What's up Norwalk! Let's start this morning right by getting caught up on what's going on around town. Keep reading to stay in the loop. ☀️
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Today's riddle: Is there anybody completely useless? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Stew Leonard's Announces New Halloween-Themed Milk, Holiday Cookie Whipped Cream (patch.com) — Norwalk shoppers can now try Stew Leonard's new Screamsicle Milk, a Halloween-themed creamsicle-flavored drink in a collectible bottle, along with Cookie Milk light whipped cream on local shelves. The Norwalk store has even redecorated its animatronic Cookie Milk bottle for spooky season and is highlighting fall treats like apple cider donuts, caramel apple crisp cookies, and pumpkin soft serve.
2. Missing Person Reported In Norwalk: Police (patch.com) — Norwalk residents are being asked to help police locate 34-year-old Sindy Victor, reported missing by her mother and believed to be living out of a 2019 Nissan Rogue with Connecticut plate BY47327. She was last seen in Norwalk wearing a green crew neck sweater, black leggings, and red sneakers, and anyone with information is urged to contact local law enforcement.
3. Norwalk Home In "Desirable Broad River Area' Listed For Sale (patch.com) — House hunters in Norwalk's Broad River neighborhood may want to check out a newly listed bungalow at 21 Parallel Street, priced at $619,000. The home is described as a charming, versatile-layout property in a highly desirable part of the city, with more details and photos available online.
4. Norwalk Resident Wins Big Lottery Prize (patch.com) — A Norwalk resident just scored a $10,000 prize from a winning 10X CASH 18TH EDITION ticket bought at Norwalk Supermarket, highlighting a lucky moment for a local shopper. The Connecticut Lottery now withholds full winner names without written consent, aiming to better protect players from scams while still releasing basic prize information.
5. New Look, Same Bones: A Look at Norwalk's Updated City Website (nancyonnorwalk.com) — Norwalk has rolled out an updated city website that generally makes common tasks like finding tax information, permits, and council agendas quicker and more intuitive. However, some Spanish pages, detailed park and sports listings, and certain tools are harder to find or missing, while new features like a Permit Center and police transparency portal aim to streamline key services for residents.
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