The Norwalk Hour - 2022-01-19

• Highest paid Norwalk employees of 2021
• ‘Who We Are’ offers a searing view of racism in America
• In ‘Belle,’ a dazzling anime ‘Beauty and the Beast’
• Senator vows more funding for social-service providers
• Norwalk Community College receives $1 million from anonymous donors
• Police: Woman set fire in Norwalk hotel
• Bernhard to run for 26th state Senate District
• Rare new developmen­t takes shape adjacent to Darien train station
• Report: Social safety net supports many CT constructi­on workers
• Some businesses eligible for loans to recover from Ida
• Winding down COVID testing, Sema4 to make $623M acquisitio­n
• Women’s Business Developmen­t Council gets $300K grant
• State coffers swell to record levels even as COVID relief fades
• Dorothy M. Pramer
• Mawhinney, charged in Dulos disappeara­nce, has case on trial list
• Not just YOUR body we’re talking about
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Sacred Heart, Lyman Hall set for rematch
• GIRLS BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS
• Climate change makes the future of Nordic skiing uncertain
• U.S. faces wave of deaths from omicron variant in coming weeks, models say
• Blinken to meet with senior Russian as Ukraine tensions soar
• Middletown woman accepts insanity plea in Mar-a-Lago breach
• Man’s friends make fiancee suspicious
• NSAIDs unlikely to damage kidneys

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