardest one for Texans. If you run your air conditioner, it increases the load on your car's engine, causing you to get lower gas mileage. (PaulDCocker / Flickr) / CT

Scott Brunges sits in his Danbury office of Media Associates Friday, May 11, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

Leslie Krichko-Towns, right, and Kori Krichko come in together finishing sixth and seventh respectively in the 5K Run Like a Mother race which finished at Ballard Park in Ridgefield. Sunday, May 13, 2012 Photo: Scott Mullin / The News-Times Freelance

Cate Mullin, 6, and brother Will, 3-1/2 of Danbury, wait for their mother to cross the finish line in the 5K Run Like a Mother race at Ballard Park in Ridgefield. Sunday, May 13, 2012 Photo: Scott Mullin / The News-Times Freelance

Andrea Mindell of Ridgefield crosses the line fifth in the 5K Run Like a Mother race which finished at Ballard Park in Ridgefield. Sunday, May 13, 2012 Photo: Scott Mullin / The News-Times Freelance

Meghan Troy rounds the final corner and crosses the line fourth in the 5K Run Like a Mother race which finished at Ballard Park in Ridgefield. Sunday, May 13, 2012 Photo: Scott Mullin / The News-Times Freelance

Josie Holmes of New York, right, and Mary Schanz of Ridgefield cross the line second and third respectively in the 5K Run Like a Mother race which started at Yanity Gym and finished at Ballard Park in Ridgefield. Sunday, May 13, 2012 Photo: Scott Mullin / CT

Meredith Anand of Easton crosses the line first in the 5K Run Like a Mother race which started at Yanity Gym and finished at Ballard Park in Ridgefield. Sunday, May 13, 2012 Photo: Scott Mullin / The News-Times Freelance

Casey McGerald, 11 of Ridgefield, wins the children's race which started and finished at Yanity Gym in Ridgefield. Sunday, May 13, 2012 Photo: Scott Mullin / The News-Times Freelance

The children's race starts off at Yanity Gym in Ridgefield prior to the 5K Run Like a Mother race. Sunday, May 13, 2012 Photo: Scott Mullin / The News-Times Freelance

Kevin Jones of Bethel celebrates his graduation during the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

John Battocchio and Abagail Becher, both of Bethel, look to the audience as the processional enters the stadium during the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

Devin Donofree of Bethel celebrates her graduation during the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

The weather was perfect during the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

Ashley Salem of Norwalk celebrates her graduation and Mother's Day during the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

This is the 114th Commencement Exercises of Western Connecticut State University in Danbury Sunday, May 13, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

Bridgeport native and world-renowned conductor Antonio Pappano will be knighted by Queen Elizabeth of England later this month. Here, Antonio's mom Carmela Maria Pappano and younger brother Patrick Pappano hold up a photo of him at her home in Bridgeport, Conn. on Friday May 4, 2012. They will both travel to England for the ceremony. Photo: Christian Abraham / Connecticut Post

Bridgeport native and world-renowned conductor Antonio Pappano will be knighted by Queen Elizabeth of England later this month. Here, Antonio's mom Carmela Maria Pappano and younger brother Patrick Pappano flip through a photo album showing Antonio at work at her home in Bridgeport, Conn. on Friday May 4, 2012. They will both travel to England for the ceremony. Photo: Christian Abraham / Connecticut Post

Bridgeport native and world-renowned conductor Antonio Pappano, seen here in a family photo, will be knighted by Queen Elizabeth of England later this month. The photo is part of an album, Antonio's mom Carmela Maria Pappano has at her home in Bridgeport, Conn. on Friday May 4, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham / Connecticut Post

Bridgeport native and world-renowned conductor Antonio Pappano, seen here in a family photo, will be knighted by Queen Elizabeth of England later this month. The photo is part of an album, Antonio's mom Carmela Maria Pappano has at her home in Bridgeport, Conn. on Friday May 4, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham / Connecticut Post

Bridgeport native and world-renowned conductor Antonio Pappano will be knighted by Queen Elizabeth of England later this month. Antonio's mom Carmela Maria Pappano keeps dozens of photos and memoribilia on display featuring Antonio at her home in Bridgeport, Conn. on Friday May 4, 2012. They will both travel to England for the ceremony. Photo: Christian Abraham / Connecticut Post

Jane Ryan, 79, holds an information board of career highlights in her Danbury home Friday, May 4, 2012. The board includes a photo of herself taken in 1954. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

Jane Ryan, 79, holds the Mary de Lourdes Kenny Award in her Danbury home Friday, May 4, 2012. The award is given to distinguished alumni of St. Joseph College in West Hartford. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

Bill Coffey, a longtime volunteer firefighter in Danbury, was recently named to the Connecticut State Firefighters Association Hall of Fame.

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Scott Brunges sits in his Danbury office of Media Associates Friday, May 11, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / The News-Times

Kristen Jensen stands next to one of her photographs on display at Molten Java in Bethel Friday, May 11, 2012. Photo: Michael Duffy / CT

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, center, smiles as he is introduced to address the General Assembly at the end of session at the Capitol in Hartford, Conn., Thursday, May 10, 2012. The session resolved several high-profile, perennial issues including the state's death penalty, medical marijuana usage and Sunday alcohol sales. Photo: Jessica Hill, Jessica Hill/Associated Press / AP2012 Associated Press

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy smiles as he addresses General Assembly at the end of session the Capitol in Hartford, Conn., Thursday, May 10, 2012. The session resolved several high-profile, perennial issues including the state's death penalty, medical marijuana usage and Sunday alcohol sales. Photo: Jessica Hill, Jessica Hill/Associated Press / AP2012 Associated Press

Governor Dannel P. Malloy gives his address at the conclusion of the Connecticut General Assembly in Hartford, Conn. on Wednesday May, 9, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham / Connecticut Post

Governor Dannel P. Malloy gives his address at the conclusion of the Connecticut General Assembly in Hartford, Conn. on Wednesday May, 9, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham / Connecticut Post

Governor Dannel P. Malloy gives his address at the conclusion of the Connecticut General Assembly in Hartford, Conn. on Wednesday May, 9, 2012. Photo: Christian Abraham / Connecticut Post

National Charity League volunteer Alicia DeLalla, left, of Ridgefield, high-fives Lore Knorr, of Brookfield, representing Ability Beyond Disability, after Knorr's softball throw during the Special Olympics Connecticut Northwest Regional Games at Danbury High School on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Mimie Flagg, of Brookfield, representing Ability Beyond Disability, claps after recieving her third-place medal for the 100-meter run during the Special Olympics Connecticut Northwest Regional Games at Danbury High School on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Chad Tihor, of Danbury, representing Ability Beyond Disability, competes in the turbo javeline event during the Special Olympics Connecticut Northwest Regional Games at Danbury High School on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Leila Johnson competes in the 400-meter run during the Special Olympics Connecticut Northwest Regional Games at Danbury High School on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Matt Bennett, of Seymour, competes in the high jump during the Special Olympics Connecticut Northwest Regional Games at Danbury High School on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Tom Cusak, of New Milford, competes in the turbo javeline event during the Special Olympics Connecticut Northwest Regional Games at Danbury High School on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Christopher R.J. Crane, of Waterbury, competes in the turbo javeline event during the Special Olympics Connecticut Northwest Regional Games at Danbury High School on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Grace Petrone, of Danbury, representing Ability Beyond Disability, competes in the softball throw event during the Special Olympics Connecticut Northwest Regional Games at Danbury High School on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Priya Karabin, of Southington, crosses the finish line, completing the 400-meter run during the Special Olympics Connecticut Northwest Regional Games at Danbury High School on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Antoinette Vendetti, left, and Thelma Russell, both of New Milford, converse during a break in the competition at the Special Olympics Connecticut Northwest Regional Games at Danbury High School on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Ridgefield resident Nancy Westington, left, a volunteer with the National Chairity League, high-fives Matthew Esposito, of Danbury, representing Ability Beyond Disability, after Esposito's turbo javeline throw during the Special Olympics Connecticut Northwest Regional Games at Danbury High School on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

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New Milford Police Chief, Shawn Boyne, at the New Milford Police Station, on Monday, Oct. 18, 2010. Photo: Jay Weir, ST / The News-Times Freelance

Chris Tatalias, owner of Hot Rod 6 Strings, readies a Gibson Flying V for sale in his workshop on Del Mar Drive in Brookfield, Conn., on Wednesday, April 25, 2012. Tatalias specializes in custom guitars, modifications and repairs. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Hot Rod 6 Strings, located in Brookfield, Conn., offers endless designs and configurations. With guitars as with hot rods, owner Chris Tatalias says, everything is customizable. Photographed on April 25, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Chris Tatalias, owner of Hot Rod 6 Strings, tinkers with the electronics in one of his custom guitars in his workshop on Del Mar Drive in Brookfield, Conn., on Wednesday, April 25, 2012. Tatalias specializes in custom guitars, modifications and repairs. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Chris Tatalias is the owner of Hot Rod 6 Strings, a custom guitar shop specializing in modifications, repairs and custom builds, on Del Mar Drive in Brookfield, Conn. Photographed on Wednesday, April 25, 2012. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Chris Tatalias, owner of Hot Rod 6 Strings, works on a guitar in his workshop on Del Mar Drive in Brookfield, Conn., on Wednesday, April 25, 2012. Tatalias specializes in custom guitars, modifications and repairs. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times

Hannah Keiser, right, celebrates with her teammates after Keiser hit an inside-the-park home run during their game at Danbury High School on Friday, May 11, 2012. Danbury won 9-2. Photo: Jason Rearick / The News-Times