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Legislators to Discuss Malloy's Storm Response Bill

The proposal would require minimum staffing, response to emergencies, according to the AP.
Government  

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It's Winter. Where's the Snow?

After last year's snowpocalypse, this winter's relatively warm and dry weather is a relief to…
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0   Recommend Susan Schoenberger

Report: CL&P Grossly Unprepared For Storm

A national report on CL&P's response to storm on October 29 says utility company was…
Government  

0   Recommend Paul Devlin

Input Needed for Update to the Connecticut Hazard Mitigation…

Tropical Storm Irene, October Snowstorm Alfred, "Superstorm" Sandy, and Winter Storm Nemo have…
Announcements  

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MAP: How Much Snow Has Fallen in Norwalk?

Thanks to Winter Storm Nemo, Norwalk is expecting up to 2 feet of snow this weekend! See how…
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Obama Approves Funding State's Snow Clean-up Costs

Estimated $14.5 million spent by six counties within two days after Jan. 12 storm.
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Weather Service Calling For Possible 'Near Blizzard'…

Current computer models of the approaching storm show it bringing "significant snowfall" to…
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Best Winter Driving Tips from the Pros

Learn how to avoid accidents and injuries this winter driving season.
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Keeping Watch on the Ups & Downs of Blue Crabs

A new season has opened for blue crabbing in Connecticut, and a lot of folks who watch the…
A blue crab from Long Island Sound.
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A blue crab from Long Island Sound.

Hurricane Sandy Tracking as a Major Threat to New England

Connecticut is in the path of the 'Frankenstorm' described as 'a nor'easter with a hurricane…
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Schools Reopen, Trains Run, Life Goes On

No outages reported early Thursday
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CL&P Chief Resigns, Changes Announced

Embattled president Jeffrey Butler resigns from CL&P
Government  

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Norwalk Mechanic Offers Winter Driving Tips

Solid brakes and tires are essential, says owner of AAMCO Transmissions.
Business  

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2011: A 'Stormy' Year For Norwalk

2011 was a year marked by triumph, tragedy, and two storms that paralyzed Norwalk.
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Municipal Officials Slam Utilities Over Irene at State…

CL&P was unprepared for the storm and needs to be held to a higher standard before the next…
Government  

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For Snow Plowers, More Snowfall, More Business

While residents are tired of the white stuff, snow clearing companies are pleased with the…
Business  

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Incoming Blizzard May Be Accompanied by Flooding

Sunday morning's light snowfall was expected to be heavy at night, with gusts up to 50 mph and…
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Commuter Council Chair: MTA "Insulting and Condescending"

Chair: “Commissioner[...]that is insulting and condescending to the ridership of this railroad…
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Old Man Winter Ain't Done Yet: Snow on the Weekend

National Weather Service: "Motorists should exercise extreme caution" on slippery roads.
Top News  

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Low Cost Residential Rehab Loans

Norwalk Redevelopment Agency offers 3 percent loans for improvements.
Government  

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Norwalk Public Schools Closed Friday, March 8

A late Thursday night-early Friday morning snowfall is prompting schools across Connecticut to…
Schools  

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CT DMV Reminds Motorists to Remove Snow, Ice From Vehicles

Should snow or ice fall from your vehicle while driving and cause property damage and/or…
Around Town  

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Winter to Return to Norwalk Wednesday [Update]

Call it Mother Nature’s rude reminder that the first day of spring isn’t until March 20.
Top News  

0   Recommend Patrick Barnard

Five Things You Should Know About Norwalk: Thursday, March 3

You could appreciate the prose here, or read the whole thing in about 15 seconds by just…
Top News  

0   Recommend David Gurliacci

Snow Falls, Parking Fees Rise, Norwalkers Squeezed

Higher rates are driven by heavy snowfalls and lower revenue.
Government  

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For Farmers, Hurricane Irene Means Mildew, Pests & Lost…

About half the state's corn crop was lost, and 10 percent of the state's orchards were…
Business  

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Emergency Responders: 'Resolve to Be Ready in 2013'

The following is a release from the Norwalk Fire Department with safety tips to kick off the…
Police & Fire  

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Roof Rakes: Rare as Hen's Teeth

Most hardware stores in the area don't have them, and some have waiting lists.
Business  

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Norwalk Got 22 Inches on the Books - Share Photos Here!…

Saturday Evening Update: Snow emergency remains in effect in Norwalk. All streets are expected…
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2011: A Year for the Birds (in More Ways than One)

2011 is a year for the birds, but not in the way you're probably thinking.
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