Good morning, Norwalk.

First graders at Concord Magnet School unveiled colorful sculptures at Fodor Farm (328 Flax Hill Road) on May 14 as part of the eleventh-year collaboration with Silvermine Arts Center that linked classroom learning with the natural environment, and the artworks remain on display for the public. Rainy weather did not dampen the students' enthusiasm as their creative efforts continued to engage community visitors.

Yesterday, a Connecticut nonprofit study found that 80% of at-home child care providers in our area lacked reserved funds for emergency repairs and safety upgrades, a shortfall that risks worsening the shortage of day care spaces.

The report recommends grant funding support and policy changes—measures that aim to help providers improve their facilities before legislative action later this month.

On May 14, the state Senate approved a bill that would protect people from AI bias and deep fake pornography — Gov. Lamont said he will likely veto it to keep tech startups in Connecticut.

The Connecticut Senate was expected to approve sweeping AI regulations on Wednesday night—aimed at protecting consumers from discrimination by artificial intelligence and deep fake pornography—but Gov. Lamont warned he will likely veto the bill to prevent driving tech startups out of the state.

The Charter Revision Commission will hold a public hearing Tuesday, May 20 at 6:30 p.m. in the Common Council Chambers at 125 East Avenue (residents may join in person or via video conference to comment on proposed charter revisions).

Today, Dr. Oraedu, who treats nightshift workers, urged Connecticut residents to stay hydrated, sleep for at least seven hours, and eat a balanced diet because working nights heightens the risk of cancer, heart disease and mental health issues.

She shared this advice on National Nightshift Workers Day based on her own experience during the pandemic—guiding over 127,000 state nightshift workers and 15 million nationwide.

The Connecticut Sun owners are exploring investment opportunities that could lead to a sale and possible relocation, though no official decisions have been made yet.

Gov. Ned Lamont said he will talk to the owners to help keep the team in Connecticut— the Sun will open their season on Sunday against the Washington Mystics.

Goat Yoga Experience at Spacecat Brewing

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Spacecat Brewing Co. Taproom & Beer Garden — $37.50 (+tax/fees) — Enjoy a relaxing yoga session accompanied by playful baby goats.

Matt Berninger Live in Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — District Music Hall — General Admission — Experience the intimate sounds and rich narratives of Matt Berninger as he performs from his new album 'Get Sunk.'

Sunset Stroll

The Sunset Stroll will be held at The Point at Norwalk Cove. We will have passed around appetizers, entrees, and a signature drink. We will have elected officials and program participants as speakers. We will also have scavenger hunt for the guests to learn about all of our amazing programs. There will be a silent choice auction and a live auction with amazing items.

Sunset Stroll

The Sunset Stroll will be held at The Point at Norwalk Cove. We will have passed around appetizers, entrees, and a signature drink. We will have elected officials and program participants as speakers. We will also have scavenger hunt for the guests to learn about all of our amazing programs. There will be a silent choice auction and a live auction with amazing items.

In-Person Spanish PEP Class

9 AM – 4 PM — Family & Children's Agency (ASPIRE program) — $150 — Complete the necessary class for divorce in Connecticut while enjoying a supportive learning environment.