Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 7th of December.
Good morning, Norwalk.
Norwalk invested $100,000 from its capital budget into two major winter holiday events to foster community engagement and support local arts and businesses.
The 33rd annual Norwalk River Fun Run, organized by Norwalk Public Schools and Recreation & Parks, will engage the community in physical fitness through a 1.2-mile run on Dec.
7, featuring a student-designed T-shirt and aquarium movie vouchers for participants.
A few hundred Norwalk residents celebrated the start of the holiday season with a Christmas Tree lighting and musical performances at City Hall.
A Nigerian citizen was sentenced to 8 years in prison for orchestrating an email fraud scheme causing over $6 million in losses, including targeting a Connecticut-based company.
Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas expresses concerns about implementing ranked-choice voting in Connecticut amidst the introduction of new voting tabulators and expanded absentee balloting.
A newly-formed Connecticut legislative committee will scrutinize state agencies' contracts and spending, aiming to enhance governmental transparency and accountability.
Lucy Dathan, a state lawmaker from Norwalk, will co-chair a new committee focusing on government accountability and overseeing spending, including the $200 million-over-budget Connecticut State Pier project.
Aimee Mann Holiday Concert featuring Ted Leo
Aimee Mann and Ted Leo collaborate for a festive concert mixing original songs and classic holiday favorites at District Music Hall.
In-Person Parenting Education Program Class in Norwalk
The Family & Children's Agency is hosting an in-person Parenting Education Program (PEP) Class, which is required for obtaining a divorce in Connecticut.
In-Person Parenting Education Program (PEP) Class - Session 2
This required class for divorce proceedings in Connecticut offers parenting education to attendees over two evening sessions.
Seeing Red: A Night of Cover Bands
Experience a lively evening featuring multiple bands covering dance, pop, rock, and classic hits from various eras.
Sewing and Crocheting Classes for Kids at City Hall
The City of Norwalk is offering a series of weekly sewing classes for children ages 6 to 11, focusing on basic sewing techniques and various fun projects.
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