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You care about Norwalk and you value local news.  Your gift helps continue NoN’s fearless reporting on your behalf. NewsMatch will double the first $1,000 of every donation, thanks to funding from the Institute for Non-Profit News, the Knight Foundation, the MacArthur foundation, the Gates Family foundation, and others. These national foundations will support your local news site… if you do. The Wall Street Neighborhood As*ociation (“WSNA”) has built significant momentum over the past six months.  We are residents, transformation of this once thriving business district into what we all know it could be – a clas*ic urban corridor where people As residents, business owners, and building owners, we understand what is, has and continues to impede this area’s progress.  We are not here to complain – we see the possibility and we are invested in making that happen.  While none of us has all the answers, together, through constant dialogue and listening we have developed a comprehensive plan of revitalization that is supported by a large, and growing number of stakeholders.  This includes, but is not limited to, the following initiatives: Continue reading Wall Street Norwalk High School seniors graduate June 18, 2018. (Brenda Wilcox-Williams) Americans like to tout the importance of a high school diploma, but research reported in the CT Mirror recently shows that RECORD-HIGH academic opportunity for Connecticut’s students. In the study, an unacceptable number of the state’s black and Hispanic high school graduates needed post-secondary remedial courses when compared to white students. In today’s world, students need some form of post-secondary education – whether it be a traditional four-year institution, training or credentialing program – to be prepared for success. Continue reading Look beyond graduation rates for the story of education opportunity Gov.-Elect Ned Lamont and his choice for chief operating officer, Paul Mounds. (CTMirror.org)