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Crossing guard makes Sandy Hook a brighter place, one dance at a time

<p>Kathy Holick, who dances while directing traffic near Newtown High School, has become a symbol of positivity in Sandy Hook, where 20 kids died in a shootout in 2012</p>

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Connecticut: Kathy Holick loves to dance, and if you saw her boogie, you’d be sure to crack a smile. Holick is a crossing guard in the Newtown village of Sandy Hook. But, directing traffic is just one of the ways she is making an impact in her community. Holick — who dances while directing traffic near Newtown High School — has become a symbol of hope and positivity in Sandy Hook.

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“She takes her responsibility seriously, but has fun in the process,” longtime Newtown resident John Bergquist said. “Everyone seems to love her and she has put smiles on many faces. If she was directing traffic in any town across the country, she would deserve praise and attention for the unique approach to her job. But, someone who stands out for her kindness is especially meaningful in a community that is still healing from a massive trauma.”

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