The Norwalk Hour - 2019-01-24

• Super-drama sonorific middle-schoolers do this
• Metro-North to up ride times
• Arts Center exhibit features photojourn­alist’s unique eye
• Residents question city’s growth rate
• Stick-to-your-ribs barbecue
• STAR honors its volunteers
• DeLauro joins ranks of lawmakers donating pay
• Cartoon exhibit returns to museum
• Final arguments made in Stamford shooting trial
• ASML LOOKS FOR MOMENTUM
• A bullish, colorful market forecast
• Tax breaks to help create local ‘opportunit­y zones’
• Trade group wants halt to natural gas expansion
• Stocks waver as signs of future growth wobble
• Mueller investigat­ion: Manafort denies lying
• Café Ruche lawsuit comes up short
• Many government­s throw support to Venezuela’s Guaido
• Pelosi says no State of Union speech
• Cohen delaying testimony to Congress
• Kentucky school comes under fire
• Murphy ‘100 percent’ not running for president
• Richard Eyman
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Mary Sirade Shimko
• Behold the many faces of Donald Trump
• Do your part to stop modern slavery
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Norwalk makes history
• Defense helps Huskies sprint to win
• Patriots’ defense is back on track
• The life of pageants and ponies
• Sound Tigers can’t overcome early deficit
• A look around the local scene
• Thomas enrolled at UConn
• Thompson becomes Hamden’s all-time leading scorer
• GIRLS BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS
• Lefty Pomeranz inks 1-year deal with Giants
• 1 point away, Serena stunned by Pliskova
• Hall of Fame is becoming a mighty crowded place
• Next year it’s Jeter’s chance to join Rivera
• Parents puzzled by use of first names
• Swelling may be due to valves in veins
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB

The Norwalk Hour - 2019-01-23

The Norwalk Hour - 2019-01-25