Norwalk will mark the 23rd anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks with a remembrance ceremony this week.
Rhonda Kiest will step down from her position as president and CEO of Stepping Stones Museum for Children in Norwalk later this month.
A Norwalk resident recently purchased a winning ticket at a nearby business, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
The collection event, for residents in Norwalk's Zone 3, is set for Sept. 11.
4th Degree Knights from Norwalk assist a Veteran in Need
While there will be no garbage and recycling collection on Labor Day, click to read the adjusted schedule.
St. Joseph High School's College & School Counseling Office Leaves Nothing to Chance
A Norwalk resident recently purchased a winning ticket at a local business, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
All ages may sign up for classes, workshops and private music lessons at darienarts.org. Classes begin in September.
Five residents of a two-story Norwalk apartment building were displaced after a fire broke out in the bedroom of one of the apartments.
The Rowayton Farmer's Market, previously scheduled for Friday, has been canceled due to the weather forecast.
Mayor Harry Rilling said the city will activate its cooling centers effective Sunday and remaining in effect through Wednesday.
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Mayor Harry Rilling said he has activated Norwalk's cooling centers throughout the community due to "hot temperatures and high humidity."
The city asks any visitors who see a black bear in Norwalk not to engage with the animal and to keep a safe distance from it.
Norwalk Knights paint a classroom
Two residents escaped a fire that broke out on the front porch of their Norwalk home after Good Samaritans alerted them of the blaze.
An area resident recently purchased a $100,000 winning lottery ticket in Norwalk, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
Two area residents recently purchased winning lottery tickets in Norwalk, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
Mayor Harry Rilling announced Monday the city has activated its cooling centers due to predicted "hot and humid temperatures" this week.
The Norwalk aquarium recently received $150,000 to purchase a CHP system that will help to reduce the facility's carbon footprint.
The department also provided a number of tips for residents to keep bears away from their properties.
The Norwalk aquarium announced this week the death of Polly, a beloved 37-year-old harbor seal who has been with the facility since 1990.
The city's can and bottle return pop-up recycling event allows residents to recycle their collected cans and bottles to receive cash.
Norwalk and Fairfield Knights of Columbus councils team up for charity golf tournament
Many local graduates excelled in academics, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local graduate who deserves a shoutout in Norwalk.
An opening reception takes place on June 7. Admission to the exhibit and reception are free, with 20% of art proceeds benefiting the DAC.
An area resident recently purchased a winning lottery ticket in Norwalk, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
The Norwalk Open Streets: Walk, Bike & Roll Festival will be held Saturday morning at Calf Pasture Beach.
The first floor of the Norwalk Public Library will be closed to the public for two days this week as new carpeting is installed.
The Boys & Girls Club of Stamford and Filling in the Blanks each receive $100,000 grants
The city's next spring curbside yard waste collection is scheduled to take place next week for some Norwalk residents.
ECCB's program celebrates the company's 5th anniversary and features live music and works by 4 choreographers. Tickets available now.
Fire officials said staff of a pizzeria pulled a burn victim to safety from a brush fire that broke out behind a Norwalk shopping center.
A Norwalk resident recently purchased a winning lottery ticket at a local business, according to the Connecticut Lottery.
Finalists will present their proposed project at the Impact FFC Grant Awards Celebration on May 8th, 2024.
Kelley Green has joined FCP Live-In as an Assistance Coordinator, managing accounts in Fairfield County, Connecticut.
Register for Sunday, Oct. 1, or Saturday, Nov. 18. Several sessions available each day.
For Boys and Girls entering 6th, 7th and 8ths grades. Three sessions available!
Engage in innovative learning on the Prep campus! Open to boys and girls entering grades 6, 7 and 8.
Learn fundamentals at this non-contact camp for students entering 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Grades
How Do Young and Competitive Athletes Really Develop Speed?
At Goldfish Swim School in Connecticut (Manchester, Norwalk, and Stamford), we know that kiddos learn best when they’re having fun!
Introducing kids aged 6-10 to athletics, developing speed, balance, coordination, stability, and athletic performance
FCP Live-In Caregiver Saves The Day When A Tree Branch Falls On A Power Line Starting A Fire Outside The Clients Home.