By MATT GUNDERSON
Union Leader Correspondent
LONDONDERRY – A towering white crane swung over Bella Tucker's gray clapboard home yesterday, as a construction worker fitted into place the final truss on the home's addition.
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As Bella Tucker entered a new phase of rehabilitation and moved from Children’s Hospital to Spaulding Rehab today, a very special “topping off” ceremony was held at her home. Supporters, workers, and friends gathered outside the home in an atmosphere that can only be described as amazing. The crowd watched and waited in awe as the final truss was raised, then broke into applause as it was settled into place. Many lingered, watching as the men 
Bella Tucker Side of House during constructioncarried roofing materials up ladders, or hammered away inside the third story of the addition.
LONDONDERRY, N.H. -- A New Hampshire community has come together to build a new home for a brave little girl who lost her arms and legs after battling a rare infection.
Bella Tucker, 8, was fitted with special prosthetics and she’ll be arriving home soon. As a result, it seems almost everyone in town is on the clock, rushing to finish Bella's new home addition.