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Heidi Alterman's complaint suggests the council is improperly discussing public matters over private email — an accusation the council president denies. → Read More
Norwalk resident Matt Balga was killed Saturday while walking near The Whelk restaurant in Westport where he had worked as a chef for nearly 20 years. → Read More
The budget is $1 million more than the mayor recommended and would lead to a $243 annual increase in taxes, on average. → Read More
The decline is due in part to the reduction of net taxable personal property grand list, which fell because of COVID-19 related factors, the tax assessor says. → Read More
Norwalk recently approved $120,000 for an affordable housing plan and looks to do an $80,000 study to expand and improve housing in the city. → Read More
In the first lab of its kind in the country, UConn paired with DOT to train police officers in how to detect marijuana- and alcohol-impaired drivers. → Read More
The proposed design would eliminate the need for drivers to cross oncoming traffic, theoretically resulting in less bottlenecking and fewer crashes. → Read More
Ahead of Walk Bridge construction, which is expected to begin in the spring, DOT purchased a plot of land near I-95 in East Norwalk for equipment storage. → Read More
Democrats on the Norwalk Common Council postponed their closed caucus meeting after some questioned whether the meeting should be open to the public. → Read More
After the tax assessor was granted an extension, the council took issue with the brief period to review the operating budget before setting a spending cap. → Read More
The redone skate park will be set within the footprint of the existing park at Calf Pasture Beach, complete with a water-themed design, city officials said. → Read More
Development of the complex will begin with a $2 million state grant to address blighted properties. The parking lot will be replaced with a 1,100-space garage. → Read More
Artist Oksana Tanasiv, who owns a studio in Norwalk, hosted events last year raising $10,000 for her native Ukraine. On Saturday, she hopes to raise more. → Read More
Norwalk Police Emerald Society co-founder Brendan Collins, a city native, will act as the grand marshal for the St. Patrick's Day event that he helped to start. → Read More
The communications system for the police department cost millions less than expected, so money was available to help buy new pumpers for the fire department. → Read More
Since the revaluation began in January, assessors have visited about 1,500 properties, City Tax Assessor Bill Ford says, but they have gone inside very few. → Read More
Former Darien First Selectman Ann Mandel donated $1 million to the NCC Foundation to benefit its health-care programs and scholarships. → Read More
The center, located at 14 Westport Ave., will provide adolescent intensive outpatient, intensive outpatient and dual diagnosis intensive outpatient treatments. → Read More
A plan to add about 50 rooms to the Marriott SoNo Residence Inn will require the demolition of a neighboring Udelman building dating from 1927. → Read More
Two Norwalk Board of Estimate and Taxation members were among 13 city servants appointed during Tuesday's Common Council meeting. → Read More