April's fickle mix of sun and showers has coaxed the blossoms of spring from their protective buds, and nowhere is the transformation more spectacular than on the front lawn of Hawley School, where a mature magnolia tree has put Newtown's oldest school back in the pink.  (Bobowick photo)
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