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A What a way to start the weekend. The first Friday in June is National Doughnut Day and Dunkin' Donuts and Krispy Kreme are offering deals in honor of the day.
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Items Stolen from Front Porch, Rear Office
Even items left on your front porch or in your office can be stolen, as shown by these reports of local larcenies released by i»¿ Darien police i»¿: Wallet stolen from store rear office Sometime between 4 and 5:30 p.m. Saturday, May 19, a dark-brown, zippered Coach wallet containing about $70 and some credit cards was stolen from a rear office of ... (more)
2012 Summer Concert Schedule announced
The City of Norwalk's Recreation and Parks Director Michael Mocciae, First County Bank's President and COO Kathy Harris and Norwalk Mayor Richard Moccia.
Man admits assault in recruiting scheme
A man who recruited young men for a fake intelligence agency, then whipped them and placed needles under their fingernails, has pleaded guilty to assault.
Norwalk youth featured in int'l children's art show
"Science Project" by Max Parizot, 9, is one of 150 works on display in the 16th International Children's Art Show at the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk.
Norwalk police union wants chaplain to resign over comments about gangs
City police union officials are calling for the department's chaplain to resign after she accused police officers of racial profiling following a Memorial Day incident in which a police officer radioing for backup said more than 100 Crips and Bloods gang members were at Calf Pasture Beach.
Javette Willoughby 16, stands next to a memorial laid out this morning for John "Debo" Alston on Thursday, May 24, 2012, where he was shot and killed on S. Main in South Norwalk on Wednesday, May 23, 2012.
Norwalk man to be charged with murder
Norwalk detectives with the help of the U.S. Marshall's Service arrested a city man Thursday in connection with last week's killing of a 35-year-old man who was gunned down on a South Norwalk Street.
Norwalk police dispute racial profiling accusation
Norwalk's police union says known gang members were involved in fights at a city beach on Memorial Day, and are disputing accusations that an officer engaged in racial profiling.
Norwalk forecast: Sunny & warm
For the first time in days, the forecast for southwestern Connecticut has no warning about possible showers or thunderstorms -- just clear skies and warm temperatures.
After being told his marriage was over, a Norwalk man beat his wife with an iron and pool cue before stabbing her with a kitchen knife early Wednesday morning, police said.
GE Capital to repay $19M in Petters settlement
General Electric Capital Corp. has agreed to repay $19 million in interest and principal it received from the $3.65 billion Ponzi scheme Minnesota businessman Tom Petters was convicted of orchestrating.
Psyche ward patient charged with choking fellow patient
A Norwalk Hospital psyche ward patient was arrested Tuesday and charged with choking a female patient who he had never talked to, police said.
Darien artists featured in 'Words Matter' exhibit
Wilson Avenue Loft Artists will have an opening reception at Wilton Library for its iWords Matteri exhibition on Friday, June 1, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The exhibition runs through June 29 with a portion of sales benefiting the library.
This piece by Lynn Stephens Massey will be on display at Brendan's 101 with other works of her apple art.
Xerox Plans 700 Jobs For New Greeley Call Center
The company announced Tuesday that it will employ 350 permanent workers and another 350 on a temporary basis who will work through early 2013.
Wilton Police: Norwalk Teen Arrested at WHS had Xanax
The 19 year-old arrested following a trespassing on school grounds report at Wilton High School last Thursday allegedly had two orange pills, which he said were Xanax, in his pocket, according to Captain John Lynch of the Wilton Police Department.
Injured Stamford police officer released from hospital
The city police officer injured in a 20-foot fall during a pursuit last week was released from the hospital Friday and returned to his Fairfield home, police said.
Police Chief: Officer Erred in Gang Membership of Youths Involved in Beach Brawl
An officer's requestA Monday afternoon for additional patrol unitsA to quell a fight between members of the notorious Crips and BloodsA gangs at Calf Pasture Beach Park was overstated, Police Chief Harry W. Rilling said Tuesday.
'Too Bad He Doesn't Practice What He Preaches...'
FAIRFIELD: "$924 worth of merchandise from Stop & Shop? At their prices, she couldn't have gotten too much.