Norwalk, CT News

• Norwalk, CT News
• This Is Your Ocean On Acid
• Child Advocates of Ct Announces Grant from Fairfield County Community Foundation
• Norwalk Residents Launch Website and Petition Drive for Beach Road Safety
• Volunteer Corner - May 22, 2012
• The Weekly Movie Bulletin For May 18 - 24, 2012
• Sens. Duff, Leone Urge Participation in Small Business Express Workshop
• Citrin Cooperman Founder And Managing Partner Joel Cooperman Serves Breakfast To Employees
• Duff Hails Changes To South Norwalk Electric And Water Rate Policy
• Nelson Named Norwalk’s Tree Advocate of the Year
• The Annual Memorial Day Parade
• Rowayton’s Annual Memorial Day Parade
• Volunteer Corner - May 7, 2012
• Sen. Duff, Mayor Moccia Join Norwalk Police and BBB In Warning Of Scam Targeting Grandparents
• "Great Expectations" Documentary Screening at The South Norwalk Branch Library May 8 at 5 pm
• Author Event with Chuck Householder Jr. Presenting His New Book 'Warrior of Life' at Norwalk Public Library
• Cinco de Mayo Celebration for Kids at Norwalk Public Library and The New Bilingual Storytime
• Volunteer Corner - May 1, 2012
• Duff Asks For Increased Focus on Safe Driving In Wake of I-95 Accidents
• Senator Duff, Norwalk Leaders Welcome State Investment in FactSet
• Volunteer Corner - April 24, 2012
• How To Tweet Your Way To Fame And Fortune
• Exhibition - Africa: From the Desert to the Sea
• Exhibition - Meerkats
• To Do this weekend in and around Norwalk
• Mayor Celebrates Sclafani Foods 100th Year In Business
• Weston boys lacrosse holds off New Fairfield 5-4 in key early SWC matchup
• Sound Tigers shut out by Whale in first game of AHL playoffs
• George Albano column: Raymond back on sidelines
• McMahon baseball receives Hall pass
• High School roundup: Wilton wins in baseball, softball
• It's not a miracle, but board uncovers a hefty budget saving
• Zoning panel should enforce restrictions on residential land use
• Residents urged to oppose bow hunting on Sunday
• Recreating the middle class in America
• Mosque project enormous for size of Fillow Street lot
• Momentum in US hiring, home sales appears to slow
• Himes will hold small business seminar in Norwalk
• Levon Helm, drummer, singer in The Band, dies of cancer
• Jonathan Frid dies, played Barnabas on 'Dark Shadows'
• Conn. Republican US Senate candidates face off
• NCAA defends Uconn hoops ban
• Countdown begins for Head Start grantees
• Curriculum changes could be in the mix for next school year
• Norwalk woman sentenced to 71 months in prison for stealing $400k
• NYC basement searched for boy who vanished in 1979
• Norwalk police blotter
• Westport Historical Society to host "Mollie's Art Auction" on April 21
• Stamford hosts the 14th annual Northeast Pez Collectors Gathering
• Burglary suspect crashes into parked cars during police chase
• YWCA hosts 'Stand Against Racism' events in Darien, Norwalk
• Twelve residents to sit on Mayor's Museum Restructure Committee
• Former Stamford man pleads guilty to child porn possession
• Residents shocked by killing, burning of 2 teens
• Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• Brazil cannibalism probe expands to 5 more deaths
• NY official: No date yet for fracking update
• Norway killer sharpened aim on computer games
• EU Parliament backs US passenger data deal
• Murdochs to appear at UK media ethics inquiry
• 6-year-old boy testifies in case of sister's death
• Police: Remains are those of missing NY pastor
• Conn. Senate takes up police recording bill
• Probe of 1979 disappearance leads to NYC basement
• Gunmen kill 3, wound 8 at Texas backyard cockfight
• Conn. lawmakers speak on racial profiling bill
• Feds oppose release of Puerto Rican nationalist
• Conn. jobs recovery sputters with decline in March
• Crafters make Pinterest a community meeting place
• States asked to apply for unemployment test plan
• Property transfers April 20, 2012
• Conn. students to rally for education reform
• Conn. Republican US Senate candidates to debate
• Killings of Conn. alpacas seen as 'pure sport'
• Lack of rain in Conn. forces shifts in fishing
• Conn. school official quits after child sex sting
• Workers in 1987 building collapse to be remembered
• 3 agents out in wake of Secret Service scandal
• House approves transportation bill as prelude to talks
• High School Baseball -- Greenwich shuts down Senators
• AHL Playoffs -- Sound Tigers ready to battle for Whale for bragging rights, trip to next round
• High School Softball -- Greenwich tops McMahon
• Efforts to reinvent Briggs may be its last best hope
• Health-care costs grow at slower rate
• Titanic documentaries explain why and how of its sinking
• Himes exhibited courage to support debt reduction plan
• Mayor's response to rap video unbecoming for a politician
• Neighbors oppose proposed mosque
• Election 2012: It's all about the economy
• America's New Year's host Dick Clark dead at 82
• Westport Police: housekeeper stole $60,000 worth of jewelry from employer
• Conn. lawmakers tight-lipped on education bill
• 2nd Taxing District electors approve revised budget, money for youth summer jobs
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark dead at 82
• Nurse accused in baby abduction had miscarried
• Protesters leave New Haven Green in defeat
• Norwalk YMCA plans 'Biking for a Breakthrough' event
• Norwalk police blotter
• Fred and Marge Roos celebrate 60th anniversary
• Norwalk Democrats elected Peter Thor, Nora King to seats Democratic State Central Committee
• Westport Youth Commission seeking nominations for community award
• Fairfield County Calendar
• NSO benefit blends the ages
• Michigan man leaves cellphone at scene of crime
• Dear Abby
• Today is Thursday, April 19, the 110th day of 2012
• Horoscope
• Comic strip creator Mort Walker to be honored by Historical Society
• Meet the divas, the real divas of Broadway
• Panetta apologizes for photos with corpses
• Defendant asks for new judge in US shooting
• Europe weighs heavily on US stock market
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark is dead
• Nesting activity heating up in New England
• Gas prices rise again
• Huskies vs. Huskies -- UConn, Washington sign for a home-and-home series in men's basketball
• Where's a Yellowstone bear? Look on your phone
• Obama signals for 2012: It's all about the economy
• Trout season opens Saturday in Connecticut
• Getting a running start to the season
• A dozen "Occupy" demonstrators arrested in New Haven as Green is cleared
• IMF: Cuts in European bank lending to drag growth
• 2 men arrested in stabbing deaths of Conn. alpacas
• Gov. Malloy to announce year of Charles W. Morgan
• Protesters leaving New Haven Green in defeat
• Conn. Gov. continues education tour in Bridgeport
• Conn. busway opponents still hope to block project
• Otis to install elevators at Brazil stadium
• NYC introducing 3-door buses
• Pilot says he acted fast to avoid even worse crash
• RI Supreme Court OK's arbitration in jail dispute
• US stocks jump after strong profits; Dow up 200
• Event at NCC tries to remedy the lack of women in science and engineering
• Y's Men Club of Westport-Weston celebrates 35th anniversary
• Prostitution scandal ricochets through Washington
• GSE officials grilled again about agency's spending
• Braves knock out Santana, finally beat Mets
• Sabathia, Stewart lead Yankees over Twins
• HS boys lacrosse -- Edwards leads Bears to victory over Westhill
• UConn spring football -- Huskies ready for action
• 'Muppet' puppeteer wows children at Stepping Stones
• Open Conn. House seat draws big money
• Businesses told to see traffic panel over no-parking signs
• GOP wants to cut food stamps in deficit-trim drive
• Jets get 4 in prime time, including Thanksgiving
• Champion Giants have 5 prime-time games in 2012
• HS boys lacrosse -- Senators turn back Bobcats
• NHL playoffs -- With Alfredsson likely out, Senators dig in
• Open Conn. House seat draws big money, attention
• NYPD officer stabbed in head; suspect in custody
• Lost firefighter mourned in NYC, Long Island
• Kevin Crosbie, Chronicle publisher, dies at 52
• Feds give NEON OK to reapply for funding for Head Start, says agency has corrected deficiencies
• Manslaughter conviction in Christmas Day murder overturned
• More flu cases confirmed at Conn. veterans home
• Space shuttle Discovery lands at new museum home
• Take everyone off death row
• Can natural gas reduce global warming?
• Mr. Chiaramonte has passion
• Legal rights on display at Norway's massacre trial
• Triangle Street bridge project means months of detours, delays
• Yard waste pickups under way, just in time for your cleanup
• An act concerning bow hunting
• Stamford cop shooter pleads guilty, faces 25 year sentence
• Longtime AP feature writer Sid Moody dies at 83
• Police handcuff Georgia kindergartner for tantrum
• Space shuttle Discovery lands at new museum home
• Michigan lotto winner charged with welfare fraud
• First lady to visit W. Pa. air unit set to close
• Suspect in Okla. shootings says he's not racist
• US eases sanctions for Myanmar nonprofit work
• Penn St. officials seek delay in pretrial filings
• Senate seeks ways to save ailing US Postal Service
• UK sentences ex-head of Nigerian state to 13 years
• Angelina Jolie named special UN refugee envoy
• Haiti: President diagnosed with pulmonary embolism
• Fans proclaim innocence in Egypt soccer riot trial
• Mali prime minister chosen; 2 politicians arrested
• Man dies after being pulled from Durham pond
• SD man's lawsuit says circumcision 'robbed' him
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• N. Stonington schools seek audit over use of funds
• Obama: 'Angry' if Secret Service allegations true
• Norwalk police blotter
• Today is Wednesday, April 18, the 109th day of 2012
• US appeals court takes up New Haven protesters
• Conn. breeder on probation for theft of dog
• Waterbury mayor reverses himself, takes pension
• Power and pitfalls of partnerships
• Conn. committee to vote on massage parlor bill
• Norwalker turns 90
• US economic outlook brightens as retail sales rise
• String of attacks rock Afghan capital, provinces
• Judges, journalists clash over courtroom tweets
• Kenya's Wesley Korir, Cherop win Boston Marathon
• Volunteer Corner - April 17, 2012
• High School Baseball -- McMahon bounces back from slow start to beat New Canaan
• High School Baseball -- Staples falls to Ludlowe in eight innings
• Cancercare social worker reaches out to minority population
• Organic farmers hope for boost with rivals' labels
• B.J. Ryan's helps support ovarian cancer research event
• Highlights in history on this date:
• UConn president rings down curtain on Spring Weekend
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• UConn's Hayes passed over in first round of WNBA Draft; selected by Atlanta Dream with second pick of second round
• American Jim Yong Kim is chosen to lead World Bank
• US economic outlook brightens as retail sales rise
• Traffic camera bill faces second committee vote
• Crush of media at mass killer's trial in Norway
• Police follow trail of engine fluid to car accident evader
• US homebuilder outlook dips below 4-year high
• Heat beat Knicks 93-85, clinch Southeast Division
• Norwalk's Silk wins NASCAR Modified Tour opener
• Fleeing bus driver takes Vietnam cop on wild ride
• Hamels, Wigginton rally Phils past the Mets
• A semblance of a debate?
• Statement that outsourcing is a fait accompli is incorrect
• Court won't hear appeal over ministerial exception
• Obama 'hopeful' about transition in Cuba
• UN strongly condemns NKorea rocket launch
• Sound Tigers win regular season finale
• College notebook -- Ventrella lowers ESU hurdles mark
• A bi-partisan group attempted to pass a bill to balance the budget
• Keep Norwalk Beautiful Day
• UN's Ban: Syria must allow observers full access
• 3 Egypt candidates appeal to stay in election race
• Afghan official: Haqqanis blamed for Kabul attacks
• Redding firefighter dies responding to brush fire
• Ebbets Field blueprints going on display in NYC
• Conn. college students plan education reform rally
• Conn. suspect held in deadly fire jailed before
• Committee expected to vote on liquor bill today
• Horoscope
• Today is Monday, April 16, the 107th day of 2012. There are 259 days left in the year.
• Briggs makes near-term changes, looks to the future
• Traffic detour as state replaces Triangle Street bridge
• Roll-your-own smoke shop in Torrington a hit
• Chess Club of Fairfield County hosts Ivy League chess tournament
• With no end in sight on Mann's separation, city officials express frustration
• High School Sports Extra -- The Numbers Game & Quotes of the Week
• High School Sports Extra -- Like father, like daughter: Bardos family leaves its mark on McMahon
• My Derby Life -- From NCC to Folsom Bruise
• John Nash Column -- Tragedy brings back the memories
• Once again, postal service faces reduction in services, employees
• About street protests
• Obama going a little too far
• Norwalk students recognized for science fair achievements
• 16-person bar-hopping pedicab ready to ride
• The facts were right
• Conn. Senate hopefuls split on Lieberman legacy
• Westport brush fire moves fast
• New North Korean leader makes first public speech
• Taliban attack Afghan capital, 3 other cities
• Syrian regime shells Homs before UN observers come
• High School Sports Extra -- On The Record: An interview with Weston's Lyle Mitchell
• Food editor creates gluten-free recipes
• Deary Bros Mike's Stand still strong at 75
• Helping others is career calling for Norwalk Public Schools social worker
• Museum of Black World War II History moving to Stamford
• Food, fashion and fanfare befitting of the Titanic
• City officials break ground on new fire headquarters
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Yankees come home after 3-3 start on road
• What is CHRO?
• Neil's OT goal lifts Sens over Rangers in Game 2
• City woman dies, spent 9 years in coma
• Events around the world mark Titanic centenary
• Feds bulk up team for Clemens' steroid retrial
• Golf Capsules
• Nation briefs
• Students take charge of Wilton High's Festival of Languages
• Red Sox beat Rays behind 5 RBIs by Ortiz
• Selectmen, Board of Education adjust to budget cuts
• What The Hour readers are saying about NEON
• Norwalk police ticket 215 motorists during enforcement effort
• NRA official: Media sensationalizing Martin case
• Wilton Library's annual event was 'Beyond Words'
• NEON gets a stern wake-up call from its new chief executive
• Wanna be a star?
• NEON CEO calls for board to step down, says the board has 'failed' in its duties
• Norwalk family unites five generations for second time
• To Do
• Wariness surrounds death penalty
• Police recover sawed-off shotgun during drug bust
• Auto racing -- LaJoie wins Rockingham LM event
• Penguins defeat Sound Tigers
• Niese, Wright lead Mets over Phillies
• Granddaughter recalls Titanic survivor who lived on Wilson Point
• Westport firefighters take course on dealing with dementia patients
• Ind. man passionate about all things Titanic
• Woman who died in N.H. standoff had dated gunman
• Former Bee Gee Robin Gibb in coma with pneumonia
• HS roundup -- Weston laxmen win in OT
• Hughes struggles again, Yankees beaten by Angels
• HS boys lacrosse -- Wreckers overwhelm Trumbull
• As originally scripted, it looks like Mitt and Barack
• Norwalk police blotter
• Professional dancers from "Dancing with the Stars" open Stamford studio
• Children flock to Norwalk Y's Healthy Kids Day
• Feds: NY pol charged $15k trip to health clinic
• Judge drops some charges in Mohawk landfill case
• Program in NY offers running start for homeless
• US officials: Drone strikes will go on in Pakistan
• US overture to North Korea fizzles with rocket
• Feds bulk up for retrial of Clemens over steroids
• Court for Conn. man charged in hospital shootings
• Police in NY's Hamptons arrest man in Diddy's home
• 80-year-old NY teacher's firing OK, court says
• US inflation mild as gas prices rise more slowly
• Conn. Supreme Court to hear backyard burial case
• Stratford theater to host first show in decades
• Newark mayor saves neighbor from burning home
• Death of police chief saddens small New Hampshire town
• Obama once again releases more than a decade of tax records
• Horoscope
• Pa. thief loses stolen TV that falls out of car
• Today in History, Saturday, April 14, 2012
• Dear Abby
• Apple growers going organic
• Tread lightly, Mr. President
• More mismanaged money
• Bouquets go to biology class, lawyer-turned undercover agent
• Voices to be lifted in song at church
• Concert planned to dedicate new church organ
• Romney tells NRA Obama is not protecting gun owners
• Sound Tigers clinch Northeast Division title
• Knicks crush Wizards, tie for 7th
• HS roundup -- Ameer pitches Weston to win
• HS girls lacrosse -- Staples pulls away from Bears
• High School Baseball -- Daniello leads McMahon past Norwalk
• HS softball -- Norwalk rallies to beat McMahon
• Students take charge of Wilton High's Festival of Languages
• Connecticut passes $9.25 minimum wage
• Norwalk police blotter
• Police release surveillance robbery photo
• A-Rod, Kuroda help make Yanks home opener a winner
• Temporary motor-vehicle registrations at City Hall starting Monday
• Trade magazine recognizes Norwalk parks department
• Councilman's rap video has Moccia fuming
• Beckett rebounds, Red Sox pound Rays
• Wildflower hiking and cycling in the catskills
• Progress made on making city more accessible
• Apple denies US accusation of collusion on e-books
• To Do this weekend in and around Norwalk
• Thanks for FD for job well done
• Fera Park beating suspect charged with felony assault
• NKorea launch draws anger as failure wounds pride
• US applications for jobless aid up to 2-month high
• Rise in US exports brightens outlook for economy
• Vigil held for Conn. boy killed by wood chipper
• New Haven woman convicted in teen's death
• Man gets 12 years in prison for Norwich killing
• NAACP questions change to Conn. Senate districts
• Conn. trooper injured in wrong-way crash on I-95
• Suspect in NH police chief killing found dead
• Investigators say stage rigging at Indiana fair did not meet safety standards
• North Korean long-range rocket falls apart moments after takeoff
• Traffic enforcement campaign sets the tone for every day
• Common Council passes $20,8 million capital budget
• President speaks up to defend Ann Romney
• Today's Highlight in History
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• Fake grenade results in evacuation of office building near Ground Zero
• HS boys lacrosse -- Senators beat Norwalk in OT
• Official: 1 officer killed, 4 hurt in NH shooting
• George Albano column -- Lady Senators learn all about Betty Jones
• Boys Lacrosse -- Mathies paces Darien past Wilton
• Rangers use big 2nd period to top Sens in Game 1
• HS roundup -- McMahon girls lacrosse team falls to Tigers
• Sound Tigers Notebook -- Crowded Bridgeport roster for final weekend
• Auto racing -- Silk opens defense of mod tour title
• Official: NEON went ahead with CTE merger against its own legal advice; Mann may have 'misled' board
• Diplomats: Annan urges Syria troop withdrawal
• Louvre goes visual with Nintendo 3Ds guide
• Toy grenade prompts NYC office building evacuation
• Victims' families boost Conn. death penalty repeal
• Judge refuses to toss charges against Sandusky
• Rise in US exports brightens outlook for economy
• Give your college-aged child a head start in life
• Stolen digital photographs on display in London
• Property Transfers 4-13
• Freeway phobia can hurt cities, not fix them
• National Volunteer Week
• Requiem for a piece of old Norwalk
• Bob Fosse's 'Cabaret' restored to original glory
• JetBlue pilot indicted for flight disruption
• Cranbury Market participates in Stars for STAR
• Wrong turn grants glimpse behind N. Korean curtain
• Singling out New England's trilling birds
• Report: Drummond will leave UConn and turn pro
• Drummond will leave UConn after one year and turn pro
• Rate on 30-year mortgage falls to 3.88 percent
• March US foreclosure activity down near 5-year low
• Strong Indonesian quakes cause panic, not tsunami
• NKorea's Kim Jong Un named to new top party post
• The contrast between government for the people and corporations against the people could not have been greater
• Today's Highlight in History
• Thanks for the Easter event
• Dear Abby
• Mosque protest not about religion
• Conn. House to take up death penalty repeal bill
• Horoscope
• Jazz livens up South Norwalk
• Pa. man claimed to be 'mad scientist' at hospital
• Fairfield County Calendar
• Renowned puppeteer to perform at Stepping Stones
• 'Once' has grace
• AG vows thorough review in Trayvon Martin case
• Second-degree murder charge in Trayvon Martin case
• South Sudanese education activist comes to Winston Prep
• Norwalk Senior Center calendar
• Norwalk High students release trout into Silvermine River
• Selectmen fill interim personnel position
• Titanic exhibit opens at Mystic Aquarium
• University of New Haven student found dead
• Community remembers boy killed by wood chipper
• Gov. visit to highlight investments in Groton base
• Conn. officers may be disciplined over house crash
• Thruway: tipped trailer by Utica could mean delays
• Trooper, motorist report object falling from sky
• Senator Duff, Norwalk Legislators Laud Success Of New State Jobs Program
• NEON CEO calls for board to step down
• Romney brings campaign to Hartford
• A whale of a tale
• Thanks for the Easter event
• Mosque protest not about religion
• Quilt Trail exhibition a success
• Unemployment numbers improve -- except for veterans of war
• Norwalk Senior Center trips
• Way We Were -- Norwalk, Connecticut History
• Scientists probe new theories in sinking of the Titanic
• Connecticut gears up for trout opener
• Guide to road safety for runners
• GE doesn't pay its fair share
• House votes to repeal death penalty in Connecticut
• Board of Education's finance panel looks at Columbus Magnet School
• Oak Hills Park Authority views restaurant plan
• NEON board offers update on Head Start
• Warming seas open Arctic frontier for Coast Guard
• NHL playoffs -- Rangers buy in to Tortorella's strict ways
• NCAA puts Baylor basketball on 3 years' probation
• HS roundup -- Norwalk tops Fairfield Warde in softball action
• Fallen Stamford native to be added to state's military Wall of Honor
• WIlton Commons finally breaks ground
• Third man sentenced for role in prostitution ring
• HS baseball -- Senators edge Stamford in eight innings
• High School Baseball -- Staples earns a road win over Trinity Catholic
• High School Baseball -- Merolla tosses Wilton past St. Joe's
• Islanders return Cizikas to Sound Tigers
• Obama campaign ready for a 'ramping up' on Romney
• GOP lawmaker says 75-plus Dems are communists
• FACT CHECK: Romney's skewed case on women's jobs
• Norwalk police blotter
• Second-degree murder charge in Trayvon Martin case
• Romero outduels Lester, Blue Jays beat Red Sox
• Strasburg outpitches Santana as Mets lose again
• Washington Post: Zimmerman to be charged in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Natural gas prices dip to $2 first time in decade
• Norwalk resident earns award
• Former Catholic school teacher arrested in Conn.
• Man gets 40 years in prison for Torrington killing
• Woman sues UHaul over accident
• Westport Avenue gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Apple market value hits $600B
• High School Roundup -- Warriors rout Danbury in boys lacrosse
• Bad stove connection caused Canterbury fire
• Fugitive from Oregon arrested in Connecticut
• Conn. man pleads not guilty to toddler assault
• Conn. man plans to cross Atlantic Ocean in rowboat
• Man who died in Maine had faced charge in Conn.
• Mass. police put the squeeze on toothpaste thief
• Dear Abby
• Horoscope
• Powerful Indonesia quakes trigger tsunami warnings
• A thanks from the Human Services Council
• Is education reform on life support and can it be resuscitated?
• Don't abolish the death penalty
• Today's students need guidance
• Today in History
• Staggered entry plan seems to have merit at some levels
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Stamford mayor appoints director of legal affairs
• Norwalk police blotter
• Westport-Weston YMCA to host "Healthy Kids Day" on April 28 and a cleanup on May 12
• Cops: Starter pistol-toting teen may face larceny charge
• Norwalk police blotter
• Nathan Hale Middle School High Honors List (6th Grade)
• City officials break ground on new fire headquarters
• Mets suffer first loss
• Canucks, Rangers look to rule NHL playoffs
• HS roundup -- Wilton laxmen pound Hatters
• Council OKs $20.8M budget, allocates $930,821 in federal community development block grants
• Who's the rich guy? Obama, Romney duel over status
• Ship leaving NYC to visit Titanic graves in Canada
• Boy, 6, killed when branch yanks him into wood chipper
• Syria defies plan for cease-fire as peace hopes fade
• Distracted driving enforcement kicks off on New Canaan Avenue
• Norwalk firefighter discrimination claim dismissed
• Photos to capture world in a day on May 15
• Miss Universe pageant now allowing transgender women
• N.Y. brush fire destroys 3 homes, ravages more than 1,000 acres
• Malloy comes to Norwalk, takes questions, flak over education reform
• Girls Lacrosse -- Freshmen help Wilton down Norwalk
• HS boys lacrosse -- Wreckers turn back Cardinals
• Northeast Utilities, NStar close $5B deal
• MMRF expands space in Norwalk
• Northrop Grumman recertified with OSHA VPP status
• Rick Santorum says he's leaving president race, making Mitt Romney likely nominee
• Norwalk Mosque hearing postponed until April 18
• UConn's Lamb declares for the NBA Draft
• Marlins suspend Ozzie Guillen for 5 games
• Anthony has 43, Knicks top Bulls in Rose's return
• Dow closes below 13,000 for first time in a month
• Wilton student honored by school
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• No mowing: NY county wants to use sheep, goats
• Today's Highlight in History
• Norwalk man robbed at King Kennedy housing complex
• Police: Boyfriend beat, choked girlfriend in McDonald's parking lot
• Westport mother of five launches jewelry line
• Conn. program OK's 126 home solar rooftop systems
• Train service resumes after Conn. brush fire
• Conn. lawmaker to announce religious symbol bill
• Man struck and killed on I-84 in Vernon
• Cops: Boy brings drugs to school for show and tell
• Crews battle fire at Plainfield tire shop
• Torrington nursing home fined for choking death
• Occupy New Haven to appeal eviction ruling
• Volunteer Corner - April 10, 2012
• P.E.O. Chapter longtime member honored
• Autism research expected to bear results
• Westport-Weston withdraws application to connect to Westport sewer system
• Norwalk-based Vertrue files for bankruptcy protection
• Connecticut gas prices
• Grateful that the Senate has voted to repeal the death penalty
• This great weather -- and its winds propose a significant fire danger
• Malloy's town meeting tonight a chance to speak out on reform
• Local briefs
• Facebook buying photo-share app Instagram for $1B
• Police: Good Samaritan had wallet stolen
• AL Capsules
• Murphy delivers walk-off win for still undefeated Mets
• Red Sox rally in 9th inning to beat Blue Jays 4-2
• Boys Lacrosse -- Bartolo seizes the Knights; scores six as McMahon tops Stamford
• John Nash Column -- These Senators care about being successful
• High School Roundup -- Norwalk's Sciglimpaglia no-hits Trinity Catholic
• Boys Lacrosse -- New Canaan strikes early, often and rolls to win over Norwalk
• Yesterday's Stars -- Johnson's life touched all the bases
• John Nash Column -- A day off with the Rock Cats
• National champs from Baylor under NCAA investigtion for impermissible contact
• Liquor store owner no longer interested in 185 East Ave.
• Registrars office open until 7 tonight in advance of GOP primary April 24
• Judge won't seal group sex assault case
• Norwalk teen arrested with starter pistol at Brien McMahon High School
• Council to vote on capital budget, block grants tonight
• Syria fires over borders with Lebanon, Turkey
• Trayvon Martin's shooting death won't go to Fla. grand jury
• South Korea says North set to test nukes
• Girls Softball -- Norwalk's Sciglimpaglia no-hits Trinity Catholic
• New Haven line train service resumes
• To Do
• Gas prices still on the rise in Connecticut
• Judge rules against Occupy New Haven protesters
• Dems vying for Conn. Senate agree on Iran, economy
• Nature' s Healings Ways -- The Unconscious mind and Stress
• DOL issues Stop Work Orders to 23 companies
• Special prosecutor: Won't take Trayvon Martin death to grand jury, still investigating
• Police: Student arrested at Brien McMahon High School with starter pistol
• South Korea says North preparing for nuclear test
• Stock futures lower in first reaction to job data
• Avon Products names J&J exec McCoy as new CEO
• AT&T to sell Yellow Pages business to Cerberus
• New Britain councilman kills woman in accident
• Abandoned Waterbury factory continues to burn
• Conn. man to go on trial in NH scientist's killing
• Democrats vying for Senate gather for debate
• Police continue search for Wesleyan robber
• Authorities find lost hikers in Berlin
• Judge to rule on Occupy New Haven
• Chocopologie Truffle Class Dinner
• Cruise ship to retrace voyage of Titanic
• Before movie, Titanic was a news story
• Learning to fight back through the art of self defense
• 7-year-old boy tied to Alaska arson fires
• Alaska's largest city breaks seasonal snow record
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Ponus Ridge Middle School High Honors List
• Chamber of Commerce appoints new executive director
• Our beautiful weather belies the danger in parched woods
• The easy way to better health: just get up and get walking!
• Dear Abby
• Horoscope
• Niese takes no-hit bid into 7th, Mets sweep Braves
• Hellickson, Rays shut down Yankees 3-0 for sweep
• Watson wins Masters playoff over Oosthuizen
• Avila's homer gives Tigers 13-12 win over Red Sox
• Anthony has 43, Knicks top Bulls in Rose's return
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' star interviewer, dies
• 3 injured after car slams into Norwich basement
• Family sues Conn. over couple's death on parkway
• Junior parishioners hunt down eggs on Easter Sunday
• Norwalk police blotter
• Bubba Watson wins The Masters on second playoff hole
• Malloy to hold 11th Conn. school reform hearing
• Man who fled accident scene arrested for lying to police about vehicle theft
• Norwalk Y bestows first 'Lifetime Achievement Award' to Giordano
• Russian opposition activists rally on Red Square
• This is not an area for a Mosque, a Temple, a Church, a Gas Station nor a Burger King
• I have known Jack
• What a waste of money
• Signs posted for Ohio dog search prompt complaints
• Official: 38 killed in central Nigeria car bombing
• Gingrich: Still in, says Romney likely GOP nominee
• Mr. Gay World comes to Africa
• Pope marks Easter with call for Syria violence end
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' star interviewer, dies
• Family of couple killed on Merritt Parkway in Westport sues state
• Hanson holds off charge by Mickelson at Masters
• Mali's parliamentary head returns from exile
• Duda hits 2 HRs, Wright adds HR, Mets beat Braves
• Obama marks Easter holiday
• Gardeners need a sense of humus
• Congress: GSA violated its gift awards limits
• 1990 cold case revived from new evidence
• 'Evita' star Ricky Martin still feels stage pangs
• Today in history, April 7
• Ex-CIA officer charged with leaking secret info
• Tick season could be rough this season
• Chris Powell
• High School Roundup -- McMahon lax stays undefeated
• Sound Tigers fall to Bruins
• Norwalker becomes Bristol Police officer
• Christians in Holy Land pray on Easter Saturday
• Conn. official wants prison nursery for new moms
• High School Softball -- Rams ride Ventura Highway to victory over Bears
• "March for Justice" attracts wide array of Norwalkers
• Bay State agency falls in line, giant utility now fait accompli
• Westport Country Playhouse to host "Playhouse Community Day" on April 14
• Community group "Got Field?" raising money to build Staples High softball field
• Submission deadline extended
• Quotes of the week: Having their say
• Norwalk man arrested for crashing into store, leaving scene
• Obama: Women are not an interest group
• Pakistani troops dig for 117 missing in avalanche
• Cambridge wins boat race stopped by Thames swimmer
• GOP superdelegates: It's over, Romney is nominee
• US job market takes a break after hiring binge
• 2nd Taxing District restores $15,500 for Youth Summer Jobs
• Norwalk lawyer honored for his pro-bono work
• Weir Farm announces National Park Week activities
• Recovery threatened by runaway student loan debt
• Money sought to implement Norwalk Connectivity Masterplan
• Christ Episcopal serves as temporary home for Al-Madany Islamic Center of Norwalk
• Hope for Romania baby born with stunted intestines
• Home invasion survivor weighs in on death penalty
• Governor to cover a lot of ground next week at West Rocks
• Dunham charts 20-something confusion in 'Girls'
• Gary Sinise cancels appearances after car accident
• Norwalk Housing Foundation scholarship profile
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• Ask a Designer: Embrace your inner sports parent
• Cascarones: Confetti-filled eggs catch on in US
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Dear Abby
• Historical Society librarian 'a true treasure of Stamford'
• Weir Farm announces Park Week activities
• NY wife tried 3 times in husband's death sentenced
• County's talent to be put on display in show
• Broadway's religious explosion
• Red Flag Warnings
• The Weekly Movie Bulletin For April 6 - 12, 2012
• Arkansas coach Petrino put on leave after crash
• Authorities to pressure US to send 'Merchant of Death' to Russia
• Study: Oil, gas production could explain increase in small earthquakes
• Pope holds cross at end of Colosseum procession
• Rangers coach John Tortorella fined $20,000
• Gleason upset over release of Williams recording
• MLB ticket prices flat for 1st time in 2 decades
• Lawmakers fail us again
• BOE critics should pay attention
• Norwalk-based Creative Video Corporation celebrates 15 years
• Pena hits slam, then adds winning single vs Rivera
• FIU fires Isiah Thomas after 3 seasons
• Couples leads and Woods has work to do at Masters
• Murphy's Law -- Team first, success comes later
• Steve Geoghegan column: Two games don't make a season
• Hundreds run and walk to battle Lyme disease
• Explain the math, please
• Dear Abby
• Geese guard nest outside store as shoppers gander
• Horoscope
• Top chef, city R&P department collect this week's bouquets
• Boys Tennis -- McMahon knocks off Norwalk
• High School Roundup -- Weston trips Wilton in baseball action
• Boys Lacrosse -- Wilton beats New Canaan
• George Albano Column -- Riley, Bieling will not be forgotten
• Hartford mail carrier sentenced in fraud scheme
• SPCA: Dead animals on NY highway were euthanized
• Co-worker: Steve Powell spoke of Utah camping trip
• Yale faculty: Uphold rights at Singapore campus
• Sisters plan Pacific trip to honor WWII hero uncle
• Conn. officers charged with illegally firing guns
• US executives at bailed-out firms have pay cut
• Md. high court poised to hear lesbian divorce case
• Ohio rabbi's books tied to Holocaust survivors
• New photo shows old man Manson at 77
• Navy jet crashes in Virginia., 2 pilots eject
• US hiring slows amid uncertainty about economy
• Facebook leaning toward Nasdaq, reports say
• Mother may have tried to save teen in fatal fire
• Missing man's family urges search of Shelton woods
• Police cite owners of dogs that attacked woman
• Burglary suspect gets stuck in chimney
• 65-year-old woman killed by SUV in Suffield
• Voccio named publisher of The Bulletin of Norwich
• Ghost ship adrift for a year set ablaze by Coast Guard
• UN chief warns crisis in Syria becoming worse
• President setting up Supreme Court as campaign issue
• Ferdinand Porsche, 911 designer, dies
• Study: Young Americans less likely to drive
• Town in Wyoming sells at auction for $900,000
• Judge gives ex-Soviet arms dealer 25 years in prison
• US stocks closing mostly down; worst week of 2012
• No coverage of West Rocks play?
• Census finds record low growth in outlying suburbs
• Today in history, Friday, April 6, 2012
• Property Transfers, April 6, 2012
• Get ready, get set, go: It's a good time to buy
• Setting the record straight on Merritt Parkway Trail
• Himes follows the crowd
• Like 'River City,' people, we've got trouble -- behind the wheel
• Analysis shows dramatic rise in distribution of oxycodone
• We aren't done yet
• NY police find stolen truck as it's being buried
• Alleged Shell station killer headed to trial
• Briggs forced to shut down day care program, city looks for other options
• Large crowd gathers to honor deceased Norwalk Police officer
• Norwalk police blotter
• Experts gather at NCC for Prescription Drug Abuse Summit
• Police focus on distracted driving
• Wilton middle school students clean up at state-wide science fair
• Board approves mill rate increase of just under 1 percent
• Veterinary Cancer Center marks opening in Norwalk
• Norwalk man charged with sex assault in Norwalk, Stamford
• UConn's appeal on APR decision is denied by NCAA
• Britannica's halt of print edition triggers sales
• Chamber is offering trip to South Africa
• Norwalk Hospital explores partnership with Western Connecticut Health Network
• Connecticut on track to abolish death penalty
• Gov. Malloy to hold public meeting about education in Norwalk
• Fire danger prompts smoking ban in Norwalk parks, effective immediately
• Retailers report positive March sales
• US unemployment claims hit 4-year low of 357K
• Visit the Norwalk Public Library to View 'The Reading Family' by Jo Ann Claybourne at the Norwalk Public Library
• Norwalk Health Department Celebrates National Public Health Week
• Stocks drop 125 points for worst loss in a month
• Titanic centennial puts Halifax back in the spotlight
• Massachusetts officials approve NU purchase of NStar
• Committee on Museum fate needs to address its challenge with vigor
• Board members must pay serious attention to school system
• Civic Action needs to accompany faith
• The future for NEON…
• Hour proved not to be an independent voice
• Residents pack hearing on proposed Norwalk mosque
• High School Roundup -- Norwalk and McMahon both win boys lax openers
• High School Baseball -- Staples bounces back to beat Norwalk
• High School Softball -- Norwalk opens season with statement
• Sound Tigers clinch playoff spot
• High School Baseball -- McMahon rolls over Bassick
• Pettitte pitches inning in Yankees' win
• Santana set to return as Mets open against Braves
• Norwalk police blotter
• Westport Fire Department hosts 2nd annual Donate Life event
• Hundreds pack public hearing on proposed mosque in Norwalk
• Norwalk takes part in National Start! Walking Day
• Norwalk crackdown this month on speeding, driving while texting
• LaJoie's looking at electric-powered shredder; officials assess impact of March 28 fire
• NCC holds Academic Festival, hosts human rights activist
• Westport police arrest 3 for credit card scam
• A melodic Aldrich Museum First Fridays
• A startling end to an opera
• Review: Swing tracking for 'Tiger 13' almost there
• Arts Council sponsors annual photgraphy show
• Norwalk Police nab variety store robbery suspect
• Mali opposition won't take part in junta gathering
• Afghan bomb kills at least 10, including 2 GIs
• Iran: Website slammed for offer talk to US
• Westport Police arrest alleged purse snatcher
• Eel market sizzles as prices hit $2k/lb in Maine
• State police union to address ticket quota dispute
• Developers pull out of Haddam land-swap deal
• 11 Glastonbury students expelled for drugs
• Condo group says Jewish woman can keep mezuzah
• Ham prices high heading into Easter holiday
• State Senate to vote on death penalty bill
• Capers: What they are and how to use them
• Davis hits 9th-inning HR to lead Mets over Yanks
• Netanyahu wants deal to prevent 'binational state'
• Americans turn to smaller cars
• Pit bulls in Philippine dog fights to be put down
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Movie important tool to end practice, but more is needed
• Minnesota school blocks porn actress prom date
• 40-0: Griner and Baylor 1 win from title, history
• Roton Middle School HIgh Honors List
• Mayor urges BOR to vote on fire plan
• CA attack suspect upset about expulsion, teasing
• Southern Air adds two 777s to its fleet
• The Card Cupboard is closing up shop in Norwalk
• Wildcats live up to expectations with title
• Pit bulls in Philippine dog fights to be put down
• Conn. lawmakers likely to vote on death penalty
• Mets slice payroll, Citi Field dimensions
• Horoscope
• Imparting knowledge a Masters tradition
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Report: James Murdoch to step down from BSkyB
• US stocks fall after dimmer outlook from Fed
• Romney takes Maryland, looks to sweep 3 primaries
• Former Westport Weston Family President pledged $500,000 donation
• Citizens will be losers if state approves red-light cameras
• If you think nation needs more taxes, then Himes is your man
• Mulvoy Street no-parking signs not fair to the businesses there
• Peregrine and osprey share the Norwalk River
• Medical societies challenge number of tests, treatments automatically ordered by doctors
• There is much to learn from Lincoln
• Soundsurfer and Downunder to hold charity event in June
• Trout season opens in New York
• Malloy signs bill capping Conn. wholesale gas tax
• High School Baseball Preview Capsules
• High School Baseball Preview -- Holomakoff bounces back from knee injury to backstop Senators
• School board mulls change in entry times
• Protesters target GE Capital's tax history
• Mayor, police chief hope to attend Trayvon Martin rally
• Ward B Dems battle over delegates to state convention
• Newspapers erect pay walls in hunt for new revenue
• NEON cancels meeting to discuss Mann's resignation
• Crisis Center kicks off sexual assault awareness month
• Bill to decrease penalty for lying about residency for education purposes not dead yet
• High School spring sports season opens today
• AP Interview: Pakistani dismisses US $10 million
• Mali Coup leader stays put, despite sanctions
• Palin and Couric: No drama on morning TV showdown
• Victims of Calif. gunman were young, diverse
• 'This is my family,' woman says in IRA tapes fight
• Married gay couples sue for immigration rights
• APNewsBreak: Feds accuse Arpaio of bad faith
• Mother pleads guilty to sexually assaulting baby
• Conn. art gallery owner arrested on fraud charges
• NY court clarifies disclosures in criminal probes
• Conn. extends ban on herring from state waters
• Norwalk resident Jim Moriarty awaiting approval as new Stamford athletic director
• Man implicated in 2001 murder shot in Norwalk
• Molson Coors buying StarBev for $3.54 billion
• Chrysler sales rise; big month seen for industry
• Bridgeport man pleads guilty in gang killing
• Woman dies after hanging herself at New Haven jail
• Conn. extends ban on herring from state waters
• Conn. religious groups march against death penalty
• Report: officer made 'poor decision' in shooting
• Man charged in series of Tolland County burglaries
• Car crashes into Waterbury convenience store
• Won and Done: Kentucky tops Kansas 67-59 for title
• T'ai Chi Classes by Tyler Griese of NCC at The Norwalk Public Library
• Brown Bag Book Group at South Norwalk Branch Reads 'The Scent of Rain and Lightning' for April 19
• Books Sandwiched In of Norwalk Public Library Reads 'The Warmth of Other Suns' for April 26
• Norwalk Fair Housing Commission recognizes landmark Fair Housing Act
• Norwalkers head to Nicaragua as part of Sister Cities Project
• Wilton minister recounts her journey to Israel
• Arbitration agreement not an exercise in efficient government
• Transportation bill extension not ideal, but pragmatic move
• Norwalk student works at Habitat for Humanity project
• Bonds lowered for Westport couple accused of abusing 2-year-old child
• Norwalk local briefs
• US stocks rise, building on soaring first quarter
• Where is the money?
• A double standard on civility
• Supposed voter advocates get hysterical
• Girls Lacrosse Preview -- Staples seniors have one more shot at glory
• Girls Lacrosse Previews -- Team capsules
• Yesterday's Stars -- Nocero has great sports memories
• Boys Lacrosse Preview -- Team capsules
• Boys Lacrosse Preview -- Last year's finishes are driving forces in this year's success
• Drug kingpin Benjamin Arellano Felix gets 25 years in prison
• Westport PTA hashes out education reforms
• Loophole in law let teen drive big rig in crash
• Tax board sends $296.8M budget to Norwalk council
• Pettitte continues making progress
• Committee fails to vote on residency bill
• Keeping it in Norwalk: SalesOne buys building to relocate within city
• Research: Black women more prone to fatal cervical cancer
• Norwalk Hospital offers early detection lung cancer screening
• Award winning documentary Bully could come to Norwalk, but how much good could a movie do?
• Police: Fugitive couple wanted for area bank robberies arrested on separate charges in Virginia
• Police identify man found in Stamford Harbor
• Bin Laden's relatives get short prison sentence
• Report: AirTran did the best job for passengers
• Israel navy chief scolded over April Fools' prank
• Russian opposition candidate wins mayoral vote
• US manufacturing grows as output, employment rise
• GM adds week to Volt plant's usual summer closure
• Burger King's new menu _ a lot like McDonald's
• Police find Stamford man's body under boat
• Indian Point nuke plant conducting security drills
• College notebook
• Newman wins wild finish at Martinsville Speedway
• Norwalk Police Blotter
• Conn. teams set record for longest kickball game
• Coast Guard Academy honors first black graduate
• Census Bureau rejects NYC challenge
• Rep. Larson to present Purple Heart to Vietnam vet
• Notre Dame beats bitter rival UConn 83-75 in OT
• Volunteer Corner - April 2, 2012
• Would you rather your kids played in a park with a few weeds, or had their DNA altered?
• Dear Abby
• Pathway to a Better South Norwalk: Resident participation is key
• What's wrong with simplifying standard for attorney general?
• Horoscope
• Time to register for Relay for Life
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Griner, Baylor too much for Stanford in 59-47 loss
• Sound Tigers prevail in OT
• Kansas, Kentucky to meet in power-program final
• Area High School Softball Team Capsules
• High School Softball Preview -- McMahon looking to add to its foundation of rebuilding
• Notre Dame women beat UConn 83-75 in Final 4
• Connecticut may become the first state to label genetically altered foods.
• Feds: Conn. man linked to stolen art
• Norwalk Vietnam Vet named Veteran of the Month
• Police: Man chokes Norwalk man during road rage incident
• Norwalk High School student awarded $100,000 scholarship
• Beaver Beer owners have a brew of a good time
• Malloy to sign Conn. gas tax cap bill
• Gov. Malloy to discuss education in Ansonia
• Feds plan prescription drug summit in Norwalk
• Big comeback leads KU to 64-62 win over Ohio St
• Local chef and NCC professor admitted to prestigious culinary academy
• Workout for St. Jude event raises $4,000
• Judge says groups can't shield campaign donors
• Rep. Ryan: I misspoke on military generals
• Mexican president: De la Madrid dead at age 77
• Don't cry over spilled milk in Pa. _ sprinkle lime
• Syria conference: Coalition moves to fund rebels
• Clinton to Iran: Show that nuclear arms not sought
• Clinton doubts that Assad is interested in peace
• President Felipe Calderon says former President Miguel de la Madrid has died at age 77
• Mentorship fosters deep bond for Norwich volunteer
• State holds amnesty day for illegal animals
• 50 years later, memories of fire still smolder
• Westport fire puts down house fire on Bumpy Lane
• Biden confident high court will affirm health care
• Dear Abby
• Major League Baseball Preview -- It's no longer an old story
• Congress passes bill to keep highway aid flowing
• 5 Huskies highlight US women's hoops Olympic team
• April Fool
• The Best of Andy Rooney: What's right in America? A great deal!
• Troopers urged to compete for issuing most tickets
• Familiar foes meet again at the Final Four
• At 98, once-illiterate lobsterman is an author
• For those who love God, no place for prejudice
• Turn of River club help teacher's friend as he recovers from bone marrow transplant
• Norwalk resident turns dream into reality-leaves corporate world to write and produce feature film
• Kahne wins Sunday's pole at Martinsville Speedway
• Ex-NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf arrested in Montana
• Norwalk Parking Authority approves $5.1M budget, boosts monthly permit fees by $1 or $2
• Congress gets rough treatment at Supreme Court
• Teams brace for thin air to reach hoops summit
• 3 winners, over 100 million Mega Millions losers
• Sound Tigers Notebook: Home is where the heart is
• Police arrest woman with cocaine in fake belly
• What happened on New Canaan Avenue a tragic accident
• On the run, bin Laden lived in 5 houses
• Conn. grants money to vocational-technical schools
• Iraqi-American woman slain in US is buried in Iraq
• Horoscope
• Feedback mixed on proposed recreational trail along Merritt Parkway
• Christy Hayes is no longer the St. Joe's guy
• Little Red Schoolhouse Program Helps Cub Scouts Earn Badge
• Familiar foes meet again at the Final Four
• Joe Madaffari, who grew up in and around sports, was destined to become an athletic director
• John Nash Column -- UConn's long road led to Denver
• Men's Basketball Final Four -- Louisville ousted by Kentucky
• Diverse athletic background serving Wayne Mones well in role at Norwalk High School athletic director
• Changes to ECS formula proposed, failed, but scored a win
• Norwalk Symphony Orchestra presents percussion demonstration for children
• As NEON moves forward, a look back at former CEO Joseph Mann
• Lin needs knee surgery, likely done for season
• Cooperstown museum unveils Civil War exhibit
• NY lawmaker pushes for stronger rape laws
• Wilton Town Counsel goes undercover
• Clashes between Yemeni army, militants kill 30
• Bike path along Merritt Parkway poor use of transportation money
• Teen girls learn about self-esteem
• Westport-Weston Chamber of Commerce hires new Executive Director
• Jackie Mason companion arrested on assault charge
• Norwalk Police Blotter
• Judge says groups can't shield campaign donors
• Humor can help candidates; ouch when it doesn't
• Sydney Opera House in the dark over Earth Hour
• Clinton: Time running out for diplomacy with Iran
• Prosecutor in Trayvon Martin case known as tough
• Clashes between Yemeni army, militants kill 30
• NY man accused of putting Mercury in hospital food
• Putting a face on the Connecticut witch trials
• UConn hosts Science Olympiad for high schoolers
• Conn. activists to protest Trayvon Martin death
• Big East leaders agree to conference academic ban
• Anonymous donor, prom dress event, Wilton top cop all win our bouquets
• Catholic Church facts to remember
• Church service listings
• As AIG profits, taxpayers lose big
• Veterans often need some help to find 'military friendly' colleges
• Backroom deal is a big deal
• Keep our DPW workers
• Norwalker launches Creative Crayons
• Rangers win again, closing in on top seed
• Steve Geoghegan column: Getting to know a special group
• Teams brace for thin air to reach hoops summit
• Meet the Athletic Directors -- Livevick loves what he does
• Meet the Athletic Directors -- Lisevick loves what he does
• Norwalk resident passes for beach, parks, transfer station, available online Monday
• McGraws donate $10M to Norwalk Hospital to help build ambulatory care center
• Hospital and Health Dept. team up on community needs assessment
• Long-time Whistleville merchants protest no-parking signs
• Andy Rooney's CBS desk donated to Newseum in DC
• Mega Millions ticket sales rise in Connecticut
• American League Preview -- A look at the Boston Red Sox
• National League Preview -- A look at the New York Mets
• American League Preview -- A look at the New York Yankees
• Westport approves $100M BOE budget
• Democratic council members invite constituents to SoNo Library Saturday
• Five Huskies named to U.S. Olympic Women's Basketball Team
• APNewsBreak: Windsor ed board member arrested
• Stocks rise, extending best start since 1998
• NYPD: Woman reports dispute with Jackie Mason
• NYC woman falls to death from balcony
• Meeting regarding Head Start's future underway
• Romney gets Bush backing, but no sign of George W.
• 'Military friendly' college lists prompt concerns
• CO sheriff: There were problems with fire warnings
• Afghan suspect attorney: US gov 'hiding evidence'
• Police: Woman faked being doctor to get drugs
• Naugatuck woman gets 8 years for bank fraud
• Mega-long odds for winning record jackpot
• US consumer spending up 0.8 pct., but income lags
• Man charged with enticing teen for sex
• Troopers urged to compete for issuing most tickets
• Conn. lawmakers to honor Vietnam veterans
• Naugatuck woman gets 8 years for bank fraud
• 3 arrested in assault on disabled Vernon man
• City of Norwalk News - Resident Pass Registration
• LaJoies Meeting
• Horoscope
• States await tax jackpot from Mega Millions winning ticket
• Conn. police free sex shop customer from handcuffs
• Senate ignores Obama's plea to halt tax subsidies for oil companies
• Congress approves stopgap transportation bill
• Services for Earl Scruggs to take place Sunday at Ryman Auditorium
• Dear Abby
• Highlights in history on this date:
• 500K grant to cleanup 20 North Water St. in advance of redevelopment
• How to pursue your claims
• More autism reported, likely from better testing
• Horoscope
• Police video raises doubts about Florida gunman's story
• Property transfers 3-29-12
• Right at Home: living large in a small space
• Aon Hewitt helps out nonprofit
• Chamber draws a crowd: Dr. Rose gives take on upcoming elections
• Studies say commonly used pesticide may harm bees
• University revokes Hungary president's doctorate
• Final Four brings big programs to Big Easy
• Ann Romney to keynote Conn. Republicans' dinner
• Way We Were
• Police: Car thief who crashed was eating, texting
• Wilton company reaches settlement with Justice Department, resolves allegations of discrimination
• It was murder
• Laws passed by Congress are meaningless if not enforced
• Lori's tenure as bishop
• Drop in jobless benefit seekers a good sign
• Tsk, tsk, Ms. Romano
• Wouldn't it be two hours?
• Esperanza invites pop to her realm with new record
• Civil War battles recalled via relics left behind
• Stanford routs Minnesota 75-51 in NIT title game
• Wright's grand slam lifts Mets over Astros
• Stamford men arrested in fraudulent check scheme
• George Column -- Cooksey keeps himself in the game while redshirting
• NCAA Women's Final Four -- Huskies has motivated as ever
• NY state to let NYC take its juvenile delinquents
• Golden eagle returns to Conn.
• Brien McMahon students announce events to raise awarness of child abuse
• Conn. Democrats make tweaks to Malloy's budget
• Massive amount of narcotics seized during Norwalk drug raid
• Ex-Conn. church leader pleads not guilty to fraud
• Former NEON Head Start teacher acquitted of rape
• State to host Nutmeg, Senior Games
• Greens Farms Academy Spring Sports Previews
• United They Win -- Huskies came together at the right time for another deep tournament run
• Police look to solve puzzle of mysterious body; identity and cause of death unknown
• Egypt: Islamists press generals to fire government
• Fewer than half Arab leaders attend Iraq summit
• Former FBI director named Puerto Rico police chief
• France buries gunman after Algeria refuses
• Ann Romney to keynote Connecticut Republicans' dinner
• Aerosmith promises new album in 3 months
• Capsule reviews of new movie releases
• Will Ferrell announces 'Anchorman' sequel
• Connecticut unemployment rate drops to 7.8 percent
• Norwalk rally to be held in support of Trayvon Martin
• Norwalk Fire Inspectors face hurdles in LaJoie's fire investigation
• Best Buy to cut costs, open and close stores
• US economy grew 3 percent in final quarter of 2011
• Pedestrian struck and killed in Middletown
• Conn. puts spotlight on state's only native lizard
• Darien banker seeks dismissal of hate crime case
• Cops: pitcher Carl Pavano was target of extortion
• Conn. bill rolls back local liability protections
• Conn. minority caucus to host public hearing
• National NAACP President to visit Conn. Capitol
• OpSail having trouble attracting tall ships
• The progression of technology
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Spring has arrived along the shoreline
• Life in prison without possibility of release is just punishment
• Parents urged to make sure Easter pets receive proper care
• Eliminating city garbage service to save money makes no sense
• UConn: That's one small step to tighten administration
• State agency gives its approval to unite two power companies
• Fire up job market with aid for startups
• Northrop Grumman donates flags to Norwalk
• Women's Final Four arguably strongest ever
• Ash Creek Saloon to raise funds for CT Food Bank
• Wilton residents speak out about proposed $30 million budget
• 2nd Taxing District commission to discuss budget, summer jobs funding on Friday
• Zimmermann goes 6 shutout innings, Nats beat Mets
• Beachy goes 6 for Braves against Yankees
• Farro: What it is and how to use is
• Hot snack tax hard to digest in Britain
• The power of the grill sweetens spring asparagus
• Governors to tour plant where 'pink slime' is made
• A strawberry-apricot tart to get ready for spring
• Pumpkin ravioli wins Pillsbury Bake-Off
• Golf industry touts economic impact on the state
• Rowayton Arts holds 33rd annual show
• Fairfield County Calendar
• Tweeters catty over reports Medvedev's pet fled
• Crystal Theatre presenting musical written by local 14-year-old
• That tornado hitting Broadway has a name
• Anne Hills brings folk talents to Celebration
• Spring birdlife comes early to New England
• Counsel: prosecutors overzealous in Stevens case
• Former ICE employee pleads guilty to fraud
• Witnesses complicate Corzine's testimony on money
• US asks Pope to help in Alan Gross case
• Dozens of firefighters battle blaze at LaJoie's Scrap Metal
• Fire rips through single-family home on Woods End Lane
• Dead sheep, lit candles found in East Hartford
• Conn. adopts protocols for 'Secure Communities'
• More US CEOs plan to hire as outlook brightens
• Feds: Conn. mobster has info on Boston art heist
• Conn. Democrats propose gas price measures
• Conn. man charged in fatal dumbbell attack
• Rally over Florida teen's death set for Hartford
• Mumbai, Miami on list for big weather disasters
• Lawmaker dons hoodie during House speech
• Court: Man can't sue gov't over records sharing
• White House voices confidence in solicitor general
• The Boston Marathon, first-hand
• Dear Abby
• Horoscope
• Today's Highlight in History
• Final Four coaches poised to keep cashing in
• Andy Pettitte throws BP, simulated game
• Stocks edge lower after consumer confidence report
• Norwalk Senior Center
• Top return man to be honored with Rodgers Award
• Auto racing -- Waterford's Blastoff opens season in New England
• Council approves DPW arbitration award, battle over garbage outsourcing continues
• FNEW April Meeting Announcement
• After cheating scandal, students required to include photo IDs with college entrance exam applications
• Writers must take responsibility to research before placing blame
• Drivers should slow down and watch out for pedestrians
• Thanks for removing posters from poles along Wall Street
• If health-care law overturned, Americans lose
• Pedestrians using roads should always Walk Against Traffic
• Revised education reform bill reflects pragmatic compromises
• Council approves arbitration to raise pay for DPW employees, but approval sets the stage to outsource garbage collection
• Jets did not consult Sanchez about Tebow
• UConn women earn berth in Final Four
• Super Bowl-champion Giants meet Dallas in opener
• Payton seeks Parcells' counsel about Saints' plan
• Meet the athletic directors -- Berkowitz keeps Trojans on course
• GOP regains control of Common Council, picks up 6 chairmanships
• Sound Tigers rally to defeat Sharks
• UConn's Oriakhi granted release from program
• Norwalk mom live-tweets birth of firstborn son
• Police: Norwalk man stole nearly $30,000 from Stamford youth league
• Lt. Hartman named 'Officer of the Year'
• Public hearing Wednesday on Norwalk parking rates
• Free prom dresses available for area high school students
• Accuser testifies in ex-Head Start teacher's rape trial
• Bolstered by anonymous donor, significant fundraising West Side Story takes stage at McMahon
• UConn 2012 football schedule announced
• Pepperidge Farm president to step down
• Norwalk space is sold for $999k
• Mother arrested for sending her child to Norwalk schools illegally sentenced to five years
• Mortgage assistance event set Thursday
• Obama seeks thaw with Pakistan at Seoul summit
• Syria accepts UN peace plan but bloodshed persists
• Mother, arrested for sending her child to Norwalk schools illegally, sentenced to five years
• Officials bar brush burning due to fire risk
• Conservative justices question insurance mandate
• Norwalk teen arrested on neighbor's roof of house wearing a wig
• Harry Potter adventures go on sale in e-book form
• Justices moving to heart of health care overhaul
• GE signs deal with Nigeria for power plants
• Local lawmakers urge natural gas expansion for state
• Porn star as prom date? Minn. district says no
• Today's Highlight in History
• Hughes goes six innings in minor league game
• Dear Abby
• Police investigate shooting that occurred during baby shower
• NCAA women -- Kentucky downs Gonzaga
• Horoscope
• Bernanke calls US job market weak despite gains
• Tebow the Jet: Celebrity backup meets media
• Bernanke calls US job market weak despite gains
• EU probes United Technology's Goodrich deal
• Firefighters battle brush fire in East Haddam park
• Conn. lawmakers to celebrate Affordable Care Act
• New Haven man charged in city teen's killing
• Car hits Bridgeport housing complex, catches fire
• Prosecutors drop murder charge in Bridgeport death
• New London settles wrongful death lawsuit
• Volunteer Corner - March 27, 2012
• Norwalk Legislators Encourage More Natural Gas Availability For Consumers
• Pope Benedict arrives in Cuba, presses for reforms
• BMHS's 'West Side Story' is a true success story
• The value of The Hour
• Obsitnik lands endorsement of Norwalk RTC leaders
• Trumbull man arrested after driving on golf course
• Brien McMahon HIgh School seniors on HIgh Honors List
• Norwalk police blotter
• Moccia: Approve contract, address garbage issue later
• Connecticut antiques event had a Bay State address!
• Law aimed at ending unfair edge for Congressional stock traders
• 'Pink slime' maker cuts back production in all but one plant
• Baylor pounds Tennessee 77-58 for Final Four bid
• UConn women -- A reunion of sorts
• UConn women's hoop notebook -- Doty has been waiting for this
• Meet the athletic directors -- Butterfield guides the Dragons
• Knicks shake off injury bug to beat Bucks 89-80
• Yesterdays stars -- Connolly made a name for himself
• Education reform bill passes out of committee; local politicans unhappy with changes
• Investigation continues into fatal pedestrian accident
• Westport artist's exhibit reflects upon bipolar disorder
• Jack Chiaramonte mulls state Senate race
• Gas prices already closing in on last year's high
• Malloy, Navy secretary discuss Groton sub base
• Studies: Weight-loss surgery can possibly cure diabetes
• Big gain for stocks after Bernanke remarks
• Malloy's teacher tenure reforms get rewrite by committee
• 'Pink slime' maker suspends some plant operations
• GE signs deal with Nigeria for power plants
• Tebow the Jet: Celebrity backup meets media
• The Laundry Basket opens in Norwalk
• Norwalk mother is live tweeting the birth of her child, right now
• Student saves classmate's life with Heimlich
• Chief: Shooting victim was 'innocent bystander'
• Repairs prompt Moccia to trade in SUV
• Norwalkers help vets in West Haven
• Cameron: Earth's deepest spot desolate, foreboding
• Westport first selectman recovering from Prostate Cancer surgery
• Jews protest Hitler shampoo ad in Turkey
• Obama to Russia: More flexibility after elections
• Obama warns N. Korea, Iran their options are few
• High court takes up fight over Obama health law
• Contracts for US homes dipped in February
• High court takes up fight over Obama health law
• Economists see higher taxes as way to cut deficit
• Huge fire damages 3 homes in Norwich
• Stonington student charged with making threats
• Naugatuck woman faces sentencing for bank fraud
• Conn. hospice care bill faces 1st legislative test
• Tractor-trailer crash closes I-84 east in Vernon
• NCAA notebook -- Huskies showed that experience counts
• Meet the athletic directors -- Butler does it for St. Luke's
• NCAA tournament -- UConn women turn back Penn State
• Sound Tigers net overtime win
• Tiger Woods a winner on tour again after 30 months
• Kentucky beats Baylor 82-70 in South Regional
• College notebook -- Wilton's Johnson top scorer at Columbia
• NCAA men -- Taylor's 22 lead KU to 80-67 win over Carolina
• James Cameron reaches deepest spot on Earth
• Hundreds flock to Kids Fest in Wilton
• City court program on block
• What's ECS, how it got that way and where it's going
• Tips for avoiding tick bites and Lyme disease
• UConn women advance to regional finals
• Senators ask feds to probe requests for passwords
• House fire in Conn. kills 1, injures 5
• Howard Stern sidekick 'BabaBooey' succeeds at public service
• Victim of chimp attack says Malloy knew of danger
• Shays says Senate needs a New England centrist
• Local Eastern Students have become members of Accounting Society
• YMCA plans to build new culinary academy and youth center
• Charlestin a Quinnipiac STAR
• Local Students studying abroad
• Official outlines energy savings
• Police ID Norwalk jogger killed by 16-year-old driver
• Spring clean-up
• Where is Duff on taxing digital downloads?
• Liquor bill a partial win for consumers, governor
• We all make mistakes
• Why Senate Bill 24 is Good for Connecticut Schools
• Power of the electorate backs youth jobs program
• German city spared disruption over suspected bomb
• Horoscope
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Dear Abby
• Police investigate shooting that occurred during baby shower
• Aretha Franklin celebrates 70th, talks new music
• 'Apes,' 'Colbert Report' win Genesis Awards
• Say Hello! to Pakistan's glamorous side
• Abu Dhabi seeks bidders for Louvre branch
• Chavez arrives in Cuba to begin radiation therapy
• Blogger: UAE holds activist for criticizing rulers
• WHITE HOUSE NOTEBOOK: Press kept out in S. Korea
• Events show power of individuals to make history
• Possible new lead in Peking Man fossils mystery
• One dead in Danbury house fire
• If you care about the museum, take a good, hard look
• Boards hash out operating budget
• Callahan scores SO winner for Rangers
• Is this a good sign?
• Forget hoops, NFL has March Madness
• NCAA men -- North Carolina fends off upset bid in OT
• Today's Highlight in History
• Stocks bounce around on global economic worries
• MF Global exec says Corzine ordered $200M transfer
• Supreme Court set to weigh fate of health care overhaul
• Jets creating potential QB mess
• Popular opinion is we get most of our imports of oil from Saudia Arabia. Wrong!
• Chancel Notes
• Ohio State beats Syracuse 77-70 to reach Final 4
• Knicks bounce back with another rout of Pistons
• Meals on Wheels volunteers feel pinch at the pump
• What's ECS, where it's going and how it got that way
• The Best of Andy Rooney: Play first, read instructions later
• Republicans poised to take control of Norwalk council
• Musical chairs in the council; chapter two?
• Army: PTSD treatable; some diagnosed return to war
• How health care case will unfold before the court
• Former Norwalk teacher against SB24
• Norwalker says thanks for the cleanup on Cossitt Road
• Union earns first Frozen Four appearance
• Aide says Dick Cheney had heart transplant
• Public comment is democracy in action
• Teens to 'Cover the Night' to voice plight of African children
• O'Neill's hosts benefit for bullys
• Norwalk man's sexual assault trial begins Monday
• No obvious solutions to 'saving' Norwalk Museum as viable entity
• Yankees' rotation competition ongoing
• NCAA men -- Louisville in Final 4 with comeback win over Florida
• The more things change, the more they remain the same
• Tiger Woods takes 1-shot lead at Bay Hill
• NCAA women's tourney notebook -- Regional players have courted friendships
• Griner dunks as Baylor women rout Georgia Tech
• NCAA women's basketball -- Kingston Regional capsules
• Report: Penn State assistant coach called 'likely pedophile' in '98
• NASCAR -- Kahne confident he'll turn around his season
• Say Hello! to Pakistan's glamorous side
• Police: 5 people found dead in San Francisco house
• Officials: Pakistani Taliban training Frenchmen
• Search resumes for Maine toddler missing 3 months
• 8 killed, including 6 kids, in W.Va. house fire
• Report: Sandusky called 'likely pedophile' in '98
• NYC college student killed by subway after fight
• Speeding Seymour man faces drug, other charges
• Mild winter touches off early tick season in NY
• Man tries to climb 52-story NY Times building
• Police: Jogger dies after being struck by SUV driven by 16-year-old girl
• Norwalk police blotter
• Ellington woman makes high-end cloth dolls
• Mild winter touches off early tick season in NY
• Egyptian parliament names constitution panel
• Pope's arrival in Mexico sparks surprising emotion
• Suspected Maoist rebels abduct Indian lawmaker
• Danish churches, film sets for Charles and Camilla
• Royal gatecrasher: UK queen drops in on wedding
• Space junk misses station astronauts
• Clemens prosecutors: Pettitte to testify
• Army sergeant charged in Afghan massacre
• Supreme Court to begin hearing arguments on health care overhaul on Monday; how the case will unfold before the court
• Lawmakers, US agency favor Hatch Act changes
• On world stage, Obama confronts nuclear threats
• NY defendants battling in fake Swift concert case
• Conn. man accidentally dials 911 while stealing
• Conn. panel faces deadline for school reform bill
• Conn. Republicans urged to register before primary
• Change to Connecticut medical malpractice law in dispute
• Sharpton promises more protests over Fla. shooting
• Man drives off with parking boot
• Don't celebrate ECS just yet
• Passover Seders open to the community
• United Methodist Churches to offer drama/dance/cantata event on Good Friday
• Privatizing garbage is not the right way to go for Norwalk
• Veteran harbormaster shares bouquets with Briggs HS vols
• Why we so lawsuit happy?
• Plants travel well this time of year
• Fast-growing event software company lands in SoNo
• Sound Tigers bow in shootout
• Barnes scores 5 in OT, NCarolina beats Ohio
• Acy, Baylor hold off Xavier, 75-70
• GOP shut out of education reform talks, Cafero calls snub 'miss opportunity'
• GOP shut out of education reform talks, Cafero calls snub 'missed opportunity'
• DeRozan scores 30 as Raptors cruise past Knicks
• Stafford scores 2 as surging Sabres top Rangers
• New chapter begins at Ambler Farm
• Conn. committee considers missing child bill
• Bysiewicz: Hold Wall Street Accountable
• City seeks relics for Veterans 'Hall of Honor'
• STRIVE graduates its first cycle of 2012
• Obama: 'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon'
• US soldier charged in Afghan shooting rampage
• Norwalk police blotter
• CA woman gets life term for killing ill husband
• Cash spills on the highway: What would you do?
• Lawmakers release $88.6 million in Palestinian aid
• Norwalk High School star Mike Broncati taking his skills to Division I St. Peter's College in New Jersey
• Birth Announcements
• Journalists to discuss civilility
• Look ahead
• Police seek donations for girls whose mother was found walking in the nude
• Police searching for New Haven man, girlfriend in connection with Stamford bank robbery
• UConn DB Tevrin Brandon dismissed from school, no longer part of football team
• Chamberlain has surgery after dislocating ankle
• Police find missing woman who left Silver Hill Hospital in New Canaan
• Syrian activists: Clashes near Turkish border
• For long-unemployed, hiring bias rears its head
• Exxon Valdez sold, likely destined for scrap heap
• AP sources: Obama taps Jim Yong Kim for World Bank
• Conn. committee to consider missing child bill
• New Britain man killed in city shooting
• Conn. regulators set hearing for NU-NStar deal
• US Rep Murphy hosts juvenile justice conference
• New London officer fired for shooting unarmed man
• Malloy sued for allowing care workers to unionize
• Man to be sentenced for 1986 Wallingford murder
• Conn. police issue alert for missing woman
• Police searching for missing woman who left Silver Hills Medical Center
• Easter Egg Hunt Eggs-Travaganza
• House Republicans call for repeal of cost controls in health care plan
• Norwalk Zoning Commission approves Hotel Zero Degrees for 353 Main Ave.
• Brien McMahon HIgh School HIgh Honors List
• Several high-ranking Komen executives turn in their resignations
• Bagel maker Murray Lender dies at 81
• Local briefs
• Local artists chosen to appear in Westport Art Center exhibit
• Norwalk police blotter
• Property Transfers March 23
• A bipartisan team steps up to get school funds restored
• Do I have an age case?
• Norwalk Hospital wins one, Stamford Hospital wins another in 166 Glover Ave. fight
• Holland named new softball coach at Staples
• Cardinals knock off top-seeded Spartans 57-44
• Top-seeded Syracuse beats Wisconsin 64-63
• Oldest man to climb Everest visits Roton Middle School
• The FCIAC -- 50 years of Excellence: In the 21st century, the league keeps moving forward
• Benefit set Saturday to raise funds for Spinal Muscular Atrophy research
• The FCIAC -- 50 Years of Excellence: League has had its share of dynasties
• Norwalk Rec Biddy Basketball roundup
• Kitten hitches hair-raising ride over Golden Gate
• Mayor of ND tourist town has to wait to hang
• Bernanke: Economy lacks strength to sustain gains
• Insider trading ban sent to White House
• AP: Lawyers give more to Democrats in Senate race
• McMahon, Murphy lead in Conn. Senate primaries
• Norwalk police officers honored
• Ireland back in recession as economy shrinks in Q4
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas
• State Police seize four ounces of cocaine in Norwalk traffic stop
• Norwalk woman charged for role in beating with baseball bat
• Senate moves to final vote on small business bill
• US unemployment aid applications hit 4-year low
• US builders start fewer homes but permits jump
• Police ID skeletal remains found in Montville
• Poll: Romney dominates Conn. GOP primary
• Man kills himself during Enfield standoff
• Conn. to promote state recycling industries
• Conn. bill ensures sibling visits for DCF kids
• Cops: man threatened to kill Bridgeport officials
• Senate set for key vote on insider trading ban
• McMahon, Murphy lead in Conn. Senate primaries
• Norwalk police blotter
• Poll: Voters like public schools despite call for major overhaul
• Child abuse suspect pleads not guilty
• Area commuters dodge a bullet as tax benefit gets new life
• Board of Ed and CGS come to a compromise of Jassey's legacy
• City's plan on homelessness wins deserved kudos
• We'd all like to read their replies
• Local briefs
• Calvin Reformed Church holds annual pastry and sausage sale
• Norwalk Senior Center trips
• Connecticut leading the way on voting rights
• Police: Woman took $40,000 from business
• Woman crashes into metal pole outside Greens Farm Post Office
• It's May fishing conditions in March
• Dear Abby
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Horoscope
• Thanks Governor
• Disclose Act obviously needs to be strengthened
• Fueling your nautical passion
• Knicks beat 76ers 82-79 for 5th straight win
• Jets, Broncos complete trade for QB Tim Tebow
• Brien McMahon High School football standout Zack O'Connor to play football at Division II Stonehill College
• Senators shut out Sound Tigers
• Tom Evans Column -- 'Bounty hunting' not reaching area high school ranks, according to some Fairfield County coaches
• Marijuana bill earns approval from committee
• 2nd Taxing District to reconsider cuts to youth summer jobs program
• Nonprofit "A Better Chance" celebrates 10 years in Westport
• Tax board told 'save museum'
• Conn. committee passes death penalty repeal bill
• FCIAC is full of rivalries
• The FCIAC -- 50 Years of Excellence, Part IV: Expansion covers the county
• Westport native creates adult entertainment empire in California
• Reports: Oriakhi has asked for release from UConn scholarship
• Report: Oriakhi's father claims his son is transferring from UConn
• Claw lobster game yanked from Mass. restaurant
• Lori bids farewell to Diocese of Bridgeport, former Norwalk pastor to step in
• Men sleeping in house, charged with burglary
• Former Giants offensive coordinator Erhardt dies
• Primal drumming comes to Stamford
• Here's Paula
• Fairfield County Calendar
• 'Rutherford and Son' digs in
• Funny man flies solo at Good Folk
• Irish tenor to perform at benefit for autism services
• Celebrity chef GIada De Laurentis to appear at Stew's for booksigning
• Green Demolitions to close Norwalk location
• Off-the-charts pollen spreads allergy misery
• Saints' Payton suspended for season by NFL
• State legislators announce deal with Gov. to restore Norwalk education funds
• Jets trade for Tebow hits snag
• Ring's End expands in Stamford
• French police ready to storm building for suspect
• NATO says Putin unlikely to attend Chicago summit
• Al-Qaida claims responsibility for Iraq attacks
• Security Council backs Annan's Syria peace plan
• UK to cut top income tax rate
• Hartford Financial exiting annuity business
• HP combining printing, PC divisions
• Conn. board revokes Cheshire doctor's license
• Former postal worker due in court in theft case
• Voters like Conn. schools despite planned overhaul
• Conn. officials drop plans for bear hunt lottery
• Conn. governor's approval hits high; even rating
• Poll: Conn. voters back medical marijuana bill
• Conn. Poll shows support for Sunday alcohol sales
• Man drowns in Hartford park pond
• Worry about Chinese demand drives US stocks lower
• Romney glides to easy win in llinois GOP primary
• State is ready for changes in its education system
• President has failed to do his part
• Norwalk has done enough outsourcing already
• Wilton St. Baldrick's a success
• Metro-North to expand quiet car program
• US govt sets new tariffs on China solar panels
• Some bipartisan support welcome to deal with price of gasoline
• Report: Connecticut has 2nd most transparent state government
• Bridgeport Diocese bishop to become archbishop of Baltimore
• Norwalk native Jeana Trimboli, who lost most of her junior season at Wheaton to torn labrum and shoulder surgery, will consider returning for her senior campaign
• UConn opens spring football practice
• UConn Women's Basketball -- The sweet-est of runs for nearly two decades
• Brien McMahon track star Shellyann Lindo getting full ride to matriculate at the University of Rhode Island
• Pettitte throws in bullpen, says arm feels great
• Knicks rout Raptors, 4-0 under Woodson
• Panel bickers over $15,500 youth jobs grant
• Stamford woman keeps not guilty plea in double fatality case
• Connecticut committee passes Sunday liquor sales bill
• Westport/Weston Family Y project needs to raise $6 million by May
• Norwalk schools to squeeze 'pink slime' out of menus
• A successful fire department needs a workable fire station
• Reports: 7.9 earthquake shakes Mexico City
• AP Source: Rhode Island hires Dan Hurley as coach
• French hunt school killer, suspect neo-Nazi ties
• Attacks in 8 Iraq cities kill 46 ahead of summit
• Doctors say Palestinian hunger striker is critical
• Rights group accuses some Syrian rebels of abuses
• S.Africa court orders release of Zuma graft files
• Nigeria journalist threatened amid sect violence
• Bus falls into pond, killing 14 children in India
• Wendy's takes No. 2 spot from Burger King
• Target of previous home invasion now has car and gun stolen in South Norwalk
• Oil drops on Saudi supply promise
• Job seekers getting asked for Facebook passwords
• Stratford couple charged with stealing $25K worth of sports memorabilia from Westport man
• Dear Abby
• Horoscope
• Report: Arrest made in Rhode Island cow thefts
• Today's Highlight in History
• Norwalk's changing business landscape: Donut Delight
• Call it a comeback: Boy bands back on music scene
• 2 people wounded after rowdy Omaha concert by Tyga
• Lyricist Tim Rice looks back and forward this year
• Healthy George Michael reschedules concert dates
• Whitney Houston's daughter wearing mother's ring
• 'Jersey Shore' to start filming on 6th season
• 115 Westport teachers on a potential chopping block
• Conn. committee to vote on pharmacy bill
• Woman pleads not guilty to Newington motel killing
• Conn. lawmakers to announce mass transit proposal
• Conn. committee to vote on liquor law bill
• Police name Danbury homicide victim
• Bicyclist dies after Conn. race accident
• Police identify man killed in I-95 accident
• Woman, daughter rescued from burning Windsor home
• Protect our sanitation workers
• The sounds of Westport's history
• Your chance to speak out on Norwalk's operating budget
• Norwalk police blotter
• Fairfield woman charged with altering credit card receipts for bigger tips
• Fired Norwalk weighmaster loses bid for pension and other benefits
• Norwalk High School Marking Period 2 honors list
• Personnel Committee to take up DPW arbitration award tonight
• UConn women roll into next round
• Headline here
• Norwalk woman, 60, injured after car crashes into store
• Board of Education and Tax Board tussle over $725,000 in state money
• Republicans take aim at Miklave over fire HQ comments
• 50 years of the FCIAC -- The girls took over in the '70s
• Scarso an NHS legend
• Headline here
• Rangers edge Devils, clinch playoff spot in East
• Pair charged in baseball bat beating appear in court
• Sources: Peyton Manning chooses Broncos
• I-95 accident ties up traffic off Yankee Doodle Bridge, sends man to hospital
• Names of victims released from Saturday's fatal crash on the Merritt Parkway
• Norwalk's Homeless Plan a model
• Supreme Court weighs making health coverage a fact of life
• Al's Angels assists families coping with illness, poverty
• US stocks rise; Apple up on dividend announcement
• FedEx in Norwalk helps out with ACS's Daffodil Days
• Tomlin resigns as Brien McMahon boys basketball coach
• Stamford bank robbed Monday
• Don't question the fire station now
• Merritt Parkway closed northbound as truck/bridge incident cleared
• Report: Manning negotiating to join Broncos
• Gas prices on the rise again
• How health care law affects lives of 7 Americans
• NY Mets owners settle in Madoff-related case
• Report: Tablets helping improve news consumption
• Apple to pay dividend, start stock buybacks
• Fire breaks out at New Haven tire company
• Conn. lawmakers considers inmates' time off credit
• Conn. lawmakers to take up storm response bill
• Trial resumes for man charged with extortion try
• Person struck and killed on I-95 in West Haven
• Man cited after failed paragliding attempt
• Teen killed in crash on Danbury college campus
• Volunteer Corner - March 19, 2012
• Horoscope
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Norwalk fire chief optimistic about smoke detector bill
• Michael Griffin celebrates 20 years at Norwalk harbormaster
• Norwalk's tentative operating budget open to public comment Wednesday night
• Dear Abby
• The FCIAC -- 50-years of Excellence, Part I
• John Nash Column -- The mindset of a winner
• NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament -- Sacred Heart falls to Georgia Tech
• Even 50 years ago, the FCIAC was home to coaching legends
• Alternate juror disagrees with Rutgers verdict
• Indianapolis police: Parents need to watch teens
• St. John's women edge Creighton 69-67 in NCAAs
• Norwalk police blotter
• LI Sound seaweed farming: start of something big?
• Passive House in Westport offers tours to the public
• Wallace, Ga Tech women rout Sacred Heart 76-50
• EPA gives Norwalk business energy star
• Highlights in history on this date:
• Marist women eliminate Georgia with 76-70 victory
• K-State women ready for chance at UConn in NCAAs
• Notes from the district Education reform dominates discussion
• Long-term carriers are shocked by increases
• Our State's sewer systems were designed for the 19th century
• Norwalkers make a strong case for revising school aid formula
• BMS Spirit of Service
• Wake up American people
• Police: Man arrested after allegedly pulling gun on family
• An alert motorist alerts drivers to car fire, Norwalk fire extinguishes blaze
• Norwalk family business offers recycled car parts for financially-conscious car owners
• German offering motorcycle hearse for last trip
• Minis on 'Mad Men'? What's next _ dungarees?
• Trackside Teen Center goes Hollywood
• Dear Abby
• Today in History
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• Today's Highlight in History
• Horoscope
• Horoscope
• Abby
• Santorum says shot of him sunbathing 'not pretty'
• Bully Breed Rescue to host fundraiser at O'Neill's
• It's not a matter of test tubes
• Fresh Air Fund seeks host families
• Top CFDA fashion prizes going to Depp, Hilfiger
• What labor laws should we be concerned with in our business?
• Norwalk police blotter
• Knicks roll again, crush Pacers 115-100
• Gingrich says virtually no chance he'll withdraw
• state briefs
• Santana roughed up, Tigers romp past Mets 9-0
• El Salvador to give pensions to ex-rebel fighters
• NCAA Capsules
• Pakistan extends hold of bin Laden widows
• Higher gas prices threaten economy if they persist
• St. Paul's to offer Choral Evensong
• NCAA men -- Top-seeded Syracuse beats Kansas State
• Musical chairs, Common Council style
• Lin leads Knicks past Pacers
• Landeskog, Varlamov lift Avs over Rangers 3-1
• NCAA women's tournament notebook
• Lin leads Knicks past Pacers
• Pope of Egypt's Coptic Christian Church dies
• John Demjanjuk, convicted death camp guard, dies
• Apple firestorm leads artist to change his show
• Musical chairs, Common Council style
• Sound Tigers walk the plank
• Public hearing Monday night on Norwalk's draft 2012-13 capital budget
• Hungarians celebrate new statue location
• Irish have rich history in Norwalk
• HS boys basketball -- St. Joseph claims LL crown
• HS boys swimming -- Weston's Berger has two top 5s at State Open
• Norwalk police blotter
• Soldier accused in Afghan killings was family man
• Family: Man didn't kill black teen in self-defense
• Sun sets on 'Sunshine Week' -- with a resounding thump
• Leader of 'Kony' video group to focus on health
• Trackside Teen Center goes Hollywood
• For Norwalk man, diversity is the key to community
• NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament -- Huskies roll past Prairie View A&M
• Sacred Heart opens against Georgia Tech
• NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament -- Kansas State holds off Princeton; UConn is next
• Longview Court home had been targeted before Friday's home invasion
• Bodies discovered inside burning car on Merritt Parkway
• Two Norwalk men arrested for baseball bat assault, robbery
• El Rancho de Pancho brings the hacienda to Norwalk
• US stocks waver, then end the day mixed
• Ex-Rutgers student who used webcam to spy on gay roommate found guilty
• US consumer prices up because of higher gas costs
• Ecologist warns Northeast should prepare for surge in Lyme disease cases
• Thanks to one and all for helping to make winter carnival a success
• Clinton calls on Americans to work together
• Knicks roll again, crush Pacers
• Steve Geoghegan column: UConn goes into offseason with numerous questions
• Dolson stands tall for Huskies
• Sound Tigers fall to Whale
• March Madnes -- Duke stunned by Lehigh
• Norwalk High welcomes area Jazz bands for 20th annual competition
• Calling hours to be held for Conn. Marine
• Debate over Conn. hospices moves to legislature
• NCAA women's tournament notebook
• Norwalk police blotter
• Pettitte makes comeback, rejoins Yankees
• Muay Thai Kickboxing comes to Norwalk
• NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament Glance: UConn vs. Prairie View
• New Canaan native Pacioretty named NHLPA Player of the Week
• Wine Nation hopes to open in Norwalk this spring
• Meek says hands-on experience distinguishes him from other 4th District candidates
• Norwalk Police investigate home invasion on Longview Circle
• Police: Norwalk man broke into cars, stole credit cards
• Belltown Firefighter arrested for sexual assault
• Apple fans buy iPad on 1st day, some wait hours
• Afghan shooting suspect to be brought back to US
• Freshmen could hold the keys for UConn men and women
• Intoxicated Norwalk man arrested for carrying sword
• Conn. average gas price hits $4 a gallon
• To Do this weekend in and around Norwalk this weekend
• Schools will get to opt out of "pink slime" beef
• US consumer prices up because of higher gas costs
• Conn. bill cracks down on illegal massage parlors
• Former President Bill Clinton to speak in Hartford
• Ecuador's ambassador to the US to visit New Haven
• Businesses to help Conn. officials study taxes
• Cops: New Haven panhandler arrested for 75th time
• Calling hours to be held for Conn. Marine
• Conn. judge issues 50-year protective order
• New London police union president sues chief
• Staples High student named 2012 Connecticut Student Journalist of the Year
• Cops: Trumbull man taunted sex offender neighbor
• Sprague selectman fined $200 by elections panel
• Westport Country Playhouse teaming up with South Norwalk Branch Library for March 21 event
• Comedian Gallagher recovering after heart attack
• Join the Great American Meatout
• Outsourcing garbage is right way to go
• 'Pink slime' meat won't be on some school menus
• 'West Side Story' on BMHS stage only because of students' efforts
• Former councilman pleased with the success of The Marvin
• Privatizing trash collection won't solve city's financial problems
• State officials push through merger of two utility giants
• Survey shows many young people no longer as interested in the environment
• Survey: Wilton making progress on lowering teen substance abuse
• Sound Tigers Notebook -- Bridgeport goes up against league's best
• Weston's Levene and MIT are all a part of the little Engineers that could
• NCAA Women's Tournament -- Pioneers have gone on a Sacred journey
• NCAA Tournament -- Iowa State ends UConn's season
• Stamford unveils electric vehicle charging stations
• April 4 hearing set for proposed mosque at 127 Fillow St. in Norwalk
• Inspired by family, Wilton boy, 8, launches Diabetes Kids Club
• 'Bazz-words -- UConn's Napier speaks, plays from the heart
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance -- NCAA Tournament: UConn vs. Iowa State
• Stonington man heads up Center for National Policy
• Mandarin teacher seeks funds for summer programs
• Norwalkers rally in Hartford in support of ECS reform
• Norwalk police blotter
• Norwalk man arrested for slashing tires
• Obama defends energy record
• Schools will get to opt out of "pink slime" beef
• Karzai tells NATO pull back, Taliban-US talks off
• Troubled Spain, Portugal now desperate for rain
• French police use tear gas on steelworkers
• Sobbing families identify Swiss bus crash victims
• Italian police arrest terrorism suspect
• Flashy style seen behind downfall of China's Bo
• Conn. woman suing MD was convicted in fatal fire
• Danbury theater owner gets 18 months in prison
• 2 injured in Manchester motel fire
• State to increase monitoring of New London schools
• Connecticut's minimum wage bill faces major hurdle today
• 'Playing With Shakespeare' Workshop by Westport Country Playhouse Staff - Ages 9 and Up at South Norwalk Branch Library
• City's garbage collection is one of the best services provided
• At long last, Broadwater plan is officially just a memory
• Parents must nurture character of children to combat bullying
• Too few soldiers, too many wars
• DEEP releases quarterly report
• Highlights in history on this date:
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• Preventing youth bone injuries
• Nurturing children's wonder
• Voters thanked for supporting 'A Better South Norwalk' slate
• Briggs ready to turn a new leaf with renovated facilities
• Prosecutor describes night of terror at Bass house
• Romney holds fundraiser in Stamford
• NEON CEO moves forward with vision for the future
• Work begins on Sheffield Island Lighthouse
• Norwalk council members speak about outsourcing garbage pick-up
• McMahon unveils tax-cut plan
• FTC targets car dealers for misleading ads
• Council to vote March 27 on outsourcing Norwalk's garbage collection
• Deliberations begin in 'Desperate Housewives' case
• Goodwill to open new store at 1700 Post Road East on March 23
• Ex-waitress sentenced in credit card 'skimming' scheme
• Downtown 2020 Committee appointed by First Selectman to invigorate downtown Westport
• City files motion to dismiss sexual harassment lawsuit against director of finance
• What a week for the Girl Scouts
• Himes talks business in SoNo
• Accused US soldier flown out of Afghanistan
• National Cathedral's preservation needs top $50M
• Million vote man: Romney touts his wide appeal
• Vehicle crashes on Afghan runway; Panetta safe
• Goldman exec resigns with a blistering farewell
• Sen. candidate McMahon makes pitch as job creator
• Occupy New Haven protesters win temporary reprieve
• Conn. lawmakers examine death penalty repeal
• Capsule reviews of new movie releases
• Thief grabs UT deli's fancy meat, skips cheap cuts
• Crystal alumni "Back Home"
• Newport Jazz Festival announces 2012 lineup
• Fairfield County Calendar
• Knicks' D'Antoni has resigned
• Naked mother, children cause stir
• Parks and Recreation Department proposing increased fees for beach parking, golf course
• Richards scores 2, Rangers beat Hurricanes 4-2
• Norwalk Senior Center trips
• March meltdown puts playoffs at risk for Knicks
• American Samoa GOP ready to caucus _ at bar
• Public's help sought in I-95 death
• Priceline names its own price
• Today's Highlight in History:
• March meltdown puts playoffs at risk for Knicks
• Former butler on trial in break-in, extortion case
• Syracuse's Fab Melo out with eligibility issue
• Horoscope
• Longtime Doobie Brothers drummer Hossack dies
• 2nd woman in NYC madam case pleads not guilty
• Lack of food safety progress upsets Wilton family
• Love letters reveal Nixon's sensitive side
• Dear Abby
• Bill extends financial help to Conn. doctors
• Ore. physician behind Death With Dignity law dies
• FactSet Research 2Q net income rises
• NCAA women's hoop -- Sacred Heart will take on Georgia Tech
• Beehive stolen from outside Houston restaurant
• Romney in Stamford tonight for fundraising event
• Bernanke says community banks strengthening
• Report to show improvement in Conn. dental care
• Occupy New Haven facing deadline to leave Green
• 'Eat Right, Think Right, Live Right' Workshop by Seema Dasani at the Norwalk Public Library Monday, March 26 10 am
• Norwalk Education Foundation News - March 9, 2012
• NEON's board disgraces city with its lack of effective oversight
• Political leaders forget their job is to represent their constituency
• Light bulb saga in Norwalk finally burns out after two years
• State's economy: View depends very much on your perspective
• Record-breaking warm weather expected to linger
• Nova goes 4 innings, Yankees lose to Red Sox 1-0
• Richards scores 2, Rangers beat Hurricanes 4-2
• UConn Basketball Notebook -- Hayes refuses to let stress of injury get her down
• Norwalk family grows with the addition of diabetic alert dog
• 17th annual Birdhouse Auction to be held March 23
• Norwalk police blotter
• NY sponsor sees compromise DNA databank deal
• $451K leftover in snowplowing funds in Norwalk
• Republicans seek committee chairmanships on Norwalk council
• State mulls $10 million boost to lure doctors
• DNA allegedly links city man to 2008 murder of Norwalk teen
• Stocks record biggest gains of year; Dow up 218
• Syracuse's Fab Melo out with eligibility issue
• US job openings fell in January from 3½ year high
• Natural gas falls on spell of balmy US weather
• FactSet Research second quarter net income rises
• Former KFC employee accused of stealing
• Afghan man recounts US soldier's shooting spree
• Reporter killed in Syria recalled as truth seeker
• NY man charged with beheading girlfriend in 1989
• It's more than changing clocks: time to check smoke detectors
• New NEON CEO portends well for city antipoverty agency
• Gas prices finally dip
• The musical of 'Once' lures back a lost stage star
• Questlove on Roots, Philly, Fallon and Winehouse
• The musical of 'Once' lures back a lost stage star
• Buzz bands seek to cut through chaos of SXSW
• Panetta: Awaiting plans to draw down surge
• First lady will lead US delegation to Olympics
• US retail sales rose 1.1 percent in February
• Man pleads not guilty in Conn. hospital shootings
• Search to resume for missing Adirondack teenager
• Police identify woman found dead in Hamden
• CCSU students to rally against hate
• Police arrest NY man in deep hole
• State police investigating fatal Seymour crash
• Conn. police issue alerts for 2 missing teens
• Man charged in 1990s Conn. killings goes on trial
• Volunteer Corner - March 13, 2012
• Plumed Serpent owner named top 40 under 40 by Connecticut Magazine
• Norwalk man pleads not guilty to throwing 2-month-old onto bed
• Congregation Beth El chooses five individuals to be honored at Spring Gala
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• Bravo to the Marvin
• Miklave may want to review the balance sheet
• The liberal media...
• SoNo to lose a bit of history in building demo
• Norwalk teen sentenced to six years in 2010 stabbing
• Absentee voting changes approved by committee
• Today's Highlight in History:
• College track -- Norwalk's Jean-Louis 12th in NCAAs
• UConn women's basketball -- Huskies taking one game at time
• 3rd graders learn Norwalk history at Little Red Schoolhouse
• Tax board reviews schools budget
• Auto racing -- Wilton's Ruttkamp taking a step up
• Yesterday's stars -- Liberatore loves tourney time
• Geake's political switchover may change chairmanships
• John Nash Column -- Calhoun has always suffered from March Madness
• UConn women earn a No. 1 seed for the 15th time
• Education reform bill could exit committee as soon as this week, has votes to pass overall
• Cost of birth control has huge range
• Focus on Fitness: Avoiding overuse sports injuries
• Stamford bank robbed Monday morning
• New digital TV network to feature Larry King
• Suit challenges federal licensing of tax preparers
• Piglet found running around Hawaii hotel lobby
• Greece swaps bonds worth $232.5 billion
• Conn. lawmakers review red light camera bill
• Activists: Civilians 'massacred' in central Syria
• Afghan youth recounts US soldier's rampage
• Swiss blast boulders to free Alpine train route
• Thousands join anti-government rally in Bangladesh
• Muay Thai Kickboxing comes to Norwalk
• New Haven Occupy protesters plan announcement
• Groton man charged in fatal crash due in court
• Problems plague New Haven's gunshot locator system
• Conn. lawmakers consider expanding absentee voting
• Unlicensed barbers lose jobs in Waterbury
• Gov. Malloy to host town hall in New Haven
• Funeral set for Conn. Marine killed in crash
• 76ers hand Knicks 5th straight loss, 106-94
• Stewart uses bold move late to win at Las Vegas
• Verrilli: Point man in looming health care battle
• Crowd-financing plays starring role in SXSW films
• Oil down to near $106 on weak China trade growth
• US futures mixed; Europe nears final Greece deal
• Iran cancels home ceremony for Oscar winner
• Rare movie posters found in Pa. attic are for sale
• 1 year later, Cyndi Lauper urges support for Japan
• Senator Duff Hails State Grants For Arts Organizations In Norwalk
• Today's Highlight in History
• Dear Abby
• Horoscope
• Kentucky, Syracuse, North Carolina, MSU get top seeds
• Sound Tigers fall to Admirals
• College notebook
• Sacred Heart women earn NCAA Tournament berth
• Huskies earn NCAA berth and look to get back to work
• 200 gather as The Marvin celebrates 15 years
• Defending champion UConn a No. 9 seed this season
• Huskies draw Iowa State in first round of NCAA Tournament
• Norwalk St. Baldrick's event rasies over $30k
• Japan marks 1 year since quake, tsunami disaster
• Focus on Norwalk
• High cost of driving in this state due to price-fixing and zoning
• US soldier kills 16 Afghans, deepening crisis
• $296 million is a lot of money to spend
• Seaport hosts gala March 24
• It's all politics
• Woman gives birth to son weighing nearly 14 pounds
• Rep. Cafero to seek another term in state house
• Conn. teen dies in car evading police
• Norwich firefighter killed in Conn. highway crash
• Norwalk's transformation
• Local author of cat books gives dogs equal time in new book
• Yankees' Robertson hurts foot in fall down stairs
• Air controller involved in 2nd potential collision
• The Irish have brought the drama
• East Haven mayor announces Latino expo in May
• Belcher never planned on teaching
• Ward B scrum: Dems win the battle, lose the war?
• Southington iconographer turns hobby into career
• Today's Highlight in History:
• UN says Yemen violence forcing families to flee
• Canada's Nik Zoricic dies after skicross crash
• JOHN MARSHALL AP Sports Writer
• Norwalk Rec Adult Basketball roundup
• Manning watch moves to desert, but no sign of QB
• Stenhouse earns 1st win of 2012 at Las Vegas
• Redskins QB 'search is over' after trade with Rams
• Sound Tigers fall in shootout
• Explosion at bus stop in Kenyan capital kills 2
• Storied US aircraft carrier makes final deployment
• Golf Capsules
• Author chronicles escape from Poland
• Judge puzzled by Ganim's claim to a drug problem
• Full Titanic wreck site is mapped for 1st time
• If fusion solid, doctors say Manning safe to play
• Norwalk's Lopliore family is special enough to be recognized
• 'Heavy Rain' game creator debuts high-tech 'Kara'
• Ward B scrum: Dems win the battle, lose the war?
• Jurrjens, Pineda both wild as Yankees beat Braves
• A patient survival guide, from a mother who learned too late
• Mayor releases proposed 2012-2013 operating budget
• American opens fire on Afghans, 15 dead
• Sports writers group to honor 50-year-old FCIAC
• Syria assaults opposition as diplomacy staggers
• News pioneer Jay McMullen dies in Conn. at 90
• Iran's weapons track not confirmed
• WestportSTORIES reveals personal side of town residents
• Irish eyes smile at Stamford St. Patrick's Parade
• Construction often lags demolition in Norwalk
• Departure of NEON officer opens chance for meaningful changes
• The Best of Andy Rooney: Some of life's unpleasant tasks
• Hundreds turn out at Norwalk passport event
• Police: Man held on $50K bond after throwing 2-month-old onto bed
• Japanese town haunted by loss a year after tsunami
• Records show Japan gov't knew meltdown risk early
• NYPD risks access to tips by spying on Muslims
• News pioneer Jay McMullen dies in Conn. at 90
• Daylight Savings Time: Set clocks ahead
• Connecticut to join New England states starting lottery with 'for life' prize
• Court for Conn. man charged in hospital shootings
• Conn. theater owner to be sentenced for death
• Quakers to co-sponsor showing of "Article 32"
• Temple Israel to hold Purim Sing-A-Long
• Nuclear deal could become a 'modest first step'
• President is responsible for prices that Americans have to pay
• Works of mercy by youngsters is the kind of news fit to print
• Bouquets to welcoming congregation and to a retiring veteran lawmaker
• Steve Geoghegan column: Future will be bright for local boys hoops teams
• HS boys hockey -- Warriors ousted by Trumbull
• Sound Tigers' Colliton sees a different team
• Sound Tigers fall to Whale in shootout
• Giants release RB Jacobs after 7 years
• Cincinnati stuns No. 2 Syracuse in Big East semis
• Interim NEON Director wants "best Head Start we can run"
• Westport-based JoyRide Studio raises more than $50,000 for cancer research
• Norwalk Exchange Club contributes $1,500 to 5-year-old diabetic
• Norwalk Education Foundation releases details on bus trip to rally for ECS reform
• New service animal policy sets Norwalk apart
• Norwalk police blotter
• Fairfield County fire administrators urge residents to stop preventable fire "epidemic"
• Iannazzo ties Pitt career win record
• Westport police seeks public's help in apprehending purse snatcher
• American Airlines jet delayed by 'altercation'
• US Rep. Larson pushes bill to move election day
• US adds 227,000 jobs in Feb.; jobless rate 8.3 pct
• Students in Britain protest Strauss-Kahn speech
• 2 hostages in Nigeria lived final days in squalor
• A backhand slap from end of solar storm
• U.S. seeks Korean support for Iranian oil sanctions
• George Albano Column -- Win or lose in her boxing debut, Dash has proven herself to be 'Mavalous'
• U.S. hopes dim for U.N. resolution on Syria
• Norwalk woman arrested for allegedly punching pizza parlor employee
• Man gets probation for bomb threat at GOP event
• Man charged with stealing $51,000 from WWE account
• Man convicted in 1999 Waterbury killing
• Man wounded in shootout with Berlin police
• Children removed from Middletown home after raid
• Darien banker pleads not guilty to hate crime
• Police: Victim who was severely beaten Thursday unable to identify suspect who attacked her
• To Do this weekend in and around Norwalk
• Senate blocks GOP attempt to overturn president's environmental, energy policies
• VA seeks solution to halt headstone, marker problems at its cemeteries
• Researchers map entire Titanic wreckage site
• Dear Abby
• Horoscope
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Eliminating minimum pricing for liquor logical next step
• Today's Highlight in History
• 'February House' unbelievable
• Norwalk DTC Chairman: Geake sold out his constituents, should step down
• Education in the nation needs to get back to the basics
• Norwalkers grateful for help from neighbors to catch their dog
• Stocks gain as Greek nears a deal on debt swap
• Netanyahu gives Obama a Purim message to heed
• DPW chief pitches garbage outsourcing proposal to Norwalk tax board
• Heating assistance program finds a home, needs to close $22,000 shortfall
• Norwalk police blotter
• March 9 event at the Westport Library to feature The Hunger Games
• Police: Woman beaten in random attack, suffers serious head injuries
• Class M Boys Basketball -- Weston falls at No. 1 Enfield
• UConn's resume should be strong enough to get them into the NCAA Tournament
• BIG EAST Men's Basketball Quarterfinals -- Syracuse eliminates UConn
• Sound Tigers Notebook -- Depth is Bridgeport's biggest strength
• Mann out as CEO at NEON, community not pleased
• Norwalk delegation calls for march on Hartford, changes to ECS formula
• Miss. Supreme Court rules Barbour pardons valid
• Conn. lawmakers to consider abuse registry changes
• Norwalk Collaborative for Youth Services rolls out strategic plan
• Norwalk duo turns trash into treasure
• Police: W. Pa. woman stole newspapers for coupons
• Stocks double in 3 years, but it's a lonely party
• For a playhouse October storm still lingers
• Starbucks to sell single-serving coffee machines
• Norwalk woman sentenced to 3 years in prison for vehicular manslaughter
• Texas vulture study upends forensics
• Web star born: Kony video gets millions of views
• Police searching for baseball bat beating suspect
• Conn. couple charged with having sex at ice arena
• Norwalk police blotter
• Fairfield County Calendar
• Property Transfers
• Lennon, McCartney former homes to be preserved
• Verizon launches wireless broadband for homes
• Iraq boosts oil export capacity in Persian Gulf
• FDA links once-promising pain drugs to bone decay
• US stimulus money for Conn. project highlighted
• Stock market rally helped rebuild US wealth in Q4
• Connecticut beats West Virginia 71-67 in OT
• Obama, GOP governors share many views on education
• Average rate on 30-year mortgage dips to 3.88 pct.
• Norwalk Senior Center trips
• Cops: Pa. man used transmitter to track wife's sex
• Today's Highlight in History
• Horoscope
• US commanders: No plan to cede Afghan war to CIA
• Stamford holds town committee Primaries
• Wilton High students and teachers go bald for St. Baldrick's
• Dear Abby
• Newcomers eager to show what they can do for Sound Tigers
• Fairfield County Calendar
• Ex-ruling party official moves to Mexico's left
• Conn. lawmakers revisit medical marijuana issue
• Stocks close higher a day after big dive
• Kentucky, Syracuse have edge for top NCAA seeds
• Mexican restaurant Don Carmelo's opens in East Norwalk
• Bidding begins for 4-time MVP Peyton's next place
• Talk of US military in Syria divides Congress
• Temple returning to Big East Conference
• Musician Chely Wright to open LGBT center in KC
• Roth brings guitar to SoNo
• 'Stage Struck' reading set for Playhouse stage
• Houston's lawyer calls her will 'straightforward'
• Pat Robertson: pot should be legal like alcohol
• New York duo arrested in Westport on child assault charges, allegedly duct-taped child to a chair to restrain him
• Café at train station changes course
• Locals shave their heads for a cause at annual St. Baldrick's event
• Class L Boys Basketball -- Warriors ousted in second round by FCIAC foe Trinity Catholic
• Books Sandwiched In of the Norwalk Public Library Reads 'The Weird Sisters'
• Nutmeg Readers Book Club at The Norwalk Public Library Reads 'The Accidental Genius of Weasel High'
• Poetry by Marianela Medrano - New Book Diosas de la yuca/Goddesses of the yuca at the Norwalk Public Library
• Malloy, Duff visit Schools in Norwalk to Highlight Early Childhood Education
• Give Joe Mann and NEON board time to resolve the issues
• Way We Were
• Senate must face fiscal reality about pending highway bill
• More constructive comments needed and less rhetoric
• Election campaign can do without scurrilous attacks from both sides
• Girl Scouts thank volunteers in Wilton for their support
• Large solar storm headed toward Earth
• Cleanup at Taylor Farm overdue and does not detract from it
• Huskies own their latest well-earned BIG EAST tournament championship
• Tom Evans Column -- Peyton is free agent; who would've thought?
• UConn men to face DePaul in BIG EAST tournament opener
• Darien boys hockey defeats New Canaan in OT classic in Division I first round
• Oak Hills Park opens 2012 golfing season today
• Geake leaves Dems, vows to caucus with Republicans
• 14 percent of Ward B Dems cast ballots Tuesday
• Pressure mounts on Mann to resign as parents, teachers rally
• Saugatuck Nursery School reopens at temporary home
• Norwalk arts organizations awarded grants
• Rowayton photographer avoids jail time
• BIG EAST Men's Basketball Tournament -- Huskies top WVU, face Syracuse in quarterfinals
• Norwalk man, mother arrested after drug raid
• State Rep. John Hetherington to retire
• Stew Leonard Sr. faces lawsuit in boating accident
• Apple unveils new iPad with sharper screen
• UN prosecutors seek 28-year sentence for Seselj
• Romney says he's ready to fight to nomination
• Attorney: Accused NYC madam unfair target of case
• Genome study finds some gorilla DNA aping our own
• Congress debates rise in gas prices -- again
• 3 GOP hopefuls each claim Super Tuesday wins
• Priceline.com expects $856.6M in offering proceeds
• Jim Hanley column -- Little has changed for Yanks, Mets
• I really care about Norwalk, I hope you do too!
• Expanding provisional ballots weakens validity of process
• A deeper appreciation of the urgency to improve public discourse earned
• Horoscope
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Employment Law: An interesting defamation suit
• Dear Abby
• Details emerge in fight at funeral Tuesday
• Suu Kyi's unthinkable leap from icon to parliament
• Putin: Asylum for Assad in Russia not discussed
• Double bombing kills 12 in northern Iraq
• 6 execs charged in Olympus loss coverup scandal
• Cookbooks answer: What would Tony Soprano eat?
• Chef Paula Deen's lawyers say accusations 'false'
• Warm winter may bring pest-filled spring
• Cheese lovers get their gouda on at world finals
• 83-year-old man struck and killed in Farmington
• Head of NY's leading gay rights group dismissed
• Parents of teen killed in Conn. crash settle suits
• Meriden schools consider banning tight clothing
• Occupy New Haven activists asked to leave
• CEO due in Conn. court in alleged hate crime case
• Teddy's wins Operator of the Year
• No ice -- that's nice
• Sheffield Island charity event to benefit lighthouse and honor Gardella
• Falcons making a comeback
• Weston boys basketball rallies Hyde Leadership in Class M first-round contest Tuesday
• HS boys basketball -- Bears drop tourney opener to Prep
• HS roundup -- Wilton skates to victory over New Milford
• Clarkson, Carter lift Devils over Rangers
• Romney sweeps to victory in 3 states, Santorum takes two, Gingrich wins home state
• UConn women claim Big East crown
• Challengers take 4 of 7 spots in Ward B
• GOP rivals vie for delegates in10 states
• What's so super about Tuesday? 419 GOP delegates
• NEON readies to reapply for Head Start grant
• Warm winter may bring pest-filled spring
• General: Syrian air defense complicates options for US action
• East Norwalk residents appeal proposed liquor store for 185 East Ave.
• Challenged, Yanks' Hughes admits last year 'a failure'
• Dow falls more than 200, interrupting 2012 rally
• Board of Selectmen mull noise ordinance
• Norwalkers urged to rally in Hartford March 15 to change Education Cost Sharing formula
• Weston police department receives two Humvees for free
• Report: Colts, Manning breaking up
• Big East men -- UConn opens with win over DePaul
• Stamford officials seek to require smoke detectors
• Conn. lawmakers hold hearing on "scream rooms"
• World powers agree Iran nuclear talks can resume
• After Putin victory, Russia's Syria stance remains
• General: Syrian air defense complicates US options
• DHS finalizing plan for exit system
• Simmons to chair conservative Yankee Institute
• Albany's WWII ship gets historic landmark status
• Firefighter injured battling blaze on Gregory Boulevard
• Woman turns herself in after causing accident on Strawberry Hill Avenue
• McWashington? Presidential McNugget sells for $8K
• Obama holds news conference, unveils housing plan
• Chicagoans in Hollywood celebrate far from home
• Brit and American comedy dance at 'Secret Ball'
• That's seriously funny: Comics tackle tough issues
• Indonesian to study at Hartford Seminary
• Malloy continues Conn. education tour
• Conn. lawmakers want kids away from leg hold traps
• Conn. considers legalizing mixed martial arts
• Conn. gov. wants protective order in slander suit
• World Affairs Council to honor Peace Prize panel
• New Haven chief wants police to carry BlackBerrys
• Hamden police investigating death of baby
• Ganim may be on track to get law license back
• Volunteer Corner - March 6, 2012
• City used mild winter to clear brush and dead limbs at Taylor Farm Park
• Center announces 'Brushwork' winners
• Stamford public service workers rally outside Government Center
• Police Taser naked Norwalk man found in backseat of car
• Lawmakers, civil rights leaders call for overhaul of racial profiling law
• Dear Abby
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Horoscope
• UConn women top St. John's, advance to Big East championship game
• John Nash Column -- Mutual admiration society
• Fairfield men beaten by Loyola (Md) in MAAC final
• Yesterday's stars --
• Oztemel hits 1,000-point plateau at Ithaca
• HS boys basketball -- Wilton wins Class L tourney opener
• Tornado damage may end tiny towns
• Governor Malloy comes to Norwalk, talks early childhood education
• Seven Ward B seats on Norwalk DTC up for grabs Tuesday
• Panel recommends funding 16 block grants requests from Norwalk social-service agencies
• Milford man, convicted sex offender, charged with violating probation
• Health issue for Calhoun rekindles retirement talk
• Restless Leg Syndrome: A real health disorder
• Nature's Healings Ways: Communicating Superordinate Goals
• Local health-care advocate authors book on health insurance gaps and traps
• Detroit-area woman stalked by aggressive turkey
• Modest change in DFC procedure sign of agency's new approach
• Expanding beer outlets opening Pandora's box?
• Setting the record straight on Oak Hills
• The country won't get better
• Cafero provides a critical service
• Marist women beat Fairfield, win seventh straight MAAC title
• Workshops for older unemployed to be held at South Norwalk Library
• Norwalk to figure prominently in Connecticut tourism campaign
• The Way We Were
• Estelle: It's hard to perform R&B music in the UK
• Conservative publisher Breitbart dies in LA at 43
• Bristol Palin to star in Lifetime reality series
• Antique Show this weekend in Darien
• Home rentals for pet owners
• Discover fresh talents
• Birth Announcements
• Students learn anti-bullying skills with Girl Scouts
• Thousands contest Putin's victory at Moscow rally
• Prosecutor to charge man in Polish train collision
• Rock guitarist Ronnie Montrose dies
• What's so bad about American parents?
• New Tappan Zee bridge planning ignores impact on Connecticut
• Primary juggernaut rolls on to 'Stupor Tuesday'
• Himes' policies not good for the average American
• Stop clearing the dog park
• Obama prefers title of God
• Norwalk police blotter
• Young designer, caring teens winners of this week's bouquets
• @Letter Head:Act now, or the country won't get better
• Smart government policy will wean us off of oil dependency
• ALA announces awards for adult fiction, nonfiction
• Current TV adding 2 morning talk shows to lineup
• Review: 'The Expats' is excellent spy thriller
• Overheated vehicle leads to DUI arrest; man's blood alcohol content was .280
• No. 4 UConn women beat No. 23 Rutgers 49-34
• A 7th advertiser pulls out of Limbaugh's show
• Malloy to tour Brookside Elementary, visit NCC for early childhood education discussion
• EPA heightens scrutiny of Pa.'s Marcellus Shale
• Job creation driving highway bills in Congress
• Conn. civil rights groups to ask for bill overhaul
• Driver in UConn pedestrian death to take plea deal
• Conn. department to change response to child abuse
• Jury selection starting for home invasion case
• Sen. Duff, Rep. Morris Welcome Grant For Christian Community Action Food Pantry
• Cyprus drops gambling charges against 98-year-old
• Dear Abby
• Horoscope
• Federal budget cuts bad news for the protection of L.I. Sound
• Routine traffic stops nets crack bust
• 'Rondomania' overcomes 'Linsanity'
• On The Record with Staples distance runner Henry Wynne
• Weston's Fortin named All-Ivy in swimming
• High School Sports Extra: Washington travels a different path to success
• Sound Tigers keep rolling
• John Nash column: Local trio plays big role for Storm
• NEF petition aims to bring more Norwalkers into education funding reform debate
• Crowds pack estate sale at Andy Rooney's home
• Hundreds of people look at Andy Rooney's stuff
• Lockwood House, built to house Norwalk's history, could become repository for Norwalk Museum items
• Bail bondsmen say proposed bills go too far
• Sleep Disorders Center moves to West Avenue
• Temple Shalom celebrates Purim with costume contest and carnival
• Russian vote complaints mount, Putin poised to win
• Murphy targeted in Conn. Democratic Senate debate
• Stories of survival emerge from tornado victims
• Conn. students compete in design, marketing event
• Limbaugh apologizes to law student for insult
• SNEW directed to fix street lights in South Norwalk
• Environmental damages remain issue after BP deal
• In support of Joseph Mann
• Anglers flock to contaminated Texas reservoir
• FCIAC Hockey Championship -- Ridgefield Tigers take title
• New England Wrestling Championships -- Riggins caps perfect season with a title
• Police cameras limited in use
• Storms demolish towns, at least 38 killed
• Wilton's Chelsea LeVander places 2nd in all-around at State Open gymnastics meet
• UConn Women's Basketball Glance -- UConn vs. Rutgers/Marquette winner
• Girls Hockey State Championship -- New Canaan falls in overtime
• Wynne, Wreckers 4x400 team win New England track championships
• Storms demolish small towns in Ind., Ky.; 38 dead
• Alaska mom, boyfriend indicted in child's death
• BP spill settlement clears way for comeback
• NY weighs expanding DNA bank to all criminals
• House fire in northeast Ohio kills 4; no survivors
• Obama: Fuel-efficient cars an answer to gas prices
• 2 trains collide in Poland, dozens injured
• Malloy's school regionalization plan criticized
• Just in case, Wilton prepares for a disaster
• After Antarctica, baker opens new shop in Windsor
• By STEVE KOBAK Hour Staff Writer
• After years of searching, Wilton Y gymnastics program finds a home
• Norwalk police blotter
• Calhoun returns as Huskies avoid Pitt-iful ending to regular season
• The Best of Andy Rooney: Things could be much better, or maybe they'd just be worse
• Medical marijuana bill returns to Conn. Capitol
• Norwalk officer assaulted, two men arrested
• Justice Scalia to meet with Wesleyan students
• Democrats in Conn. Senate race to appear at debate
• NY weighs expanding DNA bank to all criminals
• Hearing set for man charged in brain-eating case
• Dear Abby
• Today in history, March 3, 2012
• Belfast cops nab burglar caught in door letterbox
• Himes' tax code comment off base
• It's time for a better South Norwalk
• Going on vacation? Hire a sitter for your garden
• NHL -- Lightning strikes Rangers in OT
• Steve Geoghegan column: My baseball hero takes his final bow
• HS girls basketball -- RHAM knocks Wilton out of state tourney
• Sound Tigers fall to Devils
• HS roundup -- Greenwich wins another FCIAC swim title
• HS girls hockey -- Rams playing for state title
• Cashman: Yankees ready to handle lower payroll
• Connecticut officials suggest election system reforms
• Interim super seeks permanent post
• Playshop looks back at 75 years with exhibit at the Library
• Brien McMahon students try and solve a murder from classic American literature
• Ex-Boy Scout leader to be sentenced for child porn
• Norwalk police blotter
• Morgan-Stanley executive arrested in Darien
• Fallen gospel phenom to NY judge: I aim to change
• Large storm front wrecks Ind. towns, kill 3 people
• UConn coach Jim Calhoun returns to practice
• Panel OK's outsourcing garbage
• MLB expands playoff format from 8 teams to 10
• Activists allege execution-style killings in Syria
• Man in Rutgers video stream says he noticed webcam
• Syria blocks Red Cross from entering Baba Amr
• Yelp shares surge in stock market debut
• CCA receives $10,000 grant to feed hungry
• Cost estimate for insurance aid prompts questions
• NEPSAC Quarterfinals -- GFA Dragons can't Hyde from defeat
• BIG EAST Women's Basketball Tournament -- UConn seeded third behind Notre Dame, St. John's
• Investment banker charged with hate crime in Conn.
• Consumers spend more after incomes rise again
• Torrington police place 2 officers on paid leave
• Police resume search for missing Cromwell woman
• Suspect in teen assault extradited back to Conn.
• Man killed in New Britain fire
• To Do this weekend in and around Norwalk
• CTWorks Career Coach - Register for MS Word Level 1 Workshop for 1 pm And Drop-In General Assistance 10 am - 12 pm
• BMHS JROTC Fundraisers
• Norwalk 2.0 Hosts Community Meeting March 5
• Storm survivors keep their eyes on the sky
• Son's lawsuit to evict mother from her home is withdrawn
• Police say East Coast Rapist confessed to attacks in Virginia
• Two more American soldiers shot and killed by Afghans protesting Quran burning
• Syrian rebels make 'tactical retreat' from besieged section of Homs
• Big banks experiment with new fees
• Rising crude prices tap into a barrel of nonsense
• Maybe the board should begin supervising the superintendent
• Everyone should be at table in fighting for ECS funding
• No visible support evident for Mann to retain his post
• NYPD faces growing criticism for secret surveillance of Muslims in Northeast
• Property Transfers 3-2-12
• Gas prices rise but Detroit has small cars for drivers
• Moccia unhappy with NEON's Board of Director's indecision
• Gaborik scores 30th; Rangers edge Hurricanes
• FCIAC boys basketball -- Bassick nets back-to-back titles
• HS girls basketball --Defending champs oust Wreckers
• HS girls basketball tourney -- Bears bow to Hillhouse
• Five Huskies earn Big East women's hoop honors
• New Canaan, Staples have strong performances at FCIACs
• George Albano column -- Notes, quotes and thoughts
• Wilton firefighter facing larceny charges has run out of sick leave
• Norwalk Hospital opens new parking garage
• Wilton council on Public Facilities chimes in on capital projects
• Born, Bred and Thriving in Norwalk: City man has a design for the future
• Sound Tigers Notebook -- Bridgeport turning into the Kardiac Kids
• Norwalk police blotter
• Norwalk Madbulls make an impressive showing at Connecticut State Open Wrestling Tournament
• Beiersdorf building sold for $10.15m
• Will higher gas prices derail the economy?
• Robek's enters Norwalk smoothie market
• Bernanke cites harm from long-term unemployment
• Domestic violence case nolled, Norwalk detective back on limited duty
• Senate defeats bill to reverse birth control rule
• Hundreds of students march back to Ohio school
• Texas drought twists migrations of many birds
• Conservative pundit Andrew Breitbart has died
• Government eyes popular malt liquor Four Loko
• Another sign of improving economy
• Davy Jones of The Monkees dies of hearr attack
• Davy Jones of The Monkees dies of heart attack
• North Korea agrees to suspend uranium enrichment, nuclear tests
• When politicians use numbers, we need to know from where
• Efforts by SpinOdyssey volunteers, supporters appreciated
• Changing state funding formula key part of education reform
• Norwalk Senior Center trips
• Way We Were
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• Today's Highlight in History
• Dear Abby
• Mass. man in Wesleyan death committed to hospital
• Parents rally at Nathaniel Ely, call for Mann to resign from NEON
• Bond raised by $1M for gang member
• Online program launched to voice concerns, complaints
• NEON board reviews Mann performance
• NASCAR suspends crew chief Knaus 6 races
• Staples High student to receive "Spirit of Life" award from Special Olympics
• Stamford mail processing center set to consolidate
• UConn Co-Op celebrates Black History Month
• State panel to rule soon on outsourcing Norwalk garbage pick-up
• Mets hoping Francisco ends their search for closer
• Council uses tax chart in arriving at cap for Norwalk's budget
• NJ mother, child, both born on leap day
• Gunsmoke plays country music for a cause
• Wesport duo to release Poker documentary
• Allan Houston to appear at art show for nephew
• Maplewood Senior Living interior taking shape in Norwalk
• Conn. applies for No Child Left Behind waiver
• Judges mull sentence for man in Wesleyan slaying
• Conn. murder victim families oppose death penalty
• Official resigns following menacing phone message
• All areas of the country show growth, Fed reports
• The fowl birds of winter
• Fire rips through Main Street store, no one injured
• Local sailor prepares for history-making crossing
• Romney set to visit Stamford
• Mitt Romney coming to Stamford in March
• Early season trout stocking
• State schools call for early dismissal as snow, sleet and rain head in
• Conn. workers to rally for better wages
• 'Business Day' starts business lobbying in Conn
• Agency investigates call menacing phone message
• Man charged in fatal hit-and-run in Bridgeport
• Med examiner says WWII vet accidentally drowned
• Man goes on trial in 1999 Waterbury killing
• Hartford mayor to be disciplined by lawyer panel
• Capitals rally past Islanders 3-2
• Cotton helps Providence take down UConn 72-70
• Dow closes above 13,000, first time since crisis
• Wade says he apologized to Bryant
• Dear Abby
• Jim Hanley column -- Madness of March begins
• Neither rain nor fire ruined NASCAR's marquee show
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• Longshore Halfway House groundbreaking set for March 7
• Unemployment numbers are not truthful
• Red Sox C Varitek to retire Thursday
• NFL moves 1st game to Wednesday to avoid Obama
• Police: Pa. man faked gas leak to oust 'other' man
• Today in History
• Bernanke to face pressure on interest-rate policy
• Economy grew at a faster pace at end of 2011
• Unions protest on eve of EU summit
• Prosecutor: Suspect in shooting at school is 'not well'
• Where Rep. Himes really stands
• A Vegetarian lent
• Cash better than food stamps in helping poor
• Database raises concerns over traffic cameras
• HS roundup -- New Canaan girls advance to hockey semis
• Wilton High School girls basketball team rallies past Foran of Milford in Class L first round
• Conn. workers call for raising the minimum wage
• High school artists invited to participate in congressional art competition
• Norwalk Common Council asked to back BOE budget
• Council cap would translate to 2.8 percent increase in mill rate
• Romney bids for double Republican primary victory
• UConn men brought down by Providence
• Conn. moves closer to Sunday alcohol sales
• TicketNetwork CEO takes leave following arrest
• Gov't report: Partial remains of 9/11 victims went to landfill
• Stamford IHOP dishes up free pancakes to raise funds for children's hospital
• Marks goes robo; Superintendent uses phone to drum up support for BOE budget
• Girardi says Kuroda in rotation
• Valentine already tweaking the Yankees
• Court rules against Bridgeport schools takeover
• Head Start parents call for Mann's resignation, circulate petition
• Ex-defendant emotional on stand in NJ webcam trial
• Harvard group seeks degrees for gays expelled
• Greece approves tough salary, pension cuts
• Clinton: Syria's Assad fits war criminal category
• Justice Dept. reviews complaints over NYPD spying
• Maine Sen. Snowe not seeking re-election
• US ship in NKorea to prepare for remains hunt
• Palestinians invite Security Council to visit
• Wounded British journalist smuggled from Syria
• Famous NYC hawk loses his mate
• Malloy to hold Conn. education reform tour
• CBIA outlines economic plan
• Police seize more than a pound of marijuana, cocaine at Wilton residence; two Wiltonians arrested
• Dow closes above 13,000, first time since crisis
• Gas hits $3.72 per gallon, up 30 cents in month
• Consumer confidence up in February
• FDIC: Bank earnings hit five-year high in 2011
• Death toll rises to 3 in Ohio school shooting
• Second break in at Mitchells in as many weeks
• A cold, wet weathery mess is headed this way for Wednesday
• Gasoline hits $3.72 per gallon
• Senators clash over Pentagon cuts
• Tragedy in Rwanda inspires new Fray song
• Hudson on witness list for upcoming murder trial
• Stars to celebrate Johnny Cash's 80th with concert
• Gladys Knight, Gavin DeGraw among 'Dancing' cast
• Norwalk Police: Known gang member arrested on gun charges Tuesday morning
• Fire leaves cruise ship adrift off Seychelles
• Are Heat and Thunder in NBA's June forecast?
• Pittsburgh board apologizes for school experiment
• Summary Box: Contract signings for US homes up
• Transformative artist Ken Price dies in NM at 77
• Mets owner expresses optimism about team's outlook
• UConn says Calhoun's surgery a success
• Today's Highlight in History:
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• Sales contracts for homes rose 2 pct. in January
• Officers hurt in Occupy clash at Calif Capitol
• Local briefs
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• Norwalk Education Foundation's Taste for Education
• BMHS seeks donations for coming production
• Officials: Student brain dead in Ohio shooting
• Conn. workers to call for raising the minimum wage
• Many expected to turnout at hearing reagrding overhaul of Connecticut's liquor laws
• Former Boys Club director pleads guilty to theft
• Conn. man accused of third killing
• Kennel owners avoid jail in animal cruelty case
• FNEW March Meeting
• Volunteer Corner - February 29, 2012
• Dow misses 13,000 close, but makes up early losses
• Elvira's market reopens to the thrill of local customers
• Council to vote tonight on bids for new fire HQ
• Stratford man sentenced to prison in rash of South Norwalk burglaries
• Government is far too intrusive
• Penguin Plunge to be held on March 10 at Compo Beach
• Good golfing everyone
• GOP selection process a learning experience
• Assembly bill would shine more light on public records
• Hagelin, Lundqvist lift Rangers over Devils
• HS girls basketball -- Staples wins tourney opener; Weston falls
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance -- at Providence
• Yesterday's stars -- Santarella best with the ball in his hands
• Wilton gymnasts thrown under a no-show bus
• Class LL Girls Basketball -- Norwalk wins first state playoff game in a decade
• Court rules Norwalk smoke shop is not a tobacco manufacturer
• Norwalk Fire marshal seeks fees to recoup inspection costs
• 1 dead, 4 wounded in Ohio high school shooting
• NYPD head not sorry about NJ Muslim surveillance
• Brothers face separate charges related to children
• Conn. Shoreline task force holds first meeting
• Medical tattoos offer important health information
• How many specialists are there?
• CancerCare to host Girls' Night Out fundraiser to benefit local chapter
• Islanders loan Katic to Sound Tigers
• UConn says Calhoun's surgery a success
• Conn. lawmakers consider election law changes
• Kindergarten patchwork concerns Conn. parents
• Poland tries to get wounded reporters out of Syria
• Conn. lawmakers propose domestic violence changes
• Report: Safety device was disabled on NYC elevator
• Brothers face separate charges related to children
• Forum in Darien will address power grid legislation
• Povich, Springer and Wilkos make room for 'Trisha' at Stamford Media Center
• 1 killed, 4 wounded in school shooting in Ohio
• Sales contracts for homes rose 2 pct. in January
• Gas prices continue to rise; 40 cents higher now than a year ago
• Second victim in Norwalk apartment fire dies
• This Week's Top 25 Fared
• NASCAR postpones Daytona 500 for first time ever
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• Calhoun could return from back surgery this season
• College notebook
• Baron Cohen spills 'ashes' on Seacrest at Oscars
• Sandler sets Razzie record: 11 worst-movie noms
• Sheriff: Shooting at Ohio school; victims unknown
• MARK KENNEDY AP Drama Writer
• Stars swamp loud, colorful Oscar parties
• Pakistan lauds Oscar-winning filmmaker
• Actress Lucy Lawless arrested in oil-ship protest
• Iran state TV says Oscar win victory over Israel
• Kid Rock, Detroit symphony team up for benefit
• Oil below $109 as February rally hits pause
• Conn. Shoreline task force to hold first meeting
• Conn. lawmakers to discuss task force findings
• Man in custody after Hartford gunfire, standoff
• Driver crashes into Meriden house
• Conn minorities more likely to get traffic tickets
• Sound Tigers rally to beat Devils
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance -- Notre Dame at UConn
• Braced for success -- Norwalk's Oyomba, Staples' Coelho lead teams into state tournaments
• Crime declines despite fears about casino locations in Connecticut
• Mount Zion Baptist closes Black History Month program with uplifting sermon
• NEON to hold a pair of meetings Wednesday
• High School Sports Extra --Numbers & Quotes
• High School Sports Extra: On The Record -- An interview with Wilton's Hayley Tafuro
• Former gymnast soars over a new vault
• Mayor says 3 dead in Canadian train derailment
• Casinos' anti-compulsive bet programs vary widely
• Girl, 11, fights classmate, dies hours later
• Councilman says fire inspector's complaint to be resolved "very shortly"
• Teachers need a dress code
• Norwalk is an increasingly unattractive City
• Horoscope
• Greenwich official proposes leaf blower compromise
• We need ECS reform now
• Norwalk police blotter
• NC man loses $49k collection of poison snakes
• On the Dean's List
• Need for education reform clear and tenure is a major component
• Dear Abby
• Today's Highlight in History
• Norwalk scheduled to respond to sexual harassment lawsuit Monday
• Five hospitalized when SUV crashes into Stamford police cruiser
• Sandler sets Razzie record: 11 worst-movie noms
• Bergman favorite actor Erland Josephson dies at 88
• East Haven mayor calls for unity after protest
• Oscar turns up the star power for final rehearsal
• SWC quarterfinals
• Magner & Tiani
• New York's intellectual stripper
• Gunman kills 2 US advisers in Afghan ministry
• Obama issues apology after burning of Muslim holy books
• Pakistan begins demolition of bin Laden's compound
• Today in History
• 2012 State Open Gymnastics
• Letter writer right on the money
• Rex Ryan: No Super Bowl guarantee this year
• Treason in New Haven from the political left
• Solution for Norwalk Museum calls for some creative thinking
• 'A Better South Norwalk' slate ready to promote positive change
• @Letter Head:Charlie Rose Show a 'wonderful antidote'
• Safety is another consideration when choosing a summer camp
• Norwalker's film to be shown
• A-Rod's offer to Jeremy Lin: Need a new roomie?
• Norwalk Dubstep musician a modern-day Mozart
• Chancel Notes
• Conn. Marine among 7 killed in copter crash in Yuma, Ariz.
• Retired Marine uses fishing to help fellow vets recover
• Egypt presses ahead with trial of Americans
• Violence across Syria on eve of constitutional vote
• Conn. pharmacies say they lose out in state deal
• Berlusconi cleared by statute of limitations
• Citizens unite in Westport to voice concern about Citizens United
• The Best of Andy Rooney: Repair jobs come in bunches
• A two-man fight, and a conspiracy theory
• FCIAC Hockey Playoffs -- New Canaan rolls to win over Wilton
• FCIAC Boys Basketball Playoffs -- Undefeated Cadets fall again; Trinity advances
• Mandela, 93, hospitalized with stomach ailment
• Sacred Heart defeats St. Francis (Pa.)
• Shelter board members pitch plans for 2 Merritt Place to Himes
• State Open wrestling - Norwalk's Riggins claims 195-pound title
• New Canaan wins third straight FCIAC girls hockey championship
• UConn women rout Marquette
• Norwalk native and St. Luke's junior Noel Thomas Jr. verbally commits to play football with full scholarship at UConn
• Famous Artists School goes online
• Famous Artists School, Magdalen Livesy, Saturday Evening Post, Norman Rockwell, Albert Dorne, Stevan Dohanos, Robert Vawcett, Ben Stahl, Harold Von Schmidt, Al Parker, Austin Briggs, John Whitcomb, Peter Helck, Fred Ludekens, John Atherton, Foundations Co
• Former Westporter sentenced to six months in prison for fraud
• Ride along with a Westport police officer
• Ride along with Westport police officer
• West Rocks Middle School teacher publishes children's book, Colorful Kisses
• Board of Ed passes resolution urging state to fix ECS formula, a "fundamental injustice" to city
• Tong, Senate Democratic candidates play nice at first debate
• SWC boys basketball -- Weston falls to Notre Dame in quarters
• UConn's Calhoun hopes to return to bench after surgery
• Rapper Jim Jones arrested after fight at Foxwoods
• Study: Candidates' plans lead to huge deficits
• Israeli attack on Iran might pull US into new war
• Doubt about reliability of Afghan partners in war
• 2nd NY court upholds town ban on gas drilling
• East Haven march protests police profiling claims
• Reagan shooter wants to change 'assassin' image
• In Tunisia, Clinton cites promise of Arab Spring
• Clinton tells Muslims to disregard campaign talk
• Conn. lawmakers to discuss trooper staffing levels
• Conn. Marine pilot among 7 killed in Ariz. crash
• Misheard word leads to bomb scare on flight to NY
• Celebrations continue in NYC for Cardinal Dolan
• 30 Hour Famine puts spotlight on world hunger
• Dear Abby
• Wait a minute, I thought YOU had the loot!
• Horoscope
• Join Himes and stand up against Transportation Bill
• Two giving students, STAR receive the week's bouquets
• City needs to preserve history
• The meeting seemed fine to me
• Man charged with three Westport burglaries
• APNewsBreak: Conn teen sues over alleged gang rape
• Prolific alleged thief charged with Wilton burglaries
• Weston native wins top international design award
• Police: Three arrested in connection with numerous acts of graffiti on East Side
• Sound Tigers nipped by Falcons in a shootout
• FCIAC Hockey Playoffs -- Rams, Warriors square off in first round
• Steve Geoghegan column: New Canaan's Dupuy is always in a rhythm
• Sounds Tigers make trade, sign new players
• UConn Women's Basketball Glance -- At Marquette
• Norwalk police blotter
• Norwalker hired to manage Oak Hills on interim basis
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance -- vs. Syracuse
• Moccia and others calls for Mann's resignation from NEON
• Mystery surrounds payments to ex-NEON finance director
• Crystal Theatre presents Gypsy Orchestra
• Oil prices rising to near 2011 highs
• W. Pa. tests: Chemicals in drilling area water
• The arrival of New Hampshire's maple sugar season
• Jury deliberates in Bridgeport triple killing case
• Middletown deputy police chief fired
• APNewsBreak: Conn teen sues over alleged gang rape
• Police name man found dead in Chaplin
• Conn. asks residents to help with tourism campaign
• New-home sales dip after 4 straight monthly gains
• Moccia and others calls for Mann's resignation from NEON
• Norwalk Fire responds to accident on Merritt Parkway
• To Do this weekend in and around Norwalk
• Local players launch PISA, a new soccer academy
• Jury deliberates in Bridgeport triple killing case
• Snow causing slippery roads, accidents in Conn.
• Wintry mix of snow and rain hits Norwalk; weather service issues wind warning
• Stepmother of girl forced to run until she died arrested
• Judge acquits man accused in death of wife during honeymoon
• U.S., Europe, Arab nations ready to issue warning to Assad
• President's actions have resulted in disrespect for the Oval Office
• It is not going to be easy to find anything unsavory about Obama
• @:Life expectancy rises during tough times
• Emcor Group 4Q income falls on costs
• United Technologies cuts stock issue for Goodrich
• Dow flirts with 13,000 again but can't make it
• FCIAC Girls Basketball Championship -- Undefeated Danbury wins first championship
• Sound Tigers Notebook -- Sound Tigers a confident bunch
• George Albano Column -- Reign-y days and Mondays: Former Norwalk swimmers know what it's like to have a title taken away
• High School Notebook -- Romero heading to U. of Bridgeport; Shapiro to kick, punt for St. Lawrence
• Council urged to save museum, not privatize garbage collection
• APNewsBreak: Maine lab taps 1st Conn. researcher
• Heating assistance program seeks home for next winter
• Yates to lead NSO in Gershwin review
• Fire safety tactics to be discussed at Feb. 25 event
• Mets Bay believes subpar years behind him
• Lieberman's Hartford office is evacuated, reports suspicious mail
• Post office: Expect big cuts starting in mid-May
• Woman dies after car crashes into telephone pole
• Mann:NEON will seek not to refund mismanaged Headstart funds
• Sound Tigers sign two to AHL contracts
• Norwalk teen beaten in attempted strong-armed robbery; 3 charged
• 7 Marines confirmed killed in collision of 2 helicopters north of Yuma, Ariz., during training
• Jeremy Lin has new NYC apartment
• Conn. woman nearly shot when neighbor fires gun
• Police: body in Bristol woods was there for months
• Conn. officials meet with father of fire victims
• Yale files lawsuit to stop immigration detainers
• Dr. Seuss's Read Across America Day at Norwalk Public Library Children's Library
• C.H.O.I.C.E.S. Counselor at Norwalk Public Library - Registration Required by 7 pm Wednesday
• When are we going to stop giving the president a free pass?
• Romney, Santorum trade accusations at GOP debate
• Blight ordinance seems proper, but legal barriers are many
• Budgets should be presented to allow taxpayers to 'zero' in
• School violence, cyber bullying, National School Safety Center, U.S. Department of Education
• Way We Were
• Loon in Norwalk may have tough road ahead
• Norwalk Senior Center trips
• Hepatitis C deaths up, baby boomers most at risk
• FCIAC Girls Hockey -- New Canaan, Greenwich advance to finals
• FAA Quarterfinals -- King stuns GFA, snapping Dragons 15-game winning streak
• Frank Marcucio hired as new head football coach at Westhill High School
• Tebow, Lin carving two different paths
• Panel has ideas, but falls short on plans for Norwalk Museum
• UConn's Calhoun to have surgery on his back
• DC police official in celeb escort flap to sue
• Documentary on life of rapper Heavy D to air
• Lesbian federal worker wins health benefits case
• Obama signs payroll tax cut extension into law
• Congressional offices receive mailed threats
• New Canadian operator for Niagara Falls tour boats
• Poll: Obama benefitting from improving economy
• 2 reported shot at Conn. hospital, 1 arrest
• AvalonBay hopes to break ground on apartments, homes
• Conn. bill looks to add labels to engineered food
• Special permit filed to open synagogue at former Three Bears restaurant
• Surgery scheduled for UConn coach Calhoun
• NHA's 'Power Writers' wow audience
• Residents oppose demolition of farmhouse at Sterling Farms Golf Course
• Alleged grease thief free on $5,000 bond
• Police arrest DWI suspect who crashed into garage
• Coffeehouse has Small Potatoes on its menu
• And the winners are . . .
• Award-winning violinst to appear with Greenwich Symphony
• Fairfield County Calendar
• Hit Men are bringing the hits
• The New York Wine Expo returns
• NY gov: Tappan Zee Bridge being mulled as walkway
• Conn. immigrant advocates rally at state Capitol
• Suspect arrested in snatch-and-run jewelry theft
• Mother pleads guilty to stealing a Norwalk education, may pay fines up to $6,200
• New London officials criticized at NAACP meeting
• Bristol woman run over by her own car
• Federal police spokesman confirms 49 dead in Argentine train accident
• Divers in Italy report finding 4 more ship bodies
• Conn. committee hears education reform opinions
• Thai detention of Iranian bomb suspect extended
• Man pleads guilty in Waterbury teen's killing
• Duff: Plenty of places to get free tax assistance
• Wounded vets regain bit of camaraderie in kitchen
• Mint: What it is and how to use it
• Mild winter concerns some maple syrup producers
• Radiation detected 400 miles off Japanese coast
• APNewsBreak: FDA to review inhalable caffeine
• AP source: Obama seeks 28 percent corp. tax rate
• Conn. bill looks to add labels to engineered food
• In Europe, spending cuts fail to ease debt burdens
• Conn. legislators to raise death penalty repeal
• Judge dismisses lawsuit in Conn. synagogue dispute
• Conn. immigrant advocates: delay enforcement plan
• Cops: Conn. lawyer embezzled from dead aunt
• Former U.S. Rep. Katie Hall, key sponsor for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, dies
• Back room deals contribute to confusion, disengagement
• Norwalk's budget front and center as hearing considers setting cap
• Attorney: Sugarland fans failed to take steps to ensure their own safety
• Norwalker expresses her thanks for hospital's care of her husband
• Norwalk Museum has not been a viable operation for many years
• Antinozzi Associates opens branch in Norwalk
• Mets' Collins: We'll be better than people expect
• No. 4 Connecticut pummels Pittsburgh
• HS boys basketball -- Weston wraps up SWC playoff berth
• Three area FAA teams looking to make statements in boys basketball tournament
• FCIAC girls basketball -- Top-seeded Hatters beat Wilton
• HS wrestling -- Norwalk's Riggins top seed at 195 pounds for State Open
• Linsanity hits snag as Melo returns
• Council's ordinance committee vows to fight blight in Norwalk
• APNewsBreak: Conn. police keeping plate scans data
• Conn. to reap millions in mortgage settlement
• Malloy kicks off hearing on his education plan
• Speed puts community colleges front and center
• Norwalk police blotter
• West Rocks oil spill clean-up to conclude next week
• Norwalker robbed for 4th time
• Alleged grease thief nabbed in Westport
• Tax board begins crafting Norwalk's budget tonight
• CLASP Homes to celebrate 30th anniversary
• Tax board begins crafting Norwalk's budget Wednesday night
• Letter raises questions about conservation land and Northeast Utilities merger
• NAACP and IMF to celebrate Black History Month
• Dozens killed in Syria, Red Cross urges cease-fire
• Monitoring of Muslim students sparks outrage
• Southern Baptist panel recommends add-on to name
• Red Sox acquire Carpenter -- No! Not that one!
• Wilton woman's hard work earns town HEARTSafe designation
• Ex-clubhouse manager admits he had NY Mets items
• Greek bailout wards off disaster _ for now
• Ex-club manager admits owning stolen NY Mets items
• Pa. man busted on drug warrant after casino win
• Dow crosses 13,000 for first time since 2008
• Mild winter concerns some maple syrup producers
• Congress targets federal workers for savings
• Sen. Duff, Sen. Tong call Jepsen to hearing to explain mortgage settlement
• Shots fired at Conn. TV news crew, no one hurt
• Conn. police investigate possible abuse of toddler
• Conn. small town council to host conference
• Rivera hints 2012 could be his final season
• Karlsson helps Senators pound Islanders 6-0
• NBA Calendar
• Jeremy Lin, as in win, sends Knicks past Mavericks
• Polish folk art society defends its 'Oskar' award
• Horoscope
• Today in History
• Veterinary Oncologist, Internist, Cardiologist, Neurologist--how many specialists are there?
• Yemenis vote to rubber-stamp VP as new president
• Connecticut seeks to recapture role as insurance capital
• Dear Abby
• Chicago school draws scrutiny over student fines
• In Greece, debt deal gets a mixed reception
• Officials express need for transportation funding
• Conn. attorney general to explain mortgage deal
• New Haven mayor calls fed program 'unAmerican'
• 23 Conn. National Guard airmen return home
• Conn. Small Town Council to host conference
• Taste for Education
• For car buyers, it's harder to end up with a lemon
• Greece awaits bailout decision but issues remain
• McDowell set to plead guilty Wednesday to school larceny charges
• Proposal calls for penalties for tardy utilities' response
• A continued United States deployment in Afghanistan
• Maybe professors with Ph.Ds are real 'public servants' in our state
• So what's up with Obama?
• Is teacher tenure really an issue?
• Homes for sale and construction on the rise in Westport
• Two tenors to bring I-Squared concert back to Norwalk
• HS boys basketball -- Bears fall to Danbury in OT
• Williams has 38, Nets handle Linsanity this time
• Yesterday's stars -- Devine was a man for all seasons
• UConn Women's Basketball Glance --Huskies at Pitt
• UConn stuns Villanova in overtime
• Senators boys stun Staples in boys basketball with late rally; put Wreckers' FCIAC playoff hopes in jeopardy
• Untitled
• Valentine looking for Bosox to bus it this spring
• Nilson, Sound Tigers blank Albany
• Health Briefs
• Researcher to discuss correlation between art and health care at lecture series
• Sex-changing treatment for kids: It's on the rise
• Yanks' Rivera hints 2012 could be his final season
• Historic Silvermine Tavern is back on the market
• UConn builds labs to help start-up tech companies
• Fired ESPN editor says racial slur not intended
• Gas prices still on the rise
• Sony makes mobile gaming push with handheld Vita
• Southern Conn. State launches iTunes offerings
• Conn. lawmakers begin hearings on education plan
• Volunteer Corner - February 20, 2012
• Dear Abby
• Today in History
• Give Presidents Day true meaning by reflecting on these two giants
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• John Nash Column -- Lowered expectations at UConn
• Sound Tigers take the fifth to beat Bears
• Yosemite waterfall 'turns to lava'
• Between 2 shootings, ICE agents struggled over gun
• A day at the Norwalk Museum
• Norwalkers divided on museum's future
• US, Britain urge Israel not to attack Iran
• Norwalk Museum Archives
• Jeremy Lin, as in win, sends Knicks past Mavericks
• College notebook -- Rotanz is the Duke of Westport
• Construction of the new Family Y Mahackeno Center slated for October 2012
• Wind farm on former NY brownfield site expands
• Murphy hopes to avoid primary in Conn. Senate race
• Norwalk police blotter
• High School Sports Extra -- On The Record: An interview with Greens Farms Academy's Brien Comey
• High School Sports Extra -- The Numbers Game & Quotes of the Week
• High School Sports Extra -- A homecoming for McMahon's Mauro
• 1st phase of Italian cruise ship fuel removal done
• French President Sarkozy: not afraid of record
• Official: 44 dead in Mexico prison riot
• Fire erupts at Iranian petrochemical complex
• Courage to Speak event March 20
• On the Dean's List
• Garfunkel, former Norwalk town clerk, now working for National RE/sources
• ESPN fires employee for offensive Lin headline
• Looking forward to final Rowayton Ave. design
• Keep the Norwalk Musuem up and running
• Emu escapes from Vt. farm, on the lam for 5 weeks
• Today in History
• Mickelson takes wild ride into share of the lead
• Obama: Manufacturing rebounding after painful time
• Minus big names, new-look Cards say they're ready
• Proposed budget leaves businesses with questions
• 19-year-old Wiltonian arrested in connection with the death of her boyfriend
• China vice president starts 3-day visit to Ireland
• Norwalker makes a life in music
• NCC partnership with Wright Tech has much in its favor for both
• China faces conflict of law, business in iPad row
• Rose appears close to returning from back problem
• Robby Gordon 'stuck,' searching for investors
• LeBron tells Miami Heat fans not to worry
• Man tries to evict 98-year-old mom from Conn. home
• Terror suspect arrested near Capitol in FBI sting
• Revealing paternity with Maury Povich and friends
• Fast vote: Congress sends payroll tax cut to Obama
• Presidents' Day Closings
• Dear Abby
• Annual NHSAA Teacher Honor Roll
• Band is shaking foundations in a quiet Cranbury neighborhood
• What month is this anyway?
• John Glenn's orbital flight marks 50th anniversary
• Sound Tigers come back to beat Phantoms
• Henry Wynne leads Staples track and field team to State Open title
• The Best of Andy Rooney: Don't fret, fat people, it's not your fault
• Maritime Aquarium opens 'FINtastic RefurbFISHment'
• Deal? Compromise? It's all in the perception
• West Rocks oil spill investigation continues
• Minn. couple lost in Italy shipwreck memorialized
• Finance and Claims Committee to hold hearing Feb. 23 on Norwalk's budget cap
• Former NY Daily News editor dies
• Plan seeks to connect West Avenue developments for pedestrians, bicyclists
• Honduran inmates tell of fiery deaths
• HS wrestling -- Norwalk's Riggins repeats as L champ
• St. John's women end UConn's home win streak at 99
• FCIAC girls basketball -- Pearsall leads Wilton past Norwalk
• Middlebrook's Room 126 becomes Egyptian tomb for class project
• City launches new emergency notification system
• Norwalkers trace African American ancestry
• City Dems, GOP set to hold primary elections
• Wilton Library to roll out new catalog system March 29
• UConn men's basketball --Crowder leads No. 12 Marquette past Huskies
• Syrian forces fire on funeral in Damascus, kill 1
• Honduran inmates tell of horror as hundreds die
• Lawyers: cocaine on capsized cruise captain's hair
• Egypt sets NGO trial date, escalating rift with US
• Filing says kidnapped Mont. teacher choked, buried
• Josh Powell had 400 cartoon sex and incest images
• New Haven police officer kills bellicose pit bull
• Ali's life to be honored in Vegas by celebrities
• Administrative leave for a Conn. school principal
• Whitney Houston remembered at NJ hometown funeral
• Yale researchers named as Sloan Fellows
• Bobby Brown briefly appears at Houston funeral
• Franklin: Health kept me from Houston's NJ funeral
• Norwalk Police: Man hit girlfriend with baseball bat
• Guests arrive to say goodbye to Houston in NJ
• April 2012 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• Mercury 7 astronauts return to Kennedy Space Center
• Times correspondent dies of asthma attack while in Syria
• Campbell Soup 2Q net declines, but beats Street
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• Pa. 911 call for man in bear trap no such thing
• Today in History, Saturday, Feb. 18
• Norwalk's cultural heritage is more valuable than a line item in a budget
• Clean up Wall Street in Norwalk
• Concerned students, doctor get bouquets
• Church listings for Norwalk, Westport, Wilton
• Thanks for supporting Spin-A-Thon
• Dow average closes within 50 points of 13,000
• Hornets end Knicks' Lin-ning streak
• UConn women going after 100th straight home win
• Steve Geoghegan column: More wrestlers get crack at State Open
• Goaltenders have been a wall of success for Sound Tigers this season
• HS roundup -- GFA boys win 15th in a row
• Malloy recommends expanding immunization coverage
• GOP lawmakers voice concern over Malloy's budget
• Crackdown on barbers brings Latino backlash
• Norwalk River Valley Trail presentes plans to Wilton residents
• City woman accused of food stamp fraud
• UConn men's basketball glance
• Islanders recall Poulin from Sound Tigers
• Red Sox' Wakefield retires after 19 years
• UConn women's basketball glance
• Norwalk police blotter
• Bridgeport drops consultant linked to cheating
• Man gets 4 years on gun charge
• Black History Month Soldier and freed slave form a bond; story recounts the beginnings of Bethel African Methodist Church in Norwalk
• NJ Gov. Christie vetoes gay marriage bill as vowed
• Board of Education forecasts capital projects
• Source: Yanks finalize trade of Burnett to Pirates
• Santana throws off mound for 1st time this year
• NASCAR seizes part of Johnson's Daytona 500 car
• NCC kidnapper accepts plea deal
• WorkPlace program to be featured on '60 Minutes'
• Deal trims maximum jobless benefits to 73 weeks
• Romney takes on world as he vies for presidency
• Terror suspect arrested near Capitol in FBI sting
• To Do this holiday weekend in and around Norwalk
• Congress sends payroll tax cut bill to Obama
• Analysis: A quiet surrender for the GOP this time
• Lincoln's Cottage in DC tackles modern slavery
• Woman charged in connection with UConn death
• Woman charged in connection with UConn death
• Deal trims maximum jobless benefits to 73 weeks
• Manchester school in lockdown after online threat
• Malloy to promote housing spending plan
• Man charged in Vernon home invasion, sex assault
• Former East Haven mayor's secretary sues police
• Man tries to evict 98-year-old mom from Conn. home
• New Haven man charged in 2010 city killing
• Girls’ Night Out Fundraiser for CancerCare
• Trooper's triplets in school bus crash; 1 dead, 2 critically injured
• Intelligence officials say al-Qaida likely responsible for bombings in Syria
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• Making Sound a marine refuge logical step to preserve estuary
• Conn. lawmakers revive red light camera effort
• Government asks automakers to disable dashboard multi-task devices when car is in motion
• House Republicans call for states to have more control of NCLB law
• U.N. leader calls for end of use of force against civilians in Syria
• Conn. expects fewer prisoners next year
• Architect: 20 North Water St. development will bind Washington and North Water streets
• Curtain Call hosts its fifth Dancing with the Stars fundraiser event
• Police chiefs peeved about loss of funding
• NEON vows transparency, schedules press conference to answer questions
• Norwalk's Kelley nets 15 as SHU bows to LIU
• Rangers defeated by Blackhawks
• Youth hoops -- All Saints girls claim Diocesan title
• Knicks get lucky after other teams miss on Lin
• High School Notebook -- Norwalk's Riggins earns No. 1 wrestling seed
• Sound Tigers Notebook -- Scoring not a problem
• Family Courts -- FCIAC quarterfinal between Norwalk and Wilton brings ties that bind
• George Albano Column -- Winning when it counts
• HS roundup -- Wilton skates past RMS
• Top wage earners in Westport released
• Soul singer facing assault charges
• Norwalk Hospital hosts annual remembrance service
• Two Norwalkers busted for drugs after motor vehicle stop
• Norwalk police blotter
• Young wrestlers net state championships
• Norwalk JBA roundup
• Norwalk Senior Biddy Basketball roundup
• GM posts its highest profit ever: $7.6 billion
• Diageo employees head to DC to mark Black History Month
• Norwalk's My Three Sons receives $50,000 grant from state
• Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter dies at 57
• Mayor and city council should treat residents with respect
• One nation under God? What the polls suggest
• Obama has spent more money than has existed in all of creation
• Ad promoting Kosovo proves embarrassing
• 'Tense' Wilton PTA situation spirals into board members' removal
• Jon Secada joins hepatitis C awareness campaign
• Dudamel and LA Philharmonic make waves in Caracas
• Houston's death spurs look at her doctors, meds
• Nicki Minaj to perform at NBA All-Star game
• UK's Cameron tells Scotland: Let's stay together
• Israel to buy Italian military training jets
• Unexplained dolphin strandings continue in Mass.
• Over 100 European flights canceled due to strike
• Norwalk developer owns majority of Bridgeport apartment complex lost in fire Thursday morning
• Late NKorean leader gets military birthday tribute
• Greek bailout tensions hit other euro countries
• Feds investigate Waterbury's lead removal program
• APNewsBreak: NY nonprofit overhaul proposed
• $2.5M settlement in Milford fatal cruiser crash
• State police revamp missing persons unit
• Conn. student pleads not guilty in fatal accident
• Conn. fights jail guard absences on Super Bowl day
• Change can be painful, but good things can come out of it
• Rangers slugger Hamilton undergoing counseling
• TCU drug bust includes 4 football players
• Earthplace given $5,000 grant
• Local Briefs
• High School Box Scores
• Putting the 'kitsch' back in kitchen
• HS roundup
• House panel wants session with ex-Countrywide CEO
• State receives warning about leaking gas tanks
• Milder weather, lack of snow allies in keeping poor warm
• UConn coach will miss at least next 2 games
• Property Transfers 2-17-12
• Man claims police have the wrong man
• On the Dean's List
• Homebuilder optimism rises for 5th straight month
• Senior Calendar
• How do we safely fire an employee?
• The Way We Were
• Norwalk Registrars opt for machine count of March 6 Democratic primary
• Council approves Moccia's nominees despite accusations of vote-trading
• Norwalk police blotter
• Norwalker disputes police version of car dragging
• Senior Center trips
• Norwalker held as fugitive for failing to pay $191 to Alabama court
• Lessons from annual produce market welcomed by students
• UConn men defeat DePaul
• HS girls basketball -- Bears ride win streak into playoffs
• John Nash column -- It's an up-and-down year at UConn
• HS boys basketball -- Vikings down Norwlk in OT
• Lin has 13 assists, Knicks run win streak to 7
• Opinions divided on Norwalk Hospital expansion plans
• Utilities agree to buy Cape Wind offshore wind farm in merger
• Payroll tax cut: Ironing out final details
• Westport selectmen shelve pop-up cafe discussion
• Parents confront NEON CEO Joseph Mann over mismanaged funds, Head Start woes
• NCC to partner with Wright Tech High School in Stamford
• Kayaking presentations at local libraries
• 'Monday Night Football' switching to 2-man booth
• Let's get the kids outdoors again
• Document confirms WVU-Big East deal totals $20M
• Woman sentenced for spiking Utah man's smoothie
• Dig for human remains resumes at N. Calif well
• Muddy clothes, shovel seized from Mo. teen killer
• Police ID Conn. construction worker killed in fall
• With Pringles, Kellogg looks to expand overseas
• Classic barbershop: Roosters opens location in Norwalk
• Manufacturers providing outsize boost to economy
• Amtrak service resumes after death on train tracks
• NASCAR -- Stewart goes into 2012 with new crew chief
• Cop expected to plead guilty in painkiller scheme
• Sound Tigers sign defenseman to tryout contract
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• UConn's Calhoun to miss at least next 3 games
• A sucker for the soprano
• The Mighty Quinn
• Clark Trio to play the Library
• Stamford Young Artists Philharmonic Concert
• DEEP investigating oil leak at West Rocks Middle School
• DEP investigating oil leak at West Rocks Middle School
• OMG = Obama Must Go
• Concerns on Rowayton Ave. work form the Sixth District
• More than 300 killed in Honduras prison fire
• Visit offers little insight into next China leader
• US Embassy in Iraq facing cuts
• NATO to buy 5 US-made reconnaissance drones
• Gaza Strip fuel shortage forces power shutdown
• In defiant move, Iran proclaims nuclear advances
• Fishing variety is the spice of life
• Wounded NYPD officer leaves hospital
• Hartford man convicted of murdering girlfriend
• Police ID Conn. construction worker killed in fall
• Amtrak service halted after death on train tracks
• US, Europe look at fast but risky penalty on Iran
• Pa. smokehouse fire 'best-smelling in long time'
• Irish character actor David Kelly dies at 82
• Nick Offerman: A funny man with a plan on 'Parks'
• Sarandon gives $75,000 for NYC school table tennis
• Rising star Molly Ranson gets bloody in 'Carrie'
• Reel Food: Sips, snacks inspired by Oscar winners
• Florida only state in US with an official chef
• Rowayton Arts Center awards
• Medical experts testified Tuesday at the murder trial of a former University of Virginia lacrosse player
• Penn State VP asks for charges to be thrown out
• Family decides to hold private funeral for Whitney Houston
• A new look for the Rowayton Arts Center
• Ward B incumbents press for machine count of March 6 primary; registrars say hand count will save city $3K
• Brien McMahon students recognize teen dating violence on Valentine's Day
• US officials settle lawsuit over 2007 immigration raids in Connecticut
• Norwalk teen pleads guilty to Citgo robbery
• Norwalk police blotter
• Stocks stage late rally and finish flat
• Today in History
• State's new education commissioner receives panel's recommendation
• United States, Europe consider ways to punish Iran
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• Boys Ice Hockey -- New Canaan tops Darien in rivalry rematch
• Boys Basketball -- Weston gets a big road win over Barlow
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance -- vs. DePaul
• High School Roundup -- Obi leads GFA to 14th straight win
• List of delinquent Westport taxpayers released
• Dogs available for adoption at Westport Animal Control
• City looking to store Norwalk Museum collections, as curator and others fight for museum's survival
• Norwalk Republicans vow to restore $650K in school aid to Norwalk
• Slovins offer free chiropractic care Wednesday, Thursday
• Business surveys indicate improving economy
• Police give prosecutor documents in Christmas fire probe
• Enfield crash kills 2, pickup truck driver sought
• Trial opens for man charged in NYC subway shove
• Head-on crash kills man in Torrington
• Feds sue NY co-op that banned ailing woman's dog
• NYC mayor again defends school worship ban
• I am anti death penalty as it is practiced in the United States
• I know it's sad
• Smoke clearing on state budget, mirrors remain
• Police: Mumbling Pa. suspect had mouthful of crack
• No. 2 Connecticut women rout Oklahoma 73-55
• BIG EAST terminates West Virginia's membership
• Pakistan allows NATO to ship food to Afghanistan
• Fresh violence in Syria as UN warns of civil war
• Maldives museum reopens minus smashed Hindu images
• 4 soldiers killed in Senegal's restive south
• Norwalk pedestrian succumbs to injuries from Feb. 5 accident
• New Vegas museum highlights mob bosses, tommy guns
• Gave Review: "The Darkness"
• Hearse arrives at NJ funeral home handling Houston
• Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover: Kate Upton, 19
• Red Wings match record with 20th straight home win
• New AD says UConn not defined by academic issue
• FCIAC Score Board
• Local Briefs
• Class L Track and Field
• Jeter says moves have made AL stronger
• On the Dean's List
• 2012 FCIAC Gymnastics Championships
• Yankees, Pirates progressing toward Burnett deal
• Wi maintains lead at Pebble Beach as Tiger charges
• NBA Calendar
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• Road to the Kentucky Derby
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Father of three girls who died in Christmas morning fire hires investigators
• Retail sales rose 0.4 percent in January
• Conn. car buyers named in alleged Hezbollah scheme
• Education groups team up to promote reform ideas
• Conn. education head faces confirmation hearing
• Enfield crash kills 2, pickup truck driver sought
• Senator Duff: Federal-State Settlement To Will Help Families Keep Their Homes
• Volunteer Corner - February 14, 2012
• Board of Finance takes its first look at police, fire, DPW budgets
• Connecticut lawmakers press for repeal of death penalty
• Wilton teens arrested in attempt to steal New Canaan flag
• Former Stamford police chief to become East Haven's interim chief
• Tackling the chore of cleaning grout
• Local women arrested in alleged shoplifting spree
• No. 2 Connecticut women rout Oklahoma 73-55
• Knicks think they'll stay hot when stars join Lin
• HS boys basketball -- McMahon steals one from Harding
• Yesterday's stars -- Sports keep Barrella going
• HS girls basketball -- Wilton beats Trinity to clinch FCIAC playoff berth
• HS roundup -- Norwalk girls clinch FCIAC playoff berth
• Obama's budget: Government still getting bigger
• Neighbors weigh in on proposed Norwalk Hospital expansion plan
• Prosecutor: Man killed Md. trooper to get revenge
• Washington legalizes gay marriage
• Yankees, Pirates progressing toward Burnett deal
• Ortiz, Red Sox avoid hearing, agree at $14,575,000
• GE to hire 5,000 veterans over next 5 years
• $336M Powerball ticket sold at Rhode Island Stop & Shop supermarket
• Rakhshani returned to Sound Tigers
• Father of Christmas fire victims files papers at Stamford court, but attorney says decision on wrongful death suit not yet made
• Bombers target Israeli diplomats in India, Georgia
• Youthful challenger takes on Chavez in Venezuela
• Pa. girls steal key, make a meal in victim's house
• US envoy to hold talks with NKorea in Beijing
• Dear Abby
• The swimsuit issue
• Connecticut joins parade to seek 'No Child' waiver
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• Tightening our belts to resolve our budget problems is not a long term solution
• Welcome a feisty liberal
• Activists: Syrian rebels repel attack on key town
• Norwalk doctor returns from medical relief mission in Tanzania
• Crude reality
• Justice Breyer robbed at West Indies vacation home
• New AD says UConn not defined by academic issue
• Jeter says moves have made AL stronger
• Police Chief responds to recent violence, says shootings are retaliatory in nature
• Obama sends FY2013 budget proposals to Congress
• Grammy Awards struggle with honoring Houston
• Mickelson crushes Tiger and wins Pebble Beach
• Callahan scores again, helps Rangers top Caps 3-2
• Panthers surge past Isles 4-1
• Obama sends FY2013 budget proposals to Congress
• AT&T customers surprised by 'unlimited data' limit
• Gas prices on the rise
• Cops: Conn. couple diverted police before robbery
• Librarian finds 1842 plans for church that burned
• College notebook -- Adams earns ECAC lax preseason award
• Venezuela's opposition chooses Chavez's challenger
• UConn Women's Basketball Glance -- At Oklahoma
• John Nash Column -- Chelsea Lately: LeVander gets to perform injury free for the first time in her career
• Kate Bell's "School of Thought" -- Sometimes parents just don't understand
• Sound Tigers nip Whale in overtime
• Grammys honor Houston, celebrate 'fallen sister'
• Valentine's Day can be chaotic for flower wholesaler
• UConn names Warde Manuel its new Director of Athletics
• For 8-year-old Isabella, a dream comes true
• U.N. consultant shot dead in Cairo
• Buildings set ablaze in Greece before debt vote
• Santorum plans aggressive strategy against Romney
• More remains found in Calif. with killer's help
• Woman hospitalized after car crashes into stone wall
• Houston recalled as happy in days before death
• Whitney Houston's daughter taken in ambulance to L.A. hospital
• In Connecticut, more men than women ticketed for using cell phones while driving
• On the Dean's List
• NYC sewage plant to offer Valentine's Day tours
• Famous waters of the Sound are in trouble
• Norwalk police blotter
• The consequences of smoking not limited to one's health
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• People are not stupid
• Tax Board keeps tight rein on Oak Hills Golf Course
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• Westport police dog retires
• Scofieldtown park landfill project expected to begin this spring
• Norwalk man hospitalized after failed attempt at jail break
• High School Sports Extra -- On The Record: An interview with Norwalk High's Rocco Bocchetta
• High School Sports Extra -- Wilton's Nugent states his case
• High School Sports Extra -- The Numbers Game & Quotes of the Week
• Proposed defense cuts send a chill through delegation
• Volunteer couple, 'Chowdafest" deserve this week's bouquets
• What's in a name? Delete the word "lobster"
• Valentine's Day Do's and Don'ts
• Norwalk rapper looks to make it to the top
• No. 3 UConn women rout No. 14 Georgetown 80-38
• Texans on wrong side of border fence grow anxious
• Callahan's hat trick leads Rangers over Flyers
• @Letter Head:Fourth District 'fortunate' to have Jim Himes
• Aung San Suu Kyi campaigns for Myanmar parliament
• Tax Board decision to close Norwalk Museum 'outrageous'
• Family, teachers remember Powell boys in Tacoma
• Bahrain rights activist says 2 Americans detained
• Jury did right thing in handing down death sentence
• Lebanese gunmen clash over Syria crisis
• Treatment of Sam and Kate Grammer 'ridiculous'
• NH 14-year-old shoots self in face in cafeteria
• Old well becomes focus of search for more bodies
• Modified voter redistricting plan approved by selectmen
• Now a footnote on the calendar, we still honor a great president
• All about the weather
• Norwalk's options on blighted properties range from court proceedings to demolition
• HS wrestling -- Norwalk's Riggins wins FCIAC title
• Callahan's hat trick leads Rangers over Flyers
• High Court: Probably cause need to inspect alleged zoning violations
• Ward B Democrats do not disappoint us
• Ex-Norwalk cop renews reinstatement attempt
• Conn. backs small startup companies to boost jobs
• Sound Tigers rout Springfield
• Chelsea LeVander, Wilton High School claim FCIAC gymnastics championships -- again; Staples places fourth
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies at 48
• Wilton's unemployment rate on decline, in line with national trend
• Stamford shelter awarded $15,000 grant
• Police: Loud, domestic quarrel alarms officers
• Group sends love to childhood cancer patients
• Reforms get an OK on the surface, but budget concerns linger
• Spring training starts with sluggers in new places
• No. 3 UConn women rout No. 14 Georgetown
• Norwalk police blotter
• UConn men's basketball -- Jardine helps No. 2 Syracuse top Huskies
• Norwalk Police nab Honduran murder suspect
• Barbie's wardrobe celebrated at Fashion Week bash
• Kin of Verrazano Bridge jumper want fence on span
• Conn. National Guard, hospital team for training
• Philadelphia cardinal's death investigated
• Meriden priest bridges a cultural divide
• 1 dead, 1 injured in Hartford house party fight
• Conn. man accused of fatally beating his mom
• Norwalk Police: Gang member shot twice on Ely Avenue
• President abandons stand on contraception policy
• Hartford diocese ordered to pay $1 million to former altar boy
• Volunteer couple, 'Chowdafest" deserve this week's bouquets
• Catholic hospitals should be able to make their own rules
• Looking at city's budget woes
• Closing the Museum is not the answer to budget problems
• VOCES8 to sing at Westport church
• Audit finds hundreds of degrees unearned by foreign students at North Dakota university
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• NYC sewage plant to offer Valentine's Day tours
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• Dundee remembered
• Girls Basketball -- Warriors play Danbury tough, but fall
• Steve Geoghegan column -- Norwalk sprinters blazing the trail
• Chris "Nugget" Nugent helps Wilton boys basketball team reach state tournament for first time in 12 years
• HS girls basketball -- Staples stopped by Trumbull
• Bobby V not sure what to expect from rivalry
• Two victims of Wall Street apartment blaze file lawsuit
• Conn. court approves final redistricting plan
• Conn. preparing 'No Child' waiver application
• Woman pleads guilty in NY newborn kidnap case
• Obama budget predicts $1.3T deficit for 2012
• Connecticut Audubon Society seeks next generation of conservationists in 2012 State of the Birds report
• Kool to be Kind program teaches kids to spread kindness
• Bids received for new Norwalk Fire HQ
• Syria says suicide bombers kill 28 in Aleppo
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance -- At Syracuse
• UConn Women's Basketball Glance -- Vs. Georgetown
• Report: Patriots TE Gronkowski has ankle surgery
• State OKs new teacher evaluation methods
• Police: Woman intentionally crashes into boyfriend's car after dispute
• Stamford Hospital names manager '2011 Employee of the Year'
• Constituents invited to share concerns with Norwalk Council members
• Education group raises funds with musical event
• NCAA denies UConn waiver request
• Liberty Army and Navy store will close its Norwalk location
• To Do this weekend in and around Norwalk
• Bernanke: Weak housing has hurt consumer spending
• Norwalk Police nab Honduran murder suspect
• Class LL Indoor Track Championships -- Staples is the best of the bigs
• Class LL Indoor Track Championship -- It's as easy as 1-2-3 for Lindo
• FCIAC hockey playoffs go two tier; Norwalk girls honor coach's father
• Girls Basketball -- Rams keep FCIAC hopes alive
• George Albano Column -- Laney has come full circle in gymnastics
• Chris Brown to remain on supervised probation
• Snow expected in Norwalk area tonight, Saturday
• Anglers return to handcrafted bamboo fishing rods
• Obama call for manufacturing revival a tough goal
• Trade deficit widens to $48.8 billion in December
• Attorney: Captain who had child porn suffered PTSD
• Conn. college contest to promote 2012 voting
• Conn. considers new teacher evaluation method
• East Hartford officer released from hospital
• Conn. cop seeks dismissal of bias charges
• Conn. man charged with killing 64-year-old mother
• Man gets 10 years in prison for Conn. shooting
• Conn. officials hunting goose with arrow in head
• Meet the Artist Reception at Norwalk Public Library - February 25 and February Display Works of Jo-Ann Claybourne
• Jim Clark Trio Performs at Norwalk Public Library February 18
• Norwalk Has Heart Day at Norwalk Public Library Children's Library Dedication and Installation of Quilt 'Norwalk Has Heart' along with Music and StoryWalk™ - The Quilt Story
• Pentagon to allow servicewomen to serve in units closer to the fighting
• Why do we keep re-electing people that vote against us?
• Regulators: NU must prove NStar deal is in public's best interest
• Agency rebuilding World Trade Center pledges to make reforms
• Keep transportation fees for transportation needs only
• Please publish road paving list
• Norwalk tax board OKs $45K for new tee signs, sewage pumps and capital improvement plan for Oak Hills Park
• Changes to Westport parking regulations proposed
• Changes to town-parking regulations proposed
• Stamford among Connecticut schools facing subpoena
• Crossing Merritt Parkway a challenge for Norwalk River Valley Trail
• Hold the mystery meat: Military food gets upgrade
• Purple squirrel spotted by central Pa. couple
• Conn. fraud lawsuit details bribery in Venezuela
• Norwalk police blotter
• House bans federal lawmakers from insider trading
• AP: Pa. symphony seeks soloist via YouTube contest
• Oscar statues fly from Chicago to Los Angeles
• Sarah Jessica Parker headlines celeb-filled gala
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• Clemons' nephew to play sax on Springsteen tour
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• CNN suspends Martin for 'offensive' comments
• Dr. House hangs up his Fox TV stethoscope
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• Rate on 30-year mortgage stays at record 3.87 pct.
• Stocks close higher after debt deal in Greece
• Malloy message highlighting education reform on target
• A new show for theater lovers
• Greek debt crisis eases, but drama is not over
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• NRC approves first new nuclear plant in 3 decades
• Miss America promotes healthy living to Stamford students
• Left behind: 10 states fleeing education law
• Country music disappears from Grammy spotlight
• Dave Grohl fighting for rock at the Grammys
• House passes insider trading bill
• Wilton Parks and Rec kicks off spring
• Malloy bill nixes Conn. trooper staffing standard
• Pop up cafes may pop up in Westport
• Class LL Indoor Track Championships -- McMahon's Lindo, Boyd go 1-2 in race for 55 state championship
• Lawmakers ready to tackle education reform ideas
• Former Texaco CEO urges fuel conservation at Norwalk SCORE event
• Jury selection begins in 2008 murder trial
• NRC approves first new nuclear plant in 3 decades
• 2012-13 school department budget gets the green light
• Stamford elementary school evacuated
• Mass. man charged with assault for tossing pennies
• States, banks reach foreclosure-abuse settlement
• Gingrich warns darkly of Iran nuclear possibility
• Lawyer for cruise ship survivors pushes for change
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• Library is feeling blue this weekend
• Norwalk Senior center calendar
• Cycle for Survival event to be held in Westport on Feb. 11
• Westport's schools superintendent wants 2.5 percent budget increase
• Sweep by Santorum creates new challenges
• Proposed defense cuts send a chill through delegation
• How the major stock indexes fared on Wednesday
• New product to allow inhaling of caffeine
• Norwalk Senior Center trips
• Way We Were
• An open letter to TD Bank
• Peace by Piece dedicates third quilt Norwalk Has Heart to Public Library
• A 'Classic Boondoggle'
• New military roles foreseen for women
• Neighbors oppose proposed liquor store on East Avenue
• 5-year-old girl hopes for normalcy with diabetic alert dog
• DPW union huddles as Norwalk pursues outsourcing garbage pick-up
• Reaction to Malloy's budget, new Conn. session
• Malloy prioritizes schools in State of the State address
• Norwalk could receive more under ECS, but officials say money still falls short
• Lin, Chandler lead Knicks over Wizards
• HS roundup -- Wilton swimmers edge Norwalk
• Tom Evans column -- Harbilas comes full circle with class
• Boxing -- Norwalk's Moore gets back in ring
• McMahon's Madaffari runs right to the U.S. Air Force Academy
• Memphis is final piece for coast-to-coast Big East
• UConn wants to make deal with NCAA
• Norwalk students compete at city's annual science fair at Ponus Ridge Middle School
• McDowell plans to plead guilty to Norwalk charges
• Norwalk police blotter
• Anti-death penalty advocates deliver postcards
• Charges possible in NY explosion that killed 6
• Feds: Police captain had horrific child porn stash
• Greenwich's Bruce Museum turns 100
• Norwalk's Maydie Myles embraces life with song-styling excellence
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• A comedy to those who think, a tragedy to those who feel
• Living history portrayal of Lincoln's dressmaker
• No ice means more ducks
• Fishing fun and photos on the blog
• United Tech downplays issuing stock for Goodrich
• naked greens: A fresh choice enters SoNo restaurant scene
• Conn. students to rally for medicinal marijuana
• Police: Man made lewd gestures at teen at Norwalk Hospital
• 2 pythons stolen from private school in W. Pa.
• Yes Network Anchor Bob Lorenz arrested on drunk driving charges in Westport
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• McDonald's key revenue figure up 6.7 pct. in Jan.
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• Conn. students to rally for medicinal marijuana
• 13,000 is next Dow milestone, with record in sight
• Malloy to give State of the State address at noon today (find live feed here)
• Woman pleads not guilty to Red Cross embezzlement
• Expert: priest didn't cause victim's mental woes
• 3 officers hurt, man shot in Conn. fight
• Santorum wins Missouri primary, Minnesota caucuses
• Expert tells bishops to listen first to victims of abuse
• Last known surviving World War I veteran dies at 110
• Retired cardinal criticized for abuse comments
• Egypt cracks down on U.S. nnprofit pro-democracy groups
• Stock hold gains, erasing early losses
• Maggio: I am a supporter of a bike lane plan
• Now is the time for Norwalkers to give back to Bill Jassey
• Is it a crime to be late to class?
• Operating budget, round one: some privatization, closings?
• Doty, No. 3 UConn stifle No. 20 Louisville women
• Debate heated over renaming Center for Global Studies after late founder William Jassey
• Norwalk girls basketball team outlasts Stamford in defensive battle
• Brodeur, red-hot Devils blank Rangers 1-0
• Girls Basketball -- Darien wins ugly over Wilton
• HS boys basketball --Norwalk falls to Stamford
• School board may need to find $5 million savings
• Shouting breaks out at Ward B Dems' meeting
• Norwalk bank robber sentenced to 10 years in prison
• NEON denied money for admin costs, Head Start funds placed on hold
• Lin newest star for Knicks
• Ex-P&G board member's NY trial date moved to May
• Groups take aim at achievement gap, focusing on literacy
• Panel rejects beach parking pass hike
• Benefit at the Stamford Marriot on Thursday
• McDowell pleads guilty to drug charges in Bridgeport
• AP Source: Memphis to join Big East
• Norwalk Rec Junior Basketball roundup
• Motor vehicles carry slight growth in Norwalk Grand List
• European Wax Center opens in Center Seven in Norwalk
• Wilton Police solve cold case, arrest man on 9-year-old 'littering' charge
• Appeals court: California's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriages is unconstitutional
• New York Giants ticker-tape parade is underway, one million people in attendance (photos)
• Norwalk police blotter
• NYC parade record? 5,438 tons of paper in 1945
• Alleged pizza man robber faces additional charges
• Utah chief: Police hope to interview Powell's dad
• Roseanne Barr on Calif. ballot for US president
• Super Bowl-champion Giants return home
• Corporate profits aren't what they seem
• John Nash column -- FCIAC girls hoop playoff picture still out of focus
• Moccia grading 12th-graders papers as part of education conference in St. Louis, Mo.
• Blood clot guidelines challenge economy class risk
• Mo. teen killer had troubled family, depression
• Junk foods widely available at elementary schools
• Sidney Crosby practices with Penguins
• Looking for work? There may be an app for that
• Britain marks Charles Dickens' 200th birthday
• ABC comedy 'Happy Endings' gets laughter started
• Jay-Z enters new musical heights at Carnegie Hall
• Cash's 80th birthday, legacy to be celebrated
• Spanish painter and sculptor Tapies dead at 88
• Marvel hits refresh button on Fantastic Four
• Super Bowl draws record 111.3M viewers on NBC
• Taiwanese-Japanese star implicated in beating
• Delay likely in police discrimination civil trial
• Conn. DMV offices to close for computer upgrades
• Dead man found in window of Conn. home
• Student sought after fight at Conn. school
• UConn students call for end of 'rape culture'
• Malloy not too keen on Keno as a way to boost revenues
• Public invited to Main Library on Wednesday night to speak about Norwalk River Valley Trail
• Liberals are prone to have their feelings overcome reason
• President Obama is worse than President Carter ever was
• Alternate redistricting plan urged for Connecticut congressional districts
• Westport Board of Education approves $100M budget
• Planning agencies urge funds to expand branch rail lines
• Revised autism definition too important to rush into print
• Police: Norwalk man threatens wife after neighbor refuses to invite him to Super Bowl party
• Judge keeps bond at $1 million for man held on machine gun charges
• UConn women's basketball glance
• Yesterday's Stars -- D'Amato has a full resume
• HS boys basketball -- GFA crowns King for 11th straight win
• HS roundup
• Dieng, No. 24 Louisville top Connecticut 80-59
• Lin carries short-handed Knicks again
• John Nash Column -- UConn isn't easing Calhoun's pain
• Finance director presents $299M budget to Norwalk tax board, calls for outsourcing garbage collection and closing Norwalk Museum
• Norwalk Rec Biddy Basketball roundup
• Charter, magnet schools get boost with governor's proposal
• Corporate profits aren't what they seem
• Super Bowl champs return home
• Knicks' Stoudemire out of lineup after death of brother
• Top senators question Pentagon move on fighter jet
• Efficiency and effectiveness
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• Today in History
• Egypt speeds preparation for presidential vote
• US closes Syrian embassy as diplomacy collapses
• French minister's remarks seen as Muslim putdown
• Pets and Cancer -- Pet loss, the death of a pet
• Deeper Iran sanctions; US targets its central bank
• For now at least, Romney campaign cruising
• Free six-week workshop set at the Westport Center for Senior Activities
• Westport Weston Health District Offers Heart Month Screenings
• Living Well -- Pregnancy, Prenatal Care and Chiropractic?
• Health Care Planning and Advanced Directives -- Topic at Waveny Care Center in New Canaan
• Nature's Healings Ways -- Communication and stress
• Super Bowl ads battle for championship
• Woman in ICU after getting hit by car while crossing Connecticut Avenue
• Chicago college offers class on Occupy movement
• Smoldering cigarette caused Oakwood Avenue blaze
• Verizon to set up streaming service with Redbox
• Medical examiner confirms city's first homicide
• Giants ticker-tape parade Tuesday, free tickets to ceremony availble from 9 to 11 a.m. today
• Man falls 200 feet from Hamden cliff
• Carbon monoxide fumes send 3 children to hospital
• Jury selection starting in Conn. murder trial
• Conn. Supreme Court to hear redistricting plan
• Anisimov helps Rangers top Flyers 5-2
• Eli Manning wins 2nd Super Bowl MVP award
• High School Sports Extra -- Kate Bell's 'School of Thought'
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance -- UConn at Louisville
• UConn Women's Basketball -- Two big problems for Husky opponents
• College notebook -- Chandler vaults to first collegiate victory
• Oztemel has that perfect day
• Super Bowl XLVI -- Giants top Patriots again
• 3 lost in forest considered eating their pet dog
• GOP race turns to Colo., Minn.
• Ads compete in Super Bowl
• Family of kidnapped teen hikes reward
• Westport Senior Center hosts Super Bowl tailgate party
• Town officials roll out fiber optic capital plan
• Police investigate home break-in on Grandview Avenue
• Norwalk police blotter
• High School Sports Extra -- On The Record: An interview with Weston's Ellie Martin
• High School Sports Extra -- Norwalk's Lau is a diamond in the water
• High School Sports Extra -- The Numbers Game and Quotes of the Week
• Fire Marshal: Cause of massive early morning blaze under investigation, four injured
• Rangers' Hamilton confirms alcohol relapse
• Spencer Levin opens 6-stroke lead in Phoenix Open
• Islanders' Eaton scores OT winner in 600th game
• Super matchups everywhere with Pats-Giants
• Bus the only problem for Giants
• NorwalkBiddyBasketballRoundup
• Playwrights and theaters join Japan benefit push
• Being smart about weeds can save time, back strain
• Armstrong 'gratified' by no charges in doping case
• No. 2 Syracuse crushes St. John's 95-70
• Dear Abby
• Is Connecticut losing its competitive edge?
• Horoscope
• Process for the Seaview Avenue bike plan has actually just begun
• UConn's Calhoun taking indefinite medical leave
• UConn Women's Basketball Glance -- Rutgers at UConn
• Today in History
• Senate passage of STOCK law levels the playing field a bit
• Budget director's proposal for capital budget 'modest'
• Wall of Honor at City Hall to feature medals, flags and uniforms from Norwalk vets
• Calf Pasture success gives city dilemma about access
• NEON flubs law requirement: questions arise over merger
• Judge allows 'Sister Wives' suit to proceed
• US, Australian filmmakers die in helicopter crash
• Katy Perry gets her flirt on at the NFL Awards
• Mass. boxer who was on '05 reality TV show dies
• Kobayashi downs record 337 wings at Pa. Wing Bowl
• Unemployment drops to 8.3 pct. after hiring burst
• AP Interview: Malloy says revenues should increase
• Irsay insists, again, that he and Manning are fine
• Martin, 4 linemen make Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Condensed season challenging NBA players' bodies
• Obama's campaign push
• Building restaurant at Oak Hills a good idea, but usage is wrong
• Resident has nothing but praise for firefighters
• Who's looking out for condo owners?
• Shop local
• Colombia rebel undergoes tests at Caracas hospital
• Sebastian Hernandez, 8, loses 2-year battle with leukemia
• Chancel Notes
• Monarchs snap Sound Tigers' streak
• Super Bowl XLVI -- Little brothers chasing big prize
• Lin's career night leads Knicks over Nets
• HS girls basketball -- Visiting Cougars surge past Weston
• Romney wins Nevada GOP caucuses
• No. 3 UConn women beat Rutgers for 98th straight win at home
• Chowdaheads chow down at Chowdafest
• Lepore elected Police Benevolent Association president
• Need a change of pace? Check out the Ward B fight
• Councilmen meet with fire inspector about discrimination complaint
• Newton, Miller NFL's top rookies
• Super Bowl XLVI -- Pats WR Welker OK with being overshadowed
• Norwalk's Kelley helps SHU end winning streak
• Single moms make 'breakthrough' overcoming hardships together
• UConn men -- Huskies beat Seton Hall without Calhoun
• John Nash column -- Oriakhi gets the Huskies to go 'all-in'
• Wilton woman changes life after heart attack, joins staff of Norwalk Hospital
• Cornelius remembered in NYC as inspiring, generous
• Pa. town ponders councilman's arrest in old murder
• Some former Komen supporters can't forgive, forget
• New map pinpoints Lyme disease risk areas
• Health center director returns to work after bout with cancer
• Lindsey Vonn earns milestone 50th World Cup ski win
• Prosecutors close Lance Armstrong investigation
• Wife of Yankee GM Cashman files for divorce
• Connecticut working to fix troubled food stamps program; government warns it could face sanctions
• Jury selection starting in 1990s Conn. killings
• Don Cornelius remembered at NYC tribute
• Shooting victim dies from injuries
• Powerful snowstorm slams Colorado, neighboring states
• Cancer charity reverses decision on eliminating Planned Parenthood funding
• Activists: 200 killed in shelling by Syrian forces
• Time is now to address teen dating violence issue
• Cold water paddling workshop will be held in Norwalk
• CTE corrected issues with audit
• Bouquets this week go to students, special 12-year-old
• Ayatollah: Military strikes would harm U.S. interests '10 times over'
• Sheep herding Swedish bunny becomes online hit
• Today in History February, 4, 2012
• Family asks area residents to 'spin' to save a life
• Norwalk police blotter
• Sawyer matches dad's milestone by netting 1,000th career point
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance -- Seton Hall at UConn
• HS boys basketball -- McMahon falls to Ridgefield
• Sound Tigers thump Pirates
• Norwalk girls use third-quarter surge to defeat Darien in key FCIAC girls basketball contest
• Steve Geoghegan column: Even in track, it takes many to make a team
• Oak Hills Park Authority adopts fees for 2012 golfing season
• Norwalk 2.0 seeks to create public art with HUD money
• Belichick says no setbacks for Gronkowski
• RB Bradshaw misses Giants final Super Bowl workout
• Prosecutors close Armstrong inquiry, no charges
• Homes with Hope helping homeless rebuild their lives
• $434K sought to safen pedestrian crossing on East Wall Street
• Police catch second machine gun suspect at Norwalk courthouse
• Connecticut kicks off project to help traumatized kids
• AP Interview: Malloy says revenues should rebound
• Police identify man shot near AvalonBay Communities in Norwalk
• Man shot, critically wounded
• It's the Patriots, so says harbor seal at Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk
• Strong jobs report sends Dow to highest since '08
• UConn's Calhoun on medical leave; indefinitely sidelined
• Norwalk Police: Teen arrested for rape of 15-year-old girl
• Cops: woman in Conn. wreck was going up to 135 mph
• NY police: Man high and going wrong way on parkway
• Malloy proposes separate board to run tech schools
• Obama pushes for veterans jobs programs
• Kidnappers free 2 Americans, Egyptian guide
• Norwalk Detectives investigating grease thefts
• Pew study: Facebook users get more than they give
• Whooping cranes guided by plane to stay in Ala.
• Conn. elections panel holds meeting for new chief
• Police chief of embattled Conn. department retires
• Super Bowl ads that generate buzz after the game
• Unemployment rate hits 8.3 pct. after hiring burst
• Missing mother, baby found safe in Norwalk hotel
• New England Fashion+Design Association
• Neighborhood needs must be considered when changes proposed for city's streets
• Norwalkers deserve answers about problems at NEON
• Girl, 9, bouncing back from six organ transplants
• BMHS Global Center should be named for Dr. William Jassey
• Oak Hills golf course faces number of major decisions
• Navajo Code Talker dies in Arizona
• Tribes: State already has unregulated online gambling
• Sawyer is more than qualified to become Norwalk fire marshal
• Donald Trump looks into building cemetery just for golfers
• Property Transfers 2-2-12
• The Candy Bin hopes for sweet success in Wilton
• FCIAC indoor track -- Wynne leads Staples boys to title
• George Albano column -- Super Bowl is family affair for Thomas
• West Rocks Middle School promotes literacy through first ever read-a-thon
• Help with jobs, restroom fixes top NEON's list of funding sought for projects
• Norwalk athlete handed two-year ban at the Scottish Highland Games
• Funding and sponsorship announced for Stamford's iCenter
• HS roundup -- Freshmen lift Wilton to win
• Wilton's DeJager lost for season; FCIAC set to celebrate 50 years
• Sound Tigers Notebook: Sound Tigers take home monthly AHL awards
• Westport Historical Society President has a passion for history
• Norwalk High School honored by Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
• Westport Police nab man who allegedly led them on chase in 2010
• Lions apparently not enough to keep intruders out
• Dear Abby
• Today's Highlight in History:
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• Daniel Radcliffe dishes on post 'Potter' life
• Winter driving school _ humbling, but worthwhile
• Lax leads Norwalker to the silver screen
• Norwalk police blotter
• Happy birthday Charles Dickens
• AP Exclusive: US No-Fly list doubles in 1 year
• Madonna channels Victor Cruz with salsa dance
• Oak Hills Authority to vote on rate hike tonight
• Fire Marshal: Smoking in bed caused fatal fire
• Norwalk Police: Norwalk mother and her baby missing, 'endangered'
• Musicians part of spotlight of SI swimsuit issue
• Brooklyn man wins Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award
• Andrew Lloyd Webber bets again on 'Phantom' sequel
• Wilton's Piedmont commits to Bryant
• Conn. home sales hit lowest total since 1980s
• Staging facts for home sellers
• Starwood 4Q profit falls, but tops Street's view
• Boys Basketball - St. Joseph boys basketball avoids upset loss to Norwalk
• Maybe it's best to disclose the gun
• Scandal brings sudden fall for Conn. police chief
• Super Bowl advertisers go after "second screens"
• Romney: Not focused on poor, they have safety net
• NYPD: Man who shot officer also wanted in killing
• Norwalker casting for 'Monologues'
• Signing Day-UConn List
• Pfizer recalls 1M birth control packs after mixup
• NEON flubs law requirement: Questions arise over merger
• We speak not of Shakespeare
• Egypt soccer fans rush field after game, 73 dead
• Weekend Briefs
• Fairfield County Calendar
• Making plans for a Music City minute
• Toothless Pa. bank robber suspect needed dentures
• Today's Highlight in History
• Dear Abby
• Horoscope
• Jim Hanley column -- Which way will UConn men go?
• UK Anti-Doping: Highland Games athlete from Norwalk suspended for using banned substances
• Conn. lawmakers to hold forum on online gambling
• Conn. lawmakers call for new agriculture committee
• Conn. cop charged in bias probe seeks to retire
• Seniors rehearse for "Mary Potter and the Race to Nowhere"
• Stocks rise on manufacturing data
• Way We Were
• Police raid Glenbrook home
• Yale professor to speak about sex cells at annual Darwin Day dinner
• Local teen donates money to purchase computer for disabled uncle
• Transportation advocates outline priorities for legislative session
• Fracking boom could finally cap myth of peak oil
• Duff is extraordinarily dedicated, honest, responsive and hardworking
• An open letter to Gov. Dan Malloy
• Norwalk Senior Center trips
• Norwalk gets welcome boost in fight against obesity
• Bridgeport man accused of stealing golf clubs from Wilton-based Golf Digest
• Merwin Meadows closed for construction
• Angelo Dundee dead at 90
• Boys Soccer -- Norwalk's Zuniga takes his talents to UConn
• Signing Day 2012 -- Bears sending handful of players to Division 1 level
• Staples High School sends three field hockey players on to college ranks
• Wilton's Piedmont commits to Bryant
• Former Staples standout gymnast Meghan Lally takes long journey back to gymnastics
• High School Roundup -- Weston wrestlers defeated Bunnell
• 'Soul Train' host Don Cornelius dead of suicide
• Luxe serves up unique wines in Westport
• Private management of Oak Hills Park under consideration
• NEON responds to federal audit, says no fraud was committed
• Finance director resigns from NEON, leaving questions behind
• Bites and escapes: When groundhogs misbehave
• A look at some bird news from around the country
• Tractor-trailer accident closes I-95 southbound in Norwalk
• Star Trek actor arrested for DUI in Wilton
• At least 70 killed in clashes after Egypt soccer match
• Take steps to avoid winter sports injuries
• The joys of fishing gear
• Taking to the water in the winter
• Apartment fire victim succumbs to injuries
• NEON audit goes public, officials do not dispute findings
• Los Angeles police say 'Soul Train' host Don Cornelius dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Playwright sees lessons in teaching 'Wit'
• Review: 'Big Miracle' unwieldy but has suspense
• First lady pushes Jay Leno to eat healthy hoods
• NJ city turns down 'Jersey Shore' spinoff
• Madonna set to debut her film on duke and duchess
• Fiber is key to a healthy, delicious winter dinner
• Miso: What it is and how to use it
• Pakistani and Indian chefs compete on reality TV
• Puck to be honored by James Beard Foundation
• Iran said greater threat, while al-Qaida declines
• Talk of 'tornado tourism' stirs anger in Joplin
• Family of missing US couple accepts search end
• Former Cubs GM Jim Hendry hired by Yankees
• HS roundup
• Dear Abby
• Today's Highlight in History
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• Two men arrested in pry bar beating
• Scholarship, garden to honor girls killed in Christmas fire
• Organization preparing to merge with NEON faced unflattering audit of its own
• More 400 enter fishing tourney, only 1 catch made
• Yale issues report on sex misconduct complaints
• Conn. Democrats to unveil anti-price gouging bill
• Conn. doctor accused of rape due in court
• Man charged in gruesome Conn. killing due in court
• Missing woman's body found in Connecticut River
• Girls’ Night Out Fundraiser For Cancer Care
• Giants, Patriots matchup a boon to Norwalk businesses
• Will Facebook deliver an IPO surprise?
• Positive deeds by city's youth deserve better publicity
• Trouble in city won't get better soon
• Team effort required to correct the situation at Oak Hills
• Elimination of 'rent-seeking' will not be easy
• Will limited state program touch off a border war?
• Agency: Design flaw at World Trade Center could cost millions
• Anthony returns, Knicks rout Pistons to end slide
• Devils 4, Rangers 3
• Eds: APNewsNow. Devils 4, Rangers 3, SO. With AP Photos. NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -- David Clarkson scored the tying goal for New Jersey in the final minute of regulation, and Ilya Kovalchuk netted the only goal in the shootout as the Devils snapped a three-game
• HS boys basketball -- McMahon halts Wave
• Cashman, Epstein talk baseball at Sacred Heart
• Super Nowl XLVI -- Giants have big advantage with breakout receivers
• Girls Basketball -- Staples comes from behind to stun Wilton
• Boys Basketball -- Wreckers dodge Warriors for victory
• Public hearing tonight on Norwalk's draft $37.2M capital budget
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Pet population control top priority for Westport non-profit
• Fire Marshal: Cigarette ashes caused New Canaan blaze
• UConn men's basketball glance
• Norwalk Biddy Basketball roundup
• Democrats call for minimum wage increase
• Connecticut college endowments starting to show rebound
• Conn. seeks to cut red tape in school decisions
• Ex-Goldman Sachs board member faces new NY charges
• If Gingrich loses in Fla., can he come back again?
• IRS says 105 targeted in identity theft sweep
• Chicago: We're prepared to prove blizzard mettle
• 'Super' PACs set to disclose big donors Tuesday
• Suspect in Iran missile plot to appeal to EU court
• Syria troops push back rebels as UN fight looms
• NEON holds unannounced meeting to discuss release of federal audit
• Terra Technology Ranked in Deloitte's Technology Fast 500
• Drive-by shooting investigated on Woodward Ave.
• Child pornographer sentenced to 85 years in prison for molesting 8-year-old Norwalk girl
• Higher oil prices boost Exxon 4Q profit 2 percent
• Eurozone unemployment ends 2011 at record high
• Don't fall for the smears against Girl Scouts
• Incomes up strong 0.5 pct., consumer spending flat
• Bank is treating poorly a good and honest woman
• Norwalk police blotter
• Gopal & Sumberg
• Pro Bowl MVPs
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• Today's Highlight in History:
• The horror of execution
• Home prices dropped in November in most US cities
• Apartment blaze in Norwalk leaves mother and daughter in serious condition
• Grant helps Conn. zoo train teen conservationists
• Malloy traveling to Washington for two-day trip
• Conn. Democrats want changes to minimum wage
• Conn. man to be sentenced for child sex abuse
• East Haven panel to discuss embattled police chief
• Man convicted in Conn. motorcycle club killing
• 'Finding Your African-American Ancestors' Workshop Using Ancestry Library Edition February 18 at The Norwalk Public Library
• Calf Pasture success gives city dilemma about access
• Disappointing Knicks know they must get going soon
• HS boys hockey -- Norwalk defeats Housatonic
• HS roundup -- Greens Farms boys roll to eighth straight win
• HS roundup -- St. Luke's boys roll to eighth straight win
• No. 3 UConn women top No. 5 Duke
• HS boys swimming -- Staples uses superior depth to beat Wilton
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• Moccia hopes to fill seats on Norwalk boards; Democrats want to see resumes
• Norwalk taxpayers have until Wednesday to pay latest bills
• Norwalk Land Trust touts accomplishments at annual meeting
• Norwalk police blotter
• U.S. man OK after Nigeria kidnapping
• Mom of 2 abandoned N.Y. girls in custody; girls safe
• 2 charged with drugged driving on Long Island
• House at Mass. Kennedy compound given to institute
• Giants vs. Patriots II worth 4-year wait
• For local high schools, the future looks Ivy
• Wilton Historical Society ready to hire new director
• Westport schools pondering use of online textbooks
• Sound Tigers notes -- Islanders recall Poulin, Rakshani
• Stamford 12-year-old organizes bone-marrow-donation drive
• Conn's McMahon raised $324,646 in fourth quarter
• Wells Fargo donates more than $1.5 million to nonprofits
• Police: Man shot with BB gun at Roodner Court
• Norwalk parents charged in booze-fueled house party
• 2 convicted in al-Qaida terror plot in Norway
• Italian islanders worry about their future
• Arab League bid to condemn Syria can go to UN vote
• Nigeria: death sentence for former dictator's man
• Conn. men settle dispute over $1 million prize
• Man due in Conn. court for alleged sex assault
• Official says Conn. police chief should be fired
• Conn. Guard airmen returning from Afghanistan
• Incomes up strong 0.5 pct., consumer spending flat
• EU leaders seek growth as Greece case looms
• Moccia endorses Obsitnik for congress
• Gas prices rise last week; price is up 19.5 cents per gallon over last month
• Volunteer Corner - January 30, 2012
• Horoscope
• Today's Highlight in History
• State budget picture sends ominous signals up ahead
• Dear Abby
• John Nash Column -- Questions aplenty, answers too few for UConn men
• Red Sox manager Valentine spends one last night at home
• Boatright is back, but the story might be far from over
• College notebook -- DiBartolomeo nets his 1,000th career point for Rochester
• UConn Women's Basketball Glance -- UConn at Duke
• High School Sports Extra: Kate Bell's 'School of Thought' -- Student-Athletes? Or, athlete-students?
• Water heater sparks fire at Angel Tips salon
• N.Y. parade marks Year of the Dragon
• St. Louis parade honors Iraq veterans
• Stepping Stones offers forum on Internet safety and digital permanence
• Elderly driver gets probation in café crash
• Jury finds Afghan family guilty in honor killings
• Syrian troops storm areas near capital of Damascus
• High School Sports Extra -- On The Record: An interview with Norwalk's Emma Oyomba
• High School Sports Extra -- Argosh captains Staples through another competitive season
• Time short for Gingrich to close gap in Florida
• High School Sports Extra -- The Numbers Game & Quotes of the Week
• Florida highway pileup kills at least 10 people
• Officers checking robbery find 5 dead in Ala. home
• Conn. Senate candidate kicks off economic tour
• Former UConn player arrested on child porn charges
• UConn Men's Basketball -- Fighting Irish shut down Huskies
• Norwalk woman who served as air cadet during WWII enjoys recognition after seven decades
• Council debates use of Calf Pasture Beach by outside groups
• The great debates (that weren't so great)
• On the Dean's List
• Wilton teen's charcoal drawing rises to the top in state competition
• Maturo: I deserved criticism for my 'taco' quip
• Fresh look at derided libretto
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• Norwalk native appearing in PBS series "Inside Nature's Giants"
• Today in History
• Through college program, teen finds artifact in Redding yard
• Obama to senators: Change the way you do business
• Picks revealed for free summer Central Park plays
• Existing Golf Authority board members should step down
• Mitt has a 'debate coach' in his corner
• California wine country getaways for two
• British police arrest 5 in tabloid bribery probe
• Norwalk rapper releases genre-defiant videos
• More Sirius complaints
• Today in History
• Through after-school program, Shakespeare on the Sound promotes theatre, learning
• Births
• Panetta cites key intelligence on bin Laden raid
• Trend: Chefs say oysters are in raw demand
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• Mullins, 33, second-youngest Conn. judge nominee
• Cuba Communist Party eyes term limits at gathering
• NEON news is not flattering
• HS roundup -- GFA boys rally for 7th straight win
• Wilton gymnasts twist their way past Darien on Saturday
• HS indoor track -- McMahon girls, Norwalk boys Central runners-up
• Budinger, Dalembert lead Rockets past Knicks 97-84
• Sound Tigers beat Crunch in shootout
• Giants' front four set to go after Pats QB Brady
• Protesters oppose 'right-to-work' legislation, march through Super Bowl Village
• Official: Yemen president in U.S. to receive medical treatment
• Police tear gas Occupy Oakland protesters
• Despair, crackdowns breed Tibet violence
• Dolphins are latest mammal deaths in New England
• Norwalker captains new Greenpeace vessel making its debut
• NCC student finds artifact in archaeological dig
• Fire-ravaged restaurant on Wall Street drawing ire of neighbors
• Pimps selling teens in Norwalk prostitution ring face more than 6 years in prison
• Boatright cleared to play for Connecticut
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance
• UConn women top USF for 97th straight home win
• Crossways in Wilton to go before planning board for reconstruction
• Weston man dedicated to helping teens reach full potential
• Alleged "main planner" of pizza man robberies faces more charges
• Conn. official: Christmas fire case open, ongoing
• 911 call reveals frantic efforts to help Moore
• GOP candidates' pitch to voters: I'm your leader
• UK's Cameron: Afghan progress sets withdrawal pace
• Obama to senators: Change the way you do business
• College presidents wary of Obama cost-control plan
• NYPD officers rescue suspect dangling 7 floors up
• UConn expanding teacher training program
• Quinnipiac film students attending Sundance
• Mother of boy who brought pot to school arrested
• Stamford bank teller, N.Y. man plead guilty to tax fraud scheme
• Norwalk pimp sentenced to 10 years in federal prison
• Norwalk Selected For National Healthy Community Grant
• Activists send hundreds of tacos to East Haven mayor
• Choral Evensong to mark 275th celebration of church's Name Day
• Madison book club has quite a tale to tell
• Today in history, Saturday, Jan. 28
• Mass. firefighters rescue girl stuck in machine
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby
• The sanctity of life
• Upholding the death penalty
• Perry's comments were offensive
• Bouquets to 'Norwalk's Finest,' veteran Westport YMCA booster
• Siri's dirty little secret
• Steve Geoghegan column: Steve Geoghegan column: Basketball in Wilton? Really.
• Senior forward Emma Oyomba powers Norwalk girls basketball to big win over New Canaan
• H.S. Hockey -- King overcomes slow start to beat St. Luke's
• UConn Women's Basketball Glance -- South Florida at UConn
• High School Roundup --
• Girls Basketball -- No concussion for Pearsall following her Trumbull tumble
• Long road ahead for Conn. home invasion survivor
• Stamford man pleads guilty to selling guns, drugs
• Mayors betting on 'Super' win
• Wilton college student hit by car recovering
• Norwalk resident will appear in Super Bowl ad
• Norwalk girl, 12, donates birthday gifts to charity
• Citywide campaign to fight child obesity nets $88k to grow efforts
• Norwalk Police Blotter
• Conn. senator returns to Capitol following stroke
• North America boosts Ford in 4Q
• To Do this weekend in and around Norwalk
• Friend says on 911 call Demi Moore was convulsing
• A list of Connecticut's death row inmates
• Komisarjevsky sentenced to death
• Malloy proposes more Conn. agency consolidations
• EPA to present award to CCSU for trash reduction
• Conn. man to be sentenced for deadly home invasion
• Blumenthal to highlight Obama's jobs plan in Conn.
• Hartford joins New Haven backing red light cameras
• Economy grew modest 2.8 pct. in Q4, best in 2011
• Report: Electronic health records still need work
• At least 11 hurt at Ohio casino construction site
• Wilton student struck by car on campus
• U.S. health-care system battle being waged in business world
• Golfers ready and willing to help
• USDA guidelines a welcome change
• Authority should have members who want Oak Hills to survive
• Who will benefit from merger of power company giants?
• Romney goes on the attack against Gingrich
• Robert Hegyes, played Epstein in 'Welcome Back, Kotter," dies
• HS boys basketball -- Wilton reaches .500 with win over Trumbull
• HS girls basketball -- Warriors knock off Eagles
• HS notebook -- Staples girls in states again; Wilton gymnasts scoring big
• George Albano column -- Fields continues to lead
• HS boys hockey -- Rams blank Lancers
• IRS field office opens at i.park Norwalk
• SSA balked at other Norwalk locations
• Internal Revenue Service, i.park Norwalk, Cristian C. Tavares, Lynne M. Ward, National RE/sources, Matthew H. Bailey, Pamela Angeleri, Mary Lou Knoch, Tina Reposa
• City teens discuss gap
• Wilton Police charge doctor with stalking
• Norwalk man pleads guilty to burglary charges
• Wilton schools chief asks for 2.59% budget hike
• Police captain recognized for 'unwavering dedication'
• Group hosts storm preparedness forum
• Norwalk Police Sergeant and his canine named "Officer of the Year"
• Super Bowl XLVI -- Cruz will run into old UMass buddy
• Memorial exposes anger over Paterno's treatment
• Youth wrestling -- Norwalk Red Bulls rack up medals
• Sound Tigers notebook -- Cizikas named to AHL All-Star team
• Yankees complete 1-year deal with Kuroda
• Pentagon: Army, Marines to shrink as budget slows
• No energy industry backing for the word 'fracking'
• Nadal beats Federer to move into Aussie Open final
• Norwalk Rec Adult Basketball roundup
• Obama admin says new forest rules stress science
• Report: Alleged killer of Westport jeweler commits suicide in prison
• NJ camel predicts Giants will win the Super Bowl
• Kenny Chesney leads ACM Awards nominations with 9
• RFK's wife stars in daughter's 'Ethel' at Sundance
• Bob Malone headlines Good Folk Coffeehouse
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• Bosnian Serb sentenced to 31 years for gencoide
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• Skakel asks for his sentence to be reduced
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• Council approves 12 polling sites, keeps Nathaniel Ely School
• Committee of city officials awaits federal review to approve $1.5M grant for NEON
• Long lines to bid farewell to Paterno
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• Malloy to make cuts to cover $73.6 million deficit
• Weston Police Chief announces his retirement
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• Error-strewn Serena out of Australian Open
• Youth basketball -- Norwalk GBA 7th graders take New Castle title
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• Malloy unveils plan to speed up payments to state employee pension system
• Valentine to make first local appearance at benefit
• Seattle, New York finalize Pineda, Montero deal
• Public memorial set for Joe Paterno at Penn State
• Historic Three Bears restaurant poised to be converted into synagogue
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• Judge lowers bond for alleged jewelry store robber, denies camera coverage
• Tornadoes kill two people, injure 100, destroy 200 homes in Alabama
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• Conn. jobless rate falls to 8.2 percent
• MMRF awarded highest rating from charity group
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• Ex-senator, out of jail, seeks legislative seat
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• Selectmen mull funding for Ambler Fam project
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• Pats offense meets Ravens defense for AFC title
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• Gaborik scores 2 as Rangers beat Bruins in OT
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• Conn.'s Saint Joseph College becoming university
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• Gov. Malloy to make cuts to balance Conn. budget
• Police release identity of woman found dead on I-95 in Westport
• EJHL franchise comes to Norwalk
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• Snow blankets Norwalk; National Weather Service issues advisory
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• Insult to injury: Pedestrian struck by car in Westport is one ticketed
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• HS boys hockey -- Wilton shuts out Westhill
• HS roundup -- McMahon's Lindo a winner at Invitational
• Biron makes 20 saves, Rangers beat Maple Leafs 3-0
• Stingy 49ers hold down Drew Brees, Saints 36-32
• AP source: Pineda, Montero in Yanks-Mariners swap
• No. 17 UConn beats Notre Dame 67-53
• Hayes scores 22, No. 2 UConn women beat 'Nova
• HS girls basketball -- Vikings weather Storm
• 1,121 Westport residents affected by changes made to the town's flood zone
• General Store in historic Riverton in Barkhamsted at community's center
• Himes: FBI involved in South Norwalk crime crackdown
• Man detained after fourth Calif. homeless killing
• Obama challenges Republicans on goal they embrace
• US to normalize Myanmar ties, rewarding reforms
• Egypt's ElBaradei ends presidential bid in protest
• Restoration of 93 East Avenue asset at gateway to Norwalk
• Classes teach churches to save on energy costs
• Sunday ceremony introduces new president of Norwalk religious organization
• Stamford boy raises money for police dog's vest
• Giants-Packers a formula for offensive fireworks
• Connecticut union presses opposition to out-of-state contracts
• Bye Hooter Lake, on to the Palmetto State
• The Best of Andy Rooney: Everything is coming up 'awesome'
• Three children injured in Route 7 rollover; 2 taken to hospital as "priority one" patients
• Three children injured in Route 7 roll over
• Ship aground off Italy; 3 bodies found, 69 missing
• 76-year-old stepfather of Norwalk drug kingpin to receive probation for federal drug conviction
• Stamford company part of project to pour water into volcano to make power: Davenport Newberry Holdings LLC to team up with Google, government
• Former Middletown mayor to lead elections office
• Plan makes minor changes to Conn. political lines
• Conn. mid-winter duck counts down from last year
• Police arrest three robbery suspects
• Barbour 'comfortable' with pardons for convicted killers
• U.S warns Iran not to block shipping
• Let the Rowayton project play itself out
• Turnover Shop joins Ball as winners
• Obama proposes merging agencies to reduce sizeof government
• Help support Spin-A-Thon and cheek swabbing event
• Panel sentences Joran van der Sloot to 28 years
• Sound Tigers skate to fifth straight win
• High School Notebook -- Greens Farms girls get second win of season
• Boys Swimming -- Wilton falls to Westhill/Stamford
• Audit: NEON misused money: Audit shows at least $400K misused, Head Start under NEON in jeopardy
• Boatright benched again as NCAA investigates
• Columbus celebrates MLK, community service
• Lawmakers protest decision to close Norwalk Social Security Office
• Norwalk police blotter
• Malloy to back Sunday liquor sales in Connecticut
• Assisted living center on Strawberry Hill scheduled to open by summer
• NPD Marine Unit rescues hunters
• Report: Quote on MLK memorial will be changed
• Plan makes minor changes to Conn political lines
• Norwalk Chamber holds job readiness fair at NCC
• Judge: John Edwards has life-threatening heart condition
• Malloy puts support behind selling alcohol on Sunday
• Weaker Europe starts to lose appetite for US goods
• Oil price below $99 on new Europe debt concerns
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• Connecticut opens emergency center for high winds
• Spreading rock on your garden can help feed soil
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• Utah man gets lost class ring back 45 years later
• Facebook campaign wants all presidents named Havel
• Dutch use F-16s to pursue criminal suspect
• APNewsBreak: Obama seeks power to merge agencies
• Beijing Apple store egged after new iPhone delayed
• Documents show how Fed missed housing bust
• Noted novelist Picoult to speak at UNH graduation
• Conn. man to be sentenced for murdering ex
• Officials to re-interview survivors of deadly fire
• Father draws 18 years for infant son's death
• State representative begins Army training in South
• Conn. governor touts old warehouses for fish farms
• Encampment closed but Occupiers remain in New York
• U.S., Taliban still ready to open peace talks
• Russian spacecraft expected to crash down to Earth on Sunday or Monday
• Official: Cape Wind unlikely to produce electricity by mid-2015
• Assistant city clerk debate about qualifications, that's all
• Former South Dakota governor dies of brain cancer
• Retail sales weaken in Dec. but cap a record year
• Connecticut lawmakers support federal health care reform law
• Stocks finish higher after late-day recovery
• To help Haiti, let more Haitians into U.S.
• Pension and benefit packages may be on the chopping block for new Westport hires
• Wrestling tournament in honor of Neil Godleski a success
• Suicide bombers should not be considered humorous
• Don't move the Norwalk Social Security office to Bridgeport
• Porch removal marks progress in Grumman-St. John House restoration, Norwalk Inn expansion
• Weston teens head West for music contest
• Trackside becoming a community 'hub'
• AMEC Carting appeals Zoning decision; sought 600 tons daily
• Determination and exercise lead to 135 pound weight loss for Westport teacher
• Local ministers encourage community to make peace pledge
• Check This Out’ - A Workshop for e-Books & Audiobooks at Norwalk Public Library - Registration Required
• The South Norwalk Branch Hosts its Fifth Community Conversation on Education-Based Films
• Nigerian Highlife Music with Patrick Osadebe and the Mikata Band South Norwalk Branch Library
• Teddy Bear and American Girl Tea Parties for National Hot Tea Month at South Norwalk Branch Library
• LIGHTS!, CAMERA!, TRIVIA! A Pre-Oscar Program at the South Norwalk Branch Library
• Books Sandwiched In of Norwalk Public Library Reads 'the Beekeeper's Apprenctice' "The novel of suspense that introduced Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes."
• Brown Bag Book Group - South Norwalk Branch Library - Discusses 'Manhunt: The 12 Day Chase for Lincoln's Killer'
• How to Do It Better/Smarter/Fastr with IT Workshop Sponsored by Score and The Norwalk Public Library Registration at 6 pm or online at Score
• Book Signing/Wine & Cheese Reception New York Times Best Selling Author Peg Tyre at South Norwalk Branch Library
• March 2012 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• Ottawa's Spezza scores 2, Anderson blanks Rangers
• Giants receivers rank on par with Packers wideouts
• George Albano column -- Walsh has unfinished business
• HS boys basketball -- Norwalk turns back Ludlowe
• Staples girls basketball team holds off late rally by New Canaan
• Santana not sure whether ready for opening day
• HS roundup -- Norwalks girls run winning streak to seven
• HS boys basketball -- Dragons drop King in OT
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• Skiing and snowboarding: Many people do both now
• 'All My Children's' Lucci to host 'real-life soap'
• A welcome return to weekly TV by Bill Moyers
• Jay-Z raps about birth of daughter with Beyonce
• Local skiers waiting for snow
• A visit to the Sonoran Desert after dark
• Sound Tigers Notebook -- Goaltender Kevin Poulin Earns AHL Player of the Week Honors
• Yale goes to Harvard for new football coach
• Economist: Continued slow growth
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• Economist: Continued slow growth expected in 2012
• Norwalk police blotter
• Guest at Ohio dog pound was a real pig
• Golden Globes get ball rolling toward Oscar night
• Fixing up imperfect furniture
• Komisarjevsky seeks new trial for home invasion
• Teen's drowning in Conn. school pool investigated
• Home Depot to hire 70K workers for spring
• State Police join probe of Waterbury court marshal
• UConn political science professor dies at age 66
• Malloy: No conflicts for Pryor on charter schools
• Conn. lacrosse league accused of gender bias
• Panetta blasts video of Marines urinating on dead
• Holiday sales rise 4.1 percent
• Good Samaritan thwarts purse snatching
• Van der Sloot pleads guilty to killing Peru woman
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• Blast kills Iran nuclear expert amid 'covert war'
• A round up of recent New York openings
• Conn. court rules on alleged evidence withholding
• SAA opens Season with Faces and Figures exhibit
• Muslim who claims harassment sues Conn. university
• Will 2012 Be the Year of Education Reform?
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• Arts Center to hold toy design contest
• Few major Haiti reconstruction projects have begun
• St. Paul's to host evening opera performances
• January Is National Radon Action Month
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• Martin Luther King, Jr Day Celebration
• Astronomers find more planets than stars in the Milky Way
• Voting district realignments well-intentioned but miss mark
• Homicide no longer among nation's top 15 causes of death
• The Dow edges lower on new Europe worries
• 25 YEARS AGO JAN. 2, 1986 -- Donald and Concepcion Perry of Couch Street start the New Year off right by supplying 35 homeless people at the Norwalk Kiwanis Emergency Shelter in Merritt Street with chicken, salad, biscuits and soda, which one man calls &q
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• Tom Evans column -- Norwalk's Noel Thomas Jr. gets to leave mark on national stage at San Antonio combine
• HS wrestling -- Warriors take down Wreckers
• Ross, Giants secondary ready for Packers sequel
• Undermanned Staples-Weston-Shelton hockey co-op holds off Suffield-Granby co-op 4-3
• High School Roundup -- Staples swimmers top New Canaan for first time in 11 years
• Separation of church and state issue rises over appointee to assistant city clerk
• Knicks snap 76ers' 6-game winning streak, 85-79
• Separation of church and state issue rises over appointee to Norwalk assistant city clerk
• NEON hushes audit findings by the Office of the Inspector General
• 20 Assisted-living units to be created at Kingsway Senior Housing
• Jets teammates defend Sanchez amid heavy criticism
• Two years after earthquake, local Haitian group shifts focus to education
• City man fined for role in fatal accident
• Man arrested for stealing car, credit cards
• Ullstrom joins Sound Tigers, Aubin released
• Natural gas falls to lowest price in a decade
• 535 Connecticut Avenue sold for $11 million
• Around the world of birding
• Conn. court rules on alleged evidence withholding
• UConn says heart researcher falsified findings
• The Farmington -- A Connecticut treasure
• Free nautical seminar series is set
• Stamford man arrested for murdering his mother
• Ski industry association suing US Forest Service
• Joran van der Sloot pleads guilty to Peru murder
• Connecticut Wildlife officials mull bear hunt lottery
• 2nd murder trial starts in bike club shooting
• Malloy to detail how to boost Conn. storm response
• Malloy backs cameras to catch red-light runners
• Conn. higher ed system cuts 24 administrative jobs
• UConn says an investigation has found a cardiovascular researcher falsified findings
• W. Pa. man jailed in game of 'chicken' with police
• Sheriff: Alabama dog shot, set on fire
• San Diego priest pleads not guilty to sex battery
• Judge won't release man convicted of dismemberment
• Monti backs French, German push for financial tax
• State drops drug charges against doctor
• For decades, candidates have started with Iowa
• Stocks close higher on hopes for earnings, Europe
• Japan to release 3 activists who boarded whaler
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• St. John's No. 6, Free & Accepted Masons install new officers
• Norwalk man robbed on Laura Street
• Does Obama's defense strategy echo that of his predecessor?
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• A lighter take on a classic braised chicken
• Mission possible: A fast, easy low-carb angel food
• Ghee: What it is and how to use it
• Animal rights group claims credit for Calif. arson
• Website to kickoff new food promotion in Alabama
• Woman's quest could mean Medal of Honor for Jewish World War I veteran
• Two Storm committee report mum on heavy price burden
• Losing Vinny Grillo at Oak Hills is a huge loss to Norwalk
• Hospital volunteers' sales of used books a success in 2011
• Readers better served if number of participants in poll revealed
• Obama's defense strategy echoes that of his predecessor
• Neighborhood group plans to revitalize East Side
• Supreme Court looks at policing TV on bad language, nudity
• HS girls basketball -- Happy homecoming for an ex-Senator
• HS boys basketball -- Lions rally to beat Bears
• No. 3 Connecticut women rout Providence 96-35
• Anthony Chiaramonte made the most of his first start of the season.
• Council appoints Tammy Y. Grimes-McPherson new assistant city clerk
• Norwalk Board of Education puts forth $165.4M budget request, cutting Marks' proposal by $1.5M
• Ordinance panel to take on plan to alter poll sites
• McMahon girls basketball team holds off Greenwich in OT
• Romney wins in New Hampshire, cements front-runner position
• Tebow sends Patriots back to the drawing board
• Despite rain, hundreds greet 'Bama after BCS win
• Boucher not quite considering congressional run
• Harbor Point hotel decision continued
• Himes tours Kendall school, talks Head Start, No Child Left Behind
• Norwalk Police Department to launch Police Explorer Program
• Police ID man struck by car
• U.S. teens struggle to find elusive part-time jobs
• Rains kills at least 28 in southeastern Brazil
• Syrian president vows to crush 'conspiracy'
• Fla. bomb plot suspect posted online videos
• Shooting at Houston high school injures student
• N.J. governor eulogizes lawmaker as speech delayed
• Group advises tech schools should stay state-run
• 4 people shot in Hartford, police seek gunman
• Conn. developer charged with 2 more arsons
• Wintry mix coming to part of interior Northeast
• Stocks close higher on hopes for earnings, Europe
• Norwalk Biddy Basketball roundup
• Former President Carter praises Egypt elections
• Russia's space chief says failures may be sabotage
• Ortega prepares for 3rd term as Nicaragua leader
• UK to grant Scotland binding independence vote
• Several people shot, injured, in Hartford
• Attack sub arrives at new home port of Groton
• Conn. child advocate to step down March 1
• Police: Suspect arrested after flirting with cop
• College, career center helps Briggs High students plan for their future
• Norwalker reminds Bobby Valentine how much fans care
• Norwalk Hospital offers children's healthy weight program
• Iran's leader visits Venezuela amid tensions
• Obama announces resignation of chief of staff
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• Auto industry 'Oscars' don't guarantee car sales
• Rain kills at least 8 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
• Free head lice screenings offered in January
• Conn. special master receives redistricting input
• Half of wrecked cargo ship sinking in New Zealand
• DA drops some cases from NYC Occupy march in Sept.
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• US agents helped launder millions in drug proceeds
• Police: Man trashed girlfriend's apt., threatened family
• Norwalk police officers help woman deliver baby
• A candidate's religious beliefs should not be the guide
• Writer's frustration and anger is misplaced
• Why can't we get creative?
• Commissioner Katz accomplishes long-needed changes at DCF
• Norwalk police blotter
• Norwalk housekeeper allegedly steals from Westport home
• Advocacy group, lawmaker, students honored by CYL
• Agreement would allow state to meet with property owners near proposed Rowayton Ave. widening
• Proposed SoNo Ice House, due to open in August, producing 'cautious enthusiasm' among local officials
• Norwalk American Legion, Babe Ruth baseball teams 'closer, stronger than ever' as AAU teams make inroads
• Yesterday's stars -- Skidd was Mr. Crytstal Rink
• Anthony helps Knicks avenge loss to Bobcats
• John Nash column -- Hope in the land of the Huskies
• Lamb leads No. 17 UConn over West Virginia 64-57
• Romney rivals make final NH appeals
• Iran sentences ex-Marine to death for alleged spying
• Proposed Norwalk School District budget seeks raises for two top officials
• Pedestrian accidents prompt proposed crosswalk near the Shake Shack
• Plan to change polling site under fire: Roodner Court residents would vote at Columbus Magnet School
• UConn Women's Basketball Glance
• Giants defense getting its wish, the Pack again
• 'Age is nothing,' rescued 84-year-old sailor says
• Outgoing Mississippi Gov. Barbour pardons four killers
• Alaska towns deal with cruel grip of winter
• Ex-Hartford mayor wants convictions overturned
• CG academy expels 14 cadets over fake marijuana
• Smart unveils pint-sized pickup
• Valiant, ready for return, lines up distributor
• Tim's Philly Steaks offers the "real deal" in Norwalk
• Gas prices jump
• Cops: Woman's death in NY river was a suicide
• Baby left at Meriden hospital under safe haven law
• UConn, Notre Dame flip-flop; Baylor still No. 1 in AP women's basketball poll
• Huskies slip to 17th on men's basketball poll
• Sound Tigers goalie Poulin named AHL Player of the Week
• Police: Armed men, one with a hammer, rob city man Sunday evening
• Hyundai Elantra wins car of year
• Thieves swipe frozen meatball while driver dozes
• Merkel, Sarkozy stress growth a priority in crisis
• Police attempt to identify man struck by car
• Moccia endorses McMahon for U.S. Senate
• New England Journal: 200 years of medical history
• 4 Ind. National Guardsmen killed in Afghanistan
• Lawyer alleges Egypt military ruler lied to court
• Ex-Mexico president claims immunity from Connecticut lawsuit
• Intel exploring ways to help Stephen Hawking speak
• Man charged with murder in 2 GA hospital shootings
• Rosenthal Hospice closes its doors
• Iran sentences American man to death in CIA case
• Man charged with Yale doctor killing back in court
• Man critical after being struck by NY train
• New London mayor seeks lobbyist for small city
• Bridgeport excavator operator killed in accident
• State's use of its 'plastic' should concern all residents
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• Utility regulators must step in to block merger of NU and NSTAR
• Tebow rules in OT, too
• Giants excel in all facets
• High School Sports Extra: Barreno's uniqueness makes her stand out
• Sound Tigers beat Bruins in shootout
• On the Record with Norwalk High wrestler Brandon Riggins
• Local duo aids Sacred Heart men's basketball
• N. Korean leader threatened war in 2009
• Malaysia opposition leader Anwar acquitted of sodomizing an aide
• Police make third arrest in alleged baseball bat beating
• Little oil seen after ship splits in New Zealand
• Local legislators gather to mark one-year anniversary of Tucson, Ariz., shootings
• Norwalk police blotter
• Court upholds charges in 'co-sleeping' baby death
• Take that: Gingrich, Romney tangle in NH debate
• University of New Haven Dean's List
• Stratford man busted with pot in DUI checkpoint
• Texas teen deported to Colombia reunites with mom
• NATO soldier killed, apparently by Afghan
• Jewett City church hopes New Year brings steeple
• Conn. music engineer among Grammy nominees
• Erik T. Anderson and Tammy Y. Grimes-McPherson under consideration by Dems for assistant city clerk
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• Syria violence kills 11 soldiers, 10 civilians
• U.S. rights activist denied entry into Bahrain
• Mexican city worker who wrote for weekly killed
• 2nd Ga. man dies from wreck on way to BCS game
• S.F. sheriff sworn in amid domestic violence inquiry
• Ariz. sheriff says few clues in NH couple's death
• Conn. education agency head seeks ethics ruling
• Conn. man killed on train tracks identified
• Smoke alarm sales jump after deadly Stamford house fire
• Pa. grandma says she was duped by stranger's seeds
• Horse left at Ohio Amish-area Walmart needs home
• Survivors move forward year after Giffords attack
• Mount Rainier reopens after fatal ranger shooting
• Norwalk man, 25, shot on Woodward Avenue
• Safety of popular air shows, races under scrutiny
• FACT CHECK: Romney struggles on jobs claim
• Victim sketch from LI serial slay probe released
• Princess Diana exhibit closing soon in Conn.
• Police warn homeless in California about serial killer
• US Navy rescues Iranian fishing boat from pirates
• Cute and Cuddly or Old and Wise
• We all gotta eat, right?
• Keep an eye on Nov. 6
• Mockford, St Francis (NY) beat Sacred Heart 99-84
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• Labor board ruling allows group claims in court
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• 'X Factor' winner still has dreams of nursing
• Photojournalist Eve Arnold dies at 99
• City commission begins working on 17th charter revision
• Some shifts in public view of school budget process?
• Political activity has even reached Hooter Lake
• Engaged: Paturynski & Carreiro
• Ex-Norwalk cop sued by unlicensed driver for patrol car accident
• Rutgers upsets No. 8 Connecticut 67-60
• Poulin lifts Sound Tigers to third straight win
• Knicks rout Pistons 103-80 after big 2nd quarter
• John Nash column -- Huskies losing is a process of winning
• Huskies can't handle ball, lose to Irish
• HS roundup -- Lindo races to three wins
• Giants back in playoffs vs. tested Atlanta Falcons
• AP Source: Yanks C Posada set to retire
• Texans win first playoff game, 31-10 over Bengals
• New Yorkers demand more 'police accountability'
• Business as usual for Norwalk Redevelopment Agency after court ruling in California
• Social-service organizations urged to apply for 938K in federal block grants
• Library senses tough budget year, asks residents to write
• Pedestrian struck by car, may face charges
• Norwalker arrested in bar brawl
• Madison volunteer transcribing Civil War letters
• Electric Boat engineer drives troop support effort
• Haiti 2 years later: Half a million still in camps
• Book depicts tensions between first lady, aides
• Education law's promise falls short after 10 years
• Quinnipiac students in NH for primary vote
• Convicted ex-Hartford mayor to file appeal brief
• Complainant in baseball bat beating arrested
• Romney's rivals shift their focus to South Carolina
• Norwalk church to present 'Amahl and the Night Visitors'
• Students to present 'Burning Questions'
• U.S. redefines rape; adds men,others as victims
• Enough of the bloated salary requests by city leaders
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• HS boys basketball -- Senators edge Rams
• Anthony's 3 helps Knicks keep Wizards winless
• Rangers stay hot, drop Penguins 3-1
• HS roundup -- Weston boys down Masuk
• Steve Geoghegan column: Tourney honors slain former wrestler
• Norwalk girls basketball team uses quick start, stifling defense to smother visiting Ridgefield
• Anthony's 3 helps Knicks keep Wizards winless
• UConn men's basketball glance
• UConn's Faris -- Back home again in Indiana
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• Falcons, Giants showcase big-play offenses
• Herbst: State could gain global attention
• 11 dead after hot air balloon crash in New Zealand
• Nation adds 200,000 jobs in December hiring surge
• Patriots' assistant to be next Penn State coach
• 11 dead after hot air balloon crash in New Zealand
• BOE weighs ads on sports fields to boost revenue
• Norwalk woman gets 7 months in prison for false rape statement
• Paramedic accused of rape inside ambulance
• Westport Farmers Market elevated to nonprofit organization
• Shh! Quiet cars to debut Monday on New Haven Line
• Texas teen deported to Colombia headed back to US
• 67-year-old Norwalk man busted for allegedly selling heroin
• Polar plungers winners as is Wilton researcher
• Polar plungers, Wilton researcher win bouquets
• Wilton RTC caucus set for Jan. 10
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• Students celebrate Three Kings Day
• Children experience Disney at Norwalk Public Library
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• Coast Guard Academy may ease out of New London
• Bridgeport man sentenced in 2010 death of officer
• Owner ups reward for capture of killer of alpacas
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.5 pct., hiring surges
• Survival app aims to help drivers in winter storms
• Himes praises Tea Party fiscal restraint, rejects its "my-way-or-the-highway" approach
• Norwalker arrested for alleged baseball bat beating
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• U.S. policy makes Iran more belligerent
• Plan for women veterans home fills void for those returning
• Titanic artifacts sale to be held close to 100th anniversary of sinking
• Westport police officers offer thanks for toy drive contributions
• Snow slow to put in its winter appearance
• Quick action by city of Norwalk improves harbor's water quality
• Deported Texas teen may return home soon from Colombia
• Stephen Hawking to turn 70, defying disease
• Wilton resident has story published
• 'Only the Dead Know Brooklyn'
• Westonite takes reins of Playhouse board
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• HS roundup -- Wilton boys fall to Greenwich
• New season begins at Lockwood-Mathews with new director
• Wilton native awarded for science research
• New year brings change for ambulance corps
• Jan. 30 event to be held at the Westport Country Playhouse honoring Paul Newman
• 17 Haitian man sue Fairfield University in sex abuse case
• Snowy owls showing up in large numbers throughout U.S.
• Norwalk's top earners: Officer Ouellette made $207K in 2011; Superintendent Marks comes in second (Download the full list)
• Scores killed in Iraq bombings targeting Shiites
• Rivals go hard after Romney, who goes after Obama
• Prosecution demands death for Egypt's Mubarak
• Feds: Ex-P&G and Goldman board member from Westport acted alone
• Himes, undeterred by Congressional redistricting, will seek third term
• St. Luke's Buckle selected for 2012 Youth All American Football Bowl
• Norwalk Rec Adult Basketball roundup
• Iannazzo Selected to Preseason All-Big East First Team
• Norwalk Chamber of Commerce program to hold job readiness fair at NCC
• Real estate news update for 2012
• The Red Cross' annual 'Give-a-Pint, Get-a-Pound' blood drive starts at 2 p.m.
• Pentagon chief: Smaller military means extra risk
• Anderman to appear on local stage this spring
• Jazz bassist is in his element at Wilton Library's Hot & Cool
• Hundreds attend New York funeral for three children killed in Stamford fire
• Sound Tigers notch second straight shutout
• Man to be sentenced for Conn. toddler's death
• Lawyer: Accused murderer acted in self-defense
• UConn, 3 other New England colleges get high marks
• Rail propane cars derail in NY; no leaks reported
• Thousands off school in Conn. for Three Kings Day
• Foundation to honor children who died in fire
• Arraignment expected for NY arson attacks suspect
• Bank accused of releasing personal info in probe
• Stay with The Hour today for updates from the funeral of the victims from the Stamford Christmas Day fire
• Angela Bassett 'loving' her return to Broadway
• US album sales rise for first time since 2004
• First lady makes guest appearance on 'iCarly'
• Aretha Franklin talks of her dream wedding, fiance
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• Unfair to blame, union workers, teachers for failing economy
• Resident verification system at beach raises some concerns
• NEON faces new challenge - this one from Washington
• Cuomo outlines N.Y. future in State of State address
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• Some good news as rates of graduation increases
• Man threatens ex-wife after being sentenced to 70 years
• What makes GOP candidates so glum?
• Tom Evans column -- 12-team NFL playoffs are wide open -- again
• Giants' pass rush might decide game with Falcons
• Girls Basketball -- Norwalk tops McMahon for eighth straight time
• UConn women top WVU for 93rd straight win at home
• Community members ask Board of Education to save money
• Norwalk woman faces 20 years in prison for fraud
• Blumenthal polls hospitals amid record prescription drug shortages
• Shaw death investigation could take weeks
• Green slick in Norwalk Harbor turns out to be test dye
• English teacher from Stamford publishes debut poetry book
• Connecticut front and center on utility deal
• Westport has new finance director
• Heroin dealer gets 8-year prison sentence
• Conn. officials vow to enforce race profiling law
• Norwalk DPW chief requests $17.2M for 2012-13
• Panel leaves review of trash bin advertising to DPW chief after FOI concerns
• Cutting the Cord: The dream is alive
• Birding highlights of 2011
• All-Area Boys Soccer MVP Nick Zuniga of Norwalk moved game forward
• Audubon's 'The Birds of America' to be sold in NYC
• AP sources: Obama bucks GOP, OKs consumer watchdog
• Rowers launch tutoring service to stay afloat
• GM sales rise 13 percent in 2011
• New year's resolutions on the high seas
• Zumba dancers beware
• Pendergast pulls out of UConn AD consideration; will co-chair search committee
• Yahoo names PayPal exec as its CEO
• Bachmann ending bid for president
• AP sources: Obama bucks GOP, OKs consumer watchdog
• 2011 proved to be a good one for anglers
• Without coach, uncertainty looms at Penn State
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• Brazil employers accused of slave-like conditions
• Another chilly day on tap, warming for the weekend
• Iran defiant amid appeals for European sanctions
• Hadley to lead housing group
• Conn.'s largest teacher union proposes reforms
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• Sarkozy accuses Syrian regime of 'massacres'
• Francis X. Fay: The Way We Were
• Experts say nonprofits can expect level funding in 2012
• Analysis: Iowa win helps Romney, but lacks luster
• Conn. tax bite less painful for some in New Year
• Deadline approaching for Conn. special election
• Suspected gay advance seen as factor in slaying
• Bridgeport residents assail mayor's pay raise plan
• E. Hartford officer injured in accident
• Buffett no match for S&P flat line
• State can't gamble its way to gain economic stability
• Proposed school budget for Westport includes 2.5% increase
• Heroes Village says former Norwalk VFW building would house 20 homeless female veterans
• Government, businesses to blame complicating bill-paying process
• Norwalk teachers must realize they are there for the children
• Boys Basketball -- Weston defeats Oxford
• Theodore leads Seton Hall over No. 8 UConn 75-63
• UConn women's basketball glance
• Boys Basketball -- Hot-shooting Ridgefield tops Warriors
• Norwalk school board divided on how to honor Jassey
• HS basketball -- Bears, Senators renew rivalry
• Iowa caucuses: Santorum, Romney and Paul leading the vote
• Board of Education seeks $7M for Norwalk schools
• AP, NBC to announce awards Super Bowl eve
• Officials: Ashes removed from fireplace for Santa Claus in fatal Stamford house fire
• Man goes on trial for 1986 Conn. killing; another man spent 20 years in prison for the crime
• Neighbors: L.A. arson suspect's life in turmoil
• Woman arrested in motel slaying of boyfriend
• Ex-Miss Russia gets 'last chance' at rehab in NY
• Suspects arrested in Utah killings, Nev. shooting
• Librarian helps library embrace 21st century --140 characters at a time
• Norwalker killed by vehicle in Vermont
• Dakota Fanning lives a 19thC scandal in 'Effie'
• The top 10 songs and albums on the iTunes Store
• 'Help,' 'Bridesmaids' earn nods for producer award
• 'M-A-S-H' hot dog diner exec fights theft charges
• Czech author Josef Skvorecky dies at 87
• Palestinians block show by Israeli-Arab singer
• New Year's accidents in Conn. up this year
• WBDC receives grant from FCCF
• Former soldier says deck taken from his house
• Nigeria gas price protest turns violent in Lagos
• 2 men found guilty in UK black teen's murder
• NKorea holds rally, shows young Kim meeting troops
• Belgian official to head economics at ECB
• Taliban strike deal with Qatar on office there
• Criminal probe launched into fire at Conn. church
• Wintry blast hits upstate NY with snow, wind
• Conn. teacher union to unveil reform plan
• Funeral this week for Conn. Christmas fire victims
• Jets season ends with 19-17 loss to Miami
• Bowl Capsules
• Rangers rally to beat Flyers 3-2 in Winter Classic
• Art added attrain station
• No. 24 Penn St falls to No. 20 Houston, 30-14
• Broncos, Giants win divisions; Patriots top AFC
• Center offers workshop for volunteers
• US auto industry looks ahead to another good year
• Raptors hold lead this time to beat Knicks 90-85
• Venezuela to pay Exxon Mobil only $255 million
• Worshipers raise funds for Warmup Fund
• Police: Neighbor caught stealing goods from car
• Giants win NFC East, beat Cowboys 31-14
• US stocks leap on first day of new year
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance
• Locals come out to support Penn State and Silas Redd
• Greece: No second bailout, no euro
• Mom reunites with biological child 77 years later
• It's back to work for the Norwalk Board of Education
• Martin Luther King Jr. celebration to be held Jan. 15 at United Methodist Church
• Fallen Mount Ranier ranger once lived in Wilton; father Paul Kritsch was pastor in Westport
• City hopes to have license plate reader up and running at Calf Pasture on May 1
• Jan. 24 is deadline to register with party to vote in presidential primary
• Conn. police step up probe of fatal Christmas fire
• State's new partner in science tracks the root causes of disease
• Alert officer catches youths joyriding in stolen car
• CBIA: A plan for the state's future
• US auto industry looks ahead to another good year
• Venezuela to pay Exxon Mobil only $255 million
• First art exhibit completed at SoNo train station
• Stamford police step up probe of Christmas day fire
• Slain park ranger had Connecticut roots
• Gas prices rise last week
• How about a raucous caucus without Baucus?
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• Clarke, McIlroy honored by Queen after major wins
• Lindros shines in return to Philadelphia
• Scofield & Libertino
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• Romney's chief Iowa rivals press electability
• New Year's accident kills two Rhode Island residents in Westport; two others injured in early Sunday morning rollover
• Padres get Quentin from White Sox for 2 prospects
• Fired Conn. officer reinstated, demoted
• Chancel Notes
• Not as many dead blackbirds in Ark. town this year
• Glimmers of optimism appear; a new year comes to the fore
• Moulson, Tavares combine for 5 points, Isles win
• Sean Avery clears waivers, sent to AHL by Rangers
• State can influence 2012 economic outcome
• Frequently asked questions about Iowa caucuses
• Mohegan Sun casino fails to refinance $811M debt
• World rings in 2012 and bids adieu to a tough year
• Djokovic beats Ferrer to win Abu Dhabi exhibition
• General Assembly has a chance to restore FOI independence
• So who had the best year in politics?
• Joseph leads No. 1 Syracuse over DePaul 87-68
• St. Paul's on the Green is celebrating 275 years
• Classic matchup: Rangers, Flyers meet in showcase
• Huntsman: Iowa winnows, NH proves electability
• Miami knocks Jets out of playoff race, 19-17
• 'January Effect' still mystifies market analysts
• Today's Highlight in History:
• Broncos, Bengals in playoffs, Patriots top AFC
• If you see 'free,' run away
• Giants win NFC East, beat Cowboys 31-14
• Fire destroys northern Conn. Congregational church
• Southwest Conn. mulls regional governing council
• Conn. teacher brings travel lessons to classroom
• Polar plunges organized by Team Mossman Triathlon Club and Temple Israel raise more than $63,000 for children
• Police Blotter
• UConn Notebook -- Still waiting on that complete game
• John Nash Column -- Redd continuing to pursue his dream
• Miami knocks Jets out of playoff race, 19-17
• Horoscope
• 2012 Medicare debate is all about the baby boomers
• Dear Abby
• City builds unspecified contingency into 2012-13 budget for future union contracts
• Stamford couple proud parents of first baby born at Norwalk Hospital in 2012
• Yesterday's stars: Buonaiuto a big help in two sports
• Study of Connecticut's ports may reveal great potential
• Car crash kills 2 in Westport on New Year's Day
• Police: More cars set afire in LA, arson suspected
• In 2012, Obama to press ahead without Congress
• Moon countdown: Hours until 1st NASA probe arrives
• Iowa leaders Romney, Paul leave stage to rivals
• Taylor, Miami hope to oust Jets from playoff race
• John Nash column -- Oops, they did it again
• Giants, Cowboys vie for NFC East and postseason
• Drummond leads No. 9 UConn over St. John's 83-69
• The highlights of 2011, a busy year for news
• Stamford's year in review
• Kids ring in the new year at noon
• 2011 marked by political surprises, whacky weather in Norwalk
• The year in courts
• Norwalk police blotter
• Town forges area alliance, applies for intervenor status in CL&P investigation
• Man shot in leg, butt on Chestnut Street
• Norwalk police blotter
• Man stabbed near Moose Lodge; police have leads
• Paid sick leave among new Conn. laws taking effect
• High School Roundup -- Norwalk wins Shelton Holiday tournament championship
• All-Area Football MVP -- Norwalk's fortunes change with Wilson's change of positions
• Radio, TV ads are distracting
• New Year's Revival begins tonight
• Parish to begin 275th anniversary observance
• Thanks for the Christmas poem
• James H. Maloney, former 5th District congressman, recalls 2001 reapportionment that preceded his election loss
• John Nash Column -- Thoughts to end an old year
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance -- St. John's at UConn
• Moccia, Rilling receive American flags that flew over Iraq
• Police: Mother high on PCP, leaves child unattended
• Norwalk Police Department offers citizens police academy
• Wilton experienced highs and lows in 2011
• A community gathers to bid farewell to James 'Kuta' Shaw: Funeral draws hundreds of mourners
• UConn football: Huskies stunned by Western Michigan
• To Do this holiday weekend in and around Norwalk
• Malloy: Legislative leaders have agreed upon individuals to resolve Congressional map impasse
• Hunting violation alleged after video deer kill
• Wall Street headed for a year in the black, barely
• Spain revises up 2011 budget deficit
• Conn. court to hold hearing on redistricting plans
• Feds rap Millstone over failures to win approvals
• Sen. Duff Public Office Hours On January 4, 2012 in Norwalk
• Blooberg: Dispute to delay openingof 9/11 museum
• Experts: Only way to prevent hangovers is to drink less.
• Commuters now have a Customer Service Pledge
• Connecticut very much in need of a Strong Clean Air Act
• A privileged 'Ruling Class' has been created in this nation
• Big donations from the Turnover Shop, despite economy
• All-Area field hockey -- Wilton's Detrick-Yee a repeat MVP
• Hayes and Dolson lead UConn women past Fairfield
• HS basketball -- Bears take Masuk tourney title
• Tip leads police to gun, arrest of city man
• Sound Tigers Notebook -- Sound Tigers Struggling to Score Goals
• Wilton class sizes increase
• Community offers support for Badger family
• Norwalk High School, Brien McMahon High School, graduation rates
• City beats statewide graduation rates
• Charges against imprisoned minister withdrawn in Norwalk
• Couple pledge $4.5M to UConn for practice facility
• Jets' Tomlinson: Dolphins game could be my last
• Umenyiora hopeful to play against Dallas
• 2011's memorable moments -- Norwalk High School field hockey left lasting impression with semifinal overtime win over defending champs
• Unemployment claims rise after steady declines
• American Brat Pack: where airline CEOs came of age
• Survey: Home prices down in most major US cities
• Reapportionment moves farther away from people
• Highlights and lowlights of 2011
• Contract signings for US homes up in November
• The Year in Crime
• Settlement in Elly Mae Clampett Barbie doll suit
• Norwalk native hosting Travel Channel special
• Son of football legend writes his first book
• Cafero to Malloy: Butt out of redestricting
• Ohioan's black Santa returned 1 year after theft
• Christmas message lands Boston worker in hot water
• Winfrey: Dedicated to OWN despite rocky first year
• Isabella, Jayden top names for NYC babies in 2010
• Review: 'W.E.L.D.E.R.' leads parade of iPad gems
• Conn. hires group to study potential of ports
• Suspect charged with larceny in gas tanker crash
• Clark celebrates 40 years rocking New Year's Eve
• Marvel wins NYC dispute over Ghost Rider rights
• Italy's Monti warns of ongoing market turbulence
• Unemployment claims rise for the week after steady declines, four-week average drops for fourth straight week
• Settlement in Elly Mae Clampett Barbie doll suit
• The weather outside isn't frightful, it's delightful
• Transit news mixed bag for Metro-North riders
• Meat industry did not have a good year in 2011
• Does Congress really understand the needs of its constituents?
• Retired school bus driver offers his views on 'Santa' comments
• Lower crime rate an overlooked triumph
• Lamb leads Huskies over South Florida
• Sound Tigers beaten by Admirals
• Girls Basketball -- Norwalk advances to final of Shelton Holiday Tournament
• 2011's memorable moments -- Dream came true with first pitch of Babe Ruth tourney
• HS roundup
• Girls Soccer MVP -- Lake was great down the stretch for Staples
• Capitals snap Rangers' 5-game winning streak
• Gingrich campaign raises about $9 million
• Autopsy reveals family died of smoke inhalation
• Fire Department: Install smoke and carbon-monoxide detectors
• Labor deal reached for Conn. office cleaners
• Legislative redistricting shifts some state House boundaries in Norwalk and may move some polling places
• Paul gets front-runner's welcome in Iowa
• F.I.S.L.L. program brings Norwalk family closer together
• UConn Women's Basketball Glance -- Fairfield at UConn
• Family 'devastated' by Stamford Christmas house fire
• Norwalk police blotter
• Mayor's 2012 Community Ball set for Jan. 20; reservations due by Jan. 13
• Bruised Cowboys QB Romo making throws at practice
• Man arrested after alleged post-party sexual assault
• Norwalk nanny charged with risk of injury to minor after incident outside CVS
• Stamford woman struck twice in hit-and-run, dragged 40 to 50 feet
• Autopsies: Stamford victims died of smoke inhalation
• Stocks slide on signs of jitters at European banks
• Polar bears and frostbiters
• New York Boat Show begins another year
• NKoreans salute, cry for late leader Kim Jong Il
• Conn. pedestrian struck twice while crossing road
• Last-minute holiday shopping gives lift in finale
• Conn. man accused of threatening teen to rob. bank
• 1 dead, 1 injured in Conn. apartment fire
• Final talks planned for Conn. office cleaners
• A fast and virtuous dip fit to serve company
• Rocco DiSpirito lightens up a cold weather classic
• China blames 54 officials for bullet train crash
• Acquitted pastor's ex-wife dies years after attack
• Payton not divulging plan for Brees in finale
• As Iraq War ends, no parade for troops is imminent
• Coloradans can make money by losing weight
• St. John's tops Providence in Big East opener
• NY teen pleads not guilty in fire that killed 3
• Jim Hanley column -- Bouncing around between holidays
• Ex-'Saturday Night Live' writer Joe Bodolai dies
• Norwalk Transit District: 25-cent fare hike necessary to avoid service cuts
• Find a way to help young people
• The state of state's bridges once again drawing attention
• Parents were right to complain about school bus driver's comments
• Family could use community's help
• Let's save the Norwalk Co. building
• HS roundup -- Balanced Bears best Bunnell
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance -- UConn at South Florida
• Penn State, Bradley focused on bowl preparation
• 8 Patriots and 49ers lead Pro Bowl rosters
• 2011's memorable moments -- Side-by-side duel racing as it oughta be
• Former second-grade teacher sentenced to 12 years
• Norwalk Transit District: 25-cent fare hike necessary to avoid service cuts
• Today in History
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• As Iraq War ends, no parade for troops is imminent
• Shippan House should not have been occupied, says fire officials
• Friends of James "Kuta" Shaw raise money to support his family
• A week after man's death, friends share memories, confront lingering questions
• State Supreme Court agrees to having special master handle Congressional map impasse
• Protesters throng Syrian city as monitors visit
• Israeli airstrikes kill Gaza militant
• Democratic Sen. Ben Nelson announces retirement
• Officials: Home involved in Christmas Day fire did not have occupancy permits
• Merrill: File Conn. annual business reports online
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• American chefs boost fine dining in France
• Bus driver story shows journalistic weaknesses
• NBA's return draws big TV ratings on Christmas
• Thanks for keeping Rowayton Arts Center humming
• Officials succeed in bringing back city's Aaa bond rating
• Deadly house fire serves as a reminder on detectors
• Police: Pa. woman used stroller like shopping cart
• Sound Tigers rally to beat Whale
• On the Dean's List
• Bon Iver to feature in workout DVD
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• Facebook unwelcome in Vietnam, but Zuckerberg OK
• Italy probes report that Colosseum stones fall
• Mayor Pavia: Stamford fire was 'fireplace-related'
• Experimental craft crash-lands at Conn. landfill
• Workers ready NYC New Year's Eve ball crystals
• Suffolk police deliver baby in house call
• NY infant dead; dad arrested in attack on 2 others
• Cops: NY man stole Greyhound bus on Christmas Day
• Metro-North riders, Conn. negotiate service pledge
• A stormy evening: A wind advisory in effect tonight
• Man arrested for failed pizza man robbery
• Conn. fire victim was Ky. company's safety chief
• Man killed amid Britain's post-Christmas sales
• Odd news keeps New Englanders smiling, thinking
• Nigerians fear more church attacks after 39 killed
• NASA to probe moon's gravity field
• Survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable
• Texas police: Man in Santa suit killed 6 relatives
• Mexico's cartels build own national radio system
• GOP campaign for Iowa caucus enters final week
• Stratfor hacking victims targeted after comments
• Today in History
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• Girls volleyball All-Area MVP -- Grevers was a frontline standout
• HS boys hockey -- Warriors turned back by Milford
• Rangers' Hagelin scores 2, Lundqvist blanks Isles
• Ryan says he deserves criticism after Jets' loss
• Giants coach downplays injury, ready for Dallas
• Officials to release results of investigation into fatal fire that killed five Tuesday
• New powerful painkiller has abuse experts worried
• Pre-packaged snacks being phased out, healthier alternatives phased in at Westport Weston Y
• After years of work, Parking Authority taking break on capital repairs
• Police: Teen shot in South Norwalk
• Norwalk police blotter
• State leads the way with green schools
• Efforts under way to fix bridges with poor ratings
• Schneiderman eyes local development corporations
• Man dies after drowning in Five Mile River
• Hancock CEO tapped for Federal Reserve board
• Pros see stocks up in 2012, but big risks, too
• Saudi outlines trimmed 2012 budget
• Gas prices fall
• Muslim sect claims Nigeria church attacks; 25 dead
• Texas men trade same Christmas card for decades
• Driveway for proposed mosque shifted northward onto Fillow Street
• Polar Plunge to benefit Save the Children on Jan. 1
• Reapportionment belongs in hands of the elected
• Unemployment rate drops for three months in row
• For bad guys around the world, 2011 was a very dangerous year
• 7-year-old twins, 10-year-old and grand parents killed in Stamford fire Christmas day
• The Hour's 2011 All-Area Girls Swim Team
• Girls Swimming All-Area MVP -- Wilton's KC Moss was simply the best
• The Hour Sports Staff Looks Back On 2011 -- The boys of summer won a state title
• Kenya HIV families torn between health or food
• Iowa eateries participate in healthy eating study
• Christmas Day house fire kills 5 in Stamford
• Knicks edge Celtics 106-104 on Anthony foul shots
• 4-year-old boy, 2 adults die in house fire in Ohio
• Cruise takes quiet Christmas with $26.5M 'Mission Impossible -- Ghost Protocol'
• Last-minute buyers top off strong shopping season
• New York City pays out $1.8 million in 2010 blizzard claims
• Saugatuck Congregational continues beloved Christmas tradition at new venue
• Today's Highlight in History:
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• Today's Highlight in History:
• Reindeer recovering from highway adventure in Ohio
• Here's what happens when the jury meets
• Today's Highlight in History
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• Today's Highlight in History:
• Norwalk brothers indicted for fraud
• Stamford man charged in death of three-month-old pleads not guilty
• Some hopeful glimmers today as sun rises on Christmas 2011
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• Looking toward the future for Head Start
• Cubans celebrate Christmas ahead of pope's visit
• Westport officials hire new town actuarial firm
• Eastern students win College Activities Awards
• With a dash of drama, state picks solar projects
• Dig for SF's transport terminal unearths artifacts
• Hackers target US security think tank
• 4 alpacas stabbed to death at Conn. farm
• Wall Street protesters plan Christmas gathering
• Police: 2 men with guns rob Conn. holiday party
• Five dead in Christmas morning house fire in Stamford
• Nigerian blasts mar pope's Christmas peace appeal
• Suicide car blast goes off in Nigeria's northeast
• Sudan army kills leader of main Darfur rebel group
• After a delay, Obama begins Hawaiian vacation
• NKorean heir called 'supreme leader' of military
• Pope kicks off Christmas with evening Mass
• Nun who kissed Elvis prays for miracle
• Boehner blinks and Obama smiles - for now
• Gingrich attacks Va. for keeping him off ballot
• Lilly, Walsh headline Goal Key winners
• Lilly, Walsh headline 2012 Gold Key winners
• 2011 Girls Cross Country All-Aream MVP -- Wilton junior had that Southern charm
• John Nash Column -- Gifts not worth giving
• City has 4 days to comply with FOI
• Norwalk foundation still seeking donated gifts
• Police aim to stop drunken driving during holidays
• Thousands enjoy merry Christmas in Bethlehem
• Shame on bus company that paid attention to silly issue
• City and schools superintendent request $309.7M in spending for FY 2012-13
• Two men shot on Woodward Avenue
• Police: Man found floating in water revived
• Unprovoked attacks at heart of 'Knockout King'
• Conn. school to be cleaned after bedbugs found
• Conn. law prevents liquor sales on Monday
• Last-minute buyers top off strong shopping season
• A blow to our paychecks
• Bus driver should not have discussed Santa, Jesus
• Churches schedule Watchnight service
• As befits the holiday season, we serve only bouquets today
• Lies, damn lies and the Whoppers of 2011
• Bus company bids a fond farewell to veteran driver
• Today in History, Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011
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• The Hour's 2011 All-Area Boys Cross Country Team
• All-Area Boys Cross Country MVP -- Racing to Wynne: Staples runners is one of New England's best
• Nash Column -- Death of ex-athlete Shaw should not stop his message
• High School Roundup -- Weston boys remain undefeated
• Westport homicide investigators reach out to "America's Most Wanted"
• Toy drive organizers see outpouring of generosity
• Three injured in two separate Stamford shootings
• Stamford Hospital launches 'No One Dies Alone' program
• Westport cops catch burglary suspect
• Police catch violent fugitive
• Fire department welcomes four new recruits to Norwalk
• With budget on the horizon, teachers' contract unknown
• New Air Jordans cause nationwide shopping frenzy
• Arizona coma patient now speaking, walking
• Prince Philip hospitalized with chest pains
• Norwalk police blotter
• Candlelight vigil to be held tonight for Norwalk man killed in accident
• House passes payroll tax cut for Obama's signature
• 2 arrested following shooting in Danbury
• Conn. seeking developers for old Sunrise Resort
• Police seek thief of $10,000 plaque in New Haven
• Woman charged in mauling knew dogs were aggressive
• Woman accused of embezzling $170,000 from employer
• $1.6 million award for man injured in '07 accident
• New Haven police investigate year's 33rd homicide
• House passes payroll tax cut for Obama's signature
• New-home sales up in Nov. but 2011 figures dismal
• Senate approves payroll tax cut, jobless benefits
• Norwalk man struck and killed on Route 7
• Man struck and killed on Route 7
• Bombings in Iraq raise fears of sectarian war
• Keeping Christmas, and trees,real
• At least Bill Clinton knew how to be president
• Wal-Mart removes infant formula after newborn's death
• Milder winter a great present after last season's honors
• UConn trustees are unanimous in boosting tuition, other fees
• Arab League observers to monitor violence in Syria
• BMHS Poinsettia Concert was holiday music at its best
• Occupy protesters sue over free speech and assembly, use of force
• Analysis: Tiny desserts, bacon backlash shape 2011
• The many feasts of lights
• Sierra resorts wait for snow as Christmas nears
• Army: Changes needed for thousands of Arlington Cemetery grave markers
• Streb dancers kiss the air, crash to the ground
• Labor board upholds firing of ex-cop
• Heroes Village hopes to house homeless female veterans at former VFW post on Hight St.
• Church officials say plans to rebuild underway
• Casagrande Touch Football -- Tucci out of three ain't bad
• George Albano column -- Price could be right at Westhill
• APNewsBreak: Yankees hit with $13.9M luxury tax
• New Canaan's Hompe sets state and school record in girls hockey win over Springfield Cathedral
• Napier leads No. 8 UConn over Fairfield 79-71
• Gaborik, Biron lift Rangers to 3rd straight win
• Urgent Care Center expands into Norwalk
• Talk over as Giants, Jets play for playoff lives
• HS roundup -- Bears pin Rams
• Sound Tigers notebook -- Break comes at a good time
• Conn. officials urge hiring of returning veterans
• Penn St AD: 'Deliberate, measured' coach search
• NEON forced to reapply for money, cited by federal government for mismanagement
• Stamford Police search for suspects in West Side shooting
• Patriots keep winning but doubts remain
• AP Sources: House leaders accept Senate tax terms
• Norwalk Men's Basketball Roundup
• Cowell backs Amaro to win 'The X Factor'
• Home purchases up, but earlier sales look weaker
• Wash. city rallies around laid-off diner workers
• Refinancing may be a an option for you -- but beware
• The old-fashioned light bulb's phaseout: a primer
• Top 20 Concert Tours from Pollstar
• Mindy McCready's mom wants grandson back in Fla.
• Moody's returns Norwalk's Aaa bond rating outlook to 'stable'
• STARs of the show
• Police: Woman runs down boyfriend with car
• Americans frustrated by congressional stalemates
• McConnell: Extend tax cut short-term and long-term
• Obama uses public pressure to push GOP on tax cuts
• Economy grew more slowly in summer than thought
• Brazil's unemployment lowest since tally began
• 2012 Mayor’s Ball to Benefit Child Guidance Center of Mid-Fairfield County
• Delicate budget development is now under way in Norwalk
• Holiday shopping season is strong
• Tying one on for winter
• Too many drivers ignoring school zone speed limits
• Japan heads in a new direction
• Open house visitors provided toys, food for many families
• Work halted at local construction sites
• Congressmen should put nation first, not party agendas
• Norwalk Senior Center trips
• Governor's proposals need more than just oratory
• Stocks end mixed; tech down, but other sectors up
• No. 2 UConn women use D to beat Charleston 72 -24
• UConn's Drummond a walk-on
• Knicks beat Nets in final prep for season opener
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance -- Fairfield at UConn
• Boston College defeats Sacred Heart 83-73
• High School Roundup -- Norwalk swim team bows
• Yale coach resigns amid Rhodes scholarship issue
• New coaches have Stamford Academy believing
• Iraq extends deadline for Iranian exiles to leave
• EPA tells nation's dirty power plants to clean up
• $88 million NY condo bought for Russian student
• Stamford honors National Homeless Persons' Day
• City official says budget plan unreal
• Congressional map goes to state Supreme Court after Reapportionment Committee fails
• Moving firm study: People going south, west
• Silvermine Tavern offers Frank Whitman's legendary honeybuns
• Norwalk police blotter
• Few protestors on hand during the first day of the Occupy Darien event
• Wilton announces road repaving plan
• Christmas package arrives 1 year and 6 days later
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• Feast of the Seven Fishes: Norwalk restaurant to offer traditional Italian meal
• Obama urges Hill leaders to extend payroll tax cut
• Thousands gather in snow to mourn Kim Jong Il
• New FAA rules to help end flying while sleepy
• 8 U.S. soldiers charged in comrade's death
• Activists say Syrian troops kill 100 in village
• Utah man wins Lamborghini, crashes it hours later
• EPA tells nation's dirty power plants to clean up
• BofA in $335M settlement over Countrywide loans
• Holiday shopping season is strong
• Xerox Approach to Corporate Citizenship Makes a Difference in Sustainability, Innovation, Workplace; Draws Worldwide Recognition
• Razorbills, chats highlight CBC
• No deal reached for new Conn. congressional lines
• Newtown woman pleads guilty in embezzlement case
• Missing hunter found dead in Colchester
• Ukraine president says he won't aid Tymoshenko
• Egypt's ultraconservatives support Israel treaty
• UN extends force along Israeli-Syrian border
• Cambodia, Thailand agree on pullback from border
• Twins with 1 body and 2 heads born in Brazil
• IRA veteran wins fight against US extradition
• Yale names new VP and secretary
• Former Chicago schools leader coming to Bridgeport
• Hartford launches dinner program for some students
• Blumenthal discussing community colleges in Conn.
• Missing hunter found dead in Colchester
• No bones about it: The butcher is back
• No deal reached for new Conn. congressional lines
• A simple technique for transforming cauliflower
• Throw a roll-your-own-sushi New Year's Eve party
• Guilt-free celebrations with alcohol-free sangria
• Documentary made about E. Tn. barbecue restaurant
• New cookbook: eating like a Supreme Court justice
• Survey shows decrease in Alabama grocery prices
• Attorney: Mother arrested for sending her child to Norwalk schools can't get a fair drug trial in Norwalk
• UK rate setters unanimous in maintaining policy
• Santa's helpers are all over
• Combating winter when running
• AMA Fairfield County Chapter Presents Websites Revisited with Mary Callahan, 341 Studios, and Kate Hamilton-Miller, Search Smart Marketing
• Egyptian women march to protest abuses by ruling military
• Would they rather have no jobs?
• Enjoying 'Odin' at the beach
• Stocks soar on Europe hopes, U.S. housing market report
• Wishing Vinnie Grillo Jr. well
• USCG Auxiliary's growth aids Homeland Security efforts
• What's Next for North Korea?
• High School Roundup:
• HS girls basketball -- Knights march past McMahon
• UConn women's basketball glance
• Girls Basketball -- Wilton stuns St. Joseph
• HS wrestling -- Warriors wrap up win over Bears
• HS boys basketball -- Stamford defeats McMahon
• Marks requests $167M to run Norwalk schools, $12M more than in current plan
• Study: Value of state parks $1.25 billion
• Mexico Mayan region launches apocalypse countdown
• Teachers on chopping block for proposed $165K savings in Westport School District
• Governor puts forth plan for education reform
• Reapportionment Committee has until noon Wednesday to agree upon Congressional district; no agreement as of Tuesday evening
• Hybrid bus may join fleet of Westport school busses
• Norwalk tax bills mailed out; taxpayers have until Feb. 2 to pay without incurring penalty
• Stew's kicks off Festival of Lights with menorah lighting
• Norwalk police blotter
• Wilton bus driver accused of verbal assault given accelerated rehab
• Drunk driving charges for New Haven man and
• Northeast Christmas snowstorm possible
• APNewsBreak: Medicare cuts could hit Jan. 18
• Overhead Door starts anew in Norwalk
• Connecticut man proposes via holiday light display
• Holiday flying to fall slightly, trade group says
• 5 plead not guilty in killing of NYC policeman
• Iraq VP denies charges of running death squads
• American man found dead in remote area of Lebanon
• Say Yes education group moves into Buffalo
• Lawyer asks feds to join Long Island serial slaying probe
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut; Obama says Republicans threatening higher taxes on 160 million workers on Jan. 1
• Paroled American Berenson arrives in US
• 5 killed in plane crash on major NJ highway
• Interstates reopen in Kansas, Texas as storm eases
• Court deal reached on managing Etta James' estate
• Plea withdrawal from man in MLK bomb plot rejected
• Norwalk fire responding to garbage truck fire at City Carting
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• Donated Justin C. Gruelle artwork to join existing murals at Norwalk City Hall
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• To thwart porn, colleges are buying up .xxx sites
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• Naked city man claiming to be Jesus Christ is arrested by Norwalk Police
• Westport Police release photo of murder suspect (second photo added)
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• Senate rejects Democratic payroll tax cut proposal
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• Stamford man charged in death of three-month-old baby
• Blagojevich gets 14 years for corruption
• Police: Felon arrested with gun near Colonial Village
• Bahrain police clash with protesters in capital
• Lawyer: Another Sandusky accuser steps forward
• Christmas tree controversy takes root in RI
• Mexico says Gadhafi son tried to enter country
• Bad weather for some Ind. crops helped vineyards
• A beef Wellington that won't stop your heart
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• Keep wine choices fun, frugal for holiday scene
• Ditch the tub-o-dip. DIY onion dip is much better
• Montgomery farm family receives statewide honor
• Ex-police officer charged with sexual assault
• Conn. environmental projects get boost from grants
• Conn. man resigns local office his father sought
• Malloy: flags lowered in honor of Pearl Harbor
• Past arrest halts appointment to Conn. town board
• Conn. superintendents pitch school reform ideas
• Maine trucker will not be charged in fatal crash that killed Westport girl
• Holiday Open House
• Dr. Jassey should be honored in a way he would approve
• Registrar says Jim Clark is listed as a Democrat on city website
• Donations still may be madeto Making Strides for Cancer
• Seventy years ago America suffered a stunning attack on Pearl Harbor
• Let's give going green a fair chance
• HS girls basketball preview -- Trojans are feeling much better
• Final eight CIAC state tournament football teams gather at Rentschler Field for Media Day
• UConn women rout defending champs
• Boys basketball -- GFA finally defeats St. Luke's
• Girls Basketball Season Preview Capsules
• Study shows many presidents live long lives
• Local rescue group hopes to find a home for Hope
• Steve Wilkos helps wrap and donate gifts to children in need this holiday season
• Pearl Harbor survivors return to ships after death
• Award-winning journalist discusses economic and political climate at Chamber luncheon
• Norwalk Community College President tapped for dual role
• Power outage leaves some Westport residents in the dark
• Heating assistance program in Westport seeking donations
• sHal Clark named second selectmen
• Powerball winners swear to be trust's only members
• NRC chief: Nuke industry must heed lesson of Japan
• Police: Elderly man hit by taxi, found at fault
• FDA revisits safety of newer birth control drugs
• Nature's Healing Ways: Loving kindness meditation
• Feds to allow use of Medicare data to rate doctors
• Meigas to lend a hand
• Real estate group holding 'open conversation' about housing market
• Police: Man caught with gun after rear-ending cop car
• Unemployment rates in cities in the Northeast; Local area is 7.8 percent
• Downgrade threat, Geithner push EU to agree plan
• Feds warn East Haven about witness intimidation
• Conn. elderly apartments get federal grant boost
• Norwalk Community College head considered for state post
• Brazil's GDP contracts in 3rd quarter
• AutoZone 1Q profit rises 11 pct
• Stock futures rise despite S&P's warning to Europe
• Syria reports border clash with 'infiltrators'
• Poland's Villas, Las Vegas star in 1960s, dies
• Election official: Congo results may be delayed
• US volunteers in North Korea to build homes
• Greek students in clashes on shooting anniversary
• Troops, police patrol Moscow after protests
• Clinton calls Russian election unfair
• Jury deliberations resuming in Conn. home invasion
• Conn. boy accused of taking mom hostage with knife
• Conn. tech school task force seeks public comments
• Conn. airport 1st in state to halt runaway planes
• Scientists find monster black holes, biggest yet
• Planet in sweet spot of Goldilocks zone for life
• World-changing disaster occurs in 'Supervolcano'
• Westport schools expect to see dip in students
• Norwalk police blotter
• Brinkley vows to promptly repay $531K back taxes
• Jason Aldean parties hard with 6 wins at ACAs
• Review: Winehouse album stirs sadness _ and joy
• 'Rango,' 'Rio,' 'Puss,' 'Tintin' earn Annie noms
• Accused game host burglar won't face 3-strikes
• Norwalk Education Foundation News - December 2011
• Young Lives 10th Annual Reception at Stepping Stones Children's Museum
• Threat to Germany's credit rating decreases stock market gain
• Ambler Farm's Art of the Wreath was a success thanks to many
• Consultant's report contains no surprises concerning storm
• Will feeding people, not global warming, be the biggest environmental challenge?
• Girls Ice Hockey Preview -- New Canaan's Hompe has all the tools
• UConn vs. Texas A&M Women's Basketball Preview Glance
• Girls High School Ice Hockey Preview Capsules
• Maple Leafs snap Rangers' win streak, win 4-2
• Yesterday's Stars -- Czekaj got his start right here in Norwalk
• Wilton to see slight changes in the state General Assembly
• Stamford mail processing center may close down
• Condition improves for former police officer injured in motorcycle crash
• Ten liquor stores cited for allegedly selling booze to underage kids
• Auditors review post-Irene food aid
• Fog to get heavy again after 9 p.m., remain into Tuesday
• Noski becomes FASAC chairman
• Financial Accounting Foundation Names Bank of America's Charles H. Noski as Chairman of the Financial Accounting Standards Advisory Council
• Pedestrian fatally struck by Amtrak in Conn.
• Jan. 9 court date set for NYC bomb-plot suspect
• Man charged in attack on ex-girlfriend's guest
• Tech company expands lease in Norwalk
• Thousands protest against Putin in Moscow
• Merkel, Sarkozy want new treaty to rescue euro
• Gingrich meeting with Trump, running ad in Iowa
• Lawmaker compares tabloids' ethics to Auschwitz
• US service firms expanded in Nov. at slower pace
• Stamford postal center slated to close
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• Peru declares emergency over protests
• Congo holds its breath, election results expected
• Mexico top presidential contender can't name books
• Monti to lawmakers: No alternative to reforms
• Last Norwalk firefighters move out of fire headquarters
• From toques to tattoos, a kitchen culture change
• Dear Abby
• Police: DNA connects parolee to burglary
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• Norwalk police blotter
• White House decks the halls with Bo for Christmas
• New interim leader takes over at Cider Mill
• Gingrich's unpredictability raises concerns
• Events are frothy; causes are serious
• Birth announcements
• "New" Westport Inn offers relaxed, comforting getaway
• NY search for NJ prostitute resumes
• Malloy in Beverly Hills for Dem. governors meeting
• Conn. trucker accused of causing outage with crash
• 8 Conn. towns seek study of regional animal pound
• Reyes leaves Mets behind, heads to Marlins with a $106M deal
• Rematch: LSU vs. Alabama in BCS title game
• Penn State to Ticket City Bowl to play Houston
• Sanchez, Jets come back again, top Redskins 34-19
• College notebook
• Last play FG gives Packers 38-35 win over Giants
• HS football state playoffs -- Times are set for title tilts
• Bears hold off Sound Tigers
• Greens Farms Academy Winter Sports Preview
• Norwalk Rec Adult Touch Football roundup
• American Legion honors veterans who died at Pearl Harbor
• Forty South Main marks 15 years of sheltering the homeless
• Replica of Wilton Fire truck now on toy shelves
• Locals admitted to Pace University
• Gov. Malloy orders investigation into emergency federal food aid program
• A strong case can be made for four-year mayoral term
• The Farthest Reaches of Man: How President Barack Obama is the self-actualized Leader we've needed.
• Locals named to dean's list at Savannah College
• Obama: Relations with tribes at turning point
• Drunk foreigner fined for unwelcome W. Pa. 'visit'
• Buck need to stop with Obama
• DCF's proposal to use GPS to track workers makes sense
• McCain: Billions in US aid to Pakistan in jeopardy
• West Rocks Middle School cares
• Today in History
• Planning Afghanistan's future beyond 2014
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• Nation needs strong leadership
• Is naming center the best way to honor Dr. Jassey?
• Police: Man dropped marijuana in son's lunch box
• UConn president holding open office hours
• Senior centers seek to draw reluctant baby boomers
• Jewish farmers' settlement to win historic status
• Iran says it shot down unmanned US spy plane
• Today in History: Saturday, Dec. 3
• When it's safe to fire an employee
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• Playground builders, artists are winners
• Navy christens submarine Mississippi in Groton
• As US leaves Iraq, AP men recall a war in pictures
• George McGovern in stable condition after SD fall
• Accuser's lawyers: Sandusky account 'unconvincing'
• Police: Woman falsely claimed abuse
• Xavier ends Norwalk football team's run in Class LL tournament with 55-14 drubbing
• Massie passes Staples into Class LL final
• UConn men's basketball -- Olander has become a minutes man
• Rams head back to the title game
• Waypointe demolition to begin this month, new construction to begin early next year
• An era ends for four West Avenue businesses to make way for Waypointe development
• Historical Adolf Hitler desk set to be auctioned off in Stamford
• Former Norwalk sergeant still in intensive care
• Fishing industry feels loss of Frank's retirement
• Boatright leads No. 8 UConn over Arkansas 75-62
• The best of Andy Rooney: Great place to hang around in
• Bridgeport for Danbury? Weird swap
• UConn loses to Cincy 35-27, ends bowl streak
• Planning board faces litigation over Wilton-New Canaan property split
• Family fun day attracts hundreds to Norwalk YMCA
• Norwalk police blotter
• Westport resident to challenge incumbent (D) Jim Himes for 4th congressional seat
• Police: Man stole leaf blower from landscaper
• Embattled presidential candidate Herman Cain bows out of race
• George McGovern hospitalized after fall in SD
• Singer Mindy McCready's 5-year-old son in custody
• To Do this weekend in and around Norwalk
• Police: Woman fabricated aspects of story about violent incident with ex-boyfriend
• DiProspero should send his resume to NHS committee
• State Supreme Court rejects appeal from developer
• Prosecutor: Komisarsky deserves death penalty
• Navy secretary to attend christening of new submarine
• Advent Procession at St. Paul's
• Make the buses smaller
• Dec. 7 has importance beyond Pearl Harbor attack
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• 22 Haviland Street Gallery presents illustration exhibition
• St. Luke's girls fall in opener
• Stringfellow is a lean, green hitting machine for Norwalk
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance -- Huskies vs. Arkansas
• Cashman challenges Valentine to rappel for Santa
• Devils come from behind to beat Sound Tigers
• Norwalk faces No. 1 Xavier in Class LL semifinal
• HS football semis -- Staples tackles Nighthawks
• @Headline Soft:A NCC program educates first-generation students
• Consultant: CL&P not prepared
• A NCC program educates first-generation students
• Weston Police warn of scam
• Quirky obituary endears professor to new audience
• Praise and well wishes mark Sherrod's start as Norwalk postmaster
• HS football state semis -- Rams take on top-seeded Windsor
• Cincy tries for share of Big East crown vs UConn
• Jets' O-line faces tough test against Redskins
• Navy secretary to preside over sub's christening
• Giant RB Bradshaw practices, may play vs. Packers
• NASCAR mod tour returning to Speedbowl
• 2011 All-FCIAC Teams
• Northrop Grumman doles out its annual community grants
• Former Norwalk Police sergeant seriously injured in motorcycle crash
• Oil steady after US unemployment rate falls
• White House renews veto threat on defense bill
• Unemployment rate drops to lowest since 2009
• Tribes pleased with Obama efforts, asking for more
• Bob Marley heirs sue half brother over name use
• Prosecutor: Man tormented family in home invasion
• Supreme Court rejects Bridgeport antitrust case
• Conn. inducting 10 into Veterans Hall of Fame
• Conn. awards $17M for industrial site cleanups
• Report: Conn. utility not prepared for Oct. storm
• Bridgeport antitrust case hinges on Supreme Court
• Redistricting results in district boundary shifts in Norwalk
• Minn. man turns fishing passion into tourism job
• Thanksgiving donor gives Iowa City families water
• Deep-frying mishap causes porch fire
• Icon of US military now in Iraqi hands
• Oil hovers at $100 ahead of key US jobs report
• Slow growth likely fueled modest November hiring
• Judy Lewis, daughter of Clark Gable, Loretta Young, dies
• Oyster Shell Park becoming a reality at long last
• North American Power named one of Forbes' Most Promising Companies
• Remember abandoned animals during the holiday season
• Despite recession, city poised to move forward in future
• Agreement on extension to keep freight trains rolling
• GM CEO: Company willing to buy back Chevrolet Volts
• UConn Basketball Notebook -- Doty held out of practice, but should play vs. Texas A&M
• Rangers rally to beat Canes, win 4th straight
• H.S. Football -- What's our line? These six Bears create room for the rest of the team to work
• George Albano Column - Lefty Lue finds both hockeys just right
• Republican plan would move heavily Democratic Bridgeport out of 4th Congressional District
• Education group rates city schools as 'average'
• City tree returns to South Norwalk
• Pop group Kicking Daisies to perform at Brien McMahon High School
• Norwalk Hospital opens new pediatric center for special needs children
• Wilton Holiday Stroll and tree lighting kicks off season
• City men charged in theft of catalytic converter
• Harbor Point starts construction on new hotel, condos
• Conn. couple charged with sex assaults of 9 kids
• Differing laws on trafficking impede US crackdown
• Red Sox bring out Bobby Valentine as new manager
• Tomlinson healthy and feeling 'fresh' for Jets
• 3 more Quinnipiac players charged in Sept. brawl
• Today in History
• Norwalk police blotter
• MT wildlife chief gets road kill warning for deer
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• Board of Education leaves important questions unanswered
• Ferrell's 'Billion Dollar Movie' heads to Sundance
• Judge orders Mindy McCready: Return son to Florida
• Simon Cowell one of Walters' 'Fascinating People'
• Conn case pits victim privacy against open records
• Judges see surveillance photos of Wesleyan shooter
• Major players with the power to tackle Europe's financial crisis are in a standoff
• World's central banks act to ease market strains
• Hungary issues Steve Jobs postal sheet, card
• Resumption of Israeli transfers averts PA crisis
• Colts' Orlovsky eager to take over at quarterback
• Cutting the cord: Starting life without cable
• The holidays are a good time to sell your home
• Unemployment aid applications up 2nd straight week
• TVs are hot sellers this holiday season
• Data shows robust start for holiday retail sales
• Delaware murder suspect captured in Norwalk
• Members of Congress are making far too much money
• Increased bus fares topic of two hearings today
• Advisory panel has goal of helping with budget
• NY judge lets anti-gay marriage lawsuit proceed
• Study: Alternative to student suspensions work but not being used by many schools
• Closing golf course at Oak Hills during the winter is a bad idea
• Discipline sadly lacking in today's society
• Oyster Shell Park Master Plan in motion
• Norwalk Senior Center trips
• Stamford woman settles lawsuit against police officers
• Norwalk public power co. remains unlikely
• Voters would have final say on extending Norwalk's mayoral term.
• GOP: Offsetting cuts must cover payroll tax relief
• Man may have been intoxicated during crash
• Gunman robs Elm Street market
• FAA: Changes coming to prevent tarmac delays
• Suspect in East Coast rapes arraigned in Virginia
• Fed survey: Most areas see slow to moderate growth
• Today in History
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• No. 2 UConn women beat Towson 92-31
• Forget '11 (or so Red Sox hope): Bobby V is coming
• Norwalk proved it belonged, but now it's time to turn the page
• Heil's night was one to remember
• Jets' Sanchez focused on improving, not boos
• First lady recognizes Stamford teen's health achievement (video & letter)
• City to vote on selling properties to Norwalk Housing Authority
• Westport artists support Stamford Domestic Violence Center
• Williams, Mueller top newcomers on Hall ballot
• Big East's wild season comes down to 2 games
• US reps from Conn. want no big change in districts
• Witness describes fatal shooting of Conn. student
• FACT CHECK: GOP field flubs, big and small
• Preacher Billy Graham admitted to NC hospital
• After raids, Wall Street protesters shift tactics
• Vt. lye attack victim approved for face transplant
• Couple held without bond in bloody saw slaying
• GE Real Estate opens its doors to Coast Guard cadets
• Cain accuser stands by claim of longtime affair
• Dear Abby
• AARP chapter to honor Julie Belaga
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• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
• Argentina: Spain is Davis Cup favorite in final
• Fire officials suspect roofing work sparked blaze on Strawberry Hill Ave.
• Pa. election tie broken with 'low' number drawing
• Rangers score 4 in 2nd, hang on to beat Penguins
• Consumer confidence, Europe talks send stocks up
• Burrito leads to jail lockdown in NM
• Dear Abby
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• Education commissioner visits Stamford schools
• Police: Teen's rescuer was fugitive child molester
• Antique show to benefit hospital patients
• "Seminar" is not convincing
• Simon & Garfunkel tribute at Downtown Cabaret this weekend
• Dick Alley: Fishing Plus
• Two N.Y. shows talk love and betrayal (Video)
• Business groups to detail Conn. storms' effects
• Trial begins for man charged in Wesleyan killing
• 6 arrested in alcohol-related fatal Conn. crash
• Prince of the City A treat for movie lovers in Ridgefield
• Connecticut conference focusing on school bullying
• Audubon EcoTravelin' Through The Holidays
• Rangers score 4 in 2nd, hang on to beat Penguins
• Step inside and explore some of Westport's oldest homes on a tour set for Dec. 4
• AP source: Red Sox choose Valentine as manager
• Man allegedly cuts wrist at ex's home
• H.S. Football Semifinals -- Norwalk faces Xavier at West Haven as game sites announced
• Class LL Football Quarterfinals -- Norwalk tops Conard for program's first-ever playoff win
• Heil leads Staples to win
• Class L football quarterfinals -- Rams nip Whalers
• UConn football notebook -- Huskies face a critical 48 minutes
• For healthier holiday, try Christmas pork, not ham
• Volunteer Corner - November 30, 2011
• January 2012 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• Norwalk Interfaith Clergy Association
• Michael DiProspero deserves Wall of Fame consideration
• CL&P's difficulties won't engender any public sympathy
• Pfizer takes steps to keep patients buying Lipitor instead of generics
• Poll: Vet visits a pricy trip for many pet owners
• CL&P takes heat from public over handling of storms
• Restaurant given high marks
• School enrollment, staffing levels to influence annual budget debate
• Norwalk police blotter
• UConn women's basketball glance
• NY's Steuben Glass company closes lone factory
• Occupy Albany protesters jam courtroom and go free
• NYC artists seek credit for mural in Fiat ad
• Small business loan available through CEDF
• Conn. tightens rules on charter school boards
• Conn. police chief reinstated despite FBI probe
• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
• Trio may not be real Powerball winners, says friend
• Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• At 84, Barbara Cook hardly slowing down
• Columbia Records executive Don DeVito dies
• Texas asks court to stop redistricting plan
• US suspects NATO forces lured into deadly raid
• 'Micro' is thriller about science gone wrong
• DNC ad targets Romney over flip-flops
• American Airlines parent seeks Ch. 11 protection
• Swedish 'Dragon Tattoo' star's daughter in US film
• Ex-fiance focus of 'People's Court' missing case
• Xerox company makes acquisition
• Cain says he's strong contender for GOP nomination
• Westport Police: prolific shoplifters caught
• Anne Hathaway is engaged to boyfriend Adam Shulman
• Public hearings Thursday on bus rare hike; one-way fares would rise from $1.25 to $1.50
• Union leaders, parent and former councilman among members of budget committee for Norwalk schools
• S. Norwalk opens arms for tree lighting
• YoungLives 10th Annual Reception at Stepping Stones Children's Museum
• Saugatuck church fire investigation could drag on for weeks
• Norwalk police blotter
• Girlfriend says Komisarjevsky felt end of world was near
• Benefits and Risks of Cutting Payroll Taxes Again
• Welcome WWE, city's newest entry in evolution of local industry
• Occupy Wall Street is happening everywhere
• Resident urges city to pick up own leaves
• Bay State making poor bet, hoping casinos the answer
• Legal fight delays Internettax
• Teen arrested for allegedly stabbing sister
• Norwalker pleads guilty to securities fraud charge
• Norwalk man charged with hitting wife over the head with beer bottle
• Class LL Football Quarterfinals -- Norwalk vs. Conard could be a classic matchup
• John Nash Column -- Delshawn and the three Bears
• Class LL Football Quarterfinals -- Staples Wreckers have the eye of the Tigers
• Class L Football Quarterfinals -- Rams ready for sixth straight postseason appearance
• Redd named All-Big Ten second team
• Yesterday's Stars -- Lane was there when there was just one No. 1
• UConn Basketball Notebook -- UConn slip to No. 8 in rankings
• Long lines at polls as Egypt holds landmark vote
• Monarchs knock off Sound Tigers again
• Class LL Football Playoffs -- These Bears are truly a pack
• Conn. OKs lower electric rates as gas prices fall
• College notebook - Puripattarapan earns starting nod
• Sales of new homes up in October, but prices fall
• Items in '12 Days of Christmas' now top $100K
• Missing: NYC parrot; 'loves to sing opera'
• Today in History, Tuesday Nov. 29
• Syracuse fires assistant basketball coach Fine
• NATO raid in Pakistan undercuts rapprochement
• Stocks soar on big shopping weekend, Europe
• Blumenthal seeks safety probe of rental vehicles
• Norwalker runs in New York marathon for Multiple Myeloma
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• Shoppers snap up Cyber Monday deals
• Bishop blesses Smart Park at All Saints Catholic School
• GM to offer free loaner cars to Volt owners
• Richard Dileo Jewelers calling it quits in Norwalk
• New butcher shop open on Riverside Avenue
• Norwalk-Conard playoff football tickets on sale at NHS
• $254 million Powerball winners come forward
• Rep. Barney Frank to retire closing long career
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• News from the Veterinary Cancer Society (part II)
• Retailers have a robust start to holiday season
• Storm debris piles up
• Egypt's military ruler warns crisis must end
• Wiltonian UNH student wins college justice contest
• GOP Latinos face questions over immigrant pasts
• Gingrich coup: Endorsement from NH's largest paper
• 4th annual Light a Fire Awards
• Norwalk police blotter
• Mass. casinos pose tough new competition in region
• American Legion lights season's first Christmas tree
• Here comes the new common council and then the new taxes
• Stamford Police investigate armed home invasion
• Police: Man pistol-whipped and robbed on Perry Avenue
• Top Marine spends Thanksgiving in Afghanistan
• Ruth Stone, award-winning poet, dies
• Truly off to a rocky start
• 'Frosty the Snowman' arrested at parade
• Say it ain't so
• Closing Oak Hills Golf Course for winter a sensible decision
• Congressional insider trading an abomination that must end
• Full-size PAL skating rink opens to enthusiastic crowd
• Today in History: Friday, Nov. 25, 2011
• To Do this weekend in and around Norwalk
• 8-year-old Kid KJ drives monster trucks like a pro
• Holiday coat and can drive
• Colleges feel pressure defending worth of humanities
• Set decorators use decor to flesh out characters
• Need cash? Pawn shops edge into the mainstream
• Bids opened for $1.8M traffic signal upgrade
• Norwalker held on $100,000 bond, charged with choking ex-girlfriend
• Bouquets to two alert women and volunteers
• Fresh spins on Hanukkah gifts for young people
• Sound Tigers bow in shootout
• Gaga taps her inner Wonka for holiday workshop
• An Hour With: The Muppet Show got this Norwalk drummer rolling
• Conn. professor honored for anti-algae studies
• Conn., New Hampshire students win EPA grants
• Council needs to practice civility
• Norwalk native returns to introduce spiritual book
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• Governor Malloy on target chiding redistricting panel
• Thanks to all teachers
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• An alternative to the death penalty
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• What to make of a classic movie
• Super-sizing Thanksgiving
• Saugatuck Congregational Church holds its Thanksgiving Feast post-fire
• Malloy turns up the heat on redistricting panel
• UConn Women's Basketball -- Hayes drops 30 as Huskies roll to another easy win
• State Class LL Football Playoffs -- As '98 team proved, Bears ride to state playoffs will not be forgotten
• Steve Geoghegan column -- Staples played to the very end
• UConn Men's Basketball -- Boatright helps Huskies holdoff Florida State
• UConn Football -- Huskies deny rival Rutgers a shot at Big East title
• Spirit of togetherness quickly fell apart
• Bridgeport man stabbed in SoNo
• Double murder suspect's psych eval nearing completion
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo Friday shoppers
• 2nd Ohio Craigslist death suspected
• Pilot program may provide way to better school menus
• They protect their own
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• Corruption abounds in politics
• Norwalk blanks McMahon 17-0 to retain Sam Testa Trophy; Class LL playoffs next
• John Nash Column -- Zero proved to be a work of art for Norwalk defense
• FCIAC Football Championship -- Staples comes from behind to top Greenwich
• H.S. Football -- Behind Matt Milano New Canaan knocks off Darien 42-21, secures Class L state playoff berth
• High School Football -- Wilton's win gives Warriors a winning record
• Empowering children through invention
• State's Crime Lab laboring under unacceptable backlog
• Polly and John Lowman's Thanksgiving dinner keeps growing
• Gun issue represents tough politics for Obama
• Trinidad PM says assassination plot uncovered
• Conn. child support help line expands hours
• Documents that will help your case
• Ohio man claims ghostly presence as trial defense
• India opens more to foreign multibrand retailers
• Libyan official says oil output increasing fast
• H.S. Football -- Norwalk beats McMahon to earn state playoff berth; Staples wins FCIAC championship
• Norwalk parents charged with leaving small children home alone while they went to New York; police believe parents were out club hopping
• Conn. DOT to study trail along Merritt Parkway
• Pedestrian hit by car in Westport
• During response to dispute, police officers find 4-foot alligator in apartment
• Firemen save life of painter exposed to fumes
• Moccia says he'll resubmit Leo Mellow for reappointment to BET, after procedural error Tuesday
• Thanksgiving has many meanings, especially for those in uniform
• Connecticut Food Bank thanks all who donated
• Jury hears taped testimony from daughter of home invasion killer
• N.Y. Court upholds use of GPS to track state employee
• Tree lighting ceremony to be held Dec. 1
• Thanksgiving closings
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• New garbage pickup policy will encourage illegal dumping
• Closing Oak Hills is a mistake
• Himes should stick to his job
• Newly seated council gets head start on school budget debate
• Giants QB Eli Manning headed back home to Big Easy
• Lipscomb edges Sacred Heart 79-77 in Cancun
• Harbaughs lead Ravens and 49ers into historic duel
• For the Birds: An odd new dish hits the scene
• UConn men's basketball glance
• Meyran named new girls lacrosse coach at Wilton
• Oil prices fall on global economic worries
• Ga. farmers crack down on rash of pecan thieves
• Norwalk pastor convicted of sex abuse
• WWE will open production studio in South Norwalk
• The woman athlete
• Kaplan family of Wilton to witness turkey pardoning in White House Rose Garden today
• Water Views: A nautical Thanksgiving
• Typo blamed for Conn. town election mishap
• Conn. antiques show relocates to western Mass.
• Foxwoods, Mystic Aquarium strike sponsorship deal
• Conn. businesses to learn about new jobs program
• Norwalk Community Health Center dishes out Thanksgiving baskets
• Conn. workers to get award for helping nab suspect
• Retroactive tax rise prompts withholding errors
• Higher prices don't deter Thanksgiving travelers
• Consumer spending up slight 0.1 percent in October
• Slightly more people seek unemployment benefits
• Books Sandwiched In of the Norwalk Public Library Meets December 1 to Discuss 'The Imperfectionists'
• Holidays on Broadway Concert - South Norwalk Branch Library - December 6
• Michele Stuart Author of Perfect Pies at Norwalk Public Library December 7
• Psychologists: Counting our blessings makes us happier
• Weary Wall Street protesters hike into Washington D.C.
• Parolee charged after kicking woman's door
• A new partnership with Adoption Institute
• Hospice workers, volunteers provide invaluable service
• No golfing at Oak Hills from Dec. 1 until mid-March; Oak Hills Park Authority to discuss today closing administrative office
• The election is over, now the work begins
• Drop in state unemployment tempered with layoff news
• Norwalk Jaguars players, then 9-to-11-year-olds, forever linked by historic run to national championship in Florida in 2004
• With state playoff berth on the line, Norwalk-McMahon rivalry game carries more weight in 2011
• FCIAC Football Championship Preview -- History repeats itself again
• Thanksgiving Day High School Football Previews
• UConn Men's Basketball Notebook -- Lamb shows he has the heart of a lion
• UConn Football Notebook -- Huskies seniors hope to Rent' a final home victory
• 'Rocky start' for 2011-13 city council -- Dems wants more time to review appointments
• Jets' Sanchez tries to throw his troubles away
• Giants have shrunk in scope
• Chiaramonte keeps post as BOE chairman
• Malloy wants panel to finish up redistricting work
• Donations pouring in to Saugatuck Congregational Church after fire
• NASA launching 'dream machine' to explore Mars
• Toy safety report finds some holiday dangers
• Civil rights groups oppose expanded interrogation
• Debt panel's demise sets up partisan wrangling
• Conn. seeks to extradite suspected rapist to Va.
• Psychiatrist continues testifying in Conn. trial
• Ten ways to strengthen your business right away
• Study: More hospitals can safely unclog arteries
• Dispute expected to delay opening of Sept. 11 museum
• Major change awaits Obama in New Hampshire
• Thanksgiving Day menu likely to include lots of sodium
• Federal officials make $275 million commitment for Connecticut busway project
• Jilted husband threatens wife, family with handgun
• Don't touch that dial Staples station named best in country
• Fire-damaged Westport church will rise from the ashes
• Himes co-sponsor legislation to help veterans
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• Brien McMahon's Jamie Restivo ready for big kick in Thanksgiving game
• Norwalk kicker Jon Wilkins, added to team as injury replacement, proving to be valuable asset
• Mosqueda-Lewis, Hartley lead UConn women past Stanford
• John Nash column -- KML shows her mettle
• Hilliard to become council president, Duleep council majority leader
• East Rocks Road bridge to re-open Wednesday; work beneath bridge to continue into April
• Charla Nash, mauled by chimp, praised for new face
• News from the Veterinary Cancer Society meeting (part 1)
• Crosby has 2 goals, 2 assists in season debut
• Stamford eye doctors perform bladeless laser cataract surgery
• Bobby Valentine goes after Boston manager job
• Giants angry after failing to respond to Eagles
• Wandering 4-year-old Washington boy back with mom
• Mother loses baby after Merritt Parkway accident
• Officials hunt through rubble; seek suspect in church fire
• Veterans Day apathy
• Change term to four years
• Sanctions have failed in their objective of discouraging Iran
• "It's Politics" leans left
• Super failure: Deficit-cutting panel gives up
• Conn. Supreme Court upholds state's death penalty
• Verlander first starting pitcher to wins an MVP award in 25 years
• Connecticut jobless rate falls to 8.7 percent
• Kaman building evacuated over refrigerant leak
• NY man sentenced for role in Conn. drug ring
• Chinese restaurant Jani closes at Norwalk/Wilton line
• The supercommittee sell-off: Dow loses almost 250
• Thanksgiving feast at Saugatuck Congregational Church moved to Christ and Holy Trinity
• Norwalk dad held on $750k in death of infant daughter
• Economists see modest growth next year
• MF Global trustee says $1.2B or more missing
• October home sales rose 1.4 percent but still weak
• Firm that threw foreclosure costume party closing
• Fire at Saugatuck Congregational Church will move Thanksgiving feast; first selectman says event could be held at Bedford Middle School
• Gas prices fall last week
• Hempstead to lead council Republicans; Dems' choices pending
• Santa Claus fundraiser coming to town
• Today in History
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• CL&P CEO's resignation should be just first step
• The 9.4 mile busway upstate bulldozes on, despite questions
• Norwalk Police Blotter
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• Crews responding to massive fire at Saugatuck Church in Westport
• Saugatuck Congregational Church nearly destroyed by massive fire
• UConn women's basketball preview glance -- Huskies vs. Stanford
• Kate Bell School of Thought column -- talent, not equipment, should prevail
• College Notebook - Norwalk soccer player scores an NCAA goal
• Stewart wins Homestead to win NASCAR championship
• Napier leads No. 4 UConn past Coppin State, 87-70
• John Nash column -- Napier makes statement
• Stamford hosts annual UBS Parade Spectacular
• Annual New Canaan Turkey Trot supports Open Door Shelter
• On the record -- St. Luke's football standout Noel Thomas
• Norwalk-McMahon -- Opposing coaches face questions
• Connecticut-Stanford renew their rivalry on Monday
• NYC mayor: Manhattan man arrested in bomb plot
• Norwalk man charged with assault and violation of a protective order
• Westhill to perform "Laramie Project"
• Prospects sour over U.S. debt deal due to partisan wrangling
• Yale tailgate crash driver passed sobriety test
• Norwalk schools pilot hot breakfast program
• Wiltonians named Gettysburg founder scholars
• NFL Alumni visit Stamford Hospital
• Sacred Heart politics professor garners high honor
• Police burn protest tents to clear Cairo's Tahrir
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• Adele leads nominees at American Music Awards
• The oldest old: Reaching 90 more likely than ever
• Menz and Bartalsky
• Preserve holiday tradition with gifts from garden
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• Son of Mia Farrow and Woody Allen a Rhodes scholar
• Star-studded sendoff at Heavy D funeral service
• Rage may win a primary but not 2012 election
• Mullins and Petrucci
• A refund gained by not giving up
• BC-rooney 11/18 TMS Original
• Westhill to perform "Laramie Project"
• Chancel Notes
• Mila Kunis keeps promise to be Marine's date
• Actor Jeremy London sought in girlfriend's assault
• AmeriCares honors Nestle Waters for donating to disaster survivors
• Regis Philbin makes exit from morning TV
• A Thanksgiving for garden soil
• South Sudan rebel: more fighting after talks fail
• Two's Company opens in Greenwich
• Dear Abby
• Owning your first home starts earlier than you realize
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• Blogger shares cooking and lifestyle advice
• Norwalk High School Drama Club rehearse "Last Stop Till Christmas"
• UC Davis launches probe after pepper spray video
• Today in History
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• Dear Abby
• Norwalk police blotter
• Hensarling says prospects for debt deal seem grim
• Democracy happens with the help of many
• This is an incredibly bad idea
• A heartfelt thanks
• Saying thank you and goodbye, for now
• Is it too early to look ahead two years?
• Thief steals Wis. judge's robe, leaves valuables
• Congress derails funding sought for high-speed rail
• Occupiers and the Suites
• Class M Field Hockey -- Wilton Warriors win state championship
• Falcons soar over Sound Tigers
• Trumbull boys stop Norwalk in Class LL soccer semis
• No. 1 Glastonbury ends Cinderella runs for 20th-seeded Staples girls soccer in PKs
• Thanks to all who gave in Wilton
• Give a pardon to all turkeys
• 'Occupying' too much media time; concentrate on other issues
• Class L Field Hockey -- One goal is all Cheshire needs to beat Bears
• A $2 app and an iPad gives a voice to a Norwalk girl
• Norwalk tax assessor calls O'Brien best candidate for assistant assessor position
• UConn falls to Louisville 34-20
• UConn Men's Basketball Preview Glance -- Vs. Coppin State
• Harvard scores 45 unanswered, beats Yale 45-7
• Norwalk police blotter
• A GOP debt plan would hit some popular tax breaks
• Deadline for railroad passes looms
• Thanksgiving feast comes with a lot of heart
• Raking in the good will Teens from St. Joseph lend a helping hand
• Rowayton Hose Company No. 1 celebrates, hands out awards
• Cain suggests Taliban running Libya
• Federal funding pledge expected for Conn. busway
• Drug suspect allegedly threatens Norwalk officer
• Pope's new document outlines church role in Africa
• Post-9/11 tradeoff: Security vs. civil liberties
• Syrian troops attack despite Arab peace plan
• Truck strikes Yale-Harvard tailgaters, killing 1
• No pillows in coach, but it's sundae time up front
• Sacred Heart politics professor garners high honor
• Military dropping anti-malaria drug
• Lands along Conn. River transferred to US refuge
• To Do this weekend in and around Norwalk
• Senator Duff To Host Community Conversation With CL & P, Norwalk Emergency Officials
• Plug the green initiatives rathole
• Aftershocks of storms still being felt
• Dear Abby
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• Local doctor, Columbus students win bouquets
• Norwalk Old Timers left me out
• Thanks to all hospice caregivers
• Police: City man impregnated 14 year old
• Official says Wagner not a suspect in Wood death
• Redevelopment Agency request for wider sidewalk would raze former Norwalk Co. building at 20 North Water St.
• Malta House hosts national conference on homeless child-rearing
• FDA revokes approval of Avastin for breast cancer
• Wilton's Pearsall commits to play lacrosse at Notre Dame
• High stakes for state tourney teams
• Wilton's Warburg wins second staight State Open championship
• Huskies eyeing must-win game against Louisville
• UConn's Boatright suspended for six games by NCAA
• Sound Tigers -- Name rings a Bell, wins the game
• Police: Father beat 3-month-old daughter to death
• Food bank gives community a challenge for Holiday Season
• Duff holds community conversation with CL&P
• Lima, Peru, and Stamford reach agreement to become sister cities
• Norwalk man pleads guilty to selling machine guns
• Wilton High's paper no longer a 'paper', goes online
• Priceline stocks up for Food Bank again
• Greece promises sharper deficit cut in 2012
• Documents: Football coach gave students access to gay, straight porn site after victory: Password was 'itsallgravy2'
• New deficit deal proving elusive as deadline nears
• House rejects balanced budget proposal
• Norwalk police blotter
• Lions Club honors Reynoso
• Simsbury leader named top Conn. superintendent
• Conn. ex-officer rejects plea deal in teen's death
• Reports: Red Sox pursuing Valentine as next manager
• Yale investigating coach Williams' Rhodes claim
• Syracuse puts Fine on leave after police inquiry
• Father, son arrested, charged with assaulting pharmacist over price
• Okla. St. women's coaches die in Ark. plane crash
• Alaska man charged in ax attack on snowplow
• Ohio troopers say they find gift-wrapped pot
• House sets Friday vote on balanced budget proposal
• New deficit deal proving elusive as deadline nears
• Volunteer Corner - November 18, 2011
• City Winds Performs The Nutcracker Suite and More at the Norwalk Public Library - December 16
• Jim Clark Trio Tribute to Cole Porter at Norwalk Public Library - December 15
• Nutmeg Readers Book Club - Calling Teen Readers in 6, 7, 8th grade to Norwalk Public Library Discussion - November 30
• Snowstorm in Connecticut declared a major disaster by Obama
• Occupy Wall Street protesters mark two-month anniversary with marches
• Condo owners want officials to better understand their needs
• State education chief sees linking funds, results key
• Cousins finally meet thanks to Holocaust database
• City should seek corporate help with changes for Veterans Park
• If Congress will not heed Americans, voters should send lawmakers packing
• Threatened government shutdown averted when Senate passes bill
• Field hockey -- Wilton stuns Darien in OT in state semifinals
• No. 3 Norwalk boys soccer outlasts sixth-seeded defending champion Farmington 1-0 in double overtime
• George Albano column: LaClair's swim legacy still alive
• Norwalk/McMahon co-op sixth in Class LL swim meet
• UConn men's basketball -- Huskies pull away from Black Bears
• Budget OK'd, but golfers want improvements at Oak Hills
• Class L Girls Swimming -- Rams finish as runners-up
• Food and gifts at Friends of Cranbury Park 6th annual bake sale on Sunday
• Wilton Police step up aggressive Click it or Ticket campaign
• Stop signs making a comeback at intersection of Green Farms and Hales roads
• Death of gay man highlighted in Westhill High School play 'The Laramie Project'
• Stand Up for Nick website launched, still no leads in Nick Parisot case
• Public meeting part of police department accreditation process
• Wyman: Obama approves request for major disaster declaration
• Stewart tosses verbal jabs, bids to rattle Edwards
• Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw easily wins NL Cy Young
• Salzburg festival commissions 4 new operas
• Common plays freed slave on AMC's 'Hell on Wheels'
• Sherlock Holmes, Clinton, Gates on PBS
• Mathew Knowles is back with new girl group
• Tyler Perry defends casting Kardashian in new film
• Stew's gives out nearly 2,000 turkeys for charity
• Bride jailed in Michigan released after 122 days
• Local politicians given tour of Northrop Grumman in Norwalk
• Staples High School coach arrested on porn related charges
• Connecticut Mirror: CL&P chief resigns amid storm of criticism
• Norwalk Police: Ex-husband films former spouse abusing children
• Thanksgiving travel expected to jump 4 percent
• Silk Touch to hold holiday open house
• Lohan's father enters plea deal in Florida
• Ricky Gervais to return as host of Golden Globes
• Bieber paternity case withdrawn; DNA test still on
• Case tossed against accused Selena Gomez stalker
• 'South Park' parked on Comedy Central until 2016
• Ohio mayor-elect Hastings does 'Tonight Show'
• Timely opera about student protest has US premiere
• Sherlock Holmes, Clinton, Gates on PBS
• Oil on the rise, gas prices falling
• Norwalk doctor named 'Woman of Excellence' by American Cancer Society
• @Headline Bold:Rowayton photographer found guilty
• Man to get 4 years in kidnapping
• The Way We Were
• Norwalk pastor sex assault trial begins
• Rowayton photographer found guilty
• Conn. education task force reviewing funding
• Testimony by Conn. killer's daughter at issue
• Defense secretary to visit Electric Boat
• Conn. endangered birds' nesting boxes replaced
• FBI visit Conn. police department, chief's office
• Conn. parent leadership programs get funds boost
• Metro-North restores New Canaan trains after crash
• Congress about to kill high-speed train program
• US housing starts down slightly in October
• Unemployment aid applications drop to 7-month low
• Fitch warning sends stocks downward
• Stalemate looms on deficit agreement
• Norwalk Senior Center calendar
• Norwalk Senior Center trips
• Pa. robber takes 'bread' when he can't get bread
• Need for sensible procedures for trimming near power lines
• Lawmakers must act to improve state's emergencypreparedness
• House adopts concealed weapons permit bill
• Occupy Wall Street encampment crackdown reaches Zuccotti Park
• Grillo resigning at Oak Hills, as golf course works to right finances
• Broncos have turned back the clock on NFL offenses
• Inexperienced QBs lead Big East teams down stretch
• BMHS runner Madaffari named a Wendy's Heisman national finalist
• Mariano Rivera coming to speak at Ridgefield High School for fundraiser on Monday
• Norwalk's Cheng runs to victory in Greenwich race
• Student activists speak against Penn State scandal
• No. 3 Norwalk field hockey stuns second-seeded defending champion Glastonbury in overtime in Class L semifinals
• Gibson, Maddon win MLB managers of the year
• UConn Men's Basketball Glance
• Norwalk Zoning Commission OKs Waypointe Phase Two site plan
• Police say no record McQueary reported sexual abuse at Penn State
• Norwalk field hockey team advances to state Class LL championship game
• Major power outage reported in Wilton
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• Today in History
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• Waite not to be Missed
• International Space Station gets 3 new tenants
• Panetta pushes back against detainee provisions
• Master plan discussion looked at what's best for Veterans Park
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• Yes, Virginia, there is a Christmas Mouse
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• Proof that our race is evolving
• Gov. Malloy visiting troops in Afghanistan
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• Norwalk runners advance to NE Regional Jr. Olympics
• Youth soccer -- Blue Thunder wins Connecticut Cup
• Staples High coach under investigation
• Smitty's, Stew's take Norwalk Rec Fall Baseball titles
• Norwalk Rec Adult Touch Football roundup
• Stronger factories, lower prices lift economy
• Chu: Solyndra loan subject to rigorous scrutiny
• Congress nears OK of bill for vets, contractors
• Local dry cleaners holding clothing drive
• Gov't puts cost of fuel economy boost at $157B
• Conn.'s Fairfield Univ. considers layoffs
• Cold weather brings the migrating ducks with it
• Norwalk boys soccer, Wilton field hockey playoff games postponed
• Deer hit by car dies in seat, injures RI passenger
• Moose, truck collide in Mass., no serious injuries
• Westport Weston YMCA receives $1 million challenge gift
• Brien McMahon High School evacuated after power outage
• Wading the surf has its own rewards
• Marital bliss draws a fine line on the high seas
• NYC councilman to give details of his OWS arrest
• Conn. recounts leave voting results little changed
• Sacred Heart nursing students hit high test scores
• Police seek 2 who robbed Conn. bank at drive-up
• Local Conn. precincts to be chosen for audit
• Secret Service says bullet hit White House
• Health reform court battle heating up
• Candidate grateful for chance to be part of voting process
• Congress not in favor of removing unhealthy food from school lunchrooms
• Governor's reduction plan has risks but worth a try
• 'New direction' for Norwalk will include higher taxes
• No. 4 UConn tops Pacific for 85th home win in row
• AP Exclusive: Lost JFK assassination tapes on sale
• Trumbull girls score twice in 39 seconds to stun New Canaan in Class LL soccer quarterfinals
• Richards' late goal Rangers 7th straight win
• Board of Ed adopts goals to boost student performance
• Former Washington Post journalist Estabrook dies
• Norwalk police arrest possible illegal immigrant smuggler
• Planning consultant anticipates Veterans Memorial Park plan in January
• As holidays approach, students turn efforts to help the hungry
• HS girls swimming -- Weston wins Class S state championship
• HS girls volleyball -- Wreckers fall to Newtown
• Girls swimming -- Moss leads Wilton to Class M crown
• Macedonia AIDS Ministry hosts Thanksgiving dinner
• Jury to decide fate of photog
• Norwalk police blotter
• UConn Football Notebook -- After bye week, Huskies get back to work
• Hearing tonight of Waypointe Phase Two, revamping former Bigelow Tea Co. building
• Crackdowns reach epicenter of Wall Street protests
• Conn. governor visits service members in Kuwait
• Verlander wins AL Cy Young in unanimous vote
• CIAC Girls Soccer -- Staples stuns Westhill to advance to semifinals
• Post office losses mount to $5.1 billion last year
• Connecticut River Valley, Thimble Islands and shoreline attract visitors
• Consumers hit retail stores to give economy boost
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• Buyer of minivan finds hidden $500K in cocaine
• Norwalk resident honored with leadership award
• UBS board names interim chief Ermotti as CEO
• Marines guests gathered recently at Shorehaven Golf Club
• Student honors
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• Bus driver wants Matthew Fox countersuit tossed
• Review: Clooney manages chaos in 'Descendants'
• Ricki Lake, Rob Kardashian top 'Dancing' semifinal
• Don DeLillo's discusses first story collection
• Review: Cleveland fan seeks LeBron James' soul
• Police release photo of shooting suspect vehicle
• Police release photo of suspected vehicle used in shooting
• Occupy Albany arrests continue for third night
• OWS outlines NYC plans for 2-month anniversary
• Occupy protesters march; some outside NY City Hall
• 2 Conn. men accused of sexually assaulting 2 girls
• Occupy protesters march around Lower Manhattan
• Occupy protesters march in NY City Hall area
• Conn. children's welfare experts to discuss ideas
• Wal-Mart's 3Q profits down 2.9 percent
• Oil slips below $98 ahead of inventories data
• New York City police clear Occupy Wall Street protestors from Zuccotti Park overnight
• Mayor: Raid done overnight to reduce confrontation
• NYC councilman arrested near Zuccotti Park
• Naming Global Studies Center after founder a fitting tribute
• Norwalk police blotter
• Twins held on high bonds in connection with October robbery
• Traffic Authority to revisit Seaview Avenue 'No Parking' in December
• NCC recognized for its green building
• Airline fined $900,000 but passengers could wind up losing
• No. 4 UConn extends streak, beats Wagner 78-66
• HS roundup -- Staples boys nipped by Farmington
• Boys Soccer -- Zuniga leads Norwalk to rout of Westhill
• Norwalk field hockey avenges FCIAC loss, knocks New Canaan out of Class L tournament
• Yesterday's stars -- Sloper among Wilton's early standouts
• UConn Women's Basketball Glance
• Field hockey -- Warriors turn back Rebels
• Residents evacuate Woodward Avenue house fire
• Pete Seeger's environmental sloop "Clearwater" getting repairs in Norwalk
• Perone to sit on federal panel tackling broadband access
• Local mechanic found dead in shop described as funny, fair and honest
• Wilton beefed up response for October snowstorm
• Liberal media at it again
• Monti can't yet say if Italy needs more measures
• @Hour Blue=[C] Unified approach needed for corrections system
• Supreme Court: Pre-election health care showdown
• House GOP leader Cantor says deficit deal likely
• Kimbrel, Hellickson chosen rookies of the year
• APNewsBreak: Malloy keeps 2,300 state jobs vacant
• After recount, Democrat Mike Barbis wins Board of Education seat for District E
• After recount, Democrats control council and Mike Barbis wins Board of Education seat for District E
• Launching 'Lessons for Leading Ladies'
• The 2-Minute Method
• Examiner: Westport fire death ruled accidental
• Police: Mom taking kids to sleepover drunk, nearly three times over legal limit
• Rules lag as factory dust explosions kill workers
• Man found dead inside South Main auto shop
• Xerox CEO honored with Stevie Award
• 3 French aid workers freed in Yemen
• EU adopts guidelines on airport body scanners
• Chinese spacecraft dock in orbit for second time
• Conn. triple killer seeks testimony of daughter
• Police investigate Conn. stun gun death
• Without members, Conn. town harbor panel defunct
• Occupy: Police clear OR park, CA action possible
• No aloha: Obama skips out on APEC tradition
• Penney's posts a 3Q loss
• Buffett's firm buys more than 5 percent of IBM
• Hyundai hopes Super Bowl ads boost brand image
• Gas prices fall again in Connecticut
• The Weekly Movie Bulletin For November 11 - 17, 2011
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• It's not time yet for panic on school budget shortfall
• Dear Abby
• Two lawmakers propose fines for under-achieving utilities
• Re-canvas will decide races
• Now pinch-hitting, for the Norwalk Old Timers, Gary Liberatore
• College notebook -- Oztemel shoots for even more success
• Kate Bell's School of Thought -- The thrill of the swim from many angles
• High School Sports Extra -- On The Record: An interview with Stephanie Czulewicz
• Sound Tigers top Hershey Bears
• High School Sports Extra -- GFA about to see two five-year careers come to an end
• Norwalk Old Timers -- Aces, eight others set to be honored on Tuesday
• John Nash Column -- UConn's Caroline Doty returns to the court
• Norwalk police blotter
• Stamford marks Veterans Day with tribute to 9/11 victims
• No. 4 UConn opens with 77-37 win over Holy Cross
• Thanks from an outgoing council member
• Ugandan held for pigsty made of presidency posters
• After week's turmoil Penn State finally plays
• Police move in on Portland park, protesters remain
• Twins held on identical charges in connection with October robbery
• New generation of music central to protest
• Danbury police probe death of man found in culvert
• Some lawsuits from Conn. power plant blast settled
• Occupy protesters defy eviction order in Oregon
• Berlusconi's party backs Monti to be new PM
• Zuccotti Park is the home of the down trodden
• What Joe Paterno taught me: It's time to stop keeping secrets
• Hospital appoints chair of surgery
• Graham: military last guard against nuclear threat
• Tribes aren't banking on just casinos anymore
• Magazine's 1st MAD men get a rare reunion
• New book offers glimpse of Jackson's personal life
• States weighing pros, cons of utility smart meters
• Source: Stern in talks with 'America's Got Talent'
• Gridlock on deficit panel looms over stock rally
• Oscars Academy honors Vanessa Redgrave in London
• 'Hawaii Five-0' cast to aid veterans project
• Tony Bennett visits New Orleans, plugs rebuilding
• Graham: military last guard against nuclear threat
• Despite title, Supreme Court not always last word
• A culture of depraved indifference?
• Deaths at Occupy camps bring pressure for shutdown
• End of an era: Berlusconi to resign
• USA Triathlon would be welcome -- but not with road closings
• Arab League votes to suspend Syria over killings
• Today in History
• Pedal steel guitars are front and center today
• WWII in color: NY vet's rare footage made into DVD
• White House circulated plan to replace Chu
• Man due in court in Conn. kidnapping case
• UConn to offer English as major at all campuses
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• Police arrest 24 Occupy protesters in Albany park
• Conn. relaxes law barring some tree trimmers
• Danvers man charged in father's murder
• High School Sports Extra -- Numbers and Quotes
• Girls Soccer State Tournament -- Staples, New Canaan advance; short-handed Wilton falls
• H.S. Football -- Norwalk dismantles Ludlowe; looks toward McMahon
• Boderick twins, Stamford hold of Brien McMahon 28-20 in FCIAC football Saturday night
• News conference of Cain accusers on hold for now
• NYC marks 10th anniversary of Flight 587 crash killing 265
• In NYC, cars torched in Jewish neighborhood
• Aging Americans stay home with aid of 'villages'
• Connecticut storm highlights decades of repeat issues
• Moccia says he's focused on bringing jobs to Norwalk while balancing spending and taxes
• Rick Perry: 'Two outta Three Ain't Bad'
• You don't mind if I sit, do you?
• Public information meeting on future of Vets Park to be held at Norwalk City Hall on Tuesday night
• Norwalk Police Blotter
• Norwalk woman charged with burglary
• @Headline Bold:Local man arrested for stalking ex-girlfriend
• Arrested twice in one night, man charged with assaulting officer
• George Albano column -- Gallo cooks up hot product
• Four passengers ejected from car in accident on I-95
• Man found shot to death in Conn.
• UConn president calls class limits a major concern
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• Big Pennsylvania Christmas tree is hoisted in NYC
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• Storm could lead to higher electric rates in Conn.
• Jobs a focus at NYC veterans events
• Engagement Announcement: Mullins and Petrucci
• Turkey Day treat
• Wilton steps up for diaper drive
• Funeral planned for Heavy D at historic NY church
• Power may be scarce in Conn., not acts of kindness
• Biden helps unveil statue on Veterans Day in NYC
• Preston VFW post to plans tribute to vets
• To Do this weekend in and around Norwalk
• Doctors urge children be tested for high cholesterol
• Redirect the outcome of the Jackson Labs Bill
• Know the laws regarding underage drinking
• Marvin School gets sole bouquet
• Nice story about Father Dave
• There's not a party to believe in anymore
• Thousands participate in vigil for victims of child abuse scandal at Penn State
• Prayer vigil worries Muslim community in Detroit
• H.S. Football -- New Canaan unleashes fury on Trumbull
• Joslyn's 2 goals carry Norwalk over Stamford
• Westport woman dies in fire
• Officials probe fatal house fire
• Norwalk senior Katie Schmidt ends triple OT thriller with goal in final 2:12 of Class L first-round contest
• No. 4 UConn opens with 70-57 win over Columbia
• H.S. Football -- Warriors down Warde
• Sacred Heart pulls away, routs Hartford 70-50
• Staples edges Manchester in OT
• Several Hundred attend Veterans Day ceremony at Norwalk Concert Hall
• Rangers score 4 in 3rd, top Canes 5-1
• Electric rates could go higher
• Sharks take down Sound Tigers
• Top Mexican Cabinet secretary dies in helicopter crash
• Local Veterans Day celebrations in photos
• Diageo walk-a-thon benefits ADA
• New Greek cabinet sworn in
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Penn State trustees meet to begin recovery
• First Scarecrow Fest 'huge success'
• Cracks on the surface
• End of the line for fancy Steuben crystal
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• Ex-NBA center riding high after stolen bike found
• Pacific rim finance chiefs vow to fend off EU woes
• Obama delays oil pipeline, Neb. claims victory
• STAR, In. to hold 10th annual gala
• City and school participating in Veterans Day events
• Three teens arrested for attempted robbery of 14-year-old
• Mass. murder suspect misses court date with broken wrist
• @Headline Bold:Westport prepares for 'patriotic' day
• Riverside Cemetery honors WWI veterans with memorial bearing famous poem
• McMahon dominates Southington
• Class L Girls Soccer -- Second-half Wilton surge turns back Rebels
• Football Previews
• UConn-Columbia men's basketball matchup
• Abbey Lake nets hat trick top lead Staples girls soccer to Class LL first-round upset of New Milford
• Kwazee Rice a gentle giant off the field, a force for Norwalk football team between the lines
• Rams advance to second round of states
• Career-year has Giants' Manning among elite QBs
• Senate approves jobs benefits for veterans
• PSU trustees fire Paterno, Spanier
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• Nixon defended his legacy in grand jury tape
• Billy Crystal returning to host the Oscars
• Tech, entrepreneur group meets in Westport
• Toy Hall of Famers: Dollhouse, Hot Wheels, blanket
• US delays massive oil pipeline from Canada
• Malloy: High winds Friday could bring down damaged trees
• Ex-teacher's convictions in fatal crash reinstated
• Right at Home: Accents help holiday decor shimmer
• Nixon's long-secret Watergate testimony coming out
• Prospect of Monti leading Italy calms jitters
• Perry says his campaign won't end
• Officials: Sudan bombs South Sudan camp, kills 12
• Murder suspect captured in Westport Wednesday sent to the hospital
• Recount to determine outcome of District E BOE race, council-at-large seats
• STAR makes plans for annual gala
• Floral centerpieces for seniors
• Utility crews work to restore power after winds
• Way We Were
• Republican mayor and Dems vow to work together
• Westport Arts Center
• Keys to avoiding overtime violations
• Applications for unemployment aid drop to 390,000
• Power back on for most Conn. utility customers
• UHart taps Wesleyan official as new vice president
• 2 killed in Conn. parkway accident
• Penn State fires Paterno, Spanier; students react
• Gerhard Richter painting up for auction in NYC
• Author examines history of the Trail of Tears
• Draft Billy? Draft Kermit? Oscars have job opening
• Will two investigations provide any answers to power questions?
• DPW crew earns thanks for helping with cleanup
• Vocalists, musicians to perform for Norwalk Sister City Project
• Superintendents submit ideas of how to improve Connecticut schools
• City Dems sweep Board of Education race, maintain majority
• Man charged with threatening hospital security guard over mother's care
• Staples High teacher nominated for presidential award
• 2012 presidential election slowly beginning to take shape
• Democrats win four out of five BOR seats
• Penn State faithful are reeling from news
• Rangers top Senators for 5th straight win
• Czulewicz among Old Timers honorees
• Loads of local teams in action in state tournaments
• Daniello takes the next step in baseball career
• Norwalk's election returns finalized at 2 a.m. Wednesday
• Narrowest mayoral race in Norwalk since 2005
• Adams takes position with Chicago-based firm
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• New president of Norwalk Tree Alliance Outlines Plan For Tree Farm
• After Third Head-To-Head, Garfunkel Comes Out On Top: Looks To The Bright Future Of Norwalk
• Garfunkel Releases Plan to Improve Educational System
• Community Conversations: 'American Teacher' (A Documentary)
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• Mayor Moccia 4th Annual Norwalk Coat Drive
• Sen. Duff, Rep. Cafero Announce $5 Million for Norwalk Development
• Garfunkel: Aggressive Five-Point Plan Will Grow Jobs, Improve Economy
• Norwalk Public Library Children's Room StoryWalk™ - Me…Jane
• Nutmeg Readers Book Club at Norwalk Public Library for 6th, 7th & 8th Grade Students
• Community Quilting Bee at Norwalk Public Library Children's Room 'Norwalk Has Heart"
• December 2011 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• Garfunkel: Aggressive Five-Point Plan Will Grow Jobs, Improve Economy
• Garfunkel Applauds Police Force
• Volunteer Corner - October 19, 2011
• Italian-American Day
• Over $600,000 Provided to Basic Needs Organizations to Help Struggling Families
• Volunteer Corner - October 12, 2011
• Garfunkel Disappointed By Incumbent’s Shortsightedness, Looks To Expand Mayoral Initiatives On A Broader Scope
• Candidate For Mayor Andy Garfunkel Announces Plan For Final 30-Day Push
• Norwalk Mentor Challenge
• The Weekly Movie Bulletin For October 7 - 13, 2011
• Stamford Warehouse Sale
• A Community Conversation On Civility Gathers
• Norwalk Education Foundation News - October 2011
• Community Conversation on Civility
• Blocks of Love for CancerCare in Fairfield
• Volunteer Corner - October 4, 2011
• Parents, Therapists And Legislators Announce New State Autism Law To Take Effect From October 1, 2011
• City of Norwalk News - Unveiling of Memorial Signs
• FNEW Is Delighted To Have Founder And President Of LEAD USA, LLC Richard Kuepper At Their October Meeting
• Volunteer Corner - September 28, 2011
• Norwalk Public Works And Fire Department Host Annual Open House
• ADULT BEGINNING INTERMEDIATE BALLET CLASSES
• FNEW October Meeting
• Elected Delegation Memo Regarding CL and P Response to Irene
• Mayor Moccia Honored For His Leadership
• Norwalk Public Library 'Run Between The Libraries' 5K Family Run/Walk - Registration Begins
• City of Norwalk News - Mayor Moccia Honored For His Leadership
• Volunteer Corner - September 20, 2011
• November 2011 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• Sen. Duff Warns About Chimney Sweep Con-Artists
• The Weekly Movie Bulletin For September 16 - 22, 2011
• Norwalk Symphony Orchestra Launches a New Website and Contest
• Volunteer Corner - September 14, 2011
• Special Collection of Yard Waste
• Garfunkel Statement on Crime
• 2011 Household Hazardous Waste Day - September 10, 2011
• CancerCare Walk/Run for Hope
• 2nd Annual Live Green Connecticut, Sept. 17-18, Norwalk
• Volunteer Corner - September 7, 2011
• Get Your Flu Shot at the Norwalk Health Department
• 2011 Norwalk Seaport Association Oyster Festival
• News From Office Of The Mayor - 9/11 Tenth Year Anniversary
• Mayor Moccia's Announce - Early Childhood Grant
• Schools Start for Students on Sept. 6
• NPS Hires New Teachers and Administrators
• Sen. Duff Shares Helpful Insurance Tips For Those Affected By Tropical Storm Irene
• Volunteer Corner - August 30, 2011
• Brown Bag Book Group of South Norwalk Branch Library Reads 'Lord of Misrule' for September 15
• Books Sandwiched In of The Norwalk Public Library Reads 'The Hills At Home' - A Family Story by Nancy Clark
• Take Steps To Avoid Mosquitoes, Combat West Nile Virus
• Sen. Duff Urges Shoreline Residents to Prepare For Hurricane Irene
• Norwalk Expands Technology in Schools
• Back to School for Norwalk - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Volunteer Corner - August 23, 2011
• Norwalk's Living History Tour: Historic Homes From 1675 to 1830
• Comment About Comments
• The Weekly Movie Bulletin for August 19 - 25, 2011
• BOE Extends Marks' Contract, New Director Position Approved
• New Law Pushes Back on School Bullies
• Books Sandwiched In of The Norwalk Public Library Choses 1924 Pulitzer Prize Winning Book of Edna Ferber - 'So Big' for August 25 Discussion
• Brown Bag Book Group At South Norwalk Branch Library Invitation to Read and Join Them August 18 Discussing 'City of Thieves'
• Volunteer Corner - August 16, 2011
• The Briggs Non-Story
• October 2011 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• Volunteer Corner - August 11, 2011
• Get Your Child’s School Physical Exam At The Norwalk Health Department
• Norwalk Health Department Travel Immunization Service Now Offers Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine
• Marks Proposes New Administrator
• Summer School Trains Teachers in Reading
• Volunteer Corner - August 3, 2011
• Sen. Duff Reminds Residents They Can Opt-Out Of AT and T, Yellow Pages Phone Book Deliveries
• Norwalk Health Department Receives Grant to Focus on Community Health Improvement
• Norwalk student choir concert a success
• Volunteer Corner - July 27, 2011
• Dems nominate BOE candidates
• Republicans Pick BOE Candidates
• City Urges Caution In Summer Heat
• Rahoul Dupervil - Book Signing
• Norwalk 2.0 Announces Eye Candy, A New Exhibit At The mARTket
• Norwalk Symphony Orchestra Invites the Public to Hear the Finalists for Music Director
• Volunteer Corner - July 19, 2011
• Norwalk student singing group bound for Spain
• Norwalk 2.0 Launches City-Wide Survey
• Exhibit - Dinosaur Summer
• 200 Ineffective Teachers Fired in DC
• Opening Day for OverDrive at Norwalk Public Library - Barnes & Noble Demonstrates New Nook Devices 6:30 pm
• Brown Bag Book Group of South Norwalk Branch Discusses 'Skinwalkers' by Tony Hillerman
• CMTs Rise Across the Board
• Norwalk Public Library Belden Avenue Announces New and Expanded Evening Hours to Begin July 1
• CAPT Results Show Minor Gains
• September 2011 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• News From Office Of The Mayor - July 11, 2011
• Volunteer Corner - July 12, 2011
• Haynie: Board Made Budget Cuts Without Plan
• Volunteer Corner - July 6, 2011
• Norwalk Health Department Farmers Market Begins
• Backpacker Magazine’s Get Our More Tour
• Kevin M. Eidt Memorial Scholarship Fund ~ Scholarship Recipients Announced
• Don't Know Much About History
• Volunteer Corner - June 28, 2011
• Fashion Astrology Summer 2011
• Fashion Lab Summer Camp 2011
• Legislature’s Reapportionment Committee to Hold First Public Hearing in Norwalk
• BOE Reinstates Housemasters, West Rocks Assistant Principal
• Planning and Zoning Office Hours - Permits
• Special BOE Meeting Thursday 6/23: Possible Restoration of Positions
• 2011 Rowayton Civic Association July 4th Fireworks
• August 2011 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• Volunteer Corner - June 22, 2011
• Sen. Duff Announces $5 Million For Expansion And Renovations At Norwalk Merritt 7 Station
• 'First Wednesday Night' at Norwalk Public Library - Music by Infinite Roots and Goldrush with Henna Art by Manju
• State Sen. Bob Duff Bonding For Maritime Aquarium Improvements
• School Budget Draws Mixed Reaction
• BOE Reconciles Budget
• Volunteer Corner - June 14, 2011
• Special Budget Reconciliation Meeting Tuesday
• Heat Spell
• Mayor Moccia's News - National Wildlife Refuge
• Norwalk Education Foundation News - June 8, 2011
• DTC Picks Murray for School Board
• Two Norwalk Assistant Principals Take Stamford Jobs
• National Marina Day - June 11, 2011
• Super Tuesday in Norwalk: Budgets and Sharpton
• Mayor Moccia's Human Rights Program at Briggs High School
• NEW WEDNESDAY BALLET CLASS
• Norwalk Symphony Orchestra’s Benefit Gala and Concert a Huge Success!
• Volunteer Corner - May 31, 2011
• Early Teacher Retirements Offer Modest Savings
• Passport To Your Future: Expo for Youth Enrichment Programs and Launch of Norwalk Promise
• Parent Survey Seeks Feedback on Norwalk Schools
• Volunteer Corner - May 23, 2011
• Rowayton’s Annual Memorial Day Parade
• Annual Memorial Day Parade
• Hamilton Resigns
• Star Could Go Dark at Roton Planetarium
• Local Historical Committee Tells History of Roton Point Through Postcards
• Join Us To Celebrate Fit Kids Field Day
• Marks Lines Up Spending Cuts
• Volunteer Corner - May 16, 2011
• The Norwalk Arts Commission Presents: Art in the Windows
• Two Dozen Kids Removed From Norwalk School This Year
• Mayor Richard Moccia to Welcome Norwalk Symphony Stars at Norwalk Public Schools
• Volunteer Corner - May 10, 2011
• Yale Expert to Share Reading Strategies in Norwalk
• Designer Wars
• Magnet School Attract Students Across Borders
• Norwalk Symphony Orchestra Completes its 71st Season with a Gala Performance Featuring Husband/Wife Duo
• Norwalk Mayor Moccia Announces Federal Funds Now Available to Help Homeowners Facing Threat of Foreclosure
• Halsey Resigns from BOE
• Happy Teacher Appreciation Day, Letter from Duncan
• Lisa Thomson's Open Letter to Politicians
• 'Dolphins' Lecture at Maritime Aquarium
• NPS Statement on McDowell Case
• Case May Turn on "Homeless" Definition of McDowell
• Volunteer Corner - April 25, 2011
• Arbor Day Foundation Honors Norwalk With Tree City USA Recognition, Growth Award
• Fashion Lab Summer Camp 2011
• Volunteer Corner - April 19, 2011
• Haynie Supports Bill to Close Achievement Gap
• Bed Bug Basics: You Have Questions, We Have Answers
• Bridgeport Mom Arrested for Sending Kid to Norwalk School
• Fairfield Network Of Executive Women Dinner Meeting
• April 2011 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• SoNo Library Screens Education Films, Hosts Talks
• Volunteer Corner - April 12, 2011
• Norwalk Health Department Recognizes National Public Health Week
• NEF Is Offering Spring Time Technology Classes To The Public
• Norwalk Has a New Calendar, Last Day and Graduation Dates
• Books Sandwiched In of Norwalk Public Library Reads 'Major Pettigrew's Last Stand' for April 28 Popular Gathering at Noon
• Teacher of the Year Promotes Norwalk Program
• Norwalk-Wilton Tree Festival At Cranbury Park
• Norwalk Resident Named Home Instead Senior CAREGiver for March 2011
• Volunteer Corner - April 5, 2011
• NASA Leadership in Question
• Elementary Programs Relocate
• NPS Stands to Lose 66 positions
• April Is National STD Awareness Month
• The City of Norwalk Will Participate in the American Heart Association's National Start! Walking Day
• Finance Committee Tonight/Thursday
• City Of Norwalk Expands Elderly And Disabled Tax Relief Program – Application Deadline For 2011 Is April 15th, 2011
• Fay Ruotolo Leaving
• Sen. Duff, Mayor Moccia: AT and T Offers Generous Support for Norwalk Senior Center
• Volunteer Corner - March 29, 2011
• Port Security Program
• The 5th Annual Weekend at the Post
• Norwalk Heatlh Department Recognizes World TB Day
• Mayor Moccia celebrates National Donate Life Month
• Democratic Town Committee Chairman on ECS "Discovery"
• Around the area
• Volunteer Corner - March 22, 2011
• Capital Budget Cuts Expansion Plans, Programs to be Relocated
• Choice Neighborhood Grant
• Parent-Teacher Conference: Excited or Stressed?
• Marine Life Study Cruises
• Calendar Changes Proposed
• Paddlesport Safety Workshop
• Keep Norwalk Beautiful Receives KAB Affiliate Certification
• The Greater Norwalk Ten Year Plan To Prevent and End Homelessness Planned for March 17, 2011
• BOE Revamps Child Abuse Policy
• Volunteer Corner - March 15, 2011
• Legislators Reject Bill to Raise Kindergarten Age
• SoNo Arts Celebration Exhibitor Application
• Frazier to be Honored for work to Preserve Norwalk’s Urban Forest
• Is Seniority Fair?
• Sen. Duff to Hold Office Hours at Norwalk Dairy King
• Volunteer Corner - March 8, 2011
• Sup Says: Central Office Not Fat
• Sen. Duff, Inter Faith Council to Present Forum at Norwalk Public Library
• Statement From Sen. Duff On First Run Of M8 Rail Cars In Passenger Service On Metro North Line
• Volunteer Corner - March 1, 2011
• School Runs Smoothly With Absences
• Despite Pleas, Council Holds Cap
• Volunteer Corner - February 22, 2011
• Parents Rally, but Council Sticks to Plan
• Electric Vehicle Charging Station
• Blended Volices Offers Support For Women With Cancer
• Malloy Preserves State's K-12 Education Funding
• Budget Cuts Chip Away at Norwalk High
• Center for Global Studies Gets Boost from Asia Society
• Lawmakers Propose Bill That Will Protect Those with Autism from Phony Therapists
• FSW Literacy Volunteers Orientation
• Volunteer Corner - February 15, 2011
• City Working To Address Potholes
• Council Reviews "Austere" City Budget
• Mayor Moccia Joins With Himes, Finch, And Pavia In Announcing Foreclosure Prevention Classes In Fairfield County
• Sen. Duff Welcomes Grants for Norwalk Organizations
• Schools lose 3 Days of Feb Break
• Hamilton Recommends 2 percent cap at BET Meeting; Parents turn up in large numbers
• Fashion in February, 2011
• Volunteer Corner - February 08, 2011
• Hamilton Recommends Major Cuts in BOE Capital Budget
• Marks Puts Freeze on Spending of Supplies
• Snow Days Mean Less Time for Test Prep
• Marks Posts Online Survey Re: Snow Days, BOE Meeting Canceled
• CGS Cancels Egypt Field Trip
• West Rocks Kids Rack Up Frequent Reader Miles
• Volunteer Corner - February 01, 2011
• Colarossi Comments on ECS Funding
• Common Council Needs Ed Focus by Kimmel
• Common Council Puts Forth Resolution on ECS Formula
• BMHS Seniors Attend First Lady Speech on Chinese Studies
• Snow Day Number 4: Who's Counting?
• January is National Radon Action Month - Free Test Kits Still Available from the Norwalk Health Department
• Norwalk Education Foundation News - January 2011
• Broken Pipe Closes Ponus Ridge School Wednesday
• Flu! Get Your Flu Shot at the Norwalk Health Department
• City Official Blasts DPW on School Plowing
• United Haitian American Society of Connecticut - Vigil service
• Board Adds to Budget Request
• March 2011 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• Press Club Offers Program on Writing for kids
• Volunteer Corner - January 11, 2011
• Union Concessions Should be Last Resort, Not First
• Swim Team At Risk
• Teenagers Raise Funds For Cancercare
• Hundreds Come Out to Support Schools
• Ongoing Book Sale of The Norwalk Public Library System
• Tracy re-elected president of NTA
• Parents Dig into Budget Details
• First Grade Aides Say Cuts Will Hurt
• Community Pleas to Save Programs
• Marathon Budget Meetings Begin Tonight
• Per Pupil Spending Varies by Town
• Volunteer Corner - January 4, 2011
• Schools to Monitor Sugary Treats: No more cupcakes?
• Losing School Positions Doesn't Always Mean Layoffs
• Sen Duff: Walmart Donates $2,000 To Two Local Charities As A Result Of Pre-Christmas Bell Ringing
• Volunteer Corner - December 28, 2010
• Staff Cuts Dominate Budget
• NPS Budget Posted Online
• New COO Appointment Delayed
• Volunteer Corner - December 21, 2010
• Sen. Duff: Sono Monthly Parkers Getting Unfair Treatment
• Districts Seeks $4M in Budget Cuts
• Marks Puts Freeze on Spending
• SoNo For The Holiday Scavenger Hunt
• Sup Unveils Budget Soon
• New Law Focuses on School Lunches
• February 2011 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• Volunteer Corner - December 14, 2010
• Ponus Under Attack, Anonymously
• Sen. Duff: Culture and Tourism Grants to Benefit Norwalk Historic Restoration Projects
• Kimmel on Marks' Budget Process
• Expansions Get Green Light
• Volunteer Corner - December 7, 2010
• Colarossi Responds to Haynie Capital Critique
• Parent Has Concerns about Capital Budget
• New Coaching Staff
• Human Rights Day
• City Awarded Statewide Grant For Habitat Restoration In The Norwalk River
• Haynie Questions Capital Request, Not 'New Normal'
• Kindergarten Age Change Proposed
• Roton Obama Trip Gets No School Funds
• The Budget: Will this year be different?
• Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• Volunteer Corner - November 30, 2010
• Expansions Planned at Five Schools
• Cranbury Celebrates New Playground
• City Sponsors Blood Drive To Kick-Off The Holiday Season
• Driver Enters No Plea in Hit-and-Run
• Cranbury Food Donations Add Up
• Marks Warns of 'Bare Bones' Budget
• You Won't Have to Lift a Finger
• Vintage Toys Trace Play
• Worry More About Teens and Texting
• Volunteer Corner - November 23, 2010
• Demolition Of Old Tokeneke Bridge To Begin
• Norwalk Education Foundation News - November 2010
• Faiths Unite for Thanksgiving Service
• Teens Arrested for Mangling Lawns
• Marks Warns of 'Bare Bones' Budget
• FBI Raids Two Fairfield Hedge Funds
• Sports Group Honors Football Standouts
• Win $10K for Your Norwalk Organization!
• ’Fish Fans Find Bargains on Team Gear
• Pastor Plants Seeds for Charter School
• Jose Feliciano Sings in the Season
• Slow Down for Deer in Love
• They Try to Sleep, Perchance to Dream
• Eat Smart After Dark
• Florist's Holiday Wrecked by Hurricane
• Anger Simmers Over Parking Issues
• Mark Your Calendars
• Ed Group Gives Norwalk Subpar Grades
• ConnCAN Gives Norwalk Sub Par Grades
• Check in with CraftWestport
• Priceline Helps Feed The Needy
• Bakers Make It Light And Sweet
• Priceline Helps Feed The Needy
• Line Up for This Holiday Spectacle
• SpinOdyssey Gives Gift to Whittingham
• Champions Crowned in Youth Soccer
• Naramake Collects Food for Needy
• 'Hungarian Nights' Began in Budapest
• Chamber Honors State Rep. Cafero
• Brookside Wins Better Schools Bonanza!
• Blue Thunder Goes Unbeaten in District
• Kaia Cafe Makes You Say, "Om, Om, Good"
• High School Scoreboard
• Holiday Traffic Can Snare Drivers
• Experience Graham's Genius
• What Do Your Winners Look Like?
• ‘Harry Potter’ Draws Muggles to Movies
• East Avenue Discussion Draws Crowd
• 650 Turkeys Trot Out Of Stew's
• Donors Pony Up For Thanksgiving
• Coach Steps Down From Norwalk Football
• Trond to Coach Jr. National Rowers
• Soup's On! Dinner Party Made Easy
• Two Schools Lose Federal Funding
• State Tournament Scoreboard
• Running is Special for Norwalk Athlete
• Lisa Birnbach Breaks the Code
• Chevy Volt Charges into Connecticut
• Mayor Moccia Encourages Children To Keep Teeth Clean and Smile Brightly
• Cop Refuses Bribe, Arrests Two Men
• CCA Warms Hearts at Westy Storage
• Panel Seeks Roots of Gang Violence
• Two Schools Lose Federal Funding
• NHS Troupe Will Play Dickens For Laughs
• Family Centers Will Light the Night
• Maples Inn Site Collapses
• Dinner Raises Funds for Food Bank
• Saks Kicks Off the Holiday Season
• Meet Designer Paul Sinclaire
• Chiaramonte Leads School Board
• State Tournament Scoreboard
• Norwalk U9 Girls Finish Season Unbeaten
• Give Your Garage a Red Carpet Treatment
• The Doobie Brothers Still Believe
• Don't Let Your Car Hit the Skids
• Chiaramonte Leads School Board
• Duff Praises Malloy As A Moderate
• Life Scout Changes Look of Norwalk
• Museum Grows Up With Multimedia
• Rell Made Transportation a Priority
• Area Rowers Shine at World Meet
• Local Polling Places Picked for Audit
• Film Documents Pioneer's Life
• Tell Your Car Halloween is Over
• Banish Dust Bunnies To Keep Warm
• Volunteer Corner - November 16, 2010
• Council Opens Up its Proceedings
• Father-Son Charged in Fight at Boat Club
• School Board to Elect New Officers
• BOE Slated to Elect New Officers
• New Rail Cars Hit the Tracks Next Month
• Better Schools Bonanza Update
• State Tournament Schedule
• Kick Turkey Calories for a Cause
• Gay Talese Tells Sports Stories
• Just Say No to Holiday Weight Gain
• E-Waste Piles Up
• NAACP Honors One Of Its Own
• Darien Draws Trumbull for FCIAC Title
• Mark Your Calendars
• Week Nine Football Scoreboard
• Cranbury Awarded $500 Big Check
• Laugh and Learn with The Bears
• State Tournament Scoreboard
• Shuckie's Wins Fall Softball Title
• Sono Field House Caters to Party Plans
• Winterfair Works Holiday Magic
• Youth Football Playoffs Hit Homestretch
• Blind Pedestrian Hit by Car
• Closures Coming on Rowayton Avenue
• Newman’s Own Gives $1M to Aquarium
• John E. Cox, 49, Chemical Salesman
• Play Gives Voice to Faithful’s Testimony
• CBC Rower Commits to Berkeley
• CBC Rower Commits to Cal-Berkeley
• Youth Teams Compete in Soccer Playoffs
• State Playoff Scoreboard
• Butternut Squash Made Thankfully Easy
• Don't Eat the Eye Candy
• Smullen House Comes to Market
• Faux Flowers Travel Far and Wide
• Spin Team Supports Whittingham Center
• GM Says Goodbye to Mr. Goodwrench
• Arlo Guthrie Persuades Musically
• An Aging Face Faces Aging
• Raise Heart Rate for Better Health
• Norwalk Falls in Soccer Playoffs
• 'Annual' Coat Drive Began by Accident
• Voters, Soldiers Deserve our Thanks
• Home-Based Child Care Gets Boost
• Iraq War Veteran Values his Service
• Holiday Vendor Fair Benefits West Rocks
• Teacher Points To Creativity Crisis
• Banish Drafts With These Easy Tips
• Norwalk Citizens Invited To Informal Conversation With Common Council
• NRRA Rowers Medal at Regatta
• Kick Turkey Calories for A Cause
• Get in Touch with Your Mediocrity
• Sherlock Holmes Sets the Stage
• Mediocrity Hits The Road
• Honoring Our Veterans
• Norwalk Gathers to Honor Veterans
• Colman Andrews Offers Food for Thought
• Candles Lit for Child Abuse
• It's Time to Honor our Veterans
• Fashion Show Helps Save the Children
• Can a Media Exec. Lead a School System?
• Give Your Home Some Zing For the Holiday
• Fox Run Merits Award
• Zuniga's Goal Boosts Norwalk
• January 2011 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Mentors Challenge Others to Join
• Two Students Honored By The Mayor
• Man, 27, Shot ... And Arrested
• Grants Will Help Keep the Arts Alive
• Fox Run Awarded $500 Thank You
• CAPT Masters Get Honors at McMahon
• Move Over Mashed Potatoes
• Survivor Returns to Row For The Cure
• Fox Run Merits Award
• Yield for Big Rigs
• Friends School Holds Open House
• "Annie" Shows Her Spunk
• Blue Devils Drop Tight Game to Greenwich
• Some Take Health Apps -- or Leave Them
• Maniacs Battle to Tie With Newtown
• Rowayton Becomes A Movie Set
• Affordable Four-Bed Home Pops Up
• Best Fertilizer Grows From Your Kitchen
• STAR Supporters Get Moment in Spotlight
• Volunter Corner - November 9, 2010
• Brookside Wins $500 Thank You
• Budding Scientists Explore Nature
• Millianna Design Trunk Show Will Dazzle
• Whole Foods Set to Party, Naturally
• FCIAC Football Standings Through Week 8
• A Talk on Grief Giving Way to Writing
• Daylight Saving Time is Over
• Lighthouses Beam for the Holidays
• Westover Homes Sell Fast
• Just Don't Eat That
• World Traveler Calls New Canaan Home
• Make Your Pet a Safe Passenger
• NO DISPUTE: IT'S GOV.-ELECT MALLOY
• Allen Toussaint Plays New Orleans-style
• Norwalk Mentor Challenge
• Pertusssis Cases On The Rise; Norwalk Health Department Offers Free Vaccination
• Fashion Goes Virtual
• 3 Accidents Hit the Merritt
• Weston/Fairfield Student Aids Blocks of Love
• Fashion Show Features Local Models
• Some Playoff Games Postponed
• Rowers Join Breast Cancer Battle
• Week Eight Football Scoreboard
• Vocational Training Manager Honored
• Food Bank Gets Ready For Holiday
• Mark Your Calendar for Clinic, Meetings
• Fox Run's PTO Moms Pull Together
• 100 Votes = 80 New Soccer Balls
• Rachael Ray Heats Up Local Scene
• Pregnant Teen Stabbed, Boyfriend Held
• Rail Riders Get An Early Start
• Redd Scores First TD for Penn State
• Nutritionist Reconfigures Dessert
• Musicians Help Sister City
• Field Hockey Tourney Ready to Roll
• Diane Smith Will Speak at Library
• Sites Downed, But You Got All Your News
• Fifth-grader Shows his Can-do Spirit
• Kids Build Support for CancerCare
• Bands Strut Their Stuff Despite Chill
• Riders Soar at Rail Jam
• Westport Boy Shows Can-do Spirit
• Pete Fornatale Fathoms Woodstock
• Sen. Duff Welcomes Culture and Tourism Grants for Norwalk Organizations
• Greeg's Gives Living Memorial to Kayaker
• Lab Harnesses Kid Energy
• Don't Forget to Change Your Clocks
• Runners Shine at State Open
• Couple Finds Motivation for Marathon
• No Joke: Sitcom Boosts Economy
• Strba Gives Tree to Kayaker's Children
• Ballot Troubles Divide Pols
• Author Aims to 'Discover Norwalk'
• Harrison Vicente, Tailor, Technician
• Norwalkers Will Sing for Nicaragua
• Pick a Pack of Pirates
• Nude Man Upsets Neighbor, Gets Arrested
• Lavielle Thanks Neighbors for Votes
• Boys Soccer State Tourney Announced
• Survivors Join in Row For The Cure
• Stabbing Incident Investigated
• Taste Wine for Your Holiday Table
• MALLOY IS DECLARED THE WINNER
• Green Tomatoes Show Their Sweet Side
• Naramake Wins $500 Check
• Row for the Cure Embraces Family Feel
• Tight Races Leave State Blue
• Malloy Ahead; Foley Still Fighting
• Richard A. Wrigley, Active in Rowayton
• 100 Votes = 10 New Printers
• Tours Shine Lanterns on History
• Bring Your Piano to This House
• Lower your Octane and Drive Greener
• Popcorn is the New Doughnut
• Jefferson Celebrates Day of the Dead
• Teen Athlete Settles in With CBC Crew
• Panel Will Help Biz Women Build Buzz
• Playoffs Resume in Youth Football
• Rachael Ray Comes to Town
• Fox Run Named Finalist for Lone Pine Award
• DOUBT CAST ON MALLOY VICTORY
• Police Cruiser And Car Collide
• Politicians Weigh in on Results
• 'Dot' Imhoff, WWII-era Glassblower
• Fox Run Named a Finalist for Award
• Robert Klein Jokes for Mikey's Way
• Nutritionist Reconfigures Desserts
• AP has Malloy Leading by 6,000
• Duff Easily Re-elected
• DePanfilis Wins New Probate Judge Term
• Voters Return Perone to Assembly
• Malloy Declared Victor, Foley to Contest
• Students Get Green Light for Texting
• Beachside Tryouts Scheduled
• Soccer Finals Kick Off at Norwalk
• Blumie Smacks Down Linda
• Cafero Wins Re-election Bid
• Lavielle Upsets Reeves in 143rd
• Malloy Declared Victor in Gov Race
• Amid Chaos, Himes Beats Debicella
• In the Kitchen with Megan Harris
• In AG race, Jepsen Declares Victory
• Neighbors Flock to The Gray Goose
• Foley, Malloy: Too Close to Call
• MALLOY: 'WE'RE TRANSITIONING'
• Film Makes A Point about Hashim Khan
• Teen Charged in Parking Lot Stabbing
• Block the Cold From Your Car -- and Feet
• Students Get Green Light for Texting in Class
• Watch the Boats Pass By
• Top Chefs Cook in Top Kitchens
• Polls Are Open: Cast Your Ballot
• Scout Cookies Get a Yes Vote
• Darien/New Canaan Student Aids CancerCare For Kids
• CBC Rowers Win 4 Golds in Philly
• Voting Surges at Norwalk Polls
• Teen Stabbed in Church Parking Lot
• BLUMENTHAL PROJECTED TO BEAT McMAHON
• Volunter Corner - November 2, 2010
• Give the Gift of Manolos -- Kind Of
• Woman Treads in All-Male Territory
• Blue Devils Master Monroe
• Large Numbers Go to Polls Early
• Faithful Volunteer Sticks With It
• Obama Motorcade Draws Roadside Crowds
• Grandfather Decries All the Killing
• Reeves Faces Lavielle in 143rd District
• "Rooms with a View" Honors Hadley
• Don't Cross Your Crossing Guards
• Lose the Brush and Spray It
• Joan Baez Makes You Believe
• Fall Back and Get Some Sleep
• Wine Tasting, Auction Help Whittingham
• Poll Suggests Close Malloy, Foley Race
• REd Apples Highlights Key Issues for Candidates
• Real Estate Market Runs Strong
• Clinton Lays Down the 'Facts'
• Surprising Soccer Playoffs Resume
• Norwalk Schools Leading the Vote
• Ramblers Cap off Perfect Season
• Look Sharp, Spend Less
• Two Weeks Left to Vote for Your School
• State Promotes Election Fraud Hotline
• 100 Votes = 1,000 New Boxes of Crayons
• Organic Tulips Keep Bees Happy
• Guide Dog Leads Friend to Better Life
• Obama Rallies Crowd for Dems
• 'Fish Action Doesn't End With Last Out
• Week Seven Football Scoreboard
• Columbus Collects Big Check at Assembly
• Norwalk Man Runs Toward Goal
• Meet Barbara Taylor Bradford
• Duff, Kassimis Spar on School Funding
• Wilton PTO Awarded Big $500 Check
• Race Wide Open in Football Week 7
• Rowers Ready for World Meet
• Padma Lakshmi Trunk Show Shines
• Local Chefs Vie for Top Spot
• One Shot at S. Main and Grove Streets
• NAACP Hosts Three-Man Gov Debate
• Holiday Fest Stresses Good Health
• Fox Reaches Deal, Returns to Cablevision
• Watch as CBC Rowers Challenge Charles
• Obama Rallies Crowd in Bridgeport
• Make Friends with Yuck
• Gov Candidates Debate for NAACP
• Norwalk Stunned in Soccer Playoffs
• Movie Review: "Waiting for Superman"
• Feds Focus on Bullying
• Candidates Face Off at Education Debate
• Mayor Moccia Selected For Leadership Position By U.S. Conference Of Mayors
• National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week is October 24–30, 2010
• Volunteer Corner - October 26, 2010
• New Trees Take Root in the City
• Mayor Moccia's News - Extra Yard Waste Collection Week Added To Schedule
• Statement From Sen. Duff and Rep. Cafero On Zoning Change Approval For Norwalk Inn
• McMahon Rolls Over Ludlowe
• New CVS coming to Connecticut Ave.
• NHS Educator Hired to Repair Harding
• Fashion Mans Up for a Good Cause
• Head Out to See "HAIR"
• Bears Top Senators in Norwalk Rivalry
• Runners Hit Stride at Waveny
• Take the Chill out of your Body -- Fast
• Models Walk for Key to the Cure
• Kaia Café Puts Om on the Menu
• Prep Your Car for Winter Driving
• Keep the Chill Out
• Carver To Dedicate New Courts
• Eat Like a King at Versailles
• McMahon Runner Finishes 9th in FCIACs
• Himes-Debicella Draw out Differences
• Norwalk Project Gets a Green Light
• Need More School Fliers?
• Cafero Endorsed by Police, Fire Unions
• Clothing Drive Coming to Brien McMahon
• Honey Lies in the Shallows
• Bears Clinch, Host Town Rivals
• Duff Endorsed by State Troopers' Union
• Education Debate Next Thursday
• Weight-Lifters Raise Spirits and Money
• Fix Your Own Flat Tire. Really.
• Senators Fall Hard to Falcons
• Beachside Schedules Tryouts
• Man Shot on West Cedar Ave.
• StoryWalk Takes a Book Outdoors
• Crowd Turns Out to Decry Bullying
• Kassimis Gains Fire, Police Endorsement
• Color Your Halloween (A Little) Scary
• Home Sales Show Cautious Optimism
• Cheney and Myers Face Off
• Panthers Rout Mahopac to Reach Semis
• Got Book Idea? Get Publisher
• BOE Meets New Administrators
• Romaniello Wins Cape Cod Tourney
• Can the Candy This Halloween
• Young Skater Soars to Forefront
• Sup Focuses on AP Exam Results
• Officers Honored for Homicide Arrest
• YMCA Shows off Improvements on Saturday
• Mr. Frosty's Got a Cool New Idea
• Malloy, Foley Spar on Education
• Band Leader Marches in New Era
• Sup Focuses on AP Exam Results
• Maniacs Outkick Weston in Soccer
• Test Dummies Crash Smithsonian Museum
• Fundraising Gets Fashionable
• Maps Inspire Art
• FDA Issues Warning for Online Pet Meds
• Improve Visibility To Drive Safely
• Hundreds Honor Local Sports Heroes
• Blue Devils Edge Wilton
• ‘CC Teens’ Added To ‘CancerCare For Kids’
• Volunteer Corner - October 19, 2010
• Leaky Furnace Could be a Winner
• Multiple Fireplaces Will Keep You Toasty
• Friends and Family Save at Saks
• Halloween Happenings at Stew Leonard’s
• Man Charged in Carjacking After Chase
• John A. "Jack" Smith, Driver at Stew’s
• Vendors Wanted for Charity Event
• Special Ed Parents Launch Lecture Series
• Art Projects Energize Students
• It's the Great Pumpkin Stir Fry
• Saks Hosts Key to the Cure
• Malloy Reclaims Clear Lead in Poll
• More Law and Order Roll into Norwalk
• Film Paints Basquiat Portrait
• Doulas Guide Through Pregnancy, Birth
• Special Ed Parents Launch Lecture Series
• Roche Works Wonders With Old Wood
• Community Health Center, Inc. to Celebrate Opening of Day Street Community Health Center
• Customers Fit in at The Cow's Outside
• Clone Your Prize Marigolds
• New Agent Enjoys The Challenge
• Will You Be Harmed by Foreclosure Fraud?
• FCIAC Football Standings: Week 5
• Yankees Rugby Dominates Montauk
• Frances Ross Miltimore, Former Teacher
• Malloy Calls I-95 Work a Priority
• Junior League Meets Diaper Needs
• MSC Sports Editor Wins County Honor
• Week Five Football Scoreboard
• Girls Get Hands Dirty for Science
• Rowayton Teacher Remembered at Service
• Celebrate with Cider and Hayrides
• McMahon Brings Firepower to Ad Shoot
• Newcomer Happy to Call Norwalk Home
• New Police Officers Sworn In
• Newcomers Happy to Call Norwalk Home
• Website Reunites Pets, Owners
• I Just Love Being Bald!
• Join in Seasonal Games and Pie Eating
• Need Style? There's An App For That
• Safita Masters Middle Eastern Cuisine
• Own a Piece of Modern History
• She Crusades for Mid-Century Moderns
• Bucs Meet Mahopac in Playoffs
• Rowing Club Hosts Parkinson's Run
• Greenwich Meets Unbeaten Trumbull
• Torres Scores 4 in Norwalk's Win
• Gardens, Ideas Grow at Ryan Park
• David W. Persons Jr., Auto Expert
• Duff Picks up Police, Fire Endorsements
• HELP YOUR SCHOOL WIN $10,000
• Distracted Driving not Limited to Texts
• Garlic Growing Made Easy
• Artists Showcase Their Craft
• Horizons Tutor Strengthens Basic Skills
• Service Offers Ride Info for Seniors
• CT Teacher of the Year Named
• Police Make Themselves Known
• Antique Prints Provide Glimpse into Past
• Seen and Herd
• CBC Rowers Strike Gold at Regatta
• Ramblers Rout Monroe, Go to 6-0
• A Weeping Cedar Brings Comfort
• Ina Ruth Clarke, Designer and Gardener
• Drug Arrest Made After Complaint
• Breast Cancer Also Threatens Men
• Put Your Best Face Forward
• Brighten Up with Indigo Girls
• Packers Nip Bridgeport in Youth Football
• NRRA Crews Medal at Regatta
• Racial Disparities in Discipline Trouble Feds
• Woman Arrested for Prostitution
• Aces Held on Through Tough Times
• Scouts Deck School's Halls
• Shop to Benefit Teen Filmmakers
• Chef Ferran Adrià's Biographer Speaks
• Lighten up Your Key Chain
• Discover History with Richard Leakey
• Walk Straight Out Onto the Beach
• Mini-Excavator Falls into Norwalk Harbor
• McMahon Goalie Aims for Marine Corps
• Watercolor Wins Rowayton Art Show
• Car Crash Leads to Robbery Arrests
• McMahon Grad Garners Scholarship
• Brookside School PTO Reaches Out
• Prep's Rog Wins Wickham Race
• FCIAC Football Standings
• Pinkberry Swirls Into Town
• Did Someone Say "Trunk Show?"
• Revisit "To Kill A Mockingbird"
• Achoo. Protect Yourself from the Flu
• Eat An Apple A Day. Really.
• Redd, Pierre-Louis Earn Honor
• Kayak in Fatal Accident was Stolen
• Business Groups Endorse Lavielle
• Mercedes Benz Issues Recall
• Find the Perfect Pumpkin
• Kazu Does Japanese Right
• Doctor Helps Fight Childhood Obesity
• Calling All Chefs!
• Turnovers Cost Panthers in Loss
• "Like" Us On Facebook
• Chess and Fun Mate in Park
• 'Ted' Cromwell, 89, Home Builder
• Season Comes up Aces for Softball Team
• Film Follows a Dramatic Climb
• 4@1 Brings One-of-a-Kind Style
• Chess and Fun Mate in Park
• Dr. Z Searches for Clots
• Tickets Going Fast for Sports Night
• Honda Element Goes to the Dogs
• Runners Meet Challenge at Cranbury
• Week Four Football Scoreboard
• Dump Workers Charged With Larceny
• Wolfpit Raises Great Pumpkin Patch
• Students Learn Power of the Press
• Get a Whiff of the Garlic Festival
• Former Pro Finds Calling Coaching Kids
• Art Lines Up Outdoors
• Fall Plantings Add 58 Trees To Norwalk Landscape
• Designer Shines at Fashionable Fete
• Educator Guides Girls Toward Science
• Got Scratched? Go Ahead: Fix it Yourself
• Listen for the Chirp to Avoid Fire
• Exercise your Memory
• Chow Down at the Chowderfest
• Federal Storm Aid Tops $14M
• Dads, Kids Dine on Doughnuts at Columbus
• Helmsley Estate Goes to Mystery Buyer
• Got Scratched? Go Ahead: Fix it Yourself
• Undefeated Darien Takes On Wilton
• Ravens Face Key Contest
• Aces Advance in Softball Playoffs
• Find The Key To The Cure
• Norwalk Public Library Children's StoryWalk™ followed by Music of Dre Towey with Sugar on Top
• Board OKs $475K to Fix Rowayton Center
• Clayton W. Burrows, Worked at Stew’s
• Crime Wave? There’s an App for That
• Stepping Stones: Better Than Before
• 'Momma Doe' Was a Kid At Heart
• Hawk Fest Celebrates Migration
• When Good Parents Spank
• Mortgage Options Made Simple
• Conference Will Give Help On ADD
• Spice Up Your Sofa With a Photo Pillow
• Crossing Guard Loves Kids, Hates Traffic
• Corasaniti Leads Bears' Running Pack
• Kimmel on Rigor and Study Halls
• Fox Run Festival Takes the Cake
• Runners Face Trail Challenge
• Don't Cross the Crossing Guard
• Joyce Liptack, Loved Reading, Crosswords
• Don't Cross your Crossing Guards
• Norwalk Runs into Angry Warriors
• Workgroups Tackle Hot School Issues
• Patricia Franz, St. Thomas parishioner
• Their Kids Want to Bike Somewhere
• Oh My, How Time Flies
• House Has Room To Grow
• Workgroups Tackle Hot School Issues
• Water Street Floods Again
• Make Your Statement
• Moms Vie To Be Oprah Protégés
• Man Killed As Car Hits Parked Truck
• Say Salut! to Oktoberfest
• Mayor Moccia's News - AT and T Telephone Service
• Patricia Franz, St. Thomas parishioner
• NHS Grad Returns to Teach
• Showroom Hosts Custom Upholstery Event
• Be Prepared for Roadside Emergencies
• Don't Let Girls Run Into Sports Trouble
• Back to School: NHS Grad Returns
• Warm Up to Chili
• Trumbull Nips Norwalk Freshman
• The obsession with testing is nuts
• McMahon, Blumenthal Face Off on Jobs
• Rowayton to Vote on Renovations
• BMW Recalls Nearly 200,000 Cars
• Fall Fashion Gets All Shook Up
• Film Leaves Us "Breathless"
• Recent NHS Grad Returns to Teach Math
• Fatal Crash Closes 95 S Near Exit 16
• Softball Playoffs Postponed Again
• FCIAC Football Standings--Week 3
• Car's Future Looks to the Past
• Volunteer Corner - October 4 2010
• Sign Up Now To Be a Master Gardener
• Senators, Bears Run at Wilton
• Triathletes Race Throughout Darien
• Hawk Roosts Near Hospital
• Phone Lines Cut to City Hall
• Dancers Demo Afro-Peruvian Moves
• Fall Festival Leaves Them Smiling
• Kids Make a Truck Stop at the DPW
• WIN $10,000 FOR YOUR SCHOOL
• Cats Might Rule but Safely -- at Home
• "Bedroom Farce" Demystifies Marriage
• "Project Runway" Star Shows Line Locally
• York Sweeps Bluefish in Final
• Weekend Football Scoreboard
• NCC Students Offer Global View
• Get Immunized While Enjoying Senior Fair
• Amble Over to Ambler Farm Day
• Fecik, Bottini Win Darien Triathlon
• Tickets Are Going Fast for SportsNight
• Eat Out: SoNo Restaurant Week
• Staples Hands Norwalk First Loss
• Malloy, Foley Focus on Jobs
• Trumbull Blitzes Norwalk, 48-0
• Malloy, Foley Focus on Jobs in Debate
• Kayaker Pulled Unconscious From River
• Jack O' Lanterns Blaze Here
• Diesel Fuel Cleans up its Act
• Take a Walk -- to School
• "A Chorus Line" Kicks Off
• Rain, Wind Batter City
• Fashion Show Makes Splash Against Cancer
• Packers Pounce on Monroe
• Oprah's Network Wants Local Parents
• Flooding Postpones McMahon-SHS Grid Tilt
• CT Yankees Win Another Thriller
• Police Looking for Drugs Find Shotgun
• Find Black Friday Deals, Gift Ideas, and Holiday Shopping Locations in and around Norwalk, CT
• Farmers Market Serves Eclectic Menu
• Stop Waiting and Get Happy
• The Norwalk Symphony Opens Fall Season with Free Benefit Concert
• With New Officers, PTOC Regroups
• No National Merit Semifinalists, SAT Scores Disappoint
• Norwalk Public Works And Fire Department Host Annual Open House
• Volunteer Corner - September 28, 2010
• Cancercare of Connecticut Walk for Hope
• Cancer Workshop in Fairfield
• Norwalk Wins Another Grant For Youth At Risk
• Naramake Leader Runs for PTOC Prez
• Kimmel's Take on Tenure and Evaluations
• Press Club To Hold Business Writing Program
• Marks Emphasizes Evaluations
• Norwalk Health Department to Offer Seasonal Flu Shots
• Mayor Moccia's News - Pre-Opening Walk Through Of Compare Foods
• Volunteer Corner - September 21, 2010
• November 2010 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• FAMILY-FRIENDLY FESTIVAL AT TAYLOR FARM PARK IN NORWALK THIS WEEKEND!
• Union Chief Backs Fired Teacher
• Fairfield Network of Executive Women October Meeting
• Call For Volunteers To Become Tree Liaisons
• Norwalk Health Department To Offer Seasonal Flu Shots
• ADHD Awareness Week, Mom Advocates for Son
• Jim Himes must go
• Congregation will hold open house
• Norwalk, Wilton Police Blotter
• 'One of the country's best' car shows kicks off today
• It is our responsibility to defend our Muslim neighbors from slander
• Students discover 5,000 year-old artifacts
• EPA to hold N.Y. hearing, last of 4, on gas drilling
• Wilton's fuel tank springs a leak
• Faith-filled kids topic of forum
• Suspected drunken driver crashes car
• Courtland Gardens sold, will remain open
• Officials: Traffic deaths at lowest level since 1950
• Wilton man held under house arrest
• Girls XC Preview -- Warriors are once again running with the pack
• Profits over compassion
• Boy Scouts chip in, promote scouting
• BRIEFS
• Thousands kick off Oyster Fest
• Errant drone almost met by fighter jets
• Hartford City Council says no to Muslim prayer
• The Last word in astrology
• Coaxing oxen, man totes yoke of forebears
• Swashbuckling time at Oyster Fest
• Experts: Link between fertility and stress
• Steve Geoghegan Column -- A tip of the lime green hats to the CBC
• Gov't receives OK on funding stem cell research
• Q.U. Poll majority: mosque near ground zero 'wrong'
• Dear Abby
• Dan Chamness's "College Report" -- McNee a key for Kenyon
• Oyster Festival to open as scheduled today
• Week's activities calls attention to ADHD
• UConn plays host to Texas Southern
• Contamination testing planned at Arboretum
• 4 injured in Yale building site collapse
• Get ready for Beckham and her next fashion look
• Co-pilot of hijacked 9/11 plane honored in Pa.
• Obama visits hallowed 9/11 ground at Pentagon
• NY Jets needs Sanchez to make his Mark
• Common Council mulls launching $500,000 traffic study
• Powerful Igor churning far out in the Atlantic
• British Museum gets $38 million gift
• Coffee talk to be held for residents
• Hurricane Igor rapidly hits Category 4 in Atlantic
• Charlie Mitchell - Auto Racing Column Silk happy to be going be to New Hampshire Motor Speedway
• Giants cornerback Ross waiting on foot injury
• New rules would mean fewer hours for sleepy pilots
• Opening statements made in Hayes murder trial
• Retiring the decades-old practice of unfunded liabilities
• Connecticut Digest
• Newborn baby found in Manila airport garbage bag
• Politicians shifting into high gear
• Norwalk's Pierre-Louis gets second start for Boston College
• Obama says voters may blame him for economy
• Norwalk police nab bank robber after dye pack explodes in cab
• Connecticut Digest
• Lee lifts Rangers to sweep of Yankees
• Turks approve sweeping constitutional amendments
• Nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
• Halladay earns 18th win; pitches Phils over Mets
• Former school bus driver faces child pornography charges
• School Reforms's Meager Results and Shrunken Student Motivation
• Scientiest: Drugs may fight bat germ
• NFL looking into Jets treatment of female reporter
• Boehner says he'd support a middle-class tax cut
• Unusual bond heals wounds over Japan's WWII POWs
• The passing years must not obscure 9/11 reflections
• Connecticut trooper killed in crash laid to rest
• HS girls volleyball preview: Bears set up for breakout campaign
• P&G diaper rash reports unverified
• Oswalk hurls four-hit shut out over Mets
• New rules aim to strengthen global banks
• So many things, so little space
• 9/11 politicized by mosque, Quran controversies
• FEMA denies Connecticut request for federal tornado aid
• Wildfire threatening homes in Boulder
• Picking right blood pressure medicine can be challenging
• Monday Night Football -- Old faces in new places as Jets kick off against Ravens
• Iranian prosecutor ready to release American woman
• NCC plans to add 100 parking spots
• Ex-bus driver faces child porn charges
• BRIEFS
• Navajo Code Talker dies at 91
• Suspect in fatal walks out of court free to drive again
• Boys Soccer Preview -- The Season After: Wreckers look to top last fall's run to title
• Joey 'Jaws' Chestnut becomes burrito-eating champ
• Obama: Voters may blame me for economy
• First responders saluted at 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
• Boys XC Preview -- Weston's Vento has a clear path to lead team
• LA police harassment spawns outrage
• Letters to the Editor
• Wis. police: Street musician hit man with guitar
• Home Sweet New Home -- Giants surge in second half to top Panthers
• French filmmaker Claude Chabrol dies at 80
• Vigil held near site of mosque
• Charges against Rowayton teacher could be dismissed
• Mets Santana slated to have shoulder surgery
• Job gains buoy stocks
• Letters to the Editor
• 'Mad Dog' Madaffari sails to an upset victory in the Celebrity (Oyster) Slurp Off
• Tokeneke span demolition set; long overdue
• President: U.S still hunts for bin Laden
• UConn thrashes Texas Southern, 62-3
• Norwalk man arrested in Craigslist undercover sting
• InThai heats up Norwalk
• Will the Oyster Festival return?
• Clinton resuming 'last chance' Mideast peace talks
• Let imams say grace and wackos burn Quran
• Thousands of officers say farewell to trooper
• Girls Soccer Preview - Staples has high hopes
• Probe against officer stopped
• Iran to free one of three hikers
• Volunteers take to the streets in Wilton under CERT program
• Harley-Davidson unions to vote on Wisconsin labor contract
• Volunteer Corner - September 14, 2010
• Coffee With Your Councilmen
• Marks Wraps Up Opening Walkabouts
• Support Grows For Cupcakes For A Cause
• Inside/Out - A Celebration of The Norwalk Arts Scene Presents and Exciting Cultural Tour
• Mayor Moccia's News - 9/11 Remembrance Day
• Volunteer Corner - September 7, 2010
• September is Library Card Sign-Up Month
• Bruce Kimmel Analyzes Test Scores
• Summer School Goes Online
• Social Worker stresses making kids feel safe
• Chiaramonte Criticizes Unions
• Updated: Top Central Office Contracts Up for Renewal
• Marks Seeks Collaboration with Unions
• BOE renews Ruotolo, Daddona contracts
• AYP Results, Cranbury and Roton Removed from NCLB list
• Grads Bound for over 100 colleges.
• Report Recommends Additions at Five Schools
• It's Summertime
• After-School Programs Selected for Year
• One Year Anniversary
• Schools Get $600K Gov. Aid to Save Jobs
• Seeds Sewn for School Gardens
• Teacher Convocation Takes New Approach
• Graduation Rate Remains Murky
• Support Staff Awarded Contract
• CT Schools Mishandle Child Abuse and Neglect
• CT Schools Adopt National Standards
• Mayor Moccia's Ordinance Enforcement News - Sep 1, 2010
• 2010 CMT Data Released
• Fall ArtSpot at Center For Contemporary Printmaking
• Marks Opens Her Door
• Mastery Tests Show Gains Over Time
• High School Scores Stagnate
• Support Personnel Lack Contract
• ADULT BEGINNING INTERMEDIATE BALLET CLASSES AT PD
• You Say Tomato
• Style Gets Wet and Wild
• Mutts Make Merriment and Mayhem
• Protect Your Garden From Flying Debris
• THE CHEVROLET VOLT EXTENDED RANGE ELECTRIC VEHICLE AND GREEN TECH SHOWCASED AT LIVE GREEN CONNECTI
• Engineer and Educator Dies
• Library Targets Students in Card Drive
• Grizzlies Are Ready to Roar
• Otto Keeps Town's Schools Sharp
• Hop, Skip and Jump Into Town
• New Stone Counters Renew Old Kitchens
• Rell Wants Cities Prepared for Earl
• Educate Your College Kids About Eating
• Norwalk Education Foundation News - September, 2010
• Heins Leads Senior Golf Tourney
• Teacher Confab Takes New Tack
• Ponus Paving to Cause Detours
• First Bank Picks Branch Manager
• Empty-Nesters Prepare for New Phase
• Mango Salsa Dances on Your Barbecue Menu
• Mayor Moccia's News - August 30, 2010
• Tucker Hits a Bulls Eye
• Watch for Children and Drive Safely
• Paula Poundstone Pummels with Laughs
• Rowayton's Got Fantasy Grid Game
• Da Vinci Reinvents Surgery
• Repair that Rides to Your Front Door
• Just Call Me Sausage Toes
• Norwalk Resident Named New Branch Manager at Stamford First Bank
• Bargain Hunters Flood Flea Market
• One Man Tells his Saab Story
• One Man Tells his Saab Story
• Do a Double Take at Double Exposure
• The FEZ Makes Urban Dining Delicious
• Forget The Store: Grow Your Own Food!
• She Sold the House Her Mom Sold
• Drink in the Arboretum and Gardens
• Local Ballplayer Recalls Robinson
• Panthers Rout Aspetuck in Opener
• Rugby Players Are Ambassadors for Sport
• Find Everything but the Fleas
• Volunteer Corner - August 31, 2010
• Coaching Change Excites Senators
• New Maestro, Same Great Musical Bears
• Senators Excited About Coaching Change
• Freed Finds Gold in Masters Rowing
• School Start Times Alarm Doctor
• Are You Besieged by Tomatoes?
• This House Sits on a Cul-de-Sac
• Don't Miss the Bus: Routes and Timings
• Schools Start Too Soon for Good Health
• Dogs Display Their Courageous Skills
• Youth League Tackles a New Season
• Dance Your Way Up Fitness Pole
• Gifts Pour In at Donation Center
• Man Critically Hurt in Crash ID'd
• Norwalk Fields Older, Wiser Team
• Intensity Hosts Tennis Fund-Raiser
• Intensity Hosts Tennis Fund-Raiser
• Food, Flick Draws Big Library Crowd
• Balin Falls to 14th at Met Open
• Restaurant Week Kicks Off
• Cobble It Together
• Agent Knows All The Good Places
• Cancer Patient Lands New Job
• Two Chicks Raise Five Chicks
• Rail Hikes Await New Cars
• Golfers Rally Around Quilt for Cure
• NCC Wins Leadership Honor
• Mayor Moccia's News - Come Hell or High Water: The Role Of The Media In Local Disasters
• Godleski's Life Celebrated at Funeral
• Lisa Cummings will Redesign Your Health
• One Man Tells his Saab Story
• Red Molly Offers Vibrant Vocals
• Family Finds Inspiration at Hilton
• Football Players Hit the Field
• McDonagh Loses in U.S. Amateur
• Bill & Tony's Aims to Three-Peat
• Senators Ready to Sound Off Saturday
• Local Home Sales Beat U.S. Trend
• Friends Gather to Honor Slain Man
• Youth Is Served by Tennis Program
• Schools Get $600K to Save Jobs
• Cherished Family Man Dies at 54
• Sup Launches Web Portal
• Cook Up Some Fun
• Go Long
• Marinello's Outslugs O'Neill's
• Paddler Pens a Kayaking Book
• AMA Fairfield County Chapter Proudly Presents - Toot Your Own Horn
• Card Shark Reaches Century Mark
• Car Crash Leaves Man's Life In Danger
• Balin Leads at Met Open
• McDonagh Makes Amateur Cut
• A Talk on Social Skills at Library
• Pedal the Pounds Away
• Scout out Who's New at the Zoo
• Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk 2010
• Area Golfers Start Strong at Amateur
• Schools Start Sept. 1 and 2
• Put Your Basil on Ice
• Rock On!
• Four City Roads Get a Fresh Coat, Again
• After-School Programs Selected for Year
• Cops, Truckers Debate Pkwy. Crash
• Photographs Reveal a Beckoning Path
• Trendy Paint Can Give Home a Facelift
• Norwalk Student Slain in D.C. Robbery
• Sonics Trying Out New Players
• Ripken 11s Win Kinlock
• The Bank of New Canaan Provides Financing for new American Cancer Society Care Regional Center
• You'll Eat Your Fill at Rizzuto's
• Wash Your Car in "Greener" Water
• This Biz Has Got the Buzz
• Happiest People in World Thank Broker
• Goldblatt Serves Kids in Retirement
• Rains Force Beach Closings
• Golfer Green Wins Cohen Courage Award
• Brazen Bank Bandit Caught on Camera
• Metro-North Schedules Changing
• In the Main, Drains Held the Rain
• Pustari Fires an Ace at Oak Hills
• Judy Collins Performs with Spirit
• Minette and Rook Takes Flight
• Bank Robbed on Main Ave.
• Huminski Wins Oak Hills Men's Title
• Beachcomber Enjoys Hunting for Treasures
• Volunteer Corner - August 24, 2010
• Truck Loses Roof in SoNo
• Faugno, MacIntyre Win Senior Titles
• Cancer Victim's Friends Rally
• Slice of Heaven Overlooks River
• Librarian Dishes on Book Suggestions
• O'Neill's Hustles to Women's Title
• Chimichurri To Tickle Your Taste Buds
• All Norwalk Beaches Reopen
• Sono Field House Hosts Soccer Clinics
• Sound Tigers Team Up With Hospital
• O'Neill's Rallies for Dramatic Win
• Bicyclists: Don't Get Hit by a Car
• Take Cover from the Sun
• Norwalk Stars Shine Under Stress
• 2010 Fashion Fall Workshops and Lectures
• Designer Focuses on Green Interiors
• Color This Legislator Green
• Arrest Made in 2010 Murder
• Norwalk All-Stars Fall in Ripken Series
• Police Find Hit-and-Run Suspect
• Professor Louie & The Crowmatix Ace It
• Family ID's Hit-and-Run Victim
• Police Chief: City has Gang Problem
• Norwalk Falls in Ripken Series
• Mom Prefers Kids to Be Back in School
• Leather Up for Fall
• Wash Your Car in "Greener" Water
• October 2010 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Family Festival in Norwalk with Food, Music, and Eco-Shopping
• Tennis Team Wins Sectional Berth
• McMahon Stops by South Norwalk
• Hunsberger Hops to Wisconsin Again
• Norwalk suffers first loss at Ripken WS
• Additions Urged at Five Schools
• Today in History
• Rell Warns on Water Use
• The Last word in astrology
• Norwalk Moves On in Ripken Series
• Dear Abby
• Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Man, 84
• Billionaire Saban buys Julius monkey brand
• NHS football to use rival's field
• 'Eat Pray Love' exalts purists' gelato in Rome
• Amos Brown Jr.'s cousin arrested on gun charges
• Officials say all will be ready for first day of school
• Texas executes gang leader for murder of 2 girls
• Funeral set for teen slain in S. Norwalk
• Witness: Dangerous drug doses prescribed for Smith
• Team of runners promotes friendship
• Girl in coma worst injured from Colombia crash
• Hour building sold to family physician
• Lawsuits over proposed Bruce Willis film dismissed
• Maritime Rowers Finish Strong
• Large tree limb rests on wires, worries residents
• Judge in Smith case issues warning about remarks
• Filmgoers Dish on 'Eat Pray'
• Pa. fan turns Paul McCartney autograph into tattoo
• Banking execs say gov't needs to back mortgages
• Enjoy a Tax Free Shopping Spree
• Poll: Hispanic immigrants hopeful about life in U.S.
• Water at Calf Pasture Beach Closed
• High-speed rail in future, but not tomorrow
• Intensity Coach Shows She's Got Game
• Venezuela bans violent photos in newspapers
• Young QB's Get a Pro's Advice
• We shouldn't turn our backs on our legacy of immigration
• Norwalk Advances in Ripken Series
• Valle twins know the meaning of enjoying life
• Huskies are tight
• Red Cross says need is urgent for blood donors
• NCLB continues to obfuscate education scene
• 'Dancing Girl' sculpture now has permanent home in Stamford
• Jury deadlocks on all but 1 charge against Rod Blagojevich
• Craigslist suspect wrote ex-fiancee's name in blood in cell before committing suicide
• Westport man allegedly chokes girlfriend, kicks dog
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• 'Hole in the ground' getting filled
• West Nile virus found in Westport; Trumbull resident has recovered from first probable WNV-infection
• Rocco wins national title
• Parlanti gets the complete birthday package
• When busses get old
• Klein wins Road Runners event
• Maritime Rowing dominates nationals
• Ford Jr. talks family and politics
• Solid finish for S &CC swimming
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• Red Cross says need is urgent for blood donors
• Vetter named school district's health services coordinator
• Wisdom, happiness increase with age
• Living healthy at 113 years old
• Send your kids to school with healthy lunches
• Malloy asks labor leaders for governor endorsement
• Looking back on 65 years
• Ripken stars breeze to second win
• Victorian gifts and much more
• Ohio strip club owner, pastor to meet over feud
• Primary's date primary turnoff for many voters
• Pa. man, 78, rides roller coaster 90 times in day
• Kaymer wins PGA Championship
• First Taxing District holds Concert on the Green
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• White House: Obama not backing off on mosque remarks
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• Candidates to attend AFL-CIO convention
• Obama says GOP putting Social Security at risk
• Advocates worry about misdiagnosed U.S. soldiers
• War-crimes trial won't stick on Campbell
• Bad jokes keep Connecticut soldier smiling
• Agreement on inn a fair solution to bitter battle
• Money fair showcases rare bills
• No easy fix for economy
• Stevens was no longer a senator, but he was Uncle Ted to the end
• After all that, no real surprises in the primaries
• AP-GfK polls show Obama losing independents
• Class war won't vanish if Republicans ignore it
• At least eight dead as off-road race turns deadly in California
• Do presidents really want a house they could get lost in?
• Step forward and help police combat violence, says mother of previous homicide victim
• Does Abbas want peace or does he prefer status quo?
• World Series notebook - Norwalk filled with Survivors
• Volunteer Corner - August 17, 2010
• 93 East Avenue debacle finally settled
• World Series a father-son dream for Yokoi's
• Victims recount escape from fire
• Brown Jr. dies from injuries sustained in Friday's shooting
• Police search for clues in shooting
• Official: Fire the largest in last 5 years
• Court says California mall's chat policy illegal
• Plastic jar removed from Fla. bear cub's head
• Norwalk shows off its power
• Relief efforts could open the door to improving U.S.-Pakistan relationship
• Norwalk's Silk continues hot streak
• Hebrew School registration under way
• BRIEFS
• Synagogue offers tickets to Rosh Hashana service Sept. 10
• Darien resident charged with BUI
• It took teamwork to save 93 East Ave.
• India Independence Day celebrated in Stamford
• Church starts fundraiser for flood victims
• Connecticut GOP House hopefuls looking for outside money
• City man still missing in Hungary
• Norwalk wins Cal Ripken WS opener
• Residents jump for their lives to escape fire
• Teen on life-support after shooting
• Ripken All-Stars, natator, pals collect bouquets
• Ripken World Series notebook: Time could be on Norwalk's side in opener
• Dickey tosses one-hitter, Mets blank Phils again
• Steve Geoghegan column: Memories are made in Quincy
• Losing Hixon has Giants looking for returners
• Chintalapudi captures NJTL prize
• Norwalk poised for Ripken Series opener
• Automobile sales boost an otherwise weak retail sector
• 8 shot outside Buffalo, N.Y., restaurant; 4 killed
• Some lawmakers question tax-free week
• Mohegans induct 1st female chief in 300-plus years
• Stocks fall for fourth straight day
• Norwalk slams six home runs to win Cal Ripken World Series opener
• Santana blanks Rockies
• Norwalk Inn will expand into Grumman-St. John House
• Obama to sign bill for more border guards
• BRIEFS
• Route 123 bridge should be fixed ASAP
• Bicyclist struck by car, taken to hospital
• City launches new website
• In life and death Police host benefit for N. Haven cop
• Stepping Stones closes for major expansion
• Construction begins on AvalonBay in Wilton
• Bullet shatters window, hits wall of resident
• Hospital revenues hold some promise for most facilities
• Prosecutors seek life in double murders
• Why does Mohegan Sun qualify for stimulus payments?
• North Dakota man swallows other inmate's glasses
• Another knee injury sidelines Doty
• George Albano column: Monteiro hasn't been forgotten
• Residents jump down to railroad tracks to escape major fire in Norwalk; help sought for displaced fa
• GM posts profit; CEO says he's done his job
• One person believed to be seriously injured in South Norwalk shooting
• More bad news on jobs front
• Teen acquitted of murdering Tykwan Hunt shot in South Norwalk
• Dream Act would offer a path to citizenship
• Connecticut House overrides vetoed campaign finance bill
• Lawyer: Flight attendant hopes to fly again
• Norwalk Police Blotter
• Surgeon finds pea sprouting in man's lung
• No sad sacks at A.C.H.I.E.V.E.'s camp
• K-Rod freed without bail
• BRIEFS
• Watson, Molinari on top
• Vermont residents arrested in Westport burglaries
• Pascoe holding fort at tight end for Giants
• Once in a lifetime - Ripken all-stars fathers and sons
• HoJo serves helpful hints
• Thomas won't join Knicks
• Richard is center of attention
• Obama administration to provide $3B in housing aid
• Connecticut gets temporary relief from competition
• 'Impressive' voter turnout in Stamford mostly follows state's result
• Dan Rostenkowski dies, road from Congress led to jail
• Guidance by Shepherds helps students go to college
• Norwalk's Pacifico among stars lighting up Levitt stage
• Klein joins Norwalk YMCA staff
• Today in History
• Volunteer Corner
• Dear Abby
• The Last word in astrology
• BRIEFS
• Trade gap widens; stocks take a tumble
• Designing safe, stylish backyard homes for birds
• Davis Companies gets building in Massachusetts
• Four officers injured in Connecticut chase
• Colombian ex-leader to teach at Georgetown U
• Shooting survivors, families told of compensation
• Mideast summer heat adds hardship to Ramadan fast
• Murray slips to fifth
• Ted Stevens: A Flier Who Faced the Risks
• Report: Schools not up to speed
• Mora's slam lifts Rockies over Mets
• Cal Ripken All-Stars World Series bound
• Ryan has plan to end holdout
• Ripken all-stars worked hard off field
• Court ruling allows objects dangling on rearview mirrors
• Foley wins Republican primary for Conn. governor
• Primary winners highlight political inexperience
• Partner may sell archives of Glass House designer
• Having constable enforce litter law sensible solution
• Primary Day: Primary results by percentage statewide
• Pelfrey returns to form
• The primaries are over; time to collect signs
• Rip Torn denied probation in Conn. break-in
• Mystics trip Sun
• Redevelopment Agency spin-off survives
• NY police find live cat 'marinating' in car trunk
• Rookie has bigger role
• Gardner wins GOP registrar race
• Oregon residents report glow-in-the dark shrimp
• Jim Hanley column: Ripken stars get a taste of Fenway
• Voter turnout low
• Top cable programs for Aug. 2-8
• S&CC places second
• BRIEFS
• Gardner wins GOP registrar race
• Missing in Hungary Church member not seen since Saturday
• Two Norwalk men sentenced for separate sex crimes, one from 1992
• Circle hooks have proved their worth
• NY flight attendant who exited on slide makes bail
• Debicella's campaign headquarters: Debicella leads Merkle, Torres by wide margin
• Plans to expand Norwalk Inn and save Grumman-St. John House to be announced Thursday
• Winners: Wrestling's McMahon, Colorado's Bennet
• Weston final numbers: Malloy, Lembo, Wyman and Merrill win
• Things are hopping at Pearl's
• Malloy and Foley left standing for governor
• Malloy wins Democratic primary nomination
• Vt. craft brewery Magic Hat sold to NY beer maker
• Public support on the rise for angry flight attendant
• Ex-WWE exec Linda McMahon wins GOP primary for Conn. Senate seat
• RI energy commission OK's wind farm agreement
• House OKs emergency bill to halt teacher layoffs
• Lembo wins Conn. Democratic comptroller primary
• 3 war vets, 1 good leg: Amputees climb Kilimanjaro
• Book fair at Stepping Stones
• Westport's Murray tied for second
• Russia deploys anti-aircraft missiles in Abkhazia
• Stocks lose traction
• Rec softball Game of Week: T.Green carts off a victory
• Primary Day: Norwalk official vote tally
• Oscar-winning actress Patricia Neal dies
• Debicella wins GOP nomination in 4th District
• Conn. beer distributor reopens after killings
• BRIEFS
• Meryl Streep's nephew gets probation for Norwalk assault
• The Running Man Author to speak at local high school
• Volunteer Corner - August 10, 2010
• Today in History
• Landlord of local strip club accused of smashing out windows and threatening patrons with a metal pi
• Dear Abby
• Here are a few 'thank yous' for our president
• The Last word in astrology
• Mia Farrow tells court Naomi Campbell got diamond
• Today in History
• World Briefs
• Schneer traces lead-up to the "Balfour Declaration"
• Letters to the Editor
• Mozart concert to raise money for Gulf Coast relief
• Huskies aiming high
• Primary Day: 'Extremely low' turnout in Norwalk understandable to some
• Landlord questions trash compactor costs
• Red Sox salvage a split
• Tuesday's primaries test political establishment
• Ahmad wins again
• Rell appoints Stamford Harbor Master
• Voter turnout picks up in Norwalk
• Blake gets a berth in Pilot Pen
• The Last word in astrology
• AP: Malloy, Foley and McMahon lead their perspective races
• Rocco moves closer to national title
• Dear Abby
• Absentee ballots at Norwalk City Hall: Malloy in lead; Lembo leading Jarjura in race for Comptrolle
• Trio from Zeus Swim Team advance to US sectional meet
• Weird News
• Voter turnout 'spotty' on primary morning
• It's primary day, attention turns to today's outcomes
• How about some test results that really matter?
• APNewsBreak: Faso endorses Lazio over Paladino
• Mayor Moccia's News - August 10, 2010
• Weather helps attendance soar at SoNo Arts Celebration
• Rescuers arrive to help Alaska plane crash victims; former Sen. Ted Stevens and ex-NASA chief Sean O
• JetBlue flight attendant arrested after NYC ruckus
• US House honors victims of Conn. shootings
• Majesticperfection earns victory at Saratoga
• Cops: Conn. teen was on phone in hit-and-run
• Mickelson loses shot at being No. 1
• US alleges 3d murder plot in NY hotel heir slaying
• NASCAR -- Montoya earns Watkins Glen win
• Conn. candidate's husband arrested in sign flap
• Phillies force Mets to knuckle under
• Fan sues NY Mets, claims injuries from broken bat
• Bluefish score 10 unanswered runs to thump Riversharks
• 2 memorial services set for workplace victims
• Weather helps attendance soar at SoNo Arts Festival
• Westport and Weston prepare for voters
• Bucciarelli Farm prides itself on fresh produce
• Last voters register Monday; Registrar staff set for Primary day
• Little West Cedar part of Norwalk's open space
• Poll: Malloy closes gap in governor's race; Foley leads Fedele by eight points
• John Nash Column -- The Ripken 12s could only ask, 'What if?'
• Conn. court rules rearview mirror objects are OK
• Far from ground zero, opponents fight mosques
• AT&T to hire more than 75 for Conn. businesses
• Casinos starting to reach saturation
• Norwalk legislative delegation unanimously endorses Malloy
• China commits to banning smoking at public indoor sites
• A-Rod celebrates 600 with accomplished students
• Asia flooding plunges millions of victims into misery
• PGA Golf -- Mahan wins while Tiger Woods has worst round ever
• Workplace violence difficult to foresee
• WNBA -- Liberty holds on for 74-72 win
• NORWALK POLICE BLOTTER
• Charles double-double leads Sun past Mystics
• Progress stirring on uptown renewal -- a welcome sign
• Democrat primary could come down to the wire
• Morrow loses no-hit bid in ninth as Jays beat Rays
• Dredging is unexciting, but necessary for Norwalk's harbor
• Woman in HP scandal "saddened" by CEO's ouster
• Yanks win behind CC
• Wilton students roam globe on summer break
• Wiltonians focus on GOP registrar of voters race
• Connecticut union leader dies unexpectedly at his Norwalk home
• 3 Republicans vie for 4th Congressional District
• George Albano's 'Looking Back'
• GOP contenders for Senate ready to face off
• BRIEFS
• Customers flock to Marching Bears flea market
• Two elections Tuesday: One for Democrats, one for Republicans
• Suspects sought in shooting
• Elena Kagan sworn in as fourth woman on Supreme Court
• Basra blasts kill 20 Iraqis, wound scores
• Police to upgrade charges in fatal accident
• BlackBerry maker, Saudi Arabia work on agreement to avert ban
• Charlie Mitchell column: Szegedy, Silk enjoy solid runs at Stafford
• Former UConn players show support for Calhoun, Huskies
• Exercising for your body type
• Soon it will be over ... until election
• Bradshaw making run at No. 1 job
• Smith, Rice score at induction ceremony
• Ripken stars gearing up for Series trek
• Political smackdowns in campaign annoy WWE chairman
• Suspect in subway plot enters not guilty plea
• Radical involved in ambush, U.S. Capitol bombing dies
• Red Sox drop Yanks
• Phillies rally to beat Mets
• Ex-Husky honors slain mate
• The other side of law enforcement Longtime police dept. employee retires
• Ryan issues Super guarantee
• Alleged car thief spotted, arrested
• Actress to visit synagogue
• Grief for Manchester shooting victims
• Church seeks school supplies for students
• Stamford again honors its first Vietnam War casualty
• Why is the DOT taking so long to finish work on Route 123 bridge?
• When will Wall St. Place be built?
• Primary Election 2010 - Your Letters
• The options are many and varied, but the key to fitness is: Diversifying your workout
• Spotlight turns to Isaacs Street Parking Lot
• Several victims oF Connecticut shootings to be mourned
• Locals Swim Across the Sound for cancer victims
• Candlelight vigil to honor Connecticut rampage victims
• Minor says she was sexually assaulted
• Cyclist, newest WPD officer, NEON win bouquets
• Steve Geoghegan column: Calvin can't get enough of Norwalk
• Temporary detour facing motorists at rail crossing
• Man enters not guilty pleas in Stratford kidnapping
• The artists take over in 34th SoNo Fest
• 2 teens die in Connecticut crash
• Moss 33rd at Nationals
• Alleged drunken driver drives wrong car
• Sunny start for Academy
• Convicted swindler caught with his pants down
• Wahoos win Y Nationals
• BRIEFS
• NFD show who's finest
• Orchestra concert to benefit Gulf Coast victims
• George Albano column: WNorwalk Bambinos set the bar
• Alleged drunken driver drives wrong car
• Festival will focus on environment, energy
• Students experience different cultures on summer break
• Shoppers are choosy again
• Booklet offers Wilton parents tips on teen substance abuse
• BP has options on remaining oil
• Conn. official put on leave after Facebook posts
• Pedro staying home
• Firefighters will be long remembered
• Report: Better outlook for Medicare fund
• Companies hire at slow pace for 3rd straight month
• Briggs students: It's never too late to graduate
• AIG posts 2Q loss of $538M on restructuring costs
• Foster parents treated to special day at Cranbury Park
• Earthworms enrich garden soils
• GIRL TO GIRL Scouts a success at Carver Center
• Norwalk Ten Year Plan To End Homelessness Captures Focus Of Entire Community
• Bus driver hit with 30 counts of harassment
• Kagan celebrates with Obama, to be sworn Saturday
• Isn't superintendent's salary too high?
• Condition of Beer Distributor rampage survivor improves
• Judge overturns Calif. gay marriage ban
• Company says shooter was selling beer to 3rd party
• Stamford victim buried
• 2 dead, dozens hurt in school bus crash in Missouri
• Coach: Favre will play
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Drawings detail Wall Street Place
• Jewish activists support ground zero mosque
• Among the graduates
• The Senate confirmed Elena Kagan Thursday as the Supreme Court's 112th justice and fourth woman
• Show will fill museum with 'Sound of Music'
• Police: Gunman targeted managers
• New Wilton officer graduates at top of the class
• Norwalk man allegedly chokes girlfriend
• Newman's Own helps Builders Beyond Borders
• Reputed Chinese gang leader indicted in Wilton P.O. thefts
• Silvermine golden for juniors
• Child porn charges dropped, suspect sentenced for drugs
• GFA graduates look ahead to college
• Two road reports give dismal view of roads, bridges
• On the dean's list
• BRIEFS
• Silvermine golden for juniors
• Junior Scouts earn Bronze Award
• Conn. lawmakers consider override of Rell veto
• Braves bounce Mets
• Crush of mud finally plugs BP's well in Gulf
• Poll: Primary races for governor tightening
• A-Rod blasts No. 600
• Tea Party back in Norwalk for primary
• AARP 2011 TRIPS
• Holmes joins Jets; Revis still missing
• Frank Fay - The way we were
• Norwalk Senior Center
• Umenyiora playing despite hip injury
• Greens Farms Academy graduates
• Singer to perform at the Klein Auditorium
• De Regt headed to Worlds
• Opening statements begin in Anna Nicole trial
• Shaq signs with Celtics
• Jobs bill approval draws near
• Eating champ out of hot water over July 4th arrest
• 'Baseball' filmmaker backs belated honors for Rose
• Norwalk new home of Lax.com
• Feds fine builders of Kleen Energy power plant $16M for blast that killed 6 workers
• Outdoor summer music scene sizzles this weekend
• Stocks rise on jobs, service sector growth
• Wyclef resigns from charity before Haiti campaign
• Study: TV king in U.S., Asians rely on mobile video
• Chinese gang leader pleads not guilty in Wilton Post Office thefts
• Senate to handle START treaty very carefully
• NYPD arrests man in Central Park holdups
• U.N. urges Iraq to quickly form a new government
• Nature is not always pretty when it offers lessons
• Worker massacres 8 in warehouse
• Wiltonians to bike 190 miles for cancer
• Alleged pot-smoking nanny had prior incident
• Reporting for duty: City's new fire inspector hits the street
• Six teens drown at family get-together
• Wi-Fi service coming to NYC's livery cars
• Consumer spending flat in June
• Aretha Franklin cancels Brooklyn shows after fall
• After years of revolving presidents, Lisa Thygerson has added stability and put the Westport Chamb
• Mass to be held for shooting victims
• Washington must get serious about BioShield fund
• Jays dump Yanks
• Funeral today for Stamford man killed in mass slaying at his Manchester workplace
• Dems, GOP disagree on Kagan
• Mets edge Braves
• Official: Giuliani daughter arrested at NYC store
• Drivers must slow down at beach gate
• Groups want Cardinal Law dismissed from post
• Group sues to stop mosque near NY's ground zero
• Compactor to replace 'smelly' Dumpsters at Webster Lot
• Floods ravage Pakistan's heartland, threaten south
• Local police trained for similar situations
• Kids of 9/11 dead camp with teen victims of terror
• Federal judge overturns gay marriage ban in Calif.
• Literacy center would benefit grade schoolers
• A-Rod hits 600th home run
• Teamsters start fund for Conn. shooting victims
• Jim Hanley column: 'And the winner is ... Citi Field'
• Fatal shootings at workplaces in United States
• Profiles of victims of Tuesday's shooting and photos from Louis Felder's funeral
• Weird News
• Lamont, Malloy debate nice, despite nasty ads
• Live stream of memorial service for slain Manchester workers
• Mayor Moccia's News - Parking Authority
• BRIEFS
• Norwalk, Wilton Police Bllotter
• Teen arrested for allegedly stealing prescription drugs
• Man sentenced in decade-old assault
• State pension fund sparks debate on its future solvency
• BRIEFS
• Detour looms for drivers at Route 123 RR crossing
• Iraq: Key figures since the war began
• Wilton's vets green to be finished by October
• Chelsea Cohen kickoff Thursday
• Celebration to fill streets of SoNo with art
• Connecticut governor vetoes bill to fix campaign finance law
• Goal of summer camp is teaching farm life
• West Nile positive in city
• Diner owner groping denies charges made by customer
• Woman accused of stabbing nieces
• Westporters welcome extension to Community Gardens
• Bridgeport man sentenced in Weston theft
• Pakistani flood survivors salvage what little possessions they have
• Letterman tosses off mild Bristol Palin jokes
• Booklet offers Wilton parents tips on teen substance abuse
• Gulf seafood declared safe; but fishermen not so sure
• Betty White to guest on 'Community'
• Father allegedly stabs son
• BP tests to proceed with 'static kill'
• Swift to talk 'Fearless' follow up on live chat
• Conn. doctor in court for manslaughter case
• Iraq's PM says critics want a weak leader
• Letters to the Editor
• Police: Man threatened Weston schools; held on $250,000 bond after YouTube rants
• Obama salutes promised end of U.S. combat in Iraq
• Panel's landmark denial frees NYC mosque site
• New Yorkers arrested in alleged alcohol scam
• Dramatic growth under way at NCC a huge challenge
• Talking about lock up
• Mandarin Chinese taught different
• Stocks off to fast start in August
• Building repairs cut into church budgets
• Wilton sisters to wow seniors with classical music
• New ID theft targets kids' SS numbers
• Connecticut official: 9 killed in shootings at beer distributor, including gunman
• Lighting likely to get approved for Wilton tennis courts
• Norwalk is not New York
• Conn. mom says she was asked to stop nursing
• Oldest known house in Westport becomes landmark
• Plan made to evaluate schools chief
• NYC mayor defends plans for ground zero mosque
• 'Stomp' creators will tour new show 'Pandemonium'
• Mayor wants constable in business district
• AP source: Favre tells Vikings he will not return
• Fire chief reappointed by first selectman
• City schools eye repairs by first day
• Grizzly in Montana killing was light, but not starving
• Talk-show host Ferguson and wife expecting a child
• Woman says Conn. shooter complained of race bias
• Teenage voters eagerly look ahead to making their first visit to the polls
• 2 juveniles arrested for tending pot plantations
• Amber Tamblyn joins 'House'
• Strong finish for Shore & Country swimming
• Diamondbacks rout Mets, 14-1
• 1 dead, 1 injured in Conn. shooting
• Revis grounds himself from Jets camp
• Teen charged in fatal bus crash to be arraigned
• Report: Conn. No. 2 in unfunded pension liability
• Crash shuts down section of I-84 in Conn.
• Teen bikes America for school
• Rysz communicates through art
• Discrimination suit filed against Conn. agency
• Norwalk Police Blotter
• Give them Liberty, or give them Sun -- Where do the fans line up for the WNBA's two closest tea
• Conn. study: artificial turf no hazard
• A New Hope Wildlife in Crisis unveils plans for expansion
• 108th Met Am Golf Championship -- Beirne routs Wilson for title
• New ID theft targets kids' SS numbers
• Legion honors Korean War vet
• Fox gets front-row seat in White House press room
• UAE: BlackBerry crackdown will affect visitors too
• Wilton teens learn self defense
• Skydiving plane carrying 6 crashes in western N.Y.
• Plane crashes in northern Siberia, at least 7 dead
• State an also-ran in quest for fed education dollars
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Death toll from Russian wildfires reaches 40
• Arrests sought after burgers, fries tossed in pool
• Thailand's Red Shirts stage new protest
• Troops kill 7 protesters in Indian-ruled Kashmir
• 2 Ariz. inmates still at large; 1 caught in Colo.
• Court: Conn. AG can't release confidential records
• Puerto Rican nationalist Lolita Lebron dies
• Conn AG: Apple, Amazon block lower e-book prices
• Shields shuts down Yankees; A-Rod still stuck at 599
• Police: Nanny busted for smoking pot with kids
• Biffle wins at Pocono for injured owner
• Lilly brining WPS to CT
• Pondexter leads Liberty over Sun
• Westport Road Runners
• A wild finish allows Red Sox to pull one out on Tigers
• Weekend racing roundup
• HOLLYWOOD EAST: You, too, can work in the film industry
• Adult stem cell research far ahead of embryonic
• Things not to do today
• HOLLYWOOD EAST: State's long history with movie industry
• Caution: Here's advice on legit stem cell clinics
• Americans sometimes fail to see whole landscape
• Norwalk Hospital deserves honor for its achievement
• Stamford Hospital's lumbar spinal fusion program certified
• Will Charlie wrangle out of this one?
• HOLLYWOOD EAST: On location in Connecticut
• Risk-taking: Nature or nurture?
• Mothers champion pool safety
• HOLLYWOOD EAST: Film firsts
• Norwalk Hospital to offer Tai Chi classes starting Aug. 12
• Police: 2 men tried to sell wood blocks as laptops
• Applause
• Diabetes programs offered in Bridgeport
• Girls stabbed at home; relative arrested
• After all these years, Beach Boys still sending out good vibrations
• Jury questioning next in Anna Nicole Smith case
• Bandits steal win from Aces
• Volunteer Corner - August 3, 2010
• Wildfire smolders in desert area north of Los Angeles
• New ABC head says he won't change fall schedule
• BP is losing its Britishness
• Mexican police free kidnapped reporters
• Comic book buff selling rare copy of Batman No. 1
• U.S. casualties climb in Afghanistan
• PLO official says Obama sent warning to Abbas
• 'Inception' outclasses 'Schmucks' at box office
• Cowboys' Bryant out 4-6 weeks
• After night out in New York, Norwalk man falls asleep in wrong house
• United Arab Emirates to block BlackBerry services on security fears
• Conn. to spend $2.3 million to clean up sites
• July deadliest month for Iraqis since 2008
• Norwalk's Wilson finishes second at the 108th Met Amateur Championship
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• UConn ends lease on president's house
• Westport emergency officals respond to Sunday morning rollover
• BP blasted for cleanup
• Norwalk Green Drinks-Back To Where It All Began
• Conn. prepares for potential impact of hurricane
• Letters to the Editor
• Wilson one win away from Met title
• Lamont, Malloy use lessons from 2006 in Connecticut race
• Horoscopes
• More wildfires break out in Russia
• After surviving cancer, Olympic medalist back on water
• Police find bags of heroin stashed in Norwalk man's buttocks
• Dear Abby
• Indian forces kill 3 more protesters in Kashmir
• Norwalk Alumni Weekend seeks to reconnect graduates
• Fox Run Elementary puts new spin on reading, writing
• Non-narcotic relief available for chronic pain sufferers
• Google Earth used to find unpermitted pools in New York
• Ripken 11s fall in finals
• Lamont, Malloy use lessons from 2006 in Connecticut race
• Steve Geoghegan column: Young keeps ties to area very strong
• George Albano's "Looking Back"
• BP official calls for 'scaleback' on oil spill
• Before the CIA, there was the Pond
• Slowing rebound raises unemployment fears
• Wilton working on downtown improvements
• Stocks close out their best month of year
• Police investigate gunfire at King Kennedy
• Climate change bill lost out to health reform
• BRIEFS
• Bride's father visits with onlookers
• ... 'You're lucky to be alive ... Mother, son look for Good Samaritan who saved their li
• ADL calls Ground Zero mosque 'counterproductive'
• Charlie Mitchell auto racing column
• Democrats urge Rangel to step down
• BRIEFS
• Ceremony set for Aug. 6 to remember Hiroshima, Nagasaki
• City man faces sex assault, restraint charges
• Pilgrims to provide donations when pope visits London
• NEON offers free diapers for babies
• Himes prefers long-term strategies
• Jailed inmate charged with string of burglaries
• With heavy hearts, community says goodbye to two firefighters
• Ex-Norwalker Faisal Shahzad's former Shelton home being auctioned
• As enrollment rises, space an issue at NCC
• Rescuers earn the bouquets in nautical way
• Daniel E. Reed dies, corporation counsel in Zullo administration
• Wilson, McDonagh reach final four at Met Amateur
• Carter preaches hard work pays off
• WikiLeaks leader staying out of U.S.
• Recycling in Stamford up 39 percent
• Officials: High-speed rail arrival to take a while
• Westport Police keep residents up to date with new service
• New York town braces for Clinton wedding
• 3-year-old kicked in face for unplugging A/C
• Voters, candidates must debate issues
• Westport Fire Dept. holds food drive
• Report says bad roads, bridges cost Connecticut drivers $2.7B annually
• 7,000 firefighters turn out for funerals for two of their own
• Norwalk Housing Authority's 'Iron Chefs' whip up a meal
• 430 people killed as floods ravage NW Pakistan
• Mentoring making a huge impact
• Ripken 11s reach state finals
• Ripken 12s win Regional title
• A somber tribute to firefighters who 'did their job'
• Immigration law debate rages on in Arizona
• Inexplicably, Jersey Shore's trashy charm has us coming back for more
• Local picture looks a bit more positive
• AP survey: A bleaker outlook for 2011
• Local picture looks a bit more positive
• Initial jobless claims drop
• EMCOR announces financial results
• Norwalk, Wilton Police Blotter
• NC expert: Gulf oil unlikely to reach East Coast
• In the service
• Plaintiffs call $7M shooting settlement fair
• Norwalk Identity theft suspect returned to state
• Saggy pants foolish but legal, NYC judge rules
• Historical Society to use old Smith Street jailhouse
• On the dean's list
• Volunteers train as tour guides for Farm Creek Nature Preserve
• Wakes being held for 2 Conn. firefighters
• Among the graduates
• Report details local beaches' water quality
• Mexico's 'war on drugs' means catch and release
• BRIEFS
• Nursery school teacher earns Stepping Stones Award
• Documents detail search for captive Idaho soldier
• Wilton Commons seeks funding, modifications
• Trout Unlimited volunteers restore the Norwalk River
• Alleged audiotape captures stabbing
• Robber gets 6 years in jail
• Club to hear talk about Earthplace
• Rare 3D film shows Warsaw devastated after WWII
• Health Dept. launches program to eliminate West Nile mosquitoes
• Lawyers for Rangel, ethics committee reach deal
• NYC looks to stop bedbugs from spreading infestation
• Alleged unruly customer arrested
• Protests go on despite ruling on immigration law
• 152 die as plane crashes in rainy Pakistan hills
• George Albano column - Blue Thunder strikes lightning
• As many as 6,600 Arlington graves mixed up
• Judge stalls Arizona immigration law
• Norwalk wins Regional title
• Panel hits Rangel with 13 alleged ethics charges
• Reality arrives at state board on pay raises
• New Report Identifies Connecticut Roads, Bridges Most In Need Of Repair
• Poll: Nearly 6 in 10 Pakistanis view US as enemy
• Jobless rate rises in June
• Planned NY tunnel will increase property value
• Stamford Zoning now led by Republican
• Couple brings cheese shop to Norwalk
• 10,000 Maniacs to headline Oyster Festival
• Imprisoned Spector returns to music with wife's CD
• Fed: Recovery slows in some places
• U.S. Dept. of Ed rewards two Norwalk Police officers for work on Lore case
• CAL RIPKEN 12s: Norwalk loses game 1, game 2 for championship at 8 p.m.
• Win streak ends for stocks
• GOP candidates for Conn. governor trade jabs
• Frank Fay - Way We Were
• City's website should truly be for the people
• Mayor Moccia's News: Health Department Begins Larvicide Program
• Police arrest mother, her 2 sons and boyfriend after altercation leads to stabbing
• Heating oil prices to climb gradually
• Judge blocks parts of Arizona immigration law
• Ripken 11s advance
• Norwalk Ripken 12s reach Regional finals
• Trial date set in Conn. jewelry store killings
• Norwalk Hospital ranked among best in the nation for excellence
• Subaru dealership expands
• High-speed rail is a challenge to the future of our nation
• Norwalk Symphony Orchestra names Albanese, Hebert to board
• Immigration ordinance put on hold in Nebraska
• RI delays decision on medical marijuana licenses
• Reward doubles for missing boy
• Bartlett zeros in on education
• Consumer confidence falls in June
• Letters to the Editor
• A hot day in the meadow
• Stocks slip in response to consumer index
• Linda McMahon visits Yerwood Center in Stamford
• Highlights from the Fed's latest economic survey
• Negative medical studies do produce positive results
• Police rescue boaters after nearly sinking boat in Norwalk Harbor
• Shore & Country swims past Woodway
• Rangel works on last-minute plea deal
• Stamford man arrested after smearing BBQ suace on friend's wall
• Delta announces new flights from Bradley International
• Canceled call irks fire officials
• Stamford police look into abduction attempt
• Connecticut judge rejects challenge to death penalty
• Council approves therapy ordinance
• Weir Farm in Wilton looks to turn back the clock
• D'Amato 10th, Murphy 13th at CT Open
• Male stabbed in back in Norwalk
• Woman guilty of stealing Conn. veteran's benefits
• BRIEFS
• Mishaps led to three bank robbery arrests
• Conn. man pleads not guilty to killing wife
• Weston man jailed for dragging officer alongside car indicted in fraud scheme
• District's top nursing post tough to fill
• Report: closings, warnings increase at NY beaches
• City's health dept. brings farm fresh food to doorstep
• Time for a fresh look at test scores
• Rays' Garza fires no-hitter
• Council expected to approve massage ordinance tonight
• WikiLeaks to release more Afghan war documents
• Shoplifting charges against reporter dismissed
• Police arrest two at Shady Beach
• Officials study dead firefighters' equipment
• Conn. farmer struck and killed by own tractor
• School cafeteria staff struggling for a contract
• BP's Hayward to leave as CEO
• Former Conn. firefighter charged in arson killings
• New pay station system to start Sunday at Webster Lot in SoNo
• Khmer Rouge jailer faces 19 years for 16,000 dead
• Shore & Country swimming results
• Motor scooter rider held on DUI charge
• Connecticut State University halts proposed pay raises
• Lilly aims for World Cup
• Only 1 winner at tax sale doesn't pay bid balance
• Report: Plan calls for mass killings of geese
• Cal Ripken 11s advance at states
• September 2010 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Drug traces in son, mother in NYC fire
• BRIEFS
• Victims' family marks one year since crash
• Apartment where firefighters died wasn't legal
• U.S., S. Korea use carrier drills in show of power to N. Korea
• Rell: Conn. funding likely for high-speed rail
• One person's 'pork' is another person's 'must have' project
• Autistic man dies in hot van in suburban Philly
• Kill A Watt devices show library users how to find ways to trim energy costs
• Consumer confidence falls to lowest since February
• NSO season depends on community's help
• Cast of "Jersey Shore" rings bell at NYSE
• IHS Global moves into new space
• Connecticut not a finalist for Race to the Top, again
• Housing rebound not a sure thing
• United Technologies to cut another 1,500 jobs
• New Fairfield edges Norwalk Cal 11s
• Mayor Moccia's News - July 26, 2010
• Post 12 bats go silent
• George Albano's 'Looking Back'
• Who had the worst week in Washington?
• No beating this heat
• Tax auction gives welcome lift boost to city's coffers
• Man decked out in Darth Vader mask robs NY bank
• Cafero endorses McMahon for U.S. Senate
• Hayes sparks NLL victory
• Weekend racing roundup
• Murphy second after first round at CT Open
• Ridgefield bounces Norwalk out of states
• Ripken 11s cruise to victory
• Norwalk Ripken 12s outslug Milford to advance to WB final
• Riptide finishes in third
• Conn. celebrates 20th anniversary of ADA
• Work to plug leaky well back on track after storm
• Idaho police dog back to work after suspension
• Traditional journalism will always play a vital role
• High-speed rail picks up speed
• State to investigate fatal Bridgeport fire
• Conn flood victims facing Tuesday deadline
• BP's CEO to be replaced
• Man shot on Woodward Avenue not helpful in identifying suspects
• Diehards run through the heat
• Norwalk Police Blotter
• Gadget makers look at links to Congo war
• Ariz. law comes after years of mounting anger
• Motorcycle ride to benefit family of fallen policeman
• N.Y. maintenance man missing since July 4 was crushed to death in trash compactor
• Norwalk Post 12 gets shut out by Milford in opener
• Tony Hayward leaving as BP CEO, U.S. official says
• Norwalk scores convincing win
• Can deciphering your doctor's notes improve care?
• Charlie Mitchell's Auto Racing column: Montoya hungry for Brickyard 400 victory today
• Mysteries persist a year after crash that killed 8
• Riptide suffers first setback
• Why do we procrastinate?
• Volunteer Corner - July 27, 2010
• Two firefighters killed in Bridgeport blaze identified
• Synagogue plans BBQ for new members
• Two Bridgeport firefighters die battling blaze
• City man charged with robberies
• Norwalk police blotter
• 3 young boaters pulled unharmed from Sound
• Wastewater treatment plant upgrade Project moving forward on $140 million project
• Gulf spill inspires father-daughter forum
• Riptide rampages through first two games
• SoNo businesses form alliance
• Von-derful delivery
• Norwalk rolls off four wins in row
• Civilian hero, teens, officers win the bouquets
• LL 12s win 3 in tourney
• Wastewater treatment plant upgrade Project moving forward on $140 million project
• Shorehaven triumphant in final dual meet
• Foley: I answered questions correctly
• S&CC swimmers cruise to victory over Weeburn
• Ships at spill site may ride out storm
• Family Concert - The Yankee Brass Band
• Veteran news commentator Daniel Schorr dies
• Scientists: BP trying to limit release of research
• GE ups dividend, cites improving times
• Wake up, President Obama
• Democrats face choices in Rangel ethics trial
• Pay czar refuses to recoup bonuses given to executives
• Ships head back to oil spill as storm breezes by
• Congregations to examine 'birthing churches'
• EB buying Pfizer Conn. complex for $55 million
• Driver with child in car faces DUI charge
• George Albano column: Taymor accepts challenge
• Post 12 set to make pitch
• Playing for the right team
• 'Conan' painting by late Pa. artist goes for $1.5M
• Residents cut out after powerful storms
• Son who stole from mother to go to prison
• Talk show to replace 'As the World Turns'
• Pair involved in armed robbery get suspended sentences
• Suspect enters not guilty plea to sex assault charge
• Amazon snags exclusive deal for e-editions
• Letters to the editor
• Parking deck to add height restriction bar
• Four actors join Paul Rudd comedy
• Former Nev. Gov. Kenny Guinn dies in Las Vegas
• Will ban on lobstering put an end to industry?
• Christina Perri signs deal with Atlantic
• Proposal to ban lobstering from Mass. to NC killed
• Oil spill coverage shifting into new phase
• Xerox's earns soar following ACS buyout
• Redbox plots web strategy against Netflix
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• World Trade Center site not right for mosque
• City studies fee for fire inspections reviewed
• Today in History
• Senate Democrats abandon comprehensive energy bill
• The Last word in astrology
• Frank Fay -- Way We Were
• Man robbed in South Norwalk
• Dear Abby
• Former city worker pleads not guilty
• BR 15 state tourney game rained out
• Crew rescues woman from third-floor blaze
• No surprise here as Route 7 ramp on unfunded list
• Norwalk and Wilton police blotter
• Business Council's young professionals network gaining steam
• Allen: Cap on BP well to stay closed during storm
• Paula Conte honored for service as landlord at Cedar Court
• Schools, union await contract verdict
• Babe Ruth 15s: Norwalk falls to Stamford
• Apartment fire displaces 30 in Stamford
• Parks summer camp raises money for cancer
• Wilson out at U.S. Jr.
• Doc Soybel Propertyis looking for tenants
• Investors eye revenue, not profits
• Obama pushes anew on fair, equitable pay for women
• In money raised, Dems ahead of GOP House candidates
• Volunteers spruce up STAR
• Sound Surfing by Mike Horyczun
• Madoff trustee seeks $3.6 billion from funds
• Mayor Moccia's News: Parking Made Simpler In the South Norwalk Haviland Lot
• Unemployment rate falls in most states
• Blumenthal urges alternatives to lobster fishing ban
• Nation in need of blue collar common sense
• Artists put best foot forward for visitors to Rowayton event
• Peacocks and lovers vie in zoo's 'Twelfth Night'
• Tonight's concert postponed until Thursday
• Stocks close higher on earnings
• Judiciary panel OKs Elena Kagan for Supreme Court
• Man faces murder charge in death of teen
• Forum guides small businesses
• Jolie shakes up genre norms
• Watching the youngsters grow
• Police set off replica of Times Square car bomb
• Conn. AG urges alternatives to lobster fishing ban
• Norwalk Land Trust pleased with vote on use of fund for Farm Creek preserve
• Firefighters rescue woman from fire in Stamford
• Lauper brings blues to Ridgefield
• Severe storm hits Litchfield County, Conn.
• Fire Commission honors a local hero
• Filibuster broken on jobless benefits; final Senate vote Wednesday
• Condos top sale in tax auction
• Snyder's pinch-hit RBI beats Mets 4-3 in 14th
• A fight to maintain Cuba's sanctions
• Judge in Conn.: Cheerleading not a college sport
• Marks sets goals as superintendent
• Man executed for deaths of two opera singers
• Tate set to resign at McMahon High
• House approves additional jobless benefits
• Today in History
• Conn. AG: More answers needed on Google data
• Massage ordinance tweaked at hearing
• Spill chief says well holding up
• Schools' test scores analyzed
• Cap on oil well kept shut despite leaks
• Cows escape after slaughterhouse truck overturns
• The Last word in astrology
• Obama signs financial overhaul into law
• Police Blotter
• Confetti punctuates circus around Lohan surrender
• Ordinance panel to hold public hearing tonight on regulating massage parlors
• 61 people killed as two trains crash in east India
• Norwalk Hospital running on emergency generators after Wednesday lightning strike
• Dear Abby
• Two bodies found in burned Reno home sold at foreclosure auction
• Work on cancer center goes ahead after visit from Labor Dept.
• Police: Alleged freeway shooter was planning an attack on ACLU
• Man arrested for leaving son, 4, in car
• Suriname former dictator Bouterse elected president
• Storms cause widespread damage in New England
• Man pleads 'not guilty' to larceny
• Senate approves jobless payments to millions
• Officers who captured suspect in double homicide honored
• China surpasses U.S. as world's top energy consumer
• Burglary suspect enters not guilty plea
• Wiltonian ascends to new heights while training for half-marathons
• Ted Kennedy Jr. backs Lamont
• Church in midst of revitalizing its mission
• Miss. executes man for slaying
• Auto sticker goes the way of running board
• Widening their horizons
• Syria bans full Islamic face veils at universities
• Mayor Moccia's News - July 20, 2010
• More alleged victims come forward in Bottone case
• 'Barefoot Bandit' returns to Washington state
• Diving triumph not enough to bail out S&CC
• Wilson makes Jr. cut
• Tips for police to aid Special Olympics
• Good news: New life for J.M. Wright Tech
• City secures record-low interest rates
• Takin' it to the next level
• Harding outruns field
• Victory just out of reach
• Small businesses focus of forum
• Weiner is back with 'Fly Away Home'
• Woman who defrauded state sentenced
• Matthew Doran column: Trying to get back in swing of things
• Grant helps Side by Side School in Norwalk
• Back tax collection effort to net city $5.2M
• Conn. town repeals restrictions on political signs
• Larsson's 4th book clouded in mystery
• Norwalk Police Blotter
• Wilson cruises into the second round
• Obama signs sweeping financial overhaul into law
• Marinello's wins showdown
• Federal agency OK's Bradley for full body scanner
• Breaking up is hard Poems a tough fit in e-form
• Norwalk 10s bounce back
• Encouraging notes in test results from our schools
• Off-shore fishing scene heating up
• Tauck honored by magazine
• US: no worries about Russian nuke treaty cheating
• Stocks rebound on optimism
• Children invited to 'Go Fish with Art'
• Putting back the pearl
• Beware of the jellies
• Mayor Richard Moccia Endorses Live Green Connecticut!
• Volunteer Corner - July 20, 2010
• US Gulf Oil Spill Awareness Workshop At The Maritime Aquarium
• Norwalk Public Library News - July 12, 2010
• Shakespeare On The Sound To Present ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
• Volunteer Corner - July 13, 2010
• Living Green Meets Mainstream
• Summer for Teens @ ETC Teen Center of the Norwalk Public Library
• Calf Pasture Beach And Shady Beach Closing Hours Extended
• Norwalk City Announces Cooling Center Locations
• Volunteer Corner - July 6, 2010
• Fall Rec And Rec Plus Programs Are Now Open For Registration
• Wigs Custom-Fitted For Cancer Patients
• Sen. Duff: Three Important New State Laws Take Effect July 1, 2010
• Mayor Moccia's News - June 25, 2010
• August 2010 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Volunteer Corner - June 29, 2010
• Mayor Moccia's News - June 21, 2010
• 2010 Scholarship Recipients Announced
• Volunteer Corner - June 22, 2010
• Olympic Day in Norwalk
• Hedge Against Cancer Golf Raises Nearly $300,000
• Sen. Duff: New Puerto Rico-Issued Birth Certificates Designed To Protect Citizens, Prevent Fraud
• Norwalk Arts Commission Hosts Sketchy Event
• Three Free Skin Cancer Screenings In Fairfield
• Volunteer Corner - June 15, 2010
• Mayor Moccia's News - NEON Child Development Program
• Celebrate the Grand Re Opening of the Gate House in Mathews Park
• ADULT BALLET CLASS STARTING JUNE 19
• Rowayton Civic Association July 4th Fireworks
• Manufacturer Converts Its Factory To Run On Solar Power
• Sen. Duff, Advocates: Enrollment Reopened for State Respite Care Program
• Norwalk Parking Authority Making Changes, Launches Public Service Campaign
• Mayor Richard Moccia and Members of Haitian Society Met With Norwalk High Seniors
• Volunteer Corner - June 8, 2010
• Volunteer Corner - June 2, 2010
• American Marketing Association’s Fairfield County Chapter Hosts June Chapter Meeting
• Fashion Summer 2010
• Mayor Moccia’s News - Selection Of Oyster Shell Park By The SITES
• Sen. Duff Bestowed with Doctorate of Humane Letters from Lynchburg College
• Volunteer Corner - May 25, 2010
• Sen. Duff To Deliver Keynote Address At Lynchburg College Commencement
• Norwalk Education Foundation News - May 12, 2010
• Volunteer Corner - May 19, 2010
• 4th Annual Weekend At The Post
• Mushak To Be Honored For Work To Preserve Norwalk’s Urban Forest
• CT Nixes Texting Drivers
• Cruz Scores for Senators
• Norwalk, McMahon Tie in Lacrosse
• Festival Features Teen Films Only
• Making it over for Mother's Day
• Mayor Richard Moccia Attended A Fundraiser Luncheon
• Library Sponsors New Book Club
• Thursday's Scoreboard
• Sunday Stroll is a Simple Pleasure
• House Passes Landmark Education Reform
• Staples Sweeps Track Meet
• Here's the Pitch
• Tyler a Swinging Success on a New Court
• Tax Sale Motivating Tax Payments
• NSO Celebrates Films & Its Founding
• Special Ed Bill Gets Broad Support
• SoNo's Best Baker Visits Today
• Rowayton’s Annual Memorial Day Parade
• Mother's Day 10K Ready to Roll
• Wednesday's Scoreboard
• Treating Mom to a Meal Fit for a Queen
• Rell Rolls Out New Budget & Jobs Bill
• Take Steps to Support Learning Disabled
• Norwalk Little League Results
• Staples Shuts Down Norwalk
• SportsFest Celebrates Baseball
• Buy a Poppy, Help a Veteran
• Parents Speak Up for School Staff
• Family Guy Trusts Toyota
• Extra Large "Alice" Fills IMAX Screen
• Feeling Fashionable?
• Norwalk Team Won't Try for 3-Peat
• Guitar Heroes-in-Training Rock Out
• Wednesday's Scoreboard
• Shazad "Hijacked" Muslim Faith
• Show Mom Love with Shrubs
• Suspected Terrorist Tied to Norwalk
• Fish Shortage Looms for Local Markets
• Cooley Signs Extension at Fairfield
• Help Count Prehistoric Creatures
• AT Program Spared From Chopping Block
• Mom-turned-Realtor Knows Patience is Key
• Sonics Open With Win Over Weston
• Cranbury AA Baseball
• Gifted Program Faces Possible Cut
• City Taxes Going Up 3.7 Percent
• Monday's Scoreboard
• A Field Day at Fox Run Field To Celebrate Fit Kids Participants
• Cranbury Remembers Corbo
• Thunderstorms Rolling Toward Fairfield
• Computers Stolen from HEAD USA
• Young Artists Save the Planet
• FBI Searches Accused Bomber's Home
• 2 Teams Remain Perfect in Ripken Minors
• Volunteer Corner - May 11, 2010
• State Asks for Storm Damage Reports
• Old-Time Charmer Has Newfangled Perks
• Hitting the Streets in a Mehari
• Power Sculpt Like a Loser
• Monday Softball Cancelled
• NAA Division I Girls Softball Report
• NRRA Wins 3 Events in N.J. Meet
• Norwalk U-14 Girls Go to 3-0
• Funicello Family Says Mangia at Tutti's!
• Thank a Government Worker This Week
• Norwalk 12U Riptide Shares Tourney Title
• Norwalk Schedule
• Finalists Chosen for Museum’s Exhibit
• I've Turned Into a Tibetan Monk!
• Police Negotiate Woman's Release
• Mayor Moccia’s News - Public Service Recognition Week
• Gettin' Happy at Burger Bar
• Crews Accidentally Cut Wrong Cable
• Bank Robber Confesses
• Norwalk Majors Spinola Results
• Weekend Scoreboard
• Doctor Seeks to Change Suicide Law
• Runners Compete at Minute Man
• Benke Runs to Win in Minute Man
• McMahon Lacrosse Tops Norwalk
• Ice Box Takes 2nd in Derby
• Farmer's Market Harvest Event
• Marketing Green Treasures & Green Ideas
• Editor’s Letter: Read All About It!
• Super Saver Steals the Derby
• The Daily Norwalk Celebrates!
• Girls Soccer Teams Put Best Foot Forward
• Green Festival Features Music Innovator
• Girouard Gets 2 1/2 Years
• Minks to Sinks, Mighty Sale in May
• Friday's Scoreboard
• Star Inc. Shines for the Disabled
• Check Before Starting Weekend Projects
• Letter from the Editor
• Sports Calendar
• Report: BMHS Teacher in Custody
• Small Car Lover Gets Smart
• Best of Bollywood Comes to Town
• Oak Hills Women Hold First Events
• LaPenta Has 2 Derby Entries
• Russo Leaves Race, Endorses Debicella
• Students Celebrate Diversity
• Jorie Graham Parses Poetry
• Thursday's Scoreboard
• Bruno Shows a Speedy Side
• June / Summer 2010 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Jordan Does Her Best to S.A.V.E.
• Party Planned for Grassroots Tennis
• Norwalk Cal Ripken Minor Schedule
• Beach Boys Bring Summer Downtown
• Jordan Helps S.A.V.E Teens
• Rec Softball Scores and Schedule
• Census Takers Arrive May 1
• Oprah and CT Ring in No Phone Zone Day
• Volunteer Corner - May 4, 2010
• Volunteer Corner - April 27, 2010
• Sexually Transmitted Disease Awareness Month
• Workshop on Skin Cancer
• 'Keeping Norwalk Beautiful'
• Micro-Scripts for Branding - Based On Bill Schley’s New Book The Micro-Script Rules...
• Norwalk Education Foundation's 12th Annual Golf Classic
• Norwalk Public Library Children's Library Presents StoryWalk™ on April 24
• 2010 Fashion Summer For Kids, Adults And Fashionistas
• Sen. Duff: Beware Of Home Repair Scams In Wake Of March Floods
• The Norwalk Arts Commission To Install City Public Art Project On Norwalk Beautification Day
• Fairfield's Earth Day Celebration
• Norwalk Arts Commission Seeks Input About Performance Venues For The Mary McCarthy Room....
• Donald Margulies, Norwalk Writers Honored
• Spring Break Camp
• Free Pointers On Tree Care At Cranbury Park Festival
• Mayor Moccia To Attend Viva Chile! Art Fundraiser For The American Red Cross
• Norwalk Education Foundation News - April 2010
• Volunteer Corner - April 13, 2010
• Earth Day Celebration
• Workshop on Skin Cancer
• Norwalk’s Third Annual Jazz Appreciation Month And Artspot
• Volunteer Corner - March 30, 2010
• Volunteer Corner - April 6, 2010
• Wigs Needed For Cancer Patients
• Fairfield County Students Represented In International Art Exhibit
• American Marketing Association - Fairfield County Chapter April 2010 Meeting
• 'Denim and Diamonds’ Nets $35,000-Plus for CancerCare of Connecticut
• Outdoor Living 2010 Collection
• May 2010 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Norwalk Education Foundation News - March 2010
• Mayor Moccia’s News - Storm Recovery And Cleanup
• Summer Fashion Lab Camp In Norwalk CT And Europe
• CancerCare Receives $15,000 from FairfieldCounty Community Foundation
• Meerkats Exhibit To Open Memorial Day Weekend At The Maritime Aquarium At Norwalk
• Volunteer Corner - March 16, 2010
• Volunteer Corner - March 9, 2010
• Sen. Duff Asks Gov. Rell To Delay Action On Change To Waypointe Bonds
• Selections from the Wilson Avenue Loft Artists
• April 2010 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Volunteer Corner - March 2, 2010
• Race To The Top Informational Meeting
• Mayor Moccia's News - February 24, 2010
• Local Chapter Meeting - American Marketing Association March 2010
• City Of Norwalk Awarded $6.0 Million Recovery Zone Economic Development Bonds
• Mayor Moccia Honors Youth Group
• Volunteer Corner - February 23, 2010
• Girls’ Night Out to Benefit CancerCare of Connecticut
• Norwalk-Wilton Tree Festival At Cranbury Park
• Dr. Michael B. Schwartz Joins Soundview Medical Associates
• Mayor Moccia to Honor Youth Group
• Senator Duff: New Rebate Program Gives Cash for Energy Star Appliances
• CancerCare of Connecticut Gets Two Grants Totaling $11,000
• PNHS Weekly Update For February 12, 2010
• SoNo Library Children's Program
• School Based Health Center Month
• Volunteer Corner - February 9, 2010
• Norwalk Police Welcome Two New Officers
• Mayor Moccia's News - Council Meeting
• PNHS Weekly Update For February 5, 2010
• Sen. Duff, Rep. Perone Welcome Grants for Village Creet, St. Paul's on-the-Green
• Japanese Foundation Awards $16,000 Grant To Creative Connections
• Norwalk Podiatrist Looking for Old Soles
• Mayor Moccia's News - National Wear Red Day
• Connecticut’s Race To The Top: An Education Leadership Conference
• Volunteer Corner - February 2, 2010
• Sen. Duff Asks Gov. Rell to Delay Action on Change to Waypointe Bonds
• Mayor Moccia and Children From the SN Branch Library
• Volunteer Corner - January 26, 2010
• PNHS Weekly Update For January 22, 2010
• A Panel of Experts Critique 2010 Superbowl Ads
• CancerCare of Connecticut Girls' Night Out
• Sen. Duff, Norwalk Police and Firefighters to 'Fill the Hat and Boot' for Haiti
• Senator Duff Statement On Agreement Of Scripps and Cablevision
• March 2010 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Mayor Moccia Announces Curbside Plastic Bag Recycling
• CancerCare of Connecticut Expands to Lower Naugatuck Valley
• Volunteer Corner - January 19, 2010
• State Senator Bob Duff Thanks Judicial For Listening
• Norwalk Education Foundation Newsletter - January 2010
• Volunteer Corner - January 12, 2010
• PNHS Weekly Update For Jan. 8, 2010
• Norwalk Based E - The Environmental Magazine Celebrates 20th Anniversary with...
• Volunteer Corner - January 5, 2010
• Sen. Duff Urges Drivers To Drive Defensively During New Year Holiday
• Sen. Duff: Remember Retail Regulations When Searching For After-Christmas Deals
• AP Exam Registration Information
• Local Chapter Meeting - American Marketing Association
• Ice Skating Rinks for Fairfield County Connecticut - Maps and Directions
• Mayor Richard Moccia Requests Resident Support In Snow And Ice Removal Operations
• PNHS Weekly Update for Friday, Dec. 18, 2009
• NewAlliance Foundation Awards $1,000 To CancerCare Of Connecticut
• Norwalk Education Foundation Newsletter - December 2009
• February 2010 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• New Classes At Performance Dance
• Volunteer Corner - December 15, 2009
• Sen. Duff, NEON, FCA to Host IRS Informational Session at Norwalk Senior Center
• First Annual SoNo Holiday Stroll and Arts and Crafts Fair
• Bob and Tracey Duff invite Norwalk and Darien Residents To A Holiday Open House
• City of Norwalk News - December 8, 2009
• Fairfield Network of Executive Women to Discuss LinkedIn
• Volunteer Corner - December 8, 2009
• Candlelight 2009 - Norwalk High School’s Winter Concert
• PGP Bag Sale
• Volunteer Corner - December 1, 2009
• Lillian August Celebrates Project Return
• Pearl Harbor Day
• Staff Appreciation Breakfast
• Podiatry With A Personal Touch
• City Of Norwalk News - November 23, 2009
• Norwalk Tree Alliance Joins Movement To Preserve Merritt Parkway Trees
• January 2010 Happenings
• Fairfield County Chapter of the American Marketing Association: Fourth Annual Holiday Celebration
• Volunteer Corner - November 24, 2009
• Fashion Workshops With Nyc Quality Right Here in Norwalk CT
• PNHS Weekly Update for Friday, November 20, 2009
• American Warrior Veteran Benefit
• U S Census Bureau is Currently Scheduling Application/Testing Sessions for the 2010 Census
• Clarke Culinary Center Opens With Celebrity Chef Series
• Young models from Norwalk, Wilton Fairfield
• Volunteer Corner - November 17, 2009
• Girl Scout Ambassadors Bulid Wigwam For 'Wild Things' at The Maritime Aquarium
• COMMUNICATING WITH YOUR DOCTOR - Tips on Making Your Doctors Visit a Success
• Mayor Richard Moccia's Swearing-In Ceremony
• Sen.Duff To Hold Office Hours at Norwalk Police Department
• Tracy Re-elected President of Norwalk Tree Alliance
• Sen. Duff to Secretary Sebelius: When Will Vaccine be Available?
• Come And Support NHS Marquee At Zoning Meeting
• Promise of Green Jobs Unites Labor and Environmentalists
• Boys Gymnastics Pre-Team tryouts and evaluation
• Connecticut's Shakespeare On The Sound To Present ‘Othello’ Summer, 2010
• Volunteer Corner - November 3, 2009
• BOE Sets Dates For Forums On Superintendent Search
• Brick Miniatures Raise Funds for CancerCare for Kids
• Soccer One-on-One Training
• Norwalk is Awarded an $805,000 Energy Grant
• Mayor Kicks off $500,000 Mentoring Grant for Norwalk Youth
• PNHS Weekly Update For October 30, 2009
• Urban Forestry Meeting
• Artspot Networking Event to Celebrate and Honor National Arts and Humanities Month
• City of Norwalk News - October 27, 2009
• Norwalk Education Foundation Newsletter - October 2009
• Volunteer Corner - October 27, 2009
• AMA Fairfield County Joint Meeting - Tapping Social Media for Market Analysis
• CancerCare of Connecticut News - October 26, 2009
• Board Of Education Candidates Debate
• American Marketing Association - Local Chapter Meeting November 2009
• Sweet and Fashionable Eve at SoNo Design Coop
• Sweet and Fashionable Eve Event at SoNo Design Coop
• City of Norwalk News - October 23, 2009
• December 2009 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Tree plantings at Calf Pasture Add to Arban Reforestration
• Help with the CAPT Masters Reception
• Sen. Duff to Hold Office Hours at Irving Freese and Shostak, Visit with Residents
• Tree Plantings at Calf Pasture Add to Urban R
• Volunteer Corner - October 20, 2009
• Norwalk Welcomes Three New Officers
• Norad Exercise Planned For East Coast, New England
• Fall Fashion in New England
• Volunteer Corner - October 13, 2009
• PNHS Weekly Update For October 9, 2009
• Board Of Education Candidate Debate
• Norwalk Seeking Neighborhood Tree Liaisons
• Volunteer Corner - October 6, 2009
• The Russians Are Here!
• Performance Dance
• Fashion Show At Saks In Greenwich To Benefit Cancer Care
• Mayor Richard A. Moccia Announces Easier Recycling Options for Mixed Paper
• DPW 2009 Open House and Touch A Truck
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Mayor Richard Moccia Promotes the Mayors’ National Dollar Wi$e Campaign in Norwalk
• Sen. Duff to Host Forum on H1N1, Influenza Epidemic Readiness at Norwalk City Hall
• Sen. Duff: 2006 Law Delivers Tens of Thousands in Revenue to Norwalk, Darien
• Russian Dance Troupe Returns To Connecticut
• Picture Yourself Riding A Snowplow
• Sound FootCareCenter of Connecticut Launches NeuroThermâ Treatment
• NHS Marquee At The Zoning Meeting
• Family Day - A Day to Eat Dinner with Your Children to Help Prevent Substance Abuse...
• Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
• Daughters of the American Revolution
• IMS Health Of Norwak In Cancercare Walk For Hope
• CancerCare Walk For Hope Draws 250, Raises Nearly $30,000
• News Release for 'Intensity'
• Norwalk Education Foundation’s Taste for Education
• American Marketing Association - Local Chapter Meeting October 2009
• Regional Bakeries Support Cupcakes For A Cause
• Volunteer Corner - September 22, 2009
• Norwalk Boat Show and Waterfront Festival
• Mayor Moccia’s News - September 17, 2009
• Norwalk Education Foundation Newsletter - September 2009
• PNHS Weekly Email Update for Friday, September 18, 2009
• Preparation For Winter Season On Haviland Deck
• Mayor Moccia’s News - September 16, 2009
• November 2009 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Volunteer Corner - September 15, 2009
• Book Signing And Baseball Meet and Greet
• Sen. Duff: UCONN–Stamford Study Shows Strong Support For Completion Of Super 7
• Norwalk Police Department Welcomes Its Newest Officer
• Norwalk’s September 11th Ceremony
• Attention Class of 2010 Parents
• Russian Youth Dance Troupe Returns to Connecticut/NY/VT
• Volunteer Corner - September 8, 2009
• School Picture Day at Norwalk High
• U.S. Department of Justice Awards Norwalk a $500,000 Grant for Youth
• CHAMPIONS OF CHARACTER BOYS GYMNASTICS TEAM
• Norwalk High Marquee Project
• Mayor Moccia’s News - September 1, 2009
• Volunteer Corner - September 1, 2009
• Mayor Moccia's News - August 26, 2009
• Sound Foot Care Center of Connecticut Offers Cutting Edge Treatment for Toe Nail Fungus
• Volunteer Corner - August 25, 2009
• American Marketing Association - Local Chapter Meeting
• October 2009 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Fairfield County Community Foundation Awards Grant to Audubon Connecticut ...
• Volunteer Corner - August 18, 2009
• Mayor Moccia's News - August 15, 2009
• CancerCare Walk for Hope at Jennings Beach in Fairfield
• Volunteer Corner - August 11, 2009
• Look Out For The Mile-A-Minute Vine
• Volunteer Corner - August 4, 2009
• Pulling Chestnuts out of the Urban Forest
• Grand Re-Opening Marshall’s Shopping Center
• Sen. Duff Reminds Consumers To Take Hold Of Their Electric Costs
• Volunteer Corner - July 28, 2009
• Sen. Duff Expreses ‘Disappointment’ with Agency Response on Airspace Request
• Sen. Duff: Measure Will Help Protect Consumers, Dealers in Used Car Sales
• E Magazine and EarthTalk Receive 2009 Eco Awards
• Volunteer Corner - July 21, 2009
• September 2009 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• District D Coffee With Your Councilmen
• Meet and Greet Members of Norwalk’s Home Oilers Hockey Team
• Mayor Moccia's News - July 15, 2009
• Volunteer Corner - July 14, 2009
• Free Open House and Workshop at CancerCare
• Four Added To Cancercare Of Connecticut Board
• Health Department Begins Larvicide Program
• Volunteer Corner - July 07, 2009
• Pepperidge Farm Lends a Hand at Domestic Violence Shelter
• Pepperidge Farm Lends a Hand at Domestic Violence Shelter
• First County Bank Summer Concert Series
• Librarian of the Year Award to Luis Ayala of the Norwalk Public Library
• Volunteer Corner - June 30, 2009
• CancerCare of Connecticut Officers
• Attention!!!! Attention!!!! Volunteers
• Mayor Richard Moccia To Proclaim Olympic Day
• Norwalk Education Foundation Newsletter - June 2009
• Volunteers for PGP
• Letter from Dr. Corda Regarding H1N1 Virus
• Sen. Duff, Local Directors: Loss Of Family Resource Centers Would Leave Hundreds Without Support
• Mayor Moccia's News for June 12, 2009
• Volunteer Corner - June 16, 2009
• August 2009 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Bottled Water Donations Needed for the 2009 Post Graduation Party
• Three Free Skin Cancer Screenings Arranged By CancerCare of Connecticut
• Volunteer Corner - June 9, 2009
• Rowayton Fireworks
• Mayor Moccia's News for June 9, 2009
• City of Norwalk, Common Council Norwalk 101 - Civic Involvement
• Senator Duff To Dot: New Policy On Roadside Maintenance Needed
• Norwalk Symphony Searches for Musical Prodigies to Perform at January 2010 Concert
• Sen. Duff Leads Senate In Final Action On Campus Credit Cards Bill
• 2009 Adoption Education Birth Mother Panel
• Volunteer Corner - June 2, 2009
• Party in the Park Festival Highlights Contributions Of The Arts and Cultural Organizations.....
• Local Chapter Meeting - American Marketing Association, June 2009
• Dumpstaphunk To Headline Concert At Inaugural Party In The Park
• PNHS Weekly Update For May 29, 2009
• Doug Taylor at 86 Still A Vital Force in The Theater
• West Rocks Musical: You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown
• A Field Day at the Carver Center Gym to Celebrate Fit Kids Olympics Participants
• NHS Staff Appreciation Luncheon
• Volunteer Corner - May 26, 2009
• Mayor Richard A. Moccia Announces Tentative Acquisition Of Blake Street Property
• Multi-Use Recreational Trail To Link Norwalk With Wilton
• BJ Ryan's Charity Golf Tournament
• Volunteer Corner - May 19, 2009
• Norwalk Education Foundation Newsletter - May 2009
• Junior League of Stamford-Norwalk Develops A Garden for Brien McMahon High School
• International Student Art Exhibit Opens
• Free workshop for cancer professionals in Trumbull
• July 2009 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Side By Side Community School Hosts Annual Gala
• Volunteer Corner - May 12, 2009
• Norwalk High School Announces Post Graduation Party 2009
• PNHS Weekly Update for May 8, 2009
• Volunteers and Non Profits and Arts
• Looking for Parent Volunteers for Spring Musical - Beauty and the Beast
• Kisses for the Cast, Pit, and Crew' of Beauty and the Beast
• pARTy In The Park
• Documentary Filmmaker Looking For Families With Teenage Children
• Connecticut’s Shakespeare on the Sound Announces The Apprentice Company ............
• AP Exam
• Mayor Moccia’s News - May 5, 2009
• Investment Community Backs Cancercare Golf Fundraiser
• Brownfields Environmental Remediation Training Provided at No Cost for Norwalk Residents
• Earth Day at Norwalk High School
• Swine Flu
• Norwalk-Wilton Tree Festival at Cranbury Park
• American Marketing Association Local Chapter Meeting
• Red Apple Awards Dinner Raises $420,000
• Mayor Richard Moccia Celebrates Earth Day
• Norwalk High's PGP is Coming Soon
• City of Norwalk News - April 20, 2009
• CancerCare of Connecticut Awarded $50,000 in Two Grants
• Volunteer Corner - April 21, 2009
• Memorial Day Open House
• Mayor Moccia To Host Local Effort To Assist
• Norwalk Receives Tree City USA Recognition, Growth Award
• Mayor Moccia To Host Local Effort To Assist Italian Earthquake Victims
• Norwalk Education Foundation Newsletter - April 2009
• Free Workshop on Skin Cancer
• PNHS Weekly Update for April 10, 2009
• Volunteer Corner - April 14, 2009
• Sen. Duff: City to Receive $100,000 Grant for Fodor Farm
• FCA Offers Free Adoption Information Meetings
• Mayor Moccia Directs City Departments to Discontinue Discussions Relating to Developing Ryan Park
• Beauty And The Beast at Norwalk High School Auditorium
• Norwalk High School Post Graduation Party 2009
• At-Home Services For Seniors Seminar Calendar Listing
• City of Norwalk News - April 7, 2009
• Norwalk Symphony Delivers a Ton of Food During Weeklong Drive
• Volunteer Corner - April 7, 2009
• Norwalk High School Senior Receives $120,000 Kevin M. Eidt Memorial Scholarship
• June 2009 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Nicaragua Musical Troupe Tours Connecticut/New York
• Just In Time For Earth Day!
• Hakespeare On The Sound Prepares For Artistic Director Joanna Settle’s Inaugural Production
• Mayor Richard Moccia to Celebrate National Donate Life Month at the Capitol
• A Thank You To All Our Veterans '3rd Annual Weekend at the Post'
• PNHS Weekly Update for March 27, 2009
• Norwalk Education Foundation Receives Support to Extend New After School Program
• Mayor Moccia's News - Maritime Garage Art Exhibit
• Volunteer Corner - March 31, 2009
• Tony Award-Winners Bring Broadway To Norwalk Concert Hall
• City of Norwalk News - March 24, 2009
• Local Chapter Meeting - American Marketing Association
• Volunteer Corner - March 24, 2009
• Waypointe Master Development Agreement Clarified
• Girls’ Night Out for CancerCare of Connecticut
• PNHS Weekly Update for March 20, 2009
• NHS Fashion Show Fundraiser
• Mayor Appoints Frank Ferro Norwalk Public Library System Director
• News - Overall Named Norwalk Tree Advocate of the Year
• Volunteer Corner - March 17, 2009
• PNHS Weekly Update for Friday, March 13, 2009
• Mayor Richard Moccia Announces Motor Vehicle Tax Check Initiative For Resident/Beach Stickers
• Norwalk Symphony Joins Orchestras Feeding America In Local Food Drive
• The Norwalk Parking Authority Completes The Installation Of The Parking Level Count System
• May 2009 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Sen. Duff, Advocates: Phased-In Approach Would Bring Green Cleaning To State’s Public Schools
• Norwalk Education Foundation - March 2009 Newsletter
• Volunteer Corner - March 10, 2009
• Poko Partners Provides $2,000 to Help Norwalk’s Students
• Norwalk Symphony’s ‘(Not) Just For Kids’ Free Program with Brass Instruments
• Senator Duff To Host Forum On State Budget
• Mayor Richard Moccia Will Host the Secretary of the State’s Public Service Awards Ceremony
• Protecting The Urban Forest
• Volunteer Corner - March 3, 2009
• Mayor Moccia's News - March 2, 2009
• Sen. Duff, Rep. Backer: Proposed Fee Could Cost Jobs, Cause Commercial...
• Digging into 'shovel-ready projects' in the Norwalk area
• Need Grows For Services of Cancercare of Connecticut
• JPMorgan Chase Foundation Gives $15,000 Boost to Teachers in Norwalk Schools
• Local Chapter Meeting - American Marketing Association
• NHS Athletic Department's Dinner Dance/Live Auction Fundraiser
• New Residential Development to Break Ground in Norwalk
• Keep America Beautiful - Public Meeting
• Volunteer Corner - February 17, 2009
• 2009 Adoption Education Adult Adoptee Panel
• New Residential Development to Break Ground in Norwalk
• Volunteer Corner - February 10, 2009
• April 2009 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• Mayor Richard Moccia To Hold Press Conference To Talk About The Recent Improvements...
• Blood Pressure Screening Planned to Celebrate “National Wear Red Day for Women”
• News - Exhibit at Norwalk Museum
• New Chiropractor To Fairfield County Advocates Fresh Approach To Healthcare
• Norwalk Symphony offers a ‘Sweet Deal’ Just In Time for Valentine’s Day
• Girls' Night Out
• Scholarships Available For Students In Families Affected By Cancer
• Volunteer Corner - January 27, 2009
• Norwalk Arts Commission To Form Film Committee
• Fairfield County Community Foundation Grants Norwalk Education Foundation Funding for After School P
• What is Happening to Superbowl Ads? – A Panel of Experts Critique 2009 Superbowl Ads
• Vote and Win Poster Contest Winners
• FCA Adoption Information Meeting Calendar Listing
• Sen. Duff and CT Trust: Funding Will Support Research, Nomination Of Rowayton District
• Norwalk Symphony Orchestra Announces Guest Musical Talents Selected to Play...
• Norwalk Education Foundation - January 2009 Newsletter
• EMCOR Provides Grant to Help Norwalk’s Students
• Fca Free Adoption Information Sessions Calendar Listing
• About us
• Bernier Dance and Peace Action Seek Volunteers
• Michael Jordan To The Max At The Maritime Aquarium
• Volunteer Corner - January 13, 2009
• Johnson, Local Restaurants to Be Honored For Contributions to Norwalk Education
• Volunteer Corner - January 6, 2009
• Mayor Moccia's News Release - December 31, 2008
• Human Services Council News - December 31, 2008
• It's A Wonderful Norwalk Poster Contest
• Mayor Richard Moccia Requests Support in Clearing Sidewalks
• Photo News Release: ArtLink judges from Norwalk, Rowayton, Greenwich
• Flow of Art Gallery Closing
• February 2009 Happenings at The Maritime Aquarium
• Digital Shopper Marketing ‘DSM’ Leveraging Digital and Shopper Marketing...
• ArtLink organzed by Creative Connections with Artwork
• City Completes Haviland Parking Deck Repairs and Improvements
• Press Conference and Ribbon Cutting For Haviland Deck Completion
• Senator Duff To Governor Rell: Include Super 7 On Recommendations To Feds
• Volunteer Corner - December 16, 2008
• Mayor Richard Moccia Requests Resident Support In Snow And Ice Removal Operations
• Free Family Activities For Norwalkers
• Holiday Gift-Giving Ceremony
• Senator Duff: Beware of Cyber Scams This Holiday Season
• City of Norwalk Celebrates 60th Anniversary of Signing of UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• Mayor Moccia Urges TV Viewers To Gear Up For The Conversion To All-Digital Television
• Local Au Pairs Celebrate The Holidays In The United States for The First Time; Sharing Traditions...
• Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Presents Community Open House
• Free Family Activities For Norwalkers
• FCA Searching for Mentors for Area Children
• Cell City Art Installation Opens in Norwalk
• Volunteer Corner - December 2, 2008
• Sen. Duff Says ‘No’ To NY Commuter Tax Proposal
• Perrin Family Foundation Funds Norwalk Education Foundation for New After School Program
• Volunteer Corner - November 18, 2008
• January 2009 Happenings At The Maritime Aquarium
• Volunteer Corner - November 11, 2008
• Volunteer Corner - November 4, 2008
• Norwalk Education Foundation Newsletter November 2008
• Volunteer Corner - October 28, 2008
• Norwalk Harbor Dredging Project
• News : CancerCare Of Connecticut
• Lighthouse Tree Tops List of Norwalk Notables
• Volunteer Corner - October 21, 2008
• Sen. Duff To Homeowners: Beware Of Foreclosure Rescue Scams
• Shakespeare on the Sound Names New Artistic Director
• Volunteer Corner - October 14, 2008
• 10/10/08: NORTHEAST COMMUNITY CHURCH CELEBRATES SECOND ANNUAL 1010 COMMUNITY DAY: GAS BUY-DOWN
• Wall Street Place Bike Give Away
• 10/10/08: Northeast Community Church to Collect Food for Norwalk Emergency Shelter
• Latino Outreach Success
• Girl Scouts Reach Out To Kids Affected By Cancer
• 10/10/08: Northeast Community Church to Sponsor Second Annual 1010 Community Day
• Volunteer Corner - October 7, 2008
• Community Relations A Foundation for Success
• Norwalk Tree Alliance Contest
• Sen. Duff to Area Veterans: Still Time to Obtain Forms, File Letters with Tax Assessors
• City of Norwalk News - October 1, 2008
• Volunteer Corner - September 30, 2008
• Norwalk 1010Day 10/10/08: Top 10 Kindness Acts
• Volunteer Corner - September 23, 2008
• Norwalk Arts News
• Norwalk Education Foundation Receives $60,000 In New Funding For Its Innovative Education Programs
• Volunteer Corner - September 16, 2008
• City Of Norwalk Nets One Of 12 Gang Prevention Grants Awarded Nationally
• Parenting Is Hard-But In Connecticut, It Just Got Easier
• Walk For Hope Of Norwalk-Based Cancercare Of Connecticut
• Stepping Stones Selected to Host Youth Panel Discussion to TackleIssue of Childhood Obesity
• CancerCare Walk for Hope - Photos
• Volunteer Corner - September 9, 2008
• Volunteer Corner - September 2, 2008
• Ipods Help Language Students at Brien McMahon’s Center for Global Studies
• Volunteer Corner - August 26, 2008
• Community awareness program
• East Norwalk Library: Spectacular Summer Series
• Volunteer Corner - August 19, 2008
• The Way We Were - A Folk Artist’s View Of Norwalk’s Past
• Volunteer Corner - August 12, 2008
• Sen. Duff Delivers $5,000 for Technology Center at Norwalk Public Library
• Volunteer Corner - August 5, 2008
• Grant Will Emphasize Traffic Safety
• Collaborative Effort Nets $1,967 in Regional Homeland Security Funding
• Darien Golfer Plays 14 Consecutive Rounds for CancerCare
• Volunteer Corner - July 29, 2008
• Urban Crime and Community Safety Grant Will Assist Norwalk Police and Youth this Summer
• Arlene Bubbico to Lead Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage’s Norwalk Office
• Fairfield County Community Foundation Awards $10,000 To Shakespeare On The Sound
• The 32nd Annual SoNo Arts Celebration
• CancerCare Golf tourament At Wee Burn Raises $60,000
• Volunteer Corner - July 14, 2008
• LIBERATION PROGRAMS RECEIVES FINANCIAL GIFT TO BUILD NEW WOMEN'S CENTER OF EXCELLENCE
• Sen. Duff Secures Funding For New Senior Center Floor
• Anyone...Anywhere...Anytime...
• Twosome Plays 121 Golf Holes for CancerCare
• Volunteer Corner - July 8, 2008
• Stepping Stones Museum For Children Announces Free Gas Offer
• Xerox Awards $5,000 To Fund Power Hour Literacy
• City Of Norwalk Receives State Funding To Develop A Stormwater Management Plan
• Volunteer Corner - June 30, 2008
• Responsible Planning for Solid Waste Disposal
• Volunteer Corner - June 24, 2008
• Hedge Against Cancer Golf Raises $200,000-Plus
• Much Needed Repair Work Scheduled For Haviland Parking Deck
• Twosome Plays 184 Golf Holes for CancerCare
• Volunteer Corner - June 17, 2008
• Volunteers Help Enrich Norwalk’s Urban Landscape
• Fodor Farm Farmers Market
• Farmers Market
• Film Features Fantastic Fish Feeding Frenzy
• SoNo Railroad Station Facelift to Begin in August
• The Technology of Opulence: Gaslighting and Historic Alarm Systems
• Volunteer Corner - June 10, 2008
• Sen. Duff Delivers Funding To Three Organizations In Darien, Norwalk
• Sports: NEF Golf Results
• Otterson, Simonsen win Second Annual Run for EDucation
• Sen. Duff Welcomes State Funding For Side by Side Community School
• City Of Norwalk News - May 29, 2008
• Stepping Stones Museum for Children and the Junior League of Stamford/Norwalk Host Nutrition Seminar
• Volunteer Corner - May 27, 2008
• Stepping Stones Get Into It! Free Evening
• Osprey Web Cam Catches Chicks
• Support Group Grades Photo
• Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum to Offer Art History Classes in June
• Fairfield County Bank Completes Donation of $20,000 to Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum.......
• Stepping Stones Museum for Children Celebrates 5,600 Hours of Volunteer Service...
• Sen. Duff, Rep. Perone: New bicycle rack now installed at East Norwalk Train Station
• Great White Alligator Visits Maritime Aquarium
• Volunteer Corner - May 20, 2008
• City’s Five Mile River Awarded Grant for Watershed-Based Management Plan Development
• Volunteer Corner - May 13, 2008
• Northeast Community Church 1010Project Mentoring Information Meeting Monday 5/19/08, 7-8:30 PM
• Shakespeare on the Sound Profile
• The Norwalk Parking Authority to Make Changes to Taxi Service at the South Norwalk Railroad Station
• Volunteer Corner - May 5, 2008
• Girls Book Club
• Near and Far Aid Association, Inc
• City Of Norwalk News - April 28, 2008
• Volunteer Corner - April 22, 2008
• Volunteer Corner - April 15, 2008
• Get Green! and Celebrate Earth Day at Stepping Stones Museum for Children
• Northeast Community Church Invites Community to Clean Up Calf Pasture Beach Saturday, 4/19/08
• Volunteer Corner 4.8.08
• CancerCare’s sibling workshops cover Darien, Hartford, New Haven
• African Underwater Safari
• Volunteer Corner - April 1, 2008
• Roton M.S. Student To Represent Connecticut In Chemistry Contest
• Sen. Duff: Residents Must Be Heard on Planned Merritt Parkway,Ro
• Norwalk Students to Place 9,422 Paper Bags on Capitol Lawn to Memorialize Victims of Child Abuse
• Speed Skating Legend, Johann Olav Koss is NESE Honorary Chairman
• Sen. Duff Secures State Grants For Seaport Association, Lockwood Matthews
• Volunteer Corner - March 18, 2008
• Holiday at Italian Villa Up for Auction at Shakespeare on the Sound Gala
• CancerCare Gets $10,000 Grant from Near and Far Aid
• Sen. Duff: Chefa Grant Will Help Under One Roof Maintain Important Services
• CancerCare gets $10,000 grant from Near & Far Aid
• Middle School University gives students a taste of college
• Volunteer Corner March 11, 2008
• Volunteer Corner - March 4, 2008
• Sen. Williams, Sen. Duff to Hold Roundtable with Greater Norwalk Chamber
• Sen. Duff: Chefa Grant Will Help under One Roof Maintain Important Services
• GAE Committee Schedule Norwalk Public Hearing on Optical Scan Voting Machines
• Prospective Foster Parent Open House Calendar Listing
• Sen. Duff Named Vice Chair of General Assembly's transportation Committee
• Julius Caesar’ Selected As Outdoor Production For Rowayton/Greenwich
• Black History Month exhibit in Norwalk
• Three added to board of Norwalk Education Foundation
• Children’s Connection Receives Perrin Grant
• Step Out Wine Tasting at Stepping Stones Museum for Children
• Early Childhood Class - Cooking Corner
• Early Childhood Class - ArtSmarts
• Early Childhood Class - Open House
• Early Childhood Class - Stepping Into Senses
• Early Childhood Class - Get Curious
• EMCOR awards $50,000 to Norwalk Education Foundation
• The Maritime Aquarium Announces $5 Million Gift
• Make a Resolution to Unclutter in 2008
• Volunteer Corner - December 18, 2007
• New CancerCare officers from Westport, Fairfield, Sleepy Hollow, NY
• Business Partners Awards
• Volunteer Corner - December 11, 2007
• Maritime Aquarium Weekly Calendar Update For Dec. 20 And 21 Weekend Sections
• Arch Chemicals to be honored for educational commitment in Norwalk
• Free family workshop Dec. 6 to deal with cancer concerns
• Volunteer Corner - November 27, 2007
• Arch Chemicals to be honored for educational commitment in Norwalk
• The Perrin Family Foundation Supports the Dr. Robert E. Appleby School Based Health Centers
• Sen. Duff: Program Will Protect School Children From Harmful Bus Emissions
• Volunteer Corner - November 14, 2007
• Special Announcement From Ballet Etudes
• Paine heads Shakespeare educational outreach
• Norwalk Education Foundation Photo Contest
• Dickens A Christmas Carol To benefit The Adoption Foundation
• Maritime Aquarium Weekly Calendar Update For November 15 Or 16 Weekend Sections
• Key To The Cure
• The Tow Foundation Awards Grant to the Dr. Robert E. Appleby School Based Health Centers
• Volunteer Corner - October 31, 2007
• Kurth named Shakespeare on the sound business manager
• In Green wich with Greenwich Models
• Norwalk Public LibraryRead Poster Features Local Actor Jesse Bradford
• New Officers Of Shakespeare On The Sound
• Norwalk realtor honored--NEF gets award
• State awards $500,000 grant to Farm Creek Preserve campaign
• Residents In East Norwalk And South Norwalk Neighborhoods Praise Efforts Of Senator Duff To Help Met
• Northeast Community Church to Launch Sunday, October 21
• Bakeries join fundraiser for CancerCare of Connecticut
• State awards $500,000 Grant To Farm Creek Preserve campaign
• Sen. Duff Applauds Open Pace Grant for Rowayton’s Farm Reek Preserve
• Volunteer Corner- October 11th
• New Exhibit for Norwalk Museum
• Northeast Community Church to Hold First 1010 Community Day 10/10/07
• Northeast Community Church Launches New Website
• Volunteer Corner - October 4, 2007
• Maritime Aquarium Weekly Calendar Update For October 11 or 12 Weekend Sections
• Volunteer Corner - September 26, 2007
• Duff to Rell: You compromised our security with political stunt using state police
• Senator’s Meeting with the Stamford/Norwalk Condominium Owners Association Meeting Gets Cancelled
• Statement From Sen. Bob Duff On Governor's Opening Of Greenwich Weigh Station
• Volunteer Corner - September 18, 2007
• Volunteer Corner - September 12, 2007
• Northeast Community Church Opens Fall Worship at West Rocks Middle School
• Maritime Aquarium Weekly Calendar Update For September 20 Or 21 Weekend Sections
• Earth Talk - Image Week of Sep 9, 2007 Installment
• Be An Effective Advocate
• Courage To Speak Launching Courageous Parenting 101 Parents Encouraged To Participate
• Funhouse Express Ride Tops Maritime Aquariums Month Of Thrills
• Volunteer Corner - August 28, 2007
• Norwalk Education Foundation Awarded $37,200 In Grants
• Sen. Duff to Announce Grants for Several Local Organizations
• Maritime Aquarium Invites Region's Artists to Enter Sixth Annual "Festival of Lighthouses"
• Test - please reject
• Statement From Senator Duff On Metro-North Railroad Crossing Repair
• Funhouse Express Adventure Ride
• Volunteer Corner - August 14, 2007
• HISSSS-TERICAL REPTILE SHOW Slithers Away After Labor Day!
• Sen. Duff to Metro-North: Overdue Repair Work Causing Hazard to Commuters
• Latest Jobs in Norwalk, CT
• Wood sculptor: Norwalk’s Fernando Destruge Displays Three of His Woodcarvings
• Sen. Duff to Unveil State Memorial for Fallen Norwalk Soldier
• The Fairfield Network of Executive Women (FNEW) Celebrating their 25th anniversary
• Volunteer Corner - July 18, 2007
• Sen. Duff: Consumers Have Options When Contractors Fail to Meet Standards
• 31st Annual Sono Arts Celebration
• Sen. Duff Announces State Grants For Several Norwalk Organizations
• Volunteer Corner, June 20, 2007
• CT Center For Massage Therapy to Honor Sen. Duff
• Volunteer Corner, June 13
• Workshop shows contemporary comedy springs from Renaissance
• GE $10,000 Grant Funds Successful Teacher Computer Workshops
• 1st Annual City-Wide Middle School Talent Show
• "SpongeBob SquarePants 4-D " Adventure Ride!
• Norwalk High School Announces Winners of Annual Poetry Recitation Contest
• Local New York Festival Award Recipient

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