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Seen and Heard in Norwalk: A contract, a lease, a historical piece
NORWALK, Conn. – Here are some items of interest that were seen or heard recently in Norwalk, including one news story we haven’t shared with you yet: Aquarium lease renewed The new lease for the Maritime Aquarium was approved by the Common Council Tuesday without much comment, as it was on the consent agenda, lumped…
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Old Norwalk recycling bins ignored by City Carting
NORWALK, Conn. – It’s clear: Many Norwalk residents did not get the memo – or the Code Red call. The Spring Hill neighborhood featured many old-style recycling bins still full of discarded materials late Monday afternoon in spite of numerous attempts on the part of the city to notify Norwalkers of the change to single-stream…
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Talking trash: Norwalk woman vows political action over garbage snafu
NORWALK, Conn. – With a stench “like a decomposed corpse” wafting through her Norwalk Hospital neighborhood Thursday, a political neophyte promised political activism – she’s going to campaign to keep Common Council members who voted to outsource Norwalk’s garbage pickup from being re-elected. Zaida Brown, a 20-year resident of Woodbury Avenue, was not satisfied by…