Photos: Hundreds attend Wall Street holiday celebration in Norwalk

STAMFORD — About four years after receiving its proposal, the Stamford Zoning Board could be only a month away from greenlighting a downtown hotel project. The Old Towne Hotel project would convert the Stamford Savings Bank building at 160 Atlantic St. beside Veterans Memorial Park into an 82-room boutique hotel with a ground-floor restaurant and rooftop patio. The project was initially referred to the Zoning Board by the Planning Board in early 2019.

NEW HARTFORD — Emergency crews responded to Ski Sundown on Sunday after a person was reportedly injured at the private facility, officials said. The New Hartford Fire Department responded around 4:30 p.m. to the ski area at 126 Ratlum Road, according to department and town officials. The circumstances surrounding...

TRUMBULL — Gingerbread houses turned into quite a windfall for Make-A-Wish Connecticut. New Haven-based businesses Richard Turlington Architects and AIA Connecticut recently held their fourth annual gingerbread competition to benefit Make-A-Wish Connecticut. This year, 17 teams participated, raising more than $15,000 for the charity — nearly as much as the first three years of the event combined.

Not a Midas-touch but a Pulitzer-touch is what her brother displayed three times. She was 76 when I met her and I was 31, not quite like the movie “Harold and Maude,” but close. I promised myself I would listen if she wanted to speak about her famous...

BRIDGEPORT — Police are investigating a Monday morning armed home invasion in the 600 block of Brooks Street where a woman and two children were inside when the incident occurred, a city official said. Emergency responders received a 911 around 9:10 a,m Monday for a report of a burglary...

International Holocaust Remembrance Day was commemorated on Jan. 27, 2023, the 78th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp. We are also likely to witness this month another hateful increase in antisemitic incidents — cemetery desecrations, Internet slurs or Holocaust deniers parading in “Camp Auschwitz” T-shirts — both in Connecticut and throughout the United States.

Last week was a busy news week in Trumbull as was evidenced by the number of important stories on the front page of The Trumbull Times. I want to thank you for giving the story about implicit bias training for our town employees top billing among your headlines. The EDIT...

DANBURY — Authorities have arrested a man, charging him with first-degree assault, after a stabbing downtown that left two men injured late Friday night. The suspected assailant was identified as 29-year-old Jorge Bonilla, according to city spokesperson Erin Henry. Bonilla was taken into police custody after he was found in a nearby alley, Henry said. Bonilla was also charged with second-degree assault, breach of peace and carrying a dangerous weapon.