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The Norwalk Police Department has placed two teens under arrest in connection to shooting and bombing threats made online. Police say the threats were a hoax.
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After a fiery crash shut down Interstate 95 in Norwalk on Thursday, Connecticut officials say the goal is to have the highway reopened by the morning rush hour commute on Monday, May 6.
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One truck was carrying 8,500 gallons of gasoline, resulting in a huge blaze, causing possible structural damage and chemical runoff into the Norwalk River.
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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.