Good morning, Norwalk.

Connecticut stayed 8th nationally in children's well-being from education and health data but dropped in economic and family measures according to the 2025 Kids Count report published yesterday.

Lawmakers passed a bill on Tuesday to expand free infant, toddler and pre-K care—an effort to improve early childhood education while vital support programs face potential cuts.

Yesterday, the Norwalk Board of Education accepted an agreement that saves teaching jobs by reinstating planned art and music positions and adding $3 million from state funds and $3 million from city funds to complete a $15 million budget—officials praised the move and said the board will soon vote on the initiative.

Gov. Lamont said he will sign the sweeping omnibus housing bill only after lawmakers agree to key changes—especially giving towns control over where new housing is built.

He said parts of the bill go too far and must be fixed to help lower rising costs and support economic growth.

Mary Coroneos turned 100 on June 11th and credited her long life to working out with a trainer at Edge Norwalk since 2008+ she was honored with a proclamation from State Sen. Bob Duff as her family celebrated her enduring strength.

On-Site Tour of Maplewood at Strawberry Hill

9 a.m. - 7 p.m. — Maplewood at Strawberry Hill — Free entry — Explore a community known for its exceptional senior care and welcoming environment.

Goat Yoga at Spacecat Brewing

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Spacecat Brewing Co. Taproom & Beer Garden — $37.5 (+tax/fees) — Enjoy a relaxing evening of yoga alongside playful baby goats.