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Firefighters rescued two dogs from the second floor of an Old Field Road house that was on fire late Thursday, but two cats perished in the blaze.
NORWALKBuilders Beyond Borders has received a $5,000 grant from Newman's Own Foundation in support of its local and global service program.Founded in 1993 with just 29 high school students volunteering on local and international building projects, Builders Beyond Borders provides more than .
Standoff Man Faces Dozens of Charges from New Canaan Police (New Canaan Patch)
The New Canaan resident involved in Friday's overnight standoff was arraigned Thursday morning in state Superior Court in Norwalk on charges that include 30 counts of second-degree harassment, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance. Among the graduates (Thehour)
Three area students recently graduated from Williams College. Himilcon Inciarte of Norwalk received a Bachelor of Arts in anthropology. McMahon to Open Office in Norwalk (Stamford News)
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Linda McMahon, the endorsed candidate headed into next week's primary, is opening an office in Norwalk. Please send your comments, news tips and press releases to NorwalkRoundup@gmail.com
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By ROBERT KOCH
Hour Staff Writer
On the eve of next Tuesday's primary elections, the Tea Party movement is returning to Norwalk to drum its message of fiscal conservatism and smaller government and tip voters toward candidates who share those views. The rally is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. outside Norwalk City Hall, 125 East Ave.
"There were a couple hundred people last time and we expect more this time," said Robert Willis, coordinator for the Fairfield County Tea Party, referring to a rally in May at City Hall. "We want to call attention to the (Republican) primary. We're going to have some speakers and candidates." Merkle said Martha A. Dean, the endorsed Republican candidate for the office of state attorney general, will be at the rally, as well as Rob Merkle, the Norwalk Republican hoping to win next Tuesday's Republican primary election for the 4th Congressional District and defeat Democratic incumbent Jim Himes in the November general election.
"The Tea Party supporters and groups are trying to get the candidate we believe can beat Jim Himes," Willis said. "We're just trying to educate the public on candidates, on who we support, and are urging everyone to vote in the primary on Aug. 10."
New Norwalk Fire Inspector Named (WSTC-AM Norwalk)
Norwalk has a new fire inspector. The "Hour" reports he is Kirk McDonald. He was a 9-year Norwalk Fire Department veteran. Drawings detail Wall Street Place (Thehour)
NORWALKBy ROBERT KOCHHour Staff WriterPOKO Partners LLC President and CEO Kenneth M. Olson brought to City Hall on Wednesday morning detailed construction drawings for Phase One of Wall Street Place."They're construction documents. 
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