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The city has three magnet schools that serve kids from kindergarten to 12th grade.
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The president of the Connecticut Healthcare Associates, the union that may soon represent the workers, said a Morrison representative has held meetings with Norwalk Hospital employees without telling them that the meetings are optional. That’s against federal and state laws.
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Campbell’s Soup Co. plans to spend about $50 million to upgrade of its headquarters in New Jersey as it consolidates the central offices of snacks businesses from North Carolina and Connecticut.
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The Norwalk Board of Education has appealed a state Superior Court ruling that supports a mother who claims she was discriminated against for breastfeeding her child on school property.
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Norwalk Police arrested a man in connection with an assault that took place at a popular LGBTQ bar in the city's downtown area, but is not being investigated as a hate crime.
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Long Island Sound’s salt marshes provide rich habitat for coastal wildlife and protect shoreline communities from the signs of climate change.
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The Norwalk school district opened a new family center on Tuesday to serve as a one-stop location for families to access information on curriculum, special education and health programs.
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Republican Town Committee Chair Fred Wilms said that Ellen Wink, 61, was terminated a day after she fatally shot Kurt Lametta, 54, at her Nelson Avenue home.
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Police said Ellen Wink, 61, fatally shot Kurt Lametta, 54, at her Nelson Avenue home Thursday.
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State grants for a 1930s mansion and the city's YMCA set to be approved this week for Norwalk.