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'A nightmare' - Disturbing video shows 95-year-old grandmother assaulted by home aide in Harlem
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California fugitive arrested by US Marshals, police in Norwalk
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‘You know who I am?’ Police video shows Bridgeport councilman’s ‘combative’ traffic stop
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The Mountain Goats to Play District Music Hall in Norwalk on Monday
While they’re not unsung heroes, The Mountain Goats have certainly had an impact on today’s independent music realm. Led by vocalist and guitarist John Darnielle, they were doing folk-driven alt-rock... Haven’t subscribed yet? Click here to register. CT Examiner is just $20 a year. And if you...
On Wilson Point, fences – good or bad – don’t always make good neighbors
Anne Yang of Norwalk didn’t back down when her homeowner’s association hit her with a $100-a-day fine for an allegedly unacceptable fence. She took the Wilson Point Property Owners Association (WPPOA) to court. Six years later, Yang, a Board of Estimate and Taxation member, has won four of...
Photo of the Day: Beach Bocce
Playing bocce at Calf Pasture Beach, Alex Marsan lines up her shot while her husband Steve anxiously looks on during a practice game on Monday, July 15. On Wednesday nights, their team, the ENO All-Stars, competes in the 32- team Rebecca DiPanni Memorial Bocce League. “We wanted something to do together, and it’s really fun,” said Alex.
Five takeaways from the July 23 Common Council meeting
Here’s a look at five things that happened at the Norwalk Common Council meeting on Tuesday. 1. New Common Council member Nicole Eaddy was sworn in. Eaddy, a Democrat from District C, replaced former council member Melissa Murray who, along with council member Jenn McMurrer, resigned earlier this month.
Norwalk Harbor: Open to all? Or ‘a dumping ground’ for barges?
NancyOnNorwalk recently received an inquiry from a reader about commercial barges parked in Norwalk Harbor. Among other things, the letter writer said this:. Our harbor has become the parking lot for barges that are working in other towns. Currently, and for the past eight weeks, a barge/crane and tugboat has been anchored in front of Shorefront Park, Marvin Beach and Gregory Point area…
School supplies collected by Domestic Violence Task Force
WESTPORT — School supplies are being collected by the Westport Domestic Violence Task Force to support children residing in the region’s Domestic Violence Crisis Center safe houses. The campaign, supported by the Westport Rotary Club and the Positive Directions agency, is planned from Sunday, July 28, through Sunday,...
Kami Evans to run for State Senate District 26
Westport resident Kami Evans has announced her candidacy for the State Senate seat in District 26. Known for her advocacy of family values and community strength, Evans aims to bring her dedication and experience to the legislative arena. Evans holds a bachelor’s degree in Corporate Communications from Southern Connecticut State...
‘Westport Prize for Literature’ finalists announced
WESTPORT — Three novels, a singular honor: The Westport Prize for Literature. The Westport Library this week announced the three finalists for the literary prize, now in its second year. The winner will be honored Sept. 21 during the library’s annual “StoryFest,” a multi-faceted showcase for stories and storytellers, which will take place Sept. 20-24.
19-Year-Old Charged With Shooting New Haven Man On City Street
Bridgeport resident Maurice Beverly was arrested on Thursday, July 11, for the Sunday, June 23 incident in which a 23-year-old New Haven resident was shot on a city street in New Haven. According to Officer Christian Bruckhart of the New Haven Police, officers responded to the area of Whalley Avenue...
Spray-Painted Racial Slur Discovered During Investigation Of Vandalism At Aite HS In Stamford
The incident occurred at the Academy of Information Technology and Engineering (AITE) in Stamford. Mayor Caroline Simmons, Stamford Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Tamu Lucero, and Stamford Board of Education President Jackie Heftman released a joint statement late Friday afternoon, July 26 on the incident. “During the Stamford Police Department’s investigation...
Chopt lawsuit over finger in salad at Mount Kisco location resolved
A Greenwich, Connecticut, woman who says she bit into a severed portion of a human finger in her salad at Chopt has apparently settled her lawsuit against the fast-casual restaurant chain. Allison Cozzi alleges that in April of last year, she was given a salad at the restaurant's Mount Kisco location that contained...
Monsieur Touton Hosts Latour Wine Dinner
Monsieur Touton Selection, Ltd., hosted a wine dinner showcasing the wines of Louis Latour at the Stamford Yacht Club on June 9. Eléonore Latour, Vice President and 12th-generation winemaker of the Latour family, was in attendance to present the featured wines to guests. Yacht Club members enjoyed a multicourse dinner prepared by Executive Chef Alan Dancyger and the venue’s culinary team, paired with Louis Latour Pernand-Vergelesses 1er Cru En Caradeux and Marsannay Rouge, and truffles from Sabatino. For more than 200 years and through 11 generations, Domaine Louis Latour remains family-run and is the largest Grand Cru Domaine in Burgundy, where it creates its renowned French wines. Eléonore Latour was appointed as Vice President of Maison Louis Latour and its U.S. subsidiary in March 2024.
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