Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 9th of December.
Good morning, Norwalk.
The City of Norwalk's Community Resource Hub program, designed to connect residents with essential services, has been awarded the Municipal Excellence Award by the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities.
A large boat fire in South Norwalk spread to nearby vessels, prompting a significant firefighter response with no injuries or environmental damage reported.
Two occupants safely exited their home in Norwalk before firefighters responded to an early Sunday fire.
The Fairfield Avenue bridge over I-95 in Norwalk, Conn., was rebuilt and reopened seven months post-damage, five months ahead of schedule and $3.2 million under budget, thanks to favorable weather, an accelerated approval process, and concerted efforts from contractors and subcontractors.
The Trump administration, with Robert F.
Kennedy Jr. proposed as Health Secretary, might push for the removal of fluoride from U.S. water systems, affecting Connecticut's laws mandating fluoridation for public health.
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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