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Norwalk Hour Index - January - December, 2005
A
AARP-NORWALK
Graffiti to gangs [photo].
5/18/05 pA1+
AARP-WESTPORT/WESTON
Freitag named chairman of
AARP senior health [photo].
2/24/05 pC4
Officers inducted by AARP
chapter [photo]. 7/21/05 pC3+
AAUWNORWALK/WESTPORT
Booked for the weekend [photo
with caption]. 3/21/05 pA4
Shays says terror fight must
rely on detection and
prevention. 3/30/05 pA3+
ABANDONMENT OF
HOUSING-CONNECTICUT
Fight over abandonment of
buildings continues. 4/8/05
pA4
ABANDONMENT OF
HOUSING-NORWALK
Abandoned property a tragedy
waiting to happen [letter].
4/4/05 pA10
ABATE, MIKE
Abate, Mulcahy still fighting for
pro football lives [photo].
8/18/05 pA11+
Norwalk’s Abate turning pro in
second sport [photo]. 11/9/05
pA9+
Saloon’s run ends [photo].
9/22/05 pA16
ABEL, ALAN
Biopix proves joker dad is quite
a card [photo]. 1/17/05 pA3+
Locals find fresh ways to
observe holy days [photo].
10/10/05 pA1+
ABEL, JENNY
'Abel Raises Cain' takes top
honors at film festival.
2/13/05 pA3+
ABELARD, DARLINEDA
College bound [photo with
caption]. 3/4/05 pA1
ABERCROMBIE & FITCH
(RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT)
McMahon students send a
message to retailer [edit].
11/17/05 pA8
Students demand dignity: 'Girl’cott calls for end to T-shirt
sales [photo]. 11/10/05 pA1+
Students right to stage ‘girlcott’
against T-shirts [letter].
11/16/05 pA12
ABONYI, CLEMENT
Titans, Packers advance
[photo]. 10/31/05 pA13+
ABORTION-LAW AND
LEGISLATION
Activists fear Roe v. Wade
reversal. 7/11/05 pA1+
‘Griswold’ case still colors
privacy debate. 9/26/05 pA1+
ABORTION-MORAL AND
ETHICAL ASPECTS
'Abortion' is another kind of
execution [letter]. 1/1/05 pA10
Abortion limits future work force
of the nation [letter]. 5/9/05
pA10
Abortion not same as execution
[letter]. 1/6/05 pA6
Women’s rights under attack
ABRAHAM, CHRISTINE
Business-to-business care:
Firm provides care services
for companies [photo].
4/21/05 pC1+
ABRAHAM, MILLICENT
Job fair brings 300 to City Hall
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA3+
ABRAMOWITZ, SIDNEY
Wright Tech getting new
principal. 5/22/05 pA3+
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
Article highlights lack of focus
on priorities [letter]. 10/21/05
pA10
No Norwalk students qualify as
National Merit semifinalists.
9/15/05 pA6
Norwalk’s Mitten, Thomson
tabbed FCIAC scholar
athletes [photo]. 10/16/05 pB3
Region’s leaders seek to bridge
achievement gap. 6/9/05
pA1+
School system must focus on
helping students improve
skills [letter]. 3/23/05 pA12
Staples High honors students
of month [photo]. 3/17/05 pC5
Students rewarded for
academic success. 3/7/05
pA3+
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ACCIDENTS
Lawsuit calls park negligent in
boy's death. 9/13/05 pA1+
Local boy who died at Playland
ID’d [photo]. 8/5/05 pA1+
Mother to file lawsuit over girl's
partially severed foot. 2/23/05
pA3+
Norwalk boy, 7, found dead in
water at Playland ride. 8/4/05
pA15
ACCIDENTS-NORWALK
2 men hit by car on way to train
station. 10/8/05 pA3+
Accident victim identified as
Stamford resident, 28. 4/9/05
pA1
Landscape worker dies in fall
from tree [photo]. 4/8/05 pA1+
Man killed in S. Norwalk
[photo]. 4/10/05 pA1+
Minivan slips off jack, seriously
injures man. 7/25/05 pA1+
Mom sues city, NHA after child
falls from window. 4/28/05
pA3
Mysterious death alarms
Norwalkers. 12/3/05 pA1+
Naked body found near tracks;
Witnesses: Man had been
drinking at Mermaids strip
club [photo]. 12/2/05 pA1+
Norwalk man dies in mishap in
N.Y. 6/15/05 pA3
Norwalk man slain with saw in
Bridgeport. 7/16/05 pA1+
Police source: Man’s death
may have been untimely
accident. 12/4/05 pA1
Recent victims identified.
6/17/05 pA1+
Report finds woman under
influence in train incident.
3/2/05 pA1+
Tragedy affected two families
[letter]. 4/16/05 pA10
Tree falls on house [photo with
Woman falls to her death.
4/21/05 pA3
ACELERO LEARNING
NEON running tighter ship,
consultant tells board. 4/7/05
pA3+
ACEVEDO, JESUS
Inside Out: A glimpse behind
the walls of Norwalk's
corporate offices - Hillard
Bloom Shellfish [photo].
9/11/05 pC5
ACHIEVE (ORGANIZATION)
Achieving something great
[photo with caption]. 11/20/05
pA4
ACKLEY, CHRISTOPHER
New leaders for Bravest:
Ackley takes helm at
Westport Fire Dept. [photo].
4/30/05 pA1+
Rising through the ranks
[photo]. 4/27/05 pA1+
Westport says its loss will be
Norwalk's gain. 4/2/05 pA1+
ACNE
Laser acne cure available.
3/5/05 pA18+
ACORN (ORGANIZATION)
Mayoral candidate Lucero
looks to highlight issues
ignored by others. 10/4/05
pA1+
ACTORS-NORWALK
Relevant roles: Norwalk actors
widen horizons [photo].
2/12/05 pA3+
ADAMS, BRENT
Bears bound and determined
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA13+
ADDERLY, CLEOPHAS
Giving voice to their faith:
Soulful sound [photo with
ADDISON, THOUNSA JR.
Curtis urges calm [photo].
1/31/05 pA1+
Norwalk teen laid to rest: 17year-old was shot while
driving [photo]. 2/1/05 pA1+
Police have leads, no suspects
in slaying. 1/29/05 pA3+
Slain Norwalk man’s family
wants justice [photo]. 10/4/05
pA1+
ADDISON, TIFFANY
Adolescent poets share their
words at Side by Side
reading [photo]. 11/21/05
pA1+
ADINOLFI, RICK
Laurels crown new champs
[photo]. 6/14/05 pA15
ADOPTION
Adoption agencies fear impact
of abuse case. 12/4/05 pA3+
Adoptive love: Families
celebrate at Stepping Stones
museum [photo]. 7/29/05
pA3+
Lieberman presents hero
award to Wiltonian [photo].
4/12/05 pA1+
Museum’s adoption exhibit
offers hope [photo]. 6/7/05
pA1+
ADULT EDUCATION SEE
CONTINUING EDUCATION
ADVANCED AESTHETICS
INC.
Cosmetic firm coming to city.
11/11/05 pA19
ADVANCED HEALTH
PROFESSIONALS
Business profile [photo with
caption]. 2/10/05 pC1
ADVANCED PLACEMENT
PROGRAMS (EDUCATION)
Ed board OKs college credits
policy. 1/19/05 pA1+
New advanced high school
courses may be offered.
11/17/05 pA3+
ADVERTISING
Fight TV trash with the off
button [letter]. 7/29/05 pA10
TV viewers fed up with
increase in commercials
[letter]. 1/5/05 pA10
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
In brief: i3 agency moves
offices to Wilton. 12/15/05
pC1
In brief: Local company in
running for awards. 9/18/05
pC5
In brief: Snyder Group gets
marketing award. 4/15/05
pB10
In brief: Westport firm earns
awards. 12/8/05 pC1
In brief: Westport graphics
company honored. 11/1/05
pA19
It's all about the juice: Westport
design firm helps carrot
distributor venture far afield
[photo]. 2/27/05 pC5+
2
Taking the industry by storm:
Fast-growing ad agency
builds on its success [photo].
7/12/05 pA19+
ADVERTISING AND YOUTH
War on ‘mannequinism’ gets
political. 11/7/05 pA1+
AETNA INC.
Aetna gets office space in
Norwalk. 7/6/05 pA19+
Aetna’s return will bring about
50 jobs to Norwalk. 7/26/05
pC1
In brief: Aetna announces
Medicare Web site. 11/23/05
pA21
In brief: Aetna extends network
into 5 states. 10/8/05 pA21
In brief: Aetna gets antitrust OK
for HMS buy. 7/16/05 pA17
In brief: Aetna Inc. earnings up
43 percent in Q2. 7/29/05
pA19
In brief: Aetna to partner with
MHA network. 7/23/05 pA17
In brief: Points of Light names
Aetna for recognition. 8/3/05
pA19
AFFANY, ABDEL
Business Personnel Moves.
10/28/05 pA20+
AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES TO
CRIMINAL TRESPASSNORWALK
Police Blotter. 12/3/05 pA4
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
SEE HOUSING, SEE ALSO
PUBLIC HOUSINGNORWALK
AFRICAN AMERICAN
SCHOOL CHILDRENNORWALK
Blazing a trail: Norwalk boy is
first black student at
prestigious Mead School
[photo]. 11/26/05 pA1+
AFSCME 1042 (UNION)
Snow removal policy change
upsets DPW [letter]. 12/23/05
pA6
AFTER SCHOOL DAY CARE
SEE SCHOOL-AGE CHILD
CARE
A.G. EDWARDS & SONS, INC.
Northeast region No. 1 in ‘nest
egg’ savings. 12/21/05 pA21+
AGATE, SARAH
Food, fun and family: Smiles
aplenty for thousands at
Oyster Fest [photo]. 9/11/05
pA1+
AGED-ABUSE OF
Elderly warned about cyber
scams, ID theft. 4/26/05 pA3+
To foil scam artists, stay on
guard constantly [column].
6/18/05 pA10
AGED-CONNECTICUT
Aging, attitude focus of talk.
5/12/05 pA3+
Attitude adjustment: Seniors
are learning to keep it fresh
[photo]. 10/23/05 pA1+
Forever young at heart: In
retirement, financial
manager’s zest for life finds
new outlets [photo]. 11/21/05
pA3+
Happier than clams: Old friends
pursue shellfish pleasures
[photo]. 12/12/05 pA1+
Keeping up with the Joneses
[photo]. 11/14/05 pA1+
Learning Institute reaches out
for more diverse enrollment
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA3+
No time to slow down: Many
seniors keep on working
[photo]. 10/29/05 pA1+
Students 50 and over stay
mentally fit taking courses at
NCC [photo]. 8/27/05 pA3+
AGED-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
Agency on Aging ready to help
seniors with prescription drug
plan questions [letter].
12/20/05 pA10
AGED-NORWALKSEE ALSO
NORWALK SENIOR
CENTER
Seniors fastest growing age
group in city: As population
increases, so do local
services [photo]. 3/20/05
pA1+
Seniors just eat it up as
restaurant finds its niche
[photo]. 4/11/05 pA3+
AGED-SERVICES FORNORWALKSEE ALSO
NORWALK SENIOR
CENTER
Don't change senior center bus
trip policy [letter]. 8/14/05 pC8
Door to door transport [photo
with caption]. 1/13/05 pC3
Going bananas: Home Instead
throws 'banana parties' for
elderly [photo]. 3/16/05 pA18+
Lawmakers applauded for
efforts on senior issues.
12/7/05 pA3+
Norwalk seniors: $5 bus fee
'worth it.' Not many
complaints as new cost is
phased in [photo]. 8/24/05
pA1+
Senior ‘surfers’: Norwalk
seniors get onto the Web
[photo]. 7/27/05 pA3+
Senior transit services could
get $5M boost. 12/28/05 pA3+
pA1+
Seniors not happy about
change for center’s trips
AGED-WESTPORT
Rambling around: Couple fills
retirement with travel [photo].
10/25/05 pA1+
AGOSTO, EDWIN
2005 All-Area Wrestling Team
pA16
Bears squeeze past Senators
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA9+
Wilton runs over McMahon in
rout [photo]. 11/5/05 pA15+
AGUIAR, AMANDA
McMahon fights off Warriors
[photo]. 6/2/05 pA11+
Sparks stunned in finale
[photo]. 6/28/05 pA9+
AHEARNE, PAT
Bluefish on a mission [photo].
4/27/05 pB1+
AIG FINANCIAL PRODUCTS
CORP.
In brief: Wilton company closes
energy deal. 7/28/05 pC1
McGinnis hired as AIG energy
chief. 7/13/05 pA19
AIR-POLLUTION
Asbestos removal on hold.
5/18/05 pA5
3
McMahon dust problem
curbed; Corda: No risk of
asbestos exposure for
teachers, students [photo].
4/16/05 pA1+
Possible asbestos scares
teachers. 4/12/05 pA1+
AIROOM INC. (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
Airoom Design coming to town.
11/3/05 pA1
AITORO, DAVID
Goin' fishing: Bassos retiring
after years in banking
industry [photo]. 10/19/05
pA22
AITORO, DAVID, TONY AND
VINCENT
Preparing the palates:
Chamber schedules ‘Taste of
Norwalk’ event [photo].
4/23/05 pA18
ALBA, GEDWARD
Bears leave Cards in a knot
[photo]. 9/27/05 pB1+
ALBANO, GEORGE
This summer was full of great
stories [photo]. 8/29/05 pA13+
Turning 50 not over the hill for
one sports lover [photo].
1/21/05 pA13+
What Norwalk needs is a third
basketball team [photo].
1/7/05 pA11+
ALBERT, BRIAN
An online bite of the big apple:
Web site sells N.Y.C. street
vendor stuff — even
knockoffs [photo]. 6/2/05
pC1+
ALBERTELLI, RICK
Courville Tournament Scores
an Ace [photo with caption].
2/21/05 pA15
ALBIN, ANNIE
A living legacy: Rowayton
resident honored for 75 years
of service to DAR [photo].
11/6/05 pA3+
ALBRIGHT, LYNN
11/9/05 pB1
ALBRIGHT, MADELEINE
Norwalk girl meets role model
[photo]. 4/22/05 pA1+
ALCIN, MARTHA
Picketing for jobs: Ex-workers
want jobs at DoubleTree
Hotel [photo]. 6/8/05 pA1+
ALCOHOL
Sunday liquor sales focus of
debate. 1/5/05 pA1+
ALCOHOL AND DRUG
AWARENESS PROGRAM
(ADAP)
Alcohol-drug awareness
groups start controversial.
11/6/05 pA3+
ALCOHOL-ILLEGAL
DISTRIBUTION TO MINORS
Diageo supports liquor bill.
12/15/05 pC1
Hometown company working to
keep families safe [column].
3/27/05 pC6+
ALCOHOL-ILLEGAL
DISTRIBUTION TO MINORSNORWALK
24 stores cited for underage
liquor sales. 9/20/05 pA1+
Panel yanks lounge license.
4/23/05 pA3
ALCOHOL-PHYSIOLOGICAL
EFFECT
Doctor: Abstinence best cure
for hangover. 12/31/05 pA1+
ALCOHOL-POSSESSION BY
MINOR-NORWALK
Drinking age an issue again.
4/14/05 pA3+
Norwalk mayor pleased with
drinking ordinance. 1/23/05
pA1+
Police Blotter. 6/16/05 pA4,
2/3/05 pA4
Six area teenagers found in
vacant house facing charges.
7/13/05 pA4
Underage drinking law would
save teens' lives [letter].
1/21/05 pA10
ALCOHOL-POSSESSION BY
MINOR-WESTPORT
Drinking ordinance may lead to
worse problems [letter].
1/28/05 pA10
Izzo still opposes underage
drinking ordinance [letter].
1/27/05 pA8
RTM action robs police of vital
tool to protect kids [letter].
10/20/05 pA8
Underage drinking in limbo until
December. 3/3/05 pA4
Underage drinking ordinance
fails to address cause [letter].
2/9/05 pA10
may be revived in different
form. 3/26/05 pA3
ALCOHOLISM AND
EMPLOYMENT
Drinking on the job usually
grounds for firing
[column][photo]. 5/13/05 pA19
ALCORN, NIGEL
Finding 'Courage to Speak':
Hundreds of parents, children
turn out in Norwalk [photo].
3/15/05 pA3+
ALDERMAN, BILL
Prize-winning photographer
pC4
ALDRIDGE, KEITH
Tiger magic in Norwalk: Sound
Tigers defenceman reads to
children [photo]. 2/24/05 pA3
ALEXANDER, BILLY
A state finalist from Norwalk
pB6
ALITO, SAMUEL A. JR.
Conn. senators concerned over
nominee: Dodd
'disappointed,' Lieberman will
wait and see [photo]. 11/1/05
pA1+
Lieberman: Alito’s Roe memo
sparks ‘concern.’ 12/2/05
pA3+
ALL GIRL JAZZ CREW
Dancers give senior center a
leg up [photo]. 3/20/05 pA3
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC
SCHOOL
All Saints no field of dreams for
Pop Warner [photo]. 9/2/05
pA11+
All Saints School shouldn't
'subsidize' Pop Warner
[letter]. 9/12/05 pA10
CCHS graduates remember
school days [photo]. 11/26/05
pA3+
Girl Scouts create, fill Easter
baskets. 3/24/05 pC3
Pop Warner piece a hatchet
job, missed the point [letter].
9/4/05 pC8
4
Renewable energy lesson
pC5
Science on a youthful scale:
Norwalk students impressive
at science fair [photo]. 2/3/05
pA3+
Students create care baskets
for patients [photo]. 3/31/05
pC8
ALLEGIENT SYSTEMS
In brief: Wilton company
launches Web site. 6/22/05
pA19
ALLEGRETTA, ANDY
Just a hunch [column][photo].
9/8/05 pA11
ALLEN, EMILY
Wilton, Weston stand at
extremes [photo]. 4/5/05
pA13+
ALLEN, NATHANIEL
Norwalk Head Start program
expands [photo with caption].
2/8/05 pA1
ALLEN'S CLAM HOUSE
PROPERTY-WESTPORT
Transformation of Allen's
property into park continues.
4/17/05 pA3+
ALLENS MEADOWS-WILTON
Selectmen tab funds for tennis
courts. 3/23/05 pA1+
ALLERGY
Legislature safeguards allergic
kids. 8/29/05 pA10
Schools would have to
accommodate allergic
children. 5/30/05 pA1+
ALLEY, DICK SEE FISHING
ALLIED DOMECQ SPIRITS
USA
Allied Domecq agrees to $14.2
billion takeover. 4/21/05 pC1+
In brief: Allied Domecq,
Carnival sign deal. 10/5/05
pA19
In brief: Allied Domecq
announces deal. 3/1/05 pA19
In brief: Allied Domecq wins 49
brand awards. 3/22/05 pA19
New bid may be coming for
Allied Domecq. 4/26/05 pA6
ALLIGATORS
Albino gator makes Aquarium
home [photo]. 5/28/05 pA3+
Albino 'gator to reside here.
5/12/05 pA3+
ALLIGATORS (Continued)
A little celebrity exposure:
Albino alligator teaches sun
safety on his way out [photo].
8/13/05 pA3+
See ya later, alligator: Maritime
Aquarium bids farewell to
rare reptile [photo]. 9/6/05
pA3+
ALLOTT, ANTHONY J.
5/6/05 pA18
ALMEIDA, ROCHELLE
Builders Beyond Borders raises
$40K with tag sale [photo].
3/14/05 pA1+
ALOISE, ALEX
Bears bow [photo with caption].
5/29/05 pA1
The Hour’s All Area Softball
2005 [photo with caption].
6/25/05 pA16
ALTAMIRA (FIRM)
awards. 12/8/05 pC1
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY
SOURCES
Company offers new option for
heating. 2/15/05 pC1+
pC5
Vegetarian transport: Woman's
VW runs on vegetable oil
[photo]. 3/11/05 pA3
Westport encouraging green
energy sign-ups. 4/17/05
pA3+
ALTERNATIVE TO
INCARCERATION
PROGRAM
Non-violent offenders get
chance to make clean break
with past [photo]. 6/4/05 pA1+
ALTERWITZ, IRWIN
Survivor: Beware male breast
cancer [photo]. 10/18/05 pA1+
ALTIERI, CAROLINE
Passing the Cup [photo with
ALTIERI, JOHN A.
NHS alumni to honor 5 noted
educators [photo]. 2/21/05
pA3+
ALTSCHULER, DAVID
Wreckers fend off Tigers
[photo]. 1/19/05 pA13+
ALVARAZ, DANIELLE
The hard road to success:
Scholarship winners
overcome tough times
[photo]. 6/25/05 pA3+
ALVES, HUGO
Trojans repel feisty Cougars
[photo]. 10/20/05 pA11+
ALVORD, BARBARA
Workers ready to give flu shots
[photo]. 10/7/05 pA1+
ALVORD, HAROLD F.SEE
ALSO NORWALK-PUBLIC
WORKS, DEPT. OF
Al fresco dining less important
than parking lot [edit]. 3/20/05
pC8
Alvord: Signal upgrade No.1
priority. 2/24/05 pA1+
Early opening: Norwalk bridge
reopens Monday [photo].
1/4/05 pA3+
Embattled public works director
fires back. 12/28/05 pA1+
Officials announce new lighting
for SoNo [photo]. 10/4/05
pA1+
Rolling along [photo with
Table yet to be set for outdoor
dining in Norwalk. 3/16/05
pA1+
ALVORD, JAMES
A mission of faith: Voice of
Faithful members return
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
Benefit to raise funds for
Alzheimer’s research. 10/8/05
pA3+
GE, Eli Lilly to team up against
Alzheimer’s. 4/20/05 pA17+
AMADORE, PILAR
Sometimes there is a free
lunch [photo]. 12/28/05 pA3+
AMATO, JENNY
McMahon, Staples battle to a
draw [photo]. 11/2/05 pA13+
AMATRUDO, MARC
Deputy fire chief tapped in
Westport. 9/15/05 pA3+
AMBERJACKS
(RESTAURANT)
‘New York-style’ club to replace
Amberjacks [photo]. 3/25/05
pA1+
5
AMBLER PARK-NORWALK
6th Dist. rejects Ambler Park
plan. 7/22/05 pA7
AMBROISE, SAMUEL
Mixed reaction to winter
weather [photo]. 1/6/05 pA1+
AMBROSE, KRISTEN
Pancake breakfast earns place
on YWCA annual events
schedule [photo]. 2/10/05 pC5
AMBYESE (ORGANIZATION)
Local students take part in
academic symposium [letter].
1/4/05 pA6
AMERICA-HISTORYJUVENILE LITERATURE
A reading list to help children
understand America [letter].
8/15/05 pA10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN
SEE AAUWNORWALK/WESTPORT
AMERICAN CANCER
SOCIETY
Raising awareness: Cancer
fund-raiser unites survivors,
singers, stars [photo].
7/18/05 pA1+
Saying it with flowers [photo
AMERICAN EXPRESS
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Merritt 7 inks lease with AmEx.
9/28/05 pA21
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
STATE, COUNTY AND
MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
COUNCIL 4
Gov’t workers union backs
Knopp [photo]. 11/3/05 pA1+
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
STATE, COUNTY AND
MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
LOCAL 2405
DPW workers may boycott
open house. 9/29/05 pA3+
AMERICAN LEGION POST 12NORWALK
Anastasia coaching a new
game [photo]. 8/9/05 pA9
Junior Legion ends season with
21st win in a row [photo].
7/26/05 pA13+
Junior Legion loses 1st.
6/20/05 pA16
Junior Legion ousted. 8/7/05
pB1+
AMERICAN LEGION POST 12NORWALK (Continued)
Junior Legion routs Weston
[photo]. 7/8/05 pA13+
Junior Legion squad excels in
first year [photo]. 6/28/05 pA9
Junior Legion sweeps Stamford
in debut [photo]. 6/12/05 pB1+
Junior Legion trounces
Trumbull [photo]. 6/26/05
pB1+
Junior team leads Norwalk into
new era [photo]. 6/9/05 pA11+
Juniors roll on. 7/3/05 pB2
Juniors win again. 7/4/05 pA17
Kozar tosses three-hitter.
6/24/05 pA15
Legion batters Niantic. 7/25/05
pA13+
Legion rips Ridgefield. 7/8/05
pA16
Legion salutes quiet, gentle
man who loved to tinker
[photo]. 9/6/05 pA3+
Legion stopped by Westbrook.
7/31/05 pB1+
Legion survives by halting
Simsbury. 8/2/05 pA13+
Legion urges donations for
hurricane survivors [letter].
9/9/05 pA10
The luck of the Irish: Legion's
St. Patrick's Day dinner,
show a sellout [photo]. 3/7/05
pA1+
A new beginning for Norwalk
Legion: One for the thumb
[photo]. 6/9/05 pA11+
Norwalk Junior Legion downs
Trumbull. 6/22/05 pA16
Norwalk Legion bounces back
[photo]. 7/13/05 pA13+
Norwalk Legion dethroned
[photo]. 7/21/05 pA11+
Norwalk Legion downs
Stamford again. 7/14/05 pA16
Norwalk Legion forces playoff
[photo]. 7/20/05 pA13+
Norwalk Legion opens states
today. 7/23/05 pA15
Norwalk Legion squad alive in
Zone title race. 7/19/05 pA9+
Norwalk Legion still perfect.
7/2/05 pA15
Norwalk Legion sweeps
Stratford. 7/17/05 pB2
Norwalk walks to easy victory.
7/1/05 pA13+
Perfect no more [photo]. 7/3/05
pB1+
Red hot Norwalk pounds
Fairfield. 7/16/05 pA15
Senior Legion sweeps. 7/11/05
pA16
Slumping Norwalk Legion
swept away by Trumbull.
7/4/05 pA13+
Somewhere, circus music was
playing [photo]. 8/2/05 pA13
Sr. Legion staves off
elimination. 8/1/05 pA13+
That’s ‘sew’ nice [photo with
WW2 experiences led flier to
become a healer [photo].
8/8/05 pA3+
AMERICAN MARKETING
ASSOCIATION-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY CHAPTER
Cadillac strives to regain,
maintain top-of-line image.
1/25/05 pC1+
AMERICAN RED CROSS
FCA receives grant to aid 9/11
families. 2/20/05 pA3+
Red Cross reeling from
scandal, disasters. 12/29/05
pA1+
AMERICAN RED CROSSCONNECTICUT
Red Cross reaches out: New
donor center makes giving
blood a snap [photo].
10/27/05 pA3+
Red Cross seeks donors for
July 4th. 6/21/05 pA3+
AMERICAN RED CROSS-MIDFAIRFIELD COUNTY
CHAPTER
All volunteers deserve a salute
[letter]. 4/19/05 pA6
Mmm mmm good: Bake sale
nets $16,000 for Katrina relief
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA3
Red Cross expresses
appreciation for help given by
the United Way [letter].
7/19/05 pA6
Red Cross expresses its
thanks for assistance with
blood drive [letter]. 3/12/05
pA10
Red Cross volunteers, staff
also fit the mold for unsung
heroes [letter]. 1/25/05 pA6
6
Singing their praises: Red
Cross honors ' unsung
heroes' [photo]. 3/8/05 pA3+
Unsung heroes, heart ball,
teachers all win bouquets
[edit]. 3/12/05 pA10
Waiting for the word. 8/30/05
pA1+
AMERICAN SHAKESPEARE
FESTIVAL THEATER SEE
STRATFORD FESTIVAL
THEATER INC.
AMERICARES
America’s health care system
is on life support [letter].
5/7/05 pA10
Holiday sale to benefit clinic for
Norwalk’s uninsured.
11/14/05 pA1+
Local aid groups head to Gulf
Coast [photo]. 9/1/05 pA1+
Neighbor helping neighbor:
AmeriCares, ‘This Old House’
team up to repair homes of
those in need [photo]. 5/8/05
pA3
Norwalk AmeriCares Free
Clinic helps the lowest of the
low income. 8/29/05 pA1+
Norwalk councilman visits
tsunami-ravaged Sri Lanka
[photo]. 2/2/05 pA1+
Sailing outings will benefit
health clinic. 6/18/05 pA3
Setting sail: Event raises $750
for AmeriCares clinics
[photo]. 6/20/05 pA1+
Year later, tsunami’s toll
foremost on minds of relief
agency staff. 12/30/05 pA3+
AMES-MURRAY,
EVANGELINE
2/16/05 pA18+
AMINLEWIS, ESLA
Special delivery: Midwife
enjoys the personal side of
her profession [photo].
8/22/05 pA3+
AMODIO, BARBARA
Ponus Ridge Middle School
hosts Human Rights Day
ceremony [photo]. 12/9/05
pA3+
AMSCHLER, JAMES
9/17/05 pA17
AMTRAK
Amtrak adds brake failures to
its budgetary travails [edit].
4/22/05 pA8
Amtrak correctly relents on
plan to boost fares [edit].
9/20/05 pA6
Amtrak dodges the bullet again
in the House [edit]. 7/5/05
pA10
Amtrak plan for NE Corridor
worries state. 10/19/05 pA1+
Amtrak proposal somber omen
for national system [edit].
10/18/05 pA6
Amtrak scrambles to find trains
[photo]. 4/17/05 pA6
Amtrak will have one Acela
train in service today [photo].
4/18/05 pA4
Bush Amtrak plan would pull
plug on rail system [edit].
2/6/05 pC8
Dismissal of Gunn new nail in
coffin of Amtrak system [edit].
11/16/05 pA12
Senate train-wreckers once
again slam Amtrak [edit].
3/21/05 pA10
Transit package, Amtrak
travails need attention [edit].
6/2/05 pA8
AMUSEMENT PARKS
Child should not have been on
ride alone [letter]. 9/28/05
pA12
boy’s death. 9/13/05 pA1+
Mom: Boy's drowning was
preventable [photo]. 9/15/05
pA1+
ANASTASIA, GERALD
ANCKER, LARRY
2/21/05 pA15
ANCONA, JOSEPH
Cleaning up [photo with
ANDERSEN, ELAINE
A job well done [photo with
Thanks, guys [photo with
ANDERSON, ASHLEY
8/5/05 pB11+
ANDERSON, CHANTEL
Cinderella program prepares
teen girls for rigors of
adulthood [photo]. 6/13/05
pA11
ANDERSON, EDIE
11/30/05 pA21+
ANDERSON, FRED
Stepping back in time: Historic
Society visit makes past
come alive for kids [photo].
6/2/05 pA3+
ANDERSON, GILLIAN
8/19/05 pC7+
ANDERSON, IAN
Bake sale raises $11,000:
Funds tabbed for hurricane
survivors [photo]. 9/5/05 pA1+
ANDERSON, MARGE
Wilton turns toward managing
growth [photo]. 2/23/05 pB10
ANDERSON, RICK
9/22/05 pC1
ANDERSON, RUSSELL F.
Business Personnel Moves
[photo]. 1/7/05 pB9
ANDERSON, SANFORD
About 30 vie for fire chief.
1/12/05 pA1+
Fire chief hangs up uniform
[photo]. 4/7/05 pA1+
Former fire boss to test skills
as Greenwich chief [photo].
7/22/05 pA3+
Hail to the new chief [photo].
4/2/05 pA1+
Having a ball: It's 'Mermaids
and Marines' for seaport
group [photo]. 4/9/05 pA1+
It's Politics!: It may be first step
to a campaign [column]
[photo]. 4/10/05 pC9
Norwalk High class of '50 steps
up for holiday party [photo].
12/9/05 pA9
Norwalk's Bravest boost ranks:
The city swears in three
firefighters Tuesday [photo].
1/12/05 pA3+
Officials, friends salute retired
Norwalk fire chief. 4/30/05
pA3
7
Seaport Association to salute
Anderson. 4/7/05 pC3+
Two VAC winners, retiring chief
get week's bouquets [edit].
4/9/05 pA10
ANDERSON, THOMAS
2004-2005 All-Area Ice Hockey
pA12
Anderson nets MVP accolades
[photo]. 3/29/05 pA9+
Tigers survive Warriors' rally
[photo]. 1/9/05 pB1+
ANDRETON, ZACHARY
Children donate allowances:
Cinnamon kids sweeten
statue fund [photo]. 8/9/05
pA1+
ANDREWS, BRANDON
Trojans rout Kaynor Tech
[photo]. 12/20/05 pA13+
ANDREWS, JAMES
Take a bow: Norwalk Youth
Symphony concert packed
[photo]. 2/14/05 pA1+
ANDREWS, JOSEPH
Brigade celebrates its history,
Irish heritage [photo]. 3/13/05
pA1+
ANDREWS, LESLIE
[photo]. 11/16/05 pA21+
ANDREWS, QUAISHA
pA1+
ANDRIOLE, CHARLES
5/13/05 pA19+
ANDRIUK, LUKE
WNorwalk 11s suffer initial loss
[photo]. 7/27/05 pA13+
ANDRONIKEDES, SOFIA
Health education isn't just for
kids [photo]. 10/29/05 pA4
ANGOTTA, DOM
[photo]. 7/13/05 pA13+
ANGULO, DOMINIQUE
Cooling off [photo with caption].
7/27/05 pA1
ANGUS, BRUCE
‘E‘ is for expansion: Kids U to
expand into Boston area
[photo]. 12/1/05 pC1
ANGUS, JACOB
Pet responsibility: Pet forum
will address issues on health,
training, legal aspects
[photo]. 3/24/05 pC3
ANIMAL CONTROLFAIRFIELD COUNTY
Responsible hunting would
control geese population
[letter]. 5/4/05 pA10
T.A.I.L.S. kicks off spay/neuter
campaign [photo]. 2/24/05
pC4
Westport Young Woman’s
League helps animal group
[photo]. 11/17/05 pC3
ANIMAL CONTROLNORWALK
A doggie day in Norwalk
[photo]. 6/28/05 pA3
Officer Sirico saved the day
[letter]. 8/24/05 pA10
Veterinarians to give low-cost
rabies shots. 6/25/05 pA1+
ANIMAL NUISANCENORWALK
5/14/05 pA4
ANIMAL SHELTERS-WILTON
Refugee cats find shelter in
Wilton [photo]. 10/7/05 pA3+
ANIMAL WELFARE
All creatures great and small
pA3
Pet protection: Group provides
masks for pet safety [photo].
2/8/05 pA3+
Pet responsibility: Pet forum
will address issues on health,
training, legal aspects
[photo]. 3/24/05 pC3
ANNECELLI, RALPH
The Rowayton Blues: Music
lovers, young to old, enjoy
festival [photo]. 8/29/05 pA1+
ANOTHER VIEW [COLUMN].
irregular
ANSPACH, DAVID R.
A celebration of the farmhouse
[photo]. 10/14/05 pB1+
ANTHRAX
Shays on target with anthrax
bill to restore GIs [edit].
1/21/05 pA10
ANTIBIOTICS IN ANIMAL
NUTRITION
FDA should ban use of
antibiotics in factory farms
[letter]. 5/2/05 pA10
ANTIQUE AND CLASSIC
CARS
Classic cars go on display
Sunday next to Town Hall.
9/24/05 pA3+
It's a winner: Range of cars
displayed at Taylor Farm
[photo]. 5/2/05 pA1+
ANTIQUES
Table talk [photo with caption].
10/29/05 pA3
ANTONELLI, BARBARA
Loving husband, father was
haunted by war experiences
[photo]. 10/3/05 pA3+
ANZALONE, CLAY
Donor fatigue: Local charities
fear holiday season will be
lean one [photo]. 11/20/05
pA3+
APRIL-FRITZ, ELIZABETH
Dancing with disease: Cancer
survivor turns to advocate
[photo]. 7/22/05 pA3+
APTUIT, INC.
In brief: Greenwich company
acquires divisions. 7/21/05
pC1
changes its name. 7/6/05
pA19
AQUARIUM, NORWALK SEE
MARITIME AQUARIUM AT
NORWALK
AQUATIC SPORTS-SAFETY
MEASURES
Family turns tragedy into
crusade [photo]. 2/27/05 pA3+
Just ducky: Leonards release
new water safety book.
7/3/05 pA3+
Stew Jr. enlisting CNN in water
safety crusade. 5/26/05 pA3+
ARANGO, JUAN
McGibney leads Staples to
victory [photo]. 10/27/05
pA11+
ARANGO, SANDRA
Service with a 'Si!' Hispanic
firm expands in Norwalk
[photo]. 3/2/05 pA19+
8
ARANHA, RAY
'Fire' coming to city festival.
4/8/05 pA3+
ARAUJO, HELIOVALDO
City man charged in fatal
accident. 1/2/05 pA1+
ARBITRON INC.
Two radio stations, one claim:
Most popular. 1/24/05 pA1+
ARBOR DAY
Tree city [photo with caption].
4/30/05 pA3
Trees stand tall in Norwalk
[photo]. 4/30/05 pA3
ARCH CHEMICALS INC.
Arch Chemicals awarded
defense contract. 4/1/05 pA18
Arch Chemicals on magazine
list. 1/6/05 pC1
In brief: Arch Chemicals
announce earnings. 11/1/05
pA19
In brief: Arch Chemicals
donates for relief. 10/18/05
pC1
In brief: Arch gains $5 million
through land sale. 12/30/05
pC1
In brief: Arch logs 30 percent
increase in sales. 2/12/05
pA18
In brief: Arch product launches
in U.S. 10/4/05 pC1
In brief: Norwalk company puts
project on hold. 4/16/05 pA18
ARCHITECTS-WESTPORT
accolades. 10/25/05 pA23
ARENA, JORDAN
Productive spring break [photo
with caption]. 5/1/05 pB5
ARENANDER, JAN
10/14/05 pC9+
ARIAS, EDMUNDO
All-Area Baseball 2005 [photo
Area athletes honored [photo
Arias delivers an MVP pitch
[photo]. 6/26/05 pB1+
Arias finally realizing his playoff
dream [photo]. 11/10/05
pA11+
ARIAS, EDMUNDO
(Continued)
End of the road for Senators:
Critical mistakes cost
McMahon in loss to
Wethersfield [photo]. 6/5/05
pB1+
Fashion with a purpose [photo
Greenwich rallied from a 4-0
deficit to nip McMahon
[photo]. 5/24/05 pA9+
McMahon gridders signed by
Southern Connecticut [photo].
2/3/05 pA9+
McMahon preparing for
breakout season [photo].
4/3/05 pB1+
McMahon wins state opener
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA13+
Staking their claim [photo].
4/10/05 pB1+
Trumbull slips past Senators
[photo]. 5/19/05 pA11+
ARJUNE, VINCENT
Support system: Agency helps
families in crisis help
themselves [photo]. 3/21/05
pA3+
ARMED FORCESVOCATIONAL GUIDANCE
Military academy hopefuls
attend night with Rep. Shays
[photo]. 10/7/05 pA6
ARMSTRONG, DEBORAH
12/16/05 pC9+
ARRESTS SEE TYPE OF
CRIME CHARGED
ARSON-NORWALK
6 youths questioned after arson
trespass [photo]. 8/26/05
pA3+
Fire at former rehab facility
ruled arson. 8/6/05 pA1+
Police tie juvenile to second
city arson. 11/18/05 pA4
ART AND OLDER PEOPLE
Art keeps communication lines
open [photo]. 2/13/05 pA4
ART IN EDUCATION
Art as an outlet: Norwalk kids
learn art from pros [photo].
12/15/05 pA1+
Artistic teamwork: Fox Run
students take a hand in
school mural [photo]. 4/13/05
pA3+
Artistic tradition: Fifth-graders
create mural that celebrates
diversity [photo]. 1/27/05 pC4
A chance to create: Showcase
spotlights arts program
[photo]. 12/13/05 pA1+
Pressing matters: Briggs
students make art at
printmaking center [photo].
11/23/05 pA3+
‘The best of the best’ [photo].
5/12/05 pA1+
ART-NORWALK
Feeling right at home:
Silvermine welcomes work of
artists-in-residence [photo].
2/28/05 pA3
A woman’s place: Gallery gives
female artists a chance to
buck tradition [photo].
9/22/05 pA3
ART-WESTPORT
Art rescue group grateful for
editorial [letter]. 6/12/05 pC8
‘The Folks Back Home’ back
where it belongs [edit]. 8/9/05
pA6
Town hopes to obtain historic
painting [photo]. 5/31/05 pA3
Westport hopes to reclaim
Dohanos tribute of 1943
[edit]. 6/3/05 pA10
ART-WILTON
Color in motion: Cathy
Bruegger captures the spirit
of amusement parks [photo].
1/30/05 pC1
Group art show makes 'All the
Difference.' 1/22/05 pA9
Wilton woman creates mosaic
works from photographs
[photo]. 3/17/05 pB5
Wilton's Celebration of
American Craftsmanship is
back. 11/10/05 pB1+
ARTELL, ANN D'AMATO
5 NHS ‘Wall’ honorees
unveiled at picnic [photo].
7/15/05 pA3+
ARTERA GROUP
INTERNATIONAL
In brief: Westport firm offers
free web site. 4/13/05 pA22
ARTHUR ANDERSON LLP
Local lawmakers sound off on
Arthur Anderson ruling.
6/2/05 pC1+
9
ARTIS, EDWARD
Getting to know ... Uplift
[photo]. 8/7/05 pA1+
ARTISTS-NORWALK
The art of Shakespeare:
Norwalk artist to display work
[photo]. 6/14/05 pA3+
Artists brush up on their yoga
technique at Tuscan retreat
[photo]. 1/10/05 pA3+
Artists paint Rowayton [photo].
5/22/05 pA1+
Putting it all together [photo].
5/5/05 pB1+
ARTISTS-WILTON
Regina Custer brings love of
color to her art. 12/1/05 pB1+
ASHMAN, JEFF
Ashman the quintessential
captain [photo]. 11/23/05
pA15+
FCIAC at a Glance [photo with
ASHTON, EMMA
St. Jerome's parishioners
donate 1 ton in food drive
pA1
ASSAULT-NORWALK
2 more men face charges for
fight outside bar. 7/19/05 pA3
3 women have court date for
beating up 4 others. 11/1/05
pA3+
Assault trial goes to jury.
3/16/05 pA3+
Assault victim dies; city’s 5th
homicide of year. 6/4/05 pA1
Bond set for alleged knifeman,
who remains in hospital.
9/10/05 pA3
Bond set for man in assault on
baby. 10/21/05 pA3+
Bridgeport man charged with
assault in bar fight. 11/8/05
pA3
City man charged with
swinging golf club at brother.
7/21/05 pA3
Detectives investigate city
assault. 6/3/05 pA1+
Driver whose arrest sparked
melee still in hospital. 3/6/05
pA3
Fights at Norwalk High end in 7
arrests. 11/2/05 pA1
Fired worker arrested after
returning to job. 4/28/05 pA4
ASSAULT-NORWALK
(Continued)
Girl, 16, pistol whipped near
school. 11/1/05 pA1
Homeless man arrested,
charged in tire-iron attack.
4/21/05 pA4
Lawyers seek fair probe of
prosecutor with punch.
8/19/05 pA3+
Man arrested for fondling,
abusing women in street.
4/13/05 pA4
News briefs: City man charged
in domestic assault. 12/27/05
pA3
News briefs: Strip club patron
charged with assault. 8/30/05
pA3
Norwalk boy claims assault by
group. 10/26/05 pA1
Norwalk man assaulted walking
home. 10/25/05 pA4
Norwalk man charged in attack
on elderly woman. 10/15/05
pA1+
Norwalk man stabbed in nose.
1/7/05 pA3+
Norwalk police kept tense
situation under control [letter].
3/16/05 pA10
Norwalker arrested in beating.
3/5/05 pA3+
Officer fires at alleged shooter
in melee. 8/6/05 pA1+
Officer injured in fight at
Colonial Village. 9/13/05 pA3
Officers injured as traffic stop
turns into melee. 3/5/05 pA1+
Pair accused in Feb. 27 assault
surrender. 7/12/05 pA4
Police: Pickup may be culprit in
rock throwing. 8/31/05 pA1+
Police: Teachers were
assaulted in NHS fight.
11/3/05 pA1+
11/11/05 pA4, 11/9/05 pA4,
11/3/05 pA10, 10/28/05 pA4,
10/19/05 pA4, 10/18/05 pA4,
9/22/05 pA4, 9/17/05 pA4,
9/8/05 pA4, 8/22/05 pA4,
8/13/05 pA4, 8/9/05 pA4,
8/3/05 pA4, 7/29/05 pA4,
7/6/05 pA4, 7/5/05 pA4,
6/28/05 pA4, 6/3/05 pA8,
6/1/05 pA4, 5/18/05 pA4,
5/17/05 pA4, 5/14/05 pA4,
5/12/05 pA4, 5/1/05 pA5,
4/25/05 pA4, 4/23/05 pA5,
4/22/05 pA4, 4/18/05 pA4,
4/14/05 pA4, 4/8/05 pA4,
3/13/05 pA4, 3/8/05 pA4,
2/19/05 pA4, 2/18/05 pA4,
2/17/05 pA4, 2/16/05 pA4,
2/8/05 pA4, 2/3/05 pA4,
2/1/05 pA13, 1/22/05 pA4,
1/20/05 pA4, 1/18/05 pA4,
1/16/05 pA5, 1/12/05 pA4,
1/8/05 pA4
Police explore link in rock
throwing incidents. 8/30/05
pA1+
Police searching for Roodner
Court slasher. 11/11/05 pA6
Police seek rock thrower who
injured elderly driver [photo].
8/29/05 pA3
Police to step up hunt for rockthrower. 9/10/05 pA1+
Prosecutor allegedly punches
defendant in court. 5/28/05
pA1+
Residents on lookout for rock
thrower. 9/1/05 pA3+
‘Shaken’ baby dies in hospital.
10/22/05 pA1+
Shelter residents charged in
death of homeless man.
6/7/05 pA3+
Simms sibling arrested in city.
2/9/05 pA3
Still no charges filed, 69 days
after court feud. 8/5/05 pA1+
Stoplight wallop results in
arrest of Norwalk driver.
6/10/05 pA3+
Store worker charged with
assault. 4/28/05 pA4
Student charged with assault
for attack on peer. 12/15/05
pA3
Suspected gunman in court.
2/9/05 pA3+
10
Tossing rocks at cars more
than just pranks [edit]. 9/1/05
pA6
Victim dies after S. Norwalk
beating [photo]. 4/13/05 pA1
Victim of alleged assault sues
police officer, city. 3/12/05
pA3+
Witnesses called in home
invasion trial. 3/10/05 pA1+
Woman allegedly assaults
mother-in-law. 12/29/05 pA3
Woman charged for assault
after alleged stabbing.
8/31/05 pA3
ASSAULT ON A POLICE
OFFICER-NORWALK
Children of officer killed on job
reflect on mom's strength
[photo]. 1/1/05 pA3+
City mom charged in assault on
woman caring for her kids.
8/20/05 pA1+
10/20/05 pA4, 9/8/05 pA4,
6/28/05 pA4, 6/3/05 pA8,
3/22/05 pA4, 2/9/05 pA4
ASSAULT-WILTON
2 more city teens nabbed after
melee. 8/10/05 pA1+
Wilton party ends in violence,
arrest. 7/16/05 pA1+
ASSESH, ANNIE
Promoting diversity: U.N.
members, families tour
Westport on jUNe Day
[photo]. 6/26/05 pA1+
ASSOCIATION OF
COMMUNITY
ORGANIZATIONS FOR
REFORM NOW SEE ACORN
ATHANAS, ANTHONY
Anthony Athanas, restaurant
founder. 5/21/05 pA23
ATHLETES-DRUG USE
Baseball players, owners finally
act on steroids [edit]. 1/19/05
pA10
Baseball sends tough message
to its players [edit]. 11/17/05
pA8
Bears get steroid warning
[photo]. 9/1/05 pA9+
Palmeiro redefines meaning of
‘never’ [edit]. 8/5/05 pA10
Selig response bold initiative or
clever ploy? [edit]. 5/5/05 pA8
ATHLETES-DRUG USE
(Continued)
Steroid usage hits home at
high school [edit]. 3/13/05
pC6
ATHLETIC FIELDSNORWALK
pA11+
City should be taking better
care of Norwalk’s playing
fields [letter]. 12/14/05 pA12
Group is hoping to make ‘Field
of Dreams’ a reality. 6/11/05
pA4
Move the trailers out of
Andrews Field [letter].
11/13/05 pC8
Town funding likely for artificial
turf at athletic fields. 6/16/05
pA5
ATHLETIC FIELDS-WESTON
Weston finds itself on new turf
[photo]. 9/7/05 pA15+
ATHLETIC FIELDSWESTPORT
Field named in honor of town’s
former PAL director. 11/20/05
pA3+
Memory of Bill Krause lives on
pA13
A perfect day to dedicate
Ratsy's field [photo]. 11/14/05
pA13+
RTM weighs artificial turf plan
for sports fields. 7/12/05 pA3+
ATKIN, WILL
Cranbury East, International
win [photo]. 8/7/05 pB1+
ATKINS, CHARYN
Through their eyes: Kenyan
orphans' photos featured in
Wilton exhibit [photo]. 2/21/05
pA1+
ATKINS, PENNY
Accused murderer's children
say he 'snapped.' 6/18/05
pA1+
Atkins back in court, judge
continues case [photo].
7/1/05 pA1+
Donations sought for murder
victim’s funeral [photo].
6/22/05 pA1+
ATKINSON, JAMES
Trumbull holds off Senators
[photo]. 12/15/05 pA11+
ATTORNEYS SEE LAWYERS
AUCTION-KEY (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
EBay the easy way:
Consignment store does all
the auction work [photo].
1/26/05 pA18+
AUCTIONS
Shopper alert: NCC offers early
bidding of auction items
online. 8/11/05 pC3
AUDENA, LAWRENCE
Audena still hopes to land an
NFL job [photo]. 9/8/05 pA9+
Audena to finally get his shot
[photo]. 10/31/05 pA13+
Price, Audena finally together
on the sidelines [photo].
8/25/05 pA11+
AUERBACH, READ
Norwalk's Bravest play the
pipes: Firefighters take up
bagpipes tradition [photo].
8/11/05 pA3+
AUERBACH, TIFFANY
Families join in protest :
Firefighters deserve contract,
they say [photo]. 10/20/05
pA1+
AUFDERHEIDE, GEORGE
AND JULIA
Researching horseshoe crabs
in Norwalk [photo with
AURIEMMA, GENO
Huskies set to commence title
defense [photo]. 3/20/05 pB1+
AUSTIN, COURTENAY
DESAUSSURE
Class of ’50 reunion full of
surprises [photo]. 9/18/05
pA3+
AUSTIN, JADEN
Child chosen March of Dimes
ambassador. 3/24/05 pC3+
Young ambassador, Scouts,
hoopsters all bouquet
winners [edit]. 3/26/05 pA10
AUTHORS
Laying it bare: Former
columnist shares the sex
lives of Yale undergrads
[photo]. 4/1/05 pB9
11
NCC writers’ conference to
offer inspiration, tips from
pros. 10/15/05 pA4
Sports columnist covers all the
bases at book signing
[photo]. 1/16/05 pA3
AUTHORS-NORWALK
At 84, former city teacher finds
new career as author [photo].
1/24/05 pA3+
Baby manual: Local RN offers
tips in new book about
pregnancy [photo]. 2/6/05 pC1
Heroes need not apply: Author
tracks new trend in corporate
leadership [photo]. 5/22/05
pC5+
AUTHORS-ROWAYTON
Rowayton biographer presents
'The Beatles' in a new light.
10/20/05 pB1+
AUTHORS-WESTPORT
Power of the female spirit:
Author tells of ‘ordinary’
women, extraordinary lives
[photo]. 5/2/05 pA3+
Westport author Dalma Heyn
documents what women
want: Overthrowing 'Drama
Kings' [photo]. 10/30/05 pC1+
AUTISM
Autism takes stage at Stepping
Stones Museum. 8/26/05
pA3+
Chelation therapy to treat
autism should be promoted
[letter]. 6/27/05 pA10
Norwalk native pens autism
book. 10/2/05 pA1+
AUTOMOBILE CRASHES
SEE TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
AUTOMOBILE DEALERSFAIRFIELD COUNTY
In brief: Recall information
available on the Web.
1/28/05 pA18
AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS'
LICENSES
Statewide fake-identity probe
touches Norwalk. 8/7/05 pA1+
AUTOMOBILE EMISSIONS
TESTING-CONNECTICUT
SEE MOTOR VEHICLESPOLLUTION CONTROLCONNECTICUT
AUTOMOBILE PARKING FOR
PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES
New Canaan scouts, special
mentors win this week’s
posies [edit]. 10/8/05 pA12
AUTOMOBILE PARKINGNORWALK
$10 ticket was frustrating
ending to SoNo evening
[letter]. 8/20/05 pA10
Administration fails to stand by
pledge on parking spaces
[edit]. 2/14/05 pA10
Authority discusses parking in
Authority passes new meter
cutoff. 11/2/05 pA1+
Authority to vote on easing
meters. 11/1/05 pA1+
Business owners help fine-tune
parking issues [column].
1/25/05 pA6
Business owners urged to
attend Webster hearing.
3/14/05 pA1+
Businesses need some
flexibility in parking fees
[edit]. 2/23/05 pA10
Charge out-of-towners for
parking, not city residents
[letter]. 7/30/05 pA10
City accommodates
businesses over Webster St.
fees [edit]. 3/8/05 pA6
City Hall must be held
accountable for SoNo turmoil
[letter]. 11/2/05 pA10
City merchants seek relief
[photo]. 8/7/05 pA1+
City of Norwalk dropped the
ball on parking situation for
playoff [letter]. 6/21/05 pA6
City ought to consider charging
for beach parking [letter].
2/23/05 pA10
City worker was great help to
flustered commuter [letter].
12/15/05 pA8
City's political leaders
undermine SoNo recovery
[letter]. 2/25/05 pA10
Complainers don't make sense
[letter]. 11/4/05 pA11
Empty meter poles pose costly
remedy. 12/10/05 pA1+
Free parking at Webster Street
lot would help city [letter].
10/11/05 pA10
Free parking planned at
Webster lot for SoNo fest.
8/5/05 pA1+
Garage changes should
alleviate parking plaints [edit].
8/19/05 pA10
Group asks city to give
Webster Lot users a break.
2/19/05 pA1+
Have the guts to admit Webster
St. lot a mistake [letter].
10/9/05 pC9
Hearing on parking set for
tonight. 6/21/05 pA1+
Issue of parking brings voters
to polls [photo]. 11/9/05 pA1+
It’s all in the timing [photo].
7/25/05 pA1+
It's Politics!: Time to toss Karl
off the island...
[column][photo]. 7/17/05 pC9
$200K OK'd for Webster lot
changes. 4/6/05 pA1+
Keep tollgates, Webster lot
study says. 12/22/05 pA1+
Knopp seeks lower rates for
parking. 6/23/05 pA1+
Knopp touts parking changes
at final press conference
[photo]. 11/22/05 pA3
LAZ parking looks to improve
service. 12/28/05 pA1+
Local Republicans finally have
an issue: parking [letter].
9/18/05 pC8
Mayor backs merchants on
Webster fees. 3/4/05 pA1+
Mayor finally admits parking
plan not working [letter].
10/4/05 pA8
Mayoral candidates introduce
parking plans. 9/28/05 pA1+
Merchants blame Webster lot
fees for lost business.
2/24/05 pA1+
Merchants fed up with parking
fees: Some customers asked
to pay $5 up front at Webster
lot [photo]. 8/28/05 pA1+
Merchants happier about SoNo
More parking is needed at main
library [letter]. 9/20/05 pA6
Museum gains legal support in
parking dispute. 3/18/05 pA1+
12
Museum wants spaces back.
2/25/05 pA3+
No parking in SoNo, no
customers [letter]. 1/2/05 pC6
Norwalk needs to take control
of parking program [letter].
12/20/05 pA10
Norwalkers left fuming by old
parking ticket fines. 1/29/05
pA1+
Officials have high hopes for
Webster lot report. 12/20/05
pA3+
Parking at plaza not adequate
for current needs [letter].
3/13/05 pC6
Parking authority approves
study. 10/27/05 pA1+
Parking Authority OKs $2
evening flat fee. 11/17/05
pA1+
Parking Authority seeing the
light on its policies? [edit].
10/30/05 pC10
Parking budget plan ignites
controversy. 12/22/05 pA1+
Parking changes good first step
but more needed [edit].
11/4/05 pA10
Parking changes good for now,
but what’s next? [edit].
12/8/05 pA8
Parking fee increase a shocker
[letter]. 7/3/05 pC6
Parking fees are a burden to
business owners [letter].
9/15/05 pA10
Parking fees displease SoNo
visitors. 2/13/05 pA5
Parking fees waiver bad idea
for merchants [letter]. 8/10/05
pA10
Parking ordinance plan would
formalize appeals process.
6/23/05 pA3+
Parking plan not an example of
‘smart government’ [letter].
11/1/05 pA10
Parking policy ever evolving for
SoNo area [edit]. 10/3/05
pA10
Parking rates eased at
Maritime Garage. 8/17/05
pA3+
Parking situation in S. Norwalk
drives visitors away [letter].
7/22/05 pA10
AUTOMOBILE PARKINGNORWALK (Continued)
Parking space difficult to find at
new police station [letter].
5/13/05 pA10
People shouldn't have to pay to
use Isaacs Street lot [letter].
8/16/05 pA10
Plan would ease parking rates
at Maritime Garage. 8/16/05
pA3
Protestors picket roundtable,
want better parking in SoNo
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA9
Put in meters at City Hall
parking lot [letter]. 8/23/05
pA10
Republican Town Committee
seeks contracts between city,
LAZ Parking. 8/30/05 pA1+
Retiree weighs in on parking
issue [letter]. 2/11/05 pA10
Returning meters along Wall
Street ill-timed proposal [edit].
5/27/05 pA10
SoNo lot knot hard one for city
to untie [edit]. 12/27/05 pA12
SoNo merchants relieved at
parking plan. 9/29/05 pA1+
SoNo merchants say parking
fees unfair. 9/23/05 pA1+
South Norwalk parking
situation warrants boycott
[letter]. 6/14/05 pA12
Traffic authority OKs parking
meter removal. 12/6/05 pA1+
Truce for SoNo parking battle.
11/14/05 pA1+
User-pays parking fairest for
city's taxpayers [column].
2/6/05 pC8
Wall St. business owners
oppose meters. 5/26/05 pA1+
Webster lot is a busy place;
December survey: Half of
motorists parked for free
[photo]. 1/30/05 pA3+
Webster lot time changes
approved. 3/15/05 pA1+
Webster lot upgrades aim at
easing traffic flow. 6/23/05
pA3+
Webster parking lot gate lifted
afternoons - temporarily.
8/16/05 pA1+
Webster Street lot gordian knot
for NPA [edit]. 8/12/05 pA10
Webster Street lot not yet
nearing workable system
[edit]. 7/26/05 pA10
Where does pay-to-park end?
[letter]. 2/18/05 pA10
Whoever can correct parking
problem deserves vote
[letter]. 11/3/05 pA8
AUTOMOBILE PARKINGWESTPORT
Parking fines to be raised.
6/14/05 pA3+
AUTOMOBILE RACING
Auto Racing, column by Charlie
Mitchell [photo]. every Sunday
Auto Racing: Norwalk’s
Kurtzman continues winning
ways [column][photo]. 7/4/05
pA17
Christopher becomes all time
NHIS victory leader with
Friday sweep. 9/17/05 pA15
Christopher pulls out close win
at Thompson. 4/11/05 pA16
Christopher tops Riverhead
Mod Series. 6/7/05 pA15
Gordon's victorious day not
perfect [photo]. 2/22/05
pA13+
Hirschman wins at Thompson.
8/19/05 pA17
It was a good weekend for
Norwalk’s Ron Silk. 11/8/05
pA11
Marquis wins Waterford mod
tour race. 8/29/05 pA17
Newman fifth in backup car
[photo]. 10/2/05 pB7
Newman’s racing career gets
back on track at Lime Rock
[photo]. 9/28/05 pA15
Norwalk’s Silk second in
Waterford feature. 6/14/05
pA17
Ruttkamp 10th at Thompson.
5/17/05 pA17
Sharp gets to work with new
IRL team. 1/21/05 pA13+
Sharp near top of charts
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA13+
Sharp 3rd in Indy qualifying
[photo]. 5/16/05 pA13+
Silk is runner-up at Waterford
again. 9/26/05 pA16
Silk ninth in Waterford mod
main. 5/31/05 pB3
Silk takes second in Thompson
finale. 10/31/05 pA16
13
Silk wins at Stafford [photo].
7/5/05 pA13+
Silk wins Thompson mod main.
9/13/05 pA15
Stewart drives to his second
championship [photo].
11/21/05 pA13+
Summers wins Waterford with
assistance from Silk. 4/19/05
pA11
Sweet wins regional series
opener. 5/29/05 pB7
Thompson event postponed
again. 10/22/05 pA18
AUTOMOBILE THEFTNORWALK
Teen accused in car theft held
on $50,077 bond. 10/18/05
pA3
AUTOMOBILE THEFTWESTPORT
Bus stolen in Westport. 6/15/05
pA3+
AUTOMOBILESSEE ALSO
ANTIQUE AND CLASSIC
CARS
Cadillac strives to regain,
maintain top-of-line image.
1/25/05 pC1
On the road [column][photo].
every Sunday
AUTOMOBILES-FUEL
CONSUMPTION
[photo]. 3/11/05 pA3
AUTOMOBILESMAINTENANCE AND
REPAIR SERVICE
STATIONS
Dent doctor: Body shop owner
to be honored for service to
city [photo]. 3/28/05 pA3+
A spa experience for cars
[photo]. 11/23/05 pA21
AUTOMOBILES-SAFETY
MEASURES
In brief: Recall information
available on the Web.
1/28/05 pA18
AUTOMOBILES-SEAT BELTS
1,300 drivers didn’t hear ‘Click
It or Ticket’ message [edit].
6/13/05 pA10
Westport police cite 217 for
seatbelt law violations.
6/12/05 pA4
AVALONBAY COMMUNITIES
INC.
AvalonBay extension bid
headed to zoning panel.
3/12/05 pA1+
AVERY, JOCELYN
Area girls set to take plunge
[photo]. 9/8/05 pA9+
The Hour’s 2005 All-Area Girls
Swimming Team [photo with
caption]. 12/15/05 pA14
AVERY, P.J.
Karate kid [photo with caption].
6/17/05 pA3
AVRICK, BOB, GARY AND
BOB
SoNo’s ‘homey’ feeling [photo].
12/18/05 pD5+
AVRICK FURNITURE
12/18/05 pD5+
AXNESS, BILL
4/6/05 pA17
AYME, AL
Ayme switches parties. 8/11/05
pA1+
AYMERICH, ERIN AND
ALISON
Teachers teach each other’s
kids at Naramake Elementary
[photo]. 9/25/05 pA1+
B
BABBITT, BRUCE
Weston's Wildlife in Crisis
releases rehabilitated hawks
[photo]. 9/22/05 pA15
BABEL, TALIA
Tri-athlete inspires friends,
family with cancer fight
[photo]. 2/26/05 pA3+
BACH, KYLE
Let the (Highland) Games
begin! Annual event brings
touch of Scottish heritage to
BACHARACH COMMUNITY
SEE INTERFAITH HOUSING
ASSOCIATION
BACK PAIN
Where does back pain come
from? [column][photo]. 4/4/05
pA7
BACKMAN, JOSEPH
Hospital’s ‘Carnivale’ has
serious purpose [photo].
10/16/05 pA3+
BACKUS, JOHN 'JEB' ND
TRIPP
Home field advantage: Y exec
knows way around
boardroom, baseball diamond
[photo]. 12/12/05 pA3+
BACKYARD BEEKEEPERS
ASSOCIATION
(ORGANIZATION)
The latest buzz about bees:
Beekeepers tell what a sweet
deal they’ve got going
[photo]. 7/3/05 pA3+
BAGLEY, TAJIK
pA1+
BAGPIPERS
8/11/05 pA3+
BAHAMAS NATIONAL
YOUTH CHOIR
Special thanks offered for help
with choir concert [letter].
8/17/05 pA10
BAILEY, CARL
Mayor's Cup Tennis
Champions [photo with
BAILLIE HALL & HERSHMAN
P.C. (FIRM)
In brief: Real estate law firm
comes to Norwalk. 10/26/05
pA19
BAILY, DEBORAH
Norwalk Hospital team wins
national honor: Critical care
staff to receive Beacon
Award in March [photo].
1/4/05 pA1+
BAJRA, SENSEI NICK
6/17/05 pA3
BAKER, AARON
Scholarly pursuits: Norwalk
man wins prestigious
Fulbright grant [photo]. 7/7/05
pA3+
14
BAKER, CHRISTOPHER
7/8/05 pA19
BAKER, KENNETH C.
Baker won’t seek 3rd council
term [photo]. 6/17/05 pA1+
[photo]. 2/2/05 pA1+
BAKOS, CASEY
Kids Fest provides indoor fun
on rainy day [photo]. 3/21/05
pA1+
BALASA, JULIUS
city[photo]. 3/28/05 pA3+
BALAZS, ELLIE
4/6/05 pA17
BALDELLI, ROCCO
Baldelli makes a hit with Little
Leaguers [photo]. 11/13/05
pA1+
BALESTRIERZ, JOE
Holding fast to their beliefs:
Teens go without food for 30
hours to aid charities [photo].
2/26/05 pA3+
BALL, ELIZABETH
Ball named president at
graphics company [photo].
10/16/05 pC5
BALL, JOHN PURCELL
Service to recall late pastor’s
legacy. 10/15/05 pA3+
BALLS (PARTIES)SEE ALSO
MAYOR'S BALL, FUND
RAISING
pA11
Wishes really do come true
[photo]. 10/23/05 pA1+
BANK OF AMERICA
Bank aids museum performing
arts series [photo]. 2/17/05
pC3+
In brief: Bank of America,
MBNA merger OK’d.
10/16/05 pC5
BANKRUPTCY
Last-minute rush on to beat
bankruptcy changes.
10/13/05 pA1+
New law makes bankruptcy a
tougher route to take. 4/25/05
pA3+
BANKS AND BANKINGFAIRFIELD COUNTY
Bank of Greenwich gets green
light for temporary charter.
7/8/05 pA19
In brief: Commerce Bank
opening in Stamford.
12/22/05 pC1
Commerce spreads:
Commerce Bank adds
Norwalk to expansion list
[photo]. 3/2/05 pA3
New bank enters the arena
[photo]. 9/14/05 pA21+
New kid on the block:
Commerce Bank is moving
into the state [photo]. 4/6/05
pA17
Royal Bank to relocate
operations to Stamford.
9/15/05 pC1+
Washington Mutual will expand
here. 1/6/05 pC1
BARATE, MARISSA
Barate finally takes a break
from softball [photo]. 4/15/05
pA13+
BARBARULA, MIKE
Cruise control [photo]. 6/19/05
pB1+
[photo]. 7/21/05 pA11+
BARBECUES GALORE
Setting up for summer: New
store offers outdoor kitchens,
grills [photo]. 4/7/05 pC1+
BARBER, SHIRLEY
Bright lights: Aquarium puts
spotlight on lighthouse
winners [photo]. 2/24/05 pC3
BARBERI, SUZIE
All-Area Girls Soccer 2005
pA15
BARCELONA (RESTAURANT)
In brief: Restaurant to offer
relief. 9/2/05 pB9
BARDOS, ROBERT
Cracking down on vice: Duff
proposes expansion of
massage licensing rules
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA3
BARDOS, SAMANTHA
Confection connection [photo
Zooming toward the top [photo
BARITZ, ELLIOT
10/14/05 pC9+
BARITZ, KATIE
Spinola Invitational is a splash
[photo]. 2/14/05 pA13+
BARLOWSKI, KATRINA
Starz win another crown
[photo]. 7/18/05 pA13+
BARNES, EZRA
‘Tempest’ previews begin
tonight: Shakespeare on the
Sound celebrates 10 years
[photo]. 6/16/05 pA1+
BARNES, SOPHIE
Black History Month [photo with
BARNES & NOBLE
BOOKSELLERS
Roton Middle students' art
placed on display. 4/2/05
pA3+
BARNETT, CYNTHIA
8/19/05 pC7+
High horizons: Retired
educator embarks on 2nd
career as life coach [photo].
5/8/05 pC5+
BARON'S PROPERTY
SOUTH-WESTPORT
Baron's South best suited for
new site for YMCA [letter].
3/13/05 pC6
Baron's South ruled out for
YMCA. 3/1/05 pA
Poll points to Baron’s for
YMCA. 4/15/05 pA3+
BAROT, DIMI
Studying the A-B-ZZZ's of
sleep [photo]. 8/26/05 pA1+
BARR, BOB
Shays, Barr debate Patriot Act
[photo]. 6/27/05 pA1+
BARRAGAN, ARIADNA
Music for the ages: Music
camp gets children in tune
[photo]. 7/28/05 pA3+
15
BARRAND, MAX
Norwalk High presents
‘Harvey’: Students, faculty to
tackle classic comedy
[photo]. 11/15/05 pA1+
BARRELLA, PETE
Barrella, Marino among
Norwalk Old Timers honorees
[photo]. 10/11/05 pA13+
BARRERA, MARGARITA
Businesses solicit donations to
send victim’s body home
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA1+
BARRICELLI, JOHN
Everyday food(ies): TV cooking
duo is heading to SoNo
[photo]. 3/13/05 pC1+
BARRON, KIM
8/19/05 pC7+
BARRY, RAY
A field by no other name but
Barry [photo]. 5/17/05 pA13+
Hall of Famer Barry now
among elite [photo]. 11/11/05
pA13+
NHS field dedicated to Ray
Barry [photo with caption].
5/17/05 pA1
BARSANTI, RUSSELL
Airing it out: Skaters go to ‘xtreme’ lengths in Norwalk
[photo]. 9/18/05 pA1+
BARTHELEMY, ALAIN,
ELISABETH, ALEXANDRA,
AND VICTORIA
Family at work: Parents take
daughters, sons on job
[photo]. 4/29/05 pC9+
BARTLETT, CRAIG
Just like home: Elderhouse
partners with families to care
for the elderly [photo].
11/27/05 pA3
BARTOLOMEI, YVE
Soft sell: Glad tidings always in
season at Christian store
[photo]. 12/20/05 pA19+
BASALELI, BENJAMIN
Kids' picks: Children try out,
select favorite toys at
Stepping Stones for Child
Magazine [photo]. 6/27/05
pA1+
BASEBALL-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
BASEBALL-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY (Continued)
Arias delivers an MVP pitch
[photo]. 6/26/05 pB1+
4/27/05 pB1+
Bluefish setting up lineup of
national anthem singers.
3/1/05 pA3+
HS baseball teams send for the
Ark [photo]. 3/31/05 pB1+
Iannazzo lights out. 7/3/05
pB1+
New ownership organization
taking control of Bluefish.
12/1/05 pA11+
Norwalk Little Leagues off to
tough start in District I
tournament. 7/3/05 pB2
Stew’s flattens Pizza. 5/24/05
pA14
West Norwalk 12’s keep dream
alive. 7/3/05 pB2
West Norwalk stays alive in
District tourney [photo].
7/2/05 pA13+
BASEBALL FANSCONNECTICUT
Norwalk Baseball Club, Setti
claim regular-season titles.
11/1/05 pA15
Poll puts Bronx Bombers on
top of Bosox [photo]. 4/9/05
pA1+
BASEBALL-NORWALKSEE
ALSO NAME OF SCHOOLBASEBALL
15-year-olds reign as district
champs [photo]. 7/10/05 pB1+
14-year-olds rout Trumbull in
tourney opener [photo].
7/10/05 pB1+
All-World Series honors for two
Norwalk players [photo].
8/21/05 pB1+
Another solid season looms on
diamond [column]. 6/30/05
pA11
Armstrong rides among all-time
elite [photo]. 7/21/05 pA11+
Babe Ruth team grateful for
generosity [letter]. 10/16/05
pC8
Baseball: A Cundari tradition
pA13
Bouquets awarded SoNo Arts
vols, young athletes [edit].
8/6/05 pA10
BR champs set to visit a new
world [photo]. 8/4/05 pA9+
BR 13s advance in states.
7/25/05 pA13+
BR 15s advance to finals.
7/21/05 pA11+
BR 15s advance to finals
[photo]. 8/2/05 pA13+
BR 15s breeze to win. 7/19/05
pA9+
BR 13s complete trifecta
[photo]. 7/15/05 pA13+
BR 14s district champs [photo].
7/14/05 pA11+
BR 13s pummel Fairfield.
7/13/05 pA13+
BR 15s ready to begin trek to
Louisiana [photo]. 8/11/05
pA9+
BR 14s return to action today.
7/13/05 pA16
BR 14s roll in opener. 7/24/05
pB1+
Bringing home a title [photo
Broncos bring home title [photo
Bruno leads Norwalk past
Carlo pitches Laurels to fourth
consecutive victory. 6/2/05
pA16
A champion is crowned: West
Norwalk wins Kinlock [photo].
8/19/05 pA13+
A champion is crowned [photo].
7/1/05 pA13+
Champs show off their
hardware [photo with
City baseball teams ready to
start anew [column][photo].
6/2/05 pA11+
City tournament begins in fall
ball. 11/10/05 pA16
Cohen’s slam lifts Fullam’s.
6/11/05 pA17
Cranbury, Zoomers finish
runner-up: Norwalk 11-12
year-olds fall to defending
champs in final. 8/1/05 pA13+
Cranbury 11-12-year old allstars sweep to regional
championship. 7/25/05 pA13+
16
Cranbury all-stars take third
place at Stratford Invitational
pA15
Cranbury handed first loss.
7/31/05 pB1+
Cranbury league to collect
equipment for young ‘beisbol’
players. 5/13/05 pA3+
Cranbury National League.
5/27/05 pA19
Cranbury one win from title.
7/30/05 pA13+
Cranbury repeats as PONY
state champions [photo].
7/18/05 pA13+
Cranbury scores in tourney
opener. 7/29/05 pA13+
Cranbury takes second at
PONY all star tourney. 7/1/05
pA17
Cranbury's 11-12's begin title
defense. 7/11/05 pA17
Cranbury’s 11-12’s begin title
pB1+
The Diamond Club looks like
it’s a real gem [photo].
5/11/05 pA13+
Duncan Landscaping captures
Whone’s AAA championship
[photo]. 7/14/05 pA14
Eleven and counting [photo].
6/24/05 pA13+
End of the line for Norwalk at
World Series: 15-year-olds
eliminated after rally falls
short. 8/19/05 pA13+
Gisolfi leads Legion to 10th
straight win. 6/22/05 pA15
H&B earns a berth in
championship series. 6/21/05
pA14
Heritage Carpentry off to fast
starts. 5/15/05 pB6
Hot Stove talk buzzing even in
International 9-10 stars win first
two in tourney. 7/22/05 pA17
Jerrild hurls 13s to victory.
7/10/05 pB1+
Jr. Legion captures 14th
straight. 7/11/05 pA16
Jr. Legion defeats Fairfield.
7/13/05 pA16
BASEBALL-NORWALK
(Continued)
Jr. Legion earns 20th win in
row. 7/22/05 pA16
Jr. Legion erupts in sweep of
Bridgeport. 6/27/05 pA13
Jr. Legion posts 30th win
[photo]. 8/1/05 pA13+
Jr. Legion slips past Darien.
7/21/05 pA14
Jr. Legion wins 15th in a row.
7/12/05 pA13
7/26/05 pA13+
Junior Legion loses 1st.
6/20/05 pA16
Junior Legion makes impact in
first season [photo]. 7/20/05
pA13
Junior Legion ousted. 8/7/05
pB1+
[photo]. 7/8/05 pA13+
Junior Legion squad excels in
first year [photo]. 6/28/05 pA9
Junior Legion sweeps Stamford
in debut [photo]. 6/12/05 pB1+
pB1+
Juniors roll on. 7/3/05 pB2
Just for openers [photo with
Katrina hits home with Norwalk
15s [photo]. 9/23/05 pA13+
Keeping a close watch [photo
Kinlock tourney begins. 8/3/05
pA13+
Kiwanis enjoys successful
stretch. 6/5/05 pB6
Knight Street Auto wins Cal
Ripken Majors title. 7/4/05
pA15
Kozar tosses three-hitter.
6/24/05 pA15
Laurel A.C. wins Spinola title.
7/4/05 pA15
Laurels, Hardware meet in T-ofC final. 6/27/05 pA16
Laurels clinch league crown.
6/21/05 pA14
Laurels overcome Monker
Grotto in wild contest.
5/26/05 pA16
Legion batters Niantic. 7/25/05
pA13+
Legion campaign comes to end
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA13+
Legion remains perfect.
6/20/05 pA13
Legion rips Ridgefield. 7/8/05
pA16
Legion stopped by Westbrook.
7/31/05 pB1+
Legion survives by halting
Simsbury. 8/2/05 pA13+
Loss to Newtown ends title
dream of West Norwalk 11s.
7/30/05 pA13+
Milliman’s blasts lift Pearson.
5/26/05 pA16
Milliman's one-hitter lifts
Pearson. 5/17/05 pA17
[photo]. 6/9/05 pA11+
New England Exteriors steers
to easy victory. 6/16/05 pA16
New Orleans player a big hit in
Norwalk [photo]. 10/7/05
pA13+
Norwalk all-stars open play at
World Series: Norwalk 15s
suffer first round defeat
[photo]. 8/14/05 pB1+
Norwalk BR 15s lose regional
tourney opener. 7/30/05
pA13+
Norwalk BR 15s open state
play against Bethel. 7/13/05
pA16
Norwalk BR 15s rally to take
regional title [photo]. 8/3/05
pA13+
Norwalk BR 15s roll on. 7/7/05
pA11+
Norwalk BR 15s stay alive in
regional tourney [photo].
7/31/05 pB1+
Norwalk BR 15s win two.
8/1/05 pA13+
Norwalk completes Westport
sweep [photo]. 6/13/05 pA13+
Norwalk Jr. Legion triumphs.
7/6/05 pA16
Norwalk Jr. Legion wins 18th in
a row [photo]. 7/20/05 pA16
Norwalk Junior Legion downs
Norwalk Legion adds Junior
squad. 2/10/05 pA11+
17
[photo]. 7/13/05 pA13+
[photo]. 7/21/05 pA11+
Norwalk Legion downs
Stamford again. 7/14/05 pA16
Norwalk Legion forces playoff
[photo]. 7/20/05 pA13+
Norwalk Legion opens states
today. 7/23/05 pA15
Norwalk Legion squad alive in
Zone title race. 7/19/05 pA9+
Norwalk Legion still perfect.
7/2/05 pA15
Norwalk Legion sweeps
Stratford. 7/17/05 pB2
Norwalk Little Leagues set to
go [photo]. 4/24/05 pB1+
Norwalk Rec Fall Baseball
League. 10/6/05 pA16
Norwalk 15s advance to
second round at World Series
[photo]. 8/18/05 pA11+
Norwalk 14s are tested, but
edge Stratford [photo].
7/11/05 pA13+
Norwalk 15s capture Babe
Ruth state title. 7/24/05 pB1+
Norwalk 15s celebrate Fenway
style [photo]. 9/20/05 pA9+
Norwalk 14s dump Simsbury
[photo]. 7/25/05 pA13+
Norwalk 14s fall short against
Stamford. 7/27/05 pA13
Norwalk 13s hold on in state
tournament opener. 7/23/05
pA13+
Norwalk 15s make World
Series debut today. 8/13/05
pA13
Norwalk 15s need overtime.
8/16/05 pA13
Norwalk 15s open state
tournament. 7/16/05 pA13
Norwalk 13s roll into final
[photo]. 7/11/05 pA13+
Norwalk 15s win easily in state
opener. 7/17/05 pB1+
Norwalk 15s win for the North.
8/17/05 pA16
Norwalk 15s win second game
at World Series [photo].
8/17/05 pA13+
7/1/05 pA13+
Norwalk wins fifth in a row.
6/16/05 pA13
BASEBALL-NORWALK
(Continued)
One-sided victories in Kinlock.
8/13/05 pA13+
pB1+
Pickwick, Century 21 battle in
high-scoring encounters.
5/23/05 pA17
Play Ball? Sorry, not for
everyone [photo]. 6/24/05
pA13+
Rain scrambles weekend sked.
7/9/05 pA13+
Red hot Norwalk pounds
Ripken 11s pull one out.
7/29/05 pA13+
Ripken 11s win a pair. 6/23/05
pA14
Senior Legion sweeps. 7/11/05
pA16
Shelton downs BR 13s.
7/27/05 pA13+
Six from area named to AllFCIAC first team [photo].
6/21/05 pA9+
Slumping Norwalk Legion
swept away by Trumbull.
7/4/05 pA13+
Spinola breaks into win
column: Beat International
behind Donohue's solid
pitching [photo]. 8/17/05
pA13+
Spinola eliminates Norwalk
International at Districts.
7/5/05 pA15
Spinola LL opens season
‘family style’ [photo]. 4/29/05
pA15+
Spinola stars down Northrop
[photo]. 7/7/05 pA11+
Spinola stars eliminated. 7/8/05
pA13
Sports in brief: Legion opens
with sweep. 6/12/05 pB4
Sports in brief: Norwalk Jr.
Legion now 5-0. 6/16/05 pA12
Sports in brief: Norwalk Jr.
Legion wins again. 6/14/05
pA16
Sr. Legion staves off
elimination. 8/1/05 pA13+
State crowns, reunions and
frozen custard [photo].
7/22/05 pA13+
State title quests over for 13s,
14s. 7/28/05 pA11+
Stew Leonard's edges Century
21. 6/7/05 pA15
Stew’s dumps C&C
Landscaping for Int’l LL Minor
division crown. 7/7/05 pA13
Still perfect [photo]. 8/5/05
pA13+
Strong pitching lifts NBC over
Discount Trophy. 10/16/05
pC8
Sudden storms halt Legion
encounters [photo]. 6/17/05
pA15
Summer of 1952 will live
forever thanks to Brower
[photo]. 3/18/05 pA13+
T-of-C crowns its champion,
but just barely [photo]. 7/1/05
pA13+
Taking a look back at the first
Kinlock [photo]. 8/19/05
pA13+
Terzian leads St. Ann past Van
Buren. 5/30/05 pA16
W. Norwalk 11s pursue tourney
title. 6/28/05 pA11
West Norwalk finishes
unbeaten in Kinlock. 8/21/05
pB1
West Norwalk 11s capture
district title. 7/13/05 pA13+
West Norwalk 12’s fall in
championship. 7/5/05 pA15
West Norwalk 11’s move closer
to District title. 7/11/05 pA16
West Norwalk takes lead
[photo]. 8/9/05 pA9+
WNorwalk remains perfect in
Kinlock tourney action.
8/11/05 pA9+
WNorwalk Ripken 11s shut out
New Canaan. 7/10/05 pB1+
WNorwalk Ripken 11s win
tourney [photo]. 7/7/05 pA13
WNorwalk 11s blank
Bethwood. 7/25/05 pA15
WNorwalk 11s ‘cook’
Southbury [photo]. 7/24/05
pB1+
WNorwalk 11s forced to wait.
7/28/05 pA11
[photo]. 7/27/05 pA13+
18
Wyner goes, Gisolfi stays with
WVU [photo]. 6/16/05 pA11+
BASEBALL-PUBLIC
OPINION-CONNECTICUT
Poll puts Bronx Bombers on
top of Bosox [photo]. 4/9/05
pA1+
BASEBALL-WESTPORT
7/1/05 pA13+
Westport Legion alive in
tourney. 7/24/05 pB3
Westport’s Krakowiak tosses a
no-hitter against Fairfield.
7/13/05 pA16
BASEBALL-WILTON
pA15
Wilton 11-year olds ousted
from tourney. 7/20/05 pA13+
Wilton Floor collects pair of
wins. 5/23/05 pA17
Wilton LL all-stars overpower
Weston [photo]. 7/8/05 pA13+
Wilton LL stars in finals.
7/14/05 pA11+
Wilton’s run meets it end.
7/16/05 pA13+
BASKETBALLCONNECTICUT
Jefferson leads CCSU with
career-high 21. 1/16/05 pB6
Love and Basketball [photo].
3/13/05 pB1+
BASKETBALL-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
Difficult year for basketball refs
in county [photo]. 4/8/05
pA13+
Sisca scores in MVP race
[photo]. 4/3/05 pB1+
Something's done afoul in HS
hoops [photo]. 3/3/05 pA11+
COUNTY-BOYS
All-Area Boys Basketball 20042005 [photo with caption].
4/3/05 pB2
Salters all-league selection.
3/31/05 pB1
Trojans again thinking big
[photo]. 12/14/05 pA15+
COUNTY-GIRLS
All-Area Girls Basketball 20042005 [photo with caption].
4/2/05 pA16
Bears look for a return to glory
[photo]. 12/6/05 pA9+
BASKETBALLNORWALKSEE ALSO
NAME OF SCHOOLBASKETBALL
Adult rec playoffs under way.
3/23/05 pA18
All-city state final in 1983 gets
omitted [photo]. 3/25/05
pA13+
Andres secures Thursday 'C'
League crown. 1/25/05 pA14
Bartolo's big overtime lifts Heat
over Nuggets in Norwalk
Biddy Basketball playoffs.
3/13/05 pB7
Blizzard surges to Division II
title. 3/29/05 pA14
Blue Snakes capture Rec hoop
crown [photo]. 4/14/05 pA11+
Blue Snakes force winner-takeall final [photo]. 4/7/05 pA18
City honors young champs
pA18
Cohens powers Rockets to
victory. 2/15/05 pA14
76ers squeeze out a narrow
victory against Spurs.
2/19/05 pA17
Factset downs GE Finance in
overtime. 2/20/05 pB7
Fire, Spartans remain in
division lead. 11/10/05 pA16
Former NHS duo lead Ecko.
3/7/05 pA16
Gardner’s 15 lifts Cavs over
Blazers [photo]. 12/16/05
pA18
GE Finance in Indy hoop
semifinals [photo]. 3/30/05
pA20
Good start for GBA travel
teams. 1/10/05 pA17
Harris, Brown carry Mercer
past Stew Leonard's. 1/12/05
pA15
Holiday not the same without
Norwalk hoops. 12/29/05
pA11+
H.S. Roundup: New Milford 67,
Notre Dame 64. 2/2/05 pA17
Latham's lead Suns. 2/10/05
pA16
Local girls basketball players
reach Nationals. 5/3/05 pA16
Nathan Hale hoop teams city
champs [photo]. 4/13/05 pA20
NGBA travel teams score key
victories. 2/17/05 pA11
Norwalk 11 year-olds net
national title. 8/4/05 pA9+
Norwalk AAU team wins 2
more games at nationals.
7/31/05 pB6
Norwalk GBA rolls into 13th
season. 10/11/05 pA17
Norwalk's National Champions
pA13
One Norwalk team headed to
nationals [photo]. 7/15/05
pA13+
Pistons score a pair of victories
in first week of play. 2/1/05
pA14
Platinum Players seek national
gold [photo]. 6/21/05 pA9+
Playoff lineup set in Junior
Division of Biddy Basketball
program. 3/4/05 pA15
Playoffs under way in Norwalk
Recreation basketball.
3/18/05 pA17
Red Storm rises up to roll over
Celtics in Biddy action. 3/1/05
pA15
R&P Adult hoop squads head
into ‘second season.’ 3/29/05
pA14
Senior Biddy League
Sharks capture title [photo].
3/25/05 pA15
Skoko, Oladell score big in win.
1/1/05 pA17
Smitty’s captures Rec
volleyball title [photo]. 3/30/05
pA19
Spielman carries Huskies to
Three Norwalk GBA travel
teams continue to roll.
1/22/05 pA17
Three teams tied for Indy
League division lead at end
of first half. 2/8/05 pA14
19
Tight division battles appear to
be going down to wire in
NGBA. 10/25/05 pA17
Top seeds claim division
championships in tight
contests. 12/20/05 pA15
Two Men & A Truck, Affinion,
GE earn Rec hoop victories.
12/17/05 pA17
Unbeaten Pacers escape
Grizzlies. 2/8/05 pA14
Upstart Comets advance as
playoffs commence. 11/22/05
pA11
What Norwalk needs is a third
basketball team [photo].
1/7/05 pA11+
Y’s after-hours hoops to get
second shot. 5/17/05 pA3+
BASSETT, AL
Firefighters’ donation may suit
their Gulf Coast brothers to a
T [photo]. 9/17/05 pA1
BASSETT, SCOTT
STEPHANIE
Sibling protest [photo with
BASSFORD, KELLY
Bears eliminated by Cardinals
[photo]. 11/16/05 pA15+
Five area players All FCIAC
[photo]. 12/10/05 pA15+
Field Hockey Team [photo
BASSOS, CHARLES
Bank president receives Key to
the City honors [photo].
12/23/05 pC1+
Goin' fishing: Bassos retiring
after years in banking
industry [photo]. 10/19/05
pA22
A pledge for Norwalk Hospital
pC3
BASSOS, CHARLES P. AND
MARILYN
Cruise highlights ElderHouse
honors for Bassos [photo].
6/10/05 pA3+
BASTIEN, SUE
Weston’s Bastien takes time
out for some picks [photo].
11/20/05 pB3
BASTONI, BRIAN
BASWARE CORP.
In brief: BasWare Corp. opens
offices in Stamford. 3/30/05
pA22
BAUM, WIN
[photo]. 7/3/05 pA3+
BAUMAN, JOHN
Amateur field left scrambling by
fast greens [photo]. 6/21/05
pA9+
BAUMANN, JOHN
Baumann enjoys trip to SHU.
12/1/05 pA11
Baumann roaring for Lions
[photo]. 3/6/05 pB1+
Murphy a first class inductee
[photo]. 10/18/05 pA9+
Trimboli, Baumann key wins.
11/27/05 pB1
BAUMBLATT, LYNN
Being aware: Naramake
students learn about medical
emergencies [photo]. 5/24/05
pA1+
BAXTER, KATIE
Staples’ Baxter nets MVP
award [photo]. 12/14/05
pA15+
BAYLEY BEACH-NORWALK
Bayley Beach project on 6th
Dist. agenda. 10/20/05 pA3+
Bayley playground approved.
10/21/05 pA3
BAYLISS, STEVE
Peddle to the mettle: Cyclists
test their endurance in
grueling benefit for cancer
research [photo]. 8/7/05 pA3
BAYOU GROUP (FIRM)
In brief: 2 hedge fund execs
plead guilty to fraud. 9/30/05
pA21
In brief: Investors say fund
assets may be missing.
8/27/05 pA18
BAYWATER PROPERTIES
In brief: Baywater leases
property in Norwalk. 4/19/05
pC1
Library gets big boost in fundraising efforts. 4/9/05 pA19+
BEACH CLUB TANNING
STUDIO
Keeping clients from getting
burned: Tanning club takes
fingerprints to fight identity
theft [photo]. 3/27/05 pD1+
BEACHES-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
Save the Sound gearing up for
coastal cleanup. 9/16/05 pA3+
BEACHES-NORWALKSEE
ALSO NAME OF BEACH
City ought to consider charging
for beach parking [letter].
2/23/05 pA10
Hat trick for St. Patrick's Day:
Seniors' Irish eyes are
smiling as they help mail
beach stickers [photo].
3/17/05 pA3
Use of beach well worth
parking charge [letter]. 3/8/05
pA6
BEACHSIDE OF
CONNECTICUT
(ORGANIZATION)
Beachside soccer edges
Samba [photo with caption].
5/5/05 pA16
BEAMON, QUENTIN
A safe, scholastic harbor: Afterschool program in Norwalk
pushes on [photo]. 1/19/05
pA3+
BEARD, COURTNEY
Notre Dame hands Staples
girls first loss of the season
[photo]. 12/30/05 pA11+
BEAUTY, PERSONAL
Health, Beauty, Fitness
(Special Supplement).
10/18/05 pB1+
BECHTOLD, LYN
String quartet performs at
international festival [photo].
8/4/05 pC3+
BECKER, BERNICE
At 84, former city teacher finds
new career as author [photo].
1/24/05 pA3+
20
BECKER, LONSON
All-area Football 2004:
Defense [photo with caption].
12/18/05 pB2
Encore performance [photo].
11/13/05 pB1+
Staples runs past Stamford
[photo]. 10/29/05 pA15+
Wreckers roll into title tilt
[photo]. 11/30/05 pA15+
Wreckers shocked by Trumbull
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA15+
BECKER, LYNNE
pC4
BECKER, TOM
Festival makes Splash! in
Norwalk: Reporter taste tests
chowder from local
restaurants [photo]. 6/6/05
pA1+
BECKER & BECKER
ASSOCIATES INC. (FIRM)
Fairfield firm draws pick for
$4M center fixup. 5/11/05
pA3+
BECKWYTH, MIKAYLA
Stitchin’ at school: Wolfpit
students learn to thread the
needle [photo]. 10/1/05 pA1+
BEDFORD, E. T.
E.T. Bedford's 1907 Westport
'cottage' on the market
[photo]. 9/9/05 pB1
BEDO, MARIA
St. Paul's Church to stage
family favorite Christmas
opera [photo]. 12/23/05 pA3+
BEEKEEPERS
Beekeeping a sweet
experience for local family
[photo]. 9/30/05 pA3+
[photo]. 7/3/05 pA3+
BEGETIS, KATERINA
Senators turn back Bears
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA13+
Shadows of students on the job
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA3+
Twelve high schoolers win
scholarships [photo]. 4/12/05
pA3+
BEHNKEN, ANITA
BEIT CHAVERIM
SYNAGOGUE
New rabbi will conduct first
service Saturday at Beit
Chaverim Synagogue.
7/21/05 pC3
BEKE, JOSEPH AND
MACULUSO, MARIAN
Class of '40 reunion a mostly
hometown affair [photo].
8/15/05 pA3+
BELDEN, CALVIN T. AND
CLYDIE
Legion salutes quiet, gentle
man who loved to tinker
[photo]. 9/6/05 pA3+
BELGRADE, RACHEL
Warriors turn back Cadets
[photo]. 10/19/05 pA15+
BELIARD, JACQUELINE
Grant enables eight to join
Head Start ranks in Norwalk
[photo]. 2/8/05 pA3+
BELINSKY, CHRISTOPHER
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA18
BELINSKY, MEGAN
Good deeds come in small
packages [photo with
BELL, BARBARA
BELL, TYNEQUA
Sorting it out: Nathan Hale
collects cans for local shelter
[photo]. 11/24/05 pA3+
BELLAGAMBA, JEFF
Memorial Day marcher [photo
BELLANTONI, JIM
Jim Bellantoni happy to be
coaching again [photo].
7/29/05 pA13+
BELO, KARINA
Up, up and away [photo with
BELUK, BRENNA
Raiders bring down Hawks in
battle of unbeaten teams
[photo]. 5/26/05 pA16
[photo]. 11/24/05 pA3+
BELWARD, ADAM, SHAUN,
KEITH AND BILL
‘Glad to be home’: Norwalk
soldier returns from Iraq
[photo]. 9/6/05 pA1+
BENCHMARK BUILDERS LLC
garners HOBI awards.
10/18/05 pC1
BENEDETTO, CODY AND
TYLER
Kids spend weekend fund
raising for Red Cross [photo].
9/6/05 pA3+
BENEDICT, JEFF
Gambling foe claims casinos
fuel economic crimes.
10/30/05 pA3+
BENESKI, FRANK AND
SHEILA
Love and Basketball [photo].
3/13/05 pB1+
BENHAM, JAMES
Six decades later, Navy vet
gets medal for heroism in
Pearl Harbor attack [photo].
9/10/05 pA1+
BENINCASO, JIM
7/26/05 pA13+
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
CENTER
Making way for education: City
helps Franklin get a 'head
start' [photo]. 1/25/05 pA3+
Norwalk dental clinic nears
reality. 7/28/05 pA1+
BENNETT, DICK
Love of sailing helps inventor
get a handle on new career
[photo]. 7/17/05 pA3+
BENNETT, JUSTIN
Castles in the sand [photo with
BENNETT, WILLARD
Pride and patriotism were front
and center in Norwalk
[photo]. 11/12/05 pA1+
BENNEWITZ, KENDALL
pA13+
BENTKOVER, STEPHEN
Kiwanis light it up at cigar fund
raiser [photo]. 3/19/05 pA3+
21
Norwalk Reads! bus adds to
presence in community
[photo]. 5/10/05 pA1+
BENTLEY, LARRY
Banking on experience:
Norwalk’s Bentley joins
Patriot National [photo].
9/15/05 pC1+
BENTLEY, NINA
Bentley named to Silvermine
Guild Arts Center board.
7/21/05 pC4
BERCKMANS, PAUL R.
10/21/05 pA20+
BERES, JOHN
Visitors get ‘high-tech’ inside
story during house [photo].
10/2/05 pA3+
BERG, PETER
GFA opens season [photo].
9/15/05 pA17
BERKOWITZ, MARK
Trojans claim share of title
[photo]. 11/20/05 pB1+
BERMUDEZ, MARLON
Scholarship winners
[photo]. 6/25/05 pA3+
BERNADETTE'S DOGS
A mother's inspiration: Son
works hard to make
'Bernadette's' a success
[photo]. 6/24/05 pB9+
BERNARDO, PATRICK
Senior Center talk focuses on
dangers of identity theft
[photo]. 11/18/05 pA4
BERNHEIM, KENNETH
8/17/05 pA19+
BERNSON, GREG
The path to profit: Norwalk's
Print Path is building
business [photo]. 2/12/05
pA18
BERNSTEIN, OLIVIA
‘Chanukah on Ice’: Festival of
Lights with a chilly twist
[photo]. 12/30/05 pA1+
Westporters mark Hanukkah’s
arrival with Menorah lighting
[photo]. 12/26/05 pA1+
BERNSTEIN, SARAH
BERRIOS, KYANNO
Silvermine Carnival fills kids’
day with excitement [photo].
3/20/05 pA3+
BERRY, MICHAEL
7/29/05 pA19
BERTHOGG, THEA
Scottish games, Vets
committee win our bouquets
[edit]. 7/2/05 pA10
BERTOLI, DONNA
Bertoli takes helm as new Hour
editor [photo]. 7/5/05 pA1+
BEST, MARK
Stingy E.O. Smith ends
Norwalk’s season [photo].
11/11/05 pA13+
BEST FRIENDS PET CARE
In brief: Norwalk company
planning expansion. 5/10/05
pA17
Home away from home: Pets
curl up in luxury suites
[photo]. 9/15/05 pC3+
2/8/05 pA3+
BETH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE
Evacuation by Israelis draws
mixed reaction. 8/19/05 pA1+
Jewish day of ‘physical
freedom’ celebrated [photo].
3/25/05 pA3+
BETTS, BRUCE
Sportsmen of Westport to
honor 10 at dinner [photo].
5/16/05 pA13+
BIAGIARELLI, LISA
Tax collector's office needs
help to do job better [column].
2/20/05 pC8
BIC CORPORATION
In brief: BIC to move to
Shelton. 9/16/05 pA19
BICYCLES
Cycle master: Master frame
maker to visit Norwalk
[photo]. 7/28/05 pC1+
BICYCLING
Rain puts a damper on
Bloomin’ Metric [photo].
5/23/05 pA1+
BIELER, LEAH
Synagogue marks 70th year
[photo]. 6/16/05 pC4
BIELING, DONALD JR.,
DONALD SR. AND
DOUGLAS
Teeing off for good cause
pA12
BIELING, JOHN 'JUNIOR'
A Deserving Honor for Junior
pA12
BIG BASKETBALL INC.
(ORGANIZATION)
Big Basketball fund raiser on
tap Saturday in Norwalk.
3/23/05 pA3+
"BIG HOUSE"-WESTPORT
SEE HOUSINGWESTPORT; WESTPORTPLANNING AND ZONING
COMMISSION; WESTPORTZONING BOARD OF
APPEALS
BILLS, LEGISLATIVECONNECTICUT
$100 million plan for stem cell
study approved by House.
6/1/05 pA23
Aside to Gov. Rell: keep junk
food ban [edit]. 5/31/05 pA6
$1.3B transit package a good
first step. 7/15/05 pA10
Ban on soda sales in public
schools a debatable reply
[edit]. 5/20/05 pA10
Banning soda in schools small
but proper step [edit]. 5/2/05
pA10
Bill would allow year for safety
upgrades. 6/4/05 pA1+
Bill would impose lien for
unpaid property fines.
5/29/05 pA3+
Bill would mandate coverage of
infertility treatments. 6/2/05
pA3+
Businesses voice
transportation hopes [photo].
7/8/05 pA19+
Cell phone ban in October
limited to hand-held ones
[edit]. 7/15/05 pA10
Ceremonial rite doesn’t detract
from bill’s impact [edit].
7/11/05 pA10
22
Change sought in death
penalty statute. 4/9/05 pA4
Cheeseburger bill cooking; you
want fires with that? [edit].
2/15/05 pA6
Cigarette tax: Self-defeating or
just healthy? [edit]. 3/10/05
pA6
Costs of treating infertility
covered thanks to Norwalk
lawmaker's effort [letter].
8/16/05 pA10
Dredging project gets boost.
11/11/05 pA3+
Fee to rise by $30 for land
records. 6/19/05 pA3+
General Assembly hangs up on
drivers using cell phones
[edit]. 6/6/05 pA10
Governor keeps promise,
vetoes bad e-mail bill [edit].
7/13/05 pA10
House acts to cover Medicare,
Medicaid co-pays. 11/18/05
pA3
House approves cell phone
law; Senate OK next? [edit].
5/1/05 pC8
Housing bill benefits Norwalk.
7/20/05 pA1+
Land records fee hike regarded
as mostly beneficial. 7/16/05
pA1+
Last-minute bill pulls a fast one
on constituents [edit]. 6/12/05
pC8
Law gives protection to ‘zebras’
on the field [edit]. 5/13/05
pA10
Lawmakers await decision on
pesticide use legislation.
7/13/05 pA3+
Lawmakers get into act to
sideline pocket bikes [edit].
1/26/05 pA10
Lawmakers optimistic cell
phone ban will be approved.
5/2/05 pA3+
Lawmakers put brakes on
pesky mini-cycles [edit].
5/29/05 pC10
Legislative legerdemain
destroys a good bill; teen
violence call for coordination
[edit]. 4/21/05 pA8
Legislators mixed on death
penalty. 3/7/05 pA1+
BILLS, LEGISLATIVECONNECTICUT (Continued)
kids. 8/29/05 pA10
Local legislators weigh in on
proposed cell phone ban.
6/6/05 pA1+
Norwalk lawmakers weigh in on
new law. 12/2/05 pA1+
Norwalk legislators focusing on
transit [photo]. 2/7/05 pA1+
For Perone, infertility law a
personal triumph [photo].
7/14/05 pA3+
Perone comments on reform
legislation. 12/8/05 pA3+
Perone's insurance battle
stems from personal struggle
[photo]. 2/20/05 pA1+
Pressing issues put on hold by
death penalty bill [letter].
1/12/05 pA10
Proposal to widen arbitration
scopes deserves a look [edit].
1/26/05 pA10
Reform package not perfect,
but most significant [edit].
12/4/05 pC8
Rell signs $1.3B transit bill in
Norwalk: Governor says help
for gridlock 'on the way'
[photo]. 7/8/05 pA1+
Rell uses old device to escape
notice [edit]. 7/12/05 pA10
Rell welcome in suit against
NCLB testing [edit]. 7/29/05
pA10
Rell's veto on junk food ignores
obesity crisis [edit]. 6/19/05
pC8
Revving 'cycles strikes fear in
lawmakers' hearts [edit].
2/11/05 pA10
Schools would have to
accommodate allergic
children. 5/30/05 pA1+
Senate closes loophole in truck
insurance law [edit]. 11/1/05
pA10
State limits pesticide use to
protect children [column].
8/17/05 pA10
State moves ahead to be
among leaders in stem cell
research [edit]. 6/9/05 pA8
BILLS, LEGISLATIVE-UNITED
STATES
Energy legislation holds
potpourri of industry breaks
[edit]. 8/7/05 pC6
Passage of drug penalty reform
bill hailed. 12/27/05 pA3+
State looks to water to solve
traffic congestion. 8/8/05
pA3+
Transportation bill contains
benefits and a lot of pork
[edit]. 8/2/05 pA10
B.I.N. SALES AND
MARKETING, INC.
honored by institute. 6/28/05
pB1
BINDERBERGER, SARAH
Volunteer Profile [photo].
1/10/05 pA3
BIRD, DAN
[photo]. 5/19/05 pA11+
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA15+
BIRD, JAMES
A walk of faith: Young elders
are on a mission [photo].
3/12/05 pA12+
BIRD, SPENCER
Ready for the ’works [photo
BIRD WATCHING
Bird’s-eye view: Birdwatchers
flock to county for yearly tally
of avian species [photo].
12/19/05 pA1+
Robins stealing the spring
show [photo]. 4/21/05 pA15
BIRDS
For the birds, column by Chris
Bosak [photo]. every Sunday
BIRDS-CONNECTICUT
Killing nuisance wildlife is not
the answer [letter]. 12/9/05
pA10
Meeting will explore options to
killing pesky parakeets.
11/29/05 pA3+
Stop the killing of the monk
parakeets [letter]. 12/6/05 pA6
BIRENBAUM, MARIANNE
[photo]. 7/20/05 pA19+
23
BIRTH CONTROL-LAW AND
LEGISLATION
Lawmakers weigh in on
‘morning-after’ pill
controversy. 8/7/05 pA3
BIRTHDAY BAR
PROPERTIES (FIRM)
Birthday Bars could strike a
happy chord [photo]. 3/22/05
pA19+
BIRTHDAYS
A birthday celebration to
remember [letter]. 11/28/05
pA10
Christopher birthday [photo].
1/23/05 pC3
D’Amico 95th birthday [photo].
7/17/05 pC3
Former mother superior gets
surprise guest [photo].
12/4/05 pA1+
Frazier birthday. 2/6/05 pC3
Georgio 88th birthday [photo].
7/24/05 pC3
Hartman birthday [photo].
1/16/05 pC3
His Honor mixes birthday, city
business. 9/24/05 pA3+
LaRochelle birthday [photo].
11/13/05 pC3
Miller 80th birthday. 7/17/05
pC3
Morgan and Cinnamond 90th
birthday [photo]. 7/17/05 pC3
Pallarino anniversary/ birthday
[photo]. 12/11/05 pC3
Sabia-Rodrigues 90th birthday
[photo]. 7/17/05 pC3
Smith birthday [photo]. 6/5/05
pC3
Tavella birthday [photo]. 9/4/05
pC3
Testa birthday [photo]. 1/23/05
pC3
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Area events honor Black
History Month. 2/1/05 pA1+
Black history event stresses
education as key to future
[photo]. 2/13/05 pA1+
Black history events set in
caption]. 2/05 pA3
'Family' images: Photos by
Briggs graduates focus of
Black History exhibit [photo].
2/16/05 pA3+
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
(Continued)
February honors contributions
of Afro-Americans [edit].
2/4/05 pA10
It used to be Negroe History
Week. 2/3/05 pA3+
Museum lines up Black History
programs. 1/27/05 pA3
Quite a ride [photo with
Teaching of black history
inadequate in our schools
[letter]. 3/25/05 pA10
UConn honors black leaders.
2/24/05 pA1+
BLACKMAR-WHITE,
GARRETT
Neighbor helping neighbor:
AmeriCares, ‘This Old House’
team up to repair homes of
those in need [photo]. 5/8/05
pA3
BLACKWOOD, CANDACE
4/6/05 pA17
BLADFORD, DAVE
Collecting comfort: Pajama jam
gets big results in Rowayton
[photo]. 9/19/05 pA1+
BLAIR, JOSHUA
Young Norwalker’s talks help
indigenous people [photo].
6/1/05 pA3+
BLAIR, LAURA
5/16/05 pA13+
BLAIR, MATT
Stamford nips Wilton in
overtime [photo]. 12/22/05
pA11+
BLAIS, ALEXIS
Norwalk comes back twice to
forge tie with McMahon
[photo]. 10/16/05 pB1+
BLAKE, JAMES
Blake completes comeback
[photo]. 8/29/05 pA13+
BLANDFORD, EMMA
Price, Senators bounce back
[photo]. 5/20/05 pA13+
BLANDING, LILY
March for change: Area
residents show support for
mentoring ex-cons [photo].
1/17/05 pA1+
BLAU, BRUCE, ANABEL
AND AUDREY
Fair play [photo with caption].
6/19/05 pA5
BLICK, GARY
Norwalk doctor urges condom
use amid new HIV strain
[photo]. 2/14/05 pA1+
BLINDER, THERESA
5/25/05 pA18+
BLISS, SHERWOOD 'WOODY'
Bliss-fully unopposed: Bliss
wins solo, but turnout in
Weston is low [photo].
11/9/05 pA8
Bliss hopes for voter turnout in
Weston. 11/8/05 pA3+
Bliss will chair transit
organization. 12/14/05 pA3
Town leaders vow to pursue
full CL&P refunds. 10/4/05
pA3+
Y's Men receive annual
Westport, Weston address.
5/20/05 pA3+
BLITZ, BRIAN
5/13/05 pA19+
BLOCK, WALTER
4/6/05 pA17
BLOOD DONATION
10/27/05 pA3+
Vacation no time skip blood
banks [edit]. 6/30/05 pA8
BLOOM, RALPH C.
Bloom, Friends of Museum
exonerated by IRS [letter].
7/6/05 pA10
Curator should report to
Historical Commission [letter].
3/15/05 pA10
Museum curator's ethics
should be reviewed [letter].
3/2/05 pA10
The past preserved: Museum
to dedicate Merchants Court
exhibit [photo]. 10/14/05 pA3+
24
Ralph Bloom leads crusade for
preservation of city’s history
[column]. 3/25/05 pA10
Tag sale to benefit Norwalk
Museum [photo]. 12/2/05 pA7
Volunteers keep exhibits going
at Norwalk Museum [photo].
7/7/05 pA1+
BLUE SKY CAFE
Police shut Norwalk social club
[photo]. 10/14/05 pA3+
BLUE TULIP (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
In brief: Wilton store donates
$4,000 to library. 10/5/05
pA19
BLUES (MUSIC)-ROWAYTON
BLUME, SHARON
Sharon Blume, 51, Stamford
Museum director [photo].
1/12/05 pA23
BLUMENTHAL, RICHARD A.
Attorney General acts, stops
DMV charges [edit]. 7/18/05
pA10
Blumenthal: Indian point
unsafe. 10/4/05 pA1+
Blumenthal: Same-sex
marriages not recognized in
Connecticut. 9/22/05 pA1+
Blumenthal backing former
hotel workers. 7/1/05 pA3+
Feud over church preschool is
stopped, for now. 6/17/05
pA3+
Local officials: No Child Act
fails to deliver. 8/21/05 pA3+
New police HQ opens doors to
public [photo]. 5/22/05 pA3+
Power line plan changes
demanded. 4/1/05 pA5
State set to challenge
education law [photo]. 4/6/05
pA23
That’s the ticket! $2M grant
moves Playhouse closer to
fund-raising goal [photo].
12/6/05 pA3+
BOAS, REBECCA
2005 All-Area Girls Tennis
pA16
Rising to the challenge [photo].
7/1/05 pA13+
BOATERS AGAINST
BROADWATER
(ORGANIZATION)
Boaters out to sink plan for
floating gas terminal [photo].
9/4/05 pA3+
News briefs: Group trying to
stop gas terminal. 9/1/05 pA3
BOATING ACCIDENTS
Marine Division rescues three
in kayak. 8/15/05 pA1+
Stranded boater disillusioned
by others’ indifference [letter].
10/10/05 pA10
BOATS AND BOATINGNORWALK
Back to water [photo with
Boaters get ready for season
ahead. 1/6/05 pC1+
Busy weekend on the water:
Common sense just as vital
afloat, says seasoned sailor
[photo]. 9/4/05 pA3
Ripple effect: Fuel prices may
leave boaters high and dry
[photo]. 6/11/05 pA1+
BOATS AND BOATINGSAFETY MEASURES
Coast Guard is there for
emergencies [column][photo].
8/25/05 pA15
Electronic navigation sets you
on a straight course
Hypothermia is always a risk to
boaters [column][photo].
5/26/05 pA15
On-the-water communications
vital to all craft
BOATS AND BOATINGWASTE DISPOSAL
EPA needs to respond on
boating sewage [edit].
7/22/05 pA10
BOBBY Q'S BARBECUE AND
GRILL (RESTAURANT)
In brief: Westport restaurant to
be featured on TV. 8/16/05
pA7
BOBOWICK, TODD
Silvermine River revamp
project begins [photo].
7/15/05 pA1+
BOBROWSKY, CELIA
Norwalk will be a part of AllStar game [photo]. 7/8/05
pA13+
Tigers’ Bobrowsky guest
speaker at Old Timers dinner
[photo]. 10/31/05 pA13+
BOCCACCIO, MICHAEL A.
St. Philip priest weighs in on
church's future. 4/3/05 pA7
BOCCANFUSCO, STEPHANIE
Fast draws attention to global
hunger [photo]. 2/27/05 pA3+
BOCCANFUSO, DEBORAH M.
Preventing more brats [photo].
8/8/05 pA1+
Sibling care: Brother, sister
walk to benefit breast cancer
[photo]. 4/22/05 pA3+
Walking the walk: Sibling pair
trods 60 miles to raise funds
[photo]. 7/9/05 pA3+
BOCCE (GAME)
The ball’s in their court: City
hopes new bocce facility will
encourage people to play
[photo]. 8/9/05 pA3
Bocce making a comeback at
Calf Pasture [photo]. 7/1/05
pA8
BOCICAUT, GUY
4/6/05 pA17
BODACH, JILL
Food will never look quite the
same after hunger project
[photo]. 6/7/05 pA3+
How far will a quart of milk go?
It depends on the need
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA3+
Hunger pangs will be gone
soon, but her life will never be
the same [photo]. 6/6/05 pA3
Hunger project turns into an
unforgettable experience
[photo]. 6/8/05 pA3+
Making every bite count
because she has to [photo].
6/5/05 pA3+
Reporter gets a pat on back for
series on hunger [letter].
6/16/05 pA8
Social barriers arise with limits
on selection of food [photo].
6/4/05 pA3+
Understanding hunger:
Reporter dines on pantry
rations [photo]. 6/2/05 pA1+
25
BODYBUILDING
Norwalk’s Mimnaugh wins at
two bodybuilding shows
[photo]. 6/21/05 pA14
BOGARDUS, BILL
11/9/05 pB1, 3/11/05 pC9
BOGDANYI, SHANE
go [photo]. 4/24/05 pB1+
BOGDEN, FRANCISCA
Mayor's business initiative
kicks off with 50 in Norwalk
[photo]. 1/28/05 pA3+
BOGGS, LIZ
Warriors claim another crown
[photo]. 5/27/05 pA13+
BOHLING, RYAN
All-Area Football 2004: Offense
pB2
[photo]. 10/29/05 pA15+
Wreckers repeat as state
BOLDEN, REV. PHYLLIS Y.
Bolden named to council.
9/9/05 pA3+
Councilwoman thanks District
B voters for support [letter].
12/12/05 pA10
Election 2005 Guide [photo].
10/24/05 pA8+
BOLEA, REMY
Big plays lift Ludlowe over
Weston [photo]. 11/6/05 pB1+
H.S. Roundup: Masuk 9,
Weston 6 [photo]. 4/24/05 pB6
BOLEA, STEFAN
Trojans roll into title tilt [photo].
11/17/05 pA11+
BOLGER, JOHN
5/16/05 pA13+
BOLLE, LORI
Photographer of the year will
show prize-winning slides to
camera club [photo]. 9/1/05
pC3
BOLT TECHNOLOGY CORP.
In brief: Bolt Technology
announces results. 1/27/05
pC1
announces earnings. 4/28/05
pC3
BOMB THREATS-NORWALK
Bomb threat clears state
courthouses. 12/3/05 pA1+
Bomb threat delays court.
2/12/05 pA3
Police probe bomb threats
called in to Norwalk Hospital.
11/9/05 pA3
BONATI, ADAM
Wilton hockey team eliminated
in semis [photo]. 3/11/05
pA13+
BOND, KASHIF
An exchange of ideas: Sister
schools share art, culture
[photo]. 10/12/05 pA1+
BONDI, FRED A.
Continue increase in real
estate conveyance tax
[column]. 4/17/05 pC8+
Council to decide fate of raise
proposal. 6/21/05 pA1+
10/24/05 pA8+
GOP takes back at least 3
council seats [photo]. 11/9/05
pA8
Touring Norwalk Mid-Harbor:
Planning Committee, council
have yet to act on study
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA1+
BONDI, PETER A.
Bondi’s son asks GOP backing
for council run. 6/9/05 pA1+
It's Politics!: A tough route to
990 Prospect. 6/12/05 pC9
BONDS, MUNICIPAL SEE
MUNICIPAL BONDS
BONDURANT, KEITH
Norwalk man gets jail time for
stabbing in Washington
Village. 4/20/05 pA3
BONENFANT, DENNIS
'DENNY'
Ex-paperboy says he’d gladly
do route again [photo].
12/26/05 pA3+
BONENFANT, RICHARD J.
10/24/05 pA8+
BONK, SUSAN
Rainforest education [photo
BOOKS
'Battle for Honor' outlines
Westport's WWII history
[letter]. 4/26/05 pA8
It’s Potter party time as store
celebrates book release.
7/16/05 pA3+
8/8/05 pA1+
Recipe for change: Vegan
cookbook aims to instill
respect for life [photo]. 8/1/05
pA3+
'The village of the dammed'
recounts significant Fairfield
County history. 9/18/05 pC1+
Westporters, history buffs
ought to pick up ‘Battle for
Honor’ [letter]. 5/31/05 pA6
BOOKSELLERS AND
BOOKSELLING
A little Angel at St. Paul’s book
shop [photo with caption].
9/24/05 pA3
BOOTH, RICHARD A.
[column]. 3/25/05 pA10
BORDER, SARAH
All-Area Volleyball 2005 [photo
BORGES-LOPEZ, MARIA
10/24/05 pA8+
BORN LEARNING CAMPAIGN
New campaign focuses on
helping children learn better
earlier [photo]. 5/4/05 pA3
BOROM, ASHLEY
Staples remains undefeated
with win over Norwalk
[photo]. 9/22/05 pA11+
BORONOWSKA, JOANNA
Tasteful learning: Asian food
on NCC students’ plate
[photo]. 11/11/05 pA3+
BOSTIC, TRAVIS
Central stymies Senators
[photo]. 2/9/05 pA13+
BOUCHER, TONI
Alternative transportation: State
rep offers a plan to link
Norwalk and Danbury [photo].
1/18/05 pA3+
Area’s state reps support
reform push. 10/1/05 pA1+
Getting to know ... State
Rep.Toni Boucher: Education
is key for state rep [photo].
7/24/05 pA1+
Lawmakers have a lot on their
plate [column]. 4/10/05 pC8
26
Norwalk chamber says 'no' to
Super Route 7 plan. 1/19/05
pA3
Selling off land for new Route 7
makes no sense [edit].
1/20/05 pA8
BOUFFARD, CATHERINE
AND MICHAEL
Not just for boys: Girls from
Norwalk attend computer
camp [photo]. 8/6/05 pA3+
BOUTON, JIM
Delivering a pitch in Westport
pA13
BOWLER, ROGER
Subaru rolls into Norwalk
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA20+
BOXING-NORWALK
Two Harris Club boxers win
New England Gloves [photo].
2/13/05 pB7
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICACONNECTICUT YANKEE
COUNCIL
Jamboree bittersweet for Boy
Scouts. 8/5/05 pA3+
A Labor of Love: Environmental
passion inspires Scout’s
project for Eagle rank [photo].
9/11/05 pA3
Region’s Scouts attending
national Jamboree. 7/24/05
pA3+
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICACUB SCOUT PACK 66
Honoring veterans: Norwalk
Cub Scouts place flags on
graves [photo]. 5/19/05 pA1+
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICATROOP 19
Days in the wilderness [photo
Norwalker's Eagle project
benefits Cranbury hikers
[photo]. 11/20/05 pB5
Pitching in [photo with caption].
12/11/05 pB5
Troop 19 celebrates 75 years
[photo]. 4/11/05 pA1+
BOYLE, TRISH
The home’s a stage: Designer
helps owners prep for sale
[photo]. 8/4/05 pC1+
BOYNTON, MARK
Norwalk tennis just trying to be
competitive [photo]. 5/3/05
pA13
BRACEY, AMBER
[photo]. 12/13/05 pA1+
BRADBURY, DENNIS
A woman’s place: Gallery gives
female artists a chance to
buck tradition [photo].
9/22/05 pA3
BRADLEY, ALAN
'Leap of Faith': Personal
journey leads to creation of
Norwalk ministry [photo].
3/11/05 pA1+
BRADLEY, ALAN AND
DEBORAH
Norwalk family opens doors to
those in need. 10/21/05 pA3+
BRADLEY, BESS
Speakers warn of ‘crisis’ at
NAACP banquet: They say
local young black men are
not achieving [photo]. 6/26/05
pA1+
BRADLEY, GARY
Bats go silent in Precision
BRADLEY, JAMES
Zoning inspector: People I met
made the work more
enjoyable [letter]. 11/16/05
pA12
BRADLEY, JONATHAN
Brien McMahon nets new
coach [photo]. 2/16/05 pA13+
BRADLEY, SHARON
It’s beginning to look a lot like
Christmas [photo with
BRAM, JESSICA
8/19/05 pC7+
BRAND NAME PRODUCTSRELIGIOUS ASPECTS
Chocolate cross tough to
swallow for some believers.
3/26/05 pA1+
BREACH OF PEACENORWALK
Fight leaves 3 hurt, 1 critically.
7/18/05 pA3
News briefs: Norwalk High fight
nets eight arrests. 9/23/05
pA3
12/23/05 pA4, 12/6/05 pA4,
12/3/05 pA4, 11/30/05 pA4,
11/11/05 pA4, 11/4/05 pA4,
11/3/05 pA10, 10/27/05 pA9,
10/22/05 pA4, 10/20/05 pA4,
10/19/05 pA4, 10/14/05 pA4,
10/9/05 pA4, 10/4/05 pA10,
9/25/05 pA5, 9/22/05 pA4,
9/21/05 pA4, 9/17/05 pA4,
9/14/05 pA4, 9/8/05 pA4,
9/7/05 pA4, 8/29/05 pA4,
8/24/05 pA4, 8/22/05 pA4,
8/18/05 pA4, 8/17/05 pA4,
8/16/05 pA4, 8/15/05 pA4,
8/13/05 pA4, 8/12/05 pA4,
8/9/05 pA4, 8/3/05 pA4,
7/27/05 pA4, 7/14/05 pA4,
7/13/05 pA4, 7/8/05 pA4,
7/7/05 pA4, 7/6/05 pA4,
7/5/05 pA4, 7/4/05 pA23,
6/28/05 pA4, 6/26/05 pA5,
6/23/05 pA4, 6/17/05 pA4,
6/15/05 pA5, 6/11/05 pA4,
6/10/05 pA4, 6/3/05 pA8,
5/19/05 pA4, 5/18/05 pA4,
5/14/05 pA4, 5/7/05 pA4,
5/6/05 pA4, 4/26/05 pA4,
4/22/05 pA4, 4/18/05 pA4,
4/14/05 pA4, 4/12/05 pA4,
4/8/05 pA4, 3/29/05 pA4,
3/22/05 pA4, 3/15/05 pA4,
3/3/05 pA4, 2/22/05 pA4,
2/18/05 pA4, 2/16/05 pA4,
2/15/05 pA4, 2/12/05 pA4,
2/11/05 pA4, 2/4/05 pA4,
1/6/05 pA4, 1/5/05 pA4,
1/4/05 pA4, 1/3/05 pA4
BREAST-MAGNETIC
RESONANCE IMAGING
Mammogram project reaches
out to low-income women
[photo]. 10/9/05 pA3+
Mobile mammogram unit to
visit Colonial Village. 10/6/05
pA3+
Prevention goes high-tech:
Digital images aid breast
cancer detection [photo].
9/26/05 pA1+
BREDEN, NICOLE
Jr. Lacrosse now catching on
with girls in Norwalk [photo].
3/17/05 pA11+
BREEDON, JACK AND SAM
27
BREEN, DEVON
At McMahon, the spring play
goes on [photo]. 4/29/05 pA1+
BREISLER, CHRISTINA
D.C. conference boosts dream:
Presidential hopeful gets the
jump on competitors [photo].
6/30/05 pA3+
BRENNAN, KATHLEEN
3/23/05 pA22+
BRENNAN, TOM
Vermont’s Brennan steals
spotlight in Worcester [photo].
3/20/05 pB1+
BRENNAN, WILLIAM F.
Brennan as selectman. 7/21/05
pA3+
Brennan has right mix of skills,
experience for Wilton [letter].
10/17/05 pA10
BRENNER, JASON
Traffic talk at the diner:
Lieberman hears commuters’
woes [photo]. 8/31/05 pA1+
BRENNER, LOIS M.
2/8/05 pC1
BRESCIA, DICK
Shorehaven stays the course
[photo]. 11/22/05 pA9+
BRESLOW, REBECCA
3/25/05 pA3+
BRESNICK, JILL
5/13/05 pA19+
BRIDGES-NORWALK
Broad Street span rebuilding
recalls events of 1995 [edit].
1/7/05 pA8
Committee OKs bridge
agreement. 2/2/05 pA1+
1/4/05 pA3+
One-way traffic only: Bridge
poses safety hazard,
inconvenience [photo].
11/8/05 pA3+
Perry Ave. bridge fixable, says
city engineer. 10/13/05 pA3+
Repair project topic of City Hall
session. 7/2/05 pA1+
Silvermine bridge situation
blown out of proportion
[letter]. 11/16/05 pA12
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL
7 McMahon students arrested
in computer thefts. 12/20/05
pA3+
Answers needed on conditions
at Brien McMahon [edit].
4/14/05 pA8
Asbestos removal on hold.
5/18/05 pA5
Construction work continues at
Brien McMahon High School
[photo]. 8/16/05 pB3
Dust at McMahon causes
concern, gets attention [edit].
3/25/05 pA10
Dust from McMahon work
sickens teachers. 3/19/05
pA1+
Enterprising entrepreneurs:
Norwalk students produce
prize winning products
[photo]. 6/7/05 pA3+
FBI nabs BMHS award [photo].
1/4/05 pA3+
Foul play ruled out in Brien
McMahon High School
Dumpster fires. 8/11/05 pA3+
Going places: McMahon staff,
students moving to bigger,
better digs [photo]. 12/18/05
pA3+
Graffiti discovered at McMahon
High. 5/12/05 pA1
High school help: BMHS
students aid Norwalk middle
schoolers [photo]. 3/9/05 pA3
How to get published. 6/6/05
pA1+
Knopp eyes new McMahon
wing [photo]. 2/17/05 pA1+
McMahon dust problem
4/16/05 pA1+
McMahon preps for massive
shift of students. 1/6/05 pA3+
McMahon renovations on
schedule. 11/3/05 pA5
McMahon teams had a big
spring [photo]. 6/15/05 pA13
McMahon wing to be ready
today. 2/27/05 pA3+
Mom tips police to stash of 10
computers. 8/13/05 pA3
Police: Stabbed boy had knife
at school. 9/29/05 pA1+
Possible asbestos scares
teachers. 4/12/05 pA1+
‘Relatively low’ dust
concentration found at
McMahon. 3/24/05 pA1+
School resource officers
available at all Norwalk high
schools. 9/1/05 pA3+
Smoke-bomb caper at BMHS
nets arrests. 5/27/05 pA5
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-ALUMNI
BMHS alumni tour school’s
renovation [photo]. 5/16/05
pA1+
Calm before the storm. 5/30/05
pA13+
Full circle: McMahon grad
coming back to teach at alma
mater [photo]. 8/21/05 pA3+
McMahon ’65 plans 40th class
reunion. 7/11/05 pA4
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION
BMHS alumni gear up. 3/16/05
pA4
Brien McMahon Alumni
Association returns. 1/19/05
pA23
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-AWARDS
McMahon wins The Hour Cup
[photo]. 8/1/05 pA13+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-BASEBALL
Arias pitches, bats Senators
past Wreckers [photo].
4/30/05 pA11+
BMHS to play on a diamond in
the rough [photo]. 4/21/05
pA11
DeJesus overcomes adversity
to reach his goal of Division I
[photo]. 5/10/05 pA13+
McMahon in loss to
pB1+
[photo]. 5/24/05 pA9+
Howard saves day for BMHS
[photo]. 4/12/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: Brien McMahon
29, Harding 0. 4/19/05 pA14
28
H.S. Roundup: Darien 5, Brien
McMahon 1. 4/16/05 pA16
H.S. Roundup: Kozar pitches
McMahon baseball to eighth
straight win. 5/5/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: McMahon 6,
Ridgefield 0. 5/7/05 pA15
Warde 3. 5/17/05 pA15
Westhill 7. 5/20/05 pA15
Bassick 3. 4/13/05 pA17
Central 3. 5/10/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: McMahon
baseball beats Ludlowe for
fourth straight. 4/26/05 pB3
H.S. Roundup: New Canaan 3,
Brien McMahon 0. 4/14/05
pA13
H.S. Roundup: Senators open
with victory against Fairfield
Warde. 4/7/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: Senators
pummel Black Knights.
4/21/05 pA16
Kozar throws four-hitter as
McMahon baseball rolls
[photo]. 4/29/05 pA15+
Kozar’s shutout leads
McMahon past St. Joseph
[photo]. 5/12/05 pA11+
McMahon girls rally past
Staples. 4/30/05 pA11+
4/3/05 pB1+
McMahon wins state opener
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA13+
Resilient Senators hold on
against Greenwich [photo].
5/3/05 pA13+
Senators Sweep: Arias makes
McMahon’s field debut a
success [photo]. 4/23/05
pA13+
4/10/05 pB1+
[photo]. 5/19/05 pA11+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-BASKETBALLBOYS
BM falls short of playoffs.
2/24/05 pA9+
[photo]. 2/9/05 pA13+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-BASKETBALLBOYS (Continued)
Dais carries Black Knights past
McMahon [photo]. 12/27/05
pA15+
'H' policy rates 'F' from sibs:
Attendance rule may bar
hoop standout from
McMahon graduation [photo].
6/17/05 pA1+
Hand slaps McMahon [photo].
3/16/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: Bassick 77,
McMahon 61. 12/21/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Darien 68,
McMahon 59. 1/5/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Harding 95,
McMahon 62. 1/8/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Ludlowe 59,
McMahon 58. 1/19/05 pA15
St. Joseph 62. 2/12/05 pA15
throws a scare into unbeaten
Crusaders. 2/2/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Sawyer, Salters
lead Senators to win. 1/29/05
pA17
H.S. Roundup: Senators net
first victory. 12/31/05 pB3
H.S. Roundup: Stamford 69,
McMahon 43. 1/13/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: Westhill 66,
McMahon 54. 12/17/05 pA17
Kane's kids succeed at next
level [photo]. 3/11/05 pA13+
Salters leads BMHS. 2/5/05
pA13+
Salters leads McMahon over
Bears [photo]. 1/15/05 pA13+
Salters leads Senators rally
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
School officials ought to
consider an R-policy [letter].
6/22/05 pA10
Senators earn tourney berth
[photo]. 2/17/05 pA9+
Senators slip past Sheehan.
3/12/05 pA13+
Senators slip past Warriors
[photo]. 1/22/05 pA13+
Senators stay in the running for
playoff spot. 2/23/05 pA13+
Senators toss out Prince.
3/10/05 pA9+
[photo]. 12/15/05 pA11+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-BASKETBALLGIRLS
BMHS qualifies for states.
2/9/05 pA13+
Cards deal a blow to McMahon
tourney hopes. 1/29/05 pA15+
For Faulkner, have team will
travel [photo]. 12/9/05 pA13+
McMahon 42. 1/5/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Ludlowe 51,
McMahon 45. 1/19/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Masuk 57,
McMahon 28. 12/28/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: McMahon girls
drop opener. 12/11/05 pB4
dump Harding. 1/8/05 pA15
earn first victory. 12/21/05
pA17+
get back to .500. 1/13/05
pA13
H.S. Roundup: St. Joseph 66,
McMahon 53. 2/12/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Trinity Catholic
65, Brien McMahon 26.
2/2/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Trumbull 37,
pA13
McMahon 31. 12/15/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: Warde 63,
McMahon 38. 2/17/05 pA14
McMahon 37. 12/17/05 pA17
Masuk eliminates McMahon
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA11+
Senators slip past Norwalk
[photo]. 1/14/05 pA13+
Wilton drops McMahon [photo].
1/22/05 pA13+
Wreckers finish off McMahon
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-CENTER FOR
GLOBAL STUDIES
A beat of their own: Brien
McMahon students explore
African culture through music
[photo]. 12/1/05 pA1+
29
Cultural immersion: McMahon
students learn from
Taiwanese teachers [photo].
7/19/05 pA1+
A Night of International Fun at
McMahon [photo with
caption]. 3/27/05 pB6
The sounds of Japan: Taiko
drummers' rhythms capture
students [photo]. 9/24/05
pA1+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-CENTER FOR
YOUTH LEADERSHIP
City high schoolers deserved
winners of our bouquets
[edit]. 5/28/05 pA12
City should adopt human rights
requests [letter]. 12/8/05 pA8
Collapsing students, stationary
rowers win the bouquets
[edit]. 10/1/05 pA10
House Party raises violence,
drug awareness [photo].
12/22/05 pA1+
Local youths’ activism
overlooked by newspaper
[letter]. 11/11/05 pA10
And they all fell down: High
schoolers demonstrate
against abuse [photo].
9/25/05 pA1+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-CHESS CLUB
McMahon High chess club has
successful season. 3/28/05
pA1+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-COLOR GUARD
COMPETITION
Competition falls victim to
snowstorm. 1/22/05 pA3+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-CROSSCOUNTRY RUNNING-BOYS
H.S. Roundup: McMahon boys
fall. 10/4/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: McMahon drops
three. 9/14/05 pA17
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-FIELD HOCKEY
Bears, Senators aiming high
[photo]. 9/9/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: BMHS field
hockey team wins easily.
9/14/05 pA17
0, Westhill 0. 9/29/05 pA15
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-FIELD HOCKEY
(Continued)
2, New Canaan 2. 10/25/05
pA17
2, Stamford 1. 10/19/05 pA17
4, Trumbull 1. 10/21/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Maloney’s goal
lifts Senators. 9/30/05 pA16
H.S. Roundup: McMahon,
Wilton field hockey win in
overtime. 10/28/05 pA16
Fairfield Warde 0. 10/7/05
pA17
McMahon bounces back with
tourney win over Suffield
[photo]. 11/9/05 pA9+
[photo]. 10/16/05 pB1+
Senators’ 1993 win over Cards
stands alone [photo]. 9/30/05
pA13+
Senators down Bears in
tournament opener [photo].
10/30/05 pB1+
Senators fall to top-seeded
Greenwich. 11/2/05 pA13+
Senators slip past Wilton.
10/12/05 pA13+
Senators storm past Wreckers
[photo]. 10/27/05 pA11+
Wilton sneaks past McMahon
into semifinals [photo].
11/11/05 pA13+
Worth the wait [photo]. 9/23/05
pA13+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-FOOTBALL
2005 Sam Testa Trophy Game:
City rivals clash in one of the
most even matchups in
years. 11/23/05 pA15+
Blue Wave edges McMahon
[photo]. 10/23/05 pB1+
BMHS holds off Trinity. 10/8/05
pA15+
Change in the air at McMahon
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA13+
Coach Casagrande steps up
[photo]. 1/2/05 pB6
Desperate foes going toe-totoe. 11/4/05 pA13+
McMahon can’t halt comeback
by Ridgefield [photo].
10/30/05 pB1+
McMahon faces second tough
task against No. 1
McMahon pounds Central.
11/12/05 pA15+
McMahon QB loves to hit
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA13+
Old friends meet again [photo].
10/21/05 pA13+
Panthers edge past McMahon
[photo]. 9/17/05 pA13+
8/25/05 pA11+
SantaLucia era at BMHS is
under way [photo]. 6/10/05
pA13+
SantaLucia named BM coach
[photo]. 2/2/05 pA13+
SantaLucia set to call his first
big play [photo]. 8/12/05
pA13+
Senators give Cards a scare
[photo]. 9/24/05 pA15+
Senators take third straight with
easy win over Ludlowe.
10/15/05 pA13+
Senators wallop Bassick.
10/1/05 pA13+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-GOLF
Bears claim Courville Cup
[photo]. 5/4/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: Danbury 153,
McMahon 183. 5/10/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Greenwich 156,
McMahon 205. 4/29/05 pA20
H.S. Roundup: McMahon falls
to Warde, Ludlowe. 5/25/05
pA15
H.S. Roundup: New Canaan
165, McMahon 189. 5/24/05
pA11
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk 150,
Darien 153; Darien 153,
McMahon 186. 5/19/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: Ridgefield 164,
McMahon 194. 5/3/05 pA16
McMahon 182. 4/13/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Staples 162,
McMahon 192. 5/18/05 pA15
30
H.S. Roundup: Trinity 171,
McMahon 211. 4/15/05 pA16
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-GRADUATION
Look out world — Here we
come! Senior prom captures
spirit of McMahon’s class of
2005 [photo]. 6/4/05 pA1+
McMahon students graduate
[photo]. 6/22/05 pA1+
There's good news; It is
reflected in faces of
graduates [edit]. 6/24/05 pA10
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-GYMNASTICS
Norwalk's Carney competes at
National Junior Olympics
pA17
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-HOCKEY
H.S. Roundup: Bears down
Cardinals. 2/3/05 pA12
H.S. Roundup: Bears skate to
third straight victory [photo].
2/8/05 pA11
6, Norwalk/Brien McMahon 1.
1/16/05 pB7
Trinity skates past Norwalk.
12/27/05 pA18
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-INDOOR TRACKATHLETICS-GIRLS
H.S. Roundup: McMahon wins
2 events. 1/9/05 pB8
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-LACROSSE-BOYS
Blue Wave rolls over McMahon
[photo]. 6/1/05 pA13+
15, Westhill 7. 4/22/05 pA13
Ludlowe 3. 4/30/05 pA14
South Windsor 3. 4/24/05 pB6
Warde 5. 5/7/05 pA15
lacrosse improve to 2-0 with
win. 4/10/05 pB3
lacrosse rolls in final tune-up
for Norwalk. 5/10/05 pA15
lacrosse tripped up in finale.
5/25/05 pA15
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-LACROSSEBOYS (Continued)
Kuchta’s goal lifts McMahon.
6/5/05 pB2
McMahon advances with win
over Prep [photo]. 6/8/05
pA13+
McMahon grads lead Herkimer
to championship [photo].
5/17/05 pA13
McMahon loses state title
game [photo with caption].
6/14/05 pA1
McMahon routs Bears [photo].
5/15/05 pB1+
McMahon squeezes out a win
in opener. 4/7/05 pA11+
McMahon to play in first title
clash. 6/12/05 pB2
Mcmahon's McNichols
stepping up [photo]. 4/19/05
pA9
Rams hold off McMahon
[photo]. 5/18/05 pA13+
Senators earn berth in state
title clash. 6/10/05 pA13+
Senators learn bitter lesson
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA15+
Senators race to easy victory
against Tigers. 4/17/05 pB1+
Senators roll past Staples.
5/28/05 pA15+
Senators stymie Staples.
5/4/05 pA13+
Senators survive Trumbull
[photo]. 4/27/05 pB1+
Warriors overcome McMahon
[photo]. 4/20/05 pA13+
Wave dashes McMahon dream
[photo]. 6/14/05 pA15+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-LACROSSEGIRLS
McMahon 9. 4/20/05 pA15
McMahon 5. 4/9/05 pA16
5/5/05 pA13
pA16
McMahon 10. 5/10/05 pA17
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA13+
Senators win high-scoring affair
in newest rivalry [photo].
4/23/05 pA13+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-MUSIC
And the bands marched on:
BMHS Senators pull down
2nd place [photo]. 11/6/05
pA1+
BMHS Band looks for support
from area businesses [letter].
6/21/05 pA6
Bottles, cans add up to rich
opportunity for McMahon
band [photo]. 1/9/05 pA3+
Cabaret night is music to ears
of guests, faculty. 5/27/05
pA1+
Marching Senators get
Outback boost [photo]. 1/1/05
pA1+
McMahon's band back on
home turf. 1/4/05 pA3+
The show goes on: Jazz
Festival moves to cafeteria
[photo]. 4/2/05 pA3+
Showstopper: New uniforms
arrive in time for BMHS band
competition [photo]. 11/12/05
pA3+
Young thespians at high
schools bouquet winners
[edit]. 4/30/05 pA8
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-PARENTS CLUB
Got wreaths? [photo with
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-PEACE PROJECT
11/17/05 pA8
Rosa Parks honored on
Norwalk buses [photo].
11/4/05 pA1+
Students right to stage 'girlcott'
11/16/05 pA12
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-SCHOLARSHIPS
McMahon grad wins $20,000
scholarship [photo]. 8/29/05
pA3+
31
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-SENATORS
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
Artistic voices in the spotlight.
6/14/05 pA3+
Fight against child abuse is one
McMahon students won't sit
out [photo]. 6/3/05 pA5
Foster parents honored [photo].
5/8/05 pA1+
McMahon students hit the
streets to target child abuse.
5/23/05 pA3+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-SOCCER-BOYS
H.S. Roundup: BMHS falls
short of state tourney.
11/2/05 pA15
0, Harding 0. 10/28/05 pA16
1, Danbury 1. 10/7/05 pA17
1, Warde 0. 10/11/05 pA15
pA18
Darien 0. 9/27/05 pB3
Trinity 0. 10/20/05 pA13
rally to beat defending FCIAC
champs. 9/29/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Petridis lifts
McMahon. 10/15/05 pA16
McMahon 1. 10/12/05 pA15
pA14
pA11+
Senators earn a tie with Bears
[photo]. 9/16/05 pA13+
Warriors blank McMahon
[photo]. 9/14/05 pA15+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-SOCCER-GIRLS
BMHS blanked by Rams.
10/6/05 pA11+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-SOCCER-GIRLS
(Continued)
Future starts now for
McMahon: A new season
means new hope for young
Senators [photo]. 9/10/05
pA13+
H.S. Roundup: Darien downs
McMahon. 9/18/05 pB2
Danbury 1. 10/8/05 pA17
boot Greenwich. 10/30/05 pB2
claim first state tournament
berth. 10/19/05 pA17
set mark for victories. 10/4/05
pA15
soccer earns third win.
9/25/05 pB3
soccer upsets Ridgefield
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA17
upset Warde. 9/21/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Senators tie
Westhill [photo]. 10/21/05
pA15
pA15
H.S. Roundup: Surging
McMahon girls net win
against Trinity. 10/25/05 pA17
Lady Senators win state debut
[photo]. 11/8/05 pA9+
Leading by example [photo].
10/17/05 pA13+
McMahon’s best season finally
ends. 11/10/05 pA11+
Senators claw struggling Bears
[photo]. 10/11/05 pA13+
Senators earn respect [photo].
9/23/05 pA13+
Warriors splash Senators.
10/13/05 pA13+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-SOFTBALL
Getting it done in a clutch
pA15
5, New Canaan 2. 4/14/05
pA13
H.S. Roundup: Bunnell 9,
H.S. Roundup: Coppola,
Brzoska fire no-hitters. 4/9/05
pA16
H.S. Roundup: Lauralton Hall
4/20/05 pA15
Ludlowe 0. 4/26/05 pB3
Danbury 1. 4/12/05 pA15
Trinity Catholic 1. 5/5/05 pA13
Wilton 0. 4/29/05 pA20
Harding 0. 4/19/05 pA14
Central 1. 5/10/05 pA17
win showdown. 5/12/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: Price pitches
McMahon softball to shutout
over Greenwich. 5/3/05 pA16
H.S. Roundup: Price’s threehitter lifts Senators over
Fairfield Warde. 5/17/05 pA15
McMahon 0. 4/21/05 pA16
Lady Senators nip Law, reach
state semifinals [photo].
6/4/05 pA13+
[photo]. 6/2/05 pA11+
McMahon’s 10-game win
streak halted by Eagles.
5/19/05 pA11+
McMahon's title bid ended by
Trumbull. 5/27/05 pA13+
Phillips too taxing on McMahon
[photo]. 4/16/05 pA13+
[photo]. 5/20/05 pA13+
Price makes Norwalk pay
[photo]. 4/23/05 pA13+
Senators stopped by topseeded Seymour [photo].
6/8/05 pA13+
Starz shoot for heavens this
season [photo]. 6/22/05 pA13
Timely hits lift Senators past
Westhill. 5/24/05 pA9+
32
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-SPORTS SEE
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-NAME OF SPORT
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-SWIMMING-BOYS
Norwalk/McMahon 43.
12/16/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk/Brien
McMahon 96, Fairfield 81.
2/8/05 pA11
H.S. Roundup:
Stamford/Westhill 111,
Norwalk/McMahon 73. 2/6/05
pB2
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-TENNIS
H.S. Roundup: Bears, BMHS
complete tennis split. 5/7/05
pA15
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-TENNIS-BOYS
McMahon 0. 5/17/05 pA15
McMahon 1. 4/26/05 pB3
Trinity 3. 5/18/05 pA15
tennis team notches first win.
5/10/05 pA17
pA15
H.S. Roundup: Wilton 6, Brien
McMahon 1. 5/13/05 pA15
Norwalk boys leading [photo].
5/3/05 pA13+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-TENNIS-GIRLS
5, Stamford 2. 5/5/05 pA13
Trinity 2. 5/18/05 pA15
McMahon 0. 5/10/05 pA15
Practice makes perfect [photo].
4/9/05 pA13
Rain shortens rivalry match
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA13+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-THEATER
Drama club gets $13,000.
6/21/05 pA3
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-TRACKATHLETICS-GIRLS
St. Joseph 45; Ludlowe 77,
McMahon 61. 4/8/05 pA15
Westhill 43; Danbury 121,
McMahon 31. 4/26/05 pB3
win sprint medley. 1/16/05
pB7
H.S. Roundup: McMahon goes
4-2. 5/4/05 pA15
McMahon 56; Wilton 112,
Norwalk 44. 5/10/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Staples 89.5,
Brien McMahon 50.5. 4/13/05
pA17
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-VOLLEYBALLGIRLS
McMahon 0. 10/18/05 pA11
H.S. Roundup: Fairfield
Ludlowe 3, Brien McMahon 0.
9/22/05 pA14
McMahon 0. 10/6/05 pA13
Bassick 0. 10/25/05 pA17
Bridgeport Central 2.
10/22/05 pA18
McMahon 0. 10/12/05 pA15
McMahon 0. 10/15/05 pA16
H.S. Roundup: Wilton 3,
McMahon 0. 10/27/05 pA13
Norwalk spikes McMahon
[photo]. 10/1/05 pA13+
Road-weary volleyballers
rolling along [photo]. 10/5/05
pA13+
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL-WRESTLING
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA9+
62, Bridgeport Central 18.
1/28/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Dick pins four
opponents to lead McMahon
wrestlers. 1/30/05 pB3
Ludlowe 44, Brien McMahon
30. 12/21/05 pA17
wrestlers collect eight win.
1/20/05 pA14
wrestlers gain a split [photo].
1/16/05 pB7
McMahon 18; Cheshire 50,
H.S. Roundup: Trumbull
wrestlers stop McMahon.
12/16/05 pA15
Tallman isn't done yet with her
wrestling [photo]. 3/16/05
pA13+
BRIGANTE, PHIL
Firefighter badly burned as
inferno ravages home.
8/29/05 pA3+
Firefighter with burns remains
in hospital. 8/30/05 pA1+
Injured firefighter should have
been front-page news [letter].
9/1/05 pA6
Norwalk firefighter, McMahon
scholar get the bouquets
[edit]. 9/3/05 pA10
Road to recovery: Firefighter
hurt in blaze looks forward to
returning to work [photo].
12/3/05 pA1+
BRIGGS, GWEN
10/24/05 pA8+
BRIGGS, PAT
[photo]. 7/25/05 pA13+
BRIGGS, WALTER
A done deal [photo with
Touring Norwalk's Mid-Harbor:
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA1+
33
BRIGGS HIGH SCHOOL
[photo]. 10/12/05 pA1+
12/15/05 pA1+
Briggs pictures to tell stories.
8/4/05 pA3+
Ex-gang members to Briggs
students: Avoid our mistakes
[photo]. 1/17/05 pA3
2/16/05 pA3+
A living memorial: School
plants tree in memory of
former student [photo].
5/10/05 pA3+
Lt. governor tours Briggs High,
backs health centers in
schools [photo]. 3/15/05 pA1+
NCC receives 'dream' grant of
$400,000. 8/24/05 pA3
11/23/05 pA3+
BRIGGS HIGH SCHOOLGRADUATION
Ready for tomorrow: Sixteen
graduate from Briggs High
School [photo]. 6/18/05 pA1+
BRIGHAM, SAMANTHA
Wreckers roll into quarters
[photo]. 3/4/05 pA13+
BRINK, WILLIAM J.
William J. Brink, editor who
shamed Ford, dies. 7/3/05
pA6
BRITT-WEBB, MATTHEW
AND MORGAN
Waiting for the ‘works [photo
BRIZZI, AMANDA
pA1+
BROACH, ELISE
pA1+
BROAD RIVER HOMES
Broad River group searching
for safety. 1/5/05 pA3+
BROAD RIVER
NEIGHBORHOOD
ASSOCIATION
Broad River, developer to meet
Broad River neighbors
complete a busy first year
[letter]. 3/16/05 pA10
News briefs: Association elects
new vice president. 9/28/05
pA3
Thanks to all who responded to
donation drive [letter].
9/11/05 pC8
BROADBAND
COMMUNICATION
SYSTEMS-NORWALK
City gets ‘gift’ of new radios; a
good deal [edit]. 10/24/05
pA13
Installation of fiber-optic
network for city begins.
8/9/05 pA1+
Knopp picks firm for tech
upgrade. 10/14/05 pA1+
New network links key city
buildings. 10/29/05 pA3+
Nextel to pay for city's
switching to new emergency
radio system. 10/13/05 pA5
Norwalk takes step into modern
age of communications [edit].
8/12/05 pA10
BROADWATER ENERGY
Broadwater touts its project,
says naysayers are
misguided. 9/8/05 pA1+
Council vote on LNG terminal
resolution. 10/9/05 pA1+
Defending the Sound: Leaders,
activists gather to protest
proposal [photo]. 9/20/05
pA1+
Get involved or kiss the Sound
good-bye [letter]. 8/20/05
pA10
Making 'Sound' decisions:
Floating depot spurs
concerns in Norwalk. 1/14/05
pA3+
Natural gas facility has Save
the Sound worried. 1/11/05
pA1+
Skepticism looms over floating
terminal. 8/2/05 pA1+
A 'Sound' education: Walk
focuses on impact of floating
terminal [photo]. 8/21/05 pA1+
Sound floating gas plant one of
several planned [edit].
3/27/05 pC6
Time to oppose LNG terminal
is right now [edit]. 9/21/05
pA10
BROCK, ESTELLE D.
220 Dupree family members
attend Norwalk reunion
[photo]. 7/5/05 pA1+
BROCK'S (RESTAURANT)
In brief: Brock’s in Stamford
seeking new location. 9/1/05
pC1
BRODSKY, EDWIN
Cancer care for pets [photo
BRODSKY, MICHELLE
pA16
BRODY, RANDY
Drumming up business:
Keeping the beat helps keep
stress away [photo]. 1/7/05
pB9+
BRODY, SAM
Attitude adjustment: Seniors
are learning to keep it fresh
[photo]. 10/23/05 pA1+
BROEZE, JEWEL
State honors RSVP volunteers
[photo]. 11/24/05 pC3
BRONOV, IGOR
Car death results in jail time.
4/22/05 pA3+
BROOKS, ARSENIO
[photo]. 2/9/05 pA13+
BROOKS, GREG
5/25/05 pA18+
BROOKS, KATHRINE AND
KEVIN
Quite a ride [photo with
34
BROOKS, SALOME
6/22/05 pA19
BROOKSIDE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
Brookside furniture
replacement not 'frivolous'
[letter]. 12/18/05 pC6
Brookside project spans 2
administrations [letter].
11/6/05 pC6
Inspiring artist quick on draw
[photo]. 12/21/05 pA3+
Norwalk students get two shots
at Carnegie Hall this week:
Brookside gets its turn on
Thursday. 5/25/05 pA3+
Norwalk students hear true war
tales [photo]. 1/28/05 pA3+
Running for fitness: Area
schools are promoting fitness
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA3+
Three principles guide
Brookside’s leader. 12/19/05
pA1+
Young authors share writing
with peers. 12/22/05 pA3+
BROUILLET, NICOLE
Girl Power [photo with caption].
7/17/05 pA5
BROVENDER, MATTHEW
LLOYD
Business profile: The Law
Office of Matthew Lloyd
Brovender [photo with
BROVENDER, PATRICIA
Former news carriers recall
Christmas tips: Delivery by
horse. 11/21/05 pA3+
BROWER, HARRY
Summer of 1952 will live
forever thanks to Brower
[photo]. 3/18/05 pA13+
BROWN, ANASTASIA
BROWN, ANDREW
8/19/05 pC7+
BROWN, ANTHONY
2005 Boys and Girls Outdoor
Track Review: Sprinting into
shape [photo]. 4/9/05 pA13+
All-Area Boys Indoor Track
3/30/05 pA18
BROWN, ANTHONY
(Continued)
All-Area Boys Track 2005
pA16
Four Bears on track to
pA13+
BROWN, BARRY
Pats ground Eagles: Area
rejoice as Patriots win Super
Bowl again [photo]. 2/7/05
pA1+
BROWN, CHINA
Students take lead in fashion
show success [photo]. 3/5/05
pA4
BROWN, COURTNEY
8/5/05 pB11+
BROWN, DAVID L.
Brown remains on commission.
7/19/05 pA1+
District commission crippled by
infighting, attorney says.
10/18/05 pA1+
Noise traced to Norden, not 3rd
Dist. generators [photo].
3/26/05 pA3
3rd District meeting was not a
pro forma exercise [letter].
3/14/05 pA10
Taxing district OKs changes to
procedures. 7/27/05 pA1+
BROWN, DENHAM
Vermont’s Brennan steals
spotlight in Worcester [photo].
3/20/05 pB1+
BROWN, DONAYE
BROWN, ELISA
Norwalk overwhelms New
Canaan [photo]. 2/2/05 pA13+
Off and running: Fast start lifts
Norwalk over Stamford in
season opener [photo].
12/8/05 pA11+
Six from area named to AllFCIAC first team. 6/21/05
pA9+
BROWN, ERIC
BROWN, HILDE
BROWN, JOHN
Harbor dredging docked:
Marina owner awaits larger
project [photo]. 1/19/05 pA1+
BROWN, LARRY
Lights of hope: Local vigils call
for withdrawal of troops from
Iraq [photo]. 8/18/05 pA1+
BROWN, MARLE
2004-2005 All-Area Girls
Indoor Track Team [photo
All-Area Girls Track & Field
6/30/05 pA14
Brown sprints to MVP honors
[photo]. 6/30/05 pA11+
CIAC enlists new sponsor for
big meets [photo]. 6/7/05
pA13
Norwalk's Brown captures state
title. 2/12/05 pA13+
Norwalk’s Brown named AllFCIAC in girls track. 6/17/05
pA16
BROWN, OTHA N. JR.
Otha Brown seeks 5th term,
has plans for South Norwalk.
8/23/05 pA1+
We can't afford to wait for
Social Security disaster
[column]. 3/11/05 pA10
BROWN, TOM
Staples spoils Cards’ season
[photo]. 11/25/05 pA13+
BROWN, TOREY
Bears grab third straight win
[photo]. 10/9/05 pB1+
BROWN, TYLER
Norwalk twice a winner [photo].
5/22/05 pB2
BROWN BARN BOOKS
pA1+
BRUCHAC, JAMES AND
JOSEPH
Having fun with words [photo].
4/10/05 pA1+
BRUEGGER, CATHY
Color in motion: Cathy
Bruegger captures the spirit
of amusement parks [photo].
1/30/05 pC1
35
BRUENINGSEN, PAUL
Night work leaves man
sleepless in Norwalk [photo].
11/4/05 pA3+
BRUHL, CHRIS
Commuting solutions:
Employers, officials look for
ways to improve the daily
commute [photo]. 4/5/05 pA3+
BRUM, MANNY
Angler’s delight [photo with
Testing the waters [photo with
BRUNO, ANGELO
2/26/05 pA3+
Some parents out of touch of
reality [photo]. 5/26/05 pA11+
BRUNO, ANGELO JR.
Bears open state tourney with
victory over Prep. 6/1/05
pA13+
Brown leads gritty Norwalk
over New Canaan [photo].
5/5/05 pA11+
6/24/05 pA13+
Heartbreak loss for the Lady
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA13+
Norwalk finishes on high note
[photo]. 5/21/05 pA13+
pB1+
BRUNO, JESSICA MARIE
2005 High School Softball
Preview: Springing into action
[photo]. 4/4/05 pA13+
6/25/05 pA16
Scholarship recipient made
Kevin Eidt a role model.
4/3/05 pA3+
BRUNO, PHIL
[photo]. 7/25/05 pA13+
BRUNO, TONY
Worn-out flags 'retired' at
pA3+
BRUSH, KEVIN
College report [column][photo].
6/13/05 pA13+
BRYANT, MARIJA
Keeping Norwalk Litter-Free:
Volunteers turn out for
Citywide Cleanup Day
[photo]. 5/1/05 pA1+
BRYN, DEVON
pA15
Warriors fall short in
championship defense
[photo]. 11/20/05 pB1+
Wilton rallies to gain share of
FCIAC title [photo]. 11/5/05
pA15+
BRYNICZKA, PETER M.
2/2/05 pA18
BRZOSKA, ALI
Warriors get best of Tigers
[photo]. 10/4/05 pA11+
BTS GROUP
In brief: Stamford company
acquires competitor. 2/11/05
pB1
BUCHANAN, BRUCE
6/17/05 pB11
BUCHHOLZ, JEANNETTE
COOLEY
12/9/05 pA9
BUCKANAVAGE, CAITLYN
Branford shocks Wilton [photo].
11/16/05 pA15+
BUCKETT, JESSICA
Girls golf catching on in only
half the city [photo]. 4/11/05
pA13
BUCKETT, STEVE
[photo]. 8/1/05 pA13+
BUCNIS, DAVID
Norwalk man dies in mishap in
N.Y. 6/15/05 pA3
BUDRAWICH, MARY-LYNN
School district hires Budrawich
for new position. 9/1/05 pA3+
BUILDERS BEYOND
BORDERS
(ORGANIZATION)
Builders Beyond Borders
assisted by Westport/Weston
United Way. 2/10/05 pC5
3/14/05 pA1+
Businesses helped make B3
tag sale a big success [letter].
4/9/05 pA10
Yoga classes stretching dollars
for a good cause. 2/13/05
pA1+
BUILDING AND LAND
TECHNOLOGY (FIRM)
In brief: BL&T condos selling
quickly in Danbury. 5/19/05
pC1
expands within city. 7/7/05
pC1
Building on spec a good risk for
B&LT [photo]. 10/27/05 pC1+
BUITRAGO, NICK
Boat building: Jefferson
Elementary students
construct life-size boat
[photo]. 5/18/05 pA1+
BULLOCK, KARON
Learning the trade: Smallbusiness academy begins
season [photo]. 9/29/05 pC1+
BULLOCK, KENDRA
BUNDSCHUH, KEVIN
[photo]. 12/15/05 pA11+
BUNNELL, DR. DOUG
Wilton center helps with eating
disorders. 5/29/05 pA1+
BURDEN, CEDRIC
Two men, a truck and 21,000
books [photo]. 11/17/05 pC1+
BURDEN ORGANIZATION
(GANG)
Norwalk to invest drug
forfeiture $ to combat crime.
6/8/05 pA3+
BURGLARY-NORWALK
4 arrested in city raid. 8/18/05
pA1
2 city youths charged in school
burglary. 8/1/05 pA3
36
7 McMahon students arrested
in computer thefts. 12/20/05
pA3+
Attempted break-in results in
arrest. 8/18/05 pA3
Burglaries during contest a
‘black eye’ for Norwalk.
11/8/05 pA1+
Burglary spree ends in arrest.
12/10/05 pA1+
City woman devastated by car
burglary damage [photo].
12/28/05 pA3+
City’s hospitality rep tarnished
by thieves [edit]. 11/9/05 pA6
Cold trail no problem:
Footprints in snow lead to
burglary suspect [photo].
1/7/05 pA1+
Defense up today in homeinvasion trial. 3/11/05 pA3+
Drug rehab OK'd for city man
who bit police officer. 3/8/05
pA3
Gun found in Rowayton tied to
burglary. 6/14/05 pA1+
Norwalk man arrested for
stealing car from driveway.
1/6/05 pA3
Norwalk man arrested in his
sleep after alleged break-in.
4/26/05 pA3
8/16/05 pA4, 8/3/05 pA4,
7/14/05 pA4, 6/28/05 pA4,
2/19/05 pA4, 2/16/05 pA4,
1/16/05 pA5
Police investigate cluster of
Andrews Field-area break
ins. 11/10/05 pA1+
Police say city man had
burglary tools. 2/17/05 pA4
Police say suspect robs city
man to collect debt for
hooker. 7/25/05 pA3
BURKE, CHRISTIAN AND
CANDACE
Like a miracle: Foundation’s
free hearing aids help teen
get his life back [photo].
10/22/05 pA3+
BURKE, IVY
Center director, magnet school
win bouquets [edit]. 12/10/05
pA12
[photo]. 5/10/05 pA1+
BURKE, IVY (Continued)
Students honored [photo with
BURKE, MICHAEL
Suiting up: Kayakers get safety
lessons at Norwalk boat shop
[photo]. 1/30/05 pA1+
BURKHART, MIKE JR.
5/27/05 pC5+
BURNETT, GREG SR.
10/24/05 pA8+
BURNHAM, WILLIAM
8/5/05 pB11+
BURNS, DEBORAH
10/14/05 pC9+
BURSON, SEAN
[photo]. 7/27/05 pA13+
BUSCHBAUM FAMILY
Buschbaum family down to just
one [photo]. 8/31/05 pA15+
BUSES-NORWALK
11/4/05 pA1+
Transportation association
offers bus drivers free
security training. 8/2/05 pA1+
BUSES-WILTON
Money-saving transport: Gas
prices push workers to the
buses [photo]. 8/26/05 pA23
BUSH, DANNY
BUSH, GEORGE W.
Democrats waste time fighting
for a lost cause [letter]. 1/5/05
pA10
'Politicize' Katrina tragedy? How could they? [letter].
9/12/05 pA10
W could learn a few things from
celebrated forebear [letter].
4/28/05 pA8
BUSH, KEITH
BUSINESS ALLIANCES,
STRATEGIC
How to make alliances succeed
for a high-tech business.
5/17/05 pA19+
BUSINESS-CONNECTICUT
Governor turns attention to
helping businesses in state.
9/24/05 pA3
Rell seeks successful
businesses. 10/19/05 pA22
Search on for best state
companies to work for.
9/13/05 pA19+
BUSINESS COUNCIL OF
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
Addressing the issues:
Legislators discuss problems
faced by the state [photo].
3/30/05 pA3+
Bank CEO speaks to '90s
economy in Stamford.
1/20/05 pA1+
In brief: Business Council
announces awards. 7/1/05
pB10
Cafero to serve on panel at
SACIA legislative event
[photo]. 3/17/05 pA3+
City pushes connector plan
[photo]. 3/12/05 pA1+
Connecting the coast [photo].
10/25/05 pA23
Legislature's 2005 session:
The good, the bad, the ugly
[column]. 8/12/05 pA10
Panel will examine economic
state of county. 10/22/05
pA21
Session set on impact of new
laws. 7/15/05 pA19+
Tech expo to show students’
computer smarts. 5/23/05
pA3+
Three cities, one mission
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA19+
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Business seminar en espanol.
3/8/05 pA1+
[photo]. 6/7/05 pA3+
Institute to aid new generation
of business leaders. 10/11/05
pA19+
Norwalk Chamber toasts
Leadership Institute
graduates. 12/8/05 pC1+
Small-business plan unveiled.
1/19/05 pA3+
37
Small business seminars
opportunity for minorities
[edit]. 1/24/05 pA10
BUSINESS ENTERPRISESFINANCE
Economic agency needs to
come clean on losses [edit].
11/3/05 pA8
BUSINESS ENTERPRISESNORWALK
It's not rocket science:
Business owners reveal
secret of success: People
matter [photo]. 1/24/05 pA3+
BUSINESS-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
10/25/05 pA23
Peddling their wares:
Businesses spotlight
themselves at expo [photo].
11/4/05 pA19+
BUSINESS-NORWALK
Aetna gets office space in
In brief: Companies renew
leases in Norwalk. 9/14/05
pA21
Cosmetic firm coming to city.
11/11/05 pA19
corporate offices - Diageo
[photo]. 8/14/05 pC5
corporate offices - Dolce
Norwalk [photo]. 8/28/05 pC1
9/11/05 pC5
corporate offices - Lock
Building [photo]. 12/4/05 pC5
corporate offices - Merritt 7
Corporate Park [photo].
10/9/05 pC5
corporate offices - MerrittView
[photo]. 11/20/05 pC5
BUSINESS-NORWALK
(Continued)
corporate offices - Norden
Park [photo]. 9/25/05 pC5
corporate offices - RiverPark
[photo]. 10/23/05 pC5
Moccia reaches out to business
community. 11/10/05 pC1+
Norwalk unit part of Cendant
$1.8B sale. 7/27/05 pA19
Principal Financial Group on its
way to Norwalk. 11/8/05 pC1+
Stamford marketing company
moving to Norwalk. 7/20/05
pA1+
Virgin: HQ to vacate Belden
Ave. 10/21/05 pA1+
BUSINESS PEOPLE
Awards recognize top young
business leaders. 12/6/05
pC5+
[photo]. 6/7/05 pA3+
Young execs: Norwalk youths
in entrepreneurial fast lane
[photo]. 4/22/05 pB1+
BUSINESS RELOCATION
In brief: BIC to move to
In brief: Norwalk business
moving to Wilton. 7/23/05
pA17
Cost of doing business fuels
corporate exit [edit]. 8/19/05
pA10
Diageo is moving closer
[photo]. 2/3/05 pC1
GE Finance one of first 901
Main Ave. residents. 10/26/05
pA1+
International Paper to cut out of
Stamford. 8/17/05 pA19+
Lynch & Sons leaving Wilton
[photo]. 10/29/05 pA21+
Paychex becomes latest to
make the move to Norwalk.
9/7/05 pA23+
9/15/05 pC1+
pA1+
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA20+
Vectron relocating out of state
[photo]. 12/24/05 pA1+
Vectron to close doors in
Virgin Atlantic’s future in flux.
12/21/05 pA1+
BUSINESS-WESTPORT
In brief: Westport leases
announced. 11/8/05 pC1
Playtex to stay in Westport
despite cutbacks. 2/10/05 pC1
BUSINESS-WILTON
pC1
pA17
[photo]. 10/29/05 pA21+
New tenants at Wilton complex.
1/11/05 pA18
BUSINESSWOMEN
In brief: Female execs' list
places Xerox high. 1/27/05
pC1
BUTLER, GENISIS
Norwalk celebrates King's
legacy: Forum addresses
violence, sexuality [photo].
1/18/05 pA1+
BUTLER, SHANTEL
A Community United: Roodner
Court block party brings
residents together [photo].
8/28/05 pA3
BUTTERY, RICK
Deep freeze [photo with
BUZZEO, CHRIS
Words from the heart: Kids say
‘thank-you’ to U.S. soldiers
[photo]. 8/4/05 pA1+
BY KIDS FOR KIDS
COMPANY
In brief: By Kids For Kids,
Mattel ink agreement.
7/20/05 pA19
BYINGTON, ADAM
Fore! [photo with caption].
5/4/05 pA1
38
BYRD, CHRISTI
Hand in hand: Same-sex
couple ties knot in Norwalk
[photo]. 10/2/05 pA1+
BYRNE, THOMAS M.
7/20/05 pA19+
BYRON, CHRISTOPHER
Author probes dark side of rich
and famous [photo]. 1/7/05
pA1+
BYSIEWICZ, SUSAN
Local Dems get a boost from
Bysiewicz, Malloy [photo].
9/19/05 pA3+
BYTE INTERACTIVE
In brief: S. Norwalk company
lauded for work. 7/20/05 pA19
C
CABLE TELEVISION
Viewers urged to contact
lawmakers about cable rates
[letter]. 12/13/05 pA6
CABLEVISION OF
CONNECTICUT
In brief: Cablevision, YES
launch HD services. 4/29/05
pC9
In brief: Cablevision adds
Puerto Rico to VoIP. 5/10/05
pA19
Cablevision offers $16.5 billion
for Adelphia. 4/7/05 pC1
City, Cablevision receive
energy rebates. 8/19/05 pA1+
Viewers urged to contact
lawmakers about cable rates
[letter]. 12/13/05 pA6
CABRERA, CARMEN AND
RODRIGO
Celebrating success: Adults
mark gains in English studies
[photo]. 12/20/05 pA3+
CACCHIONE, BOB
Equus Foundation distributes
$150,000 [photo]. 9/1/05 pC3
CACERES, GEORGE
SoNo becomes home to new
soccer league [photo]. 3/2/05
pA13
CAFERO, CHRIS
CAFERO, LAWRENCE F. JR.
Bill would change city union
roles [photo]. 1/16/05 pA1+
Cafero: All roads lead to
Norwalk [photo]. 7/3/05 pA1+
Cafero misrepresents
campaign finance reform law
[letter]. 12/10/05 pA12
Cafero outlines priorities
[photo]. 2/8/05 pA1+
[photo]. 3/17/05 pA3+
Campaign ‘reform’ charade
[letter]. 12/19/05 pA10
House approves civil union bill
after defining marriage
[photo]. 4/14/05 pA1+
Lawmakers applauded for
efforts on senior issues.
12/7/05 pA3+
Legislators react to Rowland
sentence with mixed feelings
[photo]. 3/21/05 pA1+
Schiavo situation [photo].
3/30/05 pA1+
1/26/05 pA10
Taxpayers to pay price for
Democratic budget [column].
5/13/05 pA10
CAFFERTY, CHASE AND
ALIX
Stepping Stones to celebrate
fifth birthday [photo]. 3/17/05
pC4
CAFFERY, WILL
pA16
CAGNINA, JOHN
Rowayton driveway irks panel.
3/10/05 pA3+
Rowayton stunner: Cagnina
won’t run again for 6th District
seat [photo]. 6/12/05 pA3+
CAGUAO, YUSMERITH
12/22/05 pA1+
CAHILL, SEAN M.
3/4/05 pB7+
CALANCA, TONY
Out for a Christmas row [photo
CALANDRELLI, LISA
Exercising his options: Ex-TV
producer finds new career as
owner of kids gyms [photo].
10/1/05 pA17
CALASANZ PHYSICAL ARTS
Calasanz celebrates business
expansion [photo]. 10/29/05
pA21
CALDEIRA, ALEX
pA1+
CALDERON, ABIGAIL
Global reach: Kendall students
celebrate diversity [photo].
5/28/05 pA1+
CALF PASTURE BEACHNORWALK
An early start [photo with
Angler’s delight [photo with
[photo]. 8/9/05 pA3
Beach-ready wheelchairs
coming to Calf Pasture in
Beach sticker changes
possible. 2/15/05 pA1+
Benefactors stipulated no fee
can be charged for use of the
beach [letter]. 3/23/05 pA12
Bocce making a comeback at
Calf Pasture [photo]. 7/1/05
pA8
Buried treasures [photo with
Calf Pasture Beach is
Norwalk's jewel, without
question [edit]. 8/15/05 pA10
Community day at Calf
Pasture. 9/13/05 pA3+
7/27/05 pA1
Dogs not allowed at Calf
Pasture [letter]. 1/6/05 pA6
Flower power: Employee of
month keeps Calf Pasture
pretty [photo]. 7/14/05 pA3+
Flowers make beach beautiful
[letter]. 10/12/05 pA10
Fun-day in the park [photo with
39
A good start for 2005 [photo
Jellyfish take a bite out of
beachgoers. 8/4/05 pA3+
Longer gate staffing considered
at park. 2/18/05 pA1+
Ospreys return to Calf Pasture
pA15
Show beach sticker, or pay.
4/30/05 pA10
Stickers required at Calf
Pasture Beach after Labor
Day. 8/28/05 pA3
Triathlon competitors go the
distance for charity. 7/18/05
pA3+
Vandals strike beach park
[photo]. 12/29/05 pA1+
Visit to beach brings back
memories of the past [letter].
7/20/05 pA10
Winter can wait [photo with
CALISE, CATHERINE
CALISE, SAL
Delving into the Sound: Police
Recovery Unit tells stories
from down under [photo].
8/22/05 pA1+
CALKA, FRANK
It's a winner: Range of cars
displayed at Taylor Farm
[photo]. 5/2/05 pA1+
CALLAGHAN, KEVIN
Plunkin’ pumpkins [photo with
CALLAHAN, EUGENE
pA3+
CALLAHAN, ROBERT J.
Callahan given standing
ovation at conference.
7/28/05 pC1+
Famous alumni return for
pA4
CALLANEN INTERNATIONAL
In brief: Local firm renews
license with Guess?. 9/29/05
pC1
CALLIS, MICHAEL K.
Ad raises questions about
NEON aide's future. 1/17/05
pA11
Director offers clarification on
NEON's finances [letter].
3/5/05 pA10
Jump Start: Shays, Callis
applaud decision to let NEON
keep Head Start [photo].
12/3/05 pA3+
NEON director takes
challenges head on [photo].
12/25/05 pA1+
NEON may elect vice
chairman. 2/28/05 pA1+
Norwalk program builds
resumes and character
[photo]. 2/5/05 pA3+
CALMAN, ASHLEY
PowWow! Students do some
‘Fancy Dancing’ [photo].
11/24/05 pA1+
CALNAN, WILL
8/21/05 pB1+
pA13+
7/31/05 pB1+
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Heartfelt welcome for homeless
[photo]. 11/20/05 pA3+
CALYANIS, MARIA
10/28/05 pA20+
CAMACHO, TIM
Athletic artists [photo with
CAMAN, BEN
12/18/05 pB2
CAMERAS, DIGITAL SEE
DIGITAL CAMERAS
CAMERATO, JAMES
Learning the ropes: Students
step into the business world
[photo]. 5/14/05 pA3+
CAMHI, ALEX
successful season [photo].
3/28/05 pA1+
CAMILLO'S TUXEDO
Properly attired: Norwalk
businessman helps dress
'Penguins' [photo]. 3/5/05
pA3+
CAMPAIGN DEBATESCONNECTICUT
DeStefano, Malloy have similar
ideas [photo]. 6/5/05 pA1+
Getting to know them. 6/3/05
pA1+
It's Politics!: Debates brewing
over the debates?
CAMPAIGN DEBATESNORWALK
Candidates debate the issues:
Mayoral hopefuls face public
questions [photo]. 10/21/05
pA1+
Democrats should share
intentions [letter]. 10/28/05
pA10
District candidates speak in
roundtables. 10/21/05 pA1+
East Norwalkers hear views
from candidates. 10/28/05
pA1+
Federal cutbacks responsible
for city shortfalls [letter].
10/28/05 pA10
Mayoral hopefuls compare
stances. 10/24/05 pA1+
Mayors hold spirited debate
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA1+
'Meet the Candidates' event
was valuable dialogue [letter].
10/30/05 pC10
Safety among issues for atlarge candidates. 10/21/05
pA1+
CAMPAIGN DEBATESWESTPORT
over the debates?
CAMPAIGN FUNDSCONNECTICUT
Cafero misrepresents
campaign finance reform law
[letter]. 12/10/05 pA12
40
Campaign 'reform' charade
[letter]. 12/19/05 pA10
Campaign reform gets a push
from League [edit]. 11/25/05
pA10
DeStefano raises $1.68 million
for gubernatorial campaign.
1/8/05 pA4
[photo]. 4/10/05 pC9
It's Politics!: Unintended
Rowland legacy: reform
new law. 12/2/05 pA1+
Norwalk may test pilot new
campaign finance law.
12/24/05 pA1+
Officials want campaign funds
law tested here. 12/16/05
pA1+
Reform package not perfect,
but most significant [edit].
12/4/05 pC8
Rell’s pledge on campaign
funds welcome news [edit].
10/27/05 pA8
Special session needs to act
on campaign reform [edit].
10/7/05 pA10
State must be sure system
works for the people
[column]. 1/18/05 pA6
CAMPAIGN FUNDSNORWALK
Candidates, others take
refresher on campaign
finance. 8/25/05 pA3
Candidates, parties report on
fund raising. 10/12/05 pA1+
Dems, GOP plan more fundraisers. 11/1/05 pA3+
Filling the coffers: Moccia puts
on pizza party [photo].
10/15/05 pA1+
The final fund raiser: GOP's
Moccia holds last event to fill
coffers [photo]. 11/4/05 pA3
For Knopp, it’s the coffee shop
[photo]. 10/15/05 pA1+
Mayoral candidates file final
reports on campaign fundraising totals. 11/2/05 pA1+
CAMPAIGN FUNDSNORWALK (Continued)
12/24/05 pA1+
Rubbing elbows with Rell: Gov.
attends Moccia fund raiser
[photo]. 10/6/05 pA1+
CAMPAIGN FUNDS-UNITED
STATES
Campaign reform faces
bipartisan sneak attack [edit].
11/22/05 pA6
Elections panel meddling off
base on finance control [edit].
5/16/05 pA10
CAMPBELL, JAMES P.
11/16/05 pA21+
CAMPBELL, JAMES S.
[photo]. 3/2/05 pA19+
CAMPBELL, JOHN 'JACK'
A little horse sense gets the job
done [photo]. 11/21/05 pA3+
CAMPBELL, KEN
Maritime Rowing Club crew
overcomes soggy conditions
[photo]. 10/19/05 pA19
CAMPBELL, LLOYD
Hitting the high notes: 2 West
Rocks students win music
scholarships. 2/18/05 pA3+
CAMPBELL, MATT
Hertz not enough for Bears
[photo]. 4/15/05 pA13+
Warriors edged by feisty Rams
[photo]. 6/1/05 pA13+
CAMPBELL, NOVELETTE
PETERKIN
Carver continues to face
funding challenges. 5/29/05
pA1+
CAMPION, CHRISTINA
Washington, Dash play final
games [photo]. 3/6/05 pB3
CAMPION, KIERAN
'Copperfield' is spirited and
earnest evening [photo].
12/8/05 pB2
CAMPOS, KARLA
Pushing the limits: Businesses
evaluate youths’ projects at
NCC tech expo [photo].
5/25/05 pA1+
CAMPS-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
Camp lifts aspirations of
disadvantaged kids. 7/26/05
pA3+
Not just for boys: Girls from
Norwalk attend computer
CAMPS-NORWALK
Area 6th-graders are in for
excitement at Community
Service Academy camp.
7/20/05 pA3+
Camps bring big leaguers to
youngsters [photo]. 7/14/05
pA11+
Carver Center camp
registration is open. 6/28/05
pA3+
pA1+
Cinnamon dance [photo with
DARING to learn [photo with
Dino-mite! [photo with caption].
7/20/05 pA3
Earning their letters: A-C-H-I-E
V-E; Summer camp
motivates kids to excel at all
they do [photo]. 7/10/05 pA3+
Forests ... on land and sea:
Aquarium, museum conduct
It's cool in the pool [photo with
It’s COOL to keep studying in
summer [photo]. 7/31/05 pA3+
Jump start for learning:
Transition program helps preK kids make the grade
academically [photo]. 7/30/05
pA3
Lending a corporate hand
pA19
Leonards read book teaching
water safety [photo]. 8/18/05
pA1+
[photo]. 7/28/05 pA3+
Summer camp jump starts kids’
learning [photo]. 8/8/05 pA3+
Summer play: Norwalk’s
Playground Program swings
[photo]. 7/15/05 pA3+
41
'thank-you' to U.S. soldiers
[photo]. 8/4/05 pA1+
CAMPS-WESTPORT
Camp Mahackeno no place to
hold major swim meets
[letter]. 2/15/05 pA6
Delivering a pitch in Westport
pA13
Having a blast (off): Area
children learn about science,
rocketry at space camp
[photo]. 7/31/05 pA3
One famous Feller [photo with
Swim team parents fail to make
Mahackeno’s case [letter].
4/15/05 pA10
CANCEO, SANDRA
Parking policy peeves tenants
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA3+
CANCER
Breast cancer a family battle
[photo]. 11/5/05 pA3+
Breast cancer survivor helps
others live life. 5/25/05 pA3+
Breast cancer walk draws
thousands [photo]. 10/17/05
pA1+
Calendar a testament to
courage of breast cancer
survivors [photo]. 8/14/05
pA3+
Cancer awareness month
declared. 9/7/05 pA3+
Career program, SpinOdyssey
win week's bouquets [edit].
3/19/05 pA10
Center wants to show women
light at end of breast cancer
tunnel. 7/29/05 pA3+
Co-existing with cancer:
Survivor overcame disease
by making it her partner in life
[photo]. 7/18/05 pA3+
Cohen driven to battle illness
[photo]. 6/11/05 pA13+
Cohen selected for award.
10/6/05 pA14
Cohen’s spirited battle
recognized [photo]. 10/18/05
pA9+
Complementary therapies
benefit cancer patients
[letter]. 5/24/05 pA6
Crowd comes out in support of
Cohen [photo]. 1/14/05 pA13+
CANCER (Continued)
[photo]. 7/22/05 pA3+
Feet feat [photo with caption].
6/12/05 pA4
Helping women to stay alive
[photo]. 8/14/05 pA1+
It’s a guy thing: Men get breast
cancer too. 10/10/05 pA3+
Japanese twist added to
cancer patients' treatment.
2/2/05 pA3+
Low-income women heeding
cancer message. 1/2/05 pA1+
[photo]. 10/9/05 pA3+
Mayor encourages coloncancer screening. 3/21/05
pA3+
Mayors' campaign targets
breast cancer awareness
[letter]. 10/11/05 pA10
pA3+
Norwalkers ‘Walk This Way’
[photo]. 5/15/05 pA1+
Not just another ribbon cutting
at CookinDinners.com.
10/30/05 pC8
Personal crusade: Westport
student starts charity to
support cancer research
[photo]. 4/17/05 pA3+
9/26/05 pA1+
7/18/05 pA1+
Screening for prostate cancer
can save lives [letter]. 9/3/05
pA10
September declared month for
awareness. 9/3/05 pA3+
Spinning for dollars: Cyclists
raise more than $208,000 to
aid breast cancer research
[photo]. 3/17/05 pC3+
Survivor: Beware male breast
cancer [photo]. 10/18/05 pA1+
Survivors to strut their stuff:
Cancer survivors to model in
fashion show [photo]. 9/28/05
pA3+
Thanks to all participants in
Strides cancer event [letter].
10/28/05 pA10
Thanks to all who supported
Bennett cancer walk [letter].
6/19/05 pC8
[photo]. 2/26/05 pA3+
Walk to raise funds for breast
cancer fight. 10/15/05 pA3+
[photo]. 7/9/05 pA3+
Why did he survive? [photo].
5/8/05 pA1+
Witness Project conducts
breast-cancer screenings.
5/25/05 pA3+
CANEVARI, ALFRED
CHARLES
Services set for Norwalk’s
former 3 sport standout
[photo]. 9/14/05 pA4
CANTERBURY GRAPHICS
STRATEGIC MARKETING
INC.
In brief: Graphics company
pC1
CANTY, TIM
Wilton schools chief lays out
plans for new academic year.
6/5/05 pA5
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
Bishop leads a crusade for life;
Region's Catholics urged to
oppose death penalty [photo].
1/9/05 pA3+
Catholics ired over execution.
1/7/05 pA3+
Executing Ross would be 'stateassisted' suicide [letter].
3/1/05 pA10
Legislators mixed on death
penalty. 3/7/05 pA1+
Local legislators split on repeal
[photo]. 1/24/05 pA1+
42
Norwalkers split on death
penalty ban for juveniles.
3/14/05 pA3+
Pressing issues put on hold by
death penalty bill [letter].
1/12/05 pA10
Time for America to abolish the
death penalty [letter]. 5/21/05
pA10
Urging an end to executions
[letter]. 11/28/05 pA10
Writer’s compassion for
Michael Ross is misplaced
[letter]. 5/30/05 pA10
CAPLAN, KORIE L.
Gibbs Class of ’05 sets out to
make dreams come true
[photo]. 5/21/05 pA1+
CAPLAN, LORNE
In brief: Stamford banker
pleads guilty to fraud. 12/3/05
pA18
CAPOZZA, SCOTT
5/8/05 pA1+
CAPPIELLO, DAVID J.
State Senate approves civil
unions legislation [photo].
4/7/05 pA1+
CAPPUCCIA, MARY ANN
Family Night in Norwalk —
that’s Italian! [photo]. 4/21/05
pA3
CAPSHAW, CAROLYN
2/8/05 pC1
CAR SAFETY SEATS SEE
CHILD RESTRAINT
SYSTEMS IN
AUTOMOBILES
CARBON MONOXIDE
Marshal issues warning about
invisible killer. 8/20/05 pA3+
Norwalk family hospitalized
after carbon monoxide found.
8/16/05 pA1+
CARBONARA, KRISTIN
Emotional ending for
Carbonara. 2/15/05 pA9
CARBONE, VINNY
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA9+
CARDAMONE, REV. JOSEPH
Former Norwalk pastor
receives his doctorate
[photo]. 10/27/05 pC3
CARDAMONE, COREEN
All chocolate all the time:
Norwalk chocolatier opens
cafe, gallery [photo]. 11/29/05
pC1+
CARDENAS, ELIZABETH
Closer to completion: Plans for
Norwalk park are moving
ahead [photo]. 3/23/05 pA3+
CAREER EDUCATION
'CSI Norwalk' is not a new TV
crime show. 5/24/05 pA3+
CAREGIVERS-SERVICES
FOR
Norwalk Senior Center to
launch caregiver support
group. 7/6/05 pA3+
CARFORD, VIDA D.
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA19+
CARIAS, MARCO
Fallen comrades: City police
honor 4 who made ultimate
sacrifice [photo]. 5/21/05
pA1+
CARIKER, KASEY
8/13/05 pA3+
CARINO, JEFF
Defensive lapses cost Norwalk
[photo]. 4/7/05 pA11+
CARJACKING-NORWALK
Fast-acting woman, hospital
boosters deserve bouquets
[edit]. 1/22/05 pA10
Man steals car - and child.
1/20/05 pA1+
Second suspect arrested in
carjacking. 2/15/05 pA3+
Suspected carjacker turns self
in. 2/3/05 pA3+
CARLO, TYLER
[photo]. 7/7/05 pA11+
CARLOTTI, NICCOLE
[photo]. 6/7/05 pA3+
CARLUCCI, JOE
ProvidIng pizza pie with
pizzazz [photo]. 7/15/05
pA19+
CARLUCCI, KELLY
CARLUCCI, LEAH
Staples downs Wilton in key
FCIAC match [photo].
10/22/05 pA15+
[photo]. 10/4/05 pA11+
CARNEY, ANDREW
9/17/05 pA17
CARNEY, MICHAEL
Carney, Leddy shine at recent
meet [photo]. 2/20/05 pB7
[photo]. 11/20/05 pB5
Norwalk's Carney competes at
National Junior Olympics
pA17
CARO, SABRINA
Stepping safely [photo with
CARPANZANO, DAWN
Norwalk society serves up
plenty of charity [photo].
1/12/05 pA3+
CARPENTER, BRIAN
3/14/05 pA1+
CARPENTER, DICK
Protesting for peace: Norwalk
protesters pan Bush, promote
peace [photo]. 1/21/05 pA3
Writing the rails: Former Wilton
planner pens 2nd railroad
book [photo]. 7/17/05 pA1+
CARPENTER, GLADYS
East Norwalk group won't
forget Gladys Carpenter
[letter]. 4/9/05 pA10
CARPENTER, RALPH J.
Trooper takes over at DMV and
faces a daunting task [edit].
2/3/05 pA6
CARPENTRY-VOCATIONAL
GUIDANCE
Carpentry class raises future
hopes. 10/12/05 pA3+
CARR, BRIAN R.
12/2/05 pA19
CARRANO, JANEEN
6/24/05 pB9+
CARRATU, RICH
5/27/05 pC5+
43
CARTER, REV. JAMES
On the front line: Foundation to
enlist parents in battle against
youth violence [photo].
6/18/05 pA3
School year kickoff: Education
leaders rally the troops
[photo]. 8/30/05 pA3+
CARTER, JAMES
Human relations nominee
backs out. 2/2/05 pA1+
Minister chosen as human
relations director [photo].
1/8/05 pA3+
CARTER, MICHAEL
5/22/05 pB2
CARTWRIGHT, ROM
The smell of success:
Norwalker's aftershave sales
help education [photo].
1/15/05 pA3+
CARVAJAL, HECTOR
Norwalk 'raises the bar' in
restaurant variety [photo].
2/23/05 pB4
CARVER CENTER SEE
GEORGE WASHINGTON
CARVER CENTER
CASAGRANDE, JACK
Casagrande hoping early start
pays off. 10/23/05 pB3
[photo]. 1/2/05 pB6
CASAVECCHIA, DONALD
Winter work [photo with
CASE, MARY ANN
2/28/05 pA3
CASEY, ELIZABETH
3/11/05 pC9
CASH, LAMMAR
Norwalk’s Cash pays off for
Lancers [photo]. 11/3/05
pA11+
CASHEL, ROBERT
Era ends – and one begins: ...
her successor just as
dedicated to social work
[photo]. 6/27/05 pA3+
Family & Childrens Agency
chairman named [photo].
11/3/05 pC3
CASHORE, JOSEPH
World on a string: Medieval art
form earns smiles from
pupils, parents, teachers
[photo]. 12/13/05 pA3+
CASIMIR, BENSON
A mother's inspiration: Son
works hard to make
'Bernadette's' a success
[photo]. 6/24/05 pB9+
CASINOS
In brief: Tribal council OKs
Foxwoods expansion. 2/2/05
pA18
CASSARA, PASTOR ELAYNE
Celebrating a boy’s life:
Parents mourn son’s death in
play [photo]. 12/6/05 pA1+
Child should not have been on
ride alone [letter]. 9/28/05
pA12
Mom: Boy’s drowning was
pA1+
Mother who lost child needs
sympathy, not criticism
[letter]. 10/1/05 pA10
Playland ride victim
remembered: Bible school
may be built in memory of 7year-old [photo]. 8/10/05 pA1+
CASSARA, JON-KELY
Mom: Boy's drowning was
pA1+
Norwalk boy, 7, found dead in
water at Playland ride. 8/4/05
pA15
Playland ride victim
remembered: Bible school
may be built in memory of 7year-old [photo]. 8/10/05 pA1+
CASSELL, FULIKA
Anonymous writers not
interested in dialogue [letter].
11/26/05 pA6
The ball's in your court, Mr.
Mayor [column][photo].
12/4/05 pA3+
Columnist’s criticism unfair to
housing authority [letter].
7/1/05 pA10
A diss to SBC for closing up in
Stamford [photo]. 8/21/05 pA3
Girl About Town
[column][photo]. every
Sunday
Journalist’s job is to tell us the
facts [column][photo]. 10/2/05
pA3+
Recalling Rowland's better side
[column][photo]. 3/20/05 pA3+
Special needs families get
help, but not without your
help [column][photo]. 8/7/05
pA3
Visit to nursing facility dispels
many myths [column][photo].
8/28/05 pA3+
World awaits, members of
Class of 2005 [photo].
6/12/05 pA3+
CASSIDY, TIM
Eighth-grader takes a big swing
at state science fair [photo].
5/3/05 pA3+
CASTIGLIONE, LINDA
A new beginning: NCC awards
degrees to largest class so
far — 733 [photo]. 5/20/05
pA1+
CASTILLERO-IEAD,
DEBORAH
Young Norwalker’s talks help
indigenous people [photo].
6/1/05 pA3+
CASTRO, JULIE
Bears fall short of crown
[photo]. 5/29/05 pB1+
CATERERS AND CATERING
Celebrating 15 years of 'cheer'
[photo]. 8/26/05 pA12+
Reunion article did not mention
caterer's name [letter].
8/25/05 pA8
CATHOLIC SCHOOLSFAIRFIELD COUNTY
Church critic has facts wrong
[letter]. 12/11/05 pC8
CATS
CAVALLO, VICTOR J.
10/24/05 pA8+
CAVANAGH, KATIE
9/19/05 pA13+
CAVANAGH, REBECCA
Comic relief [photo with
44
CAVELLO, ROBERT
Oak Hills restaurant finish
slated for April: Norwalk
establishment will be open to
the public [photo]. 2/2/05
pA1+
On the right track: Rebuilt E.
Norwalk train station reopens
today [photo]. 5/25/05 pA3+
Tee and toast: Oak Hills
restaurant is nearing
completion [photo]. 4/21/05
pA3+
CAVIOLA, ALFRED 'FRED'
Man killed in rollover identified
as city native [photo]. 5/31/05
pA1+
CBIA
In brief: CBIA names new
president. 12/15/05 pC1
In brief: Partnership aiming to
help firms in state. 5/12/05
pC1
Businesses in state are less
confident. 7/22/05 pA19+
CBIA taking pulse of
businesses in county.
9/20/05 pC1+
Survey: State execs upbeat on
economy. 10/7/05 pA19+
Traffic tops the list: Ranked as
top advantage and challenge
to area business [photo].
12/30/05 pC1+
CECERE, SUSAN
[photo]. 2/2/05 pA18
CECIL, STEVEN G.
Rival teams, similar visions:
DiScala & Co. plays homage
to area's historic roots
[photo]. 1/21/05 pA1+
CEDAR POINT YACHT CLUB
Junior sailing championships
come to Westport. 6/23/05
pA13
CEJA, JAVIER
Youths share summer job
experiences [photo]. 8/17/05
pA1+
CELEBRATE WOMEN! SEE
WOMEN-AWARDSNORWALK
CELLULAR TELEPHONECONNECTICUT
Cell phone ban in October
limited to hand-held ones
[edit]. 7/15/05 pA10
CELLULAR TELEPHONECONNECTICUT (Continued)
Cell phone ban to get tougher.
11/2/05 pA3
Cell phone ban violations ought
to be publicized [letter].
10/14/05 pA10
Cell phone law won’t work if not
enforced [edit]. 12/22/05 pA8
Cell phone list terrible idea for
consumer [edit]. 1/4/05 pA6
Cell phones could earn a cool
reputation with ICE system.
7/28/05 pA3+
City Health Center rescuers
winners, plus two brickbats
[edit]. 11/12/05 pA12
General Assembly hangs up on
drivers using cell phones
[edit]. 6/6/05 pA10
Here’s one vote against cell
phones [photo]. 7/26/05 pA13
House approves cell phone
law; Senate OK next? [edit].
5/1/05 pC8
Lawmakers optimistic cell
phone ban will be approved.
5/2/05 pA3+
Legislators urged to support
ban on cell phone use by
drivers [letter]. 3/8/05 pA6
proposed cell phone ban.
6/6/05 pA1+
Looming cell phone ban gets
mixed reactions [photo].
9/29/05 pA1+
Motorists need to observe law
on hand-held phones [edit].
10/5/05 pA10
Perhaps latest try for cell
phone ban will work the
charm [edit]. 2/17/05 pA6
CELLULAR TELEPHONEWESTON
Town Meeting backs cell tower
plan. 12/16/05 pA7
CELLULAR TELEPHONEWILTON
Cell towers at issue in Wilton
[letter]. 11/4/05 pA11
CEMETERIES-NORWALK
Riverside Cemetery should be
allowed to cut trees [letter].
7/7/05 pA8
CENATIEMPO, STEPHEN
Cenatiempo ready to take the
next step [photo]. 4/20/05
pA13
CENDANT MARKETING
GROUP
In brief: Former Cendant exec
faces 15 years. 7/17/05 pC5
In brief: Hamilton, Cendant
team on AutoVantage.
5/20/05 pC9
In brief: Judge to be lenient
with ex-Cendant exec.
7/27/05 pA19
Norwalk unit part of Cendant
$1.8B sale. 7/27/05 pA19
CENSUS
Census: 10% of city youths in
poverty. 9/2/05 pA1+
Census: Political clout in New
England threatened as
population growth slows.
4/21/05 pA5
CENTENARIANS
Celebrating a century of
stories: Though she’s on the
quiet side, woman’s life
speaks volumes [photo].
4/25/05 pA3+
Faugno birthday [photo].
9/25/05 pC3, 9/4/05 pC3
Local woman to turn 103
[photo]. 8/29/05 pA1+
Norwalk woman to turn 110:
Stefan migrated to America
from Hungary [photo].
5/10/05 pA1+
CENTER FOR
CONTEMPORARY
PRINTMAKING
Small wonders: Miniature Print
Exhibition opens in Norwalk
[photo]. 3/27/05 pC1
CENTER JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL
Bygone days at Center Junior
High remembered [letter].
8/8/05 pA10
CENTER STAGE COMPANY
The sound of Westport [photo].
9/18/05 pC1
CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH
SCHOOL
CCHS football reunion a high
point of season [photo].
12/5/05 pA13+
45
pA3+
Former Cavaliers reunite
pA16
CERRA, CONNIE
Double magic: Norwalk
brothers open 2nd salon
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA19+
CERRATO, CARLOS
7/1/05 pA13+
CERRETA BUILDERS (FIRM)
In brief: Spec home earns
builder two awards. 11/3/05
pC1
CERVANTES, ANARUTH
Everyone's a winner at Carver
Easter egg hunt [photo].
3/27/05 pA1+
CERVONI, KEVIN
Staples Wrecks Norwalk’s
comeback bid [photo].
12/29/05 pA11+
CESARIO, DENISE
Bank donates to ElderCare
pC1
CHAKWIN, NICK
Cool moves [photo with
CHALFANT, MARY
33 years of service [photo with
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEE GREATER NORWALK
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE; WESTPORT
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE; WILTON
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHANCE, JACK
Veterans Day speaker left
comfortable life to serve in
Iraq. 10/30/05 pA3
CHANDLER, JEFF
pA1+
CHANDLER, LINDSEY
Norwalk saves best for last
[photo]. 2/6/05 pB1+
CHANDRA, NINA
Wilton students raise funds for
orphans in India. 1/29/05
pA3+
CHARACTER UNDER
CONSTRUCTION
PROGRAM
Job program rebuilds lives from
the inside out. 3/7/05 pA3+
Making character count [photo].
6/19/05 pA1+
[photo]. 2/5/05 pA3+
Program seeks gainful jobs for
the tough to hire. 1/22/05
pA3+
CHARITABLE GIVINGNORWALK
Charitable donations down at
NCC in 2004. 3/4/05 pA3+
City employees help spread
holiday cheer [photo].
12/17/05 pA3+
Donations down for United
Way. 1/21/05 pA3+
Early bouquets order of the day
— no brickbats [edit].
12/23/05 pA6
Gift of computers greeted with
smiles. 12/19/05 pA1+
Pass the good fortune:
Unwanted gifts go a second
round [photo]. 12/28/05 pA3+
We never thought Ebenezer
Scrooge a Conn. Yankee
[edit]. 12/2/05 pA10
CHARITIES
Darien-based fund-raiser listed
as Carolina’s worst [edit].
11/21/05 pA10
pA3+
[photo]. 4/17/05 pA3+
CHARLES, CARL
Weston finds itself on new turf
[photo]. 9/7/05 pA15+
CHARLES, SHELBY
Sharing the joy of reading: 'Dr.
Seuss Day' helps kids
sharpen their literacy skills
[photo]. 4/1/05 pA3+
CHARLES A. VOLK FIRE
STATION-NORWALK
City's dilemma: providing
proper Fire Dept. Hq. [edit].
12/9/05 pA10
Firm picked for Volk station
overhaul. 8/10/05 pA4
Moccia halts Volk Station
makeover. 12/8/05 pA1+
Moccia mulls selling Volk Fire
Station [photo]. 12/29/05 pA1+
Proposals sought for Volk
fixup. 10/22/05 pA1+
Teens in program help keep
Volk fire station shipshape.
7/13/05 pA4
Volk Station facelift may be
halted. 12/7/05 pA1+
Wheels turning on Volk station
renovation plan. 6/9/05 pA3+
CHASE, DAVE
Sisca leads Trojans past
Immaculate [photo]. 1/29/05
pA15+
Stratford bounces Weston
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA11+
Weston tripped by Devils
[photo]. 1/5/05 pA13+
Weston's 'D' saves the day
[photo]. 2/27/05 pB1+
CHAWKIN, SALLY
[photo]. 11/24/05 pA3+
CHECK FRAUD-NORWALK
Man accused of defrauding
former employer. 11/24/05
pA1
Police arrest man wanted by
FBI. 8/31/05 pA3
CHEERLEADING-NORWALK
pA11+
Cheers for champs [photo with
Give me an A! Cheerleaders
ready for try at national title
[photo]. 12/1/05 pA3+
Give me an S, Norwalk High:
NHS cheerleaders tie with
Fairfield in sportsmanship
[photo]. 2/6/05 pA1+
CHEERS BUTLER SERVICES
[photo]. 8/26/05 pA12+
CHENETTE, CHRISTOPHER
T.
11/16/05 pA21+
CHERILUS, GOSDER
Next stop NFL [photo]. 4/22/05
pA11+
46
CHERNER, NORMAN
A modern work of art: Famed
architect-designer Norman
Cherner's home is for sale in
Westport [photo]. 7/15/05
pC1+
CHERR, RICK
CHERTOFF, MICHAEL
Chertoff’s remarks about mass
transit most disturbing [edit].
7/21/05 pA8
CHERUK, WALT
11/16/05 pA21+
CHESNEY, HELEN
CHESS
All the right moves [photo with
CHESS-NORWALK
3/28/05 pA1+
CHESTLER, JOEL
2/8/05 pC1
CHETTA, JOHN
Man gets 5 years on coke rap.
6/25/05 pA3
CHIACCIO, ROBERT
[photo]. 11/30/05 pA15+
CHIAPPETTA, TOM
A sporting try: Sports
commission reinvents itself
[photo]. 3/13/05 pD1+
CHIARAMONTE, JACK
Businessman will run for
council seat. 7/19/05 pA1+
10/24/05 pA8+
The franchise question:
Prospective owners ponder
the answer [photo]. 2/2/05
pA18+
It's politics!: Rowland dodges
‘revolving door’
Merchants fed up with parking
fees: Some customers asked
to pay $5 up front at Webster
lot [photo]. 8/28/05 pA1+
CHIDESTER, FRED JR.
Trashing the tracks: MTA
police warn public about
illegal dumping [photo].
6/23/05 pA3+
CHIEFFALO, ANDREA
Norwalkers hit slopes at West
Rocks School [photo with
CHIEFFALO, TAYLOR AND
SAMANTHA
Hang in there [photo with
CHILD ABUSE
Abuse reports increase.
4/10/05 pA1+
[edit]. 10/1/05 pA10
Cost of civil liberties too dear
for us to ignore [letter]. 6/8/05
pA10
1/4/05 pA3+
Keep children safe by effective
communication [letter].
4/20/05 pA10
Kids often invisible victims of
domestic violence. 10/22/05
pA3+
McMahon students hit the
streets to target child abuse.
5/23/05 pA3+
Reaching out to abused
children: Team finds sexual
abuse victims getting younger
[photo]. 5/12/05 pA1+
And they all fell down: High
schoolers demonstrate
against abuse [photo].
9/25/05 pA1+
CHILD ABUSE-NORWALK
Mom pleads not guilty to
neglecting 3 of her kids.
9/27/05 pA3+
Police: Local man abused
baby. 10/20/05 pA1+
CHILD CAR SEATS SEE
CHILD RESTRAINT
SYSTEMS IN
AUTOMOBILES
CHILD CARE-NORWALK
pA3+
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER
OF MID-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
Breakfast honors Rep. Joe
Mann [photo]. 10/21/05 pA3+
Foundation gives center
$30,000 grant. 1/20/05 pC2
Growing with the need: Child
Guidance Center tailors
programs to Latino
community [photo]. 12/23/05
pA3+
Lawmakers must pass bill
benefiting children, youth,
families [letter]. 1/18/05 pA6
Some skeptical about
outsourcing of youth services.
1/28/05 pA1+
CHILD RESTRAINT
SYSTEMS IN
AUTOMOBILES
Booster seat law may be
problem for schools [letter].
10/19/05 pA12
Child safety seat law takes
effect Oct. 1. 9/25/05 pA3+
New law jeopardizes field trips
for younger pupils [letter].
10/14/05 pA10
CHILDBIRTH
Special delivery: Norwalk
officer helps woman give birth
at home, nine months after
joining force [photo]. 7/26/05
pA1+
CHILDREN
Baby bragger photo album
(Special Supplement). 4/26/05
CHILDREN ARE OUR
FUTURE (ORGANIZATION)
Tag sale targets delivery for
soldier in Iraq. 7/27/05 pA3+
CHILDREN-DENTAL CARENORWALK
Dental clinic a boon for city
children [edit]. 8/1/05 pA10
Dental clinic to treat kids from
low-income families [photo].
10/8/05 pA3+
Head Start parents get heads
up on dental clinic. 10/18/05
pA4
47
CHILDREN-DEVELOPMENT
AND GUIDANCE
Abuse, drugs led one father to
crime, separation from son.
10/3/05 pA1+
3/15/05 pA3+
Guidance for kids in need:
Mentors step in to fill void left
by jailed parents [photo].
10/3/05 pA1+
Kids Start Smart gets new
quarters at City Hall. 12/11/05
pA3+
NEON to expand early
childhood program sites.
12/29/05 pA3+
Norwalk ACTS outlines its
plans. 8/24/05 pA1+
Parents must guide children
along the right path [letter].
5/25/05 pA10
Program provides boys with
male role models. 2/16/05
pA3+
School grocery helps kids pick
up some extra green. 2/21/05
pA3+
1/15/05 pA3+
Speaker: Equality possible,
difficult. 10/21/05 pA1+
CHILDREN-HEALTH AND
HYGIENE
Health and wellness focus of
Roton event. 10/27/05 pA3+
CHILDREN IN
PORNOGRAPHY
Ex-teacher to stay in jail on
pornography charges. 8/6/05
pA3+
Former Common Council
member faces 10 years in
jail. 3/24/05 pA5
Man gets 10 years for child
porn. 7/29/05 pA1+
Some say Westport teacher
was strange. 8/5/05 pA1+
CHILDREN OF PRISONERS
Abuse, drugs led one father to
crime, separation from son.
10/3/05 pA1+
CHILDREN OF PRISONERS
(Continued)
10/3/05 pA1+
Mentor of the Month [photo
The other side of the bars:
Program helps children with a
parent in jail [photo]. 3/29/05
pA3+
Woman arrested at court.
1/14/05 pA3+
CHILDREN-SAFETY
MEASURES
10/19/05 pA12
Chiropractors to provide X rays
for Halloween candy.
10/25/05 pA3+
Consumer dept. recalls 18 toys
for safety risks. 11/20/05 pA7
Exercise judgment while
enjoying outdoors with baby.
8/11/05 pA13
Get child IDs on Saturday.
3/10/05 pA1+
Install cameras in our schools
[letter]. 6/3/05 pA10
7/3/05 pA3+
4/20/05 pA10
7/13/05 pA3+
pA1+
10/14/05 pA10
Put cameras in schools [letter].
5/26/05 pA8
Refresher needed of safety
rules as school bells ring
[edit]. 9/1/05 pA6
Safety of children in summer
programs paramount [letter].
4/11/05 pA10
consider metal detectors
[letter]. 5/12/05 pA8
Staff background checks no
substitute for parenting
[letter]. 4/23/05 pA10
Trick or treaters urged to take
common sense precautions
on Halloween. 10/25/05 pA3+
Web site aims to help track sex
offenders. 11/7/05 pA1+
CHILDREN'S CHORAL
FESTIVAL-NORWALK SEE
NORWALK CHILDREN'S
CHORAL FESTIVAL
CHILDREN'S CONNECTION
OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY
INC.
Agency fears spate of disasters
has left donors drained
[photo]. 10/23/05 pA3+
In brief: Webster, Exchange
Club give $2,500. 6/23/05
pC1
Carrying on a tradition:
Exchange Club donation to
help in the fight against child
abuse [photo]. 6/2/05 pC3
Holiday breakfast beneficiary
pC3
Hospital donor, Exchange
Club, shelter, winners [edit].
6/4/05 pA10
HSC affiliate gets $10,000 to
fight child abuse. 6/20/05 pA3
4/20/05 pA10
Look, more books [photo with
Marching bands, detector
donors, vols, win posies
[edit]. 1/1/05 pA10
Parents can learn ABCs of
Netspeak. 2/25/05 pA1+
[photo]. 5/12/05 pA1+
48
pA3+
CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
8/15/05 pA10
CHILI SYSTEMS, INC.
In brief: Local firm’s product
gets into CompUSA. 8/4/05
pC1
renews agreement. 3/23/05
pA22
CHIMENTO, MARK
T [photo]. 9/17/05 pA1
CHINESE NEW YEAR
Norwalk Chinese celebrate
new year [photo]. 2/6/05 pA1+
CHIROPRACTORS
More than friends: Trio opens
business in Norwalk [photo].
3/10/05 pC1+
CHOCOPOLOGIE
(RESTAURANT)
pC1+
CHOQUETTE, SAM
Wrecking crew [photo]. 4/28/05
pA11+
CHORAL SINGING
Good News Gospel Choir
walks the walk. 12/25/05 pA3+
Raising the rafters: Senior choir
prepares to celebrate
centennial [photo]. 10/7/05
pA3+
CHRIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Clergy meet over threat to
remove six priests. 4/22/05
pA3+
Coda to a career: Organist,
choir director retires, but
legacy carries beyond music
[photo]. 8/29/05 pA3+
CHRISTIAN, ELLEN
10/14/05 pC9+
CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY
ACTION (ORGANIZATION)
Agency’s new director has
made people her calling
[photo]. 4/28/05 pA3+
Generous donations make
CCA's work possible [letter].
3/6/05 pC6
Reporter gets a pat on back for
series on hunger [letter].
6/16/05 pA8
CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
CENTER-NORWALK
VOTF donates to counseling
center [photo]. 12/17/05 pA3+
VOTF donation to CCC shows
true Christian spirit [letter].
12/26/05 pA10
CHRISTMAS
Avoiding use of word
‘Christmas’ makes no sense
[letter]. 12/20/05 pA10
Candlelight serenade:
Candlelight Concert tradition
illuminates holiday season
[photo]. 12/20/05 pA1+
12/17/05 pA3+
Good News Gospel Choir
walks the walk. 12/25/05 pA3+
Holiday workers get a special
treat [photo]. 12/14/05 pA3+
Let’s keep the ‘Christmas’ in
holiday greetings [letter].
12/22/05 pA8
Our observances indeed
manifold on this weekend
[edit]. 12/25/05 pC8
Parent questions change in
Christmas song lyrics [letter].
12/16/05 pA10
Party brings officials, citizens
together [photo]. 12/22/05
pA3+
Post Office 'Secret Santa'
program may be dangerous
[letter]. 12/22/05 pA8
Put Christmas back into holiday
concerts in school [letter].
12/16/05 pA10
Quality time with Santa [photo
Santa gets a helping hand:
Postal workers pitch in with
St. Nick’s mail [photo].
12/14/05 pA1+
Santa’s helpers, NHS
musicians earn bouquets
[edit]. 12/17/05 pA12
Song change took joy out of
holiday at school concert.
12/31/05 pA1+
Spirit of holiday shines bright in
Nativity play. 12/19/05 pA3+
Welcome, Santa! Santa makes
at stop at Elderhouse [photo].
12/22/05 pA3+
Yule be amazed: Christmas
customs rooted in pagan
past. 12/17/05 pA3+
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONSNORWALK
May your days be merry and
bright! [photo with caption].
12/24/05 pA1
Norwalk fire marshal: Better
watch out when decorating
for the holiday season.
12/3/05 pA1+
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONSWESTPORT
Christmas lights twinkle once
again on Main Street [photo].
11/25/05 pA3+
CHRISTMAS TREESNORWALK
Naughty or nice? East Norwalk
tree lighting delights [photo].
12/5/05 pA1+
Norwalkers start yule season
with Christmas tree shopping
[photo]. 11/28/05 pA3+
Sleighbells ring: Tree lighting
delights chilly crowd [photo].
12/4/05 pA1+
‘Tis the season: Norwalkers
ring in holidays at lighting
[photo]. 12/8/05 pA1+
Tree lighting illuminates holiday
spirit [photo with caption].
11/28/05 pA3
CHRISTOPHER, QUINTO
Christopher birthday [photo].
1/23/05 pC3
49
CHRISTOPHERSON, BECKI
For the love of music:
Norwalker is starting another
music school [photo]. 1/27/05
pC1+
Tuning up for the future [photo
CHRYSLER, MEGAN
Holiday spirit at Stepping
Stones Museum for Children
pC3
CHU, TOM
Staples claims trifecta [photo].
5/26/05 pA11+
CHUBA, KRISTIN
Marching bands gear up:
Norwalk, McMahon high
school students get musical
workout [photo]. 8/28/05 pA1+
CHURCH AND EDUCATION
Crossing swords: Church, state
battle over preschool [photo].
4/12/05 pA3+
Faith-based programs don’t
belong in public schools
pA3+
CIAC
Seedings, pairings set for state
tournament competition.
5/28/05 pA15+
State tournament matchups
set. 6/9/05 pA14
CIAC-BASEBALL
McMahon in loss to
pB1+
Goldman lifts Weston over
Windsor. 6/1/05 pA15
Warriors eliminated by Platt.
6/2/05 pA11+
CIAC-BASKETBALL-BOYS
Boys hoop state tourney flawed
affair [photo]. 3/6/05 pB1
Crosby holds off Trinity to claim
Division I crown. 3/20/05
pB1+
Norwalk overrun by Lions
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA9+
Senators slip past Sheehan.
3/12/05 pA13+
Senators toss out Prince.
3/10/05 pA9+
CIAC-BASKETBALL-BOYS
(Continued)
Weston's upset bid comes up
short. 3/10/05 pA9+
CIAC-BASKETBALL-GIRLS
H.S. Roundup: Fairfield Prep
skates to hockey state crown.
3/13/05 pB6
H.S. Roundup: NHS girls
eliminated. 3/3/05 pA13
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA11+
Staples falls to top speed.
3/6/05 pB1+
Staples girls top Bunnell
[photo]. 3/2/05 pA13+
Tournament pairings set.
2/25/05 pA13
Warriors ousted by St. Joe's.
3/2/05 pA13+
Weston girls eliminated. 3/2/05
pA16
[photo]. 3/4/05 pA13+
CIAC-CROSS-COUNTRY
RUNNING
A long ride for naught for NHS
girls [photo]. 11/1/05 pA13
'True' state champions in cross
country [photo]. 11/8/05 pA9
CIAC-FIELD HOCKEY
[photo]. 11/16/05 pA15+
Dream season ends for Staples
field hockey. 11/12/05 pA19
[photo]. 11/9/05 pA9+
Norwalk surges into semifinals.
11/12/05 pA15+
Staples advances in field
hockey and in volleyball.
11/10/05 pA14
A stroke of good fortune for
Lady Bears. 11/10/05 pA11+
11/11/05 pA13+
CIAC-FOOTBALL
Remembering the ‘other’ state
championship team [photo].
12/2/05 pA13+
Staples gearing up for Class L
12/2/05 pA13+
Staples gets back on track at
right time. 11/29/05 pA9+
Staples left to uphold FCIAC’s
honor. 12/1/05 pA11+
Wreckers end grid season in
familiar spot [photo]. 12/1/05
pA11+
Wreckers facing one final
challenge. 12/3/05 pA13+
Wreckers have earned a home
game. 11/29/05 pA9+
[photo]. 11/30/05 pA15+
CIAC-GOLF-BOYS
Norwalk 15th in Division I golf
tourney. 6/8/05 pA16
Weston golfers capture
Division IV state title. 6/7/05
pA13
CIAC-GYMNASTICS
Staples' Lally makes All-State
[photo]. 2/27/05 pB1+
Vargoglis shines at state meet.
2/26/05 pA13+
CIAC-HOCKEY
CIAC might add division in ice
hockey. 1/27/05 pA11+
skates to hockey state crown.
3/13/05 pB6
New state tournament format
may give area teams
incentive [photo]. 12/13/05
pA9+
Warriors skate into state
semifinals. 3/6/05 pB1+
pA13+
Wilton ices Windsor in states
[photo]. 3/2/05 pA13+
Wilton scores again. 3/3/05
pA11+
CIAC-INDOOR TRACKATHLETICS
Ray, Lyons run to gold [photo].
2/20/05 pB1+
Trojan relays. 2/13/05 pB1+
CIAC-INDOOR TRACKATHLETICS-BOYS
Staples boys win Class L state
titles. 2/13/05 pB2
CIAC-INDOOR TRACKATHLETICS-GIRLS
Norwalk's Brown captures state
title. 2/12/05 pA13+
50
CIAC-LACROSSE
Nice day for Wilton lacrosse;
boys and girls both win.
6/5/05 pB2
State tourney seeds set. 6/2/05
pA13
CIAC-LACROSSE-BOYS
Boys defeated in state
semifinals by nationally
ranked Blue Wave [photo].
6/12/05 pB1+
On history’s doorstep [photo].
6/5/05 pB1+
13, NHS 6. 6/3/05 pA17
Kuchta’s goal lifts McMahon.
6/5/05 pB2
pA13+
New Fairfield halts Trojans in
quarters. 6/8/05 pA13+
Senators earn berth in state
title clash. 6/10/05 pA13+
Warriors escape with narrow
victory over Cardinals. 6/8/05
pA13+
CIAC-LACROSSE-GIRLS
Warriors turned back on two
fronts: Girls squad falls short
in state title defense [photo].
6/12/05 pB1+
pA13+
Wilton pursues another crown
[photo]. 6/10/05 pA13+
Win over Hall puts Wilton girls
in semis. 6/8/05 pA13+
CIAC-SOCCER-BOYS
H.S. Roundup: Wilton boys
soccer upsets FCIAC
champion Greenwich in Class
LL state tournament. 11/9/05
pA12
Newtown stops Staples again
[photo]. 11/11/05 pA13+
Norwalk moves on [photo].
11/9/05 pA9+
Shrager leads Weston past
Suffield [photo]. 11/13/05
pB1+
State soccer teams facing card
dilemma [photo]. 9/22/05
pA11+
11/11/05 pA13+
CIAC-SOCCER-BOYS
(Continued)
[photo]. 11/20/05 pB1+
11/17/05 pA11+
Weston reaches quarterfinals.
11/11/05 pA17
Wilton, Weston in pursuit of
state soccer titles: Trojan
boys making debut in state
championship play. 11/19/05
pA15+
CIAC-SOCCER-GIRLS
Bryn’s hat trick lifts Wilton
[photo]. 11/12/05 pA15+
H.S. Roundup: Staples girls
soccer bow in first round.
11/8/05 pA11
McMahon’s best season finally
ends. 11/10/05 pA11+
Warriors boot Barlow in state
semis. 11/16/05 pA15+
[photo]. 11/20/05 pB1+
Wilton, Weston in pursuit of
state soccer titles: Warrriors,
Farmington girls do battle for
Class L crown. 11/19/05
pA15+
Wilton dominates East Lyme
[photo]. 11/10/05 pA11+
CIAC-SOFTBALL
6/4/05 pA13+
Liska too much for Staples.
6/5/05 pB1+
Norwalk edges Newtown.
6/1/05 pA15
6/8/05 pA13+
Staples edges Maloney. 6/2/05
pA11+
CIAC-SWIMMING
Area quartet nets top 10s at
swim Open. 11/20/05 pB2
CIAC-SWIMMING-BOYS
Staples' Driscoll claims Class L
backstroke title [photo].
3/16/05 pA13+
Wilton's Sudbury repeats at
states [photo]. 3/17/05 pA11+
CIAC-SWIMMING-GIRLS
Wilton swimmers roll to Class
M state title. 11/16/05 pA15+
Wreckers runners-up in Class L
swim meet. 11/17/05 pA11+
CIAC-TENNIS-BOYS
Staples wins third straight state
title. 6/9/05 pA11+
Weston wins Class S
championship. 6/9/05 pA14
CIAC-TENNIS-GIRLS
H.S. Roundup: Weston girls in
finals. 6/3/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Wilton girls
tennis reaches state finals.
6/3/05 pA17
Warriors claim semifinal berth.
6/2/05 pA13
Weston blanked by Darien.
6/4/05 pA16
Wilton netters fall short in final.
6/4/05 pA13+
CIAC-TRACK-ATHLETICS
Browns run down state titles for
Bears. 6/2/05 pA11+
CIAC enlists new sponsor for
big meets [photo]. 6/7/05
pA13
Staples’ Ray stakes claim to
Open gold [photo]. 6/7/05
pA13+
CIAC-TRACK-ATHLETICSBOYS
H.S. Roundup: Weston 2nd in
Class S. 6/3/05 pA17
Kahlden leads Bears. 6/2/05
pA13
Two Wreckers triumph at Class
L state track meet. 6/1/05
pA13+
Weston second in Class S
track. 6/1/05 pA15
CIAC-TRACK-ATHLETICSGIRLS
Brown sprints to MVP honors
[photo]. 6/30/05 pA11+
H.S. Roundup: Weston 19th in
Class M. 6/3/05 pA17
CIAC-VOLLEYBALL-BOYS
Staples’ 58 match winning
streak snapped. 6/4/05 pA13+
CIAC-VOLLEYBALL-GIRLS
End of line for Staples
volleyball. 11/13/05 pB1+
11/10/05 pA14
CIAC-WRESTLING
Bears take to mats for State
Open action. 2/27/05 pB3
51
Wilton's Koproski runner-up.
2/20/05 pB2
CIB'S INC.
pA11
CIERI, SAMANTHA
[photo]. 11/9/05 pA9+
CIGAR SMOKING
A cigar-lover's dream returns.
8/25/05 pC1+
CIGARETTE SALES TO
MINORS
Employees fined over illegal
sales of tobacco. 10/13/05
pA4
CIMINO, RICH
CIMMINELLO, JILL
Now batting for Brakettes, Jill
Cimminello [photo]. 6/4/05
pA13+
CIMMINELLO, SUE-ANN
Losers are winners: Code
Enforcement staffers shed
pounds to win City Hall
weight contest [photo]. 4/4/05
pA3
CINNAMOND, AUGUSTA
ZILSKE
CIRELLO, ANGELA
far — 733 [photo]. 5/20/05
pA1+
CITIBANK (FIRM)
Citibank cuts the ribbon [photo
Investing in the future through
Norwalk Reads! [photo with
CITIZENS' ASSOCIATIONS
Neighborhood associations
give residents a voice [letter].
12/18/05 pC6
CITRON, JUSTYN
CITTADINO, MELISSA
One lost ring; two proposals of
marriage [photo]. 1/25/05 pA9
CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENTS
Honoring civil rights pioneers:
Norwalk celebrates
commemorative stamps
[photo]. 9/21/05 pA1
Locals weigh in on Klansman
verdict. 6/22/05 pA1+
State to honor Parks. 10/26/05
pA3+
CIVIL UNIONS-LAW AND
LEGISLATION
Civil union applicants must wait
until Oct.1. 4/23/05 pA1+
Civil unions a go [photo].
4/21/05 pA1+
Civil unions debate draws
thousands to state Capitol
[photo]. 4/25/05 pA3+
Get state out of marriage
business [column]. 10/24/05
pA13
[photo]. 4/14/05 pA1+
Lawmakers should have
disclosed position on samesex marriage [letter].
11/12/05 pA12
Norwalk gears up for new civil
unions. 9/30/05 pA1+
Public deserves answers on
same-sex union vote [letter].
11/10/05 pA8
4/7/05 pA1+
State's civil union law
undermines family values
[letter]. 10/9/05 pC9
CIVIL UNIONS-NORWALK
[photo]. 10/2/05 pA1+
CLAMMING-NORWALKSEE
ALSO SHELLFISH
GATHERING
[photo]. 12/12/05 pA1+
Restrictions will prevent
clamming at the beach
[letter]. 5/10/05 pA10
CLANCY, KEVIN
Norwalkers start yule season
with Christmas tree shopping
[photo]. 11/28/05 pA3+
CLANCY, SAM
Warriors overwhelm Bunnell
[photo]. 10/1/05 pA13+
CLANCY, SEAN
12/18/05 pB2
Full steam ahead [photo].
11/12/05 pA15+
No stopping Chervansky
[photo]. 10/22/05 pA15+
CLARK, CAITLIN
Maritime Rowing Club
members to attend elite camp
[photo]. 4/27/05 pB3
CLARK, EVERETT
Residents rally support for
hurricane refugees [photo].
9/2/05 pA1+
CLARK, GAIL
Hat trick for St. Patrick's Day:
3/17/05 pA3
CLARKI, MICHELLE
[photo]. 5/1/05 pA1+
CLASP HOMES
(ORGANIZATION)
In brief: Splash Hand Wash
donates to CLASP. 5/4/05
pA17
Rell puts needs of most
vulnerable citizens foremost
[letter]. 7/17/05 pC8
Westport tournament aids
groups [photo with caption].
8/4/05 pA14
CLEBERT, JUDE
CLEMENS, RICHARD W. II
[photo]. 10/19/05 pA22
CLEMENTE, JOSE
52
CLEVELAND, CALEY
Redemption songs [photo with
CLEVELAND, HAL
pA1+
CLEVELAND, JAMES
A first anniversary celebration
pC5
CLIFFORD, WILLIAM T.
8/19/05 pC7+
CLINGENPEEL, ANDREW
Bears on a tear [photo with
[photo]. 6/1/05 pA13+
may give area teams
pA9+
[photo]. 5/18/05 pA13+
[photo]. 4/27/05 pB1+
[photo]. 6/14/05 pA15+
CLUFF, MIKE
On the prowl [photo with
CLUNE, DAVID
Clune tells LWV about flaws in
‘No Child’ testing. 6/2/05
pA3+
COACHES (ATHLETICS)NORWALK
Best coaches in the state are
right here [photo]. 5/20/05
pA13
[photo]. 1/2/05 pB6
A father joins his son, but
leaves his friend behind.
11/23/05 pA15+
Hall of Famer Barry now
among elite [photo]. 11/11/05
pA13+
Jr. lacrosse column
appreciated, with one nit to
pick [letter]. 6/26/05 pC8
COACHES (ATHLETICS)NORWALK (Continued)
The legend from Norwalk no
one knows [photo]. 5/6/05
pA13+
Local rumor mill spinning out of
control [photo]. 4/1/05 pA13+
McCue steps away from Bears
[photo]. 6/15/05 pA13+
McGee named NHS lax coach
[photo]. 9/21/05 pA13+
5/17/05 pA13
Norwalk’s Father of Lacrosse
[photo]. 6/17/05 pA13+
Norwalk's Morgenthal learns on
the go [photo]. 4/5/05 pA13
8/25/05 pA11+
pA13+
[photo]. 2/2/05 pA13+
pA13+
pA13
Three city coaches to be
honored. 5/19/05 pA11+
Title-winning NCC coach not
looking back [photo]. 4/14/05
pA11
Trifone lands job in Darien.
3/9/05 pA13+
COACHES (ATHLETICS)UCONN
Coach’s plan for eatery picks
questionable site [edit].
6/12/05 pC8
Hour’s editorial on Geno’s
restaurant hypocritical [letter].
6/16/05 pA8
COACHES (ATHLETICS)WESTON
Alex Whitten out to carve his
own niche [photo]. 4/7/05
pA11+
Fate of Weston girls hoop rests
with gritty Nails [photo].
12/8/05 pA11+
Moeller leaving Trojans.
12/6/05 pA9+
COACHES (ATHLETICS)WESTPORT
McFarland named Staples
Ruther says goodbye to
Staples [photo]. 1/11/05
pA13+
COACHES (ATHLETICS)WILTON
Dube chooses one family over
another [photo]. 4/1/05 pA13+
Fiery Piselli will be missed by
Warriors [photo]. 12/7/05
pA13
Jim Bellantoni happy to be
coaching again [photo].
7/29/05 pA13+
Piselli leaving Warriors [photo].
12/1/05 pA11+
COACKLEY, BRENNAN
[photo]. 2/27/05 pB1+
COAKLEY, LYNN
$150,000 [photo]. 9/1/05 pC3
COALITION OF NORWALK
NEIGHBORHOOD
ASSOCIATIONS
Broad River, developer to meet
Neighborhood coalition to meet
with mayor about budget.
2/13/05 pA3
Task force: Tear down old
police station [photo].
11/16/05 pA1+
West Ave. options presented
by critic. 5/10/05 pA1+
COASTAL FAIRFIELD
COUNTY CONVENTION
AND VISITORS' BUREAU
A creative approach: New
tourism chief has fresh ideas
[photo]. 10/12/05 pA19+
Visitors bureau chief steps
down. 5/15/05 pA1+
COASTAL FAIRFIELD
COUNTY SPORTS
COMMISSION
10/6/05 pA14
pA9+
53
Fairfield County Sports
Commission takes center
stage [photo]. 4/27/05 pB1
NAA selected for award
[photo]. 10/5/05 pA16
[photo]. 3/13/05 pD1+
COCCHIA, JAMES
pA3+
COCKING, MARILYN
Quilt of nations [photo with
COE, STEVE
Taking the plunge: All goes
swimmingly at Y’s
introductory scuba lesson
[photo]. 4/24/05 pA3
COFFEY, MICHAEL W.
Coffey wins support from third
party. 9/16/05 pA3+
Condo moratorium a question
of authority. 12/1/05 pA1+
Dems: Coffey for president.
11/22/05 pA1+
10/24/05 pA8+
Ethics panel vows to fulfill its
mission. 8/26/05 pA1+
12/24/05 pA1+
Protect our right to property,
ban eminent domain takings
[column]. 10/16/05 pC8
COFFEY, MIKAYLA
Turning lemons into... [photo
COGGIN, PAUL S.
10/18/05 pA1+
COGSWELL, KIM
pA3+
[edit]. 9/3/05 pA10
COHEN, CHELSEA
pA15
COHEN, CHELSEA
(Continued)
[photo]. 6/11/05 pA13+
10/6/05 pA14
pA9+
Crowd comes out in support of
Cohen [photo]. 1/14/05 pA13+
[photo]. 2/26/05 pA3+
Wanamaker wanted one more
game [photo]. 9/21/05 pA13+
COHEN, CHELSEA AND
LARRY
Guest of honor [photo with
COHEN, JON
[photo]. 8/9/05 pA9+
COHEN, PHIL
3/30/05 pA18
pA16
COHEN, TAYLOR
COHEN, TONISHA
Hall-Brooke staffer going to
Leadership Institute. 9/2/05
pB9
COHEN, WILLIAM G.
Court rejects developer's bid to
force release of
environmental report. 9/16/05
pA6
Developer, S. Norwalk square
off over report. 8/25/05 pA3+
Ruling expected in battle
between developer and 2nd
District. 9/7/05 pA3+
COLANGELO, JON
New Canaan blanks Norwalk in
possible FCIAC playoff
preview [photo]. 10/28/05
pA13+
COLCONE, STACEY
pA3
COLE, ALICE K.
pA3+
COLE, ARAN BRUCE
Suicide confirmed. 5/5/05 pA1
COLE, DAVID
It's Politics!: A shooting star
crashes and burns
School board member quits.
3/16/05 pA1+
COLE, GEOFFREY
pA1+
Hospital CEO ready to rock.
4/8/05 pA3+
pC3
COLE, KRISTEN
pA13+
COLE-GARDNER, ALEX
Injuries, illness no deterrent for
Cole-Gardner. 2/16/05 pA13+
COLEMAN, DAVID
A beat of their own: Brien
McMahon students explore
African culture through music
[photo]. 12/1/05 pA1+
COLEMAN, LEONARD
1/5/05 pA18
COLEMAN, SHERON
COLEYTOWN MIDDLE
SCHOOL
Filmmaker pitches in on Negro
League project [photo].
2/13/05 pA3+
COLLECTIVE LABOR
AGREEMENTS-MUNICIPAL
EMPLOYEES, RETIREDNORWALK
Cost-of-living increases
restored by Norwalk. 8/20/05
pA3+
COLLECTIVE LABOR
AGREEMENTS-NORWALK
All Norwalk city employees
should receive equal
treatment [letter]. 11/10/05
pA8
54
Arbitration may be best path for
fire contract [column]. 10/5/05
pA10
Arbitration panel finalizes
teachers' pact. 11/5/05 pA1+
Bill would change city union
roles [photo]. 1/16/05 pA1+
Board of Ed postpones OK of
union pact. 6/9/05 pA3+
BOE approves contracts for top
school administrators.
11/18/05 pA3+
Bullying won’t work, Mr. Mayor
[letter]. 10/31/05 pA10
City, fire union reach tentative
agreement [photo]. 6/30/05
pA1+
City, fire union to resume talks
Monday. 11/24/05 pA1+
City firefighters are just looking
for a fair deal [column].
10/6/05 pA8
City firefighters treated like
second-class citizens [letter].
10/5/05 pA10
City should show appreciation
to firefighters [letter].
10/19/05 pA12
Custodians agree to pact in
Westport. 7/20/05 pA3
‘Deferred pay’ option unfair to
taxpayers [letter]. 10/14/05
pA10
Ed board OKs pact. 6/15/05
pA3+
Fair agreement can be reached
for firefighters [letter]. 11/8/05
pA6
pA1+
Fire contract negotiations
should not have been
politicized [letter]. 11/27/05
pC8
Fire union protest today.
3/21/05 pA1
Fire union seeks no more, no
less, than what was given to
police officers. 10/23/05 pC8
Firefighters deserve contract
equal to that of police [letter].
9/17/05 pA10
Firefighters entitled to contract,
fair compensation [letter].
10/28/05 pA10
COLLECTIVE LABOR
AGREEMENTS-NORWALK
(Continued)
Firefighters picket over contract
[photo]. 10/5/05 pA1+
Firefighters protest no contract
[photo]. 3/22/05 pA1+
Firefighters reject contract in
vote. 9/15/05 pA1+
Firefighters unfairly politicized
negotiations [letter]. 12/11/05
pC8
It's Politics!: Yes, Yogi, it's deja
vu all over again
Knopp, Fire at odds over
pension plan. 6/16/05 pA1+
Knopp blames union for delays.
3/22/05 pA1+
Knopp should do something
good for the firefighters
[letter]. 11/4/05 pA10
Knopp's dispute with fire union
wastes tax dollars [letter].
10/10/05 pA10
Knopp's treatment of city's
firefighters a disgrace [letter].
10/9/05 pC9
Mayor dragged his feet on the
firefighters' contract [letter].
10/8/05 pA12
Mayor keeps up the spin on
firefighters contract [letter].
11/7/05 pA10
Mayor still plays politics with
10/24/05 pA13
Mayor's handling of retirement
plan issue puzzling [letter].
7/22/05 pA10
Moccia, firefighters open new
contract negotiations.
11/29/05 pA1+
Norwalk firefighters deserve to
feel appreciated [letter].
10/12/05 pA10
Norwalk firefighters endorse
Moccia for mayor; Knopp
fires hot retort [photo].
10/16/05 pA1+
Norwalk firefighters plan
protest today. 10/4/05 pA1+
Norwalk's Bravest deserve
better from City Hall [letter].
6/24/05 pA10
Police, fire depts. are separate,
so are their contracts.
10/22/05 pA12
Police, firefighters should
receive same benefits [letter].
10/11/05 pA10
1/26/05 pA10
Special session of council
tonight on teachers pact.
11/10/05 pA3+
Workers at STAR join union.
3/26/05 pA1+
COLLEGE ADMISSION
Norwalk teens bound for Ivy
League [photo]. 5/5/05 pA3+
Preparing for future. 1/17/05
pA1+
COLLEGE ATHLETES
Baumann roaring for Lions
[photo]. 3/6/05 pB1+
College report, a column by
Dan Chamness [photo].
12/19/05 pA13+, 12/12/05
pA13, 12/5/05 pA13+,
11/28/05 pA13+, 11/21/05
pA13+, 11/14/05 pA13+,
11/7/05 pA13+, 10/31/05
pA13+, 10/24/05 pA15+,
10/17/05 pA13+, 10/10/05
pA13+, 10/3/05 pA13+,
9/26/05 pA13+, 9/19/05
pA13+, 9/12/05 pA13+,
9/5/05 pA13+, 6/20/05
pA13+, 6/13/05 pA13+,
6/6/05 pA13+, 5/31/05 pB1+,
5/23/05 pA13+, 3/28/05
pA13, 3/22/05 pA13+,
3/14/05 pA13+, 3/7/05
pA13+, 2/27/05 pA13+,
2/22/05 pA13+, 2/14/05
pA13+, 2/8/05 pA9+, 1/31/05
pA13+, 1/24/05 pA13+,
1/18/05 pA9+, 1/10/05 pA13+
Dash surpasses milestone at
Fairfield [photo]. 2/24/05 pA9+
Former BM standout shines for
Rhody. 1/29/05 pA17
2/3/05 pA9+
Weston's Daigh commits to
Pacific [photo]. 3/22/05 pA13
COLLEGE-SCHOOL
COOPERATION-NORWALK
Teachers College rep visits
Rowayton. 11/18/05 pA1+
55
Young authors share writing
with peers. 12/22/05 pA3+
COLLEY, MARYANN
3/23/05 pA22+
COLLINS, CAROLINE
Some area businesses lose out
from winter storm [photo].
1/24/05 pA1+
COLLINS, CHRIS
Neither wind nor rain stops
Norwalk track [photo].
5/25/05 pA13+
COLLINS, WILLIAM A.
Ex-mayor, dignitaries mark 25
years of SoNo revitalization
[photo]. 11/20/05 pA1+
Former Norwalk mayor is
founder. 4/18/05 pA1+
On a mayoral mission: Knopp,
predecessors endorse Route
7 Parkway interchange
Norwalk company offers
progressive columns free
[photo]. 4/18/05 pA1+
Norwalk residents attend D.C.
peace rally [photo]. 9/27/05
pA1+
COLON, SOLEI
Scaring up some treats [photo
COLONIAL QUALITY PAINT
CO.
Neighbors plan company
launch. 1/12/05 pA3+
COLONIAL VILLAGENORWALK
Accusations fly after Colonial
Village vote tabled. 9/23/05
pA1+
Colonial Village expansion not
new idea, or good one [letter].
10/20/05 pA8
Colonial Village housing debate
rages on. 11/3/05 pA1+
Colonial Village plans meeting
about violence in
neighborhood. 9/15/05 pA1+
Colonial Village vote tabled;
Mann says mayor caved in.
9/22/05 pA1+
Commissioners: ‘Yes’ to
Colonial Village expansion.
10/20/05 pA1+
Common Council sidestepping
on village condos? [edit].
10/14/05 pA10
COLONIAL VILLAGENORWALK (Continued)
Council hands off housing plan.
10/12/05 pA1+
Decision likely next week on
Colonial Village expansion
plan. 9/2/05 pA3+
Finally, housing authority is
listening to the people [letter].
10/2/05 pC6
Goal of plan is affordable
owner-occupied housing
[letter]. 9/29/05 pA10
It may not be PC, but 'ghetto'
fits Colonial Village [letter].
9/19/05 pA10
Knopp proposes housing
alternative. 11/4/05 pA1+
Krummel: Colonial Village ‘is a
ghetto.’ 9/8/05 pA1+
Krummel remarks insensitive
but expose problem [edit].
9/12/05 pA10
Krummel takes heat from
Dems, GOP for 'ghetto'
remark. 9/9/05 pA1+
Krummel's comment divisive,
unnecessary [letter]. 9/26/05
pA10
[photo]. 10/9/05 pA3+
Mayor should take a stand on
Colonial Village [letter].
10/19/05 pA12
pA3+
Neighbors plan company
launch. 1/12/05 pA3+
Neighbors speak out against
expansion. 9/21/05 pA1+
NHA forges ahead with illconceived condominium plan
[edit]. 10/21/05 pA10
Officer injured in fight at
Colonial Village. 9/13/05 pA3
One dead in Colonial Village
shooting. 9/14/05 pA1+
Open space best use for park
at Colonial Village [letter].
5/13/05 pA10
Open space should be
preserved at Colonial Village
[letter]. 9/27/05 pA10
Payback time coming Nov. 8
[letter]. 10/31/05 pA10
Politicians abandoned
neighborhood [letter]. 9/12/05
pA10
Proposal for Colonial Village
was ignored [letter]. 12/7/05
pA10
Results of NHA tenant survey
might be eye opening [letter].
9/17/05 pA10
Taxpayers to bear burden of
Colonial Village plans [letter].
11/1/05 pA10
Why eliminate Colonial
Village's only recreation
area? [letter]. 2/27/05 pC8
Working for free: GE volunteers
hold community day [photo].
6/10/05 pC9+
COLUMBUS MAGNET
SCHOOL
pA12
Columbus School marks 25
years [photo]. 12/5/05 pA1+
Columbus students compete in
triathlon [photo]. 6/5/05 pA1+
Contract to manage projects up
for vote. 2/8/05 pA3+
Educator took job to make
learning fun for kids [photo].
12/26/05 pA3+
The final frontier: Columbus
students blast off [photo].
5/6/05 pA3+
Magnet school kindergarten
teacher is a role model
[letter]. 5/25/05 pA10
Playground no place for hate
[letter]. 6/20/05 pA10
8/15/05 pA10
School board approves $8
million in fixups. 9/7/05 pA3
School grocery helps kids pick
up some extra green. 2/21/05
pA3+
School’s graffiti stirs fear, probe
by police. 6/11/05 pA1+
Thanks for making fund-raiser
a success [letter]. 5/26/05 pA8
Young Astronauts, ex-prisoner
1/29/05 pA12
56
Young Astronauts donate teddy
bears to police [photo].
1/27/05 pC4+
'Yummy' [photo with caption].
9/8/05 pA1
COLVIN, CHRISTIAN
2/8/05 pA1
COMISKEY, JULIE TIENKEN
[photo]. 2/9/05 pA18+
COMMENCEMENT
CEREMONIES
Police officers, school principal
week's winners [edit].
10/29/05 pA12
COMMERCE BANK
names 2 managers. 6/30/05
pC1
opening in Stamford.
12/22/05 pC1, 12/6/05 pC5
In brief: Commerce Bank plans
grand opening. 8/2/05 pA19
In brief: Commerce Bank’s
caring campaign. 9/2/05 pB9
Commerce Bank set to open
doors. 8/17/05 pA19+
Commerce spreads:
Commerce Bank adds
Norwalk to expansion list
[photo]. 3/2/05 pA3
New kid on the block:
Commerce Bank is moving
into the state [photo]. 4/6/05
pA17
COMMERCIAL
REVALUATION
SPECIALISTS LLC (FIRM)
New property assessments
coming in 2006. 7/20/05 pA3+
COMMUNITY ADVENT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
4/12/05 pA3+
pA3+
COMMUNITY INDICATORS
PROJECT
Report: Norwalk needy in 4
areas. 9/30/05 pA3+
COMMUTING
Commuter gets bumpy ride
over RR petition. 1/8/05 pA1+
COMMUTING (Continued)
Commuters bracing for
possible strike. 12/16/05 pA1
Commuter's choice: Old train
cars or long drive. 5/21/05
pA1+
Commuters dissatisfied with
Metro-North. 12/8/05 pA1+
Commuter's effort wellintentioned but wrongheaded
[edit]. 1/16/05 pC8
Commuting solutions:
Employers, officials look for
ways to improve the daily
commute [photo]. 4/5/05 pA3+
Hospital’s commuter program
lauded by feds [photo].
7/29/05 pA19+
Tax breaks proposed for transit
riders. 4/20/05 pA23
Train petition on vital subject
for commuters [letter].
1/25/05 pA6
COMPO BEACH-WESTPORT
Looking for a little advice
pA5
Parents lobby for
improvements at Compo
skate park. 8/29/05 pA4
COMPO MARINA-WESTPORT
Fuel spill cleanup [photo with
COMPUTER THEFTNORWALK
Mom tips police to stash of 10
computers. 8/13/05 pA3
COMPUTER VIRUSES
FBI warns about e-mail
scammers. 11/23/05 pA1+
COMPUTER WAR GAMES
‘Video game’ aspect of war
sanitizes its horrors [letter].
6/4/05 pA10
COMPUTERS
Hardware, software: Figuring
out what you really need
[photo]. 6/13/05 pA19
Senior 'surfers': Norwalk
[photo]. 7/27/05 pA3+
COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION
SEE EDUCATION-DATA
PROCESSING
CONCIATORE, SEAN
2/8/05 pC1
CONDOMINIUM
ASSOCIATIONS
Association to allow
condominium owners to work
out issues facing them
[letter]. 7/14/05 pA8
CONDOMINIUMS-NORWALK
City must control condo
expansion with regulations
[edit]. 11/2/05 pA10
Commission calls for one year
delay for demolitions.
11/17/05 pA1+
Condominium boom has
residents fuming. 10/9/05
pA1+
Housing co-op is now a condo
association. 11/29/05 pA3+
No need to delay condo
moratorium as aid to planning
[edit]. 12/5/05 pA10
Norden presents plan for multifamily homes. 12/9/05 pA1+
Scriber Avenue condo
dwellers, homeowners learn
how to get along [photo].
10/9/05 pA1+
CONDON, MATTHEW
CONDOS, HARRY
pA3+
CONFIDENTIAL
COMMUNICATIONSLIBRARY RECORDS
Library searches prompt ACLU
suit. 8/31/05 pA1+
Library snooping reveals flaws
in the Patriot Act [edit].
8/31/05 pA12
CONGREGATION BETH EL
Beth-El rings in New Year.
10/3/05 pA1+
[photo]. 6/16/05 pC4
Synagogue will receive USCJ
award. 7/21/05 pC3+
57
CONKLIN, DAN
Growing by leaps and bounds
[photo]. 6/19/05 pB1+
CONLIN, PAT
Revving up for a night of
revelry: Social clubs prepare
for New Year's Eve parties
pA3
CONLON, GINGER
1/12/05 pA18
CONN-MEN
Positive rap: CONN-MEN keep
violence out of the studio
[photo]. 5/15/05 pA3+
CONNECTICUT-ACADEMIC
PERFORMANCE TESTS
City schools could face federal
mandates. 1/31/05 pA1+
Give us hard statistics about
students' performance [letter].
7/29/05 pA10
Officials fret over CAPT's
impact on schedule. 4/10/05
pA3+
pA10
Schools chief encouraged by
10th graders’ test scores.
9/3/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT-AID TO
EDUCATION SEE STATE
AID TO EDUCATION
CONNECTICUT
ASSOCIATION FOR
CHILDREN AND ADULTS
WITH LEARNING
DISABILITIES SEE CACLD
CONNECTICUT
ASSOCIATION OF HUMAN
SERVICES
Lack of info keeps needy from
benefits. 4/13/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT
ASSOCIATION OF
REALTORS
In brief: Norwalk student
receives scholarship. 8/17/05
pA19
CONNECTICUT BALLET
Connecticut Ballet to open
branch in Norwalk. 7/25/05
pA+
CONNECTICUT-BUDGET
Chamber, lawmakers talk
budget. 5/21/05 pA18+
CONNECTICUT-BUDGET
(Continued)
Conveyance tax not best
answer, it will have to do
[edit]. 3/9/05 pA10
Democrats press for budget
compromise [photo]. 4/28/05
pA17
Dems plug their proposed
budget [photo]. 5/17/05 pA1+
General Assembly must move
ahead on state budget [edit].
5/11/05 pA10
Governor's budget holds good
news for city - maybe [edit].
2/15/05 pA6
Governor's budget sobering,
pragmatic roadmap for state
[edit]. 2/13/05 pC8
Governor’s denial of budget a
call for compromise [edit].
4/22/05 pA8
House speaker takes Rell to
task on budget. 4/20/05 pA23
Lawmakers must find ways to
cut wasteful spending [letter].
2/24/05 pA6
Lawmakers seek alternatives to
higher gas tax. 4/7/05 pA3+
NCC to get most funds in
Norwalk from state. 6/30/05
pA6
'No, no, no, no.' 4/19/05 pA1+
Rell's budget promises windfall
for city. 2/11/05 pA1+
Senator pleased with state
Taxpayers to pay price for
Democratic budget [column].
5/13/05 pA10
Team effort saves funding for
transit services [letter].
6/21/05 pA6
The year of public transit?
Don't bet on it [column].
4/13/05 pA12
CONNECTICUT BUSINESS
AND INDUSTRIES
ASSOCIATION SEE CBIA
CONNECTICUT CENTER
FOR SCHOOL CHANGE
(ORGANIZATION)
Norwalk gets 3rd installment of
grant for education. 5/16/05
pA3
School officials eye goals.
1/6/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT-CHILDREN
AND FAMILIES, DEPT. OF
4/10/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT CIVIL
LIBERTIES UNION
No suits expected in Conn.
8/5/05 pA3+
CONNECTICUT COALITION
FOR JUSTICE IN
EDUCATION FUNDING
(ORGANIZATION)
Coalition ponders suit over
education funds. 10/11/05
pA1+
Coalition to sue state for lack of
funding. 11/22/05 pA1+
Council OKs funds to join
education lobby group.
1/27/05 pA3+
Knopp seeks $15,000 for
education study. 1/6/05 pA15
CONNECTICUT COALITION
TO END HOMELESSNESS
(ORGANIZATION)
Emergency shelters forced to
turn away homeless. 11/6/05
pA3+
Norwalk looking to help
homeless. 11/16/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT
COMMUNITIES FOR DRUGFREE YOUTH
(ORGANIZATION)
Education called vital weapon
in war on drugs. 2/12/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT COMMUTER
RAIL COUNCIL
Rail study group presents
findings. 11/17/05 pA9
CONNECTICUT
CONFERENCE OF
MUNICIPALITIES
DOT’s failure bad news for
commuters [edit]. 11/21/05
pA10
Tax increases price of running
our government [edit].
3/21/05 pA10
CONNECTICUT-CONSUMER
PROTECTION, DEPT. OF
Consumer dept. recalls 18 toys
for safety risks. 11/20/05 pA7
58
CONNECTICUT-CORRUPT
PRACTICES
Erasing another link to
Rowland regime [edit].
12/14/05 pA12
Probe clears Malloy [photo].
5/6/05 pA1+
There's more than hoops and
studies that need attention
[edit]. 4/18/05 pA10
CONNECTICUT COUNCIL ON
FREEDOM OF
INFORMATION
'Right to know survives another
assembly session [edit].
6/28/05 pA6
CONNECTICUT
DEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY
Economic agency needs to
come clean on losses [edit].
11/3/05 pA8
State officials offer to lend
industrial hand. 1/27/05 pC1+
CONNECTICUT-ECONOMIC
AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT, DEPT. OF
9/24/05 pA3
CONNECTICUT-ECONOMIC
CONDITIONS
Businesses in state are less
confident. 7/22/05 pA19+
Economic news ups and downs
for Connecticut [edit]. 5/2/05
pA10
Genuario: $1.3B for
transportation [photo with
caption]. 2/17/05 pA1+
A guarded view of the economy
in Connecticut [edit]. 2/18/05
pA10
News of state surplus is good
— and tempting [edit].
7/24/05 pC6
Our state capital gets unfair
lumps in dated survey [edit].
3/14/05 pA10
Region’s economy expected to
lag. 5/20/05 pC9
Survey: State execs upbeat on
economy. 10/7/05 pA19+
Webster adviser says economy
looks favorable [photo].
2/17/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT-EDUCATION,
BOARD OF
Assembly backs suit against
NCLB; why not board? [edit].
6/4/05 pC10
Special Ed services nets top
ratings. 12/17/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUTEMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT, DEPT. OF
Area will feel cut in federal
security funding. 2/20/05
pA1+
Local officials discuss disaster
strategy. 2/20/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUTENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION, DEPT. OF
DEP gives nod for Wilson cove
pier, dock. 3/5/05 pA1+
DEP to take up Wilson Cove
dock. 1/19/05 pA23
Environmental impact 'minimal'
from truck blast. 7/25/05 pA1+
7/22/05 pA10
Land trust unveils 2 new
initiatives. 10/12/05 pA1+
Route 7 plans in Wilton fall
short of need [edit]. 6/3/05
pA10
Some lobstermen snap at new
size requirement [photo].
8/22/05 pA1+
Transit dept. issued permit for
Route 7 expansion. 5/31/05
pA1
Turtles slow Route 7 work.
5/21/05 pA3+
PROTECTION, DEPT. OFLIS LICENSE PLATE
PROGRAM
CONNECTICUT-ETHICS
COMMISSION
Ethical high bar for state won’t
be on the cheap [edit].
11/3/05 pA8
Ethics panel puts end to
‘celebrity’ status [edit].
6/23/05 pA6
Governor picks well for ethics
director [edit]. 6/24/05 pA10
CONNECTICUT FOOD BANK
Hunger is not acceptable
[letter]. 6/3/05 pA10
CONNECTICUT FUND FOR
THE ENVIRONMENT
Fund lobbies legislature on
environment. 2/22/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT-GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
Amid budget crisis, there's
room for a better process
[edit]. 1/6/05 pA6
6/4/05 pC10
Bill on autopsies in public's
interest, deserves passage
[edit]. 4/17/05 pC8
Bill on bottle deposits could
bring dual benefits [edit].
4/4/05 pA10
Budget euphoria overshadows
some failures [edit]. 6/10/05
pA10
Change may be difficult, but it's
not impossible [edit].
10/24/05 pA13
A daunting task ahead for Rell,
General Assembly [edit].
1/5/05 pA10
General Assembly ends
session on positive note
[edit]. 6/8/05 pA10
General Assembly must move
ahead on state budget [edit].
5/11/05 pA10
High court ruling sets the stage
for refinement [edit]. 6/30/05
pA8
Lawmakers act like pols to
keep public in the dark [edit].
1/11/05 pA10
Lawmakers must pass bill
benefiting children, youth,
families [letter]. 1/18/05 pA6
Legislature's 2005 session:
The good, the bad, the ugly
[column]. 8/12/05 pA10
Mioli sees transportation bill
emerging. 6/19/05 pA3+
new law. 12/2/05 pA1+
59
Proposal for state shield law
merits look by assembly
[edit]. 2/25/05 pA10
Proposal to curb those
'consultants' needs quick
action [edit]. 3/29/05 pA6
Rell’s pledge on campaign
funds welcome news [edit].
10/27/05 pA8
Session does not have to
interfere with Yom Kippur
[letter]. 10/6/05 pA8
Special session mistake as
politics takes over [edit].
10/14/05 pA10
Special session needs to act
on campaign reform [edit].
10/7/05 pA10
State lawmakers must address
transportation situation
[letter]. 6/22/05 pA10
Sunday liquor sales focus of
debate. 1/5/05 pA1+
Transit package, Amtrak
travails need attention [edit].
6/2/05 pA8
Transportation bill has crucial
impact in Fairfield County
[edit]. 7/3/05 pC6
Transportation needs unified
voice at Capitol [edit]. 2/11/05
pA10
CONNECTICUT-HEALTH
CARE ACCESS, OFFICE OF
(OHCA)
Hearing on cardiac surgery set.
1/13/05 pA1+
Hospital cardiac hearing is
today. 1/19/05 pA1
Tragic tales: Norwalkers pack
cardiac care hearing, seek
changes [photo]. 1/20/05
pA1+
CONNECTICUT HIGH
SCHOOL COACHES
ASSOCIATION
CONNECTICUT HOSPICE
2/21/05 pA15
CONNECTICUT-HOUSING
AND URBAN
DEVELOPMENT, DEPT. OF
HUD grants Norwalk $250,000
for education. 4/20/05 pA3
CONNECTICUT HOUSING
COALITION
Affordable housing in
Norwalk/Stamford area poses
challenge for communities.
12/16/05 pC9+
CONNECTICUT-HUMAN
RIGHTS AND
OPPORTUNITIES
COMMISSION (CHRO)
Rejected job applicant accuses
NEON of bias. 2/19/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT JEWELERS
ASSOCIATION
Wanted: 24-karat security
system; Local jewelers
support statewide e-mail
alerts [photo]. 2/25/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT-LAW AND
LEGISLATION
Child safety seat law takes
effect Oct. 1. 9/25/05 pA3+
4/21/05 pA1+
Civil unions debate draws
thousands to state Capitol
[photo]. 4/25/05 pA3+
[photo]. 4/14/05 pA1+
Insurance loophole raises
alarm. 9/27/05 pA1+
Legislators: New laws good for
pC1+
Legislators back Rell on
tougher laws for sex
9/29/05 pA1+
News briefs: Perone supports
escheats exemption.
12/25/05 pA3
Session set on impact of new
laws. 7/15/05 pA19+
State legislature begins transit
discussions Wednesday.
1/4/05 pA1+
State must move to close
loophole concerning trucks
[edit]. 9/28/05 pA12
Would-be drivers give new law
mixed reviews. 9/30/05 pA3+
CONNECTICUT LIGHT AND
POWER CO.
Bouquets abound for NPD
officer, young musicians
[edit]. 7/30/05 pA10
CL&P set to start on power
line. 3/15/05 pA3+
CL&P to start upgrade of East
Rocks power system. 6/30/05
pA3
Controversial power line project
to begin this month. 3/8/05
pA1+
Decision may come
Wednesday on CL&P rate
hike. 12/23/05 pA3+
Electric rates rising for all
First responder training to add
power line safety awareness.
2/12/05 pA1+
Higher electric rates likely in
SoNo. 12/25/05 pA1+
Man-bites-dog story: rebate
from a utility? [edit]. 7/5/05
pA10
11/4/05 pA3+
Norwalk-Bethel line meeting
set. 4/12/05 pA1+
Norwalk may receive power
rebate of $600K. 12/9/05
pA3+
Power crews set. 9/3/05 pA3+
Power line delay could be
costly, utilities warn. 1/7/05
pA1+
Power line installation set for
May. 5/2/05 pA1+
Power line project digging
done. 12/17/05 pA1+
Powerline project rattles
residents. 9/1/05 pA1+
Prepare for shock if DPUC
approves huge rate increase
[edit]. 12/26/05 pA10
Region cranks up juice to cool
off Tuesday. 7/21/05 pA3+
Seaport group receives $5,000
for education. 7/24/05 pA1+
pA3+
60
Union and CL&P are poles
apart on insulator risks.
9/18/05 pA1+
Wiltonians concerned about
new substation. 4/2/05 pA3+
Work on CL&P power line set
to begin. 4/14/05 pA3+
CONNECTICUT LIGHT AND
POWER CO.-GLENBROOK
CABLES PROJECT
Bringing power to area means
much disruption [edit].
5/10/05 pA10
City officials push case for
power line location. 5/4/05
pA3+
OK sought on power line
project. 5/4/05 pA3+
Panel to view power line routes
in area. 4/22/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT-MASTERY
TESTS
District fails to make progress
for 3rd year. 9/8/05 pA1+
Mastery test results mixed in
Mastery test results show
Wilton pupils doing well
overall. 2/7/05 pA4
State correct to drop bungling
testing firm [edit]. 9/16/05
pA10
Westport test scores up, down.
2/5/05 pA3+
Yearly progress reports show
subgroup challenge. 8/19/05
pA1+
CONNECTICUT MEDICAL
EXAMINING BOARD
State reprimands doctor for
snoozing on the job. 8/19/05
pA3+
CONNECTICUT-MENTAL
RETARDATION,
DEPARTMENT OF
pA3
CONNECTICUT-MOTOR
VEHICLES, DEPT. OF
Another novel concept;
opening weigh stations [edit].
6/21/05 pA6
CONNECTICUT-MOTOR
VEHICLES, DEPT. OF
(Continued)
Customer has to buy DMV pen
to fill out forms [letter].
8/15/05 pA10
DMV commissioner departure
welcome - and long overdue
[edit]. 1/23/05 pC8
DMV scandal calls for housecleaning beginning at top
[edit]. 1/13/05 pA8
It's Politics!: Speech, in the ear
of the listener
Trooper takes over at DMV and
faces a daunting task [edit].
2/3/05 pA6
CONNECTICUT-MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENTS
City plans $258,000 in savings.
9/8/05 pA3+
CONNECTICUTMUNICIPALITIES, COUNCIL
OF
LWV to take up town
government options. 9/1/05
pC3
CONNECTICUT-NATIONAL
GUARD
Norwalk National Guard
company alerted to possible
overseas duty. 4/6/05 pA23
9/2/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT NURSES
ASSOCIATION
Norwalk Hospital team named
'excellent' [photo]. 12/5/05
pA1+
CONNECTICUT-OFFICIALS
AND EMPLOYEESSALARIES, ETC.
Does 'quasi-public' mean
'susceptible to
extravagance?' [edit]. 2/22/05
pA10
CONNECTICUT OPERA
ALLIANCE
Timeless classic: Opera
company hits a high note with
staging of 'Hansel and Gretel'
[photo]. 12/5/05 pA3
CONNECTICUT-PUBLIC
SAFETY, DEPT. OF
Use of troopers to nab illegals
not their role [edit]. 6/22/05
pA10
CONNECTICUT-PUBLIC
UTILITY CONTROL, DEPT.
OF
Decision may come
hike. 12/23/05 pA3+
SoNo. 12/25/05 pA1+
pA10
rebate of $600K. 12/9/05
pA3+
Norwalk will get kudos for
energy effort. 4/26/05 pA1+
[edit]. 12/26/05 pA10
pA3+
CONNECTICUT SCHOOL
TRANSPORTATION
ASSOCIATION
(ORGANIZATION)
CONNECTICUT-SITING
COUNCIL
pA3+
in area. 4/22/05 pA1+
Power line plan changes
demanded. 4/1/05 pA5
Siting Council has the last word
on power lines [edit]. 4/12/05
pA10
Siting Council OKs power
transmission line [photo].
4/8/05 pA1+
61
CONNECTICUT-SOCIAL
SERVICES, DEPT. OF
Healthy payback: Health center
gets check from state, will
stay open [photo]. 11/5/05
pA1+
CONNECTICUT SOCIETY
FOR HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT COUNCIL
(CTSHRM)
9/13/05 pA19+
CONNECTICUT SOCIETY OF
THE SONS OF THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
(ORGANIZATION)
Heritage group to honor
Nathan Hale on Sept. 17
[letter]. 7/8/05 pA10
CONNECTICUT-STATE
BOND COMMISSION
Rail car funding vote set for
Friday. 7/28/05 pA1+
Rell announces $25M for new
diesel engines. 12/5/05 pA1+
Rell pledges $2M for Sound
restoration. 12/7/05 pA1+
Treatment plant placed on
state agenda. 2/1/05 pA13
CONNECTICUT-STATE
POLICE
Danbury mayor calls for
deputizing state troopers to
serve as immigration agents.
4/17/05 pA6
Old computers handicap
troopers on state highways
[edit]. 7/7/05 pA8
Police continue upped holiday
patrol. 12/28/05 pA3
Public safety goof leaves
troopers at disadvantage
[edit]. 12/31/05 pA10
pA10
CONNECTICUT
TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL
(ORGANIZATION)
Online marketing company’s
growth wins laurels. 10/8/05
pA21+
CONNECTICUTTRANSPORTATION, DEPT.
OF
Adult supervision for ConnDOT
[column]. 4/7/05 pA8
CONNECTICUTTRANSPORTATION, DEPT.
OF (Continued)
Connector blasting to slow
traffic. 7/12/05 pA1+
Intersection project gets green
light from state. 6/24/05 pA3+
A Long Time Coming: Route 7Merritt interchange
construction nears [photo].
4/19/05 pA1+
Newer trains will roll on
Danbury line. 7/7/05 pA1+
Norwalk preps for water fight.
4/13/05 pA3+
Route 136 closed in Rowayton
starting June 2. 5/29/05 pA5
pA10
Senior transit services could
get $5M boost. 12/28/05 pA3+
State halts work on Route7Merritt interchange [photo].
10/8/05 pA1+
State seeks bids to fix 14
railcars. 11/11/05 pA3+
Thousands sign up for new
Connecticut e-traffic alerts.
6/16/05 pC1
Traffic alerts, delays go mobile
on the Web. 4/21/05 pA3+
Water main repair to close
Work of city DPW, state DOT
crews appreciated [letter].
3/22/05 pA10
CONNECTICUTTRANSPORTATION
STRATEGY BOARD
1/4/05 pA1+
CONNECTICUT-VETERANS
AFFAIRS, DEPT. OF
Veterans care goes beyond
day’s events [edit]. 11/14/05
pA10
CONNECTICUT VETERINARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
(ORGANIZATION)
[photo]. 6/28/05 pA3
CONNECTICUT WORKING
FAMILIES PARTY
pA1+
Coffey wins support from third
party. 9/16/05 pA3+
Could spurned party have
tipped election?. 11/11/05
pA1+
Endorsements considered for
city elections. 9/8/05 pA3+
pA1+
Mayoral candidates ignored
cross endorsement
opportunity [letter]. 11/17/05
pA8
Working Families candidate
runs with unusual goal.
11/7/05 pA3+
CONNECTICUT WRITING
PROJECT
Connecticut Writing Project a
wise investment [column].
3/8/05 pA6
Tracey Elementary involved in
funding for writing project.
5/14/05 pA3+
CONNECTICUT’S BUSINESS
RESPONSE CENTER
9/24/05 pA3
CONNELL, WILLIAM
11/2/05 pA19
CONNELLY, PAUL
Drill teaches real lessons
[photo]. 4/7/05 pA1+
CONNERS, WILL
All the right moves [photo with
CONNERY, WILLIAM D. 'BILL'
‘Bill’ Connery obituary didn’t do
the man justice [letter]. 5/2/05
pA10
CONNIC, JENNIFER
Westport reporter will be
missed [letter]. 9/10/05 pA10
CONNOLLY, BILL
Building officials guide future
architects [photo]. 1/20/05
pC2
62
CONNOLLY, PAT
Cleaning up the town: Local
firm chips in at Washington
Village [photo]. 9/23/05 pA1+
CONNORS, ANNA
Norwalk resident wins Bronze
at Nutmeg Games [photo].
8/15/05 pA16
CONNORS, WILL
CONROY, ANDREW T.
Conroy takes oath as 6th Dist.
treasurer. 11/10/05 pA9
CONROY, JACK
GFA wrestling team gets off to
fast start [photo]. 12/14/05
pA17
CONROY, KEVIN
Summer jobs get a boost
[photo]. 6/25/05 pA3+
CONSIGNMENTS FOR
CANCER (ORGANIZATION)
[photo]. 4/17/05 pA3+
CONSPIRACY-NORWALK
N.Y.C.- Norwalk cab ride
results in women's arrests.
3/15/05 pA3+
Smoke-bomb caper at BMHS
nets arrests. 5/27/05 pA5
CONSUMER ADVERTISING
SEE ADVERTISING
CONSUMER PRODUCT
SAFETY SEE PRODUCT
SAFETY
CONSUMER PROTECTION
Cell phone list terrible idea for
consumer [edit]. 1/4/05 pA6
CONSUMER PROTECTIONLAWS AND LEGISLATION
Lawmaker to outline new laws
on gift cards. 12/13/05 pA3+
CONTEMPT OF COURT
90 days after court feud, still no
charges filed. 8/26/05 pA1+
Arrest planned in court dispute.
6/2/05 pA1+
Court dispute cases moved to
8/19/05 pA3+
CONTEMPT OF COURT
(Continued)
No arrests made in Norwalk
courtroom punching incident.
9/7/05 pA3+
Norwalk man in court dispute
held on federal gun charges.
7/2/05 pA1+
pA1+
CONTESTS
News briefs: Local students
shine at competition.
12/25/05 pA3
Robotics Team to compete in
UTC Regionals. 12/4/05 pA1+
9/13/05 pA19+
CONTI, BETSY
4/6/05 pA17
CONTINUING EDUCATION
A degree of happiness: 69
become Adult Ed graduates
[photo]. 6/10/05 pA3+
Grant to help students hone
skills in English. 8/2/05 pA3+
A little understanding: ESL
class helps parents get
involved [photo]. 11/20/05
pA1+
Top lawyers a class act at
People's Law School.
10/15/05 pA3+
CONTOLINI, JESSICA
Young musicians honored at
pC1+
CONTRES, CHRISTINA
No rush as tax due date nears
[photo]. 1/30/05 pA1+
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE,
POSSESSION OF
7/6/05 pA4, 6/23/05 pA4,
2/19/05 pA4
CONWAY, CARLA
Books in bulk: Norwalk Reads!
gets 2,000 books from PAL
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA3+
COOK, CHRIS
Lending a hand: SoBe helps
spruce up Malta House
pA18
COOKE, RAY
Entertainment, to go: Exchange
Club gift helps city get show
on the road [photo]. 10/18/05
pA3
COOKERY-STUDY AND
TEACHING
[photo]. 11/11/05 pA3+
COOKINDINNERS.COM
Norwalk business makes
cooking a snap [photo].
10/30/05 pC7+
COOKSEY, JAMES
COOPER, HELAINE
COOPER, KIMBERLY
Affordable housing 'gridlocked.'
3/13/05 pA1+
COOPER, LISA
COOPER, RUSS
Anti-depression group to walk
‘Out of Darkness.’ 10/21/05
pA3+
COPPOLA, COL. ALFRED
Norwalk ties in Virginia [photo].
1/9/05 pB6
COPPOLA, CHRISTINE
[photo]. 4/4/05 pA13+
pA15
Coppola fires no-hitter. 8/15/05
pA13
pA13+
63
6/25/05 pA16
[photo]. 5/20/05 pA13+
[photo]. 4/23/05 pA13+
6/8/05 pA13+
Starz keep on shining [photo].
8/16/05 pA13+
Starz standing one win away
[photo]. 7/17/05 pB1+
Their quests go on: Starz off to
Virginia for Series [photo].
8/11/05 pA9+
Victorious in Vermont [photo
COPPOLA, DARLENE
8/11/05 pA9+
CORBET, WINSLOW
12/8/05 pB2
CORBO, LEROY D.
Bravery runs in Korean War
soldier's family [photo]. 5/2/05
pA3+
CORBO, THOMAS
Norwalk Rotary Club salutes
Genuario, Corbo [photo].
4/29/05 pA3+
Two citizens earn posies, as do
‘Finest’ [edit]. 4/23/05 pA10
CORCHARD, AMY
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA11+
CORCORAN, BEAN AND
WILL
Family battles illness with
yearly bike ride [photo].
9/30/05 pA1+
CORDA, SALVATORE
Corda defends Norwalk school
progress. 2/1/05 pA4
Getting the word out: Guest
readers thrill Norwalk
pA3+
CORDA, SALVATORE
(Continued)
Mcmahon dust problem
4/16/05 pA1+
Progress has been made on
dream of Dr. King [column].
2/15/05 pA6
Rowaytonites speak out on
racial imbalance; Corda: Two
schools may not meet
standards [photo]. 3/30/05
pA1+
School system does allow use
of word ‘Christmas’ [letter].
12/17/05 pA12
Schools chief tops salary list again [photo]. 1/4/05 pA1+
Uniting to combat youth
violence: Coalition teams to
reach out to troubled youths
in city [photo]. 3/29/05 pA1+
CORDOVANO, SALLY
2/16/05 pA18+
CORNERSTONE BANCORP
In brief: Cornerstone Bancorp
pC9
Cornerstone purchased for
$49M. 4/15/05 pB10
CORNERSTONE
COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT CORP.
(ORGANIZATION)
Building for the future:
Cornerstone dinner raises
funding to turn young lives
around [photo]. 11/5/05 pA3+
CORNWALL, SARA
Business profile: The
Entrepreneur's Source [photo
A night to network: New
chamber members increase
knowledge at networking
session [photo]. 6/8/05 pA3+
CORONA, NICK
5/26/05 pA11+
Wreckers turn back Trumbull
[photo]. 4/22/05 pA11+
pA11+
CORPORATIONSCHARITABLE
CONTRIBUTIONS
Corporations reach out to
Stepping Stones [photo].
11/1/05 pA19+
CORPORATIONS-CORRUPT
PRACTICES
Justice at last catches up with
corporate crooks [edit].
8/8/05 pA10
CORREA, SEBASTIANA
Not Again! With spring just
around the corner, winter
strikes [photo]. 3/9/05 pA1+
CORSELOO, ALEX
[photo]. 11/15/05 pA1+
CORVESE, CHRIS
Area trio shines at St. Luke's
[photo]. 1/17/05 pA13+
COSCIA, TONY
COSENTINO, FRANK
Cosentino leads Norwalk to win
[photo]. 12/24/05 pA15+
pA13+
Norwalk 15s advance to
second round at World Series
[photo]. 8/18/05 pA11+
Scrappy Bears down Wreckers
[photo]. 2/10/05 pA11+
12/29/05 pA11+
COSGROVE, CAMERON AND
HANNAH
An early start [photo with
COSI INC. (RESTAURANT)
In brief: Cosi Inc. opens doors
in Fairfield County. 3/29/05
pC1
COSMAS, MANNY
3/28/05 pA1+
COSSUTO, JOE AND TOMMY
Aces rally to edge Gurnari
[photo]. 6/11/05 pA13+
64
COSTA, REBECCA
Flower power [photo with
COSTGROVE, CAMERON
Sliding into spring [photo with
COSTICH, MOLLY
[photo]. 11/12/05 pA15+
Warriors topple Bears [photo].
9/21/05 pA13+
COTÉ, ANDREW
Beekeeping a sweet
experience for local family
[photo]. 9/30/05 pA3+
Cote falls 15 votes short of
ballot for constable [photo].
8/13/05 pA1+
COTT, GENE
[photo]. 11/22/05 pA9+
COTTO, SAM
Taking to the courts [photo with
COTTRELL, MATT
[photo]. 1/5/05 pA13+
COUCH, CHRIS AND JAKE
Calm before the storm. 5/30/05
pA13+
COUCH, JACK
[photo]. 6/17/05 pA13+
COUCOUZIS, ARCHBISHOP
IAKOVOS
Greek Orthodox Church
archbishop dead. 4/12/05
pA23
COURAGE TO SPEAK
FOUNDATION, INC.
The Courage to Speak
program should be offered in
all schools [letter]. 3/30/05
pA12
Drug prevention curriculum
enters fifth year. 8/16/05 pB7
3/15/05 pA3+
Foundation wages fight against
drugs. 10/27/05 pC3
Fund-raiser to spotlight drug
dangers. 1/18/05 pA3+
Katz still displays courage to
speak about drugs [photo].
10/19/05 pA3
COURAGE TO SPEAK
FOUNDATION, INC.
(Continued)
Mother's dream for Courage to
Speak realized [column].
3/13/05 pC6+
Norwalk man joins foundation
to carry on legacy of a fallen
friend. 8/3/05 pA3+
Norwalker to speak at the state
PTA convention [photo].
4/24/05 pA1+
COURT, KEVIN
Welcoming the extended family
pA15
COURT, PROBATE SEE
PROBATE COURTS
COURTNEY, JORDAN
[photo]. 10/27/05 pA11+
COURVILLE, DAN
Bauman savors Courville
victory [photo]. 9/14/05 pA15+
COURVILLE, JERRY JR.
Courville Jr. feeling a bit under
par [photo]. 5/19/05 pA11+
COURVILLE, JERRY SR.
In memory of a friend [photo
COURVILLE, RICHARD
8/22/05 pA1+
COURVILLE, SARAH AND
RICHARD
Coming up roses ... and
lobsters and even more
[photo]. 2/9/05 pA18+
COUSINS, WILL
Norwalk recovers from storm:
Police say residents were
'cooperative' [photo]. 3/2/05
pA1+
COUTURE, GLENN R.
[photo]. 12/20/05 pA1+
COUTURE & COMPANY
EVENTS (FIRM)
Locals combine talents to form
events business. 9/1/05 pC1
COVERT, CAROLINE AND
MCKENNA
A million thanks: Stepping
Stones logs millionth visit
[photo]. 8/18/05 pA3+
COVITZ, BILL
Taking wing [photo with
COWAN, GABRIELLA
Norwalk student plays part in
school Yule pageant [photo].
12/29/05 pC3
COX, BILL
Norwalk residents revive
Harbor Avenue Liquor store
[photo]. 12/10/05 pA19
COX, THOMAS
7/29/05 pA19
CRAFTER'S CORNER
Ceramic artists earn top prizes
at show [photo]. 3/10/05 pC4
CRAFTS SEE HANDICRAFT
CRAFTS FOR A CAUSE
Teen-made crafts to aid area
charities. 12/2/05 pA3+
CRAGER, ELMER
11/27/05 pA3
CRAIG, MARY
Life happens: Pummeled by
tragedy, city woman refuses
to give up [photo]. 12/4/05
pA3+
CRANBURY COMMUNITY
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Broncos bring home title [photo
runner-up: Norwalk 11-12
year-olds fall to defending
champs in final. 8/1/05 pA13+
Cranbury 11-12-year old allstars sweep to regional
Cranbury all-stars take third
place at Stratford Invitational
pA15
Cranbury handed first loss.
7/31/05 pB1+
Cranbury National League.
5/27/05 pA19
Cranbury one win from title.
7/30/05 pA13+
65
Cranbury repeats as PONY
state champions [photo].
7/18/05 pA13+
Cranbury scores in tourney
opener. 7/29/05 pA13+
Cranbury takes second at
PONY all star tourney. 7/1/05
pA17
Cranbury's 11-12's begin title
Cranbury’s 11-12’s begin title
CRANBURY ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
Cranbury students reach out:
Puppet parade celebrates
diversity, no strings attached
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA1+
French connection: Cranbury
students learn basics of
language in new afterschool
program [photo]. 4/7/05 pA3
Promoting exercise [photo with
Students pitch in for relief effort
[photo]. 1/13/05 pA4
CRANBURY PARKNORWALK
Disc golfers vie for state title:
Cranbury Park event suits
fans, players to a ‘tee’
[photo]. 5/30/05 pA3+
The final piece [photo with
Ice Bowl funds stay in Norwalk:
Emergency shelter benefits
from disc golf tournament
[photo]. 1/16/05 pA1
[photo]. 11/20/05 pB5
Park projects: Fixups make
Cranbury Park more alluring
[photo]. 8/4/05 pA3
CRAW, KEVIN
Chamber celebration in Wilton
pC1
CRAWFORD, ALEXIS
Lending a corporate hand
pA19
CRAWLEY, ANGELA
[photo]. 2/13/05 pA1+
CRAWLEY, TONY
[photo]. 1/17/05 pA3
CREDIT CARD FRAUDNORWALK
4 arrested for credit card fraud.
6/11/05 pA3+
CREDIT CARDS
Birthday Bars could strike a
happy chord [photo]. 3/22/05
pA19+
escheats exemption.
12/25/05 pA3
Norwalk Town Clerk's Office
taking plastic soon. 5/30/05
pA3
CRIMINAL IMPERSONATIONNORWALK
3/25/05 pA4
CRIMINAL MISCHIEFNORWALK
Cops charge kickboxer for
kicking court door. 7/15/05
pA9
10/20/05 pA4, 8/24/05 pA4,
8/22/05 pA4, 8/16/05 pA4,
8/12/05 pA4, 7/23/05 pA4,
7/15/05 pA4, 7/14/05 pA4,
7/13/05 pA4, 6/28/05 pA4,
6/15/05 pA5, 6/3/05 pA8,
5/27/05 pA4, 5/6/05 pA4,
4/6/05 pA4, 3/15/05 pA4,
2/4/05 pA4, 2/3/05 pA4
CRIMINAL STATISTICSNORWALK
Crime stats should make
mayor nervous
Disturbing facts surface in data
on crime in city [edit]. 1/11/05
pA10
Norwalk crime up 14% on 1st
half of '04. 1/7/05 pA1+
Norwalk ranked third safest city
in state. 11/22/05 pA3+
Prison population down in state
[photo]. 4/25/05 pA1+
Report: Crime down, slayings
are on the rise. 10/28/05 pA1+
Serious crime in Norwalk
increased slightly in 2004.
3/19/05 pA1+
Shooter flees after residents
call police. 4/23/05 pA1
CRIMINAL TRESPASSNORWALK
Intruders drag woman from
bed. 2/1/05 pA3+
12/10/05 pA4, 12/3/05 pA4,
11/8/05 pA4, 11/3/05 pA10,
10/26/05 pA4, 10/22/05 pA4,
10/14/05 pA4, 10/4/05 pA10,
9/22/05 pA4, 9/21/05 pA4,
9/17/05 pA4, 9/15/05 pA4,
9/14/05 pA4, 8/22/05 pA4,
8/18/05 pA4, 8/16/05 pA4,
8/13/05 pA4, 8/3/05 pA4,
7/27/05 pA4, 7/21/05 pA4,
7/20/05 pA4, 7/15/05 pA4,
7/9/05 pA5, 7/8/05 pA4,
7/7/05 pA4, 7/4/05 pA23,
7/1/05 pA4, 6/30/05 pA4,
6/28/05 pA4, 6/23/05 pA4,
6/10/05 pA4, 6/4/05 pA4,
5/27/05 pA4, 5/19/05 pA4,
5/17/05 pA4, 5/14/05 pA4,
5/12/05 pA4, 4/23/05 pA5,
4/22/05 pA4, 4/21/05 pA4,
4/14/05 pA4, 4/12/05 pA4,
4/8/05 pA4, 4/6/05 pA4,
3/24/05 pA4, 3/23/05 pA4,
3/22/05 pA4, 2/11/05 pA4,
2/4/05 pA4, 2/3/05 pA4,
2/1/05 pA13, 1/22/05 pA4,
1/21/05 pA4, 1/16/05 pA5,
1/5/05 pA4
CRIMINALSREHABILITATION
CRISTOBAL, BRENDON
pA11+
Victory by Staples not enough
[photo]. 11/1/05 pA13+
CRISTOBAL, KEATON AND
BRENDON
Inspired Wreckers shut down
CROFUT, REV. ROBERT
Norwalker to help guide annual
Bishop's Appeal [photo].
3/3/05 pC5
CRONIN, XAVIER
Couple racing against time to
help find cure for son’s illness
[photo]. 11/5/05 pA3+
66
CROSS, JOHN
[photo]. 5/10/05 pA13+
CROSS COUNTRY RUNNINGFAIRFIELD COUNTY-BOYS
All-Area Boys Cross Country
12/13/05 pA12
Lyons, Loeser outrun pack to
claim MVP honors: Weston’s
SWC champion leads All
Area boys squad [photo].
12/13/05 pA9+
CROSS COUNTRY RUNNINGFAIRFIELD COUNTY-GIRLS
All-Area Girls Cross Country
12/13/05 pA13
claim MVP honors: Wilton’s
Class SS state titlist
earned her fourth MVP nod
[photo]. 12/13/05 pA9+
CROSS COUNTRY RUNNINGNEW ENGLAND
Loeser 18th at New Englands.
11/13/05 pB2
CROSS SOUND CABLE CO.
INC.
Cable fight is over; now can we
get on with the dredging?
[edit]. 2/7/05 pA10
CROSWELL, STEPHANIE
Center’s goal is that child’s
individuality bears fruit.
6/5/05 pA3
CROWE, JOHN
Nice grab! [photo with caption].
9/22/05 pA11
CROWN THEATERS (FIRM)
Crown Theatres, Fandango
reach ticketing deal. 3/20/05
pC6+
Summer Kids Fest at Crown.
6/23/05 pC1+
Theaters battle summer
doldrums [photo]. 7/31/05
pA1+
CRUZ, FRANCISCO
Battling ‘taggers’ in Norwalk:
Paint crews, police working to
discourage graffiti [photo].
9/28/05 pA1+
CRYSTOBAL, KEATON
5/25/05 pA13+
CULBERT, COLBY
6/5/05 pB1+
CULLEN, RAY
An Irish tradition [photo with
CULLITON, BILL
Insurance company contributes
$5K toward statue at police
headquarters [photo]. 7/22/05
pA1+
CUMMING, JOSH
2005 All-Area Boys Golf [photo
Wilton duo foiled again on 18th
hole [photo]. 5/27/05 pA13+
CUMMINGS, TOM
Cops and rockers: Off duty,
Norwalk police lieutenant
jams with local band [photo].
10/17/05 pA3+
CUNDARI, DOMINICK, LOU,
ROCCO III AND ROCCO IV
Baseball: A Cundari tradition
pA13
Kudos to Cundaris for support
of Little League [letter].
5/6/05 pA10
CUNDARI, LOU
Cundari, LaPak among Old
Timers’ honorees [photo].
10/5/05 pA13+
CUNDARI, ROCCO
Norwalk 14s are tested, but
edge Stratford [photo].
7/11/05 pA13+
CUNNINGHAM, AMANDA
Warriors claim berth in final
[photo]. 11/2/05 pA13+
CURRAN, MEGAN
2005 All-Area Gymnastics
pA15
Warriors split with area foes
[photo]. 1/21/05 pA13+
CURRICULUM EVALUATIONNORWALK
Alternative or ideology?
Norwalk educators debate
merits of teaching ‘intelligent
design’ [photo]. 11/21/05
pA1+
The Hour’s article sheds light
on evolution theory [letter].
11/24/05 pA8
11/17/05 pA3+
Norwalk schools better
equipped. 9/13/05 pA1+
Religious theory does not
belong inside the classroom
[letter]. 11/27/05 pC8
of word ‘Christmas’ [letter].
12/17/05 pA12
Teaching of black history
inadequate in our schools
[letter]. 3/25/05 pA10
CURRY, JOHN T.
[photo]. 2/4/05 pB1
CURRY, RASHAD
Norwalk fights off Darien
[photo]. 2/5/05 pA13+
Scully, Bears shoot down Black
Knights [photo]. 2/15/05 pA9+
CURTIS, REV. LINDSAY
Curtis envisions Christian
charter school. 5/30/05 pA1+
1/31/05 pA1+
Members of Grace Baptist
Church embrace the goal of
raising $3 million in three
years [photo]. 4/9/05 pA3
NAACP, officials reach for
solutions [photo]. 2/27/05
pA1+
pA1+
CURTIS, GORDON
CURTIS, LINDSAY
Norwalk celebrates
[photo]. 9/21/05 pA1
CUSTER, REGINA
Regina Custer brings love of
color to her art. 12/1/05 pB1+
CUTLER, MERRIT
[photo]. 11/22/05 pA9+
CUTRONE, DONNA
[photo]. 2/2/05 pA18
67
CUTRONE/TONI INC.
BUILDERS OF NORWALK
A helping hand [photo with
CUTTNER, BETH
4/9/05 pA13
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA13+
CYBEROPTICLABS INC. SEE
CORDIA CORP.
CYR, MAX
[photo]. 1/19/05 pA13+
CYR, SHARON
Treasure hunt [photo with
CYSTIC FIBROSIS
9/30/05 pA1+
CZEGLEDI, PHYLLIS
'worth it.' Not many
pA1+
D
D-DAY
Another memorable date: DDay, the Sixth of June [edit].
6/6/05 pA10
D'ADAMO, PETER J.
Wilton property new
headquarters for nutrition
guru [photo]. 3/18/05 pC1+
DAGLEY, JACOB
Suit claims police misconduct
[photo]. 6/12/05 pA1+
DAIGH, LAUREN
Daigh attains Division I soccer
goal [photo]. 3/23/05 pA15
Weston’s Daigh commits to
Pacific [photo]. 3/22/05 pA13
DALAKOR, TOR
[photo]. 4/27/05 pB1+
DALEY, JOE
Lions pancake breakfast is a
roaring success [photo].
10/24/05 pA3+
DALEY, SHERRI
Write on Target; Norwalk
teacher's article about war's
impact on local soldiers
nominated for national award
[photo]. 1/10/05 pA4+
DAMATO, DAVE
No stopping Chervansky
[photo]. 10/22/05 pA15+
Wilton hoping to find identity in
key clash against Bunnell
[photo]. 9/30/05 pA13+
DAMBERG, JEFFREY
Have brush, will travel [photo].
6/9/05 pB1+
D'AMICO, SARAH
D’Amico 95th birthday [photo].
7/17/05 pC3
DAMKOHLER, LEIGH
3/10/05 pC1+
DANCE
Dancing free: Scholarships get
Norwalk children into step
[photo]. 9/21/05 pA3+
Spaghetti western [photo with
DANCE, ELDER RAY
Ten Point plan to protect
youths of city, Macedonia
minister says [photo]. 1/18/05
pA1+
DANCE-STUDY AND
TEACHING
Ballet soloist teaching at Kids U
[photo]. 10/21/05 pA20+
DANCEY, REV. ALBERT RAY
D’ANDREA, JOE
Crusaders slip past Wreckers
[photo]. 4/21/05 pA11+
D'ANDREA, TONY
Business owner seeks changes
to harbor area. 3/1/05 pA1+
DANFORTH, NATHANIEL
2/20/05 pB1+
D'ANGELO, ARPAN
Harmony Run passes through
DANIELLO, ANTHONY
pB1+
6/24/05 pA13+
DANIELLO, BRYAN
pB1+
DANIELLO, TONY
D'ANTONIO, NANCY
Reading material [photo with
D'APRILE, MARGAUX
Hang in there [photo with
DARBY, THOMAS FORSTON
2/25/05 pB7+
DARDIS, ALEXIS
Children-to-children relief
pA3
DARDIS, KEN
DARIEN/NORWALK YWCA
DARMORY, MARSHA
pC3
[photo]. 5/12/05 pA1+
DASH, CATHY
Dash surpasses milestone at
Fairfield [photo]. 2/24/05 pA9+
68
DAUGHERTY, MIKE
[photo]. 9/19/05 pA1+
DAUGHTERS OF THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
(ORGANIZATION)
11/6/05 pA3+
DAUT, SUSIE
2/16/05 pA18+
DAVALA, ALI
Not just a regular (season)
victory [photo]. 4/26/05 pB1+
[photo]. 5/27/05 pA13+
6/12/05 pB1+
DAVATZES, NICK
In brief: Wilton’s Davatzes
inducted into Hall. 11/16/05
pA21
DAVENPORT, LINDSAY
Davenport finally nets crown
[photo]. 8/28/05 pB1+
DAVID, AVERY
A new place to play: Members
of Temple Shalom make new
playground possible [photo].
5/28/05 pA7
DAVIDSON, CRAIG
Filmmaker pitches in on Negro
League project [photo].
2/13/05 pA3+
DAVIES, CHRIS
Tale of trial and triumph: Exshelter client shares story
[photo]. 4/29/05 pA3+
DAVIES COS. OF NORWALK
donates carnival plot. 5/14/05
pA18
DAVIS, C. J.
Group to send stockings to Iraq
[photo]. 12/12/05 pA1+
DAVIS, CHINETA
Computer donation [photo with
caption]. 10/11/05 pA19
Express honor: Norden vice
president wins national award
[photo]. 2/16/05 pA18+
Norden comes to rescue
[photo]. 5/23/05 pA1+
DAVIS, CHINETA (Continued)
Two area seniors awarded
$10,000 [photo]. 8/5/05 pB11
DAVIS, DEIDRA
Drug program's finances in
question. 9/19/05 pA1+
DAVIS, DUANE
Kids learn weatherman’s work
no snow job [photo]. 12/2/05
pA3+
DAVIS, EUGENE
Police nab shooting suspects
[photo]. 7/14/05 pA1+
Suspects in custody between
shootings [photo]. 7/9/05
pA1+
DAVIS, JEROME
[photo]. 5/21/05 pA1+
DAVIS, JOHN
Safe Boating [column][photo].
irregular
DAWSON, JON AND
DEBORAH
City couple plans to donate 515
acres to N.H. conservancy.
10/11/05 pA3
DAWSON, TYLER
DAYLIGHT SAVING
Did you remember to turn clock
back? [edit]. 10/30/05 pC10
DAYLIGHT SAVING-LAW
AND LEGISLATION
Daylight law would be
welcome. 4/8/05 pA3+
DE MICHELE, BARTOMOLEO
It’s Just Like Mamma’s! Italian
fare conjures up flavors from
home [photo]. 11/15/05 pC1
DEAK, JONATHAN
4/6/05 pA17
DEAN, JESS
6/8/05 pA13+
DEAN, JOHN
Looking for a little advice
pA5
DEAR, JABARI
Carver honors Angels [photo].
1/20/05 pA1+
DEATH-CAUSES-NORWALK
‘Shaken’ baby dies in hospital.
10/22/05 pA1+
DEATH PENALTY SEE
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
DEATH-RIGHT TOSEE ALSO
LIVING WILLS
Debate over Terri Schiavo case
didn't die with her [letter].
4/4/05 pA10
Forum to grapple with end-oflife issues. 4/14/05 pA1+
Health care directive provides
families peace of mind
[letter]. 4/12/05 pA10
3/30/05 pA1+
Shays defends vote on Schiavo
bill, backs Social Security
reform [photo]. 4/1/05 pA4
DEBATES, CAMPAIGN SEE
CAMPAIGN DEBATES
DEBERDANIS, MAX AND
COLE
DEC, THOMAS
New director selected for
Wilton teen center [photo].
12/29/05 pA3+
DECARLO, DAN
[photo]. 4/29/05 pA15+
Warriors hold off Crusaders
[photo]. 4/19/05 pA9+
DECARLO, DAVE
Wilton 6 [photo]. 4/14/05 pA13
DECOLA, AMY
Superheroes, movies hot this
Halloween [photo]. 10/24/05
pA1+
DEDMON, RACHEL
Have massage, will travel:
Norwalk firm offers in home
relaxation [photo]. 4/26/05
pA6+
DEEGAN, MO
6/13/05 pA13+
DEER-EFFECT OF HUNTING
ON
Hunting doesn’t cause deer-car
collision increase [letter].
11/18/05 pA10
69
Wilton board backs deer hunt.
6/10/05 pA1+
Wilton deer committee should
review research [letter].
11/24/05 pA8
DEER-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
Troublesome times: Area has
highest rate of vehicle deer
collisions [photo]. 11/9/05
pA3+
DEER-WILTON
Wilton board backs deer hunt.
6/10/05 pA1+
Wilton deer committee should
review research [letter].
11/24/05 pA8
DEFILIPPO, GARY J.
DMV commissioner departure
welcome - and long overdue
[edit]. 1/23/05 pC8
of the listener
DEFLORIO, CEASAR
pA1+
DEFORD, FRANK
[photo]. 10/23/05 pA1+
DEFY PROGRAM SEE DRUG
ABUSE-PREVENTIONNORWALK
DEGRANDI, JESSICA
[photo]. 10/16/05 pB1+
DEJESUS, CARLOS AND
FRED
[photo]. 5/10/05 pA13+
DEJESUS, CHRISTINA
DEJESUS, JOSEPH
Rowing group to consolidate to
one location [photo]. 7/19/05
pA1+
DEJESUS, NOEL AND NOEL
JR.
Carnival days in Norwalk: Stop
& Shop holds 2nd fundraising event [photo]. 6/24/05
pA3
DEJESUS, OMAYRA AND
ALEXA
Take-home lesson: Rally sheds
light on value of after-school
learning programs [photo].
10/20/05 pA3+
DEKRAKER, KATIE
pA16
DEL VECCHIO, KAREN
Norwalk looks to bring
antiquated city technology
into 21st century [photo].
1/21/05 pA3+
DELACRUZ, EPI
[photo]. 8/9/05 pA3
DELAHAYE INC.
Firm takes stock of corporate
reputations. 2/25/05 pB7+
Microsoft rated No. 1 in survey
of reputations. 8/16/05 pA7+
DELANEY, COLIN
Warriors turn back Blue Wave
[photo]. 1/30/05 pB1+
DELBENE, KOREY
7/14/05 pA11+
[photo]. 7/11/05 pA13+
DELGADO, DARISSA AND
MICHAEL GLENN
Day one: Students head back
to school [photo]. 9/1/05 pA1+
DELIO, FRANCIS
[photo]. 5/23/05 pA1+
DELLINGER, DAVID
pA16
DELLINGER, NATALIE
caption]. 12/15/05 pA14
Staples’ Smith breaks through;
Wilton takes fourth [photo].
11/6/05 pB1+
DELL'ISOLA, MARK
pA1+
DELMHORST AND SHEEHAN
(FIRM)
In brief: Stamford firm
announces leases. 8/3/05
pA19
DELOITTE TECHNOLOGY
FAST 50 PROGRAM
Online marketing company’s
growth wins laurels. 10/8/05
pA21+
DELONG, MEGAN
DeLong a record setter [photo].
4/25/05 pA13+
D'ELSI, DANNA
Smooth as silk: Silk Touch is
owner’s dream come true
[photo]. 7/24/05 pD1+
DELTA SIGMA THETA
Car wash, bake sale set today.
6/11/05 pA3+
DELVALLE, JANET AND
STEVEN
TIME-honored: News mag runs
photo of Norwalk GI on patrol
in Iraq [photo]. 2/5/05 pA1+
DEMARCO, CAROLYN
caption]. 12/15/05 pA14
DEMARCO, STEVE SR.
DEMENEZES, CAROLINA
pA3
DEMICHAEL, CARLY AND
JIMMY
Lottsa love in a shell: Norwalk
family takes good care of its
turtles [photo]. 7/16/05 pA3+
DEMOCRACY FOR AMERICA
(ORGANIZATION)
Bush administration’s
unconstitutional power grab
[letter]. 6/4/05 pC10
Freedom committee opposes
PATRIOT Act. 6/6/05 pA11
DEMOCRATIC PARTYSEE
ALSO CANDIDATE'S
NAME; ELECTIONS
70
Democrats waste time fighting
for a lost cause [letter]. 1/5/05
pA10
DEMOCRATIC PARTYCONNECTICUT
Liberal Democrats favor rights
only for those they agree with
[letter]. 4/28/05 pA8
DEMOCRATIC PARTYFAIRFIELD COUNTY
[letter]. 6/4/05 pC10
DEMOCRATIC PARTYNORWALK
Bipartisan spirit council’s
priority [photo]. 11/23/05 pA1+
Caller asked political questions.
3/20/05 pA1+
'Columnist' distorts record on
development [letter]. 5/26/05
pA8
Democrats win first majority in
history of 6th Taxing District
in Rowayton. 11/9/05 pA8
Dems open HQ, will run on
Knopp’s record [photo].
9/20/05 pA3+
Dems still hold edge. 11/9/05
pA8
Direction of altered Council in
Four Democrats gain Ed.
Board seats. 11/9/05 pA1+
Local Democrats optimistic
about November. 3/20/05
pA3+
9/19/05 pA3+
Master Plan approach keeps
us in dark [column][photo].
5/22/05 pC9
New blood needed at top of
ticket [letter]. 9/21/05 pA10
Parties braced for Election Day
battle. 11/8/05 pA1+
DEMOCRATIC PARTYWESTPORT
Gluckman earns salute of
Democrats. 6/9/05 pC3+
Joseloff announces candidacy
[photo]. 5/17/05 pA1+
DEMOCRATIC PARTYWILTON
Malloy promises to make
transportation 'high priority.'
1/8/05 pA4
DEMOLL, ELLEN
pA16
DEMOND, BRENDAN
7/26/05 pA13+
DENNIN, DENNIS
Marathon golfer [photo with
DENNIS, RUSSELL E.
Russell E. Dennis, 72, famed
Norwalk athlete [photo].
10/29/05 pA3
DENTON, ANNIE
caption]. 12/15/05 pA14
DEPINTO, CHRISTINE
10/28/05 pA20+
DEPRESSION, MENTAL
Anti-depression group to walk
‘Out of Darkness.’ 10/21/05
pA3+
The cruel season: What to do
when holiday stress erupts in
depression [photo]. 12/11/05
pA3+
DERARIO, VITO
SoNo eatery takes flight:
Pelican Seafood plans grand
opening [photo]. 1/5/05 pA18+
DERIVAN, STEVE
pA3+
DEROSA, LOU
[photo]. 2/10/05 pA11+
DEROSA, VINCENT
Close aide to Rowland helped
feds with probe. 1/10/05 pA3+
DEROSINS, RENEL
DERRY, DAYTREN
Earning their letters: A-C-H-I-E
V-E; Summer camp
DESANTIS, ROBERT J.
King of the ledgers: DeSantis
to lead accounting foundation
[photo]. 11/2/05 pA19+
DESOUSA, YRENE
pA1+
DESOUZA, MICHAEL AND
KENDALL
Under construction [photo with
DESTEFANO, JOHN
1/8/05 pA4
DeStefano top fund-raiser in
gov race [photo]. 7/8/05 pA7
DEVAN ACURA
(AUTOMOBILE
DEALERSHIP)
Devan Acura is an asset for
downtown Norwalk [letter].
1/12/05 pA10
DEVAU, MICHAEL
[photo]. 6/28/05 pA3
DEVELLIS, JOE
Spirited Trojans earn a split
[photo]. 4/17/05 pB1+
DEVIATOV, BORIS
8/4/05 pC3+
DEVINE, CAROL
[photo]. 10/29/05 pA1+
DEVINE, MICHAEL
Bioheat pioneer labeled a
'visionary' by industry
consultant [photo]. 2/23/05
pB11
Consumers warm up to
bioheat: Volatility of oil
market peaks interest in
homegrown product [photo].
8/2/05 pA19+
Dredging takes a positive turn:
Norwalkers recognize efforts
of D.C. lawmakers [photo].
6/7/05 pA1+
Senator visits city for bioheat
demo [photo]. 12/2/05 pA3+
Site OK clears Norwalk River
for dredging [photo]. 5/21/05
pA3+
71
DEVINE, TOM
DEVINE BROTHERS INC.
8/2/05 pA19+
DEVITO, GENE
[photo]. 4/19/05 pA9+
DEVITO, MARK
Norwalk picks top cop [photo].
2/23/05 pA3+
Norwalk's 'top cop,' wall
supporter get week's
bouquets [edit]. 2/26/05 pA10
DEVOLL, LEE AND WILL
DEVON'S PLACE
DEVORE, JAMES
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA15+
DEVORE, JENNIFER
8/4/05 pC3+
DHARMENDRA, PATEL
Smokers braced to kick the
habit today [photo]. 11/17/05
pA1+
DIAGEO (FIRM)
In brief: 11 Diageo brands draw
recognition. 3/17/05 pC1
In brief: Diageo execs discuss
underage drinking. 3/24/05
pC1
In brief: Diageo releases new
black, spiced rum. 4/28/05
pC3
In brief: Diageo supports ban
on AWOL machines. 2/2/05
pA18
In brief: Diageo to introduce
new Captain flavor. 3/1/05
pA19
Diageo brings holiday cheer to
needy [photo]. 12/25/05 pD5
DIAGEO (FIRM) (Continued)
Diageo is moving closer
[photo]. 2/3/05 pC1
Diageo mobilizes hurricane
relief aid. 9/24/05 pA14
Diageo profit falls 2.5 percent
in first half. 2/18/05 pC7
Diageo sends generators,
disaster team. 9/3/05 pA1+
Diageo supports liquor bill.
12/15/05 pC1
Help for the home: Diageo
workers lend helping hands
[photo]. 6/15/05 pA19
Hometown company working to
keep families safe [column].
3/27/05 pC6+
corporate offices - Diageo
[photo]. 8/14/05 pC5
Outlook 2005: Robust economy
demands a transportation
resolution [photo]. 2/23/05
pB1+
DIAMOND, GREG
Snowstorm pounds region:
Norwalk residents urged to
stay home [photo]. 1/23/05
pA1+
DIAZ, JOEY
2/8/05 pA11
DIAZ, MARTIN
Homework help builds success
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA1+
DIAZ, RAFAEL
Keep it on the down low:
Popular shirts call for end to
snitching [photo]. 10/19/05
pA1+
DIBLASIO, NICOLE
tournament [photo]. 7/16/05
pA13+
DICESARE, MATT
12/18/05 pB2
Wreckers dismantle Trumbull
[photo]. 10/8/05 pA15+
DICK, JOHN
8/19/05 pA13+
DICKINSON, MARDI AND
TOWNY
12/19/05 pA1+
DICOSTANZO, FRANKLIN
AND PHILIP
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA19+
DICZOK, CAROLINE
pA3+
DIEHL, TIM
Fund-raiser benefits AIDS
agency [photo]. 7/11/05 pA1+
DIESEL, ALISON
[photo]. 6/28/05 pA3
DIESEL, TAD
City, developers win accolades
[photo]. 11/18/05 pA3+
DIETL, CHRIS
pA16
pA13+
DIFEDERICO, QUINTINO
Passing on the love of fishing
pA13
DIFRANCO, BARBARA
Norwalk schools to receive
music grant [photo]. 5/19/05
pC4
DIGIOVANNI, GREG
T [photo]. 9/17/05 pA1
DILEO, RICHARD
DILEO, SAM
Wreckers smothered by
Mustangs [photo]. 2/19/05
pA13+
DIMARCO, ADRIENNE
A literary kingdom [photo with
72
DIMEGLIO, LINDA
pC1
Every penny counts [photo with
DIMEGLIO, MEG
[photo]. 1/14/05 pA13+
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
DIMEGLIO, RALPH
Julio Landa remembered by
DiMeglio. 12/21/05 pA15+
DIMEO, CHRISTOPHER
Suspect tied to another killing,
robberies in region [photo].
2/4/05 pA1+
DIMUZIO, LEA
pA3
DINAS, GREG
5/25/05 pA13+
DINGLE, WILHELMINA
5/13/05 pA19+
DIOCESE OF BRIDGEPORT
SEE ROMAN CATHOLIC
DIOCESE OF BRIDGEPORT
DIRECT MARKETING
Sales without the pitch: Direct
marketing, Internet popular
venues for jewelry by Silpada
Design [photo]. 7/31/05 pC5+
DIRENZO, UMBERTO
Living tradition: City’s ItalianAmericans honor their
heritage, history [photo].
10/10/05 pA3+
DISASTER RELIEF
A boost for tsunami relief
pA4
Children raised millions for
tsunami relief. 6/16/05 pA10
Children's Project raises money
for tsunami relief projects
[photo]. 3/3/05 pC4
Church attendance rises:
Churchgoers pray for tsunami
victims [photo]. 1/3/05 pA1+
Cocktail party to support
tsunami relief. 1/16/05 pA3+
Designer, 12, adds $22,000 to
fund. 2/17/05 pC3
DISASTER RELIEF
(Continued)
Extending a helping hand:
Local donations pouring in for
tsunami relief [photo]. 1/6/05
pA3+
Healing hands reach across
world: Norwalk Hospital
physician brings aid to
survivors of quake disaster
[photo]. 1/13/05 pA3+
Helping hands: Girls create
bracelets to help young
tsunami victims [photo].
7/4/05 pA3+
Jefferson pupils raise $1,800
for tsunami victims. 2/7/05 pA
[photo]. 2/2/05 pA1+
Officials schedule session on
tsunami relief efforts. 1/8/05
pA3
Pakistani NCC student looks to
help at home [photo].
10/20/05 pA1+
Producer organizes concert for
Pupils reach out to victims of
tsunami. 2/3/05 pC3+
Save the Children completes
first year of 5-year relief plan.
12/29/05 pA3
Save the Children sending
earthquake relief. 3/30/05
pA3+
Shays describes scenes
beyond belief. 1/14/05 pA1+
Singing out on Sunday: clergy,
choirs to give concert to
benefit tsunami relief fund
[photo]. 3/3/05 pC3+
[photo]. 1/13/05 pA4
Trip planned to tsunami
ravaged Sri Lanka. 6/21/05
pA3+
Tsunami hits Norwalk firm
close to home. 2/4/05 pB1+
World unites to help victims of
tsunami [edit]. 1/2/05 pC6
Year later, tsunami's toll
foremost on minds of relief
agency staff. 12/30/05 pA3+
DISASTER RELIEFHURRICANE KATRINA
Area businesses pitch in with
relief efforts [photo]. 9/9/05
pA18+
Bake sale for relief [photo with
Bank aids Red Cross [photo
Bipartisan brunch: Aiding
Katrina victims brings
Democrats, Republicans
pA3+
Bittersweet homecoming: For
city native and wife, life in
New Orleans just a memory
[photo]. 9/12/05 pA3+
Blumenthal warns of scams.
9/7/05 pA5
Bridgeport diocese organizes
hurricane relief. 9/5/05 pA1+
In brief: Commerce Bank’s
caring campaign. 9/2/05 pB9
In brief: Fairfield County Bank
to give $50,000. 9/7/05 pA23
In brief: GE to donate $15M for
hurricane relief. 9/3/05 pA18
In brief: People’s to help
hurricane victims. 9/2/05 pB9
In brief: Playtex donates
products for relief. 9/10/05
pA18
In brief: Restaurant to offer
relief. 9/2/05 pB9
In brief: Tutor Time donates to
fund. 12/22/05 pC1
pA3
City' benefit concert for
hurricane victims uplifting,
great success [letter]. 9/28/05
pA12
City mulls direct aid to town in
Mississippi. 11/5/05 pA1+
City offers manpower [photo].
9/7/05 pA1+
[photo]. 9/19/05 pA1+
Collecting hope [photo with
73
‘Concert-ed’ effort: Area
musicians raise $5,000 for
Katrina victims [photo].
9/26/05 pA3+
Day care center children exhibit
true meaning of giving
through donation [photo].
12/18/05 pA1+
Diageo mobilizes hurricane
relief aid. 9/24/05 pA14
Diageo sends generators,
disaster team. 9/3/05 pA1+
Different strokes: Teen, family
cope with life in Norwalk after
fleeing Katrina [photo].
10/15/05 pA3+
Diocese doles $1M in storm
aid. 10/28/05 pA1+
Disaster reveals generosity
from all Americans [edit].
9/8/05 pA6
Doctor with AmeriCares back
home from Big Easy. 9/8/05
pA7
Doctor with AmeriCares heads
home to Big Easy. 9/7/05
pA1+
Fairfield County eager to help
hurricane victims [letter].
9/8/05 pA6
Four Seasons aids in Katrina
relief. 9/30/05 pA19
Friends brighten holidays for
storm victims. 12/13/05 pA3+
Generous brothers, political
parties win today’s bouquets
[edit]. 9/24/05 pA12
Giving witness: Revival
celebrates faith in hard times
[photo]. 9/27/05 pA1+
Helping Katrina survivors
pA6
Homeless help with storm
relief. 9/8/05 pA3+
Hope against hope: Area
businesses donate cash to
relief effort [photo]. 9/3/05
pA1+
Hurricane relief [photo with
Independent commission
needed to study Katrina
[edit]. 9/13/05 pA10
Independent panel necessary
to find Katrina answers [edit].
10/4/05 pA8
DISASTER RELIEFHURRICANE KATRINA
(Continued)
Katrina hits home with Norwalk
15s [photo]. 9/23/05 pA13+
9/6/05 pA3+
La. domestic violence coalition
gets help from Norwalk
center. 11/24/05 pA3
Latinos in Action raises $8,000
for Red Cross. 9/14/05 pA14
Legion urges donations for
hurricane survivors [letter].
9/9/05 pA10
Lemonade stands fill thirst for
cash. 9/6/05 pA23
A lesson in compassion [photo
with caption]. 9/13/05 pA1+
Mmm mmm good: Bake sale
nets $16,000 for Katrina relief
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA3
News briefs: Marvin
Elementary students raise
$250. 10/4/05 pA3
News briefs: Schools offer help
to Katrina refugees. 9/8/05
pA3
NHS coach answers call for
assistance. 9/13/05 pA13
Norwalk 'adopts' hurricaneravaged city. 11/11/05 pA3+
[edit]. 9/3/05 pA10
Norwalk is tuning up for benefit
concert. 9/17/05 pA3+
Norwalk steps up: City
announces hurricane-relief
plan [photo]. 9/3/05 pA3+
Norwalk students unite to help
victims of Hurricane Katrina.
9/8/05 pA7
Phone solicitors pocket most of
the donations [edit]. 10/27/05
pA8
Police union donates water to
hurricane victims. 9/9/05 pA6
Political parties’ gesture for
victims praiseworthy [edit].
9/14/05 pA12
‘Politicize’ Katrina tragedy? —
How could they? [letter].
9/12/05 pA10
Power crews set. 9/3/05 pA3+
Relief brunch spans party lines.
9/13/05 pA1+
9/2/05 pA1+
Scope of Katrina leaves all of
us numb, in shock [edit].
9/2/05 pA8
Shays: Paying for Katrina will
mean sacrifice. 9/20/05 pA3+
Shays picked for Katrina probe
[photo]. 9/23/05 pA1+
Thanks to all who responded to
donation drive [letter].
9/11/05 pC8
Thanks to neighbors for
donating to relief effort
[letter]. 9/12/05 pA10
Thanks to those who gave for
Katrina fund-raiser [letter].
10/21/05 pA10
Toy tag sale to benefit storm
victims [photo]. 11/10/05 pC3
A truckful of relief: Hurricane
aid supplies leave Norwalk
[photo]. 9/30/05 pA3+
Two men, a truck and 21,000
books [photo]. 11/17/05 pC1+
Two Staples juniors to hold
Katrina relief benefit. 9/23/05
pA3+
Waiting for the word. 8/30/05
pA1+
From wishing wells to Gulf
Coast [photo with caption].
10/6/05 pC3
DISC GOLF
Disc golfers vie for state title:
[photo]. 5/30/05 pA3+
[photo]. 1/16/05 pA1
DISCALA, MATT
Friendly fishin' [photo with
may give area teams
pA9+
74
DISCALA, MICHAEL
DiScala gets nod for Harbor job
[photo]. 1/28/05 pA1+
Norwalk has plans to restore
once vibrant Wall Street
[photo]. 2/23/05 pB7
DISCRIMINATION IN
EMPLOYMENT
GE hit with suit by exec.
5/18/05 pA18
New trial ordered for GE
manager. 9/3/05 pA18+
DISCRIMINATION IN
EMPLOYMENT-NORWALK
Ex-teacher files suit over firing.
11/2/05 pA3+
DISCRIMINATION IN
EMPLOYMENT-WESTON
Weston plans to appeal more
than $800K judgment.
10/25/05 pA5
DISORDERLY CONDUCTNORWALK
Commissioner charged for
disorderly conduct. 8/10/05
pA4
DISORDERLY CONDUCTNORWALK (Continued)
11/30/05 pA4, 11/18/05 pA4,
11/11/05 pA4, 11/9/05 pA4,
11/8/05 pA4, 11/4/05 pA4,
11/3/05 pA10, 11/2/05 pA4,
10/29/05 pA7, 10/27/05 pA9,
10/22/05 pA4, 10/14/05 pA4,
10/12/05 pA4, 10/4/05 pA10,
9/17/05 pA4, 8/29/05 pA4,
8/22/05 pA4, 8/17/05 pA4,
8/16/05 pA4, 8/13/05 pA4,
8/12/05 pA4, 8/9/05 pA4,
7/29/05 pA4, 7/27/05 pA4,
7/20/05 pA4, 7/13/05 pA4,
7/9/05 pA5, 7/8/05 pA4,
7/7/05 pA4, 7/6/05 pA4,
7/4/05 pA23, 7/1/05 pA4,
6/30/05 pA4, 6/26/05 pA5,
6/28/05 pA4, 6/24/05 pA4,
6/17/05 pA4, 6/16/05 pA4,
6/1/05 pA4, 5/29/05 pA11,
5/19/05 pA4, 5/18/05 pA4,
5/17/05 pA4, 5/14/05 pA4,
5/7/05 pA4, 5/6/05 pA4,
5/1/05 pA5, 4/27/05 pA4,
4/26/05 pA4, 4/23/05 pA5,
4/15/05 pA4, 4/14/05 pA4,
4/6/05 pA4, 3/13/05 pA4,
3/3/05 pA4, 2/9/05 pA4,
2/6/05 pA5, 2/3/05 pA4,
2/2/05 pA4, 2/1/05 pA13,
1/16/05 pA5, 1/12/05 pA4,
1/8/05 pA4, 1/6/05 pA4,
1/5/05 pA4, 1/3/05 pA4,
1/1/05 pA4
DISORDERLY CONDUCTWILTON
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
CENTER INC.
Mediation discussion planned
for Thursday. 5/18/05 pA1+
DISTRACTED DRIVINGCONNECTICUT
9/29/05 pA1+
DISTRICT 8 BUILDING
OFFICIALS
(ORGANIZATION)
pC2
DITRIO, ANTHONY
New classrooms ready at
Kendall School [photo].
11/26/05 pA3+
DIVERSITYBUSINESS.COM
State's minority owned
businesses booming. 3/20/05
pC6+
DIXON, IRENE
Going above and beyond:
Chamber recognizes
extraordinary efforts of
volunteers [photo]. 5/26/05
pA3+
DOCKS-NORWALK
Bluff Avenue pier complies with
all regulations [letter]. 1/19/05
pA10
dock. 1/19/05 pA23
Graham sets the record
straight. 1/6/05 pA1+
Rowayton residents slam dock
project. 1/20/05 pA6
Rowaytonites upset by
potential boat dock. 1/6/05
pA5
DODD, BRIAN
[photo]. 1/22/05 pA13+
DODD, CHRISTOPHER J.
nominee: Dodd
pA1+
Dodd, Lieberman undecided on
pick. 10/6/05 pA1+
NCC center receives $98,000
federal boost [photo]. 9/10/05
pA3
DODD, THOMAS J.
Deal kept elder Dodd out of
prison [letter]. 9/17/05 pA10
It's Politics!: Public meeting by
invitation only
DODDS, PETER
pA1+
DODIG, JOHN
Staples hopes Dodig gets nod
as new chief [photo]. 7/7/05
pA3+
75
DOERSCH, PAUL
9/11/05 pA3
DOGS-NORWALK
Article about dog’s rescue was
an uplifting story [letter].
6/1/05 pA10
Boy mauled by 2 pitbulls.
4/19/05 pA1+
Decision made about pit bulls
was a correct one [letter].
5/31/05 pA6
Dog owners fortunate to be
able to use Taylor Farm
[letter]. 5/15/05 pC8
Dog owners object to chain-link
fence at Taylor Farm [letter].
5/1/05 pC8
Dog owners reminded to get
2005-06 licenses. 5/16/05 pA3
[photo]. 6/28/05 pA3
Dogs’ death orders lifted.
5/12/05 pA1+
Dogs have their day [photo with
Dogs not allowed at Calf
Pasture [letter]. 1/6/05 pA6
Dogs that bit child get death
sentence. 5/7/05 pA1+
Get puppies from shelter, local
kennel [letter]. 1/7/05 pA8
Keep pets away from mailbox
— please [letter]. 5/17/05
pA10
Officials threaten fines for
defiant dog walkers. 2/17/05
pA1
Pet shop story missing the
facts [letter]. 10/20/05 pA8
Police seize dogs in attack on
boy, 6. 4/22/05 pA1+
Safe at home: Dog rescued
from riverbank hole after
going missing for 11 days
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA3+
Sick puppies raise concern
about source of illness.
10/4/05 pA3+
DOGS-WESTPORT
Dog owners have until July 1 to
get licenses. 5/30/05 pA3+
Westport firefighters free dog
from fallen tree. 5/18/05 pA3
DOGS-WILTON
Plainfield greyhounds find a
temporary home in Wilton
[photo]. 5/21/05 pA4
Proposed Wilton dog park
remains a bone of contention.
8/19/05 pA3+
Wilton selectmen give dogs no
relief. 5/18/05 pA3+
DOHANOS, STEVAN
Art rescue group grateful for
editorial [letter]. 6/12/05 pC8
‘The Folks Back Home’ back
where it belongs [edit]. 8/9/05
pA6
Westport hopes to reclaim
Dohanos tribute of 1943
[edit]. 6/3/05 pA10
DOLAN, TADHG
It’s all in the timing [photo].
7/25/05 pA1+
DOLCE, CHRIS
DOLCE NORWALK CENTER
FOR LEADERSHIP AND
INNOVATION
A history of 'Ferndale.' 8/28/05
pC1
DOLHANCRYK, MICHAEL
[photo]. 4/7/05 pA1+
DOLLS
Fans invited to share Raggedy
Ann experiences. 2/14/05 pA3
DOLPHUS, REV. WARREN
Faith-based initiative: task
force reaches out to churches
for mentors [photo]. 2/13/05
pA3+
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SEE
FAMILY VIOLENCE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
CRISIS CENTER
Domestic-violence center sees
ever-increasing workload.
10/14/05 pA3+
Domestic violence chief has
seen it all. 6/21/05 pA1+
DVCC may lose two
advocates. 1/9/05 pA1+
La. domestic violence coalition
gets help from Norwalk
center. 11/24/05 pA3
Nearly 50M raised for crisis
center. 12/1/05 pC3+
Victims of domestic violence
face fears from day to day.
1/7/05 pA3+
DOMINICI, MIKE
pA9+
DOMINICK, JENNIFER
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA1+
DONAHER, MATTHEW
DONAHUE, CASEY
9/21/05 pA13+
DONAHUE, ISABELLE
[photo]. 12/20/05 pA1+
DONAVAN, KATHERINE
[photo]. 10/27/05 pA11+
DONNELLY, ANN
The Home Team: Women at
senior complex make
blankets for wounded troops
[photo]. 9/5/05 pA3+
DONNELLY, MARY
2/4/05 pA1+
DONNELLY, TIM
2/4/05 pA1+
DONOFRIO, EMILY
Harrison, Levi lead Weston
[photo]. 1/1/05 pA13+
DONOHUE, PATRICK
pA13+
76
DONOHUE, TARA
6/4/05 pA13+
Volleyball season gets under
way [photo]. 9/14/05 pA15+
DONOVAN, CHRISTOPHER G.
DOOLEY, JOSEPH
1/4/05 pA3+
DORAN, MATT
Just a hunch [column][photo].
9/8/05 pA11
D'ORIO, FRANK
Meterman hailed for rescue:
First District worker used
EMT skills to aid senior ill
from heat [photo]. 8/16/05
pA3+
Rescuers highlight this week's
awards for quick action [edit].
8/20/05 pA10
D'ORIO, WAYNE
DORLEANS, SHEENA
Black History Month. 2/16/05
pA3
D'ORSO, LOU
A night to remember for one
Laurel [photo with caption].
6/19/05 pB6
DOUBLETREE HOTEL
NORWALK (HOTEL)
Council exceeds its reach with
hotel resolution [edit]. 6/19/05
pC8
Council vote on hotel jobs fuels
new controversy. 6/16/05 pA5
Former DoubleTree workers
crash event at school.
5/20/05 pA1+
Mixed feelings: DoubleTree
opens anew as ex-workers
protest [photo]. 9/30/05
pA21+
Open for business: DoubleTree
Hotel opens doors in Norwalk
[photo]. 7/15/05 pA19+
Picketing brings police to hotel.
8/5/05 pA5
Picketing for jobs: Ex-workers
want jobs at DoubleTree
Hotel [photo]. 6/8/05 pA1+
DOUGLAS, MADRIGAN
Home from the Persian Gulf
pC3
DOULENS, NORMA
Volunteer of the Week [photo].
2/7/05 pA4, 2/21/05 pA3
DOWDEN, MARRIOTT
6/24/05 pB9+
DOWDS, EVA
4/20/05 pA18
DOWLING, JOHN
[photo]. 6/14/05 pA15
DOWLING, PAT
DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS
ART FESTIVAL-WESTPORT
Westport weekend fills slate.
7/16/05 pA3+
DOYLE, ASHLEIGH AND
MICKEY
A fun feast [photo with caption].
8/13/05 pA1
DRAINAGE-NORWALK
Board OKs drainage
assessment. 9/7/05 pA3+
Eminent domain and your wet
basement [letter]. 10/16/05
pC8
Project aims to give water good
cleaning. 10/23/05 pA1+
DRAKE, DENISE
Another title for Norton [photo
DRAKE, KEN
Fire Department defends crown
[photo]. 9/13/05 pA13+
DREDGING-NORWALK
Boaters, others may pursue
own dredging. 1/28/05 pA1+
But $5M more is necessary.
5/24/05 pA3+
Ceremonial signing [photo with
City signs contract for dredging
work. 6/30/05 pA3+
Council approves federal
disposal cells for dredging.
12/14/05 pA3+
Dredging of harbor begins
today — at last [photo].
10/26/05 pA1+
Dredging project agreement
signed. 7/13/05 pA3+
Dredging project gets boost.
11/11/05 pA3+
Dredging project on the move.
10/12/05 pA3+
6/7/05 pA1+
Finally, agreement between
states propels dredging [edit].
5/23/05 pA10
First phase of harbor dredging
under way. 11/3/05 pA3+
Harbor dredging finally gets
green light. 5/20/05 pA1+
Harbor dredging project
outlined. 3/10/05 pA1+
Hard to believe — dredging
may actually begin [edit].
10/17/05 pA10
Meeting set over dredging of
harbor. 1/26/05 pA3+
Meeting to focus on harbor
waters, dredging. 11/2/05
pA3+
New hope voiced on harbor
dredging - when is question
[edit]. 3/15/05 pA10
No, it’s not a mirage — that’s a
dredge at work [edit].
10/31/05 pA10
Norwalk dredging project is on
track. 5/24/05 pA3+
Officials to prod feds about
dredging. 1/22/05 pA1+
pA3+
Wheels of bureaucracy finally
turn for harbor [edit]. 7/1/05
pA10
DREDGING-WESTPORT
Westport waits for word on
Saugatuck dredging. 6/10/05
pA4
DRESCHER, FRANK
[photo]. 9/1/05 pA9+
DRESS BARN (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
Dress for success: Dress Barn
reopens to brisk sales
[photo]. 4/12/05 pA18+
77
DRESS CODES
Dress code a problem facing
NHS. 12/8/05 pA1+
Moccia for NHS dress code
change. 12/15/05 pA1+
NHS dress code discussions a
healthy sign [edit]. 12/12/05
pA10
DRESS FOR SUCCESS-MIDFAIRFIELD COUNTY
Organization puts women on
path to success [photo].
4/17/05 pA3+
DREW, BOB
A 'Long' time: Mary Long logs
43 years at Norwalk Mattress
[photo]. 2/17/05 pC1+
DREW, PATTY
[photo]. 2/17/05 pC1+
DRINKING AGE-LAW AND
LEGISLATION-WESTPORT
12 amendments tacked on
pA3+
Drinking ordinance may lead to
worse problems [letter].
1/28/05 pA10
1/27/05 pA8
Norwalk mayor pleased with
pA1+
Opponents will demand
referendum if law enacted.
2/20/05 pA3+
Underage drinking in limbo until
December. 3/3/05 pA4
1/21/05 pA10
may be revived in different
form. 3/26/05 pA3
DRINKS AMERICAS
HOLDINGS (FIRM)
In brief: Drinks company buys
wine maker. 9/16/05 pA19
Wilton drinks firm eyes fine
wine subsidiary. 7/7/05 pC1+
DRISCOLL, FRISK
2005 All Area Boys Swim
Team [photo with caption].
3/31/05 pB3
DRISCOLL, FRISK (Continued)
Staples' Driscoll claims Class L
backstroke title [photo].
3/16/05 pA13+
Wreckers outswim Warriors
[photo]. 1/20/05 pA11+
DRIVERS' LICENSES SEE
AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS'
LICENSES
DROWNING-WILTON
Wilton quarry a popular and
deadly place in summer
[photo]. 6/9/05 pA1+
Youth drowns off of Route 7.
6/8/05 pA1+
DRS CHIROPRACTIC
3/10/05 pC1+
DRUG ABUSE COUNSELING
Norwalk family opens doors to
those in need. 10/21/05 pA3+
DRUG ABUSE-PREVENTION
Don't be fooled: 'Experimenting'
with drugs carries
consequences [photo].
12/15/05 pC3
Drug program director's big
gun is awareness. 12/17/05
pA3+
DRUG ABUSE-PREVENTIONNORWALK
The Courage to Speak
program should be offered in
all schools [letter]. 3/30/05
pA12
Education called vital weapon
in war on drugs. 2/12/05 pA1+
3/15/05 pA3+
Foundation wages fight against
drugs. 10/27/05 pC3
Fund-raiser to spotlight drug
dangers. 1/18/05 pA3+
friend. 8/3/05 pA3+
Slamming the door on drugs
pA7
DRUG ABUSE-PREVENTIONWESTON
Alcohol-drug awareness
group’s start controversial.
11/6/05 pA3+
DRUGS-CONNECTICUT
2 Stamford men to be
arraigned on drug charges.
7/28/05 pA1+
Meth may hit area at any time,
police say. 12/16/05 pA1+
DRUGS-NORWALK
2 arrested as police seize 150
grams of crack. 10/5/05 pA3+
3 arrested in drug bust. 12/8/05
pA1+
2 arrested on drug charges
after traffic stop. 4/28/05 pA3
3 busted for crack in Norwalk.
5/27/05 pA3+
3 busted for drugs in city.
2/19/05 pA3+
3 busted for drugs in Norwalk.
1/22/05 pA3+
3 charged with having PCPlaced marijuana. 10/29/05 pA3
3 face drug charges. 3/17/05
pA3+
2 more nabbed in drug sweep.
9/3/05 pA1+
3 snared in Norwalk
crackdown. 2/24/05 pA3+
Alleged drug dealer drops
suspected crack in front of
cops. 12/29/05 pA3
Boxer’s son arrested for
allegedly dealing crack.
7/8/05 pA1+
Bridgeport man charged as
drug dealer. 1/1/05 pA3
Car chase, drugs net Norwalk
man his ninth arrest this year.
8/24/05 pA3
Cavity search nets 22 bags of
cocaine. 4/12/05 pA3
Cocaine plea nets Norwalk
man 6 years. 4/6/05 pA3+
Coke charges net court date.
6/28/05 pA3
Cops grab coke bags in
DEA, police bust 3 on cocaine
trafficking charges. 12/16/05
pA3+
Drug dealer gets 20 years for
crack sales. 9/22/05 pA3
78
Drug raid nets 2 in Norwalk.
7/1/05 pA3+
Drug ring member gets 16
years in jail. 4/27/05 pA3
Drugs, gun discovered in West
Main St. home. 5/5/05 pA1+
Four sentenced for buying
cocaine by phone. 12/21/05
pA3+
High bonds set for two accused
heroin dealers. 7/14/05 pA3+
Loitering ordinance heading to
council. 3/23/05 pA1+
Man allegedly punched by
prosecutor arrested. 11/1/05
pA3+
Man eyes drug deals on
Larsen. 8/11/05 pA1+
Man pleads guilty to drug drop
at NCC. 12/7/05 pA3+
Marijuana, gun lead to arrests
of couple. 4/19/05 pA3
Marijuana dealer busted in
New Canaan man pleads guilty
to coke charge. 2/4/05 pA3+
News briefs: 3 arrested on
coke charges in Norwalk.
8/19/05 pA3
News briefs: City man pleads
guilty to PCP. 8/31/05 pA3
News briefs: Man admits
having drug stash, police say.
8/23/05 pA3
News briefs: Police seize pot
laced with PCP. 8/23/05 pA3
Norwalk cops nab 3 on coke
charges. 5/18/05 pA3
Norwalk man sentenced on
cocaine plea. 3/24/05 pA3
Norwalk police arrest 3 for
drugs in separate incidents.
3/24/05 pA3
Norwalk police make ‘shocking’
forfeiture $ to combat crime
[photo]. 6/8/05 pA3+
Norwalkers in custody on drug
charges. 12/21/05 pA3+
N.Y. man suspected of drug
trafficking. 3/11/05 pA3
Parking lot worker arrested in
Plainclothes officers nab 2 as
crack dealers. 10/27/05 pA3+
DRUGS-NORWALK
(Continued)
Police arrest alleged user as
he’s about to shoot up.
12/31/05 pA3+
Police arrest four following
alleged drug deal in Norwalk.
1/19/05 pA3+
12/16/05 pA5, 10/28/05 pA4,
10/20/05 pA4, 9/25/05 pA5,
9/17/05 pA4, 9/14/05 pA4,
9/10/05 pA4, 9/8/05 pA4,
7/23/05 pA4, 7/15/05 pA4,
7/14/05 pA4, 7/8/05 pA4,
7/5/05 pA4, 7/4/05 pA23,
7/2/05 pA3, 7/1/05 pA4,
6/30/05 pA4, 6/26/05 pA5,
6/24/05 pA4, 6/23/05 pA4,
6/17/05 pA4, 6/16/05 pA4,
6/15/05 pA5, 6/11/05 pA4,
6/1/05 pA4, 5/29/05 pA11,
5/19/05 pA4, 5/18/05 pA4,
5/12/05 pA4, 5/7/05 pA4,
5/6/05 pA4, 5/1/05 pA5,
4/23/05 pA5, 4/22/05 pA4,
4/18/05 pA4, 3/24/05 pA4,
3/22/05 pA4, 1/8/05 pA4,
1/6/05 pA4
Police nab 2 in drug 'hot spots.'
8/26/05 pA1+
Police receive forfeiture funds.
5/17/05 pA3+
Police recover crack at home of
alleged gang member. 9/2/05
pA4
Raid in Norwalk nets crack and
marijuana. 3/12/05 pA1+
Sentencing for drug dealer
delayed. 12/1/05 pA3+
Six nabbed in drug bust. 9/2/05
pA1+
S.Norwalk raid nets narcotics,
equipment. 1/13/05 pA3+
SoNo residents urge look at
loitering. 5/18/05 pA1+
Stamford man arrested on drug
charges. 2/16/05 pA4
Street crimes unit makes four
drug arrests. 4/9/05 pA3+
Surveillance operation nets
three drug arrests. 7/23/05
pA3
Suspect, 51, allegedly battles
officers during drug arrest.
10/6/05 pA3+
Task force collars 2, clamps lid
on drug peddling. 4/16/05
pA1+
Teen busted for marijuana en
route to court. 3/25/05 pA4
Teen caught after fleeing cops.
5/5/05 pA1+
Tipster helps police get alleged
drug dealer, ‘butt’ good.
7/12/05 pA3
Wolfpit students, diligent
officers win the awards [edit].
6/11/05 pA10
Woman faces drug charges in
DRUGS-WESTON
Accused Weston drug dealer
released without bail.
10/27/05 pA3+
Police charge Weston man in
drug deal. 7/28/05 pA3+
DRUGS-WESTPORT
Stamford man arrested on
multiple warrants. 3/15/05 pA4
DRUM-PERFORMANCE
African beats [photo with
The beat goes on [photo with
Rhythms rock NCC campus.
2/23/05 pA3+
The sounds of Japan: Taiko
drummers’ rhythms capture
pA1+
Worldwide drumming day
unites Norwalkers [photo].
8/29/05 pA1+
DRUNK DRIVINGCONNECTICUT
Conn. again makes list of 15
deadliest DUI states. 12/4/05
pA3+
Drivers beware: Police to target
drunk driving during holidays.
11/24/05 pA1+
DRUNK DRIVING-NORWALK
New date set in car death.
1/14/05 pA3+
DUBE, ERIK
Dube chooses one family over
another [photo]. 4/1/05 pA13+
DUFF, ROBERT B.
$1.3B transit package a good
first step. 7/15/05 pA10
Budget, transportation on
legislature's plate [column].
1/26/05 pA10
79
Citizens deserve answers
about Metro-North [column].
3/24/05 pA8
Complaints should be filed on
unwanted phone solicitations
[letter]. 12/21/05 pA12
Connecticut Writing Project a
wise investment [column].
3/8/05 pA6
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA3
Duff: Stuart Avenue demolition
'Greenwich invasion' [photo].
10/4/05 pA1+
Duff grateful for award from
Cranbury Association [letter].
3/6/05 pC6
Duff tries to make
transportation mess partisan
issue [letter]. 3/27/05 pC6
Elderly warned about cyber
scams, ID theft. 4/26/05 pA3+
Expanded bottle bill healthy for
environment [column].
5/16/05 pA10
To foil scam artists, stay on
guard constantly [column].
6/18/05 pA10
Generating some buzz: Duff
visits school, reads mosquito
tale to encourage literacy
[photo]. 5/5/05 pA3+
Getting to know ... State Sen.
Robert Duff D-25: Duff’s
family roots run deep in
Norwalk [photo]. 6/21/05 pA6
11/12/05 pA12
pC1+
[photo]. 3/21/05 pA1+
Legislature to get head start on
eminent domain [column].
8/2/05 pA10
Liquefied natural gas is the
new energy frontier [column].
2/13/05 pC8
DUFF, ROBERT B. (Continued)
3/30/05 pA1+
Longer weigh station hours to
make us safer [column].
9/21/05 pA10
Norwalk residents get lesson
on ticks [photo]. 4/17/05 pA1+
11/10/05 pA8
Reaction mixed on raising
minimum wage to living wage
[photo]. 2/23/05 pB5
Senator pleased with state
Seniors need to receive right
information to navigate
prescription drug plan maze
[column]. 12/13/05 pA6
Series eyes mix between
politics, faith. 11/2/05 pA3+
Social workers to give Duff
award. 6/16/05 pA7
8/17/05 pA10
Super 7 expressway crucial to
area's growth [column].
10/30/05 pC10
6/21/05 pA6
‘Tick free zones’ help prevent
Lyme disease [column].
5/1/05 pC8
5/14/05 pA3+
Updates necessary on housing,
development [column].
4/12/05 pA10
Visits to Norwalk community
welcomed by lawmaker
[letter]. 5/25/05 pA10
Women’s center receives
$150,000. 6/14/05 pA19+
DUFF, SCOTT L.
World War II GI lives on in
loving memories of his family
[photo]. 1/3/05 pA3
DUNCAN, JEFF
By invitation only: Norwalk
landscaper is part of unique
team [photo]. 3/30/05 pA22+
DUNCAN, JESSACA
DUNCAN LANDSCAPING
By invitation only: Norwalk
landscaper is part of unique
team [photo]. 3/30/05 pA22+
DUNKIN' DONUTS
Dunkin' Donuts doubles up on
state scholarships to
$100,000. 3/2/05 pA3+
DUNLAP, BARBARA
NAUMANN
pA3+
DUNNE, ALY
8/19/05 pC7+
DUNNE, JEFFREY R.
3/23/05 pA22+
DUNNE, JOSEPH GERARD
Day is done after a century of
work. 7/9/05 pA3+
DUNSMORE, NICOLE
Everyone’s a winner on
Olympic Day [photo]. 6/1/05
pA1+
DUPREE, KEVIN
pA15+
DUQUE, JENNIFER
DUR, PHIL
In brief: Head of Northrop
Grumman Ship Systems to
retire. 6/4/05 pA18
DURING, BILL
5/16/05 pA13+
DURNER, PAT AND TRACEY
[photo]. 8/29/05 pA1+
DURRELL, DAVE
pC4
80
DUSTIN, DAVID
Dustin ready for one last HS
grid game [photo]. 7/7/05
pA11+
McMahon in loss to
pB1+
[photo]. 4/12/05 pA13+
[photo]. 4/29/05 pA15+
4/3/05 pB1+
[photo]. 5/19/05 pA11+
DUSTIN, DENNIS
[photo]. 9/13/05 pA13+
DUTRA, FRANCIELLE
DWELLINGS-DESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION
In brief: Millwork company
opens in Stamford. 3/19/05
pC1
In brief: Spec home earns
builder two awards. 11/3/05
pC1
DWELLINGS-PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES
Accessibility law's aims
explained. 6/9/05 pA1+
DWELLINGS-REMODELING
garners HOBI awards.
10/18/05 pC1
[photo]. 6/15/05 pA19
Saturday last day to sign up for
free home repairs. 2/25/05
pA1+
UBuildIt construction
consultants offer building
renovation help [photo].
2/11/05 pC1+
Weed & Seed taking names for
home repair project [letter].
2/2/05 pA10
Weed and Seed preps to fix
Norwalk homes. 1/14/05 pA3+
DZUBAK, EDWARD S.
City native enjoys tempo of
career as composer. 9/25/05
pA3+
E
E-COMMERCE
Norwalk 8th-graders hit Web to
raise funds. 1/12/05 pA3+
E-MAIL MESSAGES SEE
ELECTRONIC MAIL
MESSAGES
E-RATE (ORGANIZATION)
Norwalk gets $453,109 to
improve network. 5/27/05
pC5+
Telephone system cost for new
police station raises
questions. 12/14/05 pA5
E/THE ENVIRONMENTAL
MAGAZINE
Going green: New book
promotes green living [photo].
7/17/05 pC5+
EARTH DAY
Environmental awareness:
Saving the world, one
backyard at a time [photo].
4/23/05 pA1+
EASON, EVA
STARs of the show: 3 STAR
clients in CPTV production
[photo]. 2/19/05 pA3+
EAST AVE.-NORWALK
Developer discusses plans for
East Ave. 4/7/05 pA1+
East Avenue makes poor first
impression to visitors [letter].
9/15/05 pA10
East Avenue to get its longawaited due. 10/1/05 pA1+
New construction leaves
something to be desired
[letter]. 3/11/05 pA10
EAST NORWALK BUSINESS
ASSOCIATION
(ORGANIZATION)
East Norwalkers hear views
from candidates. 10/28/05
pA1+
‘Meet the Candidates’ event
was valuable dialogue [letter].
10/30/05 pC10
State of city's infrastructure
would hamper evacuation
[letter]. 9/25/05 pC8
EAST NORWALK-HISTORY
[photo]. 11/22/05 pA9+
EAST NORWALK
IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION
(ORGANIZATION)
East Norwalk group won't
forget Gladys Carpenter
[letter]. 4/9/05 pA10
Getting to know ... This group
watches over East Norwalk.
8/21/05 pA1+
State of city's infrastructure
[letter]. 9/25/05 pC8
EAST NORWALK LIBRARY
caption]. 10/11/05 pA19
Tellabration 2005 enjoys its
largest audience to date
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA5
Visit from a fair fowl [photo with
EAST NORWALK
NEIGHBORHOOD
ASSOCIATIONSEE ALSO
EASTERN NORWALK
NEIGHBORHOOD
ASSOCIATION (ENNA)
Association changes its name
for a more accurate
description [letter]. 9/20/05
pA6
City cleanup day volunteers
deserve pat on the back
[letter]. 5/3/05 pA10
East Norwalk association
reports progress made
[letter]. 11/8/05 pA6
Getting to know... Association
serves as E. Norwalk
watchdog. 8/28/05 pA1+
Lawmakers urge East
Norwalkers to speak up.
7/15/05 pA1+
Many people, organizations
care about city’s future
[letter]. 3/19/05 pA10
Opposition voiced to
Strawberry Hill development.
7/14/05 pA1+
Rekindling interest in E.
81
Residents concerned over fate
of Lea Manor property.
7/11/05 pA3+
EASTER
Alleluia: Rowaytonites
celebrate Jesus’s
resurrection with sunrise
service [photo]. 3/28/05 pA1+
3/27/05 pA1+
Music on the side [photo with
Polish Americans keep Easter
tradition alive [photo]. 3/27/05
pA3+
EASTER SEALS OF
CONNECTICUT INC.
Marine does pull ups for Easter
Seals. 5/2/05 pA1+
EASTERN NORWALK
NEIGHBORHOOD
ASSOCIATION (ENNA)
ENNA targets Ludlow, Liberty
Sq. for revitalization [letter].
1/31/05 pA10
Neighborhood associations
give residents a voice [letter].
12/18/05 pC6
Neighborhood mulls Liberty
Square facelift. 10/5/05 pA1+
Volunteers feed the neediest,
pA8
EATING DISORDERS
EATON, CASSANDRA
pA3+
EATON, KIMBERLY
Gospel shindig marks center’s
anniversary [photo]. 10/17/05
pA1+
EATON, MIKE
4/3/05 pB1+
4/10/05 pB1+
EATON, RYAN
pA13+
EBAY
Another eBay-related business
launches in city. 2/26/05
pA18+
EBay the easy way:
1/26/05 pA18+
National franchise enters local
eBay market. 10/18/05 pC1
Snapping up extra cash:
Auction franchise sells your
unwanted stuff on eBay
[photo]. 1/30/05 pC5+
ECKERT, NICOLETTE
Bubbling over with anticipation
pA3
EDE, MADISON AND
ALEXANDRA
Trick or treaters bring
controlled chaos to downtown
pA5
EDELSON, ARI
Rasing questions
EDERLE, MATT
[photo]. 7/27/05 pA13+
EDGAR ONLINE INC.
In brief: EDGAR Online listed
on index. 7/26/05 pC1+
In brief: Edgar Online's Q1
revenue jumps 11%. 5/4/05
pA17
pA18
launches product. 4/21/05
pC1
In brief: Norwalk company wins
Codie Award. 6/9/05 pC1
EDISON (MUSIC BAND)
9/11 echoes in rock band’s
world tour [photo]. 8/9/05
pA3+
EDMUND MOTHER
12/4/05 pA1+
EDUCATION
Education 2005: A time of
growth (Special Supplement).
1/4/05 pB1-B8
Education reform will prepare
students for future [letter].
6/14/05 pA12
Fall Education 2005 (Special
Supplement). 10/4/05 pB1+,
7/26/05 pB1+
Spring Education 2005 (Special
Supplement). 3/29/05 pB+
EDUCATION-AWARDS
pA3+
EDUCATION-AWARDSNORWALK
5 McMahon students are
Outward Bound [photo].
5/29/05 pA3+
51 students join ranks of elite
academic group. 5/26/05
pA3+
EDUCATION-CONNECTICUT
Region’s leaders seek to bridge
pA1+
EDUCATION-DATA
PROCESSING
Laptop or desktop? The pros
and cons [photo]. 8/16/05 pB2
EDUCATION-DATA
PROCESSING-NORWALK
Online costs: Technology’s
price under study [photo].
12/31/05 pA1+
Tutor dynasty: Students get
homework help online
[photo]. 11/29/05 pA3+
EDUCATION-DATA
PROCESSING-WESTPORT
Teacher has high hopes for
IPods [photo]. 8/22/05 pA1+
EDUCATION-FEDERAL AID
Pell Grant formula hits poorest
collegians [edit]. 1/21/05 pA10
What's wrong with this picture?
[letter]. 1/24/05 pA10
EDUCATION-HIGHER
Forum focuses on planning
ahead for college costs.
9/23/05 pA3+
Norwalk teens bound for Ivy
League [photo]. 5/5/05 pA3+
82
Tuition freeze good idea — but
not to legislators [edit].
3/25/05 pA10
EDUCATION-NORWALK
AfterSchool Alliance (Special
Supplement). 8/24/05
1/6/05 pA1+
Schools need to prepare
students for real life [letter].
4/2/05 pA10
EDUCATION-PRESCHOOL
4/12/05 pA3+
pA3
Program paves way for Grade
K. 8/26/05 pA3+
EDUCATIONAL GAMES
Wordsmith [photo with caption].
11/13/05 pC5
EDUCATIONAL TESTS AND
MEASUREMENTS
Intransigence of feds on tests
hurts this state [edit]. 3/31/05
pA10
More tests are not the solution
for our students [letter].
3/22/05 pA10
More tests will not improve
public education [column].
9/8/05 pA6
Report cards for kindergarten
to 5th grade have new look.
8/18/05 pA6
Testing necessary part of
school [letter]. 9/15/05 pA10
MEASUREMENTSCONNECTICUT
Feds adamant on increasing
test frequency [edit]. 3/6/05
pC6
NCLB sweepstakes disruptive
influence [edit]. 9/15/05 pA10
MEASUREMENTSNORWALK
Corda defends Norwalk school
progress. 2/1/05 pA4
Schools chief encouraged by
10th graders’ test scores.
9/3/05 pA1+
MEASUREMENTSWESTPORT
Westport test scores up, down.
2/5/05 pA3+
MEASUREMENTS-WILTON
Mastery test results show
Wilton pupils doing well
overall. 2/7/05 pA4
EDVARDSEN, MATT
Central holds off Bears [photo].
1/8/05 pA13+
[photo]. 2/5/05 pA13+
Norwalk finishes strong [photo].
2/24/05 pA9+
EDWARD JONES (FIRM)
In brief: Investment firm gets
top satisfaction rating. 5/6/05
pA18
EDWARDS, CARLIN
Retailer helps families make a
fresh start. 7/7/05 pC3+
EDWARDS, GWEN
In brief: TV producer wins
Gracie Allen Award. 3/16/05
pA18
EDWARDS, JOHN
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA9+
EDWARDS, JULIA
Art for all ages [photo with
EDWARDS, VINCE
[photo]. 7/28/05 pA3+
EFFREN, JERRY
Builder of the Year's passion is
revitalizing neighborhoods
[photo]. 1/21/05 pB1+
EGAN, CHRIS
may give area teams
pA9+
EGUSTA, CONRAD
No pads required [photo].
5/22/05 pB1+
EHERNS, STEPHEN ALAN
7/29/05 pA19
EHLERS, BRIAN
Having a jolly gourd time [photo
EHRLICH, MARTY
11/16/05 pA21+
EIDT, KEVIN M. SEE KEVIN
M. EIDT SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
EIGENRAUCH, KATHLEEN
pC1
EISENBERG, EMMA AND
RACHEL
Champagne preview kicks off
designers’ holiday showcase
at Lockwood-Mathews
[photo]. 11/28/05 pA3+
EISNER, CAROLE
Sculptor proves her metal
[photo]. 7/25/05 pA3+
EL-ABD, HESHAM
Wilton residents 'Speak Up!'
[photo]. 1/23/05 pA1+
EL CHARRO MEXICANO
(RESTAURANT)
City steps in to keep out
dancers. 8/27/05 pA1+
ELDERHOUSE INC.
(ORGANIZATION)
pC1
A celebration for seniors [photo
Cruise highlights ElderHouse
honors for Bassos [photo].
6/10/05 pA3+
June fund-raiser raised
$23,000 for Elderhouse Adult
Day Care [letter]. 7/12/05
pA10
83
11/27/05 pA3
Playtime for all ages:
Youngsters pay visit to
Norwalk's Elderhouse
[photo]. 4/6/05 pA3+
Thanks for support, Hour
[letter]. 10/31/05 pA10
12/22/05 pA3+
ELDH, CYDNEY
caption]. 12/15/05 pA14
ELDIN, JOAN
12/16/05 pC9+
ELECTIONS
Election Day ’05 and you
choose, not newspapers
[edit]. 11/6/05 pC6
Elections prove the process is
in need of reform [letter].
1/11/05 pA10
ELECTIONS-CONNECTICUT
1/8/05 pA4
DeStefano top fund-raiser in
gov race [photo]. 7/8/05 pA7
It's Politics!: Does a bear still
sleep in the woods?
It's Politics!: Flood couldn’t
drown the politics
It's Politics!: Rell sure acts like
she’s running [column]
[photo]. 10/9/05 pC9
It's Politics!: Some contenders
may reconsider [column]
[photo]. 1/9/05 pC9
1/8/05 pA4
Rowayton candidate for
governor runs on property tax
platform [photo]. 10/2/05 pA3+
ELECTIONS-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
Election 2005 results: Wilton,
Weston, Westport, Stamford.
11/9/05 pB5
ELECTIONS-NORWALK
Additional petition pages don't
help Riley-Wilson. 8/14/05
pA3
pA1+
Ballot questions deserve a 'yes'
vote Tuesday [edit]. 11/7/05
pA10
Bondi's son asks GOP backing
for council run. 6/9/05 pA1+
Campaign ignores issues
affecting city's future
[column]. 10/11/05 pA10
Change at City Hall appears in
offing if numbers hold [edit].
11/9/05 pA6
City firefighter fed up with
Knopp administration [letter].
10/14/05 pA10
City’s offer to firefighters a fair
one [column]. 11/6/05 pC7
8/13/05 pA1+
Could spurned party have
tipped election?. 11/11/05
pA1+
Council, school board picks
made. 7/22/05 pA12
Council members begin
choosing new leaders.
11/15/05 pA1+
Dems, GOP plan more fundraisers. 11/1/05 pA3+
Dems nominate Knopp [photo].
7/22/05 pA1+
Dems still hold edge. 11/9/05
pA8
Dems tap Levey for council.
7/15/05 pA1+
District A recount may unseat
GOP winner. 11/15/05 pA1+
Ed. board candidates face off
at forum [photo]. 10/27/05
pA1+
Election 2005. 11/10/05 pA1+,
11/9/05 pA1, 11/7/05 pA6
10/25/05 pA8, 10/24/05 pA8+
Endorsements considered for
city elections. 9/8/05 pA3+
Fight brewing over vacant ZBA
seat. 9/6/05 pA23
The final fund raiser: GOP's
Firefighters’ wives reply to
letter writer’s comments
[letter]. 12/19/05 pA10
Garfunkel's re-election bid
successful for town clerk
post. 11/9/05 pA8
GOP claims former jobs
administrator works on
campaign. 10/4/05 pA3+
GOP paved way for Democratdominated board. 11/10/05
pA3+
pA8
Hempstead or Moccia? —
GOP to reveal mayoral
challenger Tuesday [photo].
7/2/05 pA1+
It's Politics!: A city election
steeped in protests
It's Politics!: C'mon in Rick, the
water's fine [column][photo].
3/13/05 pC7
It's Politics!: GOP: one darn
thing after another
It's Politics!: If at first, you don't
succeed [column][photo].
2/13/05 pC9
It's Politics!: Looks like a
squeaker on Tuesday
It's Politics!: Lure of politics too
hard to resist [column][photo].
10/23/05 pC9
It's Politics!: Only owls hooting
up at the lake
It's Politics!: Rest easy, Alex,
no primary ahead!
84
It's Politics!: The danger in
getting your wishes
[column][photo]. 10/30/05
pC11
It's Politics!: What does
Novak’s bailout mean?
Journalist's job is to tell us the
facts [column][photo]. 10/2/05
pA3+
Kimmel gets nod to take school
board seat. 8/16/05 pA3+
Knopp concedes close election
loss to Moccia [photo].
11/9/05 pA1+
Local Republicans finally have
an issue: parking [letter].
9/18/05 pC8
Mayor should not get vote
[letter]. 11/4/05 pA11
pA1+
parking plans: Knopp looks to
lessen impact. 9/28/05 pA1+
parking plans: Moccia wants
total overhaul. 9/28/05 pA1+
Mayoral candidates ready for
election: Crime reduction key
for Knopp [photo]. 11/4/05
pA1+
election: Moccia’s focus is on
grants [photo]. 11/4/05 pA1+
Mayor’s race active through
final hours [photo]. 11/8/05
pA1+
Mayor's talk angers union.
10/21/05 pA1+
McQuaid to form exploratory
committee. 3/10/05 pA1+
Moccia, Shays attack Knopp
for record on grants [photo].
10/11/05 pA1+
Moccia announces 2nd run for
mayor [photo]. 7/6/05 pA1+
Moccia gets GOP nod [photo].
7/21/05 pA1+
Moccia nabs endorsement of
police union. 10/27/05 pA1+
Moccia says he may run for
mayor again. 2/10/05 pA1+
ELECTIONS-NORWALK
(Continued)
Moccia scores election upset
[photo]. 11/9/05 pA1+
Moccia takes first step toward
rematch [photo]. 2/19/05 pA1
Moderators get update for
election [photo]. 9/27/05 pA3+
Municipal employees’ union
endorses Moccia for mayor.
11/2/05 pA1+
No Dem primary. 8/12/05 pA1+
No turning back: Knopp
believes his initiatives will
continue under next
administration [photo].
11/10/05 pA3+
Norwalk clerk says he'll run.
7/20/05 pA3+
10/16/05 pA1+
Norwalk mayor touts
accomplishments. 6/21/05
pA5
Plunkett takes 3rd District
primary [photo]. 9/14/05 pA3
Politicians set up shop for fall
Politics fills forum plates.
10/19/05 pA3+
Poll workers sought for
November elections. 8/26/05
pA3
Primary to give East Norwalk
Republicans a voice [letter].
9/9/05 pA10
Ready to roll: GOP opens
elections headquarters
[photo]. 9/8/05 pA3+
Rell, Shays will be in Norwalk
to boost Moccia campaign
[photo]. 10/1/05 pA3
Republican McQuaid may run
for mayor. 3/8/05 pA5
Riley-Wilson could force
primary. 8/11/05 pA1+
Riley-Wilson making 2nd try at
mayor’s seat. 11/6/05 pA1+
Riley-Wilson nears enough
signatures. 8/3/05 pA1+
Rowayton commissioner’s race
offers political history in the
making. 11/6/05 pA1+
[photo]. 10/6/05 pA1+
Silvermine Bridge, not
endorsements, affected
election outcome [letter].
11/14/05 pA10
Straniti believes in Norwalk
[letter]. 10/23/05 pC9
Straniti tops in fund raising;
mayoral rivals far behind
[photo]. 7/9/05 pA1+
Ted Kennedy Jr. lends a hand
to Knopp's bid [photo].
10/27/05 pA1+
Town clerk offers new
absentee ballots. 10/25/05
pA8
Town clerk should remain an
elected position [column].
10/27/05 pA8
Town clerk's office must remain
an elected position [letter].
10/29/05 pA12
Unions thrilled by Moccia win.
11/9/05 pA1+
Vote for Solder is a vote
against 3rd Dist. rate hike
[letter]. 11/5/05 pA12
Voters can pick more than one
candidate for most offices.
11/1/05 pA3+
Voters have a real choice
Tuesday [column]. 11/6/05
pC7
Whoever can correct parking
problem deserves vote
[letter]. 11/3/05 pA8
11/7/05 pA3+
Write-in candidate runs to give
voters a real choice [letter].
10/30/05 pC10
Writer voting for candidate who
‘tells the truth’ [letter]. 11/3/05
pA8
ELECTIONS-UNITED STATES
City GOP heads to nation's
capital. 1/16/05 pA1+
ELECTIONS-WESTON
11/9/05 pA8
85
Bliss hopes for voter turnout in
Weston. 11/8/05 pA3+
ELECTIONS-WESTPORT
All eyes on top of ticket in
Competition lacking in some
RTM districts. 9/13/05 pA3+
Finance board candidates call
for more oversight. 10/17/05
pA3+
First selectman candidate stays
out of sight. 7/13/05 pA4
GOP panel picks Izzo to run for
Westport selectman's seat.
7/17/05 pA1+
GOP primary nearing in
It's Politics!: Political odd
couples proliferate [column]
[photo]. 5/15/05 pC9
Izzo backed for first selectman
[letter]. 9/29/05 pA10
Izzo to quit if he doesn't win.
10/11/05 pA1+
Joseloff defeats Izzo to take
Westport's top seat [photo].
11/9/05 pA8
RTM races still lack
candidates. 9/17/05 pA1+
Westport candidate forums set
[letter]. 10/7/05 pA10
Westport candidates face off
on positions. 9/19/05 pA1+
Westport GOP to pick
selectman candidate at July
19 convention. 7/2/05 pA5
ELECTIONS-WILTON
Brennan as selectman. 7/21/05
pA3+
Brennan has right mix of skills,
experience for Wilton [letter].
10/17/05 pA10
Lilly is best selectman
candidate [letter]. 10/23/05
pC9
ELECTRIC CABLES
Bringing power to area means
much disruption [edit].
5/10/05 pA10
Cable fight is over; now can we
get on with the dredging?
[edit]. 2/7/05 pA10
pA3+
CL&P set to start on power
line. 3/15/05 pA3+
ELECTRIC CABLES
(Continued)
CL&P to start upgrade of East
Rocks power system. 6/30/05
pA3
Controversial power line project
to begin this month. 3/8/05
pA1+
11/4/05 pA3+
Norwalk-Bethel line meeting
set. 4/12/05 pA1+
in area. 4/22/05 pA1+
pA1+
Power line project digging
done. 12/17/05 pA1+
Powerline project rattles
residents. 9/1/05 pA1+
3rd District may recoup costs of
cable repair. 4/8/05 pA1+
Siting Council has the last word
on power lines [edit]. 4/12/05
pA10
State lawmakers to fight Phase
II power line ruling. 4/9/05
pA3+
Work on CL&P power line set
to begin. 4/14/05 pA3+
ELECTRIC CABLESNORWALK
2/12/05 pA1+
ELECTRIC CABLES-WILTON
Power line installation set for
May. 5/2/05 pA1+
ELECTRIC POWER
Blackout scare no solution to
power needs [edit]. 12/20/05
pA10
Heat wave sends warning of
peril to power system [edit].
7/31/05 pC8
Power grid stretched to limit
[photo]. 7/28/05 pA1+
Westport encouraging green
energy sign-ups. 4/17/05
pA3+
Wiltonians concerned about
new substation. 4/2/05 pA3+
ELECTRIC POWER
FAILURES
Another big blackout likely in
southwest Conn. 12/19/05
pA3+
To our readers. 5/20/05 pA1
Power outage affects three
Norwalk schools. 11/23/05
pA3+
'Quite a mess': Storm wreaks
havoc; leave thousands
without power [photo].
8/15/05 pA1+
SoNo is left in the dark. 8/4/05
pA3+
State battered by high winds.
10/17/05 pA1+
Storm pummels area, KOs
power. 8/6/05 pA1+
Surgeries halted after power
outage. 8/16/05 pA1+
ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS
ELECTRIC POWER PLANTSENVIRONMENTAL
ASPECTS
Accord on power plant
emissions hailed as 'historic.'
12/20/05 pA3+
Connecticut in lead on global
warming [edit]. 12/27/05 pA12
ELECTRIC UTILITIES-COSTS
54 towns petition electricity
surcharge. 1/12/05 pA1+
Committee to look at saving
energy. 11/3/05 pA1+
Decision may come
hike. 12/23/05 pA3+
10/18/05 pA1+
Electric rates: Is there no
recourse? [edit]. 12/30/05 pA8
FERC hobbles with unfair
pricing setup [edit]. 3/27/05
pC6
SoNo. 12/25/05 pA1+
86
ISO attempting to impose
unfair, punitive rates [letter].
9/29/05 pA10
ISO wants planned higher rate
now without strings [edit].
9/26/05 pA10
Judge gives FERC and ISO the
keys to our earnings [edit].
6/20/05 pA10
pA10
rebate of $600K. 12/9/05
pA3+
[edit]. 12/26/05 pA10
Region's leaders to battle feds'
plan for electricity surcharge.
7/29/05 pA6
SNEW announces rate
Surcharge socks county
economy in most unfair way
[edit]. 1/18/05 pA6
pA3+
We get reprieve for the
moment on ISO price hike
[edit]. 8/14/05 pC8
We hope unity will fend off
FERC ruling [edit]. 7/12/05
pA10
Westport BOE eyes savings on
electricity. 6/10/05 pA3+
ELECTRONIC BOOKS
Library has books available for
digital download. 8/21/05 pA3
Library offers digital download
of audio books. 10/6/05 pA3+
ELECTRONIC GAMES
Gamers eager to get hands on
new XBox. 11/21/05 pA3+
ELECTRONIC MAIL
MESSAGES
FBI warns about e-mail
scammers. 11/23/05 pA1+
7/13/05 pA10
pC8
Thousands sign up for new
Connecticut e-traffic alerts.
6/16/05 pC1
ELECTRONIC MAIL
MESSAGES (Continued)
Traffic alerts, delays go mobile
on the Web. 4/21/05 pA3+
ELECTRONIC MAIL
MESSAGES-NORWALK
Education e-mail list coming.
1/21/05 pA3+
ELECTRONIC
SURVEILLANCE
[letter]. 6/3/05 pA10
On the lookout: Norwalk police
use cameras to monitor
pA1+
5/26/05 pA8
Shays defends surveillance
policy [photo]. 12/20/05 pA1+
ELLETT, HANK
ELLIOT, RALPH
Right-to-know champion Ralph
Elliot will be missed [edit].
3/3/05 pA8
ELLIOTT, JERRY
12/21/05 pA21
ELLIOTT, KAREN
A story behind every item:
Saga store has tales to tell of
handmade wares [photo].
3/31/05 pC8
ELLISON, KATRINA
[photo]. 3/3/05 pC4
Ellison earns MVP nod [photo].
12/12/05 pA13+
Staples stays perfect [photo].
9/20/05 pA9+
Two area players earn All
FCIAC [photo]. 12/9/05 pA13+
ELLWANGER, ROBERT
pA21
ELSIE AND RICHARD
ETTINGER SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
pA3+
ELY, CLARK AND REBECCA
9/6/05 pA3+
ELY, DAVID
pA12
ELY, LUCY PINTO
12/9/05 pA9
EMBEZZLEMENT
City man pleads to embezzling
$214,000. 3/25/05 pA3+
N.Y. woman charged with
embezzling in Norwalk.
3/5/05 pA3+
EMBRYONIC STEM CELLSRESEARCH
$100 million plan for stem cell
study approved by House.
6/1/05 pA23
State moves ahead to be
among leaders in stem cell
research [edit]. 6/9/05 pA8
EMCOR GROUP INC.
In brief: EMCOR announces
earnings for Q1. 4/29/05 pC9
In brief: EMCOR announces
increased earnings. 7/29/05
pA19
In brief: EMCOR approves split
of stocks. 12/16/05 pC9
In brief: EMCOR Group is on
'Fortune 500' list. 5/12/05 pC1
In brief: EMCOR Group wins
2005 Stevie Award. 6/10/05
pC9
In brief: EMCOR Group wins
$150M in contracts. 4/27/05
pC1
In brief: EMCOR reports
earnings increase. 10/28/05
pA20
In brief: EMCOR subsidiary
wins $44M project. 2/25/05
pB7
In brief: EMCOR takes step
toward accreditation. 7/12/05
pA19
EMCOR revenues up in 2004.
3/1/05 pA19+
Norwalk’s EMCOR acquires
Fluidics. 11/9/05 pB1
Program to help bring missing
children home. 9/21/05 pA3+
87
[photo]. 3/13/05 pD1+
Voluntary Action Center honors
EMCOR, Yordon [photo].
4/6/05 pA1+
EMERGENCY
COMMUNICATION
SYSTEMS-ACCESS
Public safety goof leaves
troopers at disadvantage
[edit]. 12/31/05 pA10
EMERGENCY
COMMUNICATION
SYSTEMS-ACCESSNORWALK
Consultant would consolidate
city emergency radio
systems. 2/1/05 pA1+
Database to improve
emergency response.
12/15/05 pA1+
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Cell phones could earn a cool
reputation with ICE system.
7/28/05 pA3+
Chertoff’s remarks about mass
transit most disturbing [edit].
7/21/05 pA8
Closed-circuit TV, random
searches now part of life
[edit]. 7/28/05 pA8
New York reacts with due
caution in face of reports
[edit]. 10/13/05 pA10
Take break from raking and
change batteries [edit].
10/25/05 pA12
EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENTCONNECTICUT
pA1+
Emergency alarm sounds, but
no one's watching [edit].
2/6/05 pC8
Homeland Security big task
without sufficient funding
[edit]. 3/1/05 pA10
Local officials discuss disaster
strategy. 2/20/05 pA1+
Metro Transit Authority lowers
security alert. 9/22/05 pA1+
No suits expected in Conn.
8/5/05 pA3+
EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENTCONNECTICUT (Continued)
Pols ask for closed-circuit TV at
stations. 7/26/05 pA1+
Terror attacks spur security at
EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
Blue Mass honors emergency
personnel [photo]. 9/12/05
pA1+
Database to improve
emergency response.
12/15/05 pA1+
Drill to test region's response to
terrorist attacks. 4/4/05 pA3
Evacuation futile; let’s replace
power plants [letter]. 10/23/05
pC8
Norwalk may join emergency
system. 11/4/05 pA3+
Plane theft escapade shows
security flaws [edit]. 6/28/05
pA6
Preparing for bioterrorism:
Hospital does 'very well' in
largest anti-terrorism drill
[photo]. 4/5/05 pA1+
Terrorism will be topic for
regional meeting [photo].
2/18/05 pA1+
EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT-NORWALK
Agency looks to shore up
disaster response. 11/26/05
pA1+
City gets 'gift' of new radios; a
pA13
City of Norwalk blessed to have
top-notch emergency officials
[letter]. 4/29/05 pA12
City officials say they're
prepared for the worst.
9/10/05 pA1+
Consultant: upgrade train
station security. 10/13/05
pA1+
Council panel to study plan to
improve City Hall security.
2/16/05 pA4
Council seeks response
system. 9/9/05 pA1+
[photo]. 4/7/05 pA1+
Emergency planning group
studies response to industrial
accidents. 4/30/05 pA1+
Fire, police dispatchers being
cross-trained: 5 Norwalk cops
will return to the street
[photo]. 2/22/05 pA1+
2/12/05 pA1+
Katrina disaster a wake-up call
for Norwalk area [edit].
9/18/05 pC8
Local officials: Evacuation 'out
of question'; Norwalk to take
part in disaster simulation
drill. 9/14/05 pA1+
Not to have evacuation plan is
criminally negligent [letter].
9/20/05 pA6
State of city’s infrastructure
[letter]. 9/25/05 pC8
Upgrading security at train
stations needed. 10/20/05 pA8
EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT-WESTPORT
Boards give approval for
upgraded police, fire radio
systems. 7/17/05 pA3
Westport considers security
cameras at Saugatuck
station. 7/19/05 pA4
EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT-WILTON
Emergency training classes
kick off for Wilton volunteers.
3/4/05 pA4
EMERGENCY MEDICAL
SERVICES-NORWALK
Caring ways [letter]. 5/21/05
pA10
88
Chair donation eases stress for
Norwalk's EMS [photo].
7/14/05 pC2
[letter]. 4/29/05 pA12
Emergency crews know their
jobs [letter]. 9/24/05 pA12
EMERSON, ROB
[photo]. 1/16/05 pA1
EMIGRATION AND
IMMIGRATION LAW
Danbury mayor calls for
deputizing state troopers to
serve as immigration agents.
4/17/05 pA6
No need for vigilantes on the
Mexican border [edit]. 4/7/05
pA8
Stakes too high to ignore tide
of illegal immigration [letter].
5/21/05 pA10
pA10
EMINENT DOMAIN
Any changes in eminent
domain demand scrutiny
[edit]. 7/19/05 pA6
City attorney calls ordinance
illegal. 10/25/05 pA1+
City ponders curb on eminent
domain. 9/15/05 pA1+
City ponders restrictive
ordinance. 9/21/05 pA1+
City will continue to wrestle
with eminent domain.
10/29/05 pA1+
Committee backs eminent
domain limits. 10/19/05 pA1+
Council committee eyes
eminent domain. 8/17/05
pA1+
Council correct in not acting on
resolution [edit]. 10/28/05
pA10
Council panel to look at
eminent domain, living wage
issues. 11/15/05 pA3
Council to vote on $195K
accord. 12/13/05 pA1+
Court could hear Maritime case
in May. 4/26/05 pA1+
EMINENT DOMAIN (Continued)
Court’s eminent domain ruling
flies in face of Constitution
[letter]. 7/1/05 pA10
Developer insensitive to
displaced owners [edit].
9/22/05 pA8
Eminent domain a Gordian
knot for legislators [edit].
10/23/05 pC8
Eminent domain and your wet
basement [letter]. 10/16/05
pC8
Eminent domain battle raging
locally: Maritime Motors case
goes before State Supreme
Court. 9/21/05 pA1+
Eminent domain hearings
coming. 7/13/05 pA1+
Eminent domain on front
burner. 10/16/05 pA1+
Eminent domain vote set.
10/22/05 pA1+
Eminent domain vote will be
watched closely [letter].
10/24/05 pA13
Gov’t abusing its power of
eminent domain. 2/17/05 pA6
High court ruling is assault on
the middle class [letter].
6/29/05 pA10
High court ruling sets the stage
for refinement [edit]. 6/30/05
pA8
invitation only
$195K approved for South
Main properties. 12/14/05 pA4
Legal questions at forefront of
revisions for ordinance.
10/29/05 pA1+
Legislature to get head start on
eminent domain [column].
8/2/05 pA10
Local businesses nervously
await end of battle over
pA1+
Local officials see eminent
domain as 'last resort.'
6/24/05 pA1+
Meeting attendance displayed
wonderful civic interest
[letter]. 10/29/05 pA12
Ordinance sent back to
Politicians will have to write
laws on property issues
[letter]. 7/13/05 pA10
Property rights vs. public good
in court ruling [edit]. 6/26/05
pC8
Protect our right to property,
ban eminent domain takings
[column]. 10/16/05 pC8
EMISSIONS TESTING SEE
MOTOR VEHICLESPOLLUTION CONTROLCONNECTICUT
EMMONS, ROZ
Best in show [photo with
EMOND, DEBORAH
Sunny sides up [photo with
EMPLOYEES-DISMISSAL OF
Abuse of medical leave raises
questions over dismissal
[photo]. 4/29/05 pC9+
COBRA rights invaluable to
terminated employees. 4/1/05
pA18+
Dealing with a ‘severance orprobation’ ultimatum from an
employer [photo]. 6/10/05
pC9+
Employers should minimize
risks in hiring, firing workers
[photo]. 6/24/05 pB9+
Timing, documentation key
when dismissing an
employee [photo]. 4/22/05
pB1+
EMPLOYMENT, PART-TIME
SEE PART-TIME
EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Finding funding a challenge for
Norwalk job agencies.
4/10/05 pA9
WorkPlace finds work sites for
many residents. 2/24/05 pC1+
EMPLOYMENT AND
ALCOHOLISM SEE
ALCOHOLISM AND
EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT AND DRUGS
SEE DRUGS AND
EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT RE-ENTRY
Careers on wheels: The Career
Coach is a rolling center for
jobs [photo]. 3/4/05 pB7+
89
6/19/05 pA1+
[photo]. 2/5/05 pA3+
pA3+
1/29/05 pA12
ENERGY CONSERVATIONCONNECTICUT
ENERGY CONSERVATIONHOT WEATHER
CONDITIONS-NORWALK
Heat wave sends warning of
peril to power system [edit].
7/31/05 pC8
ENERGY CONSERVATIONNORWALK
Energy fair to shed light on
conservation efforts. 12/6/05
pA3+
Knopp touts energy initiative.
8/2/05 pA1+
NHS cogeneration mulled.
9/9/05 pA3+
[photo]. 3/11/05 pA3
ENERGY POLICY
Bush energy bill may fly without
MTBE provision [edit].
7/27/05 pA10
Energy legislation holds
potpourri of industry breaks
[edit]. 8/7/05 pC6
Federal commission to explore
LICAP alternatives. 10/27/05
pA3+
Lawmakers blast energy
increase for region. 9/23/05
pA3+
Rell starts dialogue on state
energy plan. 8/31/05 pA1+
Shays: Energy bill blocks
power of local gov't [photo].
8/16/05 pA1+
State appeals 2-tiered electrical
pricing. 4/705 pA6
ENERGY POLICY (Continued)
[edit]. 1/18/05 pA6
ENGLANDER, JEANNINE
Girl Power [photo with caption].
7/17/05 pA5
ENGLISH, BRITTANY
Trinity trounces Wilton [photo].
1/7/05 pA11+
1/22/05 pA13+
Wreckers nip Wilton [photo].
1/5/05 pA13+
ENGLISH, FRED
ENGLISH, KELLIE 'BILLIE'
Easton teen organizes
candlelight peace vigil.
12/22/05 pA3
ENGLISH LANGUAGESTUDY AND TEACHINGFOREIGN SPEAKERS
[photo]. 12/20/05 pA3+
programs to Latino
pA3+
pA1+
ENR SERVICES (FIRM)
In brief: eNR acquires equity in
media provider. 2/25/05 pB7
ENTREPRENEURIAL
WOMEN’S NETWORK
(ORGANIZATION)
New leader aims to boost
membership of women’s
network [photo]. 7/12/05
pA19+
ENTREPRENEURS SEE
BUSINESS PEOPLE
ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION
7/17/05 pC5+
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
Diesel emissions report
contains no surprises [edit].
2/28/05 pA10
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTIONCONNECTICUT
Climate report card gives state
top grade in New England
area. 9/6/05 pA1+
Environmental impact 'minimal'
from truck blast. 7/25/05 pA1+
Fund lobbies legislature on
environment. 2/22/05 pA1+
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
EPA gives $2.2M for cleanup.
5/10/05 pA17+
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION-LONG
ISLAND SOUND
Beach walk to provide
environmental update on
Long Island Sound. 8/12/05
pA1+
7/22/05 pA10
Get involved or kiss the Sound
good-bye [letter]. 8/20/05
pA10
9/11/05 pA3
More than meets the eye: Tiny
changes show marsh
restoration success [photo].
9/16/05 pA3+
No backsliding allowed in effort
to save Sound [edit]. 12/6/05
pA6
Official outlines Aquarium role
in protecting Sound. 5/13/05
pA3+
Rell pledges $2M for Sound
restoration. 12/7/05 pA1+
ENYEART, STACY
EPPS, ANTHONY
[photo]. 9/24/05 pA15+
90
EPPS, ERICA
2/16/05 pA3+
EPPS, WILLIE
pB2
Bears break through: Floody,
Spencer lead Norwalk past
McMahon for first time since
1999 [photo]. 11/26/05 pA9+
EPSTEIN, MIKE
5/17/05 pA13
EQUUS FOUNDATION INC.
$150,000 [photo]. 9/1/05 pC3
Riding high: Top equestrians
will saddle up to support
EQUUS Foundation [photo].
12/29/05 pC3
ERIKSEN, BEATRIX
5/13/05 pA19+
ERLENGER, RICHARD
3/31/05 pC8
ERNST, JOHN
pA12
EROTOPOULOS, JIM
ERRGONG-WEIDER, REV.
GREGORY
Economic chairwoman resigns.
9/15/05 pA1+
ERRICO, MELISSA
Gold at the end of the
'Rainbow' [photo]. 6/23/05
pB1+
ERRICO, MICHAEL E.
7/15/05 pA3+
ERRICO, MICHAEL E.
(Continued)
pA4
ESCALANTE, VALENTIA
5/28/05 pA1+
ESCHERT, KEITH
pA18
ESPADA, ANGEL
4/27/05 pB1+
ESPOSITO, FRANK AND
ARIA
Dream blossoms into reality:
Tradition of flowers arrives in
pA21
ESPOSITO, LINDSAY
Norwalk councilman delights
kids as Santa [photo].
12/21/05 pA1+
ESPOSITO, WILL
Bears of an effort for Norwalk
[photo]. 2/13/05 pB1+
ESPOSITO'S FLORIST
pA21
ESSIG, ROBERT
Sounds of the season:
Silvermine Elementary
School holds its annual
Holiday concert [photo with
ESSOYAN, DEREK
All-Area Boys Tennis 2005
pA16
Cardinals down Staples
[photo]. 6/1/05 pA13+
Staples, Weston pursuing titles
[photo]. 4/7/05 pA11+
ETHICS, POLITICS SEE
POLITICAL ETHICS
ETHIER, HEATHER
Network connections: Local
businesses meet, greet at
Chamber expo [photo].
3/24/05 pA1+
ETIENNE, LISA
Etienne leaving Penn St. 4/1/05
pA13+
Etienne waits for her day at
Penn State [photo]. 3/8/05
pA9
EVADING RESPONSIBILITYNORWALK
EVANS, DAVID
Remembering Pearl Harbor
[photo]. 12/7/05 pA1+
EVANS, LUCY LEE
Supporters, opponents spar
over Merritt overhaul: Rell to
decide if interchange project
a go [photo]. 4/6/05 pA1+
EVANS, MIKE
Weston’s Evans doing his part
in Northern Ireland. 12/22/05
pA11+
EVENING WOMEN'S CLUB
OF NORWALK
With all their hearts [photo with
Putting their hearts into it:
Norwalk women hold Heart
Ball fund-raiser [photo].
2/20/05 pA1+
Unsung heroes, heart ball,
teachers all win bouquets
[edit]. 3/12/05 pA10
Visit from Santa and the Mrs.
pA4
EVERETT, ELIJAH
Warriors down Bears [photo].
12/17/05 pA15+
EVIDENCE, CRIMINAL
8/22/05 pA1+
EWELL, REV. ROOSEVELT
EX-CONVICTS-SERVICES
FOR
pA3+
Justice Sunday honors King Jr.
1/10/05 pA1+
91
'Leap of Faith': Personal
journey leads to creation of
Norwalk ministry [photo].
3/11/05 pA1+
1/17/05 pA1+
New program seeks hundreds
of mentors. 2/10/05 pA5
EXCHANGE CLUB OF
NORWALK, INC.
In brief: Webster, Exchange
Club give $2,500. 6/23/05
pC1
Congregations, Exchange Club
pA12
pA3
Exchange Club provides
warmth in winter cold [edit].
2/5/05 pA10
6/4/05 pA10
Norwalk showmobile nears end
of journey. 7/23/05 pA3
A warm gift for chilly days
pC3
EXECUTIVES, TRAINING OF
Corporate coach: Entrepreneur
coaches the execs [photo].
4/27/05 pC1+
Executive resolutions for
getting off to a fast start.
1/1/05 pA19
EXHIBITIONS-WILTON
pA1+
EXPLOSIONS-NORWALK
Explosion closes busy corner:
Underground electrical fire
leads to evacuations [photo].
12/23/05 pA1+
EYDT, ANN
EZZES, STEVEN
Ezzes set to resign on June 1.
5/21/05 pA3+
F
F & G CONSTRUCTION INC.
DMV puts brakes on six trucks.
8/25/05 pA1+
FABER, EVAN
It's cool in the pool [photo with
FABIAN, CHRISTINA
[photo]. 1/14/05 pA13+
St. Joseph tallied in its last atbat to oust Norwalk. 5/24/05
pA9+
FABRIZIO, LACEY
7/20/05 pA19+
FACTSET RESEARCH
SYSTEMS
In brief: FactSet announces
2nd-quarter results. 3/23/05
pA22
In brief: FactSet announces
quarterly dividend. 5/17/05
pA19
In brief: FactSet founder's
estate sells stock. 9/29/05
pC1
In brief: FactSet releases first
quarter results. 12/21/05 pA21
In brief: FactSet to acquire
StreamVPN stock. 7/29/05
pA19
teams with Reuters. 7/12/05
pA19
FAGAN, SARAH
pA13+
FAILURE TO APPEARNORWALK
12/16/05 pA5, 12/10/05 pA4,
12/3/05 pA4, 11/18/05 pA4,
11/15/05 pA4, 11/11/05 pA4,
11/9/05 pA4, 11/8/05 pA4,
11/4/05 pA4, 11/3/05 pA10,
11/2/05 pA4, 10/29/05 pA7,
10/28/05 pA4, 10/26/05 pA4,
10/22/05 pA4, 10/19/05 pA4,
10/18/05 pA4, 10/14/05 pA4,
10/12/05 pA4, 10/9/05 pA4,
9/22/05 pA4, 9/17/05 pA4,
9/15/05 pA4, 9/14/05 pA4,
8/29/05 pA4, 8/22/05 pA4,
8/15/05 pA4, 8/13/05 pA4,
8/12/05 pA4, 8/9/05 pA4,
7/20/05 pA4, 7/15/05 pA4,
7/14/05 pA4, 7/13/05 pA4,
7/9/05 pA5, 7/8/05 pA4,
7/7/05 pA4, 7/4/05 pA23,
7/1/05 pA4, 6/30/05 pA4,
6/28/05 pA4, 6/24/05 pA4,
6/23/05 pA4, 6/17/05 pA4,
6/16/05 pA4, 6/11/05 pA4,
6/10/05 pA4, 6/4/05 pA4,
6/3/05 pA8, 5/27/05 pA4,
5/19/05 pA4, 5/18/05 pA4,
5/12/05 pA4, 5/7/05 pA4,
4/27/05 pA4, 4/26/05 pA4,
4/23/05 pA5, 4/15/05 pA4,
4/8/05 pA4, 4/6/05 pA4,
3/23/05 pA4, 2/15/05 pA4,
2/13/05 pA5, 2/12/05 pA4,
2/11/05 pA4, 2/9/05 pA4
FAILURE TO INSURE A
PRIVATE MOTOR VEHICLE
-NORWALK
FAILURE TO KEEP A
PRESCRIPTION DRUG IN
ITS ORIGINAL CONTAINER
-NORWALK
FAILURE TO PAY OR PLEADNORWALK
5/19/05 pA4, 5/7/05 pA4
FAILURE TO
RESPOND/INFRACTIONNORWALK
8/22/05 pA4
92
FAILURE TO VERIFY A
CHANGE OF ADDRESS AS
A SEX OFFENDER NORWALK
FAIR HOUSING ACT
Accessibility law's aims
FAIRFIELD COUNTY BANK
CORP.
pC1
12/23/05 pC1+
In brief: Cranbury bank adds
drive-up window. 8/4/05 pC1
In brief: Fairfield County Bank
to give $50,000. 9/7/05 pA23
FOUNDATION
(ORGANIZATION)
Foundation aids women with
children without home. 7/7/05
pC3+
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
BUSINESS JOURNAL
Awards recognize top young
business leaders. 12/6/05
pC5+
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
CHILDREN’S CHOIR
The young sound [photo with
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
$25,000 grant will benefit girls
program. 6/23/05 pC3+
$30,000 grant won by housing
program. 6/26/05 pA3+
$30,000 grant. 1/20/05 pC2
Foundation helps fund
vocational program. 2/17/05
pC3+
Foundation singled out for
honor. 5/12/05 pC3+
Grant opens door for affordable
housing project. 7/1/05 pB1
Grants for girls: 3 Norwalk
agencies were among the
recipients [photo]. 4/26/05
pA3+
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
(Continued)
Speaker: Equality possible,
difficult. 10/21/05 pA1+
FAIRFIELD COUNTYECONOMIC CONDITIONS
1/20/05 pA1+
CBIA taking pulse of
businesses in county.
9/20/05 pC1+
County's office market rises
slightly in 2004. 1/11/05 pA18
Full interchange crucial part of
gridlock answer [edit].
2/27/05 pC8
Is our Fairfield County heading
for poorhouse? [edit].
12/15/05 pA8
Outlook 2005: Robust economy
demands a transportation
resolution [photo]. 2/23/05
pB1+
Panel will examine economic
state of county. 10/22/05
pA21
State traffic problems, solutions
highlighted at forum. 12/8/05
pA3
SWRPA urged to keep up
Super 7 pressure. 11/3/05
pA3+
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA19+
Traffic tops the list: Ranked as
top advantage and challenge
to area business [photo].
12/30/05 pC1+
FAIRFIELD COUNTYHISTORY
'The village of the damned'
recounts significant Fairfield
County history. 9/18/05 pC1+
FAIRFIELD COUNTY LABOR
COUNCIL (ORGANIZATION)
In brief: Locals honored by
Labor Council. 12/20/05 pA19
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK SEE
CORP.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
WOMENS CENTER
NCC womens center faces
uncertain future. 12/7/05 pA1+
FALCIONE, PETER
Staying afloat: MS, eviction
can't stop Norwalk store
owner [photo]. 1/14/05 pB1+
FALCONE, HARRY
FALCONE, JOSEPHINE
MIGLIOCCIO
Reunion attendees come from
15 states [photo]. 9/11/05 pA5
FALCONE, JULIE
Happy grads [photo with
FALCONE, MICHELLE
pA3+
FALSE PERSONATIONCONNECTICUT
[photo]. 11/18/05 pA4
FALSE PERSONATION-LAW
AND LEGISLATION
Identity-theft law to offer
protection next month. 8/3/05
pA3+
FALSE PERSONATIONNORWALK
Scamming seniors: Officer
warns of identity theft [photo].
5/11/05 pA1+
FALSE STATEMENTNORWALK
4/6/05 pA4
FALZOLGHER, DANTE
[photo]. 2/22/05 pA1+
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY INC.
Drawing on experience:
Homeless discover a refuge
in art [photo]. 2/14/05 pA3+
93
Era ends – and one begins: ...
her successor just as
dedicated to social work
[photo]. 6/27/05 pA3+
Era ends – and one begins:
FCA director retiring after a
lifetime helping others
[photo]. 6/27/05 pA3+
Family, children's agency offers
after-school program [photo].
1/5/05 pA3+
Family & Children’s Agency
11/3/05 pC3
FCA receives grant to aid 9/11
families. 2/20/05 pA3+
10/3/05 pA1+
pA3+
pA3+
Success of Project COMPASS
reflects efforts of many
FAMILY CENTER SERVICES
INC.
pC3+
FAMILY REUNIONS
[photo]. 7/5/05 pA1+
FAMILY VIOLENCE
Balance needed in domestic
violence laws [letter]. 4/14/05
pA8
Crisis center tabs Roberts
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA1+
Domestic abuse: Is it any of
your business?
12/22/05 pA1+
Kids often invisible victims of
domestic violence. 10/22/05
pA3+
FAMILY VIOLENCE
(Continued)
More women than men victims
of domestic violence [letter].
4/27/05 pA6
Story on domestic violence
calls for a few corrections
[letter]. 8/21/05 pC6
FAMILY VIOLENCENORWALK
in domestic assault. 12/27/05
pA3
Norwalk court may see
domestic-violence funding.
8/14/05 pA1+
FANG, VANESSA
A food fusion: Restaurant
blends Asian/French cuisines
[photo]. 10/2/05 pD1+
FARAGO, CHANCE
5/13/05 pA19+
FARRAR, BRIANNA
Bake sale for relief [photo with
FARRELL, DENIS
Irish artist featured in NCC
exhibit. 7/10/05 pA1
FARRELL, DIANE GOSS
All’s quiet on future of Farrell
[photo]. 6/30/05 pA1+
Benefits vs. disruptions:
Supporters, opponents
assess Merritt Parkway
proposal [photo]. 3/1/05 pA3+
Farrell poised for congressional
rematch [photo]. 12/12/05
pA1+
Farrell puts job on back burner
to campaign [letter]. 11/6/05
pC7
Farrell says focus on Iraq
diverts resources from war on
terrorism [photo]. 12/3/05
pA3+
Farrell says she’ll give it
another go. 7/14/05 pA3+
Farrell trades town hall for
House bid. 11/22/05 pA1+
Funding sought to hire social
worker for seniors. 5/9/05
pA3+
Happy birthday, Westport
[photo]. 4/28/05 pA1+
9/29/05 pA10
Local Democrats urge labor to
protect Social Security.
9/2/05 pA3+
Positive energy must be kept
during debates. 5/14/05 pA10
Region's leaders to battle feds'
plan for electricity surcharge.
7/29/05 pA6
Selectmen’s stints in public
service far from finished
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA1+
Shays hopeful on Iraq election
after latest visit. 10/13/05
pA3+
Terrorism will be topic for
regional meeting [photo].
2/18/05 pA1+
pA3+
Westport selectwoman’s efforts
are misguided [letter].
10/26/05 pA10
Westport’s new officials sworn
in [photo]. 11/22/05 pA3+
WWII sailors thank Farrell for
support at mini-reunion
[letter]. 12/5/05 pA10
Y’s Men receive annual
Westport, Weston address.
5/20/05 pA3+
FARRIS, ED
FARROW, ANNE
FARROW, CATIE
[photo]. 9/9/05 pA13+
[photo]. 12/10/05 pA15+
[photo]. 11/9/05 pA9+
[photo]. 12/8/05 pA1+
FARROW, NELLIE
pA15
94
6/30/05 pA14
Delivering a dynamic new
dimension: Farrow’s scoring
prowess leads to MVP
season [photo]. 12/16/05
pA13+
pA13+
soccer upsets Ridgefield
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA17
[photo]. 11/8/05 pA9+
10/17/05 pA13+
McMahon's Farrow gets back
in race. 1/19/05 pA13
[photo]. 10/11/05 pA13+
FASHION
11/17/05 pA8
Students right to stage 'girlcott'
11/16/05 pA12
FASKI, BETTY
2/20/05 pA1+
FATA, LOUIE
FAUCHER, RITA CARUSO
FAUGNO, CARMELA CONTE
Faugno birthday [photo].
9/25/05 pC3, 9/4/05 pC3
FAUGNO-FUSCI, DAVID
Eagle Scout’s work greatly
appreciated [letter]. 11/12/05
pA12
FAUGNO-FUSCI, DAVID
(Continued)
A Scouting effort [photo with
FAULKNER, ED
Faulkner may have done his
best coaching [photo].
2/25/05 pA13+
FAY, VALLE W.
‘The Six’ drove SoNo rebirth
[photo]. 11/20/05 pA1+
FAZIO, STEPHANIE
[photo]. 11/9/05 pA9+
6/8/05 pA13+
FCIAC
Area athletes well represented
on All-FCIAC. 3/26/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: FCIAC
seedings set in baseball,
softball. 5/21/05 pA15
Welcome to the new
unimproved FCIAC [photo].
9/15/05 pA13+
FCIAC-BASEBALL
Cards blank Bears. 5/19/05
pA11+
City baseball teams ready to
start anew [photo]. 6/2/05
pA11+
Good game was spoiled by bad
call [photo]. 5/24/05 pA9
[photo]. 5/24/05 pA9+
H.S. Roundup: Senators
pummel Black Knights.
4/21/05 pA16
[photo]. 5/12/05 pA11+
4/3/05 pB1+
[photo]. 5/21/05 pA13+
Six from area named to AllFCIAC first team [photo].
6/21/05 pA9+
pA9+
[photo]. 5/19/05 pA11+
Trumbull takes crown from
Cards. 5/29/05 pB1+
FCIAC-BASKETBALL-BOYS
1/8/05 pA13+
Harding, Trinity Catholic
advance to FCIAC final.
3/3/05 pA13
Hatters handle Norwalk.
1/26/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: McElveen leads
Bears to victory. 1/19/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk nets
third win in row. 2/22/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Wilton finally
nets first win. 1/26/05 pA15
New Canaan shocks Central in
FCIAC quarters. 2/27/05 pB3
[photo]. 2/5/05 pA13+
Pepsi is now the choice for
FCIAC sports [photo]. 3/4/05
pA13+
Salters leads BMHS. 2/5/05
pA13+
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
Seedings set for FCIAC, SWC
boys tourneys. 2/24/05 pA11
[photo]. 1/22/05 pA13+
Senators stay in the running for
playoff spot. 2/23/05 pA13+
Trinity defeats Harding. 3/5/05
pA13+
[photo]. 12/15/05 pA11+
[photo]. 1/5/05 pA13+
[photo]. 1/19/05 pA13+
Wreckers get best of Bears
[photo]. 12/21/05 pA15+
FCIAC-BASKETBALL-GIRLS
Fairfield Warde wears out
H.S. Roundup: FCIAC
Semifinals. 2/23/05 pA15
95
H.S. Roundup: Wreckers draw
No. 4 seed for FCIAC girls
hoop playoffs. 2/17/05 pA14
Lady Wreckers fall to Eagles
[photo]. 2/12/05 pA13+
Trinity trounces Wilton [photo].
1/7/05 pA11+
1/22/05 pA13+
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
1/5/05 pA13+
pA13+
FCIAC-CHEERLEADING
[photo]. 2/6/05 pA1+
FCIAC-CROSS-COUNTRY
RUNNING
Area runners take their mark
[photo]. 9/13/05 pA13+
Lyons satisfied with second;
Staples boys take third
[photo]. 10/21/05 pA13+
Wilton's Lyons leads eight area
athletes on All-FCIAC cross
country team [photo].
12/11/05 pB4
Wreckers, NHS’ Kibbe
triumphant [photo]. 9/28/05
pA15+
FCIAC-FIELD HOCKEY
[photo]. 9/9/05 pA13+
Bears nipped by Cardinals
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA13+
[photo]. 12/10/05 pA15+
Greenwich turns back Warriors
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk field
hockey nets FCIAC fifth seed.
10/29/05 pA17
Westhill 0. 10/30/05 pB2
10/30/05 pB1+
Senators fall to top-seeded
[photo]. 10/27/05 pA11+
FCIAC-FIELD HOCKEY
(Continued)
[photo]. 11/2/05 pA13+
FCIAC-FOOTBALL
’64 Staples backfield back
together again [photo].
5/23/05 pA13+
12/18/05 pB2
pB2
Defense keys early HS grid
pB1
Dream matchup: Top ranked
and undefeated Staples looks
to take down rival Trumbull
for the second time this
pA13+
FCIAC, SWC solve football
nightmares. 1/13/05 pA11+
FCIAC at a Glance [photo with
FCIAC grid season goes down
to wire [photo]. 11/17/05
pA11+
FCIAC needs to examine its
grid format [photo]. 10/27/05
pA11+
FCIAC tougher than ever;
Staples and Greenwich still
teams to beat. 9/15/05 pA16
Levine pulls down MVP
accolades [photo]. 12/18/05
pB1+
Staples has no time to worry
about Ridgefield. 10/28/05
pA13+
Staples marches confidently
into showdown with
Ridgefield. 11/11/05 pA13+
Staples ready for FCIAC
showdown against Trumbull.
10/7/05 pA13+
[photo]. 10/29/05 pA15+
Staples vs. Trumbull? Looks
like the FCIAC got it right
after all [photo]. 11/18/05
pA13+
SWC drops lump of coal in
FCIAC laps. 12/15/05 pA11+
Wrapp attack [photo]. 10/7/05
pA13+
Wreckers clinch berth in FCIAC
[photo]. 10/8/05 pA15+
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA15+
FCIAC-GOLF-BOYS
Boys golf teams tee off [photo].
4/11/05 pA13+
Kahlden takes second at
Holohan. 6/1/05 pA15
Murphy named All-FCIAC.
6/24/05 pA16
Wilton golfers win FCIAC
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA13+
FCIAC-GOLF-GIRLS
Girls golf catching on in only
half the city [photo]. 4/11/05
pA13
H.S. Roundup: Staples third in
FCIACs. 5/26/05 pA13
FCIAC-GYMNASTICS
Staples second among five
[photo]. 2/10/05 pA16
Young Warriors fourth in
FCIAC gymnastics [photo].
2/13/05 pB1+
FCIAC-HOCKEY
CIAC might add division in ice
hockey. 1/27/05 pA11+
[photo]. 2/10/05 pA11+
pA11+
Tough FCIAC play pays off for
Warriors [photo]. 3/10/05
pA9+
12/27/05 pA18
Warriors can't hold off Vikings'
charge. 2/19/05 pA13+
[photo]. 1/30/05 pB1+
FCIAC-INDOOR TRACKATHLETICS
Area athletes chase FCIAC
titles [photo]. 2/4/05 pA13+
Fast finishes add to drama at
track meet. 2/8/05 pA9
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk teams
claim wins: Staples boys take
division. 1/30/05 pB3
[photo]. 2/6/05 pB1+
They're off! [photo with
96
FCIAC-LACROSSE
Area dozen All-FCIAC in
lacrosse. 6/26/05 pB2
FCIAC-LACROSSE-BOYS
[photo]. 6/1/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: Darien 11, New
Canaan 6. 6/3/05 pA17
McMahon is aiming high
[photo]. 4/6/05 pA13+
Norwalk doused by Wave.
5/28/05 pA15+
5/28/05 pA15+
Warriors edged by feisty Rams
[photo]. 6/1/05 pA13+
Warriors overpower Greenwich
[photo]. 5/28/05 pA15+
FCIAC-LACROSSE-GIRLS
pA16
[photo]. 5/27/05 pA13+
Warriors complete trifecta.
5/7/05 pA13+
FCIAC-SOCCER-BOYS
Bears, Wreckers in title hunt
[photo]. 9/11/05 pB1+
McMahon 1. 10/12/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Staples boys
net key win. 10/12/05 pA15
pA13+
Norwalk ‘mist-ifies’ Ridgefield
[photo]. 10/12/05 pA13+
Rams boot Bears from FCIACs
[photo]. 11/3/05 pA11+
Seven area players All-FCIAC.
12/7/05 pA13
[photo]. 9/14/05 pA15+
FCIAC-SOCCER-GIRLS
Area stars dominate All-FCIAC.
12/8/05 pA11+
Black Knights blank Norwalk
[photo]. 10/25/05 pA15+
FCIAC, SWC set pace in girls
soccer [photo]. 10/19/05 pA15
pA13+
FCIAC-SOCCER-GIRLS
(Continued)
claim first state tournament
berth. 10/19/05 pA17
[photo]. 10/19/05 pA15+
Wilton girls showed heart of
champion [photo]. 11/9/05
pA9+
pA15+
Wilton routs Cadets. 11/3/05
pA11+
FCIAC-SOFTBALL
[photo]. 4/4/05 pA13+
Bears blank Wilton. 5/21/05
pA13+
Bears bow [photo with caption].
5/29/05 pA1
[photo]. 5/29/05 pB1+
Bears knock off top-seeded
Black Knights. 5/27/05 pA13+
Bears rally to beat Blue Wave
[photo]. 5/7/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: Aloise twirls twohitter to lead Bears to victory.
4/14/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: FCIAC
Quarterfinals; Trumbull 3,
Staples 0. 5/24/05 pA11
McMahon duo leads All-FCIAC
selections. 6/22/05 pA13+
McMahon’s 10-game win
streak halted by Eagles.
5/19/05 pA11+
McMahon's title bid ended by
Trumbull. 5/27/05 pA13+
Pitchers still hold key in FCIAC
softball [photo]. 4/6/05 pA13
A seventh-inning rally gave
NHS its win over St. Joseph
[photo]. 5/24/05 pA9+
Timely hits lift Senators past
Westhill. 5/24/05 pA9+
FCIAC-SWIMMING
Six area swimmers chosen AllFCIAC. 12/17/05 pA19
FCIAC-SWIMMING-BOYS
H.S. Roundup: Freshmen lead
Norwalk to first victory of
season. 1/22/05 pA15
Norwalk swims to ninth place.
3/4/05 pA16
[photo]. 1/20/05 pA11+
FCIAC-SWIMMING-GIRLS
[photo]. 9/8/05 pA9+
Cardinals top improved Bears
[photo]. 9/29/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk girls
splash Warde. 10/8/05 pA17
Staples’ Smith breaks through;
Wilton takes fourth [photo].
11/6/05 pB1+
Wreckers hold Norwalk at bay
[photo]. 10/13/05 pA13+
FCIAC-TENNIS
Nine area competitors net AllFCIAC tennis accolades.
6/23/05 pA9+
FCIAC-TENNIS-BOYS
[photo]. 6/1/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: Wreckers reach
FCIAC tennis final. 5/26/05
pA13
[photo]. 4/7/05 pA11+
FCIAC-TENNIS-GIRLS
Numbers, optimism rise at
Norwalk, McMahon. 4/8/05
pA13+
FCIAC-TRACK-ATHLETICS
FCIAC track hampered by
conditions [photo]. 5/31/05
pB1+
5/25/05 pA13+
Track teams often change by
FCIAC-TRACK-ATHLETICSGIRLS
Norwalk’s Brown named AllFCIAC in girls track. 6/17/05
pA16
FCIAC-VOLLEYBALL-BOYS
H.S. Roundup: FCIAC
Semfinals: Staples 3, St.
Joseph 0. 5/24/05 pA11
5/26/05 pA11+
FCIAC-VOLLEYBALL-GIRLS
H.S. Roundup: Warriors serve
up win against Bears. 10/6/05
pA13
10/22/05 pA15+
97
Team play nets Staples solid
pA15+
Volleyball season gets under
way [photo]. 9/14/05 pA15+
[photo]. 10/4/05 pA11+
Wreckers brush aside Cadets
in semifinal matchup. 11/2/05
pA13+
Wreckers fail to halt surging
Blue Wave. 11/4/05 pA13+
Wreckers gain revenge with
victory over Vikes. 10/29/05
pA15+
FCIAC-WRESTLING
Area wrestlers set for
championship weekend.
2/11/05 pA13+
[photo]. 2/13/05 pB1+
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA9+
How the NHS wrestling team
nearly knocked off Danbury
[photo]. 2/11/05 pA13+
wrestlers collect eight win.
1/20/05 pA14
This year’s Hatters may be
best ever [photo]. 2/18/05
pA16
FEATHERSTONE, REID
All-Area Boys Lacrosse 2005
pA16
[photo]. 6/22/05 pA1+
[photo]. 6/14/05 pA15+
FEDERAL EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT AGENCY
SEE FEMA
FEDERAL ENERGY
REGULATORY
COMMISSION (FERC)
pA3+
FERC hobbles with unfair
pricing setup [edit]. 3/27/05
pC6
[edit]. 1/18/05 pA6
FEDERICI, MICHAEL
FEDERICO, ALYONA AND
LUDA
8/13/05 pA3+
FEDOR, ANDREW
Soaring through the air [photo
FEEL I SHOULD HELP SEE
FISH
FEIGENBAUM, ANDY
10/17/05 pA13+
FEIGENBAUM, JAMES M.
10/24/05 pA8+
FEINBERG, JEFFREY A.
9/17/05 pA17
FEINER, BETSY
FEINMAN, LORA
12/21/05 pA21
FELLER, BOB
FELSHER, ANDREW
14-year-olds rout Trumbull in
tourney opener [photo].
7/10/05 pB1+
FEMA
Cities will get needed aid for
snow removal costs [edit].
2/23/05 pA10
Grant is good for 1,060 smoke
detectors. 7/29/05 pA3+
FEMALE JUVENILE
DELINQUENTS
Forum to focus on violence,
gang behavior among girls.
9/29/05 pA3+
FEOLA, LUCA
1/12/05 pA3+
FERA, SGT. NICHOLAS
pA1+
FERAL, PRISCILLA
Recipe for change: Vegan
cookbook aims to instill
respect for life [photo]. 8/1/05
pA3+
FERENTZY, JEN GRISE
JenFest fund-raiser set. 9/9/05
pA3+
FERERO, JEANNIE
A dash of caring: Malta House
celebrates Thanksgiving
[photo]. 11/25/05 pA1+
FERGUSON, BRIT
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA13+
FERGUSON, JOHN AND TIM
Post-holiday cold not expected
to stay long [photo]. 11/25/05
pA1+
FERGUSON, NICHOLAS
Hands-on learning [photo with
FERNBERG, LAUREN
FERRANTE, DOMINIC
Giving thanks for generosity
[letter]. 11/28/05 pA10
FERRIES-CONNECTICUT
State looks to water to solve
traffic congestion. 8/8/05
pA3+
FERRIS, ASHLEY
Talent on display [photo with
FERRIS, LYN
City woman devastated by car
burglary damage [photo].
12/28/05 pA3+
FERRO, FRANK
Library not ready to write off
youth program. 2/20/05 pA3+
FESTA, ANNETTE G.
pA3+
98
FESTIVAL ITALIANO
Festival ... Italian Style [photo
Festival has many years left,
director says. 7/3/05 pA3
Volunteer data, city flag
display, festival all winners
[edit]. 7/9/05 pA10
FESTIVAL OF WORDSNORWALK
Festival will present a world of
words [letter]. 3/24/05 pA8
Festival’s organizers honor
those who made it happen.
6/5/05 pA3+
'Fire' coming to city festival.
4/8/05 pA3+
Having fun with words [photo].
4/10/05 pA1+
NCC preps for second Words
Fest. 3/13/05 pA3
Reading project aims at
building community
connections. 3/27/05 pA3+
FESTO, JODY
FF REALTY (FIRM)
Committee eyes Pepperidge
Farm plans. 3/11/05 pA1+
Conservation panel wants
more buffers by apartments.
5/26/05 pA3+
Deadline nearing for luxury
Pepperidge Farm request is
rejected. 2/3/05 pA1
FIALLOS, DOLORES
Gotta dance! [photo with
FIBER OPTICS
Installation of fiber-optic
network for city begins.
8/9/05 pA1+
Norwalk takes step into modern
age of communications [edit].
8/12/05 pA10
FICO, KEVIN
12/18/05 pB2
McMahon in loss to
pB1+
FICO, KEVIN (Continued)
[photo]. 5/24/05 pA9+
[photo]. 4/12/05 pA13+
Old friends meet again [photo].
10/21/05 pA13+
[photo]. 9/17/05 pA13+
Resilient Senators hold on
against Greenwich [photo].
5/3/05 pA13+
pA13+
4/10/05 pB1+
FIELD, DANTE AND ROE
Arts alive in SoNo! Annual
celebration in full swing
[photo]. 8/7/05 pA1+
FIELD, MUZZY
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA13+
FIELD HOCKEY-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
Staples’ Baxter nets MVP
award [photo]. 12/14/05
pA15+
FILLEY, MARIAN
4/6/05 pA17
FILTERING SEE COMPUTER
NETWORKS-SECURITY
MEASURES
FILTHY FIVE SEE ELECTRIC
POWER PLANTSENVIRONMENTAL
ASPECTS
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
FOUNDATION
King of the ledgers: DeSantis
to lead accounting foundation
[photo]. 11/2/05 pA19+
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
STANDARDS BOARD SEE
FASB
FINDLAY, MIMI
Museum supporters get a
foretaste of garden show
[photo]. 4/30/05 pA1+
FINE, BEN
All-Area Boys Soccer 2005
pA18
Trojans repel feisty Cougars
[photo]. 10/20/05 pA11+
FINE, JONATHAN
Doctor with AmeriCares back
home from Big Easy. 9/8/05
pA7
Doctor with AmeriCares heads
home to Big Easy. 9/7/05
pA1+
Healing hands reach across
world: Norwalk Hospital
physician brings aid to
survivors of quake disaster
[photo]. 1/13/05 pA3+
Scope of Katrina leaves all of
us numb, in shock [edit].
9/2/05 pA8
FINGERPRINTS
Fingerprinting revolution:
Machine helps agencies
share info [photo]. 4/27/05
pA1+
FINK, ANNE
Santa sale [photo with caption].
11/13/05 pA3
FINN, WHITNEY
8/5/05 pB11+
FINNEGAN, MARY
Crossing paths: Rowaytonites
up in arms over possible path
change [photo]. 2/9/05 pA1+
FIORE, JOHN
FIORITO, VIKKI
[photo]. 10/25/05 pA15+
FIRE DETECTORS
FIRE ENGINES
Flying high: Fire department
gets truck with 100-foot
ladder [photo]. 7/21/05 pA1+
FIRE PREVENTION
99
Fire underlines the value of
smoke alarms [edit]. 11/1/05
pA10
Norwalk fire marshal: Better
watch out when decorating
for the holiday season.
12/3/05 pA1+
Parents urged not to overlook
fire safety message for kids.
6/16/05 pA3+
Some words of caution for
holiday decorators [edit].
12/8/05 pA8
FIREARMS
Evidence found in chase case.
5/26/05 pA1+
Police: City teen had rifle for
retaliation against group.
4/13/05 pA4
1/4/05 pA4
Roodner Court commotion:
Police apprehend Norwalk
teen with rifle [photo]. 4/12/05
pA1
FIREARMS-NORWALK
4 arrested as police seize gun,
marijuana. 9/24/05 pA1
Bullets, magazine discovered.
7/22/05 pA3+
Cops remove 33 firearms from
home. 7/27/05 pA1+
Drugs, gun discovered in West
Main St. home. 5/5/05 pA1+
Girl, 16, pistol whipped near
school. 11/1/05 pA1
Gun charges for 2 Stamford
men. 9/20/05 pA1
Gun found in Rowayton tied to
burglary. 6/14/05 pA1+
Marijuana, gun lead to arrests
of couple. 4/19/05 pA3
Norwalk man answers doorbell
with gun. 3/8/05 pA3
Norwalk man in court dispute
held on federal gun charges.
7/2/05 pA1+
Police investigate possible gun
link to gangs. 5/4/05 pA1+
Shooting victim pleads not
guilty to gun charges. 8/27/05
pA1+
Teen pulls pistol on other teen.
6/15/05 pA3+
A weapon nest: Cashe of guns
found in Norwalk [photo].
4/1/05 pA1+
FIREFIGHTERS-NORWALK
4 enter ranks of city’s Bravest:
Chief tells new firefighters:
you are joining a family
[photo]. 10/8/05 pA3+
4 new firefighters hired. 7/6/05
pA1+
pA10
City firefighters ought to give
the mayor a break [letter].
10/27/05 pA8
City firefighters treated like
second-class citizens [letter].
10/5/05 pA10
City should show appreciation
to firefighters [letter].
10/19/05 pA12
Congrats! [letter]. 11/13/05 pC8
pA6
Fire contract negotiations
should not have been
politicized [letter]. 11/27/05
pC8
8/29/05 pA3+
Firefighter withdraws
resignation. 8/20/05 pA3+
Firefighters are owed an
apology [letter]. 12/17/05
pA12
T [photo]. 9/17/05 pA1
Firefighters entitled to contract,
fair compensation [letter].
10/28/05 pA10
Firefighters protest no contract
[photo]. 3/22/05 pA1+
Firefighters put themselves in
harm’s way for all of us
[letter]. 11/11/05 pA10
Firefighters to raise fundraising goals. 3/3/05 pC3
Firefighters' wives reply to letter
writer's comments [letter].
12/19/05 pA10
Injured firefighter should have
been front-page news [letter].
9/1/05 pA6
Knopp should do something
good for the firefighters
[letter]. 11/4/05 pA10
Knopp's dispute with fire union
10/10/05 pA10
Knopp’s treatment of city’s
10/9/05 pC9
Knopp's words about
firefighters inappropriate
[letter]. 10/26/05 pA10
Mayor owes Norwalk Fire
Department an apology
[letter]. 10/27/05 pA8
[letter]. 11/4/05 pA11
Mayor’s talk angers union.
10/21/05 pA1+
Monsignor marks anniversary
pC3
No mere sleigh for Santa:
Firefighters play Santa for
MDA [photo]. 12/9/05 pA3
Norwalk needs leadership from
this mayor [letter]. 10/22/05
pA12
1/12/05 pA3+
8/11/05 pA3+
2/8/05 pA3+
Road to recovery: Firefighter
hurt in blaze looks forward to
returning to work [photo].
12/3/05 pA1+
Stew’s comes to rescue of
Station 4. 6/27/05 pA1+
Suspended firefighter arrested.
4/23/05 pA3
Suspended Norwalk firefighter
to ask to return to work
[photo]. 6/15/05 pA5
FIRES-NORWALK
2-alarm blaze ravages home:
Fire labeled suspicious, no
injuries reported [photo].
2/13/05 pA1
All that's left: Neighbors rescue
woman after house catches
fire [photo]. 2/26/05 pA1+
Area commuters delayed by
100
Basement blaze renders home
uninhabitable [photo].
11/17/05 pA3+
Blaze at former rehab center
still being investigated.
8/11/05 pA3
Blaze chars Norwalk home
[photo]. 10/27/05 pA1+
Blaze leaves 15 homeless
pA23
Busy days for the Bravest:
Heartbreak all that's left after
inferno claims church [photo].
3/18/05 pA1+
Busy days for the Bravest:
Mistaken report of trapped
victim spurs extensive search
[photo]. 3/18/05 pA1+
Cause of Sunset fire not
known. 11/12/05 pA1+
Clinton Ave. fire displaces 4
people. 8/10/05 pA1
Duel with inferno: General
alarm fire guts vacant house
owned by YMCA [photo].
8/20/05 pA1+
Elderly woman burned in fire at
her home. 1/15/05 pA1
Explosion closes busy corner:
Underground electrical fire
leads to evacuations [photo].
12/23/05 pA1+
Fire at home in foreclosure
investigated. 5/1/05 pA5
Fire damages activists’ home:
Courage to Speak founders
flee flames, smoke [photo].
6/10/05 pA1+
Fire guts Roodner Ct. apt.
9/2/05 pA7
Fire guts Sunset Grille: Owners
‘devastated’ by destruction
[photo]. 10/13/05 pA1+
Fire inspectors investigate
cause of blaze [photo].
8/23/05 pA1+
Fire leaves families homeless
[photo]. 12/26/05 pA1
Fire official: House fires not
connected. 2/16/05 pA3
Fire underlines the value of
smoke alarms [edit]. 11/1/05
pA10
8/29/05 pA3+
FIRES-NORWALK (Continued)
Fire's out [photo with caption].
8/27/05 pA3
Foul play ruled out in Brien
McMahon High School
Dumpster fires. 8/11/05 pA3+
Garage damaged in Norwalk
blaze [photo]. 4/28/05 pA6
Heating malfunction causes
evacuation of NHS
classroom. 2/10/05 pA4
Home fire likely result of arson.
2/8/05 pA4
House fire remains under
investigation [photo].
10/29/05 pA3+
Lightning strikes Chestnut Hill
Morning fire damages Norwalk
Norwalker uses blaze to kill
self. 5/22/05 pA1
Roodner Court blaze guts
apartment [photo with
Safe and sound: 2 firefighters
injured in cat rescue [photo].
1/28/05 pA3+
Saving history: Firefighters'
quick action saves 19thcentury Silvermine home
[photo]. 8/27/05 pA1+
That’s some kind of hot rod
pA1
Totaled: General alarm blaze
destroys building [photo].
3/17/05 pA1+
Truck catches fire; owners flee.
8/4/05 pA1+
Truck fire snarls I-95 traffic
pA1
Two fires erupt in Norwalk.
9/16/05 pA1+
FIRES-WESTPORT
Cause of home blaze not
known. 3/22/05 pA4
Firefighters douse flames at 2
homes being remodeled.
4/17/05 pA3
News briefs: Fire at Derma
Clinic. 12/24/05 pA3
No injuries in Westport blaze.
4/26/05 pA4
Woman escapes Westport
blaze. 3/18/05 pA5
FIRES-WILTON
Parking garage fire totals cars.
7/29/05 pA9
FIRESTONE, ANDREW
‘Bachelor’ star turns in another
vintage performance [photo].
4/24/05 pA3+
FIRESTONE, DIANA
8/3/05 pA19+
FIREWORKS
Officials: Don’t get burned;
Public warned fireworks not
worth the risks [photo]. 7/1/05
pA1+
[edit]. 7/2/05 pA10
FIRST AVIATION SERVICES
In brief: First Aviation logs
17.5% revenue jump. 5/5/05
pC1
In brief: Westport company
announces profits. 12/16/05
pC9
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH ON THE GREEN
Gospel shindig marks center’s
anniversary [photo]. 10/17/05
pA1+
He's going 'home': Hundreds
pay respects to the Rev.
Yordon [photo]. 9/4/05 pA1+
Jazz concert celebrates
minister’s life [photo].
11/19/05 pA3+
Local church hosts anti war
protest [photo]. 10/27/05 pA1+
Rev. Yordon leaving the pulpit
[photo]. 1/28/05 pA1+
FIRST COUNTY BANK
FOUNDATION
(ORGANIZATION)
In brief: First County Bank tabs
grant recipients. 6/23/05 pC1
FIRST UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Church dinner serves up
fellowship, fund-rasing.
1/29/05 pA3+
FISCHETTI, DR. BARBARA
6/24/05 pB9+
101
FISH, RABBI RON AND HANI
Festival of lights gets brighter:
Menorah lighting marks end
of food drive [photo].
12/27/05 pA1+
[photo]. 6/16/05 pC4
FISHER, DON
FISHER, JANET
Safe at home: Dog rescued
from riverbank hole after
going missing for 11 days
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA3+
FISHER, RYAN
FISHES-DISEASES
Dead fish odor may hurt
business [letter]. 9/13/05
pA10
Summer fish kill to cause
lingering odor. 8/31/05 pA3
Summer heat takes toll of fish
[photo]. 8/30/05 pA3+
FISHING
Fishing Plus, column by Dick
Alley. every Sunday
A fishy situation [photo with
Passing on the love of fishing
pA13
FISHMAN, JON
Sisca leads Trojans past
Immaculate [photo]. 1/29/05
pA15+
FITCH HOUSE SEE SLOANRAYMOND-FITCH HOUSEWILTON
FITCH SCHOOL/LEA MANOR
PROPERTY-NORWALK
Health care experts should
survey Fitch School site
[letter]. 7/27/05 pA10
7/14/05 pA1+
7/11/05 pA3+
FITCHETT, MAURICA
pA11
FITNESS CENTERS SEE
PHYSICAL FITNESS
CENTERS
FITZGERALD, BRIAN
[photo]. 8/26/05 pA23
FITZGERALD, JIM
In brief: Wachovia executive
picked for heart walk. 7/20/05
pA19
FITZGERALD, KATHLEEN
Power of the female spirit:
Author tells of ‘ordinary’
women, extraordinary lives
[photo]. 5/2/05 pA3+
FLAG DAY
Celebrating Flag Day [photo
Flag Day often overlooked on
our calendar [edit]. 6/14/05
pA12
FLAGS
City’s display of U.S. flags at
Main and Wall St. a disgrace
[letter]. 10/16/05 pC9
Norwalk woman flies flag with
pride [photo]. 9/11/05 pA1+
pA3+
FLAGS-DESECRATION
Effects of flag desecration law
would be unpredictable
[letter]. 7/11/05 pA10
FLANAGAN, ALI
FLANAGAN, BROOKE
[photo]. 11/12/05 pA15+
FLEMING, AFTON
12/13/05 pA13
FLIERS, ADVERTISING SEE
ADVERTISING FLIERS
FLIGHTS AROUND THE
WORLD
Round-the-world flight a solo
accomplishment [edit]. 3/8/05
pA6
FLOOD INSURANCE SEE
INSURANCE, FLOOD
FLOODS-NORWALK
50 years ago, weather's mark
left on state [edit]. 8/21/05
pC6
About floods, courage and
senior nights [photo].
10/28/05 pA13+
City officials look to future of
Wall Street area [photo].
10/13/05 pC3+
Covering the crisis: Reporters
rally despite flooded
pressroom [photo]. 10/13/05
pC3
Five decades ago the face of
Norwalk became a memory
[edit]. 10/16/05 pC8
Flood of emotions: Survivors
relive ’55 disaster at museum
event [photo]. 6/9/05 pA1+
A flood of memories: Norwalk
society to commemorate
Flood of '55 [photo]. 2/2/05
pA3+
High-water mark: Past, future
mingle at Wall Street event
[photo]. 10/16/05 pA1+
Letter from the Mayor. 10/13/05
pC3
Museum’s exhibit recalls
destruction of Oct. ’55 flood
[edit]. 6/21/05 pA6
New booklet brings flood of
memories. 7/15/05 pA3+
Norwalk remembers
destructive ’55 flood [photo].
10/3/05 pA1+
Norwalk to commemorate
anniversary 'Flood of 1955'
[photo]. 10/13/05 pC4
October 15, 1955: rains plunge
city into crisis [photo].
10/13/05 pC1+
Overdue bouquet, carpentry
class, students winners [edit].
10/15/05 pA10
Rains reaching critical mass in
pA1+
Rebuilding plans: Blending old,
new. 10/13/05 pC3+
Street flooding causes traffic
snarls. 12/8/05 pA3
Visitors step back in time at
Flood of 1955 exhibit [letter].
10/7/05 pA10
7/7/05 pA1+
102
When a river changed a city:
‘Angry Waters’ exhibit recalls
historic Flood of 1955 [photo].
6/3/05 pA3+
FLOODY, JUSTIN
12/18/05 pB2
Another hard-luck loss for
Brown [photo]. 5/14/05 pA13+
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA13+
5/5/05 pA11+
Eagles too much for Norwalk
[photo]. 9/17/05 pA13+
11/12/05 pA15+
Patterson, Stamford too much
for Bears [photo]. 10/16/05
pB1+
4/10/05 pB1+
FLORISTS-NORWALK
[photo]. 2/9/05 pA18+
pA21
Florists prepping for moms.
5/7/05 pA18+
FLORISTS-WILTON
In brief: Wilton flower shops
consolidate businesses.
11/13/05 pC5
FLUDD, GEORGE R.
10/24/05 pA8+
FLUDD, KENNETH
Gunshots prompt 3 arrests
[photo]. 11/28/05 pA1+
FLYNN, LARRY
12/19/05 pA1+
FLYNN, STEPHEN
Residents hear author speak
about 'phony' war on terror
[photo]. 3/18/05 pA3+
FLYNN, TIMOTHY P.
12/30/05 pC1
FODIMAN, ALLI
12/8/05 pA11+
FODOR FARM-NORWALK
Committee set to evaluate
Fodor Farm’s historical value.
11/2/05 pA1+
Council approves Fodor Farm
committee. 9/28/05 pA14
Council panel backs Fodor
Farm historic site. 9/16/05
pA3+
Council panel weighs future of
Fodor Farm [edit]. 9/27/05
pA10
Panel to study creating Fodor
Farm historic district. 9/13/05
pA3+
FOGEL, RICHARD AND
AARON
A gift for the hospital [photo
FOLEY, EILEEN
Wilton teacher tabbed to
receive honor as outstanding
educator. 5/11/05 pA3+
FOLEY, GARETH
FOLEY, GERALD
Council gives nod to Foley.
8/10/05 pA12
Council will act on purchasing
agent post Tuesday. 8/8/05
pA3+
FOLEY, MICHAEL
10/14/05 pA10
8/10/05 pA12
FOLEY, PATRICK
Showstopper: New uniforms
arrive in time for BMHS band
pA3+
FOLGER, EDWARD
Shooting victim remembered at
funeral: 46-year-old man's
ashes will be sent to his
homeland [photo]. 4/26/05
pA1+
FONG, KELLY
[photo]. 3/3/05 pC4
FONTAINE, TERRY
FONTI, JON
[photo]. 9/18/05 pA1+
FOOD BANK OF LOWER
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
(ORGANIZATION)
3,000 pounds of food [photo
With donations down, Food
Bank on a quest for turkeys
[photo]. 11/16/05 pA3+
FOOD BANKS-NORWALK
1/12/05 pA3+
Parishioners donate record
amount of food [photo].
3/14/05 pA3+
pA1
FOOD STAMPS
Food stamps going unclaimed
by many who are eligible.
4/5/05 pA3+
FOOTBALL-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
pB1+
Norwalkers shine at KLHT
pB6
Six area players named All
State [photo]. 12/16/05 pA13+
FOOTBALL-NORWALKSEE
ALSO NAME OF SCHOOLFOOTBALL
1999 [photo]. 11/26/05 pA9+
Dolphins commence Pop
Warner campaign with a pair
of victories. 9/16/05 pA15
pA16
Nice grab! [photo with caption].
9/22/05 pA11
103
Norwalk Dolphins remain
undefeated. 9/23/05 pA17
Old pals thankful for football
[photo]. 11/24/05 pA11+
Saloon’s run ends [photo].
9/22/05 pA16
Setti a double winner [photo].
10/26/05 pA15
Shukies nips Setti; moves into
second [photo]. 11/18/05
pA18
Super Sunday comes early in
pA13+
Thanksgiving tradition comes a
day late [photo with caption].
11/26/05 pA1
[photo]. 10/31/05 pA13+
Titans chasing crown. 11/20/05
pB1+
Titans try for repeat in regional
final today [photo]. 11/25/05
pA13+
FOOTBALL-WILTON
Wilton can’t hold off Wave.
10/16/05 pB1+
FORANEK, STEVE
[photo]. 12/10/05 pA19
FORD, MARILYN
Economic empowerment called
a force for change [photo].
2/6/05 pA3+
FORD, WILL
FOREHAND, JACK
5/16/05 pA13+
FOREIT, JASON
[photo]. 12/24/05 pA15+
FOREMAN, CHERYL
6/19/05 pA1+
FORGERY-NORWALK
Alien denied accelerated
rehabilitation. 3/12/05 pA3+
City man accused of forgery.
6/21/05 pA3
Phony $20 bills spark Secret
Service probe. 9/9/05 pA3+
FORGERY-NORWALK
(Continued)
Woman arrested at court.
1/14/05 pA3+
Woman charged in forgery
case. 4/26/05 pA3+
FORLENZO, DAN
[photo]. 5/4/05 pA13+
FORLIVIO, JOHN
pA1+
FORNSHELL, MATT
[photo]. 6/19/05 pB1+
FORSLUND, ROSEANNE
3/23/05 pA22+
FORSTER, FREDERICK T.
2/16/05 pA18+
FOSELLA, CHLOE
Norwalk duo, soccer mates off
to Europe [photo]. 7/6/05
pA13+
FOSTER, JILL
8/19/05 pC7+
FOSTER PARENTS
5/8/05 pA1+
FOUND VALUE (FIRM)
Another eBay-related business
launches in city. 2/26/05
pA18+
FOUR SEASONS RACQUET
CLUB-WILTON
Four Seasons aids in Katrina
relief. 9/30/05 pA19
FOURTH OF JULY
Celebrating independence
pA1
Effects of flag desecration law
would be unpredictable
[letter]. 7/11/05 pA10
Fourth of July: recall message
of those rebels [edit]. 7/4/05
pA10
(Old) Glory Be!: Every day will
be flag day on Wall St. bridge
[photo]. 7/2/05 pA1+
This July 4, declare
independence from meat
industry [letter]. 7/1/05 pA10
What does Independence Day
mean to you? Norwalkers
reflect on July 4 with pride
[photo]. 7/4/05 pA1+
FOWLER, DON
Scriber Avenue condo
dwellers, homeowners learn
how to get along [photo].
10/9/05 pA1+
FOWLER, KATE
pA15
FOWLER, MARCIA
4/6/05 pA17
FOX, GARY
Stamford mayor takes oath for
fourth term [photo]. 12/2/05
pA3+
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
pA3+
City should remember to pick
up leaves at Fox Run
Elementary [letter]. 11/15/05
pA6
Cookie drive raises dough for
Red Cross. 11/19/05 pA3+
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA1+
Ideas flow at Fox Run's
Invention Convention [photo].
1/14/05 pA4
School praises Parks Dept.
staff [letter]. 6/22/05 pA10
Tomorrow! Tomorrow! [photo
FOX RUN FAMILY
RESOURCE CENTER
[photo]. 12/20/05 pA3+
FRAGER, ALVIN
FRAIOLI, ANTHONY
pA18
104
[photo]. 9/16/05 pA13+
Still perfect: Bears rout
Stamford to remain unbeaten
[photo]. 10/15/05 pA13+
11/11/05 pA13+
FRAIOLI, MIKE
pA18
Norwalk ‘mist-ifies’ Ridgefield
[photo]. 10/12/05 pA13+
[photo]. 11/3/05 pA11+
[photo]. 9/16/05 pA13+
11/11/05 pA13+
FRAMESHOP ART
SERVICES SEE TROY ART
AND FRAMING
FRAMPTON, NOELLE
Meet The Hour people [photo].
5/21/05 pA5
FRANCHISING
Cleaning franchise new to city.
2/1/05 pC1+
pA18+
Lucky seven: Norwalk's 7th
Subway shop open its doors
[photo]. 3/9/05 pA19
Toasty trade: Quiznos opens
1st doors in Norwalk [photo].
1/28/05 pA18+
FRANCO, CHRISTINA
Going all out [photo with
FRANCO, RYAN
1/12/05 pA18
FRANK, DR. RICHARD
Cancer doc wins award.
5/17/05 pA1+
FRANK, CAROL
Breast cancer a family battle
[photo]. 11/5/05 pA3+
FRANK, MIKE
3/4/05 pB7+
FRANKLIN, DAISY
Norwalk woman flies flag with
pride [photo]. 9/11/05 pA1+
FRANKLIN, MICHAEL JR.
[photo]. 7/14/05 pA1+
pA1+
FRANKLIN PHILIP SALON
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA19+
FRAUD
Blumenthal warns of scams.
9/7/05 pA5
FRAUD-NORWALK
Two area men charged with
emissions testing fraud.
7/21/05 pA1+
FRAZIER, EVELYN SLATER
Frazier birthday. 2/6/05 pC3
FREEDBERG, RHODA
4/6/05 pA17
FREEDMAN, DOROTHY
NEVAS
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA1+
FREEDMAN, JUDITH
Officials tour wetlands preserve
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA3+
Route 7 reopens: DOT lauded
for quick work following fiery
crash [photo]. 7/16/05 pA1+
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
7/13/05 pA10
pC8
Observance notes the
importance of Right to Know
law [edit]. 3/18/05 pA10
Right to know' survives another
assembly session [edit].
6/28/05 pA6
Soldier in FOI battle hangs up
his sword [edit]. 3/22/05 pA10
Yet another survey shows
failure to comply with FOI
[edit]. 4/19/05 pA6
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
Court disappoints by not
hearing reporters’ cases
[edit]. 6/29/05 pA10
For Judith Miller, travesty
continues behind bars [edit].
9/4/05 pC8
Miller jailed in Virginia; San
Quentin must be full [edit].
7/11/05 pA10
Miller’s release leaves
questions unanswered [edit].
10/11/05 pA10
Once again, press sees its
freedom under assault [edit].
7/8/05 pA10
Pentagon sullies democracy
with fake new stories [edit].
12/13/05 pA6
Proposal for state shield law
merits look by assembly
[edit]. 2/25/05 pA10
FREEMASONRY
More than meets the eye: It’s
no secret, there are many
misconceptions about
Freemasons [photo].
10/16/05 pA3+
FREESE, IRVING C.
Independent Party fading from
city’s political scene. 9/3/05
pA1+
It's Politics!: Flood couldn’t
drown the politics. 10/16/05
pC9
October 15, 1955: rains plunge
city into crisis [photo].
10/13/05 pC1+
FREIMUTH, MARK
[photo]. 5/28/05 pA15+
FREIMUTH, MICHAEL
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA19+
FREITAG-KEDERSHA, ANNA
C.
Freitag named chairman of
AARP senior health [photo].
2/24/05 pC4
FRENCH NORWALK LLC
Agency puts off partnership
decision. 4/20/05 pA1+
Spinnaker wants in on ReedPutnam. 4/19/05 pA1+
FRESHMAN, DAN
[photo]. 4/15/05 pA13+
FREY, LAUREN
pA13+
FRIEDLAND, PETER
[photo]. 1/19/05 pA13+
105
FRIEDMAN, JEFF
pA16
[photo]. 6/1/05 pA13+
Friedman serves up an MVP
pA13+
Wreckers fall in showdown
[photo]. 5/4/05 pA13+
FRIEDMAN, JENNIE
NRRA rowers shine in indoor
competitions [photo]. 2/22/05
pA17
FRIEDMAN, KAREN
4/23/05 pA18
FRIEDMAN, LYNN
6/3/05 pA3+
FRIEDMAN, NICHOLAS
3/26/05 pA3
FRIENDS OF NORWALK
MUSEUMS
(ORGANIZATION)
7/6/05 pA10
Dunne Hardware to be featured
in Norwalk Museum exhibit.
7/9/05 pA3
FRIENDS OF NORWALK
SYMPHONY
(ORGANIZATION)
In harmony: Symphony
volunteers look ahead to
upcoming season [photo].
7/7/05 pC3
FRIENDS OF ROWAYTON'S
ENVIRONMENT SEE FORE
FRISHKORN, DAVID
Gay couple future [photo].
4/4/05 pA1+
Homosexuals push society to
redefine marriage [letter].
4/25/05 pA10
Therapists arguments on gay
couple challenged [letter].
5/3/05 pA10
FROELICH, JACQUELINE
Club prepares for annual tag
sale [photo]. 3/24/05 pC4
FROST, RUSSELL III
pA3+
Russell Frost III, Norwalk civic
leader was 84 [photo].
10/14/05 pA23
FRUSCIANTE, JEFF
[photo]. 10/8/05 pA15+
FUCIGNA, JOE
FUENTES, CHRIS
Kayakers go the distance for
their cause: 13-mile trek
across L.I. Sound raises
money for local charities
[photo]. 7/24/05 pA3+
FUENTES, JENNIFER
FUENTES, LUCAS
12/13/05 pA12
FUENTES, MATT
3/30/05 pA18
pA16
FUGITIVES FROM JUSTICE
Norwalk man arrested on L.A.
FULBRIGHT PROGRAM
pA3+
FULLAM, TOMMY
[photo]. 7/25/05 pA13+
FULLER, CAROLYN
pA3+
FULLER, RICHARD
7/22/05 pA1+
Forum offers alternative to
school of hard knocks. 2/6/05
pA5
[photo]. 8/7/05 pA1+
Ready for tomorrow: Sixteen
graduate from Briggs High
School [photo]. 6/18/05 pA1+
FULLER, TED
EBay the easy way:
1/26/05 pA18+
FULLERTON, DIANNE
FUND RAISING
Bishop's Appeal exceeds $10M
goal. 8/25/05 pA1+
Going the distance: Fire chief,
team pledge to raise $20K in
bike tour [photo]. 6/13/05
pA1+
Kayaking for charity. 6/20/05
pA1+
Keen competition: Companies
battle over Scrabble [photo].
4/30/05 pB1+
Kick-It Ride raises more than
$26,000 to fight cancer
[letter]. 10/1/05 pA10
Market will contribute meals for
SpinOdyssey 2005 cyclists
[photo]. 3/3/05 pC5
3/3/05 pC5
Phone solicitors pocket most of
the donations [edit]. 10/27/05
pA8
Seed money: Pair’s support of
music benefit nets $1M for
homeless shelters [photo].
11/19/05 pA21
[photo]. 4/22/05 pA3+
[photo]. 7/9/05 pA3+
106
FUND RAISING-NORWALK
$3,000 gift puts historical
society on track to buy rare
plate. 9/22/05 pA3+
AfterSchool Alliance planning
skateboard fund-raiser.
10/16/05 pA3+
Annual GOP picnic to focus on
helping U.S. troops. 8/19/05
pA3
Area rowers picking up oars to
aid city youths. 9/29/05 pC1+
August ‘Snido-Mite’ sales raise
$5,000 toward health care.
9/5/05 pA1+
Big Basketball fund raiser on
tap Saturday in Norwalk.
3/23/05 pA3+
In brief: Karate Universe
donates to cause. 10/25/05
pA23
3/14/05 pA1+
Cancer swimmers, Cinnamon
campers win our bouquets
[edit]. 8/13/05 pA10
Cancer walk organizers hope
3,000 take part. 3/1/05 pA
win week’s bouquets [edit].
3/19/05 pA10
pA3
Church dinner serves up
fellowship, fund-rasing.
1/29/05 pA3+
City shows itself in a better light
[photo]. 12/12/05 pA5
[edit]. 10/1/05 pA10
Cookie drive raises dough for
Red Cross. 11/19/05 pA3+
FUND RAISING-NORWALK
(Continued)
DineOut for Education
participants deserving of a
pat on the back [letter].
4/9/05 pA10
Drumming up donations: Side
by Side holds fund-raiser gala
[photo]. 3/13/05 pA3
Firefighters to raise fundraising goals. 3/3/05 pC3
Fund-raiser may give boy with
rare disease a fighting
chance. 12/3/05 pA3+
Fund-raiser reaps harvest for
VAC, children’s program.
10/27/05 pC3+
Fund-raiser targets aid for
Sudan. 8/12/05 pA3
Golfers raise funds for
scholarships. 8/4/05 pC3+
Golfing with purpose [photo
For a good cause: HSC
expects to raise $200,000
from gala [photo]. 6/12/05
pA1+
Harvest Rides 2005 bike tour
salutes sponsors [photo with
2/26/05 pA3+
Hospital boasts docs with
rhythm. 9/17/05 pA3+
4/8/05 pA3+
Human Services Council gala a
resounding success [letter].
6/18/05 pA10
[photo]. 1/16/05 pA1
[photo]. 7/24/05 pA3+
Library is raising funds ‘brick by
brick’ [photo]. 9/9/05 pA3+
Library mulls selling bricks to
Nearly 50M raised for crisis
center. 12/1/05 pC3+
Norwalk Community College
gala grosses $900K. 11/8/05
pA3+
Norwalk GOP sets politics
aside for day [photo]. 8/22/05
pA1+
Norwalk restaurants looking to
fatten up education funds.
3/22/05 pA3+
[photo]. 5/15/05 pA1+
Penguin Plunge splashers
collect $80,000. 3/17/05 pC3+
Plans take shape for Walk This
Way With Us [photo]. 3/24/05
pC3+
Police golf tourney aids kidney
foundation. 10/7/05 pA3+
Pottery pledge drive raises
$3,100. 8/12/05 pA19
pA3+
2/20/05 pA1+
3rd annual wine tasting for
literacy a success for United
Way. 5/20/05 pA3+
Record number of holiday gifts
collected by Marines [letter].
2/24/05 pA6
Sailing outings will benefit
health clinic. 6/18/05 pA3
Soccer community rallies
around Cohen. 1/7/05 pA11+
[photo]. 11/24/05 pA3+
[photo]. 3/17/05 pC3+
SpinOdyssey to raise funds for
cancer research. 12/8/05 pC3
Stepping Stones sets $500,000
goal [photo]. 12/1/05 pC3+
107
‘Stockings For Santa’ bound for
soldiers in Iraq. 11/24/05
pA1+
pA4
Summer sizzlin': Road race
benefits Norwalk Y [photo].
7/25/05 pA1+
Supporting our soldiers [photo
Supporting spiritual care:
Hospital staffers perform at
Norwalk Hospital fund-raiser
[photo]. 4/11/05 pA1+
Survivors to strut their stuff:
Cancer survivors to model in
fashion show [photo]. 9/28/05
pA3+
[photo]. 4/29/05 pA3+
pA12
Teen has personal stake in MS
fight. 4/4/05 pA4
Tenors take charge: N.Y.C.
stars sing at Norwalk benefit
[photo]. 3/19/05 pA3+
Thanks to all who supported
Bennett cancer walk [letter].
6/19/05 pC8
Thanks to supporters of Pop
Warner [letter]. 8/22/05 pA10
Thanks to those who gave for
Katrina fund-raiser [letter].
10/21/05 pA10
Tourney golfers keep ball
rolling for JDRF [photo].
6/15/05 pA13+
Turning lemons into... [photo
Uganda troupe to drum, dance.
11/11/05 pA3+
Walkers, runners step up to
help fight rare kidney disease
[photo]. 8/28/05 pA3+
Yoga aid: Yogathon benefit to
help hospice [photo]. 8/17/05
pA3+
Yoga classes stretching dollars
for a good cause. 2/13/05
pA1+
FUND RAISING-WESTON
9/30/05 pA1+
Teen rallies swim team to take
the plunge for Weston breast
cancer fund-raiser. 10/28/05
pA7
FUND RAISING-WESTPORT
Benefit to raise funds for
Alzheimer's research. 10/8/05
pA3+
Breast cancer walk draws
thousands [photo]. 10/17/05
pA1+
A chilly plunge for a good
cause: About 230 take a dip
at Compo Beach for Special
Olympics [photo]. 3/6/05 pA1+
Designer, 12, adds $22,000 to
fund. 2/17/05 pC3
Exhibit benefits breast cancer
survivors [photo with caption].
2/24/05 pC5
Friendship through Fitness on
the links [photo with caption].
5/12/05 pC4
'In Music and in Mission' for
tsunami relief [photo with
Newman to auction boat for
Mohonk. 10/21/05 pA3+
7/18/05 pA1+
Toy drive wraps up on
weekend. 12/17/05 pA3+
Walk to raise funds for breast
cancer fight. 10/15/05 pA3+
Westporter organizes used
textbook drive for African
villagers [photo]. 12/10/05
pA3+
FUND RAISING-WILTON
2,000 go the distance for
cancer research [photo].
5/22/05 pA3+
pA3+
Wilton's Relay for Life gets off
on the right foot. 4/3/05 pA6
FUNERAL RITES AND
CEREMONIES
Hearts filled with memories.
9/4/05 pA1+
He's going 'home': Hundreds
pay respects to the Rev.
Yordon [photo]. 9/4/05 pA1+
FUNICELLO, JOE
Friendly fishin' [photo with
FUNK, JULIANNE
Norwalk Pride overcomes
Weston [photo]. 7/12/05
pA13+
G
GAFFNEY, WILLIAM
Reval will be subject of 2
Westport hearings. 10/17/05
pA3+
Westporters give assessor an
earful on reval process.
12/16/05 pA9
GAGNE, MIKE AND SKYLAR
Oyster Jam [photo with
GAGNE, ROY
8/11/05 pA3+
GAILHARD, DEBRA
4/6/05 pA17
GAINES, ILANA
pA1+
GALAXY COOKIES (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
In brief: Galaxy Cookies set to
debut at theaters. 4/5/05 pA19
GALBRAITH, JEAN LUC
GALEANO, ALLYSON
108
GALGOWSKI, CHARLES
7/15/05 pA1+
GALLACHER, LARRY
pA3+
GALLAGHER, KATHERINE
GALLANT, ARTIE
Marinello’s grabs top seed with
win over Black Bear [photo].
11/22/05 pA11
GALLEGO, GINA
Chamber, schools program
honored [photo]. 3/17/05
pC1+
GALVIN, JOHN
4/3/05 pB2
H.S. Roundup: Weston wallops
visiting Rebels [photo].
2/23/05 pA15
Tough night for Sisca and
Trojans [photo]. 2/12/05
pA13+
Trojans wear down Staples
[photo]. 12/28/05 pA15+
[photo]. 1/5/05 pA13+
[photo]. 2/27/05 pB1+
GAMBLING
Extent of student gambling
unclear [photo]. 4/24/05 pA1+
Panelists talk teen gambling.
4/29/05 pA1+
GAMBLING-CONNECTICUT
Gambling foe claims casinos
fuel economic crimes.
10/30/05 pA3+
Tribes’ failure on recognition
best for state [edit]. 10/20/05
pA8
GAMCSIK, KATHY
Adopt-a-Platoon coordinator
merits praise [letter]. 2/18/05
pA10
Norwalkers made ‘Adopt a
Platoon’ float a success
[letter]. 6/8/05 pA10
GANDLEMAN, JOHN
[photo]. 4/7/05 pA11+
GANGA (RESTAURANT)
In brief: Indian restaurant
reopens in Norwalk. 4/5/05
pA19
GANGS-NORWALK
CD details Norwalk shootings.
3/30/05 pA1+
[photo]. 1/17/05 pA3
Knopp, officer to attend U.S.
gang summit. 4/23/05 pA1+
Latest shooting is a wake-up
call for all Norwalkers [edit].
3/16/05 pA10
Mayor, Corda try to calm
parents' fears about gangs in
schools. 5/5/05 pA9
Norwalk students fret over
safety at schools. 3/23/05
pA3+
Parents urge anti-gang action
in schools. 5/4/05 pA1+
Police, citizens must join forces
to combat gangs [edit].
1/30/05 pC8
Police: City teen had rifle for
retaliation against group.
4/13/05 pA4
Police investigate possible gun
link to gangs. 5/4/05 pA1+
Principals, officials huddle on
violence. 5/6/05 pA1+
Weed & Seed to get grant to
battle gangs, drugs. 9/2/05
pA3+
GANIM, JOSEPH
Federal judge to review
possible resentencing of
Ganim. 4/28/05 pA17
GANNON, MEGAN
GANTERT, HAROLD
11/4/05 pA19+
GARAFFOLO, MARIE
pA3+
GARAVEL, PAUL
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA20+
GARCIA, ALEX
Accident victim identified as
Stamford resident, 28. 4/9/05
pA1
GARCIA, FELICIA
Hitting the high notes: 2 West
Rocks students win music
GARCIA, JOHNNY
[photo]. 11/24/05 pA3+
GARCIA, RUFINO AND
AVELINO
GARDELLA, BILL JR.
Busy weekend on the water:
Common sense just as vital
afloat, says seasoned sailor
[photo]. 9/4/05 pA3
GARDENER, CHRISTOPHER
GARDENING-NORWALK
Italian squash headlines
harvest [photo]. 9/29/05 pC3+
GARDENS, WATER SEE
WATER GARDENS
GARDENS-WESTPORT
Tests bring town garden project
a step closer. 6/5/05 pA3+
GARDNER, MARY ANN
Teacher offers at-risk kids a
second chance [photo].
5/8/05 pA3+
GARDONE, GEORGE
Norwalk business makes
cooking a snap [photo].
10/30/05 pC7+
Not just another ribbon cutting
at CookinDinners.com.
10/30/05 pC8
GARFUNKEL, ANDREWSEE
ALSO NORWALK-TOWN
CLERK, OFFICE OF
20 years in the making [photo].
2/2/05 pA3+
10/24/05 pA8+
Garfunkel made Town Clerk’s
office user friendly [letter].
10/9/05 pC9
109
Garfunkel's re-election bid
successful for town clerk
post. 11/9/05 pA8
Minding the polls: Moderators
prepare for Election Day
[photo]. 11/8/05 pA1+
Norwalk clerk says he’ll run.
7/20/05 pA3+
Town clerk is credit to the city
[letter]. 10/1/05 pA10
Town Clerk modernizing office
GARIBALDI, JOSEPH
All that's left: Neighbors rescue
woman after house catches
GAROFALO, JOHN
View from a train: Local
residents learn importance of
river, railroad in tour [photo].
4/17/05 pA1+
GARRINGTON, CLARA
Seniors explore retirement
options at fair [photo].
5/14/05 pA3+
GARTNER GROUP INC.
In brief: Gartner completes
acquisition of META. 4/2/05
pA19
In brief: Gartner's shares fall on
2005 forecast. 2/5/05 pA18
GARVIN, AARON
[photo]. 12/15/05 pA11+
GAS, NATURAL SEE
NATURAL GAS
GAS LEAKAGE-WESTPORT
Children evacuated when gas
leaks. 8/25/05 pA3+
GASOLINE
Bush energy bill may fly without
MTBE provision [edit].
7/27/05 pA10
From cornfields of Iowa to your
car’s gas tank [edit]. 6/7/05
pA10
GASOLINE (NIGHTCLUB)
Hot sounds [photo with
GASOLINE-PRICES
Carpooling could be key.
4/2/05 pA19+
Gas prices put dent in wallets,
how do we cope? [edit].
8/25/05 pA8
Gas prices rise, as do
suspicions. 9/2/05 pA1+
GASOLINE-PRICES
(Continued)
Gas prices soar after Katrina
[photo]. 9/1/05 pA1+
Not getting cheaper [photo with
Price at pump our only pain,
not hurricane [edit]. 9/6/05
pA10
Ripple effect: Fuel prices may
leave boaters high and dry
[photo]. 6/11/05 pA1+
Soaring gas prices change
lifestyles for some locals.
8/19/05 pA1+
State sings gasoline blues:
Prices hit a record high of
$2.17 [photo]. 4/2/05 pA19
Tax alternative on gasoline just
a clever dodge? [edit].
5/22/05 pC8
GASOLINE PUMPSNORWALK
WPCA to hire legal help.
3/25/05 pA1+
GASPER, KAREN
A gift for Notre Dame
Convalescent Home [photo
GASSER, ROBERT C.
12/2/05 pA19, 9/17/05 pA17
GATZ, JAMIE
[photo]. 10/7/05 pA6
GAULIN, PETE
[photo]. 9/19/05 pA1+
GAYLORD, CAMERON
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA13+
GAYNOR, DONALD
Christmas tips: A Christmas
orange. 11/21/05 pA3+
GAYNOR, JANET
[photo]. 6/22/05 pA19
GAYS
Episcopal priests who oppose
gay bishop’s ordination
deserve support [letter].
4/25/05 pA10
4/4/05 pA1+
Gays deserve chance to show
marriage commitment [letter].
5/16/05 pA10
Gays have no agenda, other
than to be accepted for who
they are [letter]. 4/14/05 pA1+
4/25/05 pA10
On the slippery slope to
society’s self-destruction
Therapist’s arguments on gay
couple challenged [letter].
5/3/05 pA10
GE CAPITAL CORP. SEE
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
GEARHART, MICHELLE
Doing the Lord's work:
Students put faith into
practice by fixing up homes in
GEDNEY, ELIZA
pA15
GEITHNER, TIMOTHY F.
1/20/05 pA1+
GEITZ, ROBERT
NHS Class of ’55 remained
close through the years
[photo]. 9/12/05 pA3+
GELMAN, JESSICA
5/16/05 pA13+
In brief: AIG Highstar to sell
gas pipeline to GE. 7/12/05
pA19
In brief: British Airways signs
contract with GE. 12/9/05
pA19
In brief: CEO Immelt buys
$521,250 in GE stock.
6/26/05 pC5
110
In brief: GE, Rolls-Royce land
engine contract. 8/24/05 pA19
In brief: G.E. to reorganize into
6 focused units. 6/24/05 pB9
In brief: GE affirms earnings
outlook for quarter. 9/15/05
pC1
In brief: GE board member opts
to step down. 2/9/05 pA18
In brief: GE boosts profit
outlook for year. 10/8/05 pA21
In brief: GE buys first bank in
Philippines. 10/4/05 pC1
In brief: GE division invests
$70M in natural gas. 8/24/05
pA19
In brief: GE division launches
clean energy project. 2/1/05
pC1
In brief: GE division wins
millions in orders. 9/28/05
pA21
In brief: GE donates $250,000
to UConn program. 4/22/05
pB1
In brief: GE Finance intros new
funding group. 3/13/05 pD1
In brief: GE insurance unit sold
for $6.8B. 11/19/05 pA21
In brief: GE intros sports
financing group. 3/20/05 pC6
In brief: GE looking to grow in
China, Middle East. 4/28/05
pC3
In brief: GE ready to mark
World Water Day. 3/23/05
pA22
In brief: GE to acquire stake in
Panama bank. 5/15/05 pC5
In brief: GE to donate $15M for
hurricane relief. 9/3/05 pA18
In brief: General Electric posts
higher profit. 4/16/05 pA18
In brief: InVision settles SEC
bribery case. 2/15/05 pC1
GE, Eli Lilly to team up against
Alzheimer’s. 4/20/05 pA17+
GE challenging tax bills on
property in Bridgeport,
GE Finance one of first 901
Main Ave. residents. 10/26/05
pA1+
GE gets generous with
education foundation. 11/9/05
pA3+
GE has high hopes for India
[photo]. 5/31/05 pC5+
(Continued)
GE hit with suit by exec.
5/18/05 pA18
GE restates results, boosts
earnings $381M. 5/7/05
pA18+
GE sees brighter forecast.
3/25/05 pA17+
GE to sell storage company for
$2.3B cash. 5/6/05 pA18
New trial ordered for GE
manager. 9/3/05 pA18+
6/10/05 pC9+
GENERAL REINSURANCE
CORPORATION
Selectman’s spouse enters
guilty plea. 6/15/05 pA1+
GENTEINY, ELIZABETH
GENTILE, ANDREW
pA16
GENTRY, CHRISTOPHER
In brief: Norwalk student
receives scholarship. 8/17/05
pA19
GENUARIO, ROBERT L.
Genuario: $1.3B for
Genuario's public service
lauded at mayor's ball
[photo]. 1/22/05 pA1+
of the listener
It's Politics!: Two 'GOP 'hired
guns' in spotlight
4/29/05 pA3+
Norwalk's Genuario speaker at
chamber lunch. 2/15/05 pC1
Panel to alter grant formula
[photo]. 9/30/05 pA1+
GEOGRAPHY-STUDY AND
TEACHING
Old dog, new tricks: Traveling
pooch helps teach kids
geography [photo]. 9/29/05
pA3+
GEORGE A. AND GRACE L.
LONG FOUNDATION
[edit]. 7/30/05 pA10
GEORGE WASHINGTON
CARVER CENTER
150 attend Carver, church
Mother's Day event. 5/7/05
pA3+
[photo]. 2/13/05 pA1+
Carver announces man,
woman of year [photo].
6/20/05 pA1+
Carver Center gears up to help
kids achieve more. 8/27/05
pA3+
Carver Center to expand boys'
program with $25,000 grant
[photo]. 10/8/05 pA1+
Carver continues to face
funding challenges. 5/29/05
pA1+
Carver gets $10,000 to help
youths. 8/12/05 pA3
Carver helps teen with designs
on an art career [photo].
6/19/05 pA3+
1/20/05 pA1+
College bound: Norwalk
students prep for tour of
colleges [photo]. 4/15/05
pA3+
Community icons grow in
stature: Carver honors 5 who
helped make city a different
and better place [photo].
3/6/05 pA3
3/27/05 pA1+
Former athlete, teacher urges
youth to strive. 7/10/05 pA3+
Forum offers alternative to
school of hard knocks. 2/6/05
pA5
111
Local students’ tour of colleges
in South continues [photo].
4/21/05 pA3+
Mission celebrated at the
Carver Center. 5/13/05 pA3+
New York organization to honor
Carver Center. 3/2/05 pA3+
Norwalk group set for gala.
3/2/05 pA3+
Norwalk senior has plans for
Allen University [photo].
4/22/05 pA3
Ready to roll: Tour of colleges
begins today [photo]. 4/16/05
pA3
State licenses Carver’s afterschool program. 9/7/05 pA4
Step by step: Drill teams lead
kids away from the streets
[photo]. 1/16/05 pA3
Summer camp jump starts kids'
learning. 8/8/05 pA3+
Teens cautious after murders.
6/23/05 pA1+
Top citizens win bouquets as
does league activist [edit].
6/25/05 pA10
Tour of colleges in South
deemed a success by
pA3+
Tour of colleges takes
Southern turn [photo].
4/20/05 pA3
GEORGE WASHINGTON
CARVER CENTERPROJECT MALE
pA3+
GEORGETOWN SUBARU
In brief: Georgetown Subaru
kicks off opening. 10/21/05
pA20
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA20+
GEORGIO, MICKEY
Georgio 88th birthday [photo].
7/24/05 pC3
GERAGHTY, JOSHUA
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA19+
GERARDI, BART JR.
[photo]. 9/13/05 pA13+
GERBER, ARIANA
[photo]. 10/27/05 pA11+
GERE, DAVID
Gas prices soar after Katrina
[photo]. 9/1/05 pA1+
GERIAK, CHIP
Bronze Star winner never
talked about war experiences
[photo]. 7/4/05 pA3+
GERIAK, KENNY
10/26/05 pA15
GERLACH, GEORGE AND
JANINA
[photo]. 7/28/05 pA1+
GERMANIA, CYNTHIA
Volunteers honored for service
to others [photo]. 4/22/05
pA1+
GERONIMOS, GABRIELLE
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA13+
GEROVSKY, YAN VEN
Holiday tradition [photo with
GERRISH, CATHERINE
Gardeners' delight [photo with
GERWIEN, CAROLINE
GESSWEIN, LAUREN
GFA field squad keeps record
even with a split [photo].
11/3/05 pA16
GETNER, ALEXA
Beach bunch [photo with
GIANKOS, KATE
pA1+
GIANNATTASIO, LOUIS
Policing Norwalks waters:
Marine Division keeps busy
during the boating season
[photo]. 8/8/05 pA1+
8/20/05 pA10
GIANT SQUIDS
Expert to cut giant squid myth
down to size. 1/10/05 pA3+
GIBBS, ANTHONY AND
ANAHJAE
Police-sponsored holiday party
fuels excitement [photo].
12/11/05 pA1+
GIBBS COLLEGE
[photo]. 5/21/05 pA1+
Gibbs offering its students a
strong safety net. 10/13/05
pA3+
NCC, Gibbs focus on
marketable skills for students.
2/23/05 pB2+
GIBSON, JOHN AND ANNIE
[photo]. 2/19/05 pA3+
GIL, KIARA AND KAYLA
Beach buddies [photo with
GILBERTIE, JESSICA
6/25/05 pA16
Staples opens with win over
GILBERTIE, MARTY
Bullies, bone-chilling temps
and naked customers [photo].
11/7/05 pA3+
GILES, CARLETON
Saving lives and saving souls:
Officer divides time between
police, pulpit [photo].
10/25/05 pA3+
GILL, CHARLIE
Weston gets revenge against
Stratford [photo]. 1/18/05
pA9+
GILL, RAVNEET
GILMAN, LESTER CHARLES
JR.
Ex-6th District commissioner
dies at age 72 [photo].
3/27/05 pA1+
Rowayton to bid farewell to
Gilman. 6/10/05 pA21
GILMORE, TEVAN
[photo]. 9/17/05 pA13+
GINTER, JOE
Rams trip punchless Warriors
[photo]. 5/10/05 pA13+
GIOIELLA, PETER
A judgment call: Judges weigh
in at science fair [photo].
2/11/05 pA3+
112
GIOLITTO, CHRIS
Boys golf teams tee off [photo].
4/11/05 pA13+
GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL OF
SOUTHWESTERN
CONNECTICUT INC.
Clergymen join Girl Scout and
Rell as winners [edit]. 6/18/05
pA10
Council salutes Norwalk Scout
[photo]. 6/16/05 pC3+
Scouts elect Norwalker as
secretary. 7/14/05 pC4
GIRL SCOUTS-NORWALK
pA10
[photo]. 6/16/05 pC3+
Girl Scout troop, retired FD
chief win bouquets [edit].
4/16/05 pA10
Girl Scouts' cookie drive ends
up with less dough. 2/4/05
pA8
Girl Scouts create, fill Easter
baskets. 3/24/05 pC3
Girl Scouts reflect during
'Thinking Day' activities.
2/19/05 pA4
Girl Scouts troop presents
sweet surprise to patients at
the Mid-Fairfield Hospice
[photo]. 4/14/05 pC4
Time to reflect [photo with
GISOLFI, CARLA
Co-existing with cancer:
Survivor overcame disease
by making it her partner in life
[photo]. 7/18/05 pA3+
GISOLFI, RYAN
[photo]. 6/9/05 pA11+
GIVENS, BRIANA
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA1+
GLASER, JUDITH
Heroes need not apply: Author
tracks new trend in corporate
pC5+
GLAZER, ANDREW
Winthrop House gets new
lease on life: Landmark
Rowayton building saved
from oblivion [photo]. 1/23/05
pA3+
GLOBAL PHARMACEUTICAL
DEVELOPMENT, INC.
pA19
GLUCK, KIAH
6/25/05 pA16
GLUCKMAN, CAROL
Gluckman earns salute of
Democrats. 6/9/05 pC3+
GOLA, MATTHEW
GOLDBLATT, ART
Mayor's Cup Tennis
GOLDEN HILL ASSOCIATION
Golden Hill Association thanks
all who helped with cleanup
[letter]. 6/22/05 pA10
GOLDENBERG, DR. MARK
Exercising the brain: Norwalk
doctor provides workouts for
brain [photo]. 4/13/05 pA22+
GOLDING, LARRY
Hands-on history: Reenactors
bring Civil War era to life for
Roton middle schoolers
[photo]. 6/16/05 pA3+
GOLDMAN, MICHAEL
Food for thought [photo with
GOLDMAN, ROB
4/30/05 pB1+
GOLDRING, ROBERT
GOLDSTEIN, MARK
6/12/05 pA4
[photo]. 8/1/05 pA13+
GOLF-CONNECTICUT
pA9+
Wilton's McDonagh misses cut
at Jaycees Juniors. 8/10/05
pA16
Wilton’s McDonagh narrowly
misses Amateur cut. 6/22/05
pA13+
GOLF-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
Fairfield’s Henry fifth at Zurich
[photo]. 5/2/05 pA13+
Hats off! [photo]. 7/2/05 pA13+
GOLF-NORWALKSEE ALSO
NAME OF SPECIFIC
COURSE
Courville Jr. feeling a bit under
par [photo]. 5/19/05 pA11+
Evans, Drippe Silvermine's
best. 9/23/05 pA16
Fore! [photo with caption].
5/4/05 pA1
Golfer: Story on Oak Hills Park
restaurant ‘tells it all’ [letter].
11/30/05 pA12
[photo]. 6/14/05 pA15
Lupica edges Baransky in Tom
Szabo Memorial. 6/9/05
pA13+
Passero wins Titleist Open at
Oak Hills. 6/19/05 pB2
Sisca wins Shorehaven
women's title [photo with
A star in the making [photo].
8/12/05 pA13+
Talented trio has NHS golf
aiming high [photo]. 5/5/05
pA11+
6/15/05 pA13+
Vincent wins Grillo pro cup
113
GOLF TRAINING CENTER
(FIRM)
Best ball partnership: New
owners take over golf training
center [photo]. 12/15/05 pC1
GOLF-WESTPORT
Westport tournament aids
groups [photo with caption].
8/4/05 pA14
GOLF-WILTON
Wilson places second at Doral
Junior Golf Classic. 12/30/05
pA13
GOMEZ, AMARA
Beach buddies [photo with
GOMYO, KAREN
Sounds of the season [photo
GOÑEZ, VIDAL
[edit]. 7/30/05 pA10
Special delivery: Norwalk
officer helps woman give birth
at home, nine months after
joining force [photo]. 7/26/05
pA1+
GONZALEZ, ADOLPHO
GONZALEZ, CONSUELO
GONZALEZ, JOHN
Catering to Hispanic needs:
Norwalk business provides
help for immigrants [photo].
12/28/05 pA1+
[photo]. 3/2/05 pA19+
GONZELEZ, GILBERT
Norwalk homeless escape
cold: Agencies in region
conduct homeless census
[photo]. 1/27/05 pA1+
GOOD, JESSICA
A new place to play: Members
of Temple Shalom make new
playground possible [photo].
5/28/05 pA7
GOOD FRIDAY
Holy days: 'Passion' plays role
on Good Friday [photo].
3/26/05 pA1+
GOOD SHEPHERD
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Inspired by love and faith
pC4
GOODCHILD, JOHN
Weathering the storm: Harbor
Lights going weatherproof
[photo]. 3/3/05 pC1+
GOODING, CAPUCINE
Museum exhibit turns kids on
to energy conservation
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA3+
GOODNOW, DAN
Higher fees proposed for Oak
Hills Golf Course [photo].
2/14/05 pA1+
GOOTMAN, JEFF
Out-of-town rescue:
Firefighters save teen in
Hamden [photo]. 5/17/05
pA3+
GOP VIEW [COLUMN].
irregular
GORDON, ADELE
City puts some teeth in its
public health program [photo].
5/20/05 pA1+
GORDON, ALDWIN ST.
GEORGE
Fancy footwork [photo with
GORDON, JEFF
Gordon's victorious day not
perfect [photo]. 2/22/05
pA13+
GORDON, RONALD B.
4/2/05 pA19
GORDON, TIM
6/10/05 pC9
GOREN, NAOMI HELMAN
Life Learners says thanks:
Institute holds lunch for those
who help [photo]. 5/18/05
pA3+
GORHAM, RHEA
12/8/05 pA11+
[photo]. 1/14/05 pA13+
GORMAN, LON
9/17/05 pA17
GORMAN, VEE
Parish tradition continues:
Harvest fair brings St. Mary’s
a bumper crop of donations
[photo]. 10/24/05 pA3
GORSKI, PATRICIA
NCC honors women of
'promise' [photo]. 3/10/05
pA3+
GORSKI-BAILEY, KRISTINE
4/6/05 pA17
GORTON, OFFICER
SHERROLD
pA1+
GORTON, MARGARET
Children of officer killed on job
reflect on mom's strength
[photo]. 1/1/05 pA3+
GOSS, CYNTHIA
East Ave. suite gets top bid
[photo]. 7/19/05 pA1+
GOSS, RONNIE
Roton students get a dose of
health [photo]. 5/14/05 pA1+
GOTTLIEB, SCOTT
Area physician named to key
FDA post. 8/2/05 pA3+
GOULD, MARILYN
Smear campaign unfair to
public service volunteers
[letter]. 11/5/05 pA12
GOUROGE, MARIE
GOVERNMENT AID TO
MUNICIPALITIES
City getting $1.3M from HUD to
battle homelessness. 1/27/05
pA3
House OKs $1.35 million for
transit, housing. 11/19/05
pA1+
Mayor should have applied for
more federal funding [letter].
3/29/05 pA6
GOVERNORSCONNECTICUTSEE ALSO
RELL, M. JODI; ROWLAND,
JOHN G.
pA1+
114
It's Politics!: Malloy now must
regain the edge [column]
[photo]. 5/8/05 pC9
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
Curtis envisions Christian
charter school. 5/30/05 pA1+
Giving witness: Revival
celebrates faith in hard times
[photo]. 9/27/05 pA1+
Grace Baptist Church sets goal
of $3M in three years.
3/11/05 pA3+
Members of Grace Baptist
Church embrace the goal of
raising $3 million in three
years [photo]. 4/9/05 pA3
pA3+
GRADUATION (SCHOOL)
SEE COMMENCEMENT
CEREMONIES; SEE ALSO
NAME OF SCHOOLGRADUATION
GRADY, RICHARD
pA1+
GRADY, RYAN
11/9/05 pB1
GRAFF, MARLENE
caption]. 12/15/05 pA14
GRAFFITI-NORWALK
9/28/05 pA1+
Extra summer jobs take aim at
graffiti. 5/3/05 pA3+
Graffiti discovered at McMahon
High. 5/12/05 pA1
Graffiti vandalism must be dealt
with quickly, sternly [edit].
5/13/05 pA10
Mayor, don’t write off graffiti
problem [column][photo].
5/1/05 pC9
Norwalk police investigate
graffiti targeted at NEON.
6/30/05 pA1+
GRAFFITI-NORWALK
(Continued)
Playground no place for hate
[letter]. 6/20/05 pA10
Police probe school graffiti.
6/22/05 pA3
School’s graffiti stirs fear, probe
by police. 6/11/05 pA1+
Who's protecting the city, Mr.
Mayor? [letter]. 4/8/05 pA10
GRAGLIONE, JOHN JR.
GI remembered for love of
family, sports [photo]. 2/7/05
pA3+
GRAHAM, MICHELE
8/19/05 pC7+
GRAHAM, TRACY S.
Charity begins at home:
Association targets
homelessness in one of
nation’s wealthiest areas
[photo]. 9/2/05 pA3+
GRAHAM CAPITAL
MANAGEMENT
GRAMM, LESLIE
10/27/05 pA3+
GRAND LIST-WILTON
Grand List shows growth in
Wilton starting to slow.
2/18/05 pA4
GRANGER, RACHEL
[photo]. 2/2/05 pA1+
GRANT, DAMON
Another 'stepping stone' for
Norwalk band: Damon Grant
Project to perform in D.C.
[photo]. 1/13/05 pA1+
GRANT, GLORIA
Getting ready [photo with
GRANT, HERB
pA1+
GRANT, HERBERT A.
10/24/05 pA8+
GRANTS-IN-AID
After-school alliance expecting
big check. 9/25/05 pA1+
In brief: Pitney Bowes awards
grant. 12/21/05 pA21
Carver Center to expand boys'
[photo]. 10/8/05 pA1+
youths. 8/12/05 pA3
City gets $62,000 to keep
youths trouble free. 9/15/05
pA3+
City missing out on grants
[letter]. 11/4/05 pA11
City schools get grant for
mentoring. 5/5/05 pA9
Consultant would consolidate
city emergency radio
systems. 2/1/05 pA1+
Council OKs Nathaniel Ely
Child Care Center funds.
7/27/05 pA1+
Cutting block grants harmful to
Norwalk [edit]. 4/6/05 pA10
Deadline for development
grants Jan. 24. 1/20/05 pA1+
Drama club gets $13,000.
6/21/05 pA3
Economic agency faces
funding loss. 10/6/05 pA1+
EPA gives $2.2M for cleanup.
5/11/05 pA17+
Fire department gets $60,000
grant. 9/23/05 pA3+
Fire Dept. gets $200,000 in
grants for training, gear.
10/11/05 pA3+
Firefighters found grants to
improve service to city [letter].
10/13/05 pA10
Firefighters to take reins of
grant process. 11/4/05 pA4
$30,000 grant. 1/20/05 pC2
pC3+
Good gear: Norwalk’s Bravest
get new work threads [photo].
5/12/05 pA3+
115
pA3+
Grants position needs
immediate, careful attention
[edit]. 11/25/05 pA10
Innovative classroom projects
receive funding. 11/9/05 pA3+
Knopp: Feds shortchange city
on school project. 9/2/05 pA4
Knopp fires back at union
allegations. 10/19/05 pA1+
Knopp shifts blame for city’s
failure to seek grants [letter].
8/6/05 pA10
Lawmakers push to save
federal block grants. 3/18/05
pA3+
Manufacturing to get a boost
from state grant-in-aid.
11/30/05 pA21
Mayor blames others for his
shortcomings [letter]. 9/10/05
pA10
Mayor hides behind lame
excuses [letter]. 8/12/05 pA10
Moccia, Rilling to visit D.C. to
track grant money. 12/11/05
pA1+
10/11/05 pA1+
Moccia outlines plans for new
grant position. 11/21/05 pA1+
pA3
NCC to get most funds in
Norwalk from state. 6/30/05
pA6
NEON sees decrease in
News briefs: District nets
grants. 12/23/05 pA3
Norwalk announces $80k for
neighborhoods [photo].
9/21/05 pA1+
pA3
Norwalk nonprofits may lose
$1.5M in block grant funds.
2/10/05 pA1+
Norwalk Reads! nets $10K
grant. 11/24/05 pA3
GRANTS-IN-AID (Continued)
pC4
Officials: Maintain block grant
programs. 3/31/05 pA1+
[photo]. 9/30/05 pA1+
Preservation grant: Rell awards
$450K to Land Trust [photo].
11/18/05 pA1+
School ends, learning doesn't
pA3
Shays: City makes fewer
requests for funding. 3/12/05
pA3+
Shays: City needs staffer for
federal funds requests
[photo]. 8/2/05 pA1+
Shays lectures city on its laxity
in getting grants [edit]. 8/5/05
pA10
Weed & Seed to get grant to
battle gangs, drugs. 9/2/05
pA3+
[letter]. 1/24/05 pA10
GRASS ROOTS TENNIS SEE
NORWALK GRASS ROOTS
TENNIS
GRAVEREAUX, DAN
‘Amateurs’ are pros when it
counts: Ham radio operators
test emergency skills at Field
Day exercise [photo]. 6/26/05
pA3+
GRAVES, MARK
[photo]. 11/15/05 pA1+
GRAY, BETTY
Red Apple Awards honor
aquarium’s supporters
[photo]. 4/15/05 pA1+
GRAY, FRED
[photo]. 4/6/05 pA3+
12/22/05 pA3+
GRAY, MICHAEL JR.
Ski race in memory of
Wiltonian [photo]. 2/28/05
pA1+
GRAYBILL, STEPHEN
'The Tempest' opens and local
actor comes home to play
[photo]. 6/16/05 pB1
GREATER NORWALK
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Annual chamber summer social
shows promise. 7/16/05 pA17
12/23/05 pC1+
Bettering business and the
community (Special
Supplement). 4/1/05
budget. 5/21/05 pA18+
Chamber preps for budget
meet with legislators. 5/19/05
pC1
Chamber set for smallbusiness awards. 6/14/05
pA19
Chamber to launch tasty
publication [photo]. 3/16/05
pA3+
[photo]. 11/18/05 pA3+
A day for the links [photo with
Getting a ‘Taste’: Chamber
event draws big crowd in
Chamber recognizes
pA3+
Greater Norwalk Chamber of
Commerce Leading Edge
[photo]. 9/13/05 (Leading
Edge) p1+, 6/28/05 pA1+,
3/3/05 p1+, 1/6/05 (Leading
Edge) p1+
Institute to aid new generation
of business leaders. 10/11/05
pA19+
Keys to success: Chamber
honors small businesses
[photo]. 6/16/05 pC1+
116
Mayors from neighboring towns
attend Norwalk roundtable
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA1+
3/24/05 pA1+
Norwalk chamber set for
networking year. 1/8/05
pA19+
Norwalk's Genuario speaker at
chamber lunch. 2/15/05 pC1
Partners in education: NEF and
businesses partner to
promote quality education
[photo]. 12/15/05 pA3+
11/4/05 pA19+
A peek at the future:
Developers outline visions of
Norwalk [photo]. 11/3/05 pC1+
4/23/05 pA18
Rell addresses Norwalk
chamber [photo]. 4/1/05 pA1+
Rell to address Norwalk
chamber Thursday. 3/29/05
pC1+
Showing appreciation:
Chamber holds 4th day to
honor assistants [photo].
4/28/05 pC3+
Sports complex idea interesting
but has some downsides
[edit]. 2/24/05 pA6
Sports complex studied in
GRECIAN FESTIVAL
A taste of Greek culture in
Norwalk: Area residents
enjoy food to rides [photo].
6/19/05 pA1+
GRECO, CYNTHIA
[photo]. 1/30/05 pA1+
GRECO, FRANCES
Dress for success: Dress Barn
reopens to brisk sales
[photo]. 4/12/05 pA18+
GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
Greek Orthodox Church
archbishop dead. 4/12/05
pA23
GREEN, BRENDAN
[photo]. 4/20/05 pA13+
GREEN, MICHAEL
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA1+
GREEN, SARAH
Ballet soloist teaching at Kids U
[photo]. 10/21/05 pA20+
GREEN, TAYLOR
The final frontier: Columbus
students blast off [photo].
5/6/05 pA3+
GREEN-BERRY, VENNA
pA1+
GREEN PARTY-NORWALK
8/13/05 pA1+
GREENBAUM, STUART
GREENBERG, HOWARD
3/24/05 pA1+
GREENBERG, KENJI
[photo]. 4/2/05 pA3+
GREENE, MARGARET
Lent begins [photo with
GREENE, MATTHEW
7/29/05 pA19
11/3/05 pC3
GREENFIELD, ANDY
Scholarship winners
[photo]. 6/25/05 pA3+
GREENFIELD CONSULTING
GROUP
Scholarship winners
[photo]. 6/25/05 pA3+
Nonprofit to award $30,000.
3/23/05 pA3+
GREENFIELD ONLINE INC.
pC1
Greenfield Online acquires
Rapidata.net for $5.5M.
1/27/05 pC1
GREENLEE, MIMI
New chapter opens at Westport
book sale [photo]. 6/30/05
pC3+
GREENSPOON, MAX
Environmental awareness:
Saving the world, one
backyard at a time [photo].
4/23/05 pA1+
GREENWALD, JONATHAN
GREENWOOD, DEB
GREGORY, VIRGINIA
DEEPSTROM
12/9/05 pA9
GREYROCK COMPANIES
(FIRM)
[photo]. 1/21/05 pB1+
GRIEF
Celebrating a boy's life:
Parents mourn son's death in
GRIFFIN, ANNA
12/13/05 pA13
[photo]. 9/13/05 pA13+
GRIFFIN, MICHAEL
Dredging project on the move.
10/12/05 pA3+
pA3+
117
GRILL, NORMAN G. JR.
3/16/05 pA18
GRILLO, CHRIS
[photo]. 5/4/05 pA13+
GRISTINA, MARY GAIL
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA18
GRIT$, JOE
3/30/05 pA1+
True 'Grit$': Norwalk rapper
talks about gritty CD [photo].
4/2/05 pA1+
GROCHOWSLI, WANDA
[photo]. 12/5/05 pA3
GROOMING, PERSONAL
SEE BEAUTY, PERSONAL
GROPP, HEIDI
8/13/05 pA3+
GROTTO, JOHN C.
1/7/05 pB9
GROUP WORKCAMPS
(ORGANIZATION)
Saturday last day to sign up for
free home repairs. 2/25/05
pA1+
GROWHOSKI, DON
2/8/05 pC1
GROWING SEEDS CHILD
DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Center’s goal is that child’s
individuality bears fruit.
6/5/05 pA3
GRUELLE, JOHNNY
Fans invited to share Raggedy
Ann experiences. 2/14/05 pA3
GRUEN, DAVID
9/26/05 pA1+
GRUENDEL, JANICE
Looking out for little people:
United Way sets sights on
families, children [photo].
6/9/05 pA3+
GRYGLEWSKI, ANNA
[photo]. 10/13/05 pA13+
GUARCELLO, CARLY
[photo]. 9/9/05 pA13+
Guarcello looks ahead after
surgery [photo]. 10/18/05 pA9
6/25/05 pA16
6/4/05 pA13+
Starz roll on [photo]. 8/18/05
pA11+
GUARCELLO, GARY
Getting it done in a clutch
pA15
GUARINO, TAMARA
How their garden grows:
Family raises own products
for sale [photo]. 8/7/05 pD1+
GUARNIERI, LINDSAY AND
SAMANTHA
Soaking in the sun [photo with
GUBACK, STEVE
Mills, Guback among eight
honorees [photo]. 10/28/05
pA13+
Two guys talkin’ sports [photo
GUDE, DORSEY WEBER
Gude loves 'tense freedom' of
running foundation. 8/18/05
pA1+
GUDE, ERIK
[photo]. 6/19/05 pB1+
GUERRERA, ROBERT
4/20/05 pA17
GUILBERT, DEE
pC3
pC4
GUILLEN, LUIS
Elementary students
[photo]. 5/18/05 pA1+
GUILTY PLEAS SEE PLEAS
OF GUILTY
GUN CONTROLGOVERNMENT POLICY
It's Politics!: Rell takes cheap
shot from Dems
GUNDLING, REBECCA
[photo]. 11/20/05 pB1+
GUNN, SUSAN
7/6/05 pA10
Commission hands over
grievances against Gunn to
city. 7/29/05 pA1+
Embattled curator wants to see
commission e-mail. 8/13/05
pA1+
Gunn gets earful from
commission. 7/1/05 pA1+
Gunn’s office inspected.
7/28/05 pA1+
Historical panel votes no
confidence in museum aide.
6/10/05 pA1+
Museum curator gets $5K pay
hike in deal. 7/6/05 pA1+
Museum curator's ethics
should be reviewed [letter].
3/2/05 pA10
Ordinance unclear on who
curator must report to [letter].
7/6/05 pA10
Time to act on museum curator
[letter]. 7/11/05 pA10
GUTHRIE, JAMES F.
pA1+
GUTHRIE, SARAH LEE
Music for a summer's night
[photo]. 7/28/05 pB1+
GUTIERREZ, YADIRA
GUYTAN, SHALEZA
deemed a success by
pA3+
118
GUZMAN, ARIEL
With donations down, Food
Bank on a quest for turkeys
[photo]. 11/16/05 pA3+
GUZMAN, CHRISTA
pA3
GUZMAN, XIOMARA
Smitty’s captures Rec
volleyball title [photo]. 3/30/05
pA19
GYMNASTICS-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY-BOYS
GYMNASTICS-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY-GIRLS
pA15
H.S. Roundup: Bears,
Wreckers Split. 1/29/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Weston's
Varvoglis earns all-around
title. 2/20/05 pB2
GYMNASTICS-NORWALK
Emotional ending for
Carbonara. 2/15/05 pA9
Mallardi places 5th at nationals
[photo]. 8/2/05 pA17
H
HAAS, ROSIE
A natural performer:
Entrepreneur pitches organic
products at home parties
[photo]. 7/26/05 pC1+
HABER, REV. TOM
HABIB, LATEEF
pA3+
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
HACKNEY, MARCUS
[photo]. 6/19/05 pB1+
HADASSAH, NORWALK
CHAPTER OF SEE
NORWALK CHAPTER OF
HADASSAH
HADLEY, NANCY
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA19+
HAFF, ALLISON
[photo]. 10/11/05 pA13+
HAFFNER, DEBRA W.
Minister’s message: sex is
simply divine [photo]. 9/27/05
pA3+
HAGEMAN, HOLLY
Assistant schools supt. to
oversee personnel. 4/18/05
pA3
HAGERTY, FRANCIS 'SKIP'
4/12/05 pA18
HAIGH, SAM
7/6/05 pA19+
HAIRDRESSERS SEE
BEAUTY OPERATORS
HAIRE, BILLY
[photo]. 6/1/05 pA13+
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA15+
HAITIAN AMERICANSNORWALK
Haiti on parade: HaitianAmerican Day celebrated in
S. Norwalk [photo]. 7/24/05
pA1+
HALIM, ANTHONY
[photo]. 5/1/05 pA1+
HALL, AMANDA
4/23/05 pA13+
HALL, CELIA
pA3+
HALL, EUNICE
12/18/05 pA1+
HALL, JAY
Shukies nips Setti; moves into
second [photo]. 11/18/05
pA18
HALL, KENNETH
pA1+
10/6/05 pA8
HALL, WILLIAM S.
10/14/05 pC9+
HALL-BROOKE HOSPITAL
Hall-Brooke staffer going to
Leadership Institute. 9/2/05
pB9
Outpatient office to provide
mental health services.
11/12/05 pA3
HALLINAN, LIZ
2/8/05 pC1
HALLOWEEN
10/25/05 pA3+
‘Day of the Dead’ offers cultural
lesson [photo]. 10/30/05 pA1+
A frightfully good time: Norwalk
woman gets a kick out of
pA1+
Halloween parade [photo with
Have Halloween without a visit
to Stew's? Not a ghost of a
chance [photo]. 10/2/05 pA7
It’s Halloween – A night for fun,
not vandalism [edit]. 10/31/05
pA10
Long-legged beasties [photo
Party at the ‘Y’ plays host to
young crowd [photo].
10/30/05 pA1+
pA1+
HALLOWEEN-WESTPORT
Trick or treaters bring
controlled chaos to downtown
pA5
119
Trick or treaters urged to take
common sense precautions
on Halloween. 10/25/05 pA3+
HALMI, ROBERT JR.
In brief: Rowaytonite cited by
Reeve foundation. 11/11/05
pA19
HALSEY, GAVIN
Speaking from the heart: Boy,
6, parents to lobby Congress
for increase in research
funding [photo]. 4/10/05 pA3+
HAMILTON, DICK
Scholarship recipient [photo
HAMILTON, MARIE
Labyrinth invites visitors to
journey inward [photo].
9/26/05 pA3+
HAMILTON, MOLLY
Norwalk's junior achievers:
Naramake the site for Junior
Achievement program
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA3+
HAMILTON, THOMAS S.
Debt refinancing saves city
over $679,000. 3/17/05 pA3+
Norwalk begins budgeting
process: $240.5 million
request expected to be
trimmed [photo]. 1/11/05 pA1+
1/21/05 pA3+
HAMMEL, PATRICIA
HAMMER, KATIE
Great American Smokeout:
Norwalk kids say no to
smoking [photo]. 11/16/05
pA1+
3/17/05 pA11+
HAMMOND, CARRIE
4/27/05 pC1
HANABERGH, GERARD
3/2/05 pA19+
HAND, KERRY
HAND, KEVIN
pA18
[photo]. 1/22/05 pA13+
HANDICAPPED-NORWALK
Accessibility law’s aims
HANDICRAFT-WESTON
HANER, DAVE
A truckful of relief: Hurricane
aid supplies leave Norwalk
[photo]. 9/30/05 pA3+
HANEY, BRENT
[photo]. 1/30/05 pC5+
HANEY, RYAN
pA11+
HANGOVER CURES
Doctor: Abstinence best cure
for hangover. 12/31/05 pA1+
HANLEY, KENNETH J.
Fatal accident robbed fledgling
flier's dream [photo]. 12/5/05
pA3+
HANLEY, TERRY
Fatal accident robbed fledgling
flier's dream [photo]. 12/5/05
pA3+
HANLEY, TIMOTHY
7/29/05 pA19
HANNAH, PAUL F. JR.
Hannah will not seek fourth
term in Wilton [photo].
7/14/05 pA3+
off the island...
Wilton’s GOP taps Brennan as
selectman. 7/21/05 pA3+
HANNUM, DYLAN
Weston moving forward
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA15
HANSEN, CHRIS
T [photo]. 9/17/05 pA1
HANSON, KRIS
A nine lives threat: Norwalk cat
lover sounds alarm about
vaccine-Associated Sarcoma
[photo]. 2/1/05 pA3+
HANUKKAH
‘Chanukah on Ice’: Festival of
Lights with a chilly twist
[photo]. 12/30/05 pA1+
Festival of lights gets brighter:
Menorah lighting marks end
of food drive [photo].
12/27/05 pA1+
Westporters mark Hanukkah’s
arrival with Menorah lighting
[photo]. 12/26/05 pA1+
HARASSMENT (CRIMINAL)NORWALK
Police blotter. 11/18/05 pA4,
6/30/05 pA4, 6/28/05 pA4
HARBILAS, MATT
[photo]. 5/21/05 pA13+
HARBOR AVENUE LIQUOR
[photo]. 12/10/05 pA19
HARBOR BLUFF
DEVELOPMENT
Clock ticks for historic city
home. 6/22/05 pA3
HARBOR LIGHTS
(RESTAURANT)
In brief: Harbor Lights patio to
open year-round. 5/21/05
pA18
Weathering the storm: Harbor
Lights going weatherproof
[photo]. 3/3/05 pC1+
HARBOR PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT GROUP
(HPMG)
Next-level security for area’s
residents. 4/22/05 pC1
HARDING, JEFF
Singer-songwriter from Wilton
to give concert in hometown
[photo]. 7/10/05 pA3+
HARMON, ALEX
[photo]. 7/24/05 pA3+
120
HARPER, ALEXANDER
pC4
HARPER, ARTHUR H.
In brief: GE executive to be
honored. 10/26/05 pA19
HARRICK, ED
Plunkett takes 3rd District
primary [photo]. 9/14/05 pA3
HARRICK, KENZIE
[photo]. 9/22/05 pA11+
HARRIS, ALDON
Time is of essence: New clock
symbolizes future of Wall
Street [photo]. 2/24/05 pA1+
HARRIS, ALISON
12/6/05 pA3+
HARRIS, DORRIE
pC4
HARRIS, FRANK
Food Services director wants
free lunch for all students
[photo]. 8/16/05 pB5
Frank Harris to retire from food
services. 11/17/05 pA3+
Importance of food is Harris’
legacy [edit]. 11/22/05 pA6
HARRIS, JULIE
Honors for Julie Harris.
12/25/05 pC1
HARRIS, MATT
[photo]. 1/19/05 pA13+
HARRIS, SHERELLE
Parents ought to consider gassaving method [letter].
9/30/05 pA10
8/15/05 pA10
Rice admirable even if she’s in
the wrong party [column].
5/15/05 pC8+
HARRIS, SUE
4/6/05 pA17
HARRISON, ANDY
HARRISON, CAITLIN
GFA volleyball nets second win
[photo]. 11/10/05 pA16
HARRISON, DANEE
4/2/05 pA16
[photo]. 1/1/05 pA13+
HARRISON, DWAYBE
pA15+
HART, PATRICIA
pC4
HARTMAN, CRAIG
Dairy store’s milk supplier
honored by state with ‘farm of
distinction’ award [photo].
7/5/05 pA3+
HARTMAN, VERLYN
JULESON
Hartman birthday [photo].
1/16/05 pC3
HARTMAYER, MICHAEL
Marine back from Iraq says
media treats American troops
like the enemy. 3/21/05 pA3+
HARVEY, ALLEGRA
[edit]. 7/2/05 pA10
HASTINGS, PETER JR.
Chamber celebration in Wilton
pC1
HATEM, DANIELLE
pA16
HAVARD, PENNY
A look back [photo with
HAVEMEYER, JOANNE WU
8/5/05 pB11+
HAVENS, PETER
Service honors fallen
comrades: Address given by
officer from West Point
[photo]. 5/23/05 pA1+
HAWKS
[photo]. 9/22/05 pA15
HAWLEY, JOHN
Library project may take more
time, money [photo]. 3/31/05
pA3
New chapter for library project:
‘Topping off’ marks milestone
in construction of S. Norwalk
facility [photo]. 10/1/05 pA3+
HAY, DAVID
Brookside’s leader. 12/19/05
pA1+
HAY, NICKEL
pA16
pA13+
HAY, NICOLETTE
6/30/05 pA14
HAYDEN, STEVE
Skaters compete at Calf
Pasture [photo]. 8/15/05 pA1+
HAYES, LISA 'LI'
8/17/05 pA19+
HAYES, PETER B.
1/14/05 pB1+
HAYGOOD, JAMES
pA3+
HAYNES, GALE
Norwalk's Kydes enters LIU
Soccer Hall of Fame [photo].
3/1/05 pA17
HAYNES, KEVIN
chowder from local
pA1+
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
9/18/05 pA1+
121
HEAD START PROGRAMS
Agency: No transport for Head
Start. 12/22/05 pA1+
In brief: Pitney Bowes assists
Head Start. 10/15/05 pA8
City administration needs to
rethink its priorities [letter].
7/4/05 pA10
Feds tell NEON to end Head
Start. 5/27/05 pA1+
Getting ready: NEON
orientation program gives
kids a 'head start' [photo].
8/10/05 pA3+
[photo]. 2/8/05 pA3+
Head Start parents get heads
up on dental clinic. 10/18/05
pA4
Head Start students given
dental screenings. 4/5/05 pA4
Headstart provider faces
funding loss. 9/16/05 pA1
HHS incorrectly slams Head
Start for NEON errors [edit].
6/1/05 pA10
12/3/05 pA3+
NEON appealing order to let go
of Head Start. 5/28/05 pA1+
NEON appeals cutting Head
Start. 6/30/05 pA1+
NEON operation of Head Start
causes concern [edit].
9/22/05 pA8
pA3+
NEON to continue preschool
12/29/05 pA3+
2/8/05 pA1
K. 8/26/05 pA3+
HEADLEY, CAMERON
[photo]. 4/6/05 pA3+
HEALTH
Running Doctor, column by
Bob Weiss. every other
Sunday
HEALTH CARE SEE
MEDICAL CARE
HEALTH EDUCATION
Experts offer tips to beat
weekend heat. 6/25/05 pA1+
Health fair puts info into
senior's hands [photo].
4/10/05 pA3+
Hospital forum provides
pointers on strokes. 6/29/05
pA3
Low-income women heeding
cancer message. 1/2/05 pA1+
YMCA program teaches
lifestyle change, not diet
[photo]. 2/6/05 pA1+
HEALTH FOOD STORES SEE
NATURAL FOOD STORES
HEALTH INSURANCE SEE
INSURANCE, HEALTH
HEALTH RESORTS
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA3
Tranquility Spa is back in
business in Norwalk. 3/18/05
pA3+
HEALTH SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS SEE MEDICAL
CARE, COST OF
HEALY, RYAN
[photo]. 4/21/05 pA11+
HEARING AIDS
Like a miracle: Foundation’s
free hearing aids help teen
get his life back [photo].
10/22/05 pA3+
HEARN, LEXIE
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA13+
HEART BALL SEE EVENING
WOMEN'S CLUB OF
NORWALK
HEART DISEASESCONGENITAL
Speaking from the heart: Boy,
6, parents to lobby Congress
for increase in research
funding [photo]. 4/10/05 pA3+
HEAT EXHAUSTION
Meterman hailed for rescue:
First District worker used
EMT skills to aid senior ill
from heat [photo]. 8/16/05
pA3+
HEAT STROKE
Heat stroke hits city man.
7/29/05 pA3+
HEATING-EQUIPMENT AND
SUPPLIES
Bioheat pioneer labeled a
'visionary' by industry
consultant [photo]. 2/23/05
pB11
Selling like hot cakes: Woodburning stoves are hot sellers
[photo]. 11/12/05 pA20+
HEATING OIL PRICES SEE
PETROLEUM PRODUCTSPRICES
HECHT, RABBI YEHOSHUA
Evacuation by Israelis draws
mixed reaction. 8/19/05 pA1+
The light of Hanukkah [photo
State’s civil union law
undermines family values
[letter]. 10/9/05 pC9
HEDGE FUNDS
In brief: Investors say fund
assets may be missing.
8/27/05 pA18
HEFFERAN, KELLEY
pC3+
HEFFERAN, MATT
3/11/05 pC9
HEFFERNAN, BARBARA
HEH ASSOCIATES (FIRM)
In brief: Wilton firm earns three
design awards. 11/12/05 pA20
122
HEI HOSPITALITY (FIRM)
In brief: Norwalk company sells
land for $18M. 3/4/05 pB7
Norwalk firm buys Hilton in
Long Beach. 1/28/05 pA18
HEINZELMAN, CAROL
HEINZELMAN, FRED
[photo]. 2/17/05 pC1+
HELD, PAUL
Ex-teacher to stay in jail on
pornography charges. 8/6/05
pA3+
Some say Westport teacher
was strange. 8/5/05 pA1+
HELLABY, JACK
4/4/05 pA1+
HELLE, NANCY
[photo]. 4/30/05 pA1+
HELMS, MICHELE
caption]. 2/7/05 pA3, 2/5/05
pA3, 2/3/05 pA3, 2/2/05 pA3,
2/1/05 pA3
HEMPSTEAD, DOUGLAS E.
Council representatives
express thanks for support in
election [letter]. 11/18/05
pA10
Councilman: Meeting should
not have been held [letter].
3/10/05 pA6
10/24/05 pA8+
Hempstead answers attack on
hospital request [letter].
1/20/05 pA8
7/2/05 pA1+
Hempstead's remarks about
hospital off base [letter].
1/16/05 pC8
3/13/05 pC7
[photo]. 4/10/05 pC9
HEMPSTEAD, DOUGLAS E.
(Continued)
[photo]. 5/15/05 pC9
Writer objected to referring to
hospital as business [letter].
1/26/05 pA10
HENDRICK, ANNABEL
Sweet surprise [photo with
HENION, WAYNE
Police move into new home
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA1+
HENNESEY, JOAN
10/16/05 pA3+
HENNESSY, MOLLY
caption]. 12/15/05 pA14
HENRY, JACOB
HENRY, J.J.
Fairfield’s Henry fifth at Zurich
[photo]. 5/2/05 pA13+
HENRY, JORDAN
[photo]. 7/5/05 pA1+
HENRY, MARIA PASSARO
HENRY, MEAGAN
Norwalker attends leadership
conference. 8/4/05 pC4
HENRY, MORGAN
pA4
HENSEL, JENNA
8/5/05 pB11+
HERBERT, GARDNER
Leaking oil tank dumped at
school; prompts cleanup
[photo]. 11/7/05 pA1+
HERES, CELESTINO
HERITAGE PARK-NORWALK
HERITAGE WALLNORWALKSEE ALSO
THOMAS C. O'CONNOR
PARK
Heritage Wall could use some
tender loving care [letter].
2/23/05 pA10
HERL, SHELBY
HERMAN, FLORENCE
Here’s the real scoop [photo
HERMANS, ROMY
12/5/05 pA1+
HERNANDEZ, ALBERT
11/23/05 pA3+
HERNANDEZ, GRISCEL
pC2
HERRING, JENNIFER
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA1+
HERTZ, JACK
[photo]. 4/15/05 pA13+
HESS, ROBERT
10/1/05 pA17
HEYDE, KELLY
caption]. 12/15/05 pA14
HEYDT-LONG, ALEXIS
The cause is PAWS [photo with
HEYN, DALMA
123
HICKS, KANDREE E.
2/12/05 pA3+
HICKS, RANDY
6/22/05 pA19
HIGHTOWER, GLENN
5/16/05 pA13+
HIKING
Bears cut short Norwalk hiker's
attempt. 4/7/05 pA15
HILL, CARLIN
5/20/05 pA1+
HILL, CHARLES
No consolation for Norwalk
against Masuk [photo].
12/31/05 pB1+
[photo]. 12/14/05 pA15+
HILL, CLAIRE
[photo]. 4/27/05 pB3
HILL, JEAN
9/15/05 pA1+
HILL, JEROME
Having a blast (off): Area
children learn about science,
rocketry at space camp
[photo]. 7/31/05 pA3
HILL, JUSTIN
Cool moves [photo with
HILLARD BLOOM
SHELLFISH INC.
9/11/05 pC5
HILLIARD, CALVIN
Playing a good game [photo
HILLIARD, CARVIN
Election 2005. 11/7/05 pA6
HILLMER, KARIN
Putting it all together [photo].
5/5/05 pB1+
HILTON, ANDY
Rosie on the run [photo with
HINDERING PROSECUTIONNORWALK
HINTON, SHAKETHIA
HIP-HOP-INFLUENCE
Norwalk forum's focus is hiphop. 3/9/05 pA1+
HIRKO, MICHAEL
[photo]. 11/20/05 pB1+
HIRSCHBECK, NICKI
[photo]. 5/24/05 pA9+
HIRSCHHORN, JOEL
In brief: Former Norwalker
honored again. 11/1/05 pA19
HIRSCHMAN, TONY
Hirschman wins at Thompson.
8/19/05 pA17
HIRTEN, PRESTON
pA11+
HISE, ADAM
HISPANIC AMERICANSFAIRFIELD COUNTY
programs to Latino
pA3+
HISPANIC AMERICANSNORWALK
Catering to Hispanic needs:
Norwalk business provides
help for immigrants [photo].
12/28/05 pA1+
Celebrating Hispanics:
Students mark heritage
month [photo]. 9/29/05 pA1+
3/27/05 pA1+
[photo]. 3/2/05 pA19+
Session's focus is on
Hispanics. 5/4/05 pA1+
HISTORIC BUILDINGSNORWALK
City demolition law
shortsighted when it comes to
history [edit]. 10/2/05 pC6
home. 6/22/05 pA3
Developer, neighbors face off
over fate of four historic
Norwalk homes [photo].
9/22/05 pA1+
Developer buys 2 SoNo
Developer to save 3 Stuart
Ave. homes. 12/28/05 pA1+
Development, history
compatible for Norwalk man’s
purposes [photo]. 10/21/05
pA1+
‘Greenwich invasion’ [photo].
10/4/05 pA1+
Historic home finally has date
with mover. 10/22/05 pA3+
Houses that are old are not
necessarily historic [letter].
10/6/05 pA8
Norwalk panel seeks to save
three houses [photo]. 2/19/05
pA3+
Norwalker alarmed by plan for
19th century house [letter].
10/12/05 pA10
Norwalk's Maple Hill, c1839
Classic Greek Revival:
Restored, enchanced and a
'rarity' [photo]. 9/23/05 pC1
Reactions mixed on
moratorium. 11/20/05 pA1+
Residents battle to save
historic farmhouse [photo].
10/12/05 pA1+
Residents gather to save
historical Stuart Avenue
homes. 9/28/05 pA1+
Residents protest demolition:
Neighbors: Developer didn't
follow rules. 9/30/05 pA1+
Stuart Ave. homes get
demolition reprieve. 9/29/05
pA3+
Stuart Avenue residents fight to
save buildings from
demolition. 11/17/05 pA7
Traffic diverted by historic
124
HISTORIC BUILDINGSROWAYTON
Residents look to save
Rowayton house [photo].
12/14/05 pA1+
Rowaytonites hope to save
historic house. 6/1/05 pA3+
Winthrop House gets new
lease on life: Landmark
Rowayton building saved
from oblivion [photo]. 1/23/05
pA3+
HISTORIC BUILDINGSWESTON
Weston homestead with guest
house, tavern, barn [photo].
9/16/05 pC1+
HISTORIC BUILDINGSWESTPORT
Coalition tries to save historic
Westport home. 6/5/05 pA1+
Court ruling keeps lawsuit to
save Bradley House alive
[photo]. 3/19/05 pA3+
[photo]. 9/9/05 pB1
‘Historic Overlay’ zoning has
legal precedent [letter].
5/29/05 pC10
Kenneth Kraus may shed light
on Bradley House issue
[letter]. 3/17/05 pA8
pC1+
A place with a past: House
where Lincoln slept and
slaves took refuge is on the
market [photo]. 6/3/05 pC1+
Preservation is a noble idea when it's feasible [letter].
4/10/05 pC8
Public's help needed to save
the historic Bradley House
[letter]. 3/9/05 pA10
Ruling expected on Bradley
demolition. 3/13/05 pA3+
Westport court to take up case
of Abel Bradley House.
3/10/05 pA3
Zoning amendment would save
Westport’s heritage [letter].
4/28/05 pA8
HISTORIC BUILDINGSWILTON
Chestnut Hill: A Peters’ classic
on Wilton’s East Meadow
[photo]. 9/30/05 pB1+
A Royal Barry Wills classic
[photo]. 9/2/05 pB1
HISTORIC PRESERVATIONCONNECTICUT
pA1+
HISTORIC PRESERVATIONNORWALK
City demolition law
Fodor Farm’s historical value.
11/2/05 pA1+
pA1+
Historic preservation of homes
defined differently [letter].
10/13/05 pA10
Knopp deserves credit for
leadership on preservation
[letter]. 11/20/05 pC8
Knopp on side of preservation
[letter]. 11/6/05 pC6
Norwalk first to earn Preserve
America status in state.
7/15/05 pA3+
Norwalker alarmed by plan for
19th century house [letter].
10/12/05 pA10
Ordinance flawed in age
limitation, not time limits
[edit]. 11/18/05 pA10
Preserving historic buildings
and landscapes. 9/22/05 pC3
Residents battle to save
historic farmhouse [photo].
10/12/05 pA1+
6th Dist. weighs moving historic
home to save it. 4/14/05 pA1+
Uncovering the past:
Graveyard restoration reveals
much about the lives of
parish ancestors [photo].
7/26/05 pA3+
Winthrop plans draw varied
reactions. 2/24/05 pA1+
HISTORIC PRESERVATIONROWAYTON
Rowayton Library renovation
stalled for one year. 5/15/05
pA3+
HISTORIC PRESERVATIONWESTPORT
P&Z candidates agree on need
to preserve town character.
10/24/05 pA3+
HISTORICAL
REENACTMENTS
[photo]. 6/16/05 pA3+
HITTER, RON
Defibrillator saves Wilton
Ambulance volunteer's life.
3/3/05 pA1
HIV (VIRUSES)
Local health dept., national
AIDS data clash. 2/16/05
pA1+
Norwalk church reaches out:
HIV victims look to each other
for strength [photo]. 5/9/05
pA1+
Norwalk doctor urges condom
use amid new HIV strain
[photo]. 2/14/05 pA1+
HK GROUP
In brief: 3 leases announced by
the HK Group. 8/18/05 pC1
In brief: HK Group announces
leases in Westport. 5/4/05
pA17
In brief: HK Group named
agent for 67 Glover. 11/3/05
pC1
In brief: Westport realty firm
pC1
HMSDESIGN (FIRM)
[photo]. 2/27/05 pC5+
HOCHSTADT, JUDITH
[photo]. 2/6/05 pA1+
HOCKETT, JEFF
125
HOCKEY-CONNECTICUT
U-12 Stars second in Lake
Placid. 12/25/05 pB7
Wilton U-12 girls shine at
holiday tournament [photo].
12/14/05 pA17
HOCKEY-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
pA12
Anderson nets MVP accolades
[photo]. 3/29/05 pA9+
Mid Fairfield Blues claim
national title [photo with
may give area teams
pA9+
Pee Wees skate after national
title [photo]. 3/24/05 pA11
HOCKEY-NORWALKSEE
ALSO NAME OF SCHOOLHOCKEY
Bears finish up-and-down
campaign. 2/22/05 pA13
12/27/05 pA18
HODGE, COURTNEY
12/18/05 pA1+
HODGE, OLIVIA
12/18/05 pA1+
HODGES, CHRISTINE
pA11
HOFFACKER, RIEL
[photo]. 11/9/05 pA9+
HOFFMAN, HUNTER
6/22/05 pA10
Senators earn tourney berth
[photo]. 2/17/05 pA9+
Sometimes, things aren't as
they seem [photo]. 3/1/05
pA13
HOFFMAN, HUNTER AND
BIANCA
‘H’ policy rates ‘F’ from sibs:
hoop standout from
6/17/05 pA1+
HOKAYEM, NADINE
Nature's way for healing
[photo]. 1/6/05 pA3+
HOLDEN, EMILY
Museum exhibit turns kids on
to energy conservation
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA3+
HOLGERSON, HANNAH
Having a jolly gourd time [photo
HOLIDAYS-MEXICO
‘Day of the Dead’ offers cultural
lesson [photo]. 10/30/05 pA1+
HOLLINGSWORTH, DANA
5/16/05 pA13+
HOLLINGSWORTH, TOM
pA16
HOLOCAUST
County well represented at
Holocaust ceremony [letter].
5/12/05 pA8
HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS
Beating the odds: City resident
recalls survival in East
Germany, escape to West
[photo]. 9/17/05 pA1+
Holocaust survivor offers
lesson for today’s generation
[photo]. 5/6/05 pA1+
Holocaust survivors tells of
horror, triumph [photo].
1/20/05 pA3+
HOLOMAKOFF,
CHRISTOPHER
[photo]. 12/8/05 pA1+
HOLOMAKOFF, SAMANTHA
Crossing cultures: Friendship
blossoms from Japan visit
[photo]. 9/10/05 pA3+
HOLYFIELD, THOMAS
HOME BUILDING SEE
DWELLINGS-DESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION
HOME IMPROVEMENT SEE
DWELLINGS-REMODELING
HOME INSTEAD SENIOR
CARE
HOMELESS PERSONSFAIRFIELD COUNTY
Census will count homeless in
three area cities. 1/13/05
pA1+
HOMELESS PERSONSNORWALK
City getting $1.3M from HUD to
battle homelessness. 1/27/05
pA3
Emergency shelters forced to
turn away homeless. 11/6/05
pA3+
Heartfelt welcome for homeless
[photo]. 11/20/05 pA3+
Norwalk homeless escape
cold: Agencies in region
conduct homeless census
[photo]. 1/27/05 pA1+
Norwalk looking to help
homeless. 11/16/05 pA1+
HOMEWORK
Online homework help boosts
students' grades [photo].
1/10/05 pA1+
[photo]. 11/29/05 pA3+
HOMOSEXUALS SEE GAYS
HOOD, SUSAN
St. Philip’s parish offers faith
classes for adults [photo].
9/11/05 pA3+
HOPE, GREG
Colorful opening: Wilton’s
Ring’s End opens paint
HORIZONS PROGRAM SEE
NEW CANAAN COUNTRY
SCHOOL
126
HORNE, GENE
Babe Ruth team grateful for
generosity [letter]. 10/16/05
pC8
HORNUNG, CISSY
7/18/05 pA1+
HOROWITZ, ANNA
Staples student wins arts
competition. 5/19/05 pC3
HORSE-SHOWS
Horse show draws 45
competitors. 8/8/05 pA4
HORSEMANSHIP
Girl, 9, isn’t horsing around
when it comes to competitive
riding [photo]. 8/8/05 pA4
HORSESHOE CRABS
A crab in hand: Researching
state’s horseshoe crabs is a
labor of love for SHU
professor [photo]. 6/22/05 pA3
HOSPITALITY
CONFECTIONS LLC
In brief: Company launches
chocolate in a can. 12/21/05
pA21
HOUR
Add another candle for Norwalk
area’s paper of record [edit].
5/6/05 pA10
Another gusher of big oil
propaganda [column].
10/9/05 pC9
Bertoli takes helm as new Hour
editor [photo]. 7/5/05 pA1+
Contest winners enjoyed week
in Antigua [letter]. 2/9/05 pA10
Enough political rantings
already in The Hour [letter].
8/11/05 pA6
'Hate' letters stifle real debate,
deserve no space in
newspaper [letter]. 8/14/05
pC8
The Hour Cup race is going
down to wire [photo]. 5/10/05
pA13+
Hour downplayed Rowland
scandal until he resigned
[letter]. 3/25/05 pA10
HOUR (Continued)
Hour gives America-hating
leftists too much space
[letter]. 7/18/05 pA10
Hour pulls down 2 press
association awards. 2/9/05
pA4
Hour tabs new circulation chief
[photo]. 3/10/05 pC1
It's Politics!: Chris Shays scolds
his own party
John Lennon photo offensive
[letter]. 11/6/05 pC6
Letter writers have right to
express different opinions
[letter]. 8/16/05 pA10
Meet The Hour people [photo].
5/21/05 pA5
Murphy story shows Hour is an
enemy of Norwalk [letter].
6/6/05 pA10
To our readers. 5/20/05 pA1
Thanks for your kind words,
Ed! [letter]. 6/2/05 pA8
Westport reporter will be
missed [letter]. 9/10/05 pA10
Whitton named Hour president
[photo]. 3/3/05 pC1
Writer’s opinions miss the mark
[letter]. 5/11/05 pA10
HOUR -NEWSPAPER
CARRIERS
Brother-sister team turned
delivery into exact science
[photo]. 11/14/05 pA3+
Bullies, bone-chilling temps
and naked customers [photo].
11/7/05 pA3+
Ex-paperboy says he'd gladly
do route again [photo].
12/26/05 pA3+
Christmas tips: A Christmas
orange. 11/21/05 pA3+
Christmas tips: Delivery by
horse. 11/21/05 pA3+
Former paperboy says hardest
part of job was getting it
[photo]. 12/5/05 pA3+
Job put young man on the
route to success [photo].
12/18/05 pA3+
A little horse sense gets the job
done [photo]. 11/21/05 pA3+
Running a business before he
was old enough to drive
[photo]. 10/31/05 pA3+
Young carrier learned to stay
focused. 12/12/05 pA3
HOUSE SELLING
[photo]. 8/4/05 pC1+
HOUSING-CONNECTICUT
$100M trust sought for
affordable housing. 2/4/05
pA6
HOUSING-LAW AND
LEGISLATION
Housing bill benefits Norwalk.
7/20/05 pA1+
HOUSING-NORWALK
Affordable housing 'gridlocked.'
3/13/05 pA1+
12/16/05 pC9+
Affordable housing needs to be
a priority [letter]. 11/7/05 pA10
Affordable housing on table for
discussion. 12/9/05 pA4
Biggest hurdle for affordable
housing is getting units built.
2/18/05 pA1+
Association targets
nation's wealthiest areas
[photo]. 9/2/05 pA3+
City-NAACP deal would end 20year dispute. 8/3/05 pA1+
Council buys Fair Glen for
pA1+
10/12/05 pA1+
Council hears affordable
housing strategies. 8/31/05
pA3+
Development may add unit of
pA1+
Fair Glen appeals withdrawn.
4/21/05 pA1+
[letter]. 9/29/05 pA10
127
Hope springs eternal that
dispute at end [edit]. 8/9/05
pA6
Housing action hard to follow
[letter]. 11/3/05 pA8
Housing co-op is now a condo
association. 11/29/05 pA3+
9/12/05 pA10
pA3+
Maritime Yards plans OK'd
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA1+
Norwalk must provide more
affordable housing [letter].
4/20/05 pA10
Opening doors to working
families: Agency steps in to
ease region's affordable
housing crunch [photo].
2/12/05 pA1+
Pepperidge units to be luxury
only. 4/1/05 pA1+
Planner: No quick fix for
housing crunch. 9/2/05 pA3+
Proposal for Colonial Village
was ignored [letter]. 12/7/05
pA10
Seminars aim to boost minority
homeownership. 9/10/05
pA1+
Stop wining about city's 'need'
for affordable housing [letter].
4/3/05 pC6
HOUSING-PRICES
Home prices drive many from
HOUSING-WESTPORT
Exemptions for housing, the
disabled face review. 6/4/05
pA3+
RTM falls vote short of
overturning rule on affordable
housing. 8/29/05 pA4
HOUSING-WILTON
More senior housing coming to
Fairfield County. 5/20/05 pB1
HOUSTON, CHARDE
Huskies set to commence title
defense [photo]. 3/20/05 pB1+
HOWARD, AL
Flower power: Employee of
month keeps Calf Pasture
pretty [photo]. 7/14/05 pA3+
HOWARD, KRISTEN
8/19/05 pC7+
HOWARD, NATE
HOWARD, STEPH
6/25/05 pA16
HOWE, ELIZA
[photo]. 9/22/05 pA11+
HOWELL, CHARLES F.
11/9/05 pB1
HOWELL, DAVID WILLIAM
Priest’s 40th anniversary draws
hundreds to church [photo].
9/21/05 pA3+
HOYE, PERRY
Achievement program
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA3+
HRUSKA, JAY S.
10/14/05 pC9+
HUANG, MARK
[photo]. 5/27/05 pC5+
HUBER, LORETTA
4/6/05 pA17
HUBERT, KELLY
[photo]. 7/18/05 pA13+
HUDSON, BOBBY
[photo]. 6/11/05 pA13+
HUERTAS, JOURDEN
[photo]. 11/28/05 pA1+
HUGHES, CHRISTOPHER
World War II GI lives on in
loving memories of his family
[photo]. 1/3/05 pA3
HUIDEKOPER, HENRY
pA12
[photo]. 1/30/05 pB1+
HUMAN CAPITALCONNECTICUT
Aging work force being
addressed by local agencies.
5/20/05 pC9+
HUMAN CAPITAL-NORWALK
4/28/05 pC3+
HUMAN RESOURCES SEE
HUMAN CAPITAL
HUMAN RIGHTS-NORWALK
City celebrates International
Human Rights Day. 12/6/05
pA3+
City should adopt human rights
requests [letter]. 12/8/05 pA8
pA3+
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
OF MID-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY SEE NORWALKHUMAN SERVICES
COUNCIL
HUNGASKI, ELSA
HUNT, JAMIE
Snider’s wife sounds off on gun
HUNT, RICHARD
[photo]. 9/12/05 pA3+
HUNTER, DONALD
Serving those who serve [photo
HUNTING
Responsible hunting would
control geese population
[letter]. 5/4/05 pA10
HURDLE, LINWOOD
HURST, STEVE
HURVUL, TED
12/31/05 pB1+
HUTCHINSON, CHARLES
[photo]. 11/30/05 pA21+
128
HUTCHINSON, JAMES C. JR.
3/2/05 pA19+
HUTCHINSON, WILL
pA12
pA13+
[photo][photo]. 3/2/05 pA13+
HUTTER, MAJO
[photo]. 2/10/05 pA11+
HUZINA, MARIE
12/14/05 pA1+
Santa’s helpers, NHS
musicians earn bouquets
[edit]. 12/17/05 pA12
HYBRID ELECTRIC
VEHICLES
City would benefit if mayor
drove hybrid SUV [letter].
12/5/05 pA10
Hybrid SUV a perfect choice for
use by the mayor [letter].
12/30/05 pA8
Hybrid SUV for mayor is
mistake [letter]. 11/29/05 pA6
Mayor-elect should think twice
about choice of a hybrid SUV
[letter]. 11/19/05 pA12
Mayor’s decision to purchase
hybrid vehicle makes sense
[letter]. 12/29/05 pA8
Moccia takes wheel of cityissued hybrid [photo]. 12/6/05
pA1+
Writer missing the facts about
mayor’s hybrid vehicle [letter].
12/28/05 pA12
HYDE, SHAUNA-KAY
Dropout takes tough road to
get on track. 6/17/05 pA3+
HYMAN, BRENT
3/31/05 pB3
HYPOLITE, LAUREN
Norwalkers remember: Flag
ceremony honors city’s fallen
heroes [photo]. 5/29/05 pA1+
HYPOXIA (WATER)
[photo]. 8/30/05 pA3+
I
I-BAR (RESTAURANT)
pA1+
I3 (FIRM)
pC1
IAAP
Administrative professionals
planning chapter. 9/9/05
pA18+
IAKOVOS, ARCHBISHOP
SEE COUCOUZIS,
ARCHBISHOP IAKOVOS
IANNACCONE, GLENN
4/29/05 pA3+
IANNACONE, ALPHONSE
'BUCK'
Mitchell, Iannacone among
eight Old Timers honorees
[photo]. 10/21/05 pA13+
IANNACONE, CHRIS
pA1+
IANNACONE, JASON
Norwalk’s Iannaccone takes
aim at world title [photo].
11/24/05 pA11+
IANNAZZO, MATT
BR 15s advance to finals
[photo]. 8/2/05 pA13+
Iannazzo lights out. 7/3/05
pB1+
Norwalk all-stars open play at
World Series: Norwalk 15s
suffer first round defeat
[photo]. 8/14/05 pB1+
pA13+
12/17/05 pA15+
IANNAZZO, NICK
7/26/05 pA13+
[photo]. 7/8/05 pA13+
IBEW LOCAL 420
9/18/05 pA1+
ICE SKATING SEE SKATING
IDENTIFICATION PRODUCTS
INDUSTRY, PERSONAL
SEE PERSONAL
IDENTIFICATION
PRODUCTS INDUSTRY
IDENTITY THEFT SEE FALSE
PERSONATION
IDRIZAJ, ARIANNA
Ramble On: Rowayton Ramble
a fun success [photo].
7/10/05 pA1+
IMAGISTICS INTERNATIONAL
In brief: Imagistics acquires
Lakeside Office firm. 4/12/05
pA18
IMAX THEATER SEE
NORWALK-IMAX
IMMELT, JEFFREY R.
In brief: CEO Immelt buys
$521,250 in GE stock.
6/26/05 pC5
GE has high hopes for India
[photo]. 5/31/05 pC5+
IMMIGRATION LAW SEE
EMIGRATION AND
IMMIGRATION LAW
IMPAIRING THE MORALS OF
A MINOR-NORWALK
5/7/05 pA4, 3/3/05 pA4,
2/22/05 pA4
IMPERATI, PIO
1/5/05 pA18
IMPERSONATING AN
OFFICER
Norwalk man arrested for
impersonating police officer.
6/9/05 pA4
129
INCERTO, HELEN
Sunny sides up [photo with
INCOME TAX SEE TAXATION
INDECENT EXPOSURENORWALK
Police look for flasher. 6/30/05
pA3+
Police say alleged flasher was
drinking. 7/26/05 pA3
Window escapade results in
arrest of Norwalk man.
1/25/05 pA3
INDEED (FIRM)
launches job site. 3/29/05 pC1
INDEPENDENT PARTYNORWALK
Independent Party fading from
city’s political scene. 9/3/05
pA1+
It's politics!: Political junkies
mourn Indie demise
INDIAN POINT NUCLEAR
POWER PLANT
INDIANS OF NORTH
AMERICA
11/24/05 pA1+
Rejection puts casinos on hold
for time being [edit]. 5/26/05
pA8
Tribal recognition decision
reversed. 5/14/05 pA23
Tribes’ failure on recognition
best for state [edit]. 10/20/05
pA8
INDOOR TRACK-ATHLETICSFAIRFIELD COUNTYBOYSSEE ALSO NAME OF
SCHOOL-INDOOR TRACKATHLETICS
3/30/05 pA18
Ray and Lyons track down
MVP honors: Staples’ junior a
state, regional champion in
600 [photo]. 3/30/05 pA15+
INDOOR TRACK-ATHLETICSFAIRFIELD COUNTYGIRLSSEE ALSO NAME OF
SCHOOL-INDOOR TRACKATHLETICS
INDOOR TRACK-ATHLETICSFAIRFIELD COUNTY-GIRLS
(Continued)
MVP honors: Wilton’s
distance ace captured her
sixth MVP nod [photo].
3/30/05 pA15+
INDUSTRIAL PAINTERS SEE
PAINTERS, INDUSTRIAL
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
2 complaints allege intimidation
by city. 6/22/05 pA1+
Board dismisses STAR Inc.
suit. 11/16/05 pA3+
Complaint says STAR
employees intimidated.
4/5/05 pA1+
STAR seeking Knopp’s help.
5/9/05 pA1
Union aides slapped in dispute
over police OT. 8/20/05 pA1+
INFLUENZA-CONNECTICUT
Experts: Dog flu epidemic
Experts warn, prepare for flu
pandemic : Disease could kill
millions worldwide. 10/7/05
pA1+
INFLUENZA-NORWALK
Beating cold season: Tips and
tricks to avoid sickness.
11/29/05 pA1+
Norwalk ends flu clinics with 20
doses left over. 2/8/05 pA3+
[photo]. 10/7/05 pA1+
INGOLD, BRIAN
Ridgefield ruins Wilton’s
opener [photo]. 9/18/05 pB1+
INSIGHT MEDIA INC.
launches newsletter. 5/18/05
pA18
INSURANCE, AUTOMOBILE
Insurance loophole raises
alarm. 9/27/05 pA1+
State must move to close
loophole concerning trucks
[edit]. 9/28/05 pA12
INSURANCE, HEALTH
Bill would mandate coverage of
infertility treatments. 6/2/05
pA3+
8/16/05 pA10
2nd District to keep new
insurance plan. 12/22/05
pA1+
7/14/05 pA3+
[photo]. 2/20/05 pA1+
INSURANCE, LIFE
9/8/05 pA3+
INSURANCE, LONG-TERM
CARE
Is something better than
nothing? To buy or not to
buy. 5/24/05 pC5+
Long-term care — an issue of
gender?. 5/8/05 pC5+
Long-term care plan worth it
[photo]. 4/21/05 pC1+
INTEGRATED SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT
Higher tipping fees to fund
special waste site [photo].
6/23/05 pA3+
INTELLIGENT DESIGN
(TELEOLOGY)
pA1+
The Hour’s article sheds light
on evolution theory [letter].
11/24/05 pA8
Museum offers perspective on
Intelligent Design [letter].
11/28/05 pA10
Religious theory does not
belong inside the classroom
[letter]. 11/27/05 pC8
INTEMANN, LIBBI AND EMILY
[photo]. 7/24/05 pA3+
130
INTERFAITH HOUSING
ASSOCIATION
Association targets
nation’s wealthiest areas
[photo]. 9/2/05 pA3+
Foundation aids women with
children without home. 7/7/05
pC3+
6/4/05 pA10
Housing association
appreciates support from
Connecticut Expos [letter].
11/1/05 pA10
Interfaith directors meet.
9/21/05 pA3+
Near & Far gives $20,000 to
shelters. 6/2/05 pC3+
Pantry cupboard running bare.
6/7/05 pA1+
Real problem is lack of political
will to care for poor [letter].
5/5/05 pA8
Retailer helps families make a
fresh start. 7/7/05 pC3+
Store helps fill food pantry
shelves. 3/3/05 pC4
INTERFERING WITH AN
OFFICER-NORWALK
Norwalk chase ends with
Police arrest 4 in ‘hot spot’
operation. 10/20/05 pA1+
12/6/05 pA4, 11/30/05 pA4,
10/28/05 pA4, 10/12/05 pA4,
9/14/05 pA4, 9/8/05 pA4,
8/22/05 pA4, 7/29/05 pA4,
6/10/05 pA4, 6/1/05 pA4,
5/12/05 pA4, 4/27/05 pA4,
4/15/05 pA4, 2/22/05 pA4
INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF
ADMINISTRATIVE
PROFESSIONALS SEE IAAP
INTERNATIONAL
BROTHERHOOD OF
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
SEE IBEW LOCAL 420
INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO.
In brief: International Paper
completes $60M sale. 5/3/05
pA19
INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO.
(Continued)
cutting jobs in Maine. 3/3/05
pC1
earnings fall short. 6/28/05
pB1
earnings up sharply. 10/26/05
pA19
sells industrial wing. 3/15/05
pA19
In brief: International Paper to
sell fine papers. 4/1/05 pA18
In brief: IP 1st-quarter profit
rises on pricing. 4/23/05 pA18
In brief: Weisser elected to IP
board of directors. 6/7/05
pA19
Cost of doing business fuels
corporate exit [edit]. 8/19/05
pA10
International Paper to cut out of
IP finishes land sale for $250M.
1/5/05 pA18
INTERNET
In brief: Kayak.com launches
paid Web network. 4/12/05
pA18
Kayak.com adds car-rental
search offering. 7/27/05
pA19+
INTERNET AND CHILDREN
Online safety talk upcoming.
10/12/05 pA1+
Parents can learn ABCs of
Netspeak. 2/25/05 pA1+
Parents must monitor children’s
use of the Internet [letter].
12/13/05 pA6
Who’s watching whom?
Growing online child predator
activity prompts parents to
action, education [photo].
12/11/05 pA1+
INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS
Hands-on learning: Students
coached by union workers
[photo]. 8/5/05 pA1+
Student interns get a glimpse
from the other side of the
desk. 7/30/05 pA1+
INTIMIDATION-NORWALK
Man charged with intimidating
stabbing witness. 12/1/05
pA3+
INVENTORS
[photo]. 7/17/05 pA3+
INVESTMENTS
Northeast region No. 1 in ‘nest
egg’ savings. 12/21/05 pA21+
INVESTMENTS, FOREIGN
Local investors bullish on
Nicaragua's people. 10/28/05
pA3+
INZITARI, TERRI
Rosati’s Landscaping runs off
with city title [photo]. 9/9/05
pA13+
IRAQ WAR
Boxes of care: Center targets
soldier mom, others for
packages [photo]. 7/1/05
pA3+
Farrell says focus on Iraq
diverts resources from war on
terrorism [photo]. 12/3/05
pA3+
Fastest way to end war is to
stand with president [letter].
8/20/05 pA10
senior complex make
[photo]. 9/5/05 pA3+
Iraqi vote first step on road to
democracy [edit]. 2/3/05 pA6
Media lapdogs act as
cheerleaders for war [letter].
5/23/05 pA10
Media rallies 'round the flag as
our kids die in illegal war
[column]. 5/2/05 pA10
Norwalk school sends 'we care'
packages to troops in Iraq.
6/2/05 pA6
Shays: Iraq making strides.
7/27/05 pA1+
pA3+
131
So why are we still in Iraq?
[opinion]. 1/1/05 pA10
War foes keep weekly vigil on
Westport bridge [photo].
9/26/05 pA5
Wilton helicopter pilot awaits
deployment to Iraq [letter].
8/31/05 pA12
‘thank-you’ to U.S. soldiers
[photo]. 8/4/05 pA1+
[photo]. 1/10/05 pA4+
IRAQ WAR-VETERANS
‘Glad to be home’: Norwalk
soldier returns from Iraq
[photo]. 9/6/05 pA1+
Iraq death toll climbs, vets'
benefits decline [edit].
3/10/05 pA6
Late Norwalk soldier honored
in national cemetery exhibit:
‘Faces of the Fallen’ opening
The long road home: Norwalk
Marine returns after tours in
Iraq, Afghanistan [photo].
10/26/05 pA1+
Perez Jr. is honored with
Liberty Award. 5/10/05 pA6
IRELAND, BILL
pA3
IRION, JOHNNY
[photo]. 7/28/05 pB1+
IRISH AMERICANSFAIRFIELD COUNTY
pA1+
ISAACS, JOHN
8/26/05 pA23
ISAACS, MARYBETH
pA1+
ISAACS ST.-NORWALK
5 firms on short list for Isaacs
St. project. 2/5/05 pA1+
Dozen firms vie for Isaacs St.
ISIDRO, LUCAS
Achievement program
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA3+
ISO-NEW ENGLAND (FIRM)
Blackout scare no solution to
power needs [edit]. 12/20/05
pA10
pA3+
9/29/05 pA10
ISO wants planned higher rate
now without strings [edit].
9/26/05 pA10
Judge gives FERC and ISO the
keys to our earnings [edit].
6/20/05 pA10
[photo]. 7/28/05 pA1+
We get reprieve for the
moment on ISO price hike
[edit]. 8/14/05 pC8
We hope unity will fend off
FERC ruling [edit]. 7/12/05
pA10
ISOLD IT
National franchise enters local
eBay market. 10/18/05 pC1
ISSUING A BAD CHECKNORWALK
11/18/05 pA4, 11/9/05 pA4,
11/4/05 pA4, 10/12/05 pA4,
9/10/05 pA4, 8/13/05 pA4,
6/23/05 pA4, 5/12/05 pA4
ISTVAN, CINDY
5/14/05 pA3+
ITALIAN AMERICANSNORWALK
City’s Italian community to
celebrate heritage [photo].
10/3/05 pA3
10/10/05 pA3+
ITO, HIDEO
4/20/05 pA17
IVEY, JOHN
Former athlete, teacher urges
youth to strive. 7/10/05 pA3+
IZZO, JOHN
Izzo backed for first selectman
[letter]. 9/29/05 pA10
Izzo has plan for keeping
Westport Y central,
accessible [letter]. 10/16/05
pC9
1/27/05 pA8
Izzo to quit if he doesn’t win.
10/11/05 pA1+
John Izzo has plan tha will
keep Westport's character
intact [letter]. 10/1/05 pA10
11/9/05 pA8
1/21/05 pA10
fails to address cause [letter].
2/9/05 pA10
J
JACKSON, JESSICA
Norwalk senior has plans for
Allen University [photo].
4/22/05 pA3
JACKSON, KATHLEEN
JACKSON, LATANYA
RICHARDSON
Westport's 'Wedding' divorces
from pace and poetry [photo].
8/4/05 pB5
JACKSON, MATT
Disc golfers vye for state title:
[photo]. 5/30/05 pA3+
132
JACKSON, TOM
NCC honors women of
pA3+
JACOBS, GREY
Wreckers too strong for young
Weston squad [photo].
5/15/05 pB1+
JACOBS, ROB
Rams trip punchless Warriors
[photo]. 5/10/05 pA13+
JACOBY, BRIAN
Bears hold off Central [photo].
10/2/05 pB1+
[photo]. 7/11/05 pA13+
JACOBY, SPENCER
go [photo]. 4/24/05 pB1+
JACQUES, CONRAD
10/24/05 pA8+
JAEGER, ED
[photo]. 2/10/05 pA11+
JAMES, EVAN
pA16
JAMES, ROBERT
A chance to live pain free: New
back surgery at Norwalk
Hospital performed first time
[photo]. 12/10/05 pA3
JAMIESON, TOM
pA9+
JAMISON, GEORGE H. III
8/17/05 pA19+
JANET'S FLORAL GARDEN
JAPANESE LANGUAGESTUDY AND TEACHING
Japanese students a first for
city schools. 1/24/05 pA3+
Sayonara: Ponus bids farewell
to Japanese friends [photo].
3/25/05 pA3+
JAPANESE LANGUAGESTUDY AND TEACHING
(Continued)
Show and tell: Play's the thing
for kids in Japanese
language program [photo].
11/14/05 pA3+
JARBOE, DAN
pA16
They're off! [photo with
JAUHRI, RISHAV
Magic of science [photo with
JAZZ FESTIVAL-NORWALK
McMahon takes first at Jazz
event. 3/6/05 pA3
Sax and the city: Annual
festival strikes a chord with
jazz buffs [photo]. 3/5/05
pA1+
[photo]. 4/2/05 pA3+
JAZZ-WESTPORT
Jazzing it up! [photo]. 11/10/05
pB1+
JEAN, DALYCIA
Elementary students
[photo]. 5/18/05 pA1+
JEAN-BAPTISTE, JASON
JEAN-BAPTISTE, YVES
11/9/05 pA9+
JEAN-CHARLES, HERNS
Police station’s presence spurs
business growth in onceshunned SoNo [photo].
12/9/05 pA1+
JEAN-PAUL, ROCHELLE
End of an era [photo]. 5/19/05
pC4
JEANUS, HERVENS
pA4
JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
Board OKs Jefferson as
magnet school. 8/31/05 pA1+
Elementary students
[photo]. 5/18/05 pA1+
Former DoubleTree workers
crash event at school.
5/20/05 pA1+
Good Samaritans, generous
pupils get bouquets [edit].
2/12/05 pA10
Jefferson could turn into
magnet school. 4/13/05 pA1+
Jefferson Elementary School
traffic sparks concern.
8/16/05 pB6+
Jefferson pupils raise $1,800
for tsunami victims. 2/7/05 pA
Jefferson School pupils entitled
to an apology [letter]. 5/4/05
pA10
Jefferson traffic sparks
concern. 8/14/05 pA1+
pA3
Magnet OK with chief at
Jefferson. 4/14/05 pA3+
Officials pledge to fix traffic
woes at Jefferson School
[photo]. 8/30/05 pA3+
Old dog, new tricks: Traveling
pooch helps teach kids
geography [photo]. 9/29/05
pA3+
Principals for a day [photo with
Protest at school event was
totally inappropriate [edit].
5/26/05 pA8
School traffic safety issue
doesn't get summer off
[letter]. 7/23/05 pA10
Traffic problems at city schools
parents' fault? [edit]. 8/18/05
pA8
JEFFERY, JOHN, CLARENCE
E. AND CLARENCE H.
Jeffery family members
measure their lifetimes by
war service [photo]. 5/27/05
pA3+
JEFFREY, SCOTT AND CHRIS
Calf before the storm [photo
133
JEFFREYS, ZINA
pA1+
JELANI, ENRICO
Kwanzaa celebration
organizers hurt, puzzled by
community’s disinterest
[photo]. 12/30/05 pA3+
JELLINGHAUS, FRITZ
Museum tabs Jellinghaus
[photo]. 3/3/05 pC1+
JELLYFISHES
Jellyfish take a bite out of
beachgoers. 8/4/05 pA3+
JENKINS, SCOVILLE
Pilot Pen overcomes late
withdrawals [photo]. 8/23/05
pA16
JENKINS, SHARON
JENNINGS, MAR
Historical society new home for
bank ledgers from 1800s
[photo]. 2/7/05 pA1+
JENSEN, TORBEN G.
12/16/05 pC9+
JERRILD, BEN
pA9+
JERRILD, JOHN
pA15
JERRY, KHALAF
2/16/05 pA3+
JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER
DAY SAINTS CHURCH
3/12/05 pA12+
JET SET SALON
In brief: Jet Set launch party
draws more than 500.
5/10/05 pA19
JEVNE, ANN D.
5/13/05 pA19+
JEWELL, KAREN
Off the tee [column] [photo].
every Sunday
Water views [column] [photo].
every Thursday
JEWELRY THEFT
2/4/05 pA1+
JEWS-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
10/10/05 pA1
NCC exhibit sheds light on
Jewish history in the county.
9/18/05 pA3
JIMENEZ, MICHELLE
[photo]. 10/1/05 pA13+
JJI LIGHTING GROUP, INC.
In brief: GE secures $41M
credit for JJI firm. 1/12/05
pA18
JOB HUNTING
launches job site. 3/29/05 pC1
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA3+
JOB TRAINING SEE
OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING
JOHN, PRAVEEN
[photo]. 11/28/05 pA1+
JOHN, SAVIE AND SAVEENA
Great timing for the perfect
Mother’s Day gift [photo].
5/9/05 pA3+
JOHNS, RYAN
Hope against hope: Area
businesses donate cash to
relief effort [photo]. 9/3/05
pA1+
JOHNSEN, MATT
pA16
Getting offensive [photo].
5/1/05 pB1+
[photo]. 4/15/05 pA13+
Warriors hold off Rams [photo].
5/10/05 pA13+
[photo]. 5/28/05 pA15+
JOHNSON, CHUCK
Corporations reach out to
Stepping Stones [photo].
11/1/05 pA19+
JOHNSON, DAVID
12/9/05 pA9
JOHNSON, DIVYA
NHS project called
underfunded: Parent group to
lobby city for more renovation
money [photo]. 4/8/05 pA1+
JOHNSON, DOUG
[photo]. 1/30/05 pB1+
pA13+
JOHNSON, ERIC
[photo]. 4/22/05 pB1+
JOHNSON, JINNY AND DANA
Rambling around: Couple fills
retirement with travel [photo].
10/25/05 pA1+
JOHNSON, JUDY
pA3+
JOHNSON, KIARA
pA1+
JOHNSON, LARRY
Community day at Calf
Pasture. 9/13/05 pA3+
[photo]. 2/5/05 pA3+
pA3+
1/29/05 pA12
JOHNSON, PHILIP
Philip Johnson, 98, innovative
architect [photo]. 1/27/05
pA17
134
JOHNSON, RODERICK
[photo]. 11/20/05 pA1+
JOHNSON, SEAN
4/3/05 pB2
JOHNSON, TERRELL
pB6
JONES, BEATRIZ
Multicultural sharing: Library
celebrates diversity at
Stepping Stones Museum
[photo]. 7/15/05 pA1+
JONES, DAVE
JONES, EUGENE AND BETTY
Keeping up with the Joneses
[photo]. 11/14/05 pA1+
JONES, HENRY
Worldwide drumming day
unites Norwalkers [photo].
8/29/05 pA1+
JONES, KIMBERLY
Are school lunches healthy?
[photo]. 10/17/05 pA1+
JONES, RYAN
JONES, SHARON
8/19/05 pC7+
JORDAN, KERN
pB6
JORDAN, KIRA
Youngsters test skills on track
[photo]. 5/15/05 pB1+
JORDAN, ROBERT B. AND
SUSAN
Korean War vet remembered
for skill at growing things
[photo]. 4/4/05 pA3+
JORDAN, STEVE
JOSELOFF, GORDON
[photo]. 5/17/05 pA1+
11/9/05 pA8
JOSELOFF, GORDON
(Continued)
pA3+
in [photo]. 11/22/05 pA3+
JOSEPH, JENESSA
JOSSUE, WILLIAM
Who are you? [photo with
JOYNER, DEONNA
JOYNER, SARAH
Beach bunch [photo with
JUDWAY, SIMONE
2/13/05 pB1+
JULIETTE WEILAND & CO.
In brief: Local PR firm wins
APEX 2005 award. 8/6/05
pA18
JUNE DAY-WESTPORT
[photo]. 6/26/05 pA1+
40th jUNe day set in Westport.
6/25/05 pA3+
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF
SOUTHWEST
CONNECTICUT INC.
grant. 12/21/05 pA21
JA officials offer thanks to
donors, volunteers [letter].
11/23/05 pA12
[photo]. 5/14/05 pA3+
pA3+
Achievement program
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA3+
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF
STAMFORD/NORWALK
Salute for courage: Junior
League to honor Katz [photo].
3/31/05 pC9
JUST LIKE MAMMA'S
(RESTAURANT)
JUVENILE DETENTIONCONNECTICUT
Governor's call to close facility
far too drastic [edit]. 4/8/05
pA10
Limiting juvenile justice powers
unwise move. 7/12/05 pA10
Training school closing
example of ineptitude [edit].
8/4/05 pA6
JUVENILE JUSTICE,
ADMINISTRATION OF
Limiting juvenile justice powers
unwise move. 7/12/05 pA10
K
KABBNI, SONYA
[photo]. 6/26/05 pA1+
KABEL, ALANNA
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA19+
KAESS, CHRIS
GFA opens season [photo].
9/15/05 pA17
KAESTLI, ALICIA
12/13/05 pA13
KAHLDEN, JOHN
[photo]. 9/27/05 pB1+
Hats off! [photo]. 7/2/05 pA13+
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA13+
KAHLERT, HEATHER AND
MAX
A celebration in SoNo: Music,
art, more to fuel fun in
KAHNOVICH, DENNIS
Sailor’s delight: More than 750
craft expected at boat show
[photo]. 9/20/05 pA3
135
KAI FUSHION
(RESTAURANT)
A food fusion: Restaurant
blends Asian/French cuisines
[photo]. 10/2/05 pD1+
KAIS CUSTOM BUILDERS
OF NORWALK
In brief: Norwalk builders
honored with HOBIs.
11/11/05 pA19
KAISER, C.J.
2/13/05 pB1+
KALKSTEIN, CATHERINE
pA3+
KALOTAI, JOHN
pA3+
KAMEDULSKI, BRAD
pA16
KAMISHER, ALEX
KAMMERER, BRIAN
The art of Shakespeare:
Norwalk artist to display work
[photo]. 6/14/05 pA3+
KANE, BO
KANE, TREVOR
[photo]. 7/7/05 pA11+
KANFI, YANIV
4/27/05 pC1
KANG, JUHEE
Taking a spin [photo with
KANNON, JORDAN
pA16
KANT, JOANNE
[photo]. 12/5/05 pA3
KANTOR, ETTA
pC5
[photo]. 3/11/05 pA3
KAPIKIAN, DR. ALBERT Z.
4/2/05 pA19
KAPLAN, HENRY
12/13/05 pA12
KARASSIK, IRWIN
3/26/05 pA3
KARATE
May 2 kickoff for New Canaan
Karate: Classes to include
self-defense training for
women, girls [photo]. 4/24/05
pC5+
KARATE UNIVERSE (FIRM)
Kick-start: Martial arts
demonstration teaches about
other cultures [photo].
10/31/05 pA3
KARKUT, BETTY
United Way campaign falls
short $347,624 [photo].
2/3/05 pA1+
KARL, LEO III
KARLAN, ERIC
pA16
KARMAZIN, MEL
Stewart inks four-year deal with
Sirius radio: Announcing the
Martha channel [photo].
4/19/05 pC1+
KARPOW, CELESTE
6/30/05 pA14
KASHETTA, DAVE
8/18/05 pA11+
Kashetta set for new start to
NFL career [photo]. 9/1/05
pA9+
Kashetta snubbed, but signs
with Redskins [photo].
4/25/05 pA13+
Kashetta’s NFL career put on
hold by injury [photo]. 5/16/05
pA13+
pA11+
KASSEN, SHELLY
[photo]. 5/17/05 pA1+
Kassen takes reins of Board of
Finance. 6/18/05 pA3
in [photo]. 11/22/05 pA3+
KATHREIN, JOE
Locals participate in movie:
Film partially shot at St.
Paul’s on the Green [photo].
7/20/05 pA1+
KATZ, DAVID
10/14/05 pC9+
KATZ, DEBBIE
12/18/05 pD5+
KATZ, GINGER AND LARRY
Fire damages activists’ home:
Courage to Speak founders
flee flames, smoke [photo].
6/10/05 pA1+
Katzes’ pooch returns home.
6/11/05 pA3+
KATZ, GLENN
friend. 8/3/05 pA3+
KATZ, JASON
2/8/05 pC1
KATZ, MARTIN
12/16/05 pC9+
KATZ, VIRGINIA 'GINGER'
Don’t be fooled:
‘Experimenting’ with drugs
carries consequences
[photo]. 12/15/05 pC3
Katz still displays courage to
speak about drugs [photo].
10/19/05 pA3
Mother's dream for Courage to
Speak realized [column].
3/13/05 pC6+
Norwalker to speak at the state
PTA convention [photo].
4/24/05 pA1+
136
River cleanup, Katz, Rooney
receive posies [edit]. 4/2/05
pA10
Salute for courage: Junior
League to honor Katz [photo].
3/31/05 pC9
KAVANEWSKY, SHIRLEY
GUYER
Classmate's generosity creates
60th reunion to remember
[photo]. 8/21/05 pA3+
KAWAKAMI, KATSUMI AND
MERISA
[photo]. 9/10/05 pA3+
KAYAK FOR A CAUSE
[photo]. 7/24/05 pA3+
KAYAK.COM
In brief: Kayak utilizes new
travel technology. 3/4/05 pB7
paid Web network. 4/12/05
pA18
shopping Web site. 2/8/05
pC1
In brief: Magazine honors
Norwalk company. 8/17/05
pA19
pA19+
KAYAKING
[photo]. 1/30/05 pA1+
KAYAL, RONALD
Aerial rescue in Norwalk [photo
Garage damaged in Norwalk
blaze [photo]. 4/28/05 pA6
When seconds count, count on
them: Norwalk Fire Dept.
rates high in survey of
response times [photo].
2/4/05 pA1+
KAYNE, ELANIT
Artist rebounds from Katrina
[photo]. 11/17/05 pC3
KAZMIERSKI, TADEUSZ
Wilton man dies in I-95
collision. 11/30/05 pA1
KEANE, BRIAN
7/29/05 pA19
KEARNEY, KEVIN
KEAZER, BRAD
KEEFE, ANNE
Anxious moments: Playhouse
project makes Woodward
nervous [photo]. 4/2/05 pA3+
What the Dickens! [photo].
12/1/05 pB1+
KEEGAN, TOMMY
A Norwalk sports fan says
farewell [photo]. 8/5/05 pA13+
KEELS, CORA
Recalling our fallen heroes:
Area residents remember
‘guys who didn’t come back’
[photo]. 5/31/05 pA1+
KEHOE, RUSSELL
7/20/05 pA19+
KEISER, TOM
pA9+
KELLER, DAN
[photo]. 4/22/05 pA3+
[photo]. 7/9/05 pA3+
KELLEY, NATASHA AND
NYANI
pA1+
KELLEY, PAUL
Promoting from within: WalMart looks inward for
managers [photo]. 7/14/05
pC1+
KELLEY, RUTH
10/14/05 pC9+
KELLEY, SUZANNE
[photo]. 6/10/05 pA3+
KELLOGG/COMSTOCK
HISTORIC CEMETERYNORWALK
Pitching in [photo with caption].
12/11/05 pB5
KELLY, ALEX
No case to turn convicted rapist
Alex Kelly free [edit]. 3/3/05
pA8
No earthly reason to grant
parole to rapist Kelly [edit].
1/27/05 pA8
Tales of justice: Martha
released, Alex behind bars
[edit]. 3/7/05 pA10
KELLY, BRETT
[photo]. 1/30/05 pB1+
KELLY, DAN
KELLY, JEFFREY P.
[photo]. 9/14/05 pA21
KELLY, THOMAS
pA3+
KELLY-ENNIS, DEBRA
4/2/05 pA19
KEMENTZIDIS, MARIA
pA3+
KENDALL ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
2 city youths charged in school
burglary. 8/1/05 pA3
Date set for Kendall school
renovations. 5/7/05 pA1+
pA3+
5/28/05 pA1+
Kendall gets good review.
9/7/05 pA3+
Kendall improvements [photo
137
11/26/05 pA3+
Renovations under way at
Kendall School. 6/16/05 pA4
School board OKs Kendall
plans. 2/16/05 pA1+
Traffic problems at city schools
parents' fault? [edit]. 8/18/05
pA8
A work in progress [photo with
KENEALLY, VINCENT
pA13+
KENNEDY, ANDREW
12/18/05 pB2
KENNEDY, BRETT
KENNEDY, DAVID
Looking out for little people:
United Way sets sights on
families, children [photo].
6/9/05 pA3+
United Way announces goal of
$1.2M for fund raising in
Norwalk, Wilton [photo].
9/14/05 pA5
KENNEDY, EDWARD JR.
to Knopp's bid [photo].
10/27/05 pA1+
KENNERLY, CHARLES
pA4
KENNERLY, TAYLOR
[photo]. 11/24/05 pA3+
KENNETH LYNCH & SONS
INC.
[photo]. 10/29/05 pA21+
KENNY, ROBERT
Cancer Society volunteer goes
the distance: Driving patients
to the doctor is labor of love
for Norwalk retiree [photo].
7/11/05 pA3+
KENOWITZ, JAKE
[photo]. 4/2/05 pA3
KENOWITZ, JOSLYN
Marching to victory: Norwalk
High Band makes history at
contest
[photo]. 11/1/05 pA1+
KENT, XAVIER
Songs that speak to the soul:
Recording duo strives to
create music to be heard for
a lifetime [photo]. 10/30/05
pA3+
KEOGH, JOHN
1/14/05 pA4
KEPLESKY, KEVIN
KEVIN M. EIDT
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Scholarship recipient made
Kevin Eidt a role model.
4/3/05 pA3+
KEYSTONE HOUSE INC.
(ORGANIZATION)
Helping the mentally disabled.
1/28/05 pA3+
N.Y. woman charged with
embezzling in Norwalk.
3/5/05 pA3+
KHACHIAN, GARY
KHANNA, KEVIN
5/27/05 pC5+
KIBBE, HAMILTON
pA15+
KIDNAPPING-NORWALK
2 charged in attempt to kidnap
Norwalk man. 3/9/05 pA3+
City man allegedly took two
hostage. 4/25/05 pA1
Suspect in kidnapping
arraigned. 4/26/05 pA1+
KIDNEYS-DISEASES
Norwalk Hospital physician to
receive award for dialysis
work. 3/3/05 pA5
Surviving kidney disease: Local
girl, 6, overcomes rare
disorder [photo]. 8/1/05 pA1+
Walkers, runners step up to
help fight rare kidney disease
[photo]. 8/28/05 pA3+
KIDS FEST
pA1+
KIDS START SMARTNORWALK
Kids Start Smart gets new
quarters at City Hall. 12/11/05
pA3+
KIDS U
‘E‘ is for expansion: Kids U to
expand into Boston area
[photo]. 12/1/05 pC1
KIDS U CUTS
Salon puts fun into haircuts
[photo]. 9/29/05 pC1+
KIES, TOM
KIEST, RHONDA
pC3+
KIJEK, JOHN
Softball lawsuit strikes out.
8/11/05 pA1+
Softball slip sparks lawsuit vs.
KILBOURNE, DR. JEAN
pA3+
KILLEFFER, KATHERINE
KIM, FISHER AND MARA
pC5+
KIMMEL, BRUCE I.
Campaign ignores issues
affecting city’s future
[column]. 10/11/05 pA10
‘Columnist’ distorts record on
development [letter]. 5/26/05
pA8
138
Comments about curbing
overtime were misconstrued
[letter]. 11/27/05 pC8
Council did not neglect its
responsibilities [column].
6/22/05 pA10
10/24/05 pA8+
GOP mayoral candidate’s
comments omit key facts
[letter]. 7/22/05 pA10
pA8
It's Politics!: Musical chairs
local political game [column]
[photo]. 4/3/05 pC7
Kimmel leaves council for
school board [photo]. 8/10/05
pA1+
Kimmel says new post brings
him closer to people [photo].
9/6/05 pA3+
Kimmel seeks Cole’s seat on
ed board. 3/30/05 pA1+
Kimmel to run for seat on ed
board [photo]. 2/12/05 pA1+
Police union not opposed to
school resource officers
[letter]. 11/22/05 pA6
Public had opportunity to
comment on budget [column].
3/16/05 pA10
Quality of schools will
determine city’s future
[column]. 9/13/05 pA10
Republicans muddy the waters
[column]. 4/1/05 pA10
KIMMICH, SCOTT
Bush’s untruths about Social
Security ‘crisis’ [column].
3/20/05 pC8
Elections prove the process is
in need of reform [letter].
1/11/05 pA10
'Liberal elite' vs. true
Americans [letter]. 1/22/05
pA10
Time for Bush to face the
music [letter]. 9/11/05 pC8
KIMMICH, SCOTT AND KATE
[photo]. 6/27/05 pA1+
KING, DONNA I.
[photo]. 10/2/05 pA1+
KING, JOHN
[photo]. 10/5/05 pA1+
KING, KRISTIE
KING, MICHAEL
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA1+
KING, WALLACE JR. AND
DAYQUAN
A trim & a dream: Local salon
adds recording studio [photo].
10/7/05 pA1+
KING’S AFRICAN HAIR
BRAIDING SALON (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
10/7/05 pA1+
KING'S BIRTHDAY SEE
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
DAY
KINGSWAY APARTMENTS
SENIOR HOUSING
[photo]. 7/27/05 pA3+
KINKAID, ERIC
7/18/05 pA1+
KINNAMAN, JOHN
8/3/05 pA19+
KIRBAN, LLOYD AND
ANNETTE
Forever young at heart: In
retirement, financial
manager’s zest for life finds
new outlets [photo]. 11/21/05
pA3+
KIRCHOFF, TYLER
11/13/05 pB1+
KIRK, ANTHONY
Fund-rasing may decide
statues' fate: Museum must
raise $185,000 or return
sculptures to their owners
[photo]. 4/18/05 pA3+
KIRWAN, ALBERT,
ALEXANDER AND
JACQUELINE
[photo]. 11/5/05 pA3+
KISH, DENISE
Queens of the diamond:
Norwalk Pride takes state title
[photo]. 7/17/05 pB1+
KISKEN, MIKE
KITCHENS, LINDSEY
pC3
KLATZKO, MARC
9/17/05 pA17
[photo]. 10/5/05 pA19+
KLEIN, NORMAN
Psychiatrist sees benefit in
making house calls [photo].
9/5/05 pA3
KLEIN-HERTZEL, MEREDITH
8/5/05 pB11+
KLEINER, STACY
10/28/05 pA20+
KLINE, TREVOR
3/25/05 pA3+
KLINGER, TOM
[photo]. 1/30/05 pA1+
KLUGMAN, JACK
7/18/05 pA1+
KNAPP, ELEANORE
[photo]. 7/27/05 pA3+
KNIGHT, WITNEY
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Columbiettes install new
officers [photo with caption].
7/7/05 pC3
139
Knights to the rescue [photo
Scholars honored by Knights
pC4
KNIPSCHILDT, FRITZ
pC1+
KNIZE, FRANCIS
KNOEBEL, ROBERT
pC3
KNOFF, ALLISON
10/22/05 pA15+
[photo]. 10/4/05 pA11+
KNOPP, ALEX A.
9/11 volunteers honored in city
[photo]. 6/15/05 pA1+
147 summer jobs pledged for
city teens. 5/26/05 pA3+
pA1+
Alternative to demolition of
Stuart Avenue homes [letter].
11/18/05 pA10
pA10
pA3+
Bipartisan laurels for Knopp,
departing Dems. 11/10/05 pA9
KNOPP, ALEX A. (Continued)
Budget designed to meet longterm objective [column].
3/2/05 pA10
Bullying won't work, Mr. Mayor
[letter]. 10/31/05 pA10
Bumpy road for city with Knopp
napping at wheel [letter].
9/23/05 pA10
Business series ends in
Norwalk. 6/9/05 pC1+
pA1+
A celebration for seniors [photo
Ceremonial signing [photo with
Citizen snubbed at City Hall
[letter]. 10/31/05 pA10
pA1+
City accommodates
City’ benefit concert for
hurricane victims uplifting,
great success [letter]. 9/28/05
pA12
10/14/05 pA10
City firefighters ought to give
the mayor a break [letter].
10/27/05 pA8
City mulls direct aid to town in
Mississippi. 11/5/05 pA1+
5/20/05 pA1+
City’s offer to firefighters a fair
one [column]. 11/6/05 pC7
1/31/05 pA1+
Defending the Sound: Leaders,
activists gather to protest
proposal [photo]. 9/20/05
pA1+
7/22/05 pA1+
Dems open HQ, will run on
Knopp’s record [photo].
9/20/05 pA3+
Developer, city close on
Maritime property. 7/16/05
pA1+
[photo]. 1/28/05 pA1+
1/4/05 pA3+
10/24/05 pA8+
Employment program for
youths secures 216 jobs.
6/23/05 pA1+
pA3
Ex-mayor Alex Knopp ready to
speak out after ‘honeymoon’
for Moccia [photo]. 12/29/05
pA1+
pA6
Festival’s organizers honor
those who made it happen.
6/5/05 pA3+
seat. 9/6/05 pA23
Firefighters respond to mayor
on contract talks [letter].
4/14/05 pA8
Firefighters' wives reply to letter
writer's comments [letter].
12/19/05 pA10
pC5
Gang summit 'fruitful.' 4/28/05
pA1+
[photo]. 1/22/05 pA1+
GOP claims former jobs
administrator works on
140
4/2/05 pA1+
His Honor mixes birthday, city
business. 9/24/05 pA3+
pA1+
990 Prospect
It's Politics!: City’s in grip of the
interregnum [column][photo].
11/20/05 pC9
It's Politics!: Is Shays burning
his bridges? [column] [photo].
4/17/05 pC9
It's Politics!: Returning opendoor gov’t to city
Knopp: A 'city on the rise'
[photo]. 2/23/05 pB6
Knopp: Norwalk a city on the
move. 7/7/05 pA1+
Knopp, officer to attend U.S.
gang summit. 4/23/05 pA1+
[photo]. 10/15/05 pA1+
Knopp concedes close election
loss to Moccia [photo].
11/9/05 pA1+
Knopp deserves credit for
leadership on preservation
[letter]. 11/20/05 pC8
Knopp has done much of which
he can be proud [letter].
11/17/05 pA8
Knopp has vision needed to
take city into 21st century
[letter]. 10/22/05 pA12
Knopp has vision to move city
forward [letter]. 11/6/05 pC6
Knopp honors City of Norwalk
volunteers with reception.
6/29/05 pA1+
Knopp made Norwalk a better
city [letter]. 11/21/05 pA10
Knopp on side of preservation
[letter]. 11/6/05 pC6
Knopp outlines loose ends for
Moccia. 11/19/05 pA1+
Knopp passes torch to GOP
successor [photo]. 11/23/05
pA1+
Knopp seeks health district
vote delay. 6/28/05 pA1+
Knopp seeks more teen jobs
[photo]. 4/19/05 pA1+
Knopp set for 3rd run as
mayor. 6/18/05 pA1+
Knopp shifts blame for city’s
failure to seek grants [letter].
8/6/05 pA10
Knopp touts energy initiative.
8/2/05 pA1+
Knopp touts parking changes
at final press conference
[photo]. 11/22/05 pA3
Knopp’s comments about
firefighters off base [letter].
10/23/05 pC8
Knopp’s dispute with fire union
10/10/05 pA10
Knopp’s forest ran into some
trees [letter]. 11/14/05 pA10
Knopp’s treatment of city’s
10/9/05 pC9
Knopp’s words about
firefighters inappropriate
[letter]. 10/26/05 pA10
Letter from the Mayor. 10/13/05
pC3
Letter gets it wrong: City not
better off with Knopp [letter].
10/21/05 pA10
9/19/05 pA3+
[photo]. 10/9/05 pA3+
Mayor: Citywide Cleanup Day
scheduled for April 30.
4/20/05 pA4
Mayor arrogant, inaccessible
[letter]. 8/13/05 pA10
Mayor attends conference; we
hope it proves fruitful [edit].
4/27/05 pA6
Mayor blames others for his
shortcomings [letter]. 9/10/05
pA10
Mayor deserves to hear ‘thank
you’ from residents [letter].
11/17/05 pA8
Mayor disrespected firefighters
at council meeting [letter].
6/19/05 pC8
firefighters’ contract [letter].
10/8/05 pA12
Mayor encourages coloncancer screening. 3/21/05
pA3+
Mayor feels charter, regulations
don’t apply to him [letter].
3/21/05 pA10
Mayor is paid enough for what
he does [letter]. 1/24/05 pA10
Mayor is trying to make
Norwalk a better place
[letter]. 6/30/05 pA8
11/7/05 pA10
Mayor Knopp’s record one of
non-accomplishment [letter].
6/27/05 pA10
Mayor out of touch with city’s
basic needs [letter]. 11/6/05
pC6
Mayor owes Norwalk Fire
Department an apology
[letter]. 10/27/05 pA8
Mayor rallies fellow Dems for
final push [photo]. 11/7/05
pA3+
Mayor should have applied for
more federal funding [letter].
3/29/05 pA6
[letter]. 11/4/05 pA11
Mayor should take a stand on
Colonial Village [letter].
10/19/05 pA12
Mayor still plays politics with
10/24/05 pA13
Mayor tours spring hill:
Neighbors voice concerns,
from trash to noise [photo].
5/26/05 pA1+
Mayor understands situation of
STAR workers [letter].
5/11/05 pA10
141
Mayor urged to run again
[letter]. 11/21/05 pA10
Mayor was not always
responsive to constituents
[letter]. 11/15/05 pA6
Mayor was wrong to hold
Common Council meeting
[letter]. 3/22/05 pA10
parking plans: Knopp looks to
lessen impact. 9/28/05 pA1+
election: Crime reduction key
for Knopp [photo]. 11/4/05
pA1+
Mayors’ campaign targets
breast cancer awareness
[letter]. 10/11/05 pA10
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA1+
Mayor’s handling of retirement
plan issue puzzling [letter].
7/22/05 pA10
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA1+
pA1+
Mayor’s talk angers union.
10/21/05 pA1+
A mensch of a mayor and a
great one too [column].
11/14/05 pA10
10/11/05 pA1+
Mooney’s month: Bio-terror
chief named top employee
[photo]. 9/14/05 pA3+
Nathaniel Ely Child Care
Center renovation a go.
7/12/05 pA1+
Neighborhood aide is city's
employee of the month
[photo]. 11/3/05 pA10
No turning back: Knopp
believes his initiatives will
continue under next
administration [photo].
11/10/05 pA3+
10/16/05 pA1+
Norwalk fortunate to have
Mayor Knopp at helm [letter].
10/8/05 pA12
[photo]. 2/23/05 pB7
Norwalk hires assistant tax
assessor [photo]. 1/26/05
pA3+
1/21/05 pA3+
Norwalk mayor praises special
police task force. 7/7/05 pA3
Norwalk mayor touts
accomplishments. 6/21/05
pA5
Norwalk needs leadership from
this mayor [letter]. 10/22/05
pA12
Norwalk steps up: City
announces hurricane-relief
plan [photo]. 9/3/05 pA3+
Norwalk targets sites of
mosquito breeding. 7/8/05
pA3+
[photo]. 6/8/05 pA3+
6/24/05 pA10
Now or never to complete
Interchange. 4/5/05 pA10
pA1+
[photo]. 8/30/05 pA3+
[photo]. 7/2/05 pA1+
From our mayor: spin, spin,
nothing but spin [letter].
10/10/05 pA10
pA3+
Parade prep [photo with
[photo]. 8/4/05 pA3
Parking policy ever evolving for
SoNo area [edit]. 10/3/05
pA10
Pieces of city’s master plan
falling into place. 5/28/05
pA3+
POKO gets nod as Isaacs St.
developer [photo]. 6/16/05
pA3+
Purchasing guide for city
agencies makes good sense
[edit]. 1/25/05 pA6
Raise hike hearing tonight.
6/20/05 pA1+
Realty check: Realtors hold
‘outlook breakfast’ [photo].
6/15/05 pA3+
Rosa Parks remembered in
Norwalk vigil [photo]. 11/7/05
pA1+
Saying goodbye: Knopp wellwishers gather bid adieu
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA1+
School board budget was a
fraud — does mayor care?
[letter]. 6/10/05 pA10
Schools’ fuel oil deal heats up
pA1+
Screening for prostate cancer
can save lives [letter]. 9/3/05
pA10
pA1+
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA3+
Silvermine Bridge, not
endorsements, affected
election outcome [letter].
11/14/05 pA10
Summer jobs get a boost
[photo]. 6/25/05 pA3+
142
Taxpayers’ money best spent
on other improvements
[letter]. 7/20/05 pA10
to Knopp’s bid [photo].
10/27/05 pA1+
Teeing off [photo with caption].
7/28/05 pC3
6th District reunion: Past,
present tax district
commissioners honored for
service to community [photo].
11/13/05 pA3+
Who’s out of step, mayor or
everyone else? [letter].
11/6/05 pC6
Work to begin on dozens of
Norwalk roads. 6/8/05 pA1+
Youths share summer job
experiences [photo]. 8/17/05
pA1+
KNOTHE, WENDY
[photo]. 2/9/05 pA18+
KOCH, JONATHAN
Fresh-baked success: Papa
John’s uses fresh approach
to food [photo]. 5/18/05 pA18+
KOCH, MARK
Hour tabs new circulation chief
[photo]. 3/10/05 pC1
KOEHLER, MARK
6/10/05 pC9
KOGSTAD, RYAN
H.S. Roundup: Wreckers finish
even after long day [photo].
12/24/05 pA17
KOHL, RUSS
[photo]. 10/19/05 pA19
KOKINCHAK, KATE-LYNN
Taking advantage of summer
pA15
KOLKMEYER, PATTY
KOLLAR, HANNAH AND
JOHN
[photo]. 10/23/05 pA1+
KONDUB, PATTY
[photo]. 3/17/05 pC3+
KOPROSKI, JESSE
pA16
[photo]. 2/13/05 pB1+
Koproski pins down MVP
honors [photo]. 3/28/05
pA13+
Wilton wrestler spends summer
working hard [photo]. 8/17/05
pA13+
KOREAN AMERICANSNORWALK
Korean nights: Korean
Americans sing, dance their
way into Norwalk’s heart
[photo]. 10/9/05 pA1+
KORES, BEN
5/5/05 pA11+
[photo]. 4/7/05 pA11+
[photo]. 7/13/05 pA13+
[photo]. 7/21/05 pA11+
pA13+
KOROSHETZ, KIKI
pA15
pA13+
pA15
2/11/05 pA3+
[photo]. 11/8/05 pA9+
10/17/05 pA13+
McMahon’s Koroshetz nets 4th
scholar-athlete award [photo].
11/20/05 pB1+
9/23/05 pA13+
KORYTKOWSKA, MARTA
KOSAKOW, JAMES
[photo]. 5/4/05 pA17
KOSINSKI, BEN
[photo]. 12/14/05 pA15+
KOTULSKY, PETER
Coloring contest [photo with
KOUKIDES, PLAT
Bears are aiming high [photo].
12/12/05 pA13+
KOUKIDES, PLATT
pA16
KOUMASIDIS, SARRA
4/23/05 pA13+
KOUMMAL, ANAS
[photo]. 4/19/05 pA9+
KOUTINAS, YIANNA
It’s ladies’ night [photo with
KOVE, MYRON
5/4/05 pA17
KOWAL, ANDREW
Home, sweet home: Norwalk
Police headquarters is nearly
complete [photo]. 1/7/05 pA3+
KOZAR, JAKE
[photo]. 5/12/05 pA11+
KOZEROWITZ, LES
143
KOZLOWSKI, CHRIS
pB2
Warriors overpower Bunnell
with solid second half effort
[photo]. 10/5/05 pA15
KOZMA, BILL
owner’s dream come true
[photo]. 7/24/05 pD1+
KRAEMER, ANDREW
[photo]. 9/19/05 pA1+
KRAKOWIAK, MAX
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
[photo]. 12/21/05 pA15+
KRAMER, ROB
[photo]. 2/10/05 pA11+
KRAUS, ALICE
KRAUS, CHARLES WILLIAM
pA1+
KRAUSE, MARY
pA12
KRAUSE, WILLIAM A. 'BILL'
pA12
Memory of Bill Krause lives on
pA13
A perfect day to dedicate
Ratsy’s field [photo]. 11/14/05
pA13+
There'll never be another one
like Ratsy [photo]. 2/18/05
pA13
KRAUT, FLORENCE
Era ends – and one begins:
FCA director retiring after a
lifetime helping others
[photo]. 6/27/05 pA3+
KRENICKI, KATHLEEN
Zoning Commission OKs homebased special school.
12/15/05 pA1+
KRESCH, MITCHELL
Gifts for young patients [photo
KRICHAVSKY, JACK
5/11/05 pA17+
KRIEGER, BEVERLY M.
Election 2005 guide [photo].
10/25/05 pA8
KRINSKY, GARRY
Fun with physics: Educator
uses juggling to teach kids
science [photo]. 10/4/05 pA3+
KRINSKY, NATALIE
Laying it bare: Former
columnist shares the sex
lives of Yale undergrads
[photo]. 4/1/05 pB9
KRISTOFF, BRETT
KRUCZEK, SAMANTHA,
EMILY AND KATI
KRUMMEL, WILLIAM
Averting eyes to inequalities is
not acceptable [letter].
10/7/05 pA10
10/24/05 pA8+
Intent was not to offend
Colonial Village residents
[letter]. 9/29/05 pA10
It may not be PC, but ‘ghetto’
fits Colonial Village [letter].
9/19/05 pA10
9/12/05 pA10
Krummel takes heat from
Dems, GOP for ‘ghetto’
remark. 9/9/05 pA1+
Krummel’s comment divisive,
unnecessary [letter]. 9/26/05
pA10
Krummel’s remarks show
inaccuracies, stereotyping
[letter]. 9/11/05 pC8
Politicians abandoned
neighborhood [letter]. 9/12/05
pA10
KRUPER, KEVIN
8/31/05 pA23
KRYSIUK, APRIL ROSE
A shot at stardom: Norwalk
teen to make try for 'Idol'
[photo]. 8/12/05 pA3+
KRYSTUK, KIM
Teacher offers at-risk kids a
second chance [photo].
5/8/05 pA3+
KUBIK, JOE
12/22/05 pA3+
KUCHTA, IAN
pA16
[photo]. 4/6/05 pA13+
may give area teams
pA9+
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA15+
KUEHNER, CARL R. III
B&LT [photo]. 10/27/05 pC1+
Seed money: Pair’s support of
music benefit nets $1M for
homeless shelters [photo].
11/19/05 pA21
KUEHNER, CARL R. III AND
PAUL J.
plate. 9/22/05 pA3+
[edit]. 9/24/05 pA12
KUEHNER, PAUL J.
Ridgefielders serve on diocese
panel [photo]. 3/17/05 pC5
KUGEL, RON
[photo]. 11/8/05 pA1+
KUIPER, RIXT
Corporate coach: Entrepreneur
coaches the execs [photo].
4/27/05 pC1+
KULHAWIK, EDWARD
[photo]. 1/23/05 pA1+
KULTJAH (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
Local team spreads the Kultjah
with designs drawn from art,
life [photo]. 7/24/05 pA1+
144
New location a good fit: Design
and fashion business
expands to 3 Norwalk stores
[photo]. 7/19/05 pC1+
KUNDERT, NICK
Bears honor fallen teammate
[photo]. 11/23/05 pA15+
KURESKA, DAVE
McMahon in loss to
pB1+
KUROSE, STEPH
[photo]. 5/24/05 pA9+
KURTZMAN, GREG
Auto Racing: Norwalk’s
Kurtzman continues winning
ways [column][photo]. 7/4/05
pA17
KUTNICK, DALE
4/20/05 pA17+
KUTRUMBOS, MATT
2/24/05 pA9+
KUTUBIS, KRISTOS
12/21/05 pA1+
KUZ-DWORZAK, LAYLA
pA13+
KWANZAA
Kwanzaa celebration
organizers hurt, puzzled by
community’s disinterest
[photo]. 12/30/05 pA3+
KWOK, AMY
pA1+
KYDES, MICKEY
3/1/05 pA17
KYDES, NICHOLAS D.
District C councilman will be
people’s advocate [letter].
12/5/05 pA10
KYDES, NICHOLAS D.
(Continued)
10/24/05 pA8+
Mayor, councilman chip in for
reward [photo]. 12/30/05 pA1+
L
LA MENDOLA, ALENE
LABBADIA, MELISSA AND
JESSICA
Perfect harmony: Close
relationship inspires Norwalk
sisters’ singing career
[photo]. 6/20/05 pA3+
LABONZA, JUSTIN
Sisca on a roll [photo with
LABOR DAY
Picture perfect: Unofficial
summer ends on high note
[photo]. 9/6/05 pA1+
This Labor Day a somber one
for the nation [edit]. 9/5/05
pA10
LABOR DISPUTES SEE
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS;
STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS
LABOR-MANAGEMENT
RELATIONS SEE
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
LABOR UNIONS
Good jobs, economic security
in U.S. under assault [letter].
9/2/05 pA8
9/2/05 pA3+
LABYRINTHS-RELIGIOUS
ASPECTS
9/26/05 pA3+
LACANFORA, BARBARA
pA3
LACHOWICZ, JOSHUA
LACKEY, SUSAN
LACLAIR, CANDI
LACROIX, BRIDGET
H.S. Roundup: Dragons turn
the corner [photo]. 5/15/05
pB6
LACROSSE-CONNECTICUT
Alex Whitten out to carve his
own niche [column][photo].
4/7/05 pA11+
LACROSSE-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY-BOYS
pA16
Breaking the mold [photo].
6/24/05 pA13+
LACROSSE-NORWALK
Girls lacrosse at McMahon on
the rise [photo]. 3/22/05 pA13
Jr. lacrosse column
appreciated, with one nit to
pick [letter]. 6/26/05 pC8
3/17/05 pA11+
5/22/05 pB2
[photo]. 6/17/05 pA13+
Westport wins shootout with
Norwalk. 6/5/05 pB6
LACROSSE-WESTPORT
Westport wins shootout with
Norwalk. 6/5/05 pB6
LACROSSE-WILTON
Murphy earns national honors
[photo]. 6/9/05 pA16
LADE, ELIZABETH
9/21/05 pA13+
LAFONTAINE, PAM
pC3
LAGANA, TONY
Veterans, children cheered at
Memorial Day Parade
[photo]. 5/31/05 pA3
145
LAGE, CARLOS
[photo]. 8/9/05 pA3
LAIDLAW
TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Parents grateful for bus
company staff’s dedication
[letter]. 7/6/05 pA10
LAING, MARGO G.
2/9/05 pA18+
LAJOIE, RANDY
LaJoie, Sharp going in different
directions for '06
[column][photo]. 2/4/05 pB7
LaJoie falls short of 500 field
[photo]. 2/18/05 pA13+
Norwalk’s LaJoie waits on
Dollar General; Silk once a
competitor of Danica Patrick
Rewarding day for LaJoie,
Sharp [column][photo]. 5/1/05
pB6
IRL team. 1/21/05 pA13+
Sharp hoping for more success
in Kansas [column][photo].
7/3/05 pB8
Stewart rolls to Busch win
[photo]. 2/20/05 pB3
LAKE, JONATHAN
Giving back to their community:
Fraternity, sorority members
share love of reading with
LAKE, JONATHAN R.
2/11/05 pB1
LAKELAND, PAUL F.
Fairfield University professor
tells VOTF dissent is
important for church. 3/4/05
pA4
LALLY, MEGHAN
pA15
LAMB, PATTY
LAMBA, AMARJIT
1/14/05 pB1+
LAMBE, PATRICIA
8/28/05 pA3+
LAMBERT, MARK
pA11
LAMETTA, BRIAN
[photo]. 11/28/05 pA1+
LAMETTA, JUDY FRETINA
LAMP, ERIC
pA1+
LAMP, JEANNE
A frightfully good time: Norwalk
woman gets a kick out of
pA1+
LAMSTER, CRAIG
Smoking amendment sparks
mixed reaction [photo].
2/21/05 pA1+
LANCTO, BEN
[photo]. 12/24/05 pA15+
LAND, ANTHONY
10/25/05 pA5
LAND TITLES
pA1+
LAND USE-NORWALK
Norwalk commission may sell
some land. 7/7/05 pA3
pA3+
LAND USE-ROWAYTON
Bluff Avenue pier complies with
all regulations [letter]. 1/19/05
pA10
dock. 1/19/05 pA23
pA5
LAND USE-WILTON
8/19/05 pA3+
LANDA, JULIO
LANDMESSER, PAT
pA1+
LANDON, ELLIOTT
Landon comfortable with
teacher screening process.
8/15/05 pA1+
LANE, ALAINE
5/10/05 pA3+
LANE, BRENDAN
[photo]. 11/1/05 pA13+
LANE, KIM
pA1+
LANE, RYAN
12/13/05 pA12
3/30/05 pA18
[photo]. 9/13/05 pA13+
LANG, REV. NICHOLAS
Pilgrimage of spirit: St. Paul's
Church installs updated
'Stations of the Cross'
[photo]. 2/20/05 pA3
LANGHAM, EMILY
[photo]. 3/3/05 pC4
LANGHORN, LARRY
State sings gasoline blues:
Prices hit a record high of
$2.17 [photo]. 4/2/05 pA19
146
LANGLEY, JOHNNY
Norwalk's summer jobs
program pays dividends in
learning, character building
[photo]. 7/29/05 pA6
LANGONE, KENNETH
In brief: GE board member opts
to step down. 2/9/05 pA18
LANGSTINE, KRISTEN
LANPHIER, JOE
[photo]. 9/1/05 pA9+
LANZARO, JAMES
4/6/05 pA17
LANZILOTTA, DANIEL
Trashin Fashion debuts on
First Night [photo]. 12/8/05
pC3
LAPAK, FRANK
10/5/05 pA13+
LARCENY-NORWALK
Businessman faces larceny
charge. 6/2/05 pA3
Cold medicine theft yields
$50,000 bond. 12/14/05 pA3+
Father, son legal team accused
of bilking clients. 1/21/05
pA1+
Father, son turn selves in to
police. 5/25/05 pA1+
Firefighter withdraws
resignation. 8/20/05 pA3+
Furniture theft prompts church
youth group to learn a lesson
of forgiveness [photo]. 6/9/05
pA3+
Jury to be picked for ex-public
defender. 1/19/05 pA3
Norwalk man charged in car
break-ins. 3/10/05 pA3
LARCENY-NORWALK
(Continued)
12/23/05 pA4, 12/16/05 pA5,
12/6/05 pA4, 12/3/05 pA4,
11/18/05 pA4, 11/15/05 pA4,
11/11/05 pA4, 11/8/05 pA4,
11/4/05 pA4, 11/3/05 pA10,
11/2/05 pA4, 10/29/05 pA7,
10/27/05 pA9, 10/26/05 pA4,
10/20/05 pA4, 9/23/05 pA4,
9/17/05 pA4, 9/15/05 pA4,
9/14/05 pA4, 9/10/05 pA4,
9/7/05 pA4, 8/18/05 pA4,
8/3/05 pA4, 7/27/05 pA4,
7/23/05 pA4, 7/15/05 pA4,
7/14/05 pA4, 7/13/05 pA4,
7/9/05 pA5, 7/8/05 pA4,
7/7/05 pA4, 7/1/05 pA4,
6/30/05 pA4, 6/28/05 pA4,
6/24/05 pA4, 6/23/05 pA4,
6/17/05 pA4, 6/16/05 pA4,
6/3/05 pA8, 5/27/05 pA4,
5/19/05 pA4, 5/17/05 pA4,
5/12/05 pA4, 5/1/05 pA5,
4/23/05 pA5, 4/22/05 pA4,
4/21/05 pA4, 4/19/05 pA5,
4/18/05 pA4, 4/15/05 pA4,
4/14/05 pA4, 4/12/05 pA4,
4/8/05 pA4, 4/6/05 pA4,
3/24/05 pA4, 3/22/05 pA4,
3/15/05 pA4, 3/13/05 pA4,
3/8/05 pA4, 3/4/05 pA4,
2/22/05 pA4, 2/19/05 pA4,
2/18/05 pA4, 2/17/05 pA4,
2/16/05 pA4, 2/15/05 pA4,
2/13/05 pA5, 2/12/05 pA4,
2/9/05 pA4, 2/6/05 pA5,
2/4/05 pA4, 2/3/05 pA4,
2/1/05 pA13, 1/22/05 pA4,
1/20/05 pA4, 1/19/05 pA4,
1/18/05 pA4, 1/12/05 pA4,
1/6/05 pA4, 1/5/05 pA4,
1/4/05 pA4
Police investigate car breakins, larcenies. 12/7/05 pA3+
Stolen Camry recovered.
5/10/05 pA3+
Theft of Christmas tree makes
mother even sadder [letter].
1/11/05 pA10
Woman held for stealing
$225,000 from employer.
2/11/05 pA3+
LARCENY-WESTPORT
Impersonation charge leveled.
3/15/05 pA1+
L'ARCHEVESQUE, EMMA
AND LILY
'Yummy' [photo with caption].
9/8/05 pA1
LARCHEVESQUE, LEE
8/19/05 pC7+
LARICCIA, STACEY
[photo]. 2/22/05 pA1+
LAROCHELLE, TERESA C.
LaRochelle birthday [photo].
11/13/05 pC3
LAROSA, NICOLE AND
MEGHAN
Productive spring break [photo
LARSEN, JOSH
5/15/05 pB1+
LARSON, MOLLY
Greens Farms girls are
masters of Masters School
[photo]. 10/8/05 pA20
LASALA, STEVE
12/18/05 pB2
LASIK SURGERY SEE EYESURGERY
LATINOS IN ACTION
(ORGANIZATION)
Latinos in Action raises $8,000
for Red Cross. 9/14/05 pA14
LAUREL ATHLETIC CLUB
Carlo pitches Laurels to fourth
consecutive victory. 6/2/05
pA16
Laurel A.C. wins Spinola title.
7/4/05 pA15
Laurels, Hardware meet in T-ofC final. 6/27/05 pA16
Laurels clinch league crown.
6/21/05 pA14
Laurels overcome Monker
Grotto in wild contest.
5/26/05 pA16
6/19/05 pB6
LAUTEN, MARK
Wilton's hopes resting on
defense [photo]. 9/15/05 pA15
147
LAUTTENBACH, JOHN
8/19/05 pA13+
LAVERTY, SARAH
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA13+
LAVIETES, DIANE
4/20/05 pA18
LAVINS, EMILY
[photo]. 2/14/05 pA1+
LAW, CURTIS
LAWLER, MICHAEL
LAWLOR, CLAIRE
6/12/05 pA4
LAWRENCE, JACK
At 92, songwriter Jack
Lawrence is as contemporary
as tomorrow [photo]. 3/6/05
pC1+
LAWRENCE, KEVIN
pA13+
LAWSUITS
pA1+
Groups attempt to stop
interchange project. 6/1/05
pA1+
Interchange project to proceed
despite lawsuit. 6/2/05 pA1+
Merritt suit gets day in U.S.
court. 9/28/05 pA1+
[photo]. 6/12/05 pA1+
Suit may provide needed
pressure on school funding
[edit]. 11/23/05 pA12
Wall Street executive awarded
$29 million. 4/7/05 pA17
LAWSUITS-NORWALK
City wants to hire attorney to
fend off firing complaint.
11/8/05 pA1+
Council OKs hiring lawyer to
defend against age bias suit.
11/10/05 pA9
accord. 12/13/05 pA1+
force release of
pA6
Developer, S.Norwalk square
DPW worker files
discrimination suit. 2/1/05
pA3+
Court. 9/21/05 pA1+
Ex-teacher files suit over firing.
11/2/05 pA3+
Litter in lot sparks suit. 1/11/05
pA3+
Merritt lawsuit in court today.
9/27/05 pA1+
pA3
pA3+
Police were just doing their job
Route 7-Merritt Parkway
lawsuit hearing postponed.
9/1/05 pA3
8/11/05 pA1+
pA3+
Woman plans to sue PD.
5/24/05 pA3+
Yankee Doodle Garage dispute
likely headed to court. 2/5/05
pA1+
LAWSUITS-WESTON
10/25/05 pA5
LAWSUITS-WESTPORT
2nd suit filed over special
education. 5/7/05 pA4
Westporters sue in back tax
dispute. 6/4/05 pA1+
LAWYERS-NORWALK
In brief: Former Norwalker
honored again. 11/1/05 pA19
People’s Law School.
10/15/05 pA3+
LAZAN, MARION
1/20/05 pA3+
LAZARUS, BEN
pA15+
LEACH, JEFF
pA13+
LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTERS-NORWALK
Booklet provides fun facts
about the history of Norwalk.
10/1/05 pA1+
Campaign reform gets a push
from League [edit]. 11/25/05
pA10
Lichtenstein recognized by
women’s league [photo].
6/21/05 pA3
LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTERS-WESTPORT
It was coffee and politics.
11/11/05 pA3+
Westport candidate forums set
[letter]. 10/7/05 pA10
LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTERS-WILTON
LWV to take up town
pC3
[photo]. 1/23/05 pA1+
LEAMAN, CARL
Selectmen's stints in public
service far from finished
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA1+
LEARY, GENE
5/11/05 pA17+
148
LEARY, SEAN
Life is a carnival [photo with
LEASE AND RENTAL
SERVICES
pA19+
LEAVING A CHILD
UNATTENDED-NORWALK
Police say man left child, 4,
alone in truck. 11/15/05 pA3
LEAVITT, WILLIAM ‘BUZZ’
5/16/05 pA13+
LEBLANC, ALLIE AND
LEANNE
[photo]. 9/22/05 pA11+
LEBLANC, LEANNE
[photo]. 9/9/05 pA13+
[photo]. 10/16/05 pB1+
LEBOW, ALEX
Any more questions? Staples
answers the critics with an
offensive explosion against
Westhill [photo]. 9/25/05 pB1+
Staples stomps Harding
[photo]. 10/2/05 pB1+
LEDDY, RYAN
LEDUC, DOUG SR.
LEDWICK, JEFF
6/5/05 pB1+
LEE, JOHNNY
4/3/05 pB2
3/16/05 pA13+
2/3/05 pA9+
LEE, KATY
3/17/05 pA11+
LEGAN, LIZ
caption]. 12/15/05 pA14
LEGERE, GAIL
pC1
LEGISLATIVE PROCESS
Filibusters thwart attempt to
create dictatorship [letter].
5/1/05 pC8
Lawmakers act like pols to
keep public in the dark [edit].
1/11/05 pA10
Senate must return to advise
and consent role [letter].
5/16/05 pA10
Such nastiness new in
Congress [letter]. 6/2/05 pA8
There's no reason to end
Senate's filibuster rules [edit].
4/26/05 pA8
Use of filibuster for political
purposes unacceptable
[letter]. 4/30/05 pA8
LEGISLATORSCONNECTICUT
Budget, transportation on
legislature's plate [column].
1/26/05 pA10
Cafero outlines priorities
[photo]. 2/8/05 pA1+
[photo]. 3/17/05 pA3+
budget. 5/21/05 pA18+
Conn. delegation sounds off on
CIA leak scandal. 10/31/05
pA1+
How your lawmakers voted
[column]. every Sunday
pA3+
[photo]. 3/21/05 pA1+
Mann says health insurance
should be available for all
[photo]. 6/26/05 pA1+
Norwalk lawmakers eager to go
to work [photo]. 1/8/05 pA3+
11/10/05 pA8
State policymakers react to
State of the Union address.
2/3/05 pA15
State's D.C. reps angry over
Marine One. 2/10/05 pA3+
They owe it to us to resist
[letter]. 6/12/05 pC8
Tuition freeze good idea — but
not to legislators [edit].
3/25/05 pA10
LENT
A Catholic's eye view of Lenten
sacrifice. 2/9/05 pA3+
LEONARD, RICK
pA16
5/3/05 pA13+
LEONARD, STEWART JR.
pA1+
Recipe for fund-raising success
pA17
LEONARD, STEWART JR.
AND KIM
7/3/05 pA3+
LEONARD, STEWART SR.
Dairy store’s milk supplier
honored by state with ‘farm of
distinction’ award [photo].
7/5/05 pA3+
pA17
LEONARD'S, STEW (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT) SEE
STEW LEONARD'S
149
LEPORE, MARC
Police union changes leaders.
1/18/05 pA1+
LERNER, JERRY
On top of the world: Sixthgrader at Nathan Hale knows
his way around the map
[photo]. 1/8/05 pA3+
LESHNOWER, JENNIFER
Music education [photo with
LESTER, MITCHELL R.
10/21/05 pA20+, 10/14/05
pC9+
LETERSKY, DARLENE
4/6/05 pA17
LETOURNEAU, SARA
City Hall co-workers share
Employee of Month award
[photo]. 6/18/05 pA3
Council meeting focuses on
pay raise. 9/14/05 pA1+
LEUKEMIA, LYMPHOMA &
MYELOMA AWARENESS
MONTH
LEVEY, LEE H.
7/15/05 pA1+
10/24/05 pA8+
pA1+
LEVI, JULIA
[photo]. 1/1/05 pA13+
LEVINE, DR. ROBERT
Aging, attitude focus of talk.
5/12/05 pA3+
LEVINE, BRIAN
pB2
pB1+
[photo]. 11/11/05 pA13+
12/2/05 pA13+
LEVINE, BRIAN (Continued)
[photo]. 11/25/05 pA13+
[photo]. 12/28/05 pA15+
[photo]. 12/21/05 pA15+
Wreckers’ Levine gets plug by
Imus [photo]. 12/6/05 pA9
[photo]. 11/30/05 pA15+
LEVINE, KATIE
LEVINE, LARRY
[photo]. 6/15/05 pA19
LEVINE, STEVEN
8/3/05 pA19+
LEVINSON, DAVID L.
With focus on diversity,
Levinson receives praise
[photo]. 4/3/05 pA1+
NCC chief warns of cutbacks
[photo]. 3/15/05 pA3+
NCC chief's welcoming
planned for April 2 [photo].
3/7/05 pA1+
NCC honors women of
pA3+
[photo]. 8/30/05 pA3+
Teaming up for nurses:
Fairfield University, NCC to
work together to ease nursing
shortage [photo]. 1/6/05 pC3+
LEVITT, MORTIMER H.
Millionaire Levitt, 98, dies at
LEVITZ FURNITURE (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
In brief: AG to monitor Levitz
furniture company. 10/14/05
pC9
Levitz announces 35 store
closings; includes all CT
sites. 12/16/05 pC9
LEVY, BARBARA
Levy to lead Westport
Woman's Club [photo].
8/18/05 pC3
LEWIS, KURTRINA
5/10/05 pA3+
LEWIS, RICHARD
9/22/05 pC1
LEWIS, ROBERT
10/19/05 pA22
LEYDEN, PATTY AND TOM
Brother-sister team turned
delivery into exact science
[photo]. 11/14/05 pA3+
LIAGUNO, KELLY
smiles [photo]. 12/19/05 pA1+
LIBERATORE, MARILYN
12/26/05 pA3+
LIBERTY SQUARENORWALK
Neighborhood mulls Liberty
Square facelift. 10/5/05 pA1+
LIBRARY RECORDSACCESS CONTROL
suit. 8/31/05 pA1+
8/31/05 pA12
LIBRE, ALEX
Award-winning authors: Marvin
students win first place for
Football fun [photo with
Letter carriers, teacher of year,
authors get posies [edit].
5/14/05 pA10
Young authors saluted at
school [photo]. 10/26/05 pA3+
LICEK, ANDREA
LICHTENBERG, FRAN
WALKER
8/19/05 pC7+
LICHTENSTEIN, GRACE
WALTERS
Lichtenstein recognized by
women’s league [photo].
6/21/05 pA3
150
11/13/05 pA3+
6/25/05 pA10
LIEBERMAN, JOSEPH I.
Better Weicker than no one;
better anyone than Weicker.
12/18/05 pC6+
Citizens air concerns during
Lieberman visit. 6/11/05 pA11
nominee: Dodd
pA1+
pick. 10/6/05 pA1+
It's Politics!: Chris & pals look
for new reforms
Lieberman: Alito’s Roe memo
sparks ‘concern.’ 12/2/05
pA3+
Lieberman holds meet with
Alito [photo]. 11/9/05 pA3+
4/12/05 pA1+
Lieberman touting oil efficiency.
11/17/05 pA1+
Lieberman urges less oil
dependence. 12/1/05 pA1+
Local cop honored as ‘Joe’s
Hero’ by senator. 11/1/05
pA1+
pA3
LIEBERMAN, JOSEPH I. AND
HADASSAH
Marcia Lieberman remembered
as ‘the quintessential mother’
[photo]. 6/29/05 pA1+
LIEBERMAN, MARCIA
Marcia Lieberman remembered
as ‘the quintessential mother’
[photo]. 6/29/05 pA1+
LIEBERMAN, MARCIA
(Continued)
Services will be held today for
Marcia Lieberman [photo].
6/28/05 pA13
LIEBTAG, MARY
4/17/05 pA1+
LIEPOLT, WERNER
LIFE COPING SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Clergy help kids who might not
otherwise have a prayer.
12/30/05 pA3+
LIFEGUARDS-WESTPORT
Guard: State leaves
beachgoers are at risk.
7/1/05 pA3+
Sherwood Island gets
lifeguards. 7/9/05 pA3+
State wants lifeguard chairs
filled at Sherwood Island this
LIFETIME LEARNERS
INSTITUTE SEE NORWALK
COMMUNITY COLLEGELIFETIME LEARNERS
INSTITUTE
LIGHT, ANDREA
10/24/05 pA8+
LIGHTBOURN, ELENA
LIISTRO, SAM
LILITHY, FRANK
3/14/05 pA3+
LILLIEDAHL, MARISSA
New director selected for
Wilton teen center [photo].
12/29/05 pA3+
LILLIS, MAEGAN
[photo]. 6/2/05 pA11+
LILLY, BRIAN
Lilly is best selectman
candidate [letter]. 10/23/05
pC9
LILLY, KRISTINE
Lilly enthralls campers [photo
LIMESTONE HERB GARDEN
LINDSAY, DIANNE
Ridgefield principal sole
contender for Staples post.
5/23/05 pA3
Sole candidate for Staples High
post is a principal at heart.
5/24/05 pA3+
LINDSAY, LISA
LINDSTROM, LAUREL
Getting to know... Association
serves as E.Norwalk
watchdog. 8/28/05 pA1+
Greening up [photo with
LINDSTROM, SHELLEY
pC5+
LINTON, STEPHANIE
LIPKVICH, BRAD
3/16/05 pA13+
LIPPERT, KEVIN
Wreckers' wrestlers hit mat
running. 1/12/05 pA13
LIPPMAN, DORIS TROTH
10/28/05 pA20+
LIPPOLIS, FRANK
Police seek rock thrower who
injured elderly driver [photo].
8/29/05 pA3
LIPSON, MARK AND SHIRAH
Harmony of the
spirit:Synagogue’s fatherdaughter team makes music
pA3+
151
LIPSON, MATHEW
[photo]. 1/8/05 pA3+
LIPTAK, LEAH
4/28/05 pC3+
LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS
SEE LNG (LIQUEFIED
NATURAL GAS) FLOATING
FACILITY
LIQUOR LAW VIOLATIONSNORWALK
Authorities offer merchants
advice on liquor law
compliance. 10/28/05 pA3+
4/23/05 pA3
Police shut Norwalk social club
[photo]. 10/14/05 pA3+
LISAIUS, BOB
Dino-mite! [photo with caption].
7/20/05 pA3
LISCINSKY, ANDRE
pB1+
LISS, VICTOR
On the hospital board: Retired
Trans Lux CEO to lead
hospital board of trustees
[photo]. 2/3/05 pC3
LISTER, DEBBIE
3/24/05 pA1+
LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF
AMERICA OF
SOUTHWESTERN
CONNECTICUT
Article attracted literacy tutors
[letter]. 7/6/05 pA10
4/30/05 pB1+
Literacy group offers summer
tutor training. 7/4/05 pA3
Literacy training helps area
parents: Programs also
benefit job-seekers [photo].
5/16/05 pA1+
LITTER (TRASH)-NORWALK
Anti-litter efforts getting off
ground. 1/11/05 pA3+
Ban on handbills useless
without enforcement [edit].
12/15/05 pA8
Bouquets to STARS, youthful
designer; bricks for Army
[edit]. 2/19/05 pA10
City should tidy up for Oyster
Festival visitors [letter].
9/12/05 pA10
Cleaning up Wall Street.
3/22/05 pA1+
Council gets tough on trash
receptacles [edit]. 10/28/05
pA10
Council sharpens teeth of city
trash ordinances. 10/26/05
pA3
Handbill law change would
impose $99 fine. 9/24/05
pA1+
Handbill ordinance small step
to clear streets of litter [edit].
9/29/05 pA10
Litter in lot sparks suit. 1/11/05
pA3+
Norwalk must enforce its laws
against littering [letter].
5/14/05 pA10
Norwalk ponders street
adoptions. 9/24/05 pA1+
Norwalkers should care more
about the city [column].
8/4/05 pA6
Ordinance revisions target
trash. 8/24/05 pA1+
Progress must continue on
garbage, grease issues
[letter]. 8/16/05 pA10
Residents need to get tough on
litter, illegal signs [letter].
4/5/05 pA10
Shining effort: Streets of
Norwalk cleaner thanks to
SoNo Stars [photo]. 2/15/05
pA3
SoNo residents complain of
messy, smelly Dumpsters.
8/9/05 pA1+
SoNo shops want handbill ban
enforced. 12/13/05 pA1+
Trash ordinance is long
overdue for tightening up
[edit]. 8/28/05 pC8
6/23/05 pA3+
LITTERING-NORWALK
LITTLE, ADRIAN
Boaters out to sink plan for
floating gas terminal [photo].
9/4/05 pA3+
LITTLE, NNEKA
LITTLEJOHN, LESLIE
LITTMAN, EDWARD
DPW snow crews, city medics
receive our weekly posies
[edit]. 3/5/05 pA10
Foundation to honor physician
[photo]. 3/3/05 pC3
work. 3/3/05 pA5
LIU, ADAM
12/29/05 pA11+
LIVE FOUNDATION
LIVELY, ROCKER
LIVING WILLS
Sciavo case underlines need
for living wills [edit]. 4/5/05
pA10
LIVINGSTON, MICHAEL
LIVINGSTONE, TAYLOR
Inspiring artist quick on draw
[photo]. 12/21/05 pA3+
LIZCANO, REV. OTTO
pA3+
LLORENS, GEORGE
pA17
152
LLOYD, CHAD
10/31/05 pA3
LNG (LIQUEFIED NATURAL
GAS) FLOATING FACILITY
Briefing on floating gas facility
draws crowd. 3/24/05 pC1+
Company's spin on gas
terminal not convincing [edit].
8/3/05 pA10
Floating facility draws
opposition. 3/14/05 pA1+
Floating-terminal bid to get
airing. 7/31/05 pA1+
Interesting plan for gas supply
deserves a look [edit].
11/27/05 pC8
2/13/05 pC8
LNG safety trumpeted but there
is a history [edit]. 4/26/05 pA8
Making 'Sound' decisions:
Floating depot spurs
concerns in Norwalk. 1/14/05
pA3+
Natural gas terminal on panel
agenda. 6/14/05 pA3+
[edit]. 3/15/05 pA10
Opponents of floating terminal
prep for fight [photo]. 9/18/05
pA1+
Planning council votes to
oppose gas terminal. 9/27/05
pA1+
Senate rejects states’ rights on
LNG plants [edit]. 6/27/05
pA10
Skepticism looms over floating
terminal. 8/2/05 pA1+
Sound floating gas plant one of
several planned [edit].
3/27/05 pC6
States must join to fight against
floating terminal [edit]. 3/4/05
pA10
LO, ALAN
Lo chosen Norwalk’s Employee
of Month [photo]. 5/7/05 pA3+
LOANS
Some things to consider before
signing on the dotted line
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA19+
LOBIANCA, CATIE AND
CHRISTOPHER
pA3+
LOBSTER INDUSTRY
8/22/05 pA1+
LOBSTERS-LONG ISLAND
SOUND
Aquarium takes part in
biodiversity study [photo].
6/23/05 pA1+
8/22/05 pA1+
LOCAL TAXATION SEE
TAXATION-LOCAL TOWN
LOCK BUILDING-SOUTH
NORWALK
corporate offices - Lock
Building [photo]. 12/4/05 pC5
LOCKER, ILENE
Job seekers get paid to learn
skills [photo]. 8/5/05 pA3+
LOCKHEAD, ROBERT
11/27/05 pA3
LOCKHEED, JOSHUA
LOCKWOOD-MATHEWS
MANSION MUSEUM
Champagne preview kicks off
designers’ holiday showcase
at Lockwood-Mathews
[photo]. 11/28/05 pA3+
pA1+
[photo]. 4/18/05 pA3+
Landmark’s facelift gets a
helping hand [photo].
12/28/05 pA1+
Museum opens doors as
holiday gift to Norwalk
[photo]. 12/12/05 pA3+
[photo]. 4/30/05 pA1+
10/29/05 pA3
[photo]. 12/5/05 pA3
LOESER, JOHN
12/13/05 pA12
pA16
[photo]. 9/13/05 pA13+
Loeser 18th at New Englands.
11/13/05 pB2
claim MVP honors: Weston’s
SWC champion leads All
Area boys squad [photo].
12/13/05 pA9+
LOFTUS, KELLYN
caption]. 12/15/05 pA14
LOITERING ON SCHOOL
GROUNDS-NORWALK
LOMBARDO, CHARISSE
8/19/05 pC7+
LOMBARDO, EILEEN
Woman falls to her death.
4/21/05 pA3
LOMBARDO, KAITLYN
Wilton pursues another crown
[photo]. 6/10/05 pA13+
LONG, JENNIFER M.
5/6/05 pA18
LONG, JEREMIAH
2/9/05 pA18+
153
LONG, MARY
[photo]. 2/17/05 pC1+
LONG ISLAND SOUND
Senate rejects states' rights on
LNG plants [edit]. 6/27/05
pA10
LONG ISLAND SOUND
LICENSE PLATE
PROGRAM SEE
PROTECTION, DEPT. OFLIS LICENSE PLATE
PROGRAM
LONG ISLAND SOUND
STEWARDSHIP INITIATIVE
Initiatives presented by Sound
study group. 6/14/05 pA1+
LONG ISLAND
SOUNDKEEPER INC.
(ORGANIZATION)
Project aims to give water good
cleaning. 10/23/05 pA1+
Project aims to rid Sound of
pollutants. 7/26/05 pA1+
LONG LOTS ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
New principal taking helm at
Long Lots. 8/9/05 pA4
LONG-TERM CARE
INSURANCE SEE
INSURANCE, LONG-TERM
CARE
LONGSHORE GOLF CLUBWESTPORT
Gliding into winter: Skaters to
take to the ice at Longshore
[photo]. 11/25/05 pA3
Longshore trees receive
reprieve ... for now [photo].
9/3/05 pA3+
LOOMIS, RALPH
[photo]. 7/27/05 pA19
LOPAT, MIDGE
LOPEZ, STEPHANY
Cardinals top improved Bears
[photo]. 9/29/05 pA13+
LOPEZ, TONY
10/24/05 pA8+
LOPRESTI, PHILIP
Norwalk teen missing [photo
LORENZINI, BRUCE ALLAN
SEE COLE, ARAN BRUCE
LORI, BISHOP WILLIAM
E.SEE ALSO ROMAN
CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF
BRIDGEPORT
Bishop Lori visits area. 12/4/05
pA7
Bringing a community together:
Faithful laud bishop’s
participation in local service
[photo]. 12/27/05 pA3+
Diocese doles $1M in storm
aid. 10/28/05 pA1+
12/4/05 pA1+
In a holiday mood [photo with
3/3/05 pC5
LOTTERY
You may play lottery, but its
feds who win [edit]. 12/6/05
pA6
LOUCKS, MARK
4/2/05 pA19
LOUIS, EVENS
pC3
LOUIS, KAIETHLEN PIERRE
Haiti on parade: HaitianAmerican Day celebrated in
S. Norwalk [photo]. 7/24/05
pA1+
LOWE, DARREN
McCarthy strikes lightning twice
[photo]. 8/14/05 pB1+
LOWENSTEIN, DICK
New chapter opens at Westport
pC3+
LOWER FAIRFIELD COUNTY
RESPITE CENTER
pA3
LOWER FAIRFIELD
REGIONAL CENTER
(HOME FOR MENTALLY
AND PHYSICALLY
DISABLED)
Best Buddies provide a helping
hand. 5/15/05 pA1+
LPL FINANCIAL SERVICES
(FIRM) SEE OAKTRUST
WEALTH MANAGEMENT
LUBIN, SOPHIA
LUCAS, A.J.
[photo]. 5/21/05 pA4
LUCERO, JOSE
pA1+
11/7/05 pA3+
LUCILLE LORTEL
FOUNDATION
12/6/05 pA3+
LUDLOWE COMMONS
(APARTMENTS)
Ludlow Commons residents
express their thanks [letter].
11/9/05 pA6
LUDLOWE PARK-NORWALK
Taking to the courts [photo with
LUEDEE, JOHN
LUKASON, VIN
Surround sound: Norwalk
Symphony Orchestra uses
effect in performance [photo].
4/17/05 pA1+
LUNDBERG, ANDERS
2/4/05 pB1
LUNDSTROM, MARY GRACE
7/29/05 pA19
LUPICA, MIKE
Sports columnist covers all the
bases at book signing
[photo]. 1/16/05 pA3
154
LUSNIAK, JASON
Optimism abounds in the pool
[photo]. 12/13/05 pA9+
Wreckers edge past Norwalk
[photo]. 12/17/05 pA15+
Wreckers outrace Norwalk
[photo]. 1/8/05 pA13+
LUTHER, VALORIE
LYLE, LORNA
LYME DISEASE
Forum on Lyme disease set for
today in Norwalk. 4/16/05 pA3
Lyme disease cases increase
with warmer weather. 4/21/05
pA15
Norwalk residents get lesson
on ticks [photo]. 4/17/05 pA1+
‘Tick free zones’ help prevent
Lyme disease [column].
5/1/05 pC8
LYNAS, MARSHA
Three generations: Families
gather to celebrate Mother’s
Day at annual brunch [photo].
5/9/05 pA3+
LYNCH, MARIA AND TIM
[photo]. 10/29/05 pA21+
LYON, KEITH
[photo]. 3/4/05 pB7+
LYON, KRISTINE AND KEITH
10/29/05 pA3
LYONS, DANIEL
11/8/05 pA1+
Council OKs hiring lawyer to
defend against age bias suit.
11/10/05 pA9
Municipal vehicle manager
fired. 5/27/05 pA4
LYONS, DOYLE
LYONS, ELIZABETH
[photo]. 11/8/05 pA1+
LYONS, ELYSE
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA13+
LYONS, JOHN
2/25/05 pB7+
LYONS, KENDALL
12/13/05 pA13
LYONS, KERRI
12/13/05 pA13
6/30/05 pA14
[photo]. 10/21/05 pA13+
2/20/05 pB1+
MVP honors: Wilton’s
distance ace captured her
sixth MVP nod [photo].
3/30/05 pA15+
12/11/05 pB4
LYONS, KERRY
claim MVP honors: Wilton’s
Class SS state titlist
earned her fourth MVP nod
[photo]. 12/13/05 pA9+
LYONS, KRYSTINA
[photo]. 5/14/05 pA3+
LYONS, LIZ
4/28/05 pC3+
LYONS, MICHAEL
It's Politics!: Is it bipartisan,
smart politics or both?
LYONS, MOIRA K.
Ex-House speaker slated to
speak at NCC Women of
Promise Dinner. 3/8/05 pA4
NCC hires former speaker
Moira Lyons. 11/8/05 pA3+
NCC honors women of
pA3+
M
M2 MEDIA GROUP (FIRM)
In brief: M2 Media working with
Expedia.com. 3/1/05 pA19
MAAT, AKUA
pA1+
MACAULEY, KATE
pA15
[photo]. 11/20/05 pB1+
[photo]. 10/19/05 pA15+
[photo]. 11/10/05 pA11+
MACAULEY, MIMI
Wilton’s Macauley leads Yale
against Notre Dame [photo].
11/18/05 pA13+
MACDONALD, NIKOLE
Local mom’s Web site is go-to
place for questions on raising
kids. 8/30/05 pA19+
MACDONALD, NORMAN
News briefs: Association elects
new vice president. 9/28/05
pA3
MACEDONIA CHURCH
Chocolate cross tough to
swallow for some believers.
3/26/05 pA1+
Holiday meal helps people
reconnect with their families.
11/12/05 pA3
3/26/05 pA1+
pA1+
Tasty help for AIDS victims:
Mayor among volunteers
serving at benefit [photo with
155
MACHADO, RONALD
Norwalk ‘mist ifies’ Ridgefield
[photo]. 10/12/05 pA13+
11/9/05 pA9+
MACINNIS, FRANK T.
Two VAC winners, retiring chief
4/9/05 pA10
Voluntary Action Center honors
EMCOR, Yordon [photo].
4/6/05 pA1+
MACK, CHARLES
10/14/05 pC9+
MACKENZIE, SHANNIE
pA13+
MACKENZIE, SHANNON
6/12/05 pB1+
MACLAREN USA
Raising the bar: SoNo trade
showroom part of Maclaren
pA21
MACMANNIS, ANDREW
[photo]. 10/23/05 pB1+
MAD COW DISEASE
Norwalkers skeptical of Japan’s
motives in beef ban. 4/25/05
pA3+
MADAFFARI, JOE
Coach expresses thanks for
help with tournament [letter].
8/18/05 pA8
McMahon’s Koroshetz nets 4th
scholar-athlete award [photo].
11/20/05 pB1+
[photo]. 2/2/05 pA13+
MADAFFARI, LAUREN
[photo]. 7/17/05 pB1+
MADALON, CHRIS
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA15+
MADARAS, MARIE
pA15+
MADARAS, SHALINI
Wilton Realtor named liaison to
India Institute of Real Estate
[photo]. 11/4/05 pC1+
MADDALENA, MICHELE
Traveler is a living reminder of
liberation [photo]. 9/21/05
pA3+
MADDEN, FRANK
Riding high: Top equestrians
will saddle up to support
EQUUS Foundation [photo].
12/29/05 pC3
MADDOX, PERRY
Executive here for Norwalk
sister-city project [photo].
5/6/05 pA3+
MADISON MARQUETTE
(FIRM)
SoNo picking up flavor of Italy.
8/18/05 pC1+
MADUMADU, LINNAH
Agency’s new director has
made people her calling
[photo]. 4/28/05 pA3+
MAESTRI, PATRICIA
MOCKLER
12/9/05 pA9
MAGAZINES SEE
PERIODICALS
MAGEE, RYAN
8/19/05 pC7+
MAGGIEMOO'S ICE CREAM
Ice cream shop moves closer
to approval. 5/13/05 pA19
MAGUIRE, FRANK
3-tour Vietnam vet keynote
speaker at Memorial Day
event. 5/8/05 pA3+
MAHACKEMO DETACHMENT
MARINE CORPS LEAGUE
OF NORWALK
Record number of holiday gifts
collected by Marines [letter].
2/24/05 pA6
MAID TO PERFECTION
CORP.
Cleaning franchise new to city.
2/1/05 pC1+
MAIDS HOME SERVICES
gets franchise honor. 8/17/05
pA19
MAINAVE.-WESTPORT AVE.NORWALK
Main Ave., Westport Ave. focus
of development study.
9/23/05 pA1+
Master plan group will have
first meeting today. 9/22/05
pA3+
Traffic corridor study ordered
MAIS, ANDY
On the road [column][photo].
every Sunday
MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY
Making a difference: Drive
collects 7,600 pounds of food
for area’s needy [photo].
10/23/05 pA3+
MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION
[photo]. 10/23/05 pA1+
MALBIN, HARRIET
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA3+
MALIZAIA, PALMA
pA3+
MALIZIA, AL
Polio victim puts his feelings
into book. 3/26/05 pA1+
MALKIN, SUSAN COOK
[photo]. 9/12/05 pA3+
MALLACH, ALAN
pA3+
MALLARDI, ANNA
Mallardi places 5th at nationals
[photo]. 8/2/05 pA17
MALLAY, BEN
McCue records 300th victory
[photo]. 4/20/05 pA13+
MALLOY, CATHY
pA3+
MALLOY, DANNEL P.
156
[photo]. 5/8/05 pC9
[photo]. 5/15/05 pC9
[photo]. 10/15/05 pA1+
9/19/05 pA3+
1/8/05 pA4
Probe clears Malloy [photo].
5/6/05 pA1+
Stamford mayor has 2nd traffic
accident in year. 1/24/05
pA3+
pA3+
MALONE, ROBERT
5/27/05 pC5+
MALONE AND HUTCH
pA1+
MALONEY, HAYDEN
[photo]. 10/27/05 pA11+
MALONEY, PAUL K.
pA1+
MALONEY, PAUL K. JR.
10/14/05 pC9+
MALTA HOUSE OF GOOD
COUNSEL
[photo]. 11/25/05 pA1+
Holiday spirit, our bouquets in
triplicate [edit]. 11/26/05 pA6
Homeless help with storm
relief. 9/8/05 pA3+
pA18
MALVASO, KATIE
pA10
[photo]. 6/16/05 pC3+
MALY, CHRISTOPHER
Setting up for summer: New
store offers outdoor kitchens,
grills [photo]. 4/7/05 pC1+
MAMMOGRAPHY SEE
BREAST-MAGNETIC
RESONANCE IMAGING
MAMMONE, MEGAN
12/8/05 pA11+
MAN-WOMAN
RELATIONSHIPS
MANAGEMENT
CONSULTING SEE
BUSINESS CONSULTING
MANAGERS INVESTMENT
GROUP
In brief: Norwalk business to
act as focal point. 1/5/05 pA18
MANDEL, MATTHEW
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA3+
MANDELL, MATTHEW
P&Z Commission facing
challenges that will shape the
future of Westport [column].
11/16/05 pA12
MANENTE, RON
[photo]. 5/12/05 pA11+
4/3/05 pB1+
MANGELS, ALEX AND
ZACHARY
A fishy situation [photo with
MANLEY, MARYCLAIRE
11/11/05 pA13+
MANN, AUBRIANNA
[photo]. 9/21/05 pA3+
MANN, JOSEPH E.
pA1+
woman of yea [photo].
6/20/05 pA1+
9/22/05 pA1+
3/30/05 pA1+
Mann says health insurance
should be available for all
[photo]. 6/26/05 pA1+
NEON director takes
12/25/05 pA1+
Passage of drug penalty reform
bill hailed. 12/27/05 pA3+
Stipend adjustment up to taxing
district electors [letter].
11/19/05 pA12
6/25/05 pA10
MANN, NELLIE A. K.
‘Concert-ed’ effort: Area
musicians raise $5,000 for
Katrina victims [photo].
9/26/05 pA3+
MANN-BAILEY, MELISSA
[photo]. 11/26/05 pA1+
MANSLAUGHTER-NORWALK
Accused killer held on
$100,000 bond. 6/1/05 pA1+
4/22/05 pA3+
Charges leveled in Norwalk
homicide. 5/31/05 pA1+
Man held on $350K bail in city
manslaughter case. 4/19/05
pA1+
Man pleads innocent in death
of Norwalker. 5/4/05 pA1+
New date set in car death.
1/14/05 pA3+
157
Turner faces charges in
Norwalk beating death.
4/18/05 pA1+
MANSON, JAMIE
9/9/05 pA18
MANTIA, ANNE TESAURO
MANTIONE, MARK
UBuildIt construction
consultants offer building
renovation help [photo].
2/11/05 pC1+
MANTO, MIKE
12/16/05 pC9+
MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIESCONNECTICUT
Manufacturing to get a boost
from state grant-in-aid.
11/30/05 pA21
MANZO, SCOTT
MARATHON HEALTH CARE
CENTER OF NORWALK
8/28/05 pA3+
MARCARIO, JOSETTE
MARCH OF DIMES OF
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
Child chosen March of Dimes
ambassador. 3/24/05 pC3+
MARCHETTI, DOUG
Optimism abounds in the pool
[photo]. 12/13/05 pA9+
MARCHING BANDSNORWALK
pA1+
BMHS Band looks for support
from area businesses [letter].
6/21/05 pA6
Calvin should never need
‘permission’ [photo]. 6/3/05
pA13+
MARCHING BANDSNORWALK (Continued)
Marching bands, detector
donors, vols, win posies
[edit]. 1/1/05 pA10
Marching Bears win Gator Bowl
competition again [photo].
1/2/05 pA1+
Marching Senators get
Outback boost [photo]. 1/1/05
pA1+
contest
[photo]. 11/1/05 pA1+
McMahon's band back on
home turf. 1/4/05 pA3+
NHS band members make city
of Norwalk proud [letter].
6/8/05 pA10
NHS Bears win a spot in bowl
pregame show [photo].
1/1/05 pA1+
Two high school bands bring
honor to Norwalk [edit].
1/7/05 pA8
MARCINUK, STEPHEN
[photo]. 1/8/05 pA13+
MARCONI, DANIELLE
Healing hands: Massage
therapist joins Norwalk Y
[photo]. 3/18/05 pA3+
MARCUCILLI, JAYSON
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA3+
MARCUS, ANY
MARGARET HOYT SMITH
HOUSE
Attempts to save home hit
dead end. 6/28/05 pA1+
Civic group fails to hatch plan
for Smith home. 6/2/05 pA3+
home. 6/22/05 pA3
Panel clings to hope of saving
Smith house. 5/6/05 pA1+
pA3+
MARIE LUCIE, SISTER
MARINE BIOLOGY-STUDY
AND TEACHING
MARINO, LEW
[photo]. 10/11/05 pA13+
MARION, CASSANDRA
Textbook prices taxing college
budgets [photo]. 9/19/05 pA1+
MARION, CELIA
More ‘fun-raiser’ than fundraiser: Rain fails to deter
visitors at Rowayton carnival
[photo]. 5/1/05 pA3
NORWALK
Albino gator makes Aquarium
Albino ’gator to reside here.
5/12/05 pA3+
Aquarium silent on alleged sex
offender volunteer. 7/14/05
pA1+
6/23/05 pA1+
Aquarium to receive $1M-plus.
4/26/05 pA3
Arrest should not deter
volunteering at Aquarium
[letter]. 7/20/05 pA10
Elementary students
[photo]. 5/18/05 pA1+
A day in the life of an aquarist:
Reporter goes 'on the job'
with Aquarium employee
[photo]. 3/16/05 pA1+
Dinosaurs invade Maritime
Aquarium [photo]. 9/20/05
pA1+
Expert to cut giant squid myth
down to size. 1/10/05 pA3+
Getting along: Three new seals
at Aquarium ' like old friends'
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA1+
158
8/13/05 pA3+
Long-legged beasties [photo
Maritime Aquarium seeks
public input in shaping goals.
1/20/05 pA3+
Official outlines Aquarium role
in protecting Sound. 5/13/05
pA3+
Red Apple Award recipients
named. 3/9/05 pA1+
Red Apple Awards honor
aquarium’s supporters
[photo]. 4/15/05 pA1+
Search for museum director
must start immediately
[letter]. 2/26/05 pA10
See ya later, alligator: Maritime
Aquarium bids farewell to
rare reptile [photo]. 9/6/05
pA3+
Shays: Amazed at Aquarium’s
progress during tour [photo].
7/9/05 pA1+
Students ‘seal’ Aquarium deal
[photo]. 5/15/05 pA3+
Xerox gift supports Aquarium
programs. 3/10/05 pC3
NORWALK-LIGHTHOUSE
COMPETITION
Long hours, determination earn
lighthouse top prize [photo].
1/23/05 pA3+
MARITIME GARAGE
City, Spinnaker agree on
Maritime price. 4/30/05 pA1+
8/19/05 pA10
Panel backs use of parking lot
funds to pay off garage.
5/13/05 pA3+
pA3+
MARITIME GARAGE
(Continued)
Parking situation in S. Norwalk
drives visitors away [letter].
7/22/05 pA10
Plan would ease parking rates
at Maritime Garage. 8/16/05
pA3
Using money from sale to cut
debt only logical [edit].
5/16/05 pA10
MARITIME MOTORS
[photo]. 6/11/05 pA13+
Court could hear Maritime case
in May. 4/26/05 pA1+
Court. 9/21/05 pA1+
Maritime Motors’ case gets
MARITIME ROWING CLUB
Bringing home the hardware
[photo]. 8/17/05 pA17
Holiday tradition [photo with
Making waves in Boston [photo
Maritime girls 8 rowers among
best in nation [photo]. 6/23/05
pA14
Maritime girls dominate
Riverfront Regatta [photo].
10/8/05 pA19
Maritime girls show their mettle
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA18
Maritime rowers defend two
titles [photo]. 11/18/05 pA18
Maritime Rowers excel in Philly
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA18
[photo]. 10/19/05 pA19
Maritime Rowing Club girls
qualify for Junior Nationals
pA19
[photo]. 4/27/05 pB
Maritime takes second two
times [photo]. 11/9/05 pA13
Rowers turn out in force:
Families make Jump in and
Row day a huge success
pA19
MARITIME YARDS
pA1+
Maritime construction [photo
Maritime Yards groundbreaking
set for spring. 2/18/05 pA1+
Maritime Yards land sale OK’d.
5/11/05 pA1+
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA1+
Panel backs sale of lot to
Spinnaker. 5/7/05 pA1+
5/16/05 pA10
Waterfront housing clears
another hurdle. 5/5/05 pA3+
MARK, MICHAEL
10/8/05 pA3+
MARKEY, NICOLE
6/8/05 pA13+
MARKOSKY, ASHLYN
Girl, 9, isn’t horsing around
when it comes to competitive
riding [photo]. 8/8/05 pA4
MARKOSKY, KEN
Horse show draws 45
MARKOWITZ, ADAM
MARKS, KELLI
MARQUIS, PETER J.
9/9/05 pA18
MARRANZINI, ROSE
Bone pain is becoming just a
memory. 10/23/05 pA1+
MARRAY, MICHAEL
[photo]. 5/12/05 pA1+
159
MARREN, LYNNE
pA3+
MARRIAGES
Gays deserve chance to show
marriage commitment [letter].
5/16/05 pA10
4/25/05 pA10
On the slippery slope to
society's self-destruction
MARSHALL, FRANCESCA
pA16
MARSHALL, GILLIAN
Art Show winners on display at
MARSILIO, R.J.
11/13/05 pB1+
Wreckers overwhelm Bears
[photo]. 10/23/05 pB1+
MARTECCHINI, NIKOLAS
3/31/05 pB3
MARTELL, JOYCE
MARTHA STEWART LIVING
OMNIMEDIA INC. SEE
STEWART, MARTHA
MARTIAL ARTS-NORWALK
Athletic artists [photo with
pA21
10/31/05 pA3
Martial artists [photo with
Norwalk’s Iannaccone takes
aim at world title [photo].
11/24/05 pA11+
Norwalk’s Viera in top form
[photo]. 8/2/05 pA13+
MARTIAL ARTS-WESTPORT
In brief: Self-defense business
opens. 11/15/05 pC1
MARTIN, AMANDA
[photo]. 10/21/05 pA13+
MARTIN, BILL
NHS coach answers call for
assistance. 9/13/05 pA13
MARTIN, STEPHANIE
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
DAY
Keeping the dream of Dr. King
alive must be our goal [edit].
1/17/05 pA10
Norwalk celebrates King's
legacy: Forum addresses
violence, sexuality [photo].
1/18/05 pA1+
Progress has been made on
dream of Dr. King [column].
2/15/05 pA6
MARTINEZ, ALEXINA
MARTINEZ, CINDY
10/3/05 pA1+
MARTINEZ, JOSE
9/11/05 pC5
MARTINEZ, TIM
pA1+
MARTINO, JACKIE
Norwalk woman gets $2,500
grant for third CD [photo].
1/10/05 pA1+
MARTINO-MERCURIO, JANET
MARUCCI, MICHAEL A.
GI remembered for love of
family, sports [photo]. 2/7/05
pA3+
MARVIN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
$445K OK’d for boilers at
Marvin. 7/7/05 pA1+
[photo]. 5/14/05 pA3+
News briefs: Marvin
Elementary students raise
$250. 10/4/05 pA3
11/24/05 pA1+
MARVIN SENIOR HOUSING
Bouquets abound for
volunteers, happy stitchers
[edit]. 9/10/05 pA10
senior complex make
[photo]. 9/5/05 pA3+
MASON, MATT
MASOOD, IMRAN
[photo]. 3/9/05 pA19
MASS MEDIA AND BUSINESS
Firm takes stock of corporate
reputations. 2/25/05 pB7+
Microsoft rated No. 1 in survey
of reputations. 8/16/05 pA7+
MASS MEDIA AND WAR
Dick's rant about leftist media
omits key facts [letter].
5/27/05 pA10
Government should scrap its
faux news [edit]. 3/24/05 pA8
Media lapdogs act as
cheerleaders for war [letter].
5/23/05 pA10
MASSAGE THERAPY
The healing touch: Babies,
moms bond through massage
[photo]. 7/7/05 pA1+
MASSELLI, MARK
5/20/05 pA1+
160
MASSEY, JAMES L.
12/2/05 pA19
MASTRANGELO, AMANDA
1/10/05 pA1+
MASTRIANNI, MIKE
[photo]. 4/20/05 pA13+
MASTROBERARDINO,
LOUISE
2nd District ethics panel ready
to go. 12/21/05 pA3+
MASTROIANNI, MARIO
1/12/05 pA3+
Open house stresses fire
safety, prevention [photo].
10/10/05 pA3+
MASTROIANNI, THOMAS
In the service [photo]. 11/24/05
pC3
MATEO, PETER
Time for a tow [photo with
MATHEWS, SEAN
[photo]. 3/13/05 pA3
MATHEWS PARK-NORWALK
City recommends consultant
for Oyster Shell Park plan.
8/31/05 pA3+
Moccia set to demolish old
11/30/05 pA1+
Old Police HQ has served well
but now must go [edit].
11/20/05 pC8
11/16/05 pA1+
MATTEI, JENNIFER
MATTERA, SGT. THOMAS
Police honored for capture of
gunman [photo with caption].
7/19/05 pA3
MATTIELLO, ANDREW J.
10/24/05 pA8+
MATURO, MARIA
[photo]. 10/19/05 pA15+
MAURESMO, AMELIE
Davenport finally nets crown
[photo]. 8/28/05 pB1+
MAWN, JEFF
Wilton retires Shaw's jersey
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA9+
MAY, MARGARET AND
MATTHEW
Celebrating independence
pA1
MAYER, ANDY
pB1+
MAYER, CANDACE
MAYER, SEYMOUR AND
JEFFREY
[photo]. 5/6/05 pA1+
MAYOR'S BALL
After-school program receives
check for $30,126. 9/17/05
pA3+
Belle of the ball: After-school
programs get nod from
Mayor's Community Ball in
Critical care unit, foundation,
ball award winners [edit].
1/8/05 pA10
[photo]. 1/22/05 pA1+
Moccia’s ball to benefit Norwalk
Senior Center. 12/30/05 pA1+
MAYORS-CONNECTICUT
pA1+
990 Prospect
It's Politics!: Blue states see
red on closings [column]
[photo]. 5/22/05 pC9
his own party
It's Politics!: Never having to
say you're sorry
It's Politics!: Three mayors,
different missions
It's Politics!: Yes,Yogi, it's deja
vu all over again
Mayoral unity on display for
interchange [edit]. 3/28/05
pA10
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA1+
Opponents of floating terminal
prep for fight [photo]. 9/18/05
pA1+
Political newcomer to challenge
Malloy [photo]. 6/12/05 pA3
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA9
Sigler bows out as GOP
mayoral contender. 7/1/05
pA1+
What's a mayor worth in
today's political climate?
[edit]. 1/14/05 pA10
MAYOR’S TENNIS TROPHY
Mayor's Cup Tennis
MAYOR’S TROPHY GOLF
TOURNAMENT
7/28/05 pC3
MAYOR'S WALK
City officials, residents to tour
Spring Hill area [letter].
5/24/05 pA6
MAZUR, ERIC
Norwalk Hospital doctor
honored for legislative
leadership efforts [photo].
8/25/05 pC3+
MAZZA, BOB
161
MCALEER, ANDREW
6/5/05 pB1+
MCANDREW, AMY FINK
8/19/05 pC7+
MCARTHUR, KAREN AND
GEORGE
High five’s: Mom gives birth to
5th son at 5:55 p.m. on
5/5/05 [photo]. 5/7/05 pA1+
MCBRIDE, JENINE
[photo]. 6/10/05 pA3+
MCBRIDE, LINDSAY
6/12/05 pB1+
MCCABE, BARRY
Grand marshal recalls days as
WWII frogman. 5/31/05 pA3
MCCABE, MARY
[photo]. 6/18/05 pA3
MCCAIN, ROBERT
New Nathan Hale principal.
5/18/05 pA5
New principal sees job as
‘good match’ [photo]. 6/20/05
pA3+
MCCALL, GREG AND
CECILIA
1/20/05 pA1+
MCCALLA, CANDYCE
one location [photo]. 7/19/05
pA1+
MCCARTER, JOEL
Sculptures in snow [photo with
MCCARTHY, BILLY
pA11+
MCCARTHY, DENIS
pA1+
Explosion shuts Route 7: Truck
jackknifes, goes up in flames
[photo]. 7/13/05 pA1+
MCCARTHY, DENIS
(Continued)
Going the distance: Fire chief,
team pledge to raise $20K in
bike tour [photo]. 6/13/05
pA1+
4/2/05 pA1+
For McCarthy, a career ends
and a new one is about to
begin [photo]. 4/30/05 pA1+
A new chief in town: McCarthy
official as Norwalk fire chief
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA1+
[photo]. 7/2/05 pA1+
MCCARTHY, GINA
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA3+
11/18/05 pA1+
MCCARTHY, HOLDEN
Norwalk snow removal costs
pile up [photo]. 1/12/05 pA1
MCCARTHY, KEVIN
MCCARTHY, TYLER
[photo]. 8/14/05 pB1+
MCCOLLUM, KARON
Trading techniques in tennis
pC3
MCCORRY, SUSAN GAGE
Class of ’55 looks back on
hectic half century [photo].
9/11/05 pA3+
MCCOY, SADE
Norwalk's summer jobs
program pays dividends in
learning, character building
[photo]. 7/29/05 pA6
MCCOY, SHANEL
12/15/05 pA1+
11/23/05 pA3+
MCCRAE, JACKIE
‘Black Friday’ brings shoppers
out in swarms [photo].
11/26/05 pA1+
MCCROVITZ, ANGELA
$150,000 [photo]. 9/1/05 pC3
MCCUE, RANDY
Closing in on a milestone
[photo]. 4/16/05 pA13+
[photo]. 4/20/05 pA13+
[photo]. 6/15/05 pA13+
[photo]. 9/21/05 pA13+
MCCULLOUGH, DYLAN
MCDADE, JIMMY
Friendship renewed at LL
Series [photo]. 8/24/05 pA13+
MCDERMOTT, AGNES
5/9/05 pA3+
MCDONAGH, TOMMY
Wilton’s McDonagh narrowly
misses Amateur cut. 6/22/05
pA13+
MCDONALD, ANDREW J.
Longer weigh station hours to
make us safer [column].
9/21/05 pA10
4/7/05 pA1+
MCDOWELL, JOHN
pA1+
MCELVEEN, CHOLANDA
4/2/05 pA16
McElveen named Athlete of the
Year [photo]. 7/16/05 pA13+
[photo]. 1/14/05 pA13+
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
162
MCELVEEN, MARKUS
4/3/05 pB2
pB2
12/31/05 pB1+
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA9+
Scratching the surface [photo].
11/23/05 pA15+
12/17/05 pA15+
MCENANEY, RYAN
1/12/05 pA3+
MCEWAN, TYLER
[photo]. 7/15/05 pA13+
MCEWEN, BRITTANY
MCFADDEN, KRYSTAL
MCFARLAND, DR. RICHARD
Warm hearts: Norwalk vet in
business 25 years [photo].
5/11/05 pA17+
MCFARLAND, JACK
MCGEE, CHRIS
[photo]. 9/21/05 pA13+
MCGIBNEY, ROSS
pA18
H.S. Roundup: Wreckers lose
McGibney in win over St.
Joe’s [photo]. 9/27/05 pB3
McGibney continues to
advance. 12/27/05 pA15
McGibney steps up to MVP
[photo]. 11/1/05 pA13+
MCGINNIS, JAMES P.
McGinnis hired as AIG energy
chief. 7/13/05 pA19
MCGLYNN, DARREN
pA3+
MCGOVERN, JAMES L.
10/21/05 pA20+
MCGOVERN, PETER J. 'PETE'
Publicist, columnist dies at 90
[photo]. 4/3/05 pA1+
MCGOWAN, PATRICK
Friendship renewed at LL
Series [photo]. 8/24/05 pA13+
MCGRATH, CAITLIN
[photo]. 4/27/05 pB3
MCGRATH, MIKE
ACHIEVE celebrates reading
[photo]. 11/17/05 pA9
MCGUINNESS, NOEL,
DEIDRE AND BERNIE
Local Guardsman glad to be
home for the holidays [photo].
11/25/05 pA1+
MCGUIRE, KIMBERLY
MCGUIRE, MICHAEL D.
[edit]. 2/14/05 pA10
Cleaning up Wall Street.
3/22/05 pA1+
Leasing character: Wall street
office rentals feature original
design [photo]. 1/13/05 pC1+
Yankee Doodle Garage dispute
likely headed to court. 2/5/05
pA1+
MCINNIS, DANN
10/25/05 pA5
MCINTOSH, LEROY
Holiday meal helps people
reconnect with their families.
11/12/05 pA3
MCKAY, CHRISTOPHER
chowder from local
pA1+
MCKAY, MOLLY
MCKENNA, JIM
6/23/05 pA3+
MCKINNEY, DR. FRED
Business leader is speaker at
NAACP’s Freedom Fund
event. 6/23/05 pA3+
MCKNIGHT, MORGAN
College bound: Norwalk
students prep for tour of
colleges [photo]. 4/15/05
pA3+
MCLACHLAN, MIKE
Cardinals too strong for
Norwalk [photo]. 4/10/05 pB1+
[photo]. 4/20/05 pA13+
Norwalk laxmen fall to Somers
[photo]. 5/8/05 pB3
MCLAUGHLIN, TAYLOR
MCLAUGHLIN, WALTER
Candidate thanks the voters
[letter]. 11/24/05 pA8
10/24/05 pA8+
MCLEAN, DON
Slice of Americana [photo].
4/7/05 pB1+
MCLEOD, JOHNNY
MCMAHON, BILL
6/15/05 pA13+
MCMAHON, BOB
MCMAHON, BRIEN SEE
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL
MCMAHON, KEVIN
[photo]. 4/29/05 pC9
MCMANUS, LINDA
163
MCMURRAY, JAMES R.
7/29/05 pA19
MCNEAL, SHARON
8/19/05 pC7+
MCNEIL, JIM
Good gear: Norwalks Bravest
5/12/05 pA3+
Lightning strikes Chestnut Hill
MCNICHOLS, PETER
pA16
pA13+
[photo]. 4/6/05 pA13+
5/15/05 pB1+
Mcmahon's McNichols
stepping up [photo]. 4/19/05
pA9
[photo]. 5/18/05 pA13+
[photo]. 4/27/05 pB1+
[photo]. 4/20/05 pA13+
MCQUAID, RICHARD A.
10/24/05 pA8+
3/13/05 pC7
McQuaid to form exploratory
12/21/05 pA1+
Norwalk schools storehouses
for too long [edit]. 12/16/05
pA10
Republican McQuaid may run
for mayor. 3/8/05 pA5
MEADOW GARDENS
LEARNING CENTER
New learning center opens
Tuesday. 6/12/05 pA1+
Norwalk Housing opens 5th
learning center. 6/15/05 pA3+
Studying pays off for students
in new program. 9/9/05 pA3+
MEADOW GARDENSNORWALK
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA3+
MEADOWS, BRIAN
Out-of-town rescue:
Firefighters save teen in
Hamden [photo]. 5/17/05
pA3+
MEADOWS, JAMES
Hurricane relief [photo with
MEADWESTVACO CORP
In brief: MeadWestvaco plans
to cut 700 to 850 jobs.
7/29/05 pA19
MEALS ON WHEELS
Bank helps Meals on Wheels.
1/13/05 pC3+
MECOZZI, GARY
17-year-old shot to death on
Route 1; Police: Gunman
may have fired from white
van [photo]. 1/25/05 pA1+
MEDIA IN EDUCATION
MEDIA STORM (FIRM)
In brief: Local company in
running for awards. 9/18/05
pC5
Local firm pumps up the NHL.
10/5/05 pA19+
Taking the industry by storm:
Fast-growing ad agency
builds on its success [photo].
7/12/05 pA19+
MEDIATION
Mediation discussion planned
for Thursday. 5/18/05 pA1+
MEDICAL CARE
A health care waiting game.
10/22/05 pA1+
New law will help eliminate
health care disparities [letter].
7/16/05 pA10
Schools’ health centers open
this month. 7/10/05 pA3+
MEDICAL CARE, COST OF
America’s health care system
is on life support [letter].
5/7/05 pA10
August ‘Snido-Mite’ sales raise
$5,000 toward health care.
9/5/05 pA1+
Health care rip-off raises his
blood pressure [photo].
6/12/05 pC8
HSAs are gaining momentum
in transforming health care
system [column]. 6/25/05
pA10
Visit illustrates why medical
costs out of control [letter].
8/2/05 pA10
MEDICAL PERSONNELMALPRACTICE
Bush going wrong way on
medical malpractice [column].
5/10/05 pA10
Lawyers owe physicians an
apology [letter]. 5/2/05 pA10
Local doctors like malpractice
bill. 8/3/05 pA1+
Malpractice bill fails to address
doctors’ concerns [letter].
6/16/05 pA8
Malpractice ‘corruption’ worthy
of criminal probe? [letter].
6/19/05 pC8
Malpractice system invites
extortion [letter]. 6/12/05 pC8
MEDICALLY UNINSURED
CHILDREN
10/8/05 pA3+
A health care waiting game.
10/22/05 pA1+
News briefs: School-based
health centers get a boost.
12/2/05 pA3
MEDINA, ANDREW
MEDITATION
Couple says 'peace palace' to
ease stress of Norwalkers
[photo]. 8/16/05 pA1+
MEEHAN, JUNIOR
Marinello’s grabs top seed with
win over Black Bear [photo].
11/22/05 pA11
MEHR-TURLIS, LARAINE
10/14/05 pC9+
164
MEISS, STEVE
East Side drops Meticulous
[photo]. 10/19/05 pA19
MELLION, BRUCE
[photo]. 8/30/05 pA3+
MELOY, MAGGIE
GFA girls lax team wins last
three [photo]. 5/27/05 pA19
MEMBRY, JESSICA
caption]. 12/15/05 pA14
MEMOMIND PHARMA (FIRM)
In brief: Tablet said to aid shortterm memory. 6/23/05 pC1
MEMORIAL DAY
Memorial Day: Honor those
who have fallen [edit].
5/30/05 pA10
The real purpose of Memorial
Day [letter]. 5/29/05 pC10
Why Memorial Day matters
[edit]. 6/6/05 pA10
MEMORIAL DAY-NORWALK
Alma mater to Murphy: Take a
walk [photo]. 5/28/05 pA1+
Don't blame NHS bandleader
[letter]. 6/13/05 pA10
‘Just a real hometown parade’:
Community spirit comes alive
in Rowayton [photo]. 5/30/05
pA1+
A lifetime ago we celebrated
war’s victory [edit]. 5/8/05 pC8
No parades mark the end of a
war that divided us [edit].
5/3/05 pA10
Parades, events planned to
honor fallen war heroes.
5/28/05 pA3
[photo]. 5/31/05 pA1+
Remember U.S. Merchant
Marine on Memorial Day
[letter]. 5/25/05 pA10
Rowayton to honor war dead
today. 5/29/05 pA3+
MEMORIAL DAY-WESTPORT
2,000 participants in Westport.
5/28/05 pA3+
MEMORIAL DAY-WESTPORT
(Continued)
Grand marshal recalls days as
WWII frogman. 5/31/05 pA3
Memorial Day weekend
uneventful, Westport police
report. 6/2/05 pA4
Veterans, children cheered at
Memorial Day Parade
[photo]. 5/31/05 pA3
MEMORIAL DAY-WILTON
3-tour Vietnam vet keynote
speaker at Memorial Day
event. 5/8/05 pA3+
MENCHACA, PETER
pA16
[photo]. 2/13/05 pB1+
MENDENCE, CAITLIN
MENDEZ, MIGUEL
Picture perfect: Unofficial
summer ends on high note
[photo]. 9/6/05 pA1+
MENDIVELSO, JAMIE
CUBILLOS
Police continuing probe of
man’s shooting death.
5/13/05 pA1+
pA1+
MENHADEN
[photo]. 8/30/05 pA3+
MENNONA, JAMES
WW2 GI remembered as
tender, loving father [photo].
11/7/05 pA3+
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICESCONNECTICUT
Commission ponders future of
counseling. 9/13/05 pA1+
Helping the mentally disabled.
1/28/05 pA3+
Mayor seeks outsource report.
11/24/05 pA1+
Outpatient office to provide
mental health services.
11/12/05 pA3
pA3
STAR Inc. announces plans for
its Walk, Roll and Stroll.
12/13/05 pA3+
STAR promotes brighter future
for disabled. 12/27/05 pA3+
VOTF donates to counseling
center [photo]. 12/17/05 pA3+
MENTORING IN EDUCATION
City Hall employees urged to
mentor youth. 11/16/05 pA3+
Mentors will receive pat on the
back Jan. 25 [column].
1/12/05 pA10
NCC future nurses, school
mentors win week's bouquets
[edit]. 1/15/05 pA10
Norwalk’s ‘Dr. Mentor’: City
program a model for others
[photo]. 11/30/05 pA3+
MERCEDE, PHIL
6/19/05 pB6
MERCER HEALTH &
BENEFITS (FIRM)
In brief: Marsh and Mercer
launch new business. 10/4/05
pC1
MERCURIO, FRANK
10/10/05 pA3+
MERCURIO, LISA
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA19+
MERCURIO, ROSA
United Ride honors 9/11
MERCURIO, ZITA
Wilton woman creates mosaic
works from photographs
[photo]. 3/17/05 pB5
MERGERS, CORPORATE
SEE CONSOLIDATION AND
MERGER OF
CORPORATIONS
MERMAIDS
Family to sue strip club in
man’s death. 12/21/05 pA1+
165
Naked body found near tracks;
Witnesses: Man had been
drinking at Mermaids strip
club [photo]. 12/2/05 pA1+
MERRELL, SCOTT P.
revolving door’
MERRITT, SCOTT
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA13+
10/2/05 pB1+
MERRITT 7 OFFICE
COMPLEX
Merritt 7 copter pad
considered. 3/1/05 pA1
9/28/05 pA21+
MERRITT INTERCHANGE
PROJECT SEE ROUTE 7MERRITT PARKWAY
INTERCHANGE
MERRITT ON THE RIVER
Full house: Merritt on the River
is fully leased [photo].
7/20/05 pA19+
MERRITT PARKWAY
CONSERVANCY
Citizens draft parkway
interchange plan. 4/2/05 pA3+
Construction start on
interchange a welcome sign
[edit]. 5/25/05 pA10
pA1+
Merritt trees gone [photo].
5/24/05 pA1+
Parkway-Route 7 interchange
fight heads to court. 8/27/05
pA1+
MERRITT RIVER PARTNERS
LLC (FIRM)
Commission approves Merritt
River project. 7/13/05 pA4
Panel gets peek at 8-story
office proposal. 5/26/05 pC1
Zoners back Merritt River office
building. 10/20/05 pA3+
MERTURI, ANNETTE
MESHBERG, ASYA
8/4/05 pC3+
MESSINA, JOE
Wilton LL all-stars overpower
Weston [photo]. 7/8/05 pA13+
MESSINA, MIKE
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA9+
META GROUP INC.
In brief: Gartner completes
acquisition of META. 4/2/05
pA19
METLIFE INC.
In brief: MetLife under fire on
Travelers merger. 6/8/05
pA17
MetLife to cut 600 jobs in
Connecticut. 4/12/05 pA6
METRO-NORTH RAIL
SERVICES
All eyes on you: Train riders
react to cameras. 8/25/05
pA1+
Area commuters delayed by
3/24/05 pA8
Commuter gets bumpy ride
over RR petition. 1/8/05 pA1+
Commuter's choice: Old train
cars or long drive. 5/21/05
pA1+
Commuters dissatisfied with
Metro-North. 12/8/05 pA1+
Commuter's effort wellintentioned but wrongheaded
[edit]. 1/16/05 pC8
Downed power line halts trains.
5/28/05 pA27
Good/bad news for commuters
on Metro-North line [edit].
12/11/05 pC8
Local commuters cope with
MTA strike. 12/21/05 pA1+
Metro-North adds late night
trains and that’s great [edit].
9/25/05 pC8
Metro-North union will honor
strike. 12/20/05 pA1+
Metro Transit Authority lowers
security alert. 9/22/05 pA1+
MTA offering riders holiday
bonus. 10/20/05 pA1+
MTA tantalizes riders with
holiday fare plan [edit].
10/21/05 pA10
Newer trains will roll on
Danbury line. 7/7/05 pA1+
Passengers derailed: train hits
truck at rail crossing; no one
hurt [photo]. 2/10/05 pA1+
Possible transit strike shouldn't
affect trains. 12/14/05 pA1+
Railroad car rehab seen as a
solution. 2/17/05 pC1+
Random searches part of new
rail security. 7/23/05 pA1+
Report finds woman under
influence in train incident.
3/2/05 pA1+
Stamford train delayed in N.Y.
by track ‘fusey.’ 10/8/05 pA1+
Suspicious package shuts
downtown New Canaan
[photo]. 7/22/05 pA1+
6/23/05 pA3+
Trouble on tracks: Norwalk
man arrested for threatening
conductor [photo]. 2/23/05
pA3
Weekend train outage strands
hundreds. 11/14/05 pA1+
METROPOOL
(ORGANIZATION)
Carpooling could be key.
4/2/05 pA19+
Commuters bracing for
possible strike. 12/16/05 pA1
METZGER, JACK
8/4/05 pB5
MEYER, CAROLYN
pA16
MEYER, ED
MEYER, SAM
[photo]. 11/20/05 pB1+
166
MEYER, SHAINA
pA16
MEYRICK, ALEXANDRA
pA21
M.F. DISCALA AND CO.
[photo]. 1/28/05 pA1+
DiScala gets nod from city.
3/9/05 pA3
[photo]. 1/21/05 pA1+
MICHAEL COPPOLA TRIO
[photo]. 4/11/05 pA1+
MICHAUD, CLAUDETTE
4/2/05 pA19
MICKLE, JOHN 'JACK' C.
In brief: Mickle, a FactSet
board member, dies. 8/4/05
pC1
MICROWAREHOUSE INC.
Quick turnaround: Conn. Ave.
building recovering from loss
of main tenant [photo].
11/6/05 pD1+
MID-FAIRFIELD AIDS
PROJECT
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
HOSPICE INC.
Founder of hospice movement
will be missed [letter]. 8/2/05
pA10
Grateful for United Way’s
support [letter]. 12/10/05 pA12
Students create care baskets
for patients [photo]. 3/31/05
pC8
MIDWIFERY
Special delivery: Midwife
enjoys the personal side of
her profession [photo].
8/22/05 pA3+
MIERS, HARRIET
pick. 10/6/05 pA1+
MIGLIETTA, ISABELLA
MIKLAVE, MATTHEW
Democrats on Council not
doing job [photo]. 1/30/05 pC9
10/24/05 pA8+
Volunteers honored for service
to others [photo]. 4/22/05
pA1+
MIKLOVICH, KELLI
3/28/05 pA13
MILAZZO, MIKE
Simply the best: Norwalk
custodian tabbed top
pA1+
MILES, BERNADETTE
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA19+
MILES, DAVID
2/12/05 pA3+
MILITARY BASE CLOSINGS
BRAC decision to move planes
tough to oppose [edit]. 9/4/05
pC8
Groton sub base gaining
support to remain open [edit].
7/24/05 pC6
More questions are surfacing
on base closing [edit].
6/17/05 pA10
New England out in cold on
base closings panel [edit].
3/29/05 pA6
Pentagon proposal on reserve
centers difficult to justify
[edit]. 5/24/05 pA6
Rell thanks Team Connecticut
for saving sub base [letter].
8/30/05 pA10
Sub base closing has
ramifications beyond
economy [edit]. 5/19/05 pA8
Sub base closing makes little
sense in defense picture
[edit]. 5/15/05 pC8
Sub base victory awakens
memories of historic rescue
Sub base's closing impact far
reaching [edit]. 8/21/05 pC6
United front wins battle to
rescue submarine base [edit].
8/26/05 pA12
MILITARY EDUCATION
[photo]. 10/7/05 pA6
MILL RATE SEE PROPERTY
TAX
MILLBURN, ELIZABETH
MILLER, ALLISON
[photo]. 11/10/05 pA11+
MILLER, ARTHUR
Remembering Arthur Miller a
major American playwright.
2/17/05 pB1+
MILLER, DEAN R.
7/29/05 pA19
MILLER, GINNY
3/23/05 pA22+
MILLER, HAMPTON
1/8/05 pA13+
[photo]. 8/5/05 pA1+
2/24/05 pA9+
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA9+
[photo]. 12/21/05 pA15+
[photo]. 10/23/05 pB1+
MILLER, HANNAH
Long distance education: 19
Japanese exchange students
arrive in Norwalk [photo].
3/16/05 pA3+
MILLER, JULIANNA
MILLER, NAHJERRA
Phone fun [photo with caption].
5/20/05 pA6
MILLER, PAM
MILLER, RICHARD
10/27/05 pA3+
167
MILLER, THERESA
Miller 80th birthday. 7/17/05
pC3
MILLIGAN, SEAN
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
MILLMAN, MICHAEL S.
10/21/05 pA20+
MILLS, ALEXANDRA
pA3+
MILLS, DAVE
pA13+
MILLS, MATT
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA13+
Norwalk Jr. Legion wins 18th in
a row [photo]. 7/20/05 pA16
MILOSITZ, PAUL
[photo]. 4/7/05 pA1+
Explosion shuts Route 7: Truck
jackknifes, goes up in flames
[photo]. 7/13/05 pA1+
MILSTEIN, EITAN
5/27/05 pC5+
MIMNAUGH, BILLY
Norwalk’s Mimnaugh wins at
two bodybuilding shows
[photo]. 6/21/05 pA14
MINKS TO SINKS SALEWILTON SEE FAMILY &
CHILDREN'S AGENCY INC.
MINOLI, LORENZO
Rowayton filmmaker looks to
capture John Paul II’s life
[photo]. 12/1/05 pA1+
MINORITIES-HOUSING
Opening doors: Realty agency
aims to boost Hispanic home
ownership [photo]. 10/22/05
pA21
pA1+
MINORITY BUSINESS
ENTERPRISES
State's minority owned
pC6+
MINORITY BUSINESS
ENTERPRISES-FINANCE
3/8/05 pA1+
MINORITY STUDENTSNORWALK
Corda says racial balance rules
should be changed. 1/3/05
pA1+
Racial imbalance topic of info
pA1+
MINTZ, PHIL
1/14/05 pB1+
MINTZ, SARAH
pA15
[photo]. 9/9/05 pA13+
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA13+
A cut above: All-Area
Gymnastics [photo]. 4/1/05
pA13+
Staples' Lally makes All-State
[photo]. 2/27/05 pB1+
MINUTEMAN MEDIA
Norwalk company offers
progressive columns free
[photo]. 4/18/05 pA1+
MINYO, MARIE
6/24/05 pB9+
MIOLI, JOSEPH
Mioli sees transportation bill
emerging. 6/19/05 pA3+
MIR, SAQIB
Pakistani NCC student looks to
help at home [photo].
10/20/05 pA1+
MIR, SHAHZAD AND IQRA
[photo]. 3/9/05 pA19
MISSING CHILDREN
Program to help bring missing
children home. 9/21/05 pA3+
MISSING PERSONSNORWALK
Norwalk teen missing [photo
MITCHEL, BRUCE
4/6/05 pA17
MITCHELL, CHARLIESEE
ALSO AUTOMOBILE
RACING
[photo]. 10/21/05 pA13+
Mitchell enters Hall of Fame
[photo]. 11/26/05 pA9+
MITCHELL, MALLERY
[photo]. 11/9/05 pA9+
MITCHELL, MATT
pA18
MITCHELL, RYAN
4/10/05 pB1+
MITCHELL, SARAH
MITTEN, EMILIE
[photo]. 9/8/05 pA9+
Norwalk’s Mitten, Thomson
tabbed FCIAC scholar
athletes [photo]. 10/16/05 pB3
MIYAKI, MICHELLE
9/23/05 pA13+
MOBILIA, TONY
pA3+
MOCCIA, RICHARD A.
The ball’s in your court, Mr.
Mayor [column][photo].
12/4/05 pA3+
pA3+
168
pA1+
[photo]. 12/13/05 pA1+
12/17/05 pA3+
12/5/05 pA10
Congrats! [letter]. 11/13/05 pC8
A day to remember [photo with
Duff tries to make
transportation mess partisan
issue [letter]. 3/27/05 pC6
10/24/05 pA8+
Empty meter poles pose costly
remedy. 12/10/05 pA1+
10/15/05 pA1+
The final fund raiser: GOP’s
Gardner’s 15 lifts Cavs over
Blazers [photo]. 12/16/05
pA18
GOP mayoral candidate’s
comments omit key facts
[letter]. 7/22/05 pA10
7/2/05 pA1+
Hybrid SUV a perfect choice for
use by the mayor [letter].
12/30/05 pA8
Is Norwalk's Yankee Doodle
garage private? Possible
mayoral candidate finds sign
offensive [photo]. 2/16/05
pA1+
It's Politics!: Another Dem in
the feds' sights
11/20/05 pC9
MOCCIA, RICHARD A.
(Continued)
vu all over again
Knopp has vision to move city
forward [letter]. 11/6/05 pC6
Mayor, councilman chip in for
reward [photo]. 12/30/05 pA1+
Mayor, police ask drivers to
slow down. 12/24/05 pA1+
For mayor elect, it is a time for
transition [photo]. 11/12/05
pA1+
[letter]. 11/19/05 pA12
Mayor Moccia takes office
[photo]. 11/23/05 pA1+
11/24/05 pA1+
parking plans: Moccia wants
total overhaul. 9/28/05 pA1+
election: Moccia’s focus is on
grants [photo]. 11/4/05 pA1+
Mayor’s decision to purchase
hybrid vehicle makes sense
[letter]. 12/29/05 pA8
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA1+
pA1+
11/29/05 pA1+
Moccia, Rilling to visit D.C. to
track grant money. 12/11/05
pA1+
10/11/05 pA1+
Moccia announces 2nd run for
mayor [photo]. 7/6/05 pA1+
Moccia attending training for
new mayors. 11/30/05 pA1+
change. 12/15/05 pA1+
7/21/05 pA1+
Moccia looks at future as
mayor. 11/10/05 pA1+
Moccia maps out office goals at
press open house. 11/23/05
pA3+
Moccia mulls selling Volk Fire
Station [photo]. 12/29/05 pA1+
Moccia names team to help
with transition [photo].
11/11/05 pA1+
Moccia reaches out to business
community. 11/10/05 pC1+
Moccia scores election upset
[photo]. 11/9/05 pA1+
11/30/05 pA1+
Moccia takes first step toward
rematch [photo]. 2/19/05 pA1
pA1+
Moccia to be sworn today.
11/22/05 pA1+
11/2/05 pA1+
10/16/05 pA1+
Officials discuss solutions to
crime rise [photo]. 11/29/05
pA1+
[photo]. 12/15/05 pA3+
[photo]. 9/8/05 pA3+
Rell comes to town: Governor
visits Norwalk's Young
Republicans [photo]. 9/9/05
pA3+
Republicans to draft plans for
fall campaign. 6/4/05 pA3+
[photo]. 10/6/05 pA1+
SoNo lot knot hard one for city
to untie [edit]. 12/27/05 pA12
169
Taxpayer questions mayor’s
SUV choice [letter]. 12/24/05
pA12
Transition time: Moccia, team
ready to take helm of city
[photo]. 11/13/05 pA1+
11/28/05 pA3
11/9/05 pA1+
Voluntary Action Committee
honors youths [photo].
12/13/05 pA1+
Voters have a real choice
Tuesday [column]. 11/6/05
pC7
12/28/05 pA12
MOCCIAE, MICHAEL
pA3
[photo]. 8/4/05 pA3
MODEM MEDIA INC.
MODUGNO, DINO
[photo]. 11/28/05 pA1+
MOELLER, CARL
Moeller leaving Trojans.
12/6/05 pA9+
MOFFITT, SCOTT
pA18
MOGELNICKI, CHESTER J.
Loving husband, father was
haunted by war experiences
[photo]. 10/3/05 pA3+
MOHONK HOUSEWESTPORT
Mohonk. 10/21/05 pA3+
MOISE, NEHEMIE
pA11
MOLINSKY, MAX
pB1+
MOLLY MAID OF SOUTH
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
Franchise hopes to clean up.
1/12/05 pA18+
MOMS CLUB OF NORWALK
(ORGANIZATION)
Moms Club raises funds for
families. 8/4/05 pC4
MONAHAN, NICOLE
Norwalker learns about U.S.
pC4
MONDONICO, ANTONIO
[photo]. 7/28/05 pC1+
MONDONICO, ANTONIO AND
MAURO
Building better bicycles [photo
MONEY, PAPER SEE PAPER
MONEY
MONGOVEN, MATTHEW
3/25/05 pA17
MONSALVE-SMITH, ASTRID
3/10/05 pC1+
MONTALVO, JORGE
[photo]. 4/5/05 pA1+
MONTERO, ANTHONY
10/3/05 pA1+
MONTESSORI MIDDLE
SCHOOL
School open house planned.
1/5/05 pA3+
MONTGOMERY, HUGH
[photo]. 2/27/05 pC5+
MONUMENTSCONSERVATION AND
RESTORATION
7/26/05 pA3+
MOODY, M. LISA
Rell must apply high standards
to own staff [edit]. 12/19/05
pA10
MOONEY, BILL
[photo]. 10/7/05 pA1+
MOONEY, WILLIAM
[photo]. 9/14/05 pA3+
MOORA, LEON
Back to water [photo with
MOORE, CAITLIN
pA13+
MOORE, LANEY
[edit]. 7/2/05 pA10
MOORE, LYNN
MOORE, MICHAEL
9/21/05 pA1+
MOORE, SHAKHA
Moore hopes to make this a 2champ town [photo]. 5/13/05
pA13+
MOORE, SHAUN
A little sprucing up [photo with
MOORE, WIMLEY
Moore is a Norwalker who
knows how to foster success
[photo]. 8/17/05 pA3+
170
MORALES, DALIA
Getting ready: NEON
orientation program gives
kids a 'head start' [photo].
8/10/05 pA3+
MORALES, ELLIOTT
[photo]. 4/7/05 pA11+
Morales leads Bears to easy
win [photo]. 4/13/05 pA15+
MORALES, WILLIAM
Norwalk students hear true war
tales [photo]. 1/28/05 pA3+
MORAN, MARISSA
[photo]. 10/21/05 pA13+
MORAN, SEAN
MORAN TOWING CORP.
In brief: Area towing firm earns
Top 10 honor. 10/13/05 pB11
MORANO, PETER
[photo]. 11/3/05 pA11+
MORARCHIES, DOMINICK
2/11/05 pA3+
MORDUK, PAUL
Sweet surprise [photo with
MORELAND, CHRIS
5/23/05 pA1+
MORELLI, TERRI
MORENA, CARLOS
Students dedicate school
yearbook to Norwalker
[photo]. 7/7/05 pC3+
MORENBERG, MAX
Artists take a bow at Silvermine
show [photo]. 8/18/05 pC3+
MORET-FERGUSON, SKYE
Sailing the seas of education:
Soundwaters schooner
launched in Norwalk [photo].
3/24/05 pA3+
MORGAN, DAN
MORGAN, JOE
7/28/05 pC3
MORGAN, LINDA
pC5
MORGAN, LOUISE ZILSKE
MORGAN, MAUREEN
6/24/05 pB9+
MORGENTHAL, AL
MORIARITY, SHEA
[photo]. 4/19/05 pA9+
MORMON MISSIONARIES
3/12/05 pA12+
MORRIS, BRANDY AND
BRIEN’TE
Agency fears spate of disasters
has left donors drained
[photo]. 10/23/05 pA3+
MORRIS, JUDY
Baby manual: Local RN offers
tips in new book about
pregnancy [photo]. 2/6/05 pC1
MORTGAGE LOANS
Interest-only loans: Risk or
reward? [photo]. 7/1/05 pB1+
MORTON, LIZ
8/4/05 pB5
MOSBY, SHIRLEY
Drilling for success: Program
offers students discipline
[photo]. 10/10/05 pA1+
MOSBY-JOHNSON, ADAM
[photo]. 10/10/05 pA1+
MOSHER, JAMES
Officer at work site hit by car.
9/17/05 pA1+
MOSQUITOESSEE ALSO
WEST NILE VIRUS
Norwalk targets sites of
mosquito breeding. 7/8/05
pA3+
MOSS, WYATT
pB2
[photo]. 11/25/05 pA13+
MOSSE, SHARON
4/20/05 pA18
MOTAVALLI, JIM
7/17/05 pC5+
MOTHER'S DAY
150 attend Carver, church
Mother’s Day event. 5/7/05
pA3+
Great timing for the perfect
Mother’s Day gift [photo].
5/9/05 pA3+
Mother's Day (Special
Supplement). 4/26/05 pC1-5
5/9/05 pA3+
Today’s bouquets go to all the
moms and to our nurses
[edit]. 5/7/05 pA10
MOTION PICTURES
3/26/05 pA1+
Paul's on the Green [photo].
7/20/05 pA1+
capture John Paul II's life
[photo]. 12/1/05 pA1+
MOTOR VEHICLESPOLLUTION CONTROLCONNECTICUT
Attorney General acts, stops
DMV charges [edit]. 7/18/05
pA10
Emissions law violates U.S.
Constitution [letter]. 5/23/05
pA10
State adds insult to injury with
new emissions tests [edit].
4/29/05 pA12
Two area men charged with
emissions testing fraud.
7/21/05 pA1+
171
MOTORCYCLES
Lawmakers get into act to
sideline pocket bikes [edit].
1/26/05 pA10
Lawmakers put brakes on
pesky mini-cycles [edit].
5/29/05 pC10
Revving 'cycles strikes fear in
lawmakers' hearts [edit].
2/11/05 pA10
MOTORCYCLING
ACCIDENTS
Florida gives evidence of
helmet law impact [edit].
9/8/05 pA6
MOUNTAINEERING
High expectations: Climbers
prep for Hawaiian peak
[photo]. 7/31/05 pA1+
MOURAD, DAVE
[photo]. 1/16/05 pA1
MOYNIHAN, ABBY
11/6/05 pA3+
MPHASE TECHNOLOGIES
INC.
In brief: Norwalk company,
Rutgers to partner. 3/1/05
pA19
MUGFORD, ROBERT
Highway tragedy: DOT worker
killed by limo on Route 7
connector [photo]. 8/6/05
pA1+
Probe into DOT worker's death
goes on. 8/16/05 pA1+
MULCAHY, SEAN
8/18/05 pA11+
Mulcahy aims for Europe
[photo]. 2/22/05 pA13+
MULLANEY, BEN
[photo]. 9/11/05 pB1+
[photo]. 9/14/05 pA15+
MULVEHILL, DIANE
MULVEHILL, URBAN S.
User-pays parking fairest for
city's taxpayers [column].
2/6/05 pC8
MULVEY, JOHN
Pope John Paul II dies:
Norwalk residents mourn
death of popular pope at St.
Mary Church [photo]. 4/3/05
pA1+
MUNCE, HOWARD
MUNGUIA, ALEXIS
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA1+
MUNICIPAL BONDSNORWALK
Bond refinancing approved.
2/23/05 pA5
$23M bond sale to pay for
school renovations. 6/25/05
pA1
Norwalk poised to issue bonds
for $23 million. 6/18/05 pA1+
MUNICIPAL BUILDINGSMAINTENANCE AND
REPAIR-NORWALK
City’s dilemma: providing
12/9/05 pA10
11/30/05 pA1+
New network links key city
Norwalk gets $453,109 to
improve network. 5/27/05
pC5+
Old Police HQ has served well
but now must go [edit].
11/20/05 pC8
Panel recommends firm for city
fire facilities fixups. 8/4/05
pA4
fixup. 10/22/05 pA1+
11/16/05 pA1+
Waste of money, manpower
[letter]. 6/17/05 pA10
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTWILTON
LWV to take up town
pC3
MUNIZ, JENNIFER
Mixed reaction to winter
weather [photo]. 1/6/05 pA1+
MURABITO, KAREN
12/30/05 pC1
pA21
MURCHIE, DAVE
10/24/05 pA8+
MURDER, ATTEMPTEDNORWALK
Case moved to Stamford.
5/19/05 pA1+
Man charged with attempted
murder in brutal beating.
11/22/05 pA3+
Shooting suspect arraigned
today. 6/3/05 pA3
MURDER-FAIRFIELD
City, suburban police kept
close watch on jewelry
stores. 2/5/05 pA1+
2/4/05 pA1+
Walkway named for jewelry
store owners. 5/9/05 pA23
MURDER-NORWALK
17-year-old was gang member
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA1+
Norwalkers give mixed
reactions to shooting. 1/26/05
pA1+
N.Y. man charged in 2002
slaying. 2/26/05 pA3
172
Police: Retaliation possible
motive in city teen's death
pA1
MURILLO, STEFANI
11/23/05 pA3+
MURPHY, CALVIN
Calvin Murphy put city on map
[letter]. 6/29/05 pA10
Calvin should never need
‘permission’ [photo]. 6/3/05
pA13+
Coverage of Calvin Murphy vs.
Norwalk High was overblown
[letter]. 6/4/05 pC10
Don’t blame NHS bandleader
[letter]. 6/13/05 pA10
[photo]. 10/18/05 pA9+
Murphy story shows Hour is an
enemy of Norwalk [letter].
6/6/05 pA10
[photo]. 5/31/05 pA1+
MURPHY, CHRIS
[photo]. 1/30/05 pA1+
MURPHY, FREDERICK
PARKS SR.
Road to success full of detours
[photo]. 9/26/05 pA3+
MURPHY, JOHN
MURPHY, KATE
Murphy earns national honors
[photo]. 6/9/05 pA16
MURPHY, KATHLEEN
11/3/05 pC3
MURPHY, WILLIAM S.
[photo]. 6/17/05 pB11
MURRAY, MIKE
4/6/05 pA17
MURRAY, ROSA
Murray to lead school board.
1/5/05 pA1+
MURRILLO, DAIRO
MURTAUGH, MOLLY
MUSANTE, EDWARD JR.
Education, housing, transit
keys to maintaining growth
[photo]. 2/23/05 pB9
Chamber recognizes
pA3+
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
ASSOCIATION
MUSEUM EXHIBITS SEE
EXHIBITIONS
MUSIC AND YOUTH
3/30/05 pA1+
MUSIC FOR YOUTH INC.
Norwalk students to get in tune
with pros [photo]. 10/5/05
pA3+
MUSIC IN CHURCHES
Origin of 'Silent Night' [letter].
1/1/05 pA10
MUSIC-INSTRUCTION AND
STUDY
pC1+
MUSIC-INSTRUCTION AND
STUDY-NORWALK
[photo]. 7/28/05 pA3+
pA3+
MUSIC-PERFORMANCE
[photo]. 7/28/05 pB1+
Brookside gets its turn on
Youth Symphony set to
perform tonight. 5/25/05 pA3+
Village People prepped for
Oyster Fest return [photo].
9/8/05 pA3+
MUSICIANS-NORWALK
Another 'stepping stone' for
Norwalk band: Damon Grant
Project to perform in D.C.
[photo]. 1/13/05 pA1+
Band finds real harmony in
bringing people together.
4/1/05 pA3+
[edit]. 7/30/05 pA10
pA3+
Cops and rockers: Off duty,
Norwalk police lieutenant
jams with local band [photo].
10/17/05 pA3+
Norwalk rapper focuses on the
positive [photo]. 7/18/05 pA1+
Norwalk woman gets $2,500
grant for third CD [photo].
1/10/05 pA1+
Perfect harmony: Close
relationship inspires Norwalk
sisters’ singing career
[photo]. 6/20/05 pA3+
Positive rap: CONN-MEN keep
violence out of the studio
[photo]. 5/15/05 pA3+
8/4/05 pC3+
True 'Grit$': Norwalk rapper
talks about gritty CD [photo].
4/2/05 pA1+
Virtuosity: NHS graduate
showcases classical talent
[photo]. 4/23/05 pA3+
pC1+
173
MUSTARD SEED CHRISTIAN
STORE (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
[photo]. 12/20/05 pA19+
MY GYM CHILDREN'S
FITNESS CENTER
10/1/05 pA17
MY THREE SONS
Taking it to the next level:
Amusement center seeks OK
for roof-top miniature golf
[photo]. 6/19/05 pC5+
MYDLAND, BECKY
‘Reach Out and Row’ a lesson
in teamwork [photo]. 7/14/05
pA1+
MYERS, CARTY AND CAROL
[photo]. 11/26/05 pA1+
MYERS, LIBBY
[photo]. 5/29/05 pB1+
[photo]. 5/7/05 pA13+
[photo]. 9/22/05 pA11+
[photo]. 7/18/05 pA13+
MYERS, STEVE
MYSOGLAND, KEN
Museum’s adoption exhibit
offers hope [photo]. 6/7/05
pA1+
N
NAACP
Business leader is speaker at
NAACP’s Freedom Fund
event. 6/23/05 pA3+
First 'Minority Perspective
Conference' planned. 2/23/05
pA1+
NAACP (Continued)
pA6
Minority leaders ready to work
on old issues with new
officials. 11/19/05 pA1+
pA1+
NAACP citywide Norwalk
conference set Feb. 26.
1/18/05 pA3+
NAACP increasingly influential
in city. 5/22/05 pA1+
NAACP meeting focuses on
funds, achievement gap.
8/28/05 pA1+
NAACP planning back-toschool kickoff sessions.
8/13/05 pA1+
NAASP to install officers,
committee members. 1/23/05
pA3+
pA1+
Thanks to Moore, Sumpter for
NAACP conference [letter].
9/9/05 pA10
NABA, MACKOVIO
pA18+
NABOZNA, JUSTIN
[photo]. 4/3/05 pB1+
NACHEMSON, MAX
pA18
[photo]. 9/14/05 pA15+
NADEAU, JERRY
Nadeau shifting gears towards
business ventures
NADEL, DANI
3/11/05 pC9
NAILS, SCOTT
Fate of Weston girls hoop rests
with gritty Nails [photo].
12/8/05 pA11+
NANGLE, COLIN
pA18
NAPIER, DIANA
1/20/05 pA1+
NAPIER, RICHARD
Selectman’s spouse enters
guilty plea. 6/15/05 pA1+
NAPOLEONE, TONY
NAPOLETANO, RANDY
6/15/05 pA13+
NAQUI, GUL
A 'Holi' festival at NCC [photo].
3/4/05 pA3+
NARAMAKE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
pA1+
6/17/05 pA3
Achievement program
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA3+
Parents upset over last-minute
school change. 8/17/05 pA1+
Preschool pupils take peek at
life in kindergarten. 6/8/05
pA3+
School board feels no
responsibility to the kids
[letter]. 6/7/05 pA10
[photo]. 9/25/05 pA1+
NARAMAKE FAMILY
RESOURCE CENTER
PRESCHOOL
12/21/05 pA1+
NASDAQ
Nasdaq to make $1B buy.
4/23/05 pA18+
174
NASH, CAROLINE
[photo]. 4/27/05 pB3
NASH, JERMAINE
[photo]. 1/17/05 pA3
NATHAN HALE DAY
Heritage group to honor
Nathan Hale on Sept. 17
[letter]. 7/8/05 pA10
‘Nathan Hale Day’ lets students
pay tribute to a hero. 6/7/05
pA3+
Remembering a hero [photo
with caption]. 9/18/05 pA$
NATHAN HALE MIDDLE
SCHOOL
Adopt-a-Platoon coordinator
merits praise [letter]. 2/18/05
pA10
1/20/05 pA3+
‘Nathan Hale Day’ lets students
pay tribute to a hero. 6/7/05
pA3+
Nathan Hale hoop teams city
champs [photo]. 4/13/05 pA20
Nathan Hale musicians earn
gold award [photo]. 6/2/05
pC6
5/18/05 pA5
pA3+
Norwalk school sends 'we care'
packages to troops in Iraq.
6/2/05 pA6
pC4
pA3+
Norwalkers made 'Adopt a
Platoon' float a success
[letter]. 6/8/05 pA10
NATHAN HALE MIDDLE
SCHOOL (Continued)
Operation Adopt-a-Platoon’s
work not yet done [letter].
5/24/05 pA6
Police probe school graffiti.
6/22/05 pA3
pA7
[photo]. 11/24/05 pA3+
Taking wing [photo with
Thanks to supporters of Adopt
a Platoon program [letter].
2/14/05 pA10
6/25/05 pA10
[photo]. 1/8/05 pA3+
NATHANIEL ELY CHILD
CARE CENTER
Child care center on track for
renovation. 10/25/05 pA1+
City initiates search for child
care center architect. 2/16/05
pA3+
7/27/05 pA1+
12/18/05 pA1+
pA3+
7/12/05 pA1+
W & M awarded contract to
refurbish Ely Center.
12/14/05 pA4
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
OF COLORED PEOPLE
SEE NAACP
NATIONAL GUARD SEE
CONNECTICUT-NATIONAL
GUARD
NATIONAL GUARDIAN
SECURITY SERVICES OF
NORWALK (FIRM)
Norwalk firm receives $10M
show of faith. 7/6/05 pA19
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
51 students join ranks of elite
academic group. 5/26/05
pA3+
Norwalkers join National Honor
Society. 6/9/05 pC3
NATIONAL HUNGER
AWARENESS DAY
Food will never look quite the
same after hunger project
[photo]. 6/7/05 pA3+
How far will a quart of milk go?
It depends on the need
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA3+
Hunger is not acceptable
[letter]. 6/3/05 pA10
Hunger pangs will be gone
soon, but her life will never be
the same [photo]. 6/6/05 pA3
Hunger project turns into an
unforgettable experience
[photo]. 6/8/05 pA3+
Making every bite count
because she has to [photo].
6/5/05 pA3+
Social barriers arise with limits
on selection of food [photo].
6/4/05 pA3+
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
[photo]. 10/17/05 pA1+
News briefs: Schools lunch
price policy announced.
9/1/05 pA3
NATIONAL SECURITYUNITED STATES
pA1+
Homeland Security big task
without sufficient funding
[edit]. 3/1/05 pA10
NATURAL DISASTERSCONNECTICUT
Connecticut’s steady habits
include safety. 9/30/05 pA10
NATURAL GASSEE ALSO
LNG (LIQUEFIED NATURAL
GAS) FLOATING FACILITY
175
2/13/05 pC8
NATURAL NEIGHBORHOOD
A natural performer:
Entrepreneur pitches organic
products at home parties
[photo]. 7/26/05 pC1+
NATURE OBSERVATION
The sounds of the night
[photo]. 4/28/05 pA15
NATUROPATHY
Nature's way for healing
[photo]. 1/6/05 pA3+
NAVARRO, EMILIANO
Reverse effect goal of city tax
sale [photo]. 5/3/05 pA1+
NAVARRO, MELISSA
NCLB SEE SCHOOL
IMPROVEMENT
PROGRAMS-UNITED
STATES
NEAR & FAR AID
ASSOCIATION
6/4/05 pA10
Near & Far gives $20,000 to
shelters. 6/2/05 pC3+
NEBLETT, JEFF
3/14/05 pA1+
NEBLETT, JEFFERSON
[photo]. 4/17/05 pA3+
NEEDHAM, LAURA
3/7/05 pA3+
NEES, ERIC
2/14/05 pA1+
NEES, ISABEL
11/24/05 pA1+
NEFF, NOEL
Alleged Net sex offender out on
bond [photo]. 7/13/05 pA1+
pA1+
NEFF, NOEL (Continued)
Neff pleads not guilty to sex
Weekly Reader editor arrested.
7/12/05 pA1+
NEGRON, DAVID
Keeping the faith. 12/2/05 pA1
NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS
IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
9/21/05 pA1+
NEIGHBORS FREEDOM
COMMITTEE
(ORGANIZATION)
Council can honor flag by
Patriot Act challenge
[column]. 6/14/05 pA12
Patriot Act foes hoping to enlist
support. 6/13/05 pA11
NELSON, ANDREW
NRRA concludes season in
Philly [photo]. 11/3/05 pA16
NELSON, KATE AND GAVIN
5/14/05 pA10
NELSON, TODD
Stamford pet bird company
thriving after 25 years [photo].
10/30/05 pC7+
NELSON,KATE AND GAVIN
NEME, JENNY
Colombia women speak out at
forum in Norwalk [photo].
2/25/05 pA3+
NEMIA, JOSEPH F.
1/5/05 pA19
NEON
Ad raises questions about
NEON aide's future. 1/17/05
pA11
Agency looks past scandals.
9/26/05 pA1+
9/28/05 pA1+
Board members worked
tirelessly for NEON [letter].
12/9/05 pA10
7/4/05 pA10
Director offers clarification on
NEON's finances [letter].
3/5/05 pA10
Drug program’s finances in
Economic agency faces
funding loss. 10/6/05 pA1+
9/15/05 pA1+
pA3+
Feds tell NEON to end Head
Start. 5/27/05 pA1+
4/10/05 pA9
Funds holdup could halt NEON
buses. 11/11/05 pA1+
Head Start students given
dental screenings. 4/5/05 pA4
Headstart provider faces
funding loss. 9/16/05 pA1
HHS incorrectly slams Head
Start for NEON errors [edit].
6/1/05 pA10
12/3/05 pA3+
7/12/05 pA1+
NEON appealing order to let go
of Head Start. 5/28/05 pA1+
NEON appeals cutting Head
Start. 6/30/05 pA1+
NEON director takes
12/25/05 pA1+
NEON faces $400K deficit.
3/3/05 pA1+
NEON is facing its biggest
threat from Washington [edit].
10/10/05 pA10
NEON looks to light up
lawmakers. 2/9/05 pA3+
NEON may elect vice
chairman. 2/28/05 pA1+
176
NEON operation of Head Start
causes concern [edit].
9/22/05 pA8
pA3+
NEON sees decrease in
NEON to continue preschool
12/29/05 pA3+
NEON to hold free luncheon for
needy. 12/27/05 pA1+
Norwalk police investigate
graffiti targeted at NEON.
6/30/05 pA1+
Overtime may be out for NEON
managers. 2/3/05 pA1+
[photo]. 4/1/05 pA3+
12/14/05 pA4
NESHAT, MARJAN
[photo]. 6/16/05 pA1+
NESSEL, CHRISTA
6/25/05 pA16
[photo]. 10/4/05 pA11+
NESTERUK, WARREN
3/30/05 pA18
NEUMANN, STEVE
12/1/05 pA11+
NEUROFIBROMATOSIS IN
CHILDREN
[photo]. 11/5/05 pA3+
NEVAS, BERNIE AND TERRY
Couple says 'peace palace' to
ease stress of Norwalkers
[photo]. 8/16/05 pA1+
NEVAS, LEO
5/11/05 pA17+
[photo]. 6/16/05 pC4
NEW, GINA
11/2/05 pA19
NEW, GRETCHEN
NEW CANAAN COUNTRY
SCHOOL
Camp lifts aspirations of
disadvantaged kids. 7/26/05
pA3+
NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
(ORGANIZATION)
NEW YEAR, CHINESE SEE
CHINESE NEW YEAR
NEW YEAR'S EVESEE ALSO
WESTPORT/WESTON
FIRST NIGHT
Norwalk New Year starts well.
1/4/05 pA3+
NEWALLIANCE BANK
Cornerstone purchased for
$49M. 4/15/05 pB10
NEWHOUSE, OLIVIA
GFA Roundup: Greens Farms
Academy opens fast [photo].
9/23/05 pA17
Greens Farms girls are
masters of Masters School
[photo]. 10/8/05 pA20
Newhouse dazzling on mound
for GFA [photo]. 4/21/05 pA16
Talented duo leads GFA’s
softball team [photo]. 6/14/05
pA15+
NEWMAN, MELISSA
Dinosaurs invade Maritime
Aquarium [photo]. 9/20/05
pA1+
NEWMAN, PAUL
Newman fifth in backup car
[photo]. 10/2/05 pB7
Newman still chasing
Pearson’s qualifying success
Newman still feeling the need
for speed [photo with
Newman's racing career gets
back on track at Lime Rock
[photo]. 9/28/05 pA15
News briefs: NSO nets grant
from Paul Newman. 12/6/05
pA3
NEWMIL BANCORP
In brief: NewMil Bancorp
earnings up in Q2. 7/21/05
pC1
In brief: NewMil Bancorp joins
Russell Index. 7/28/05 pC1
In brief: NewMil Bank Q1
earnings increase. 4/21/05
pC1
NEWS 12 CONNECTICUT
(FIRM)
In brief: TV producer wins
Gracie Allen Award. 3/16/05
pA18
NEWSPAPERS SEE
PERIODICALS
NICASTRO, ELIZABETH
COLE
[photo]. 9/12/05 pA3+
NICHOL, HALLET
7/26/05 pA13+
NICHOLS, MARY
NIDENBERG, RACHEL
Different strokes: Teen, family
cope with life in Norwalk after
fleeing Katrina [photo].
10/15/05 pA3+
9/20/05 pA9+
NIDENBERG, SALLEE
4/6/05 pA17
NIEMAN, JOAN
8/17/05 pA19+
NIKIFORIDES, MANUELA
Principals for a day [photo with
NISHIDA, KENJIRO
3/25/05 pA3+
177
NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND
(NCLB) SEE SCHOOL
IMPROVEMENT
PROGRAMS-UNITED
STATES
NOISE POLLUTIONNORWALK
Every effort made to limit 3rd
Dist. generator noise [letter].
3/20/05 pC8
Generator shielding
considered. 3/11/05 pA1+
3/26/05 pA3
Source of NordenPark noise
traced to blown-out muffler.
3/29/05 pA3+
NOISE POLLUTIONWESTPORT
Noise ordinance off table until
September. 7/25/05 pA4
NOLAN, CARLI
[photo]. 4/16/05 pA13+
NOLAN, MARY A.
5/25/05 pA18+
NOLAN, SHANNON
Presidential program [photo
NOLIN, PETER M.
Moccia to appoint former
councilman Nolin as city’s
attorney. 11/19/05 pA1+
NONPROFIT
ORGANIZATIONSNORWALK
Nonprofits fill void left by state
cutbacks [photo]. 2/23/05 pB2
NOONAN, MATT
3/31/05 pB3
NOONAN, THOMAS
NORA, FRANK
[photo]. 7/27/05 pA3+
NORDEN SYSTEMS INC. SEE
NORTHROP GRUMMAN
NORDEN SYSTEMS INC.
NORDENPARK
corporate offices - Norden
Park [photo]. 9/25/05 pC5
New lease on life: Norden Park
transformed from industrial to
corporate use [photo].
12/11/05 pC5+
3/26/05 pA3
Norden Park housing would
increase taxes, traffic [letter].
12/26/05 pA10
Norden Place plans revealed
Norden Place to build 316
units. 11/29/05 pA1+
NordenPark sale will add
$435,000 to city’s coffers.
12/16/05 pA3+
Pepperidge Farm shifts in
Source of NordenPark noise
traced to blown-out muffler.
3/29/05 pA3+
NORGREN, JANE
12/2/05 pA19
NORMAN, IAN AND OLIVIA
Keepin' cool [photo with
NORTH, CRAIG
[photo]. 4/22/05 pB1+
NORTH AMERICAN
PHARMACAL, INC.
pA17
NORTHEAST UTILITIES
In brief: Northeast Utilities
reports loss in Q1. 4/30/05
pB1
Downed power line halts trains.
5/28/05 pA27
pA1+
NORTHROP GRUMMAN
NORDEN SYSTEMS
INC.SEE ALSO NORDEN
PARK; SEE ALSO
NORDENPARK
In brief: Head of Northrop
Grumman Ship Systems to
retire. 6/4/05 pA18
In brief: Northrop Grumman
earnings rise 23%. 7/29/05
pA19
In brief: Northrop Grumman to
buy Integic Corp. 2/19/05
pA18
In brief: Northrop Grumman to
repurchase stock. 10/26/05
pA19
caption]. 10/11/05 pA19
Express honor: Norden vice
president wins national award
[photo]. 2/16/05 pA18+
A holiday tradition continues
pC3
[photo]. 5/23/05 pA1+
Northrop Grumman plans local
scholarships. 2/23/05 pA8
$10,000 [photo]. 8/5/05 pB11
NORTON, SUE
NORWALK
Together, we can make a
difference for Norwalk [letter].
10/16/05 pC9
NORWALK ACTS FOR
CHILDREN
(ORGANIZATION)
From idea to action. 8/23/05
pA1+
Norwalk ACTS outlines its
plans. 8/24/05 pA1+
NORWALK AFTER-SCHOOL
ALLIANCE
10/16/05 pA3+
Supplement). 3/31/05, 8/24/05
[photo]. 12/13/05 pA1+
Kids showcase talents [photo].
5/19/05 pA1+
School ends, learning doesn’t
pA3
178
Staff background checks no
substitute for parenting
[letter]. 4/23/05 pA10
10/20/05 pA3+
Uganda troupe to drum, dance.
11/11/05 pA3+
NORWALK ANIMAL
HOSPITAL
Warm hearts: Norwalk vet in
business 25 years [photo].
5/11/05 pA17+
NORWALK-ANTI-LITTER
TASK FORCE
Anti-litter efforts getting off
ground. 1/11/05 pA3+
pA1+
9/29/05 pA10
NORWALK AQUARIUM
Staying afloat: MS, eviction
can't stop Norwalk store
owner [photo]. 1/14/05 pB1+
NORWALK ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION
10-run rally gives Shockers a
Blizzard surges to Division II
title. 3/29/05 pA14
8/18/05 pA8
Cohens powers Rockets to
Dolphins commence Pop
Warner campaign with a pair
of victories. 9/16/05 pA15
Hawks, Cougars open season
with big wins. 5/5/05 pA16
Late rally lifts Slammers past
undefeated Raiders. 6/9/05
pA13
NAA selected for award
[photo]. 10/5/05 pA16
NAA softball squads head for
regionals [photo]. 7/27/05
pA13+
Norwalk AA deserves to take a
bow [photo]. 6/13/05 pA13+
Raiders nip Hawks for crown.
6/29/05 pA17
NORWALK ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION (Continued)
Scatamacchia paces Knicks in
narrow win over Rebels.
1/22/05 pA17
Spielman carries Huskies to
NORWALK ATHLETIC OLD
TIMERS ASSOCIATION
[photo]. 10/11/05 pA13+
Chick’s Scholarship Winners
pA15
10/5/05 pA13+
pA13+
[photo]. 10/21/05 pA13+
Talking About Old Times [photo
Tigers' Bobrowsky guest
speaker at Old Timers dinner
[photo]. 10/31/05 pA13+
NORWALK-BUDGET
$13,500 allocated to Norwalk
registrars office. 2/23/05 pA5
Ballot questions deserve a 'yes'
pA10
BET hears dept. head budget
requests. 2/10/05 pA1+
BET sends budget on to
BET starts budget review.
1/24/05 pA1+
Budget cap vote tonight.
1/25/05 pA1+
Budget designed to meet longterm objective [column].
3/2/05 pA10
Center is ready to serve.
8/18/05 pA3+
City should be more careful
about spending money
[letter]. 1/8/05 pA10
12/5/05 pA10
Corda seeks 5 percent budget
boost. 3/3/05 pA1+
Council approves temporary
budget lid. 1/26/05 pA1+
Council OKs $10.1 million
capital budget. 4/13/05 pA1+
Council OKs $105K for
circulation desk costs.
2/23/05 pA1+
Council sets $218M budget
cap: Republican members
protest meeting, cite winter
storm [photo]. 3/9/05 pA1+
Council to make budget cap
Council to vote on $218M
budget cap tonight. 3/8/05
pA1+
Councilman: Meeting should
not have been held [letter].
3/10/05 pA6
3/13/05 pC7
Knopp: Taxes will rise about
3.5 percent. 3/17/05 pA1+
Lone budget speaker urges city
park inventory. 4/1/05 pA3+
$10.1M capital budget sent on
to council. 3/17/05 pA1+
Many 'excluded' from budget
hearing [photo][column].
3/6/05 pC7
Mayor: Road repairs get top
priority in budget. 3/31/05
pA3+
[letter]. 11/19/05 pA12
Mayor feels charter, regulations
don’t apply to him [letter].
3/21/05 pA10
Mayor was wrong to hold
Common Council meeting
[letter]. 3/22/05 pA10
pA1+
NHS parents: $32.5 million not
enough. 2/16/05 pA5
179
12/16/05 pA3+
Norwalk agencies make $4M in
Norwalk budget proposal up
5.7%. 3/1/05 pA1+
Norwalker complains of
flooding. 3/2/05 pA1+
Norwalkers urged to express
opinion on operating budget.
3/1/05 pA3+
Not a night fit for man, beast or
Common Council
Officials to answer education
budget ?s. 1/12/05 pA1+
Panel slices a little more from
$10.1 M capital budget.
4/8/05 pA1+
Parking Authority approves
budget. 3/24/05 pA1+
Parking authority $162K in red.
1/27/05 pA1+
Part-time attorney gets nod.
2/14/05 pA1+
Proposed 6th Dist. budget up
7.1%. 2/28/05 pA1+
Public can sound off tonight on
city's budget. 1/20/05 pA3+
Public gets chance to speak
out on Norwalk budget [edit].
3/2/05 pA10
Public had opportunity to
comment on budget [column].
3/16/05 pA10
determine city's future
[column]. 9/13/05 pA10
Republicans fail to back
referendum. 3/10/05 pA1+
Republicans muddy the waters
[column]. 4/1/05 pA10
Residents sound off on city
Residents will pay $5.3M of
Scialabba wanted hearing
rescheduled. 3/3/05 pA1+
Sewer-use rates would
increase. 2/15/05 pA1+
NORWALK-BUDGET
(Continued)
3/21/05 pA10
Taxpayer wonders if city
spends its money wisely
[letter]. 2/16/05 pA10
Taxpayers’ money best spent
on other improvements
[letter]. 7/20/05 pA10
6th District residents OK 7.1%
hike for budget. 3/3/05 pA3+
Too smart for our own good
We begin process on city
budget with pain for all [edit].
1/12/05 pA10
Youth counseling services
debate continues. 6/21/05
pA3+
NORWALK-BUILDING AND
CODE ENFORCEMENT,
DEPT. OF
Norwalk official defends Stuart
Ave. developer. 10/6/05 pA1+
NORWALK CAMERA CLUB
pC3
NORWALK CARE AND
REHABILITATION CENTER
6 youths questioned after arson
trespass [photo]. 8/26/05
pA3+
Blaze at former rehab center
still being investigated.
8/11/05 pA3
Fire at former rehab facility
ruled arson. 8/6/05 pA1+
Police tie juvenile to second
city arson. 11/18/05 pA4
NORWALK CENTER
City and developer hammer out
terms for Norwalk Center.
11/18/05 pA1+
Seligson says he's in accord
with renewal agency. 5/6/05
pA9
NORWALK CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE SEE
GREATER NORWALK
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
NORWALK CHILDREN'S
FOUNDATION
Carver Center to expand boys’
[photo]. 10/8/05 pA1+
On the front line: Foundation to
enlist parents in battle against
youth violence [photo].
6/18/05 pA3
K. 8/26/05 pA3+
Ridgefield couple gives $1
million to new children’s
Ridgefield couple gives boost
to youngest pupils [edit].
7/6/05 pA10
NORWALK CITY HALL
City employees compete in
calorie-cutting contest. 2/1/05
pA3+
Council panel to study plan to
improve City Hall security.
2/16/05 pA4
pA3
Plaque at City Hall will honor
those who served [letter].
6/10/05 pA10
Put in meters at City Hall
parking lot [letter]. 8/23/05
pA10
Time to reflect [photo with
NORWALK CITYWIDE
CLEANUP DAY
City cleanup day volunteers
deserve pat on the back
[letter]. 5/3/05 pA10
[photo]. 5/1/05 pA1+
Mayor: Citywide Cleanup Day
scheduled for April 30.
4/20/05 pA4
Norwalk target of cleanup.
4/30/05 pA3
Volunteers get thank-you for
cleanup. 5/14/05 pA1+
NORWALK CO.
Development plan for Norwalk
Co. building unveiled.
9/28/05 pA3+
180
NORWALK COALITION OF
URBAN YOUTH
INITIATIVES
(ORGANIZATION)
Mentor looks for ways to move
teens in the right direction.
1/20/05 pA6
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL
3 officers OK'd for schools.
9/15/05 pA3+
Bolden named to council.
9/9/05 pA3+
Budget cap vote tonight.
1/25/05 pA1+
City attorney calls ordinance
illegal. 10/25/05 pA1+
City offers manpower [photo].
9/7/05 pA1+
11/8/05 pA1+
Common Council assigns
members. 12/14/05 pA5
Common Council leaders
agree on seats. 12/10/05
pA1+
Common Council settles on
members. 12/15/05 pA3+
Council, miffed by teachers’
deal, demands notice.
11/11/05 pA1+
made. 7/22/05 pA12
Council approves Fodor Farm
committee. 9/28/05 pA14
Council approves temporary
budget lid. 1/26/05 pA1+
[column]. 6/14/05 pA12
Council correct in not acting on
resolution [edit]. 10/28/05
pA10
Council did not neglect its
responsibilities [column].
6/22/05 pA10
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL (Continued)
Council earns poor marks for
resolution votes [column].
6/21/05 pA6
Council exceeds its reach with
hotel resolution [edit]. 6/19/05
pC8
Council members begin
choosing new leaders.
11/15/05 pA1+
Council members have their
priorities out of line [letter].
6/23/05 pA6
Council OKs $10.1 million
Council OKs $2.1 million for
roadwork. 7/14/05 pA1+
Council OKs 3 new members
for tax board. 12/14/05 pA1+
1/27/05 pA3+
7/27/05 pA1+
Council OKs Patriot Act
Council seeks public’s help
against speeders. 9/16/05
pA3+
Council sets $218M budget
cap: Republican members
protest meeting, cite winter
storm [photo]. 3/9/05 pA1+
Council to take up harbor
study. 5/16/05 pA1+
Council to take up Patriot Act,
hotel hiring resolutions.
6/11/05 pA1+
Council vote on hotel jobs fuels
new controversy. 6/16/05 pA5
pA3+
Dems: Coffey for president.
11/22/05 pA1+
7/15/05 pA1+
Disagreement over committee
sizes: seven or five
members?. 11/22/05 pA8
District A recount maintains
status quo. 11/17/05 pA1+
District A recount may unseat
GOP winner. 11/15/05 pA1+
Enough of city’s costly, socalled improvements [letter].
7/18/05 pA10
Ethics panel is formed. 5/25/05
pA3+
Ethics panel will forward reform
recommendations to 2nd
Dist. commission. 10/27/05
pA9
Five-year plan up for vote in
10/23/05 pC9
It's Politics!: New
administration’s honeymoon
period may be very short
It's Politics!: Summer, and the
politics is snoozy
off the island...
pA1+
Leona Williams to resign from
Common Council. 8/30/05
pA1+
5/11/05 pA1+
Mayor, staff discuss rules on
demolition. 10/5/05 pA1+
Mayor says bidding guidelines
are needed. 1/19/05 pA5
Milford firm OK'd for school
projects. 2/9/05 pA1+
Moccia to appoint former
councilman Nolin as city’s
Norwalk council should stay out
of national debate on Patriot
Act [column]. 6/9/05 pA8
Norwalkers sound off on Patriot
Act: Residents give mixed
opinions to the Common
Council [photo]. 6/15/05 pA1
181
Overtime fund transfer
approved. 7/13/05 pA4
Patriot Act debate not council
concern but deserved airing
[edit]. 6/16/05 pA8
Patriot Act not in purview of
Common Council [letter].
6/14/05 pA12
Patriot Act will force city to
deny rights to residents
[letter]. 6/11/05 pA10
Pay hikes approved by council.
10/12/05 pA3+
Police chief defends OT.
7/12/05 pA1+
Project aims to rid Sound of
pollutants. 7/26/05 pA1+
Registrars to be reimbursed,
says council. 12/14/05 pA4
Save Cranbury Association
honors officials for slowing
development in city,
[letter]. 6/7/05 pA10
Seeing Common Council in
action was eye-opening
[letter]. 6/17/05 pA10
Straniti believes in Norwalk
[letter]. 10/23/05 pC9
Straniti may make another run
for Common Council [photo].
5/4/05 pA3+
On Tuesday, say ‘no’ to Patriot
Act [letter]. 6/12/05 pC8
12/14/05 pA4
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-ETHICS
COMMITTEE
Accusations fly in 2nd Taxing
Commission may amend ethics
code. 3/24/05 pA1+
Ethics a hot topic both in the
state and on local scene
[edit]. 5/29/05 pC10
Ethics panel vows to fulfill its
mission. 8/26/05 pA1+
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-ETHICS
COMMITTEE (Continued)
pA9
Ethics panel will have
organizational meeting.
8/23/05 pA3+
Martell claim is history, says
ethics panel. 2/25/05 pA1+
2nd Dist. ethics panel looking
into complaints. 1/13/05 pA3+
to go. 12/21/05 pA3+
2nd District panel tosses
Martell ethics case. 2/11/05
pA1+
New ethics panel, code for
Norwalk long overdue [edit].
8/24/05 pA10
Second Taxing District runoff
set for Dec. 20. 12/1/05 pA1
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-FINANCE
COMMITTEE
City prepares to issue $23
million in bonds. 5/13/05 pA4
Committee votes to repay
registrars. 10/14/05 pA1+
Corda grilled on schools
performance. 1/14/05 pA1+
Council backs hiring lawyers
for registrars. 10/27/05 pA3+
Council to make budget cap
Council to vote on $218M
budget cap tonight. 3/8/05
pA1+
over $679,000. 3/17/05 pA3+
budget ?s. 1/12/05 pA1+
Panel backs use of parking lot
funds to pay off garage.
5/13/05 pA3+
Public can sound off tonight on
city's budget. 1/20/05 pA3+
5/16/05 pA10
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-HEALTH,
WELFARE & PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE
Joint health district plan carries
support. 5/27/05 pA3+
Panel seeks more info on
health district. 5/28/05 pA1+
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-LAND USE &
BUILDING MANAGEMENT
COMMITTEE
City depts. seek $16M. 1/26/05
pA1+
Committee wary of Gibbs land
gift. 8/19/05 pA3+
Council panel backs Fodor
Farm historic site. 9/16/05
pA3+
Council panel weighs future of
Fodor Farm [edit]. 9/27/05
pA10
pA3+
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-ORDINANCE
COMMITTEE
City ponders curb on eminent
domain. 9/15/05 pA1+
City ponders restrictive
ordinance. 9/21/05 pA1+
City will continue to wrestle
with eminent domain.
10/29/05 pA1+
Committee backs eminent
domain limits. 10/19/05 pA1+
Committee chews over outdoor
dining. 2/16/05 pA1+
Council approves outdoor
Council committee eyes
pA1+
Council panel to look at
eminent domain, living wage
issues. 11/15/05 pA3
Council sharpens teeth of city
trash ordinances. 10/26/05
pA3
Debate to reopen on ordinance
for outdoor dining. 2/15/05
pA3
Eminent domain on front
burner. 10/16/05 pA1+
Eminent domain vote set.
10/22/05 pA1+
Eminent domain vote will be
watched closely [letter].
10/24/05 pA13
182
pA1+
Hearing on parking set for
pA6
invitation only
Legal questions at forefront of
revisions for ordinance.
10/29/05 pA1+
Meeting attendance displayed
wonderful civic interest
[letter]. 10/29/05 pA12
Ordinance flawed in age
limitation, not time limits
[edit]. 11/18/05 pA10
Ordinance panel needs to
revamp demo regs [edit].
10/10/05 pA10
Ordinance revisions target
trash. 8/24/05 pA1+
Ordinance sent back to
Outdoor dining gets an airing.
4/20/05 pA3+
Outdoor dining menu uncertain.
4/27/05 pA1+
Parking ordinance plan would
formalize appeals process.
6/23/05 pA3+
Post-election apathy keeps all
but two on committee at
home. 11/16/05 pA5
SoNo merchants optimistic
about outdoor dining. 5/23/05
pA1+
pA1+
Trash ordinance is long
overdue for tightening up
[edit]. 8/28/05 pC8
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-PERSONNEL
COMMITTEE
Committee recommends pay
raises. 9/29/05 pA1+
Council doesn’t vote on raise.
6/29/05 pA1+
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-PERSONNEL
COMMITTEE (Continued)
No raises for mayor’s aides
without job evaluations
[letter]. 7/29/05 pA10
Panel kills merit-based pay
hike bid. 8/25/05 pA3+
Panel to re-review pay hike.
9/15/05 pA3+
Panel to talk managers' pay
hikes. 8/24/05 pA3+
10/12/05 pA3+
Raise hike hearing tonight.
6/20/05 pA1+
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-PLAN REVIEW
COMMITTEE
Pepperidge Farm session
attempts to answer concerns.
6/24/05 pA1+
Pepperidge luxury plan eyed by
panel as vote draws near.
7/15/05 pA3+
Pepperidge plans OK'd.
7/21/05 pA1+
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-PLANNING
COMMITTEE
10/14/05 pA10
10/12/05 pA1+
pA3+
Harbor study glides through
pA3
Harbor study goes to council
Lone budget speaker urges city
park inventory. 4/1/05 pA3+
Panel slices a little more from
$10.1 M capital budget.
4/8/05 pA1+
POKO the likely pick for Isaacs
St. development. 9/3/05 pA3+
Touring Norwalk Mid-Harbor:
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA1+
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-PUBLIC HEALTH
AND WELFARE
COMMITTEE
Health committee still wrestling
with merger proposal.
6/24/05 pA1+
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-PUBLIC SAFETY
AND EMERGENCY
PREPAREDNESS
COMMITTEE
Agency looks to shore up
disaster response. 11/26/05
pA1+
City officials say they’re
prepared for the worst.
9/10/05 pA1+
pA1+
Council seeks response
system. 9/9/05 pA1+
2/12/05 pA1+
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-PUBLIC WORKS
COMMITTEE
Committee endorses traffic
light study. 3/2/05 pA1+
Committee OKs bridge
agreement. 2/2/05 pA1+
Contract revision dumps flat
fee for ton-based charges.
3/3/05 pA3+
Higher tipping fees to fund
special waste site [photo].
6/23/05 pA3+
Route 7 light cost runs deep.
10/5/05 pA3+
Tree contract recommended.
5/4/05 pA3+
NORWALK-COMMON
COUNCIL-ZONING
COMMITTEE
183
NORWALK COMMUNITY
CHORALE
Norwalk Chorale should take
bow [letter]. 6/28/05 pA6
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
Academic Festival to hit the
road. 4/7/05 pA1+
African beats [photo with
In brief: Accountants honor
Norwalk students. 5/13/05
pA19
Charitable donations down at
NCC in 2004. 3/4/05 pA3+
2/25/05 pA3+
Committee to document NCC
history [photo]. 6/26/05 pA3+
Community college students,
revered coach are winners
[edit]. 5/21/05 pA10
‘CSI Norwalk’ is not a new TV
crime show. 5/24/05 pA3+
With focus on diversity,
Levinson receives praise
[photo]. 4/3/05 pA1+
Health fair at NCC covers all
ages, aspects of life [photo].
6/13/05 pA3+
Irish artist featured in NCC
exhibit. 7/10/05 pA1
pA1+
Making young patients feel
better [photo with caption].
1/27/05 pC5
NCC, Gibbs focus on
marketable skills for students.
2/23/05 pB2+
NCC celebrates diversity of
world’s cultures, languages.
10/18/05 pA3+
NCC chief warns of cutbacks
[photo]. 3/15/05 pA3+
NCC eyes new satellite
campus. 2/9/05 pA1+
NCC honors women of
pA3+
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE (Continued)
NCC receives 'dream' grant of
$400,000. 8/24/05 pA3
NCC students collect books,
food for needy. 5/19/05 pA3
NCC writers’ conference to
offer inspiration, tips from
pros. 10/15/05 pA4
NCC’s Voice being heard.
10/19/05 pA3+
News briefs: NCC inks
agreement on special
courses. 9/3/05 pA3
Norwalk college expands
weekend course offerings.
1/11/05 pA1+
Online course at NCC to
examine issue of race.
2/11/05 pA1+
Rhythms rock NCC campus.
2/23/05 pA3+
8/4/05 pC3+
[photo]. 11/11/05 pA3+
University of Phoenix to ground
itself in Norwalk. 7/3/05 pA1+
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGEADMINISTRATION
NCC chief's welcoming
planned for April 2 [photo].
3/7/05 pA1+
NCC hires former speaker
Moira Lyons. 11/8/05 pA3+
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE-BASEBALL
pA11
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE-CENTER FOR
HEALTH AND SCIENCE
pA3
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE-CHILD
DEVELOPMENT LAB
SCHOOL
K. 8/26/05 pA3+
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE-COLLEGE FOR
KIDS
College for Kids classes start
June 27. 6/13/05 pA1+
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE-DESI CLUB
3/4/05 pA3+
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE-EVERETT
BAKER LIBRARY
NCC exhibit sheds light on
Jewish history in the county.
9/18/05 pA3
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE-GRADUATION
Genius2: Twins do a lot of
things together, including
excelling academically
[photo]. 5/29/05 pA3+
far — 733 [photo]. 5/20/05
pA1+
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE-LIFETIME
LEARNERS INSTITUTE
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA3+
Life Learners says thanks:
Institute holds lunch for those
who help [photo]. 5/18/05
pA3+
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE-NURSING CLUB
NCC future nurses, school
mentors win week's bouquets
[edit]. 1/15/05 pA10
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE-SCHOLARSHIP
pC2
184
Norwalk Community College
gala grosses $900K. 11/8/05
pA3+
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE-WOMEN'S
CENTER
NCC women's center faces
uncertain future. 12/7/05 pA1+
NORWALK COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTER
[edit]. 11/12/05 pA12
5/20/05 pA1+
pA1+
Mayor, officials keep doors
open at health center [letter].
11/10/05 pA8
On a sultry summer day, health
fair is hot ticket [photo].
6/11/05 pA1+
NORWALK COMMUNITY
SOCCER CLUB
(ORGANIZATION)
pA13
NORWALK-CONSERVATION
COMMISSION
Commission approves Merritt
River project. 7/13/05 pA4
Condo groups appeal
Pepperidge approval. 7/16/05
pA3+
Conservation panel wants
more buffers by apartments.
5/26/05 pA3+
2nd hearing called on
Pepperidge. 4/13/05 pA3+
Pepperidge hearing a go
despite objection. 4/27/05
pA1+
Pepperidge housing application
7/15/05 pA3+
NORWALK-CONSERVATION
COMMISSION (Continued)
Wetlands test approved by
Conservation Commission.
5/25/05 pA1+
NORWALK COURTHOUSE
Bomb threat clears state
courthouses. 12/3/05 pA1+
Cops charge kickboxer for
kicking court door. 7/15/05
pA9
NORWALK-CUSTOMER
SERVICE CENTER
8/18/05 pA3+
Customer service concept
deserves adequate testing
[edit]. 12/28/05 pA12
Moccia: Service center will
stay. 12/27/05 pA1+
NORWALK-DEMOCRATIC
TOWN COMMITTEE
made. 7/22/05 pA12
7/22/05 pA1+
9/13/05 pA1
NORWALK-ECONOMIC
CONDITIONS
Economists, others says
schools play a key role.
2/22/05 pA3+
Education, housing, transit
keys to maintaining growth
[photo]. 2/23/05 pB9
Knopp: A 'city on the rise'
[photo]. 2/23/05 pB6
State’s minority owned
pC6+
NORWALK ECONOMIC
OPPORTUNITY INC. SEE
NEON
NORWALK-EDUCATION,
BOARD OF
Arbitration panel finalizes
teachers' pact. 11/5/05 pA1+
[photo]. 10/17/05 pA1+
Article highlights lack of focus
on priorities [letter]. 10/21/05
pA10
Assistant principals working on
grades. 2/2/05 pA3+
Board of Education selects new
officers. 11/23/05 pA1+
Board wants smaller classes.
10/7/05 pA1+
Board weighs policy on
awarding credit for college
courses. 1/3/05 pA3
City's school nurses win award
for health poster. 7/19/05
pA3+
Council, miffed by teachers'
11/11/05 pA1+
made. 7/22/05 pA12
Ed. board candidates face off
at forum [photo]. 10/27/05
pA1+
Ed board OKs pact. 6/15/05
pA3+
Ed board taps 3 deans in
GOP paved way for Democratdominated board. 11/10/05
pA3+
Kimmel says new post brings
him closer to people [photo].
9/6/05 pA3+
Kimmel seeks Cole's seat on
ed board. 3/30/05 pA1+
Kimmel to run for seat on ed
board [photo]. 2/12/05 pA1+
Murray to lead school board.
1/5/05 pA1+
11/17/05 pA3+
News briefs: Schools lunch
price policy announced.
9/1/05 pA3
Norwalk ed board OKs new
hires, resignations. 7/22/05
pA3
1/26/05 pA10
185
Racial imbalance topic of info
Roton improvement plan set.
9/29/05 pA1+
Roton renovation gets thumbs
up. 10/7/05 pA1+
[letter]. 6/7/05 pA10
School board member quits.
3/16/05 pA1+
plans. 2/16/05 pA1+
School board supports state
NCLB lawsuit. 9/7/05 pA1+
School board wastefully
spends funds other
departments need [letter].
1/4/05 pA6
11/10/05 pA3+
NORWALK-EDUCATION,
BOARD OF-BUDGET
Board loves to spend our
money [letter]. 10/31/05 pA10
11/18/05 pA3+
Corda: Fewer retirements a
budget worry. 2/17/05 pA1+
Corda grilled on schools
performance. 1/14/05 pA1+
Corda seeks 5 percent budget
boost. 3/3/05 pA1+
Council returns $550K to
school board. 9/14/05 pA1+
Ed. board forecasts positive
Ed. board offers budget
proposals. 12/7/05 pA1+
Education budget a lump of
coal in our stocking? [edit].
12/21/05 pA12
Meeting the needs [letter].
10/22/05 pA12
pA3
NORWALK-EDUCATION,
BOARD OF-BUDGET
(Continued)
Norwalk schools end year
$300,000 in black. 8/17/05
pA3+
Norwalk schools get $190,000
in federal grants. 1/7/05 pA3+
budget ?s. 1/12/05 pA1+
Online costs: Technology's
price under study [photo].
12/31/05 pA1+
Parents: Increase NHS project
budget. 4/6/05 pA1+
determine city's future
[column]. 9/13/05 pA10
Rising energy costs to impact
school budget. 9/1/05 pC4
School board budget was a
fraud — does mayor care?
[letter]. 6/10/05 pA10
Schools budget reconciliation
OK’d. 5/18/05 pA1
Suit may provide needed
pressure on school funding
[edit]. 11/23/05 pA12
NORWALK EDUCATION
FOUNDATION
check for $30,126. 9/17/05
pA3+
GE gets generous with
education foundation. 11/9/05
pA3+
Gude loves 'tense freedom' of
running foundation. 8/18/05
pA1+
Norwalk businesses think big
on education. 10/6/05 pC1+
3/22/05 pA3+
[photo]. 12/15/05 pA3+
Teachers overcome fear of
computers. 5/5/05 pC3+
NORWALK-EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT, OFFICE OF
Local officials: Evacuation ‘out
of question’; Norwalk to take
part in disaster simulation
drill. 9/14/05 pA1+
NORWALK EMERGENCY
SHELTER
donates carnival plot. 5/14/05
pA18
Clients slam shelter conditions
[photo]. 8/8/05 pA1+
Dinner, action to support
homeless shelter. 4/11/05
pA3+
Golf tourney benefits shelter
pA3
A holiday tradition continues
pC3
[photo]. 1/16/05 pA1
Life is a carnival [photo with
NCC students collect books,
food for needy. 5/19/05 pA3
Shelter does good job despite
tough circumstances [letter].
8/17/05 pA10
Shelter residents charged in
death of homeless man.
6/7/05 pA3+
Shelter’s needs don’t take the
summer off. 7/17/05 pA1+
[photo]. 11/24/05 pA3+
Soup kitchen vols, poster
artists win bouquets [edit].
11/19/05 pA12
[photo]. 4/29/05 pA3+
NORWALK-ENERGY
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
NORWALK-ESTIMATE &
TAXATION, BOARD OF
BET hears dept. head budget
BET OKs funds for officers in
high schools. 9/7/05 pA1+
186
BET OKs more funds to
upgrade SoNo lighting.
10/6/05 pA3+
BET starts budget review.
1/24/05 pA1+
Board of Estimate to eye
school salaries. 12/17/05
pA1+
Board OKs drainage
assessment. 9/7/05 pA3+
8/18/05 pA3+
City will reimburse registrars for
fines, legal fees. 12/7/05 pA5
Cops in schools a welcome
idea - with concerns [edit].
9/13/05 pA10
Corda: Fewer retirements a
budget worry. 2/17/05 pA1+
Council OKs 3 new members
for tax board. 12/14/05 pA1+
Extra summer jobs take aim at
graffiti. 5/3/05 pA3+
$200K OK'd for Webster lot
Knopp: Taxes will rise about
3.5 percent. 3/17/05 pA1+
$10.1M capital budget sent on
to council. 3/17/05 pA1+
$88.1M projected for school
salaries. 12/20/05 pA1+
Norwalk budget proposal up
5.7%. 3/01/05 pA1+
for SoNo. 10/4/05 pA1+
Operating budget up $150 per
Norwalker. 4/5/05 pA1+
NORWALK-FACILITIES
CONSTRUCTION
COMMISSION
Drawings sought for NHS
overhaul. 8/4/05 pA1+
$445K OK’d for boilers at
Marvin. 7/7/05 pA1+
pA4
Parents feel snubbed after
building panel meets without
them. 8/5/05 pA5
9/29/05 pA1+
NORWALK-FACILITIES
CONSTRUCTION
Roton renovation gets thumbs
up. 10/7/05 pA1+
NORWALK FEDERATION OF
TEACHERS
(ORGANIZATION)
10/7/05 pA1+
Council, miffed by teachers’
11/11/05 pA1+
1/26/05 pA10
11/10/05 pA3+
NORWALK-FINANCE DEPT.
over $679,000. 3/17/05 pA3+
NORWALK-FIRE
COMMISSION
Fire Dept. to develop strategic
plan. 6/16/05 pA3
NORWALK-FIRE DEPT.
4 new firefighters hired. 7/6/05
pA1+
About 30 vie for fire chief.
1/12/05 pA1+
pA1+
City, Rowayton fire chiefs seek
to ease tensions between
their departments. 9/16/05
pA6
City leaders should consider
Norwalkers when hiring
[letter]. 5/11/05 pA10
[letter]. 4/29/05 pA12
City's dilemma: providing
12/9/05 pA10
pA10
[photo]. 2/22/05 pA1+
Fire department gets $60,000
grant. 9/23/05 pA3+
Fire Dept., ed board present
budgets. 2/2/05 pA1+
10/11/05 pA3+
Fire Dept. to develop strategic
plan. 6/16/05 pA3
Firefighters’ aid appreciated
[letter]. 10/8/05 pA12
9/17/05 pA10
Firefighters found grants to
improve service to city [letter].
10/13/05 pA10
Firefighters to take reins of
grant process. 11/4/05 pA4
2/12/05 pA1+
A frameful of memories:
Former fire chief’s portrait to
hang at station [photo].
4/14/05 pA3+
5/12/05 pA3+
4/2/05 pA1+
Hiring next chief from outside a
slap at Norwalk's firefighters
New chief, new gear: Good
news for NFD [edit]. 5/17/05
pA10
A new chief in town: McCarthy
official as Norwalk fire chief
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA1+
Next fire chief should come
from within department
[letter]. 3/28/05 pA10
Norwalk fire chief candidates
narrowed down to three.
3/11/05 pA1+
Norwalk Fire Department calls
rise by 8 percent in 2004.
1/15/05 pA3+
Norwalk firefighters deserve to
feel appreciated [letter].
10/12/05 pA10
Norwalk ranks high in response
time of firefighters [edit].
2/8/05 pA6
187
6/24/05 pA10
Officials, friends salute retired
Norwalk fire chief. 4/30/05
pA3
10/10/05 pA3+
pA4
7/12/05 pA1+
fixup. 10/22/05 pA1+
Proud to have served with
Bravest [letter]. 5/30/05 pA10
Shame on the mayor [letter].
4/13/05 pA12
Study: Norwalk Fire Dept.
should respond first. 1/12/05
pA1+
Teens in program help keep
Volk fire station shipshape.
7/13/05 pA4
Wheels turning on Volk station
renovation plan. 6/9/05 pA3+
2/4/05 pA1+
NORWALK FIREFIGHTERS
ASSOCIATION LOCAL 830
pA10
Bullying won't work, Mr. Mayor
[letter]. 10/31/05 pA10
pA1+
City, fire union to resume talks
Monday. 11/24/05 pA1+
10/6/05 pA8
pA6
NORWALK FIREFIGHTERS
ASSOCIATION LOCAL 830
(Continued)
pA1+
10/11/05 pA3+
Fire union protest today.
3/21/05 pA1
Firefighters, city agree, and
that’s long overdue [edit].
7/1/05 pA10
9/17/05 pA10
[photo]. 10/5/05 pA1+
Firefighters reject contract in
vote. 9/15/05 pA1+
Firefighters respond to mayor
on contract talks [letter].
4/14/05 pA8
Firefighters unfairly politicized
negotiations [letter]. 12/11/05
pC8
vu all over again
Knopp blames union for delays.
3/22/05 pA1+
Knopp's comments about
firefighters off base [letter].
10/23/05 pC8
Mayor disrespected firefighters
at council meeting [letter].
6/19/05 pC8
firefighters' contract [letter].
10/8/05 pA12
11/7/05 pA10
11/29/05 pA1+
Norwalk firefighters plan
protest today. 10/4/05 pA1+
Proud to have served with
Bravest [letter]. 5/30/05 pA10
Sibling protest [photo with
11/9/05 pA1+
NORWALK-FIRST TAXING
DISTRICT
District will give water data to
city. 4/12/05 pA1+
DPW seeks water use data
from 1st Dist. 1/14/05 pA1+
NORWALK GRASSROOTS
TENNIS
A big day for Norwalk
Grassroots Tennis [photo
NORWALK GUARDIANS
ASSOCIATION
Early bouquets order of the day
— no brickbats [edit].
12/23/05 pA6
NORWALK HARBOR
City signs contract for dredging
work. 6/30/05 pA3+
study. 5/16/05 pA1+
Dead fish odor may hurt
business [letter]. 9/13/05
pA10
Harbor dredging finally gets
Harbor study gives Norwalk
guidelines for future growth
[edit]. 5/18/05 pA10
Harbor study glides through
pA3
Harbor study goes to council
Meeting to focus on harbor
waters, dredging. 11/2/05
pA3+
Policing Norwalk’s waters:
[photo]. 8/8/05 pA1+
Still waters run deep: Harbor in
use year round for
commerce, research and fun
[photo]. 2/11/05 pA1+
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA1+
188
Wheels of bureaucracy finally
turn for harbor [edit]. 7/1/05
pA10
NORWALK-HARBOR
MANAGEMENT
COMMISSION
Council approves federal
disposal cells for dredging.
12/14/05 pA3+
Norwalk panel sees proposed
park changes. 7/28/05 pA3+
NORWALK HARBOR
SPLASH FESTIVAL
About 4K people attend
Norwalk Splash! festival.
6/6/05 pA11
chowder from local
pA1+
NORWALK-HEALTH DEPT.
Flu-shot program starts today
in Norwalk. 11/1/05 pA3+
Health fair puts info into
senior's hands [photo].
4/10/05 pA3+
Local health dept., national
AIDS data clash. 2/16/05
pA1+
Meetings set on proposed
Norwalk-New Canaan health
district. 6/8/05 pA1+
Norwalk Health Dept. urges
'safer' sex methods. 2/16/05
pA5
NorWALKER program grows.
1/31/05 pA3
[photo]. 10/7/05 pA1+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL
3 Norwalk students accused of
shooting BB gun at peers.
9/27/05 pA1+
Coverage of negative events
not reflective of NHS [letter].
11/29/05 pA6
Dress code a problem facing
NHS. 12/8/05 pA1+
[photo]. 6/7/05 pA3+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL
(Continued)
evacuation of NHS
Hour ignores accomplishments
of NHS students [letter].
12/4/05 pC8
[photo]. 8/1/05 pA13+
change. 12/15/05 pA1+
NHS cogeneration mulled.
9/9/05 pA3+
NHS dress code discussions a
healthy sign [edit]. 12/12/05
pA10
enough. 2/16/05 pA5
NHS parents push for extra aid.
4/14/05 pA1+
NHS project called
NHS student faces sex-assault
charge. 1/1/05 pA1+
budget. 4/6/05 pA1+
them. 8/5/05 pA5
11/3/05 pA1+
Positive events at NHS
overshadowed by fight
[letter]. 11/8/05 pA6
School violence demands
quick, strong response [edit].
11/8/05 pA6
pA4
[photo]. 4/22/05 pB1+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLALUMNI
5 more names to be added to
Norwalk High School Wall of
Honor. 8/22/05 pA4
5 more Norwalk High School
alums named to wall of
honor. 9/16/05 pA6
1937 NHS classmates mark
68th reunion. 5/12/05 pC4
7/15/05 pA3+
1955 Norwalk High School
class honors classmates.
9/15/05 pC5
Andrew Whyte proved his
creativeness during and after
Sikorsky tenure [photo].
9/28/05 pA3+
pA3+
Class can’t wait until next
reunion. 9/22/05 pC3+
9/11/05 pA3+
8/15/05 pA3+
pA3+
Classmate's generosity creates
60th reunion to remember
[photo]. 8/21/05 pA3+
pA4
Five to be added to Norwalk
High School wall. 8/19/05 pA4
Local businesses earn thanks
for help with NHS 50th
reunion [letter]. 10/8/05 pA12
Many class members at
reunion still live in Norwalk
area. 9/18/05 pA9
Members of Norwalk High’s
Class of 1950 an
accomplished bunch [photo].
9/20/05 pA4
Minister’s message: sex is
simply divine [photo]. 9/27/05
pA3+
NHS 1955 class on the lookout
for classmates. 8/4/05 pC3
NHS alumni honoree grateful
for recognition [letter].
10/9/05 pC8
189
pA3+
[photo]. 9/12/05 pA3+
NHS ‘golden’ class reuniting
this weekend. 9/10/05 pA3
NHS grad made his mark on
the world [photo]. 9/30/05
pA3+
NHS honorees, Woman’s Club
get bouquets [edit]. 7/16/05
pA10
NHS Wall of Honor picks to be
announced today. 7/14/05
pA3+
Norwalk High class marks 65
years [photo]. 8/10/05 pA3+
12/9/05 pA9
Norwalk High School Class of
8/11/05 pC3
Reunion article did not mention
caterer's name [letter].
8/25/05 pA8
Road to success full of detours
[photo]. 9/26/05 pA3+
Wall of Honor adds 5 names
[photo]. 10/3/05 pA3+
War made class of '45 adults
quickly [photo]. 8/22/05 pA3+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
175 years of dedication: NHS
alumni group names 5 to
Teacher Honor Roll [photo].
3/7/05 pA3+
NHS alumni association
awards $24,000 in
pA3+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLAWARDS
NHS senior lauded for fighting
spirit. 5/26/05 pA3+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLBASEBALL
Bears open state tourney with
victory over Prep. 6/1/05
pA13+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLBASEBALL (Continued)
BMHS to play on a diamond in
the rough [photo]. 4/21/05
pA11
5/5/05 pA11+
Cards blank Bears. 5/19/05
pA11+
[photo]. 4/7/05 pA11+
Norwalk 4. 4/30/05 pA14
H.S. Roundup: Eighth-inning
rally lifts Norwalk baseball
over Trumbull. 4/29/05 pA20
Bridgeport Central 1. 4/19/05
pA14
Warde 2. 4/21/05 pA16
Ludlowe 3. 5/17/05 pA15
Harding 1. 5/12/05 pA13
Bassick 4. 5/3/05 pA16
Darien 1. 5/7/05 pA15
Norwalk 7 (8 ). 4/16/05 pA16
H.S. Roundup: Sullivan, Bruno
lead Bears to first victory of
campaign. 4/12/05 pA15
win [photo]. 4/13/05 pA15+
Norwalk baseball turns nailbiter
into rout. 4/26/05 pB1+
[photo]. 5/21/05 pA13+
pA13+
pA9+
4/10/05 pB1+
Trumbull nips NHS in a classic.
6/3/05 pA13+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLBASKETBALL-BOYS
Hatters handle Norwalk.
1/26/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: Bassick 71,
Norwalk 68. 1/29/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Bunnell 57,
Norwalk 44. 12/29/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: Fairfield Warde
45, Norwalk 43. 1/13/05 pA13
Norwalk 57. 2/12/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: McElveen leads
Bears to victory. 1/19/05 pA15
Trumbull 48. 1/22/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk drops
opener. 12/15/05 pA13
third win in row. 2/22/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: St.Joseph 72,
Norwalk 36. 1/5/05 pA15
NHS boys head for state
12/31/05 pB1+
[photo]. 2/5/05 pA13+
2/24/05 pA9+
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA9+
12/17/05 pA15+
[photo]. 12/21/05 pA15+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLBASKETBALL-GIRLS
H.S. Roundup: Central 57,
Norwalk 54. 1/8/05 pA15
Norwalk 38. 1/26/05 pA15
67, Norwalk 43. 1/13/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: NHS girls
eliminated. 3/3/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk 45, St.
Joseph 42. 1/5/05 pA15
Ludlowe 33. 2/17/05 pA14
Greenwich 47. 12/15/05 pA13
Darien 49. 2/5/05 pA15
Stamford 38. 2/15/05 pA11
190
Bassick 56. 1/29/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk back
on track with win over Rams.
12/29/05 pA13
beat Ludlowe. 12/13/05 pA13
clinch states; McMahon boys
upset St. Joseph. 2/12/05
pA15
down Wilton for 4th straight
win. 12/17/05 pA17
Norwalk 39. 1/22/05 pA15
Norwalk 53. 1/19/05 pA15
12/8/05 pA11+
[photo]. 1/14/05 pA13+
Twins lead Barlow to victory
against Norwalk. 12/28/05
pA15+
Unbeaten Staples hands
Norwalk first loss. 12/21/05
pA15+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLCHEERLEADING
[photo]. 2/6/05 pA1+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLCROSS-COUNTRY
RUNNING-BOYS
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk goes 21. 9/21/05 pA15
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLCROSS-COUNTRY
RUNNING-GIRLS
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk goes 21. 9/21/05 pA15
A long ride for naught for NHS
girls [photo]. 11/1/05 pA13
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLFIELD HOCKEY
[photo]. 9/9/05 pA13+
[photo]. 11/16/05 pA15+
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA13+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLFIELD HOCKEY (Continued)
H.S. Roundup: Mintz' goal
gives Norwalk field hockey
team first win. 9/24/05 pA18
H.S. Roundup: New Milford 1,
Norwalk 0. 9/20/05 pA11
Darien 0. 10/20/05 pA13
Westbrook 0. 10/18/05 pA11
Ludlowe 0. 9/28/05 pA17
Danbury 2. 9/30/05 pA16
hockey nets FCIAC fifth seed.
10/29/05 pA17
hockey nips Eagles. 10/23/05
pB6
Norwalk 0. 9/16/05 pA15
Norwalk 1, OT. 10/7/05 pA17
[photo]. 10/16/05 pB1+
Norwalk surges into semifinals.
11/12/05 pA15+
10/30/05 pB1+
[photo]. 9/22/05 pA11+
A stroke of good fortune for
Lady Bears. 11/10/05 pA11+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLFOOTBALL
years. 11/23/05 pA15+
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA13+
[photo]. 9/1/05 pA9+
[photo]. 10/9/05 pB1+
10/2/05 pB1+
Bears honor fallen teammate
[photo]. 11/23/05 pA15+
Bears top Westhill to end their
slide. 11/5/05 pA15+
[photo]. 9/17/05 pA13+
11/12/05 pA15+
Getting ready to go [photo with
Norwalk bounces back with win
over Harding. 9/25/05 pB1+
Norwalk decked by Cards.
10/30/05 pB1+
Norwalk looks to keep
momentum going against
pB1+
Sawyer steps up [photo].
10/14/05 pA13+
[photo]. 10/23/05 pB1+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLGOLF
[photo]. 5/4/05 pA13+
Norwalk 157. 4/29/05 pA20
Darien 153; Darien 153,
McMahon 186. 5/19/05 pA13
Central 210. 5/3/05 pA16
Stamford 162. 5/10/05 pA15
Trinity 179. 4/8/05 pA15
St. Joseph 190. 5/18/05 pA15
Westhill 176. 4/13/05 pA17
Ludlow 185. 5/26/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk boys
golf edges New Canaan.
4/27/05 pB4
Norwalk 165. 5/13/05 pA15
Norwalk 179. 5/25/05 pA15
Norwalk 15th in Division I golf
Talented trio has NHS golf
aiming high [photo]. 5/5/05
pA11+
191
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLGRADUATION
371 Norwalk High seniors
graduate: Rain fails to
dampen spirits [photo].
6/23/05 pA1+
Cleanup brings students
together. 6/19/05 pA1+
Community played big part in
NHS post-grad party [letter].
7/5/05 pA10
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLGYMNASTICS
A cut above: All-Area
Gymnastics [photo]. 4/1/05
pA13+
H.S. Roundup: Gymnastics.
2/5/05 pA15, 1/7/05 pA14
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk
111.55, New Canaan 88.3.
2/3/05 pA12
Norwalk 111.25. 1/28/05 pA15
[photo]. 2/10/05 pA16
[photo]. 1/21/05 pA13+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLHOCKEY
[photo]. 12/24/05 pA15+
H.S. Roundup: Bears down
Cardinals. 2/3/05 pA12
2/8/05 pA11
Norwalk 0. 2/15/05 pA11
Norwalk 0. 1/30/05 pB3
Barlow 0. 2/6/05 pB2
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk 13, St.
Joseph 5. 12/31/05 pB3
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk's
balanced attack ices victory
against Barlow. 1/9/05 pB8
6, Norwalk/Brien McMahon 1.
1/16/05 pB7
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLHOCKEY (Continued)
[photo]. 2/10/05 pA11+
12/29/05 pA11+
12/27/05 pA18
Warriors collect victory over
Bears. 1/13/05 pA11+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLINDOOR TRACKATHLETICS
claim wins: Staples boys take
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLLACROSSE-BOYS
Cardinals too strong for
Norwalk [photo]. 4/10/05 pB1+
Closing in on a milestone
[photo]. 4/16/05 pA13+
[photo]. 4/15/05 pA13+
13, NHS 6. 6/3/05 pA17
lacrosse rolls in final tune-up
for Norwalk. 5/10/05 pA15
12, Norwalk 9. 4/6/05 pA13
Danbury 3. 5/21/05 pA15
Guilford 1. 5/25/05 pA15
Newtown 9. 5/18/05 pA15
Warde 4. 4/27/05 pB4
lacrosse wins again. 4/22/05
pA13
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk Lax
hitting its stride. 4/24/05 pB6
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk laxmen
rebound with victory over
Stamford. 5/4/05 pA15
first lacrosse win. 4/13/05
pA17
[photo]. 4/20/05 pA13+
[photo]. 6/15/05 pA13+
[photo]. 9/21/05 pA13+
5/15/05 pB1+
Norwalk doused by Wave.
5/28/05 pA15+
Norwalk laxmen fall to Somers
[photo]. 5/8/05 pB3
Turning the Corner: Staples
working its way back to
respectability [photo]. 4/30/05
pA11+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLLACROSSE-GIRLS
Norwalk 0. 5/4/05 pA15
Norwalk 1. 5/18/05 pA15
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA13+
4/23/05 pA13+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL
MARCHING BEARS SEE
MARCHING BANDSNORWALK; NORWALK
HIGH SCHOOL-MUSIC
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLMUSIC
All who work on NHS musical
deserve respect [letter].
5/6/05 pA10
pA1+
Congratulations for great ‘Les
Mis’ production [letter].
5/18/05 pA10
French toast for ‘Les Miz’
[letter]. 5/20/05 pA10
Marching along with the Bears
pC4
contest
[photo]. 11/1/05 pA1+
NHS band members make city
of Norwalk proud [letter].
6/8/05 pA10
NHS Bears win a spot in bowl
pregame show [photo].
1/1/05 pA1+
Norwalk High band wins
conference title. 11/17/05
pA1+
192
[photo]. 4/2/05 pA3+
Who authorized $62,000 spent
on rights for musical? [letter].
5/4/05 pA10
Young thespians at high
schools bouquet winners
[edit]. 4/30/05 pA8
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLROTC
[photo]. 10/10/05 pA1+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLRUGBY
5/22/05 pB1+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLSCHOLARSHIPS
NHS alumni association
awards $24,000 in
pA3+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLSOCCER-BOYS
[photo]. 9/27/05 pB1+
Cenatiempo ready to take the
next step [photo]. 4/20/05
pA13
H.S. Roundup: Bears roll to
victory over Wave. 10/26/05
pA15
H.S. Roundup: Fraioli’s goal
keeps Norwalk boys soccer
unbeaten. 10/7/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Fraioli’s hat
trick lifts Norwalk boys soccer
over Wilton. 10/22/05 pA18
Ludlowe 0. 9/14/05 pA17
pA15
Trinity Catholic 0. 10/1/05
pA15
Harding 1. 9/22/05 pA14
pA13+
[photo]. 10/12/05 pA13+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLSOCCER-BOYS (Continued)
11/9/05 pA9+
[photo]. 11/3/05 pA11+
[photo]. 9/16/05 pA13+
[photo]. 10/15/05 pA13+
11/11/05 pA13+
Unbeaten Bears spoil
McGibney’s return. 10/18/05
pA9+
Vikings hand Bears first defeat
of season. 10/20/05 pA11+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLSOCCER-GIRLS
[photo]. 10/25/05 pA15+
Norwalk 0. 10/4/05 pA15
Ludlowe 5, Norwalk 0.
10/15/05 pA16
7, Norwalk 0. 9/25/05 pB3
Norwalk 0. 9/15/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: NHS girls fall in
finale. 11/3/05 pA14
10/19/05 pA17
Norwalk 0. 10/21/05 pA15
Norwalk 0. 10/8/05 pA17
soccer downs Norwalk to
break into win column.
9/23/05 pA16
8, Norwalk 0. 10/6/05 pA13
Norwalk 0. 10/28/05 pA16
[photo]. 10/11/05 pA13+
Soccer community rallies
around Cohen. 1/7/05 pA11+
9/21/05 pA13+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLSOFTBALL
Bears blank Wilton. 5/21/05
pA13+
[photo]. 5/29/05 pB1+
Bears knock off top-seeded
Black Knights. 5/27/05 pA13+
[photo]. 5/7/05 pA13+
Heartbreak loss for the Lady
H.S. Roundup: Aloise shuts out
St. Joseph [photo]. 4/16/05
pA16
H.S. Roundup: Aloise twirls twohitter to lead Bears to victory.
4/14/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: NHS softball
bounces back. 4/30/05 pA14
Staples 0. 4/10/05 pB3
Trinity 1. 4/12/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk 6, New
Canaan 0. 5/5/05 pA13
Danbury 3. 4/6/05 pA13
Warde 8. 4/21/05 pA16
Bassick 0. 5/3/05 pA16
Harding 0. 5/12/05 pA13
Central 0. 4/19/05 pA14
Lady Bears’ season comes to
an end. 6/3/05 pA13+
NHS field dedicated to Ray
Barry [photo with caption].
5/17/05 pA1
[photo]. 4/23/05 pA13+
[photo]. 5/24/05 pA9+
193
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLSPORTS SEE NORWALK
HIGH SCHOOL-NAME OF
SPORT
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLSWIMMING
104, Norwalk 73. 1/13/05
pA13
[photo]. 1/8/05 pA13+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLSWIMMING-BOYS
Norwalk 75. 2/12/05 pA15
Norwalk/McMahon 43.
12/16/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Hamden 104,
Norwalk 73. 1/19/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk/Brien
McMahon 96, Fairfield 81.
2/8/05 pA11
Norwalk 65. 1/15/05 pA17
Norwalk 69. 2/3/05 pA12
[photo]. 12/17/05 pA15+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLSWIMMING-GIRLS
splash Trumbull. 10/1/05 pA15
splash Warde. 10/8/05 pA17
Norwalk 72. 10/20/05 pA13
[photo]. 10/13/05 pA13+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLTENNIS
H.S. Roundup: Bears, BMHS
complete tennis split. 5/7/05
pA15
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLTENNIS-BOYS
Central 0. 4/13/05 pA17
Norwalk 1. 4/29/05 pA20
5/3/05 pA13+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLTENNIS-GIRLS
Norwalk 0. 4/20/05 pA15
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLTENNIS-GIRLS (Continued)
net victory in finale. 5/20/05
pA15
Norwalk 1. 5/10/05 pA17
4/9/05 pA13
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA13+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLTHEATER
Costs of play covered by ticket
sales, contributions [letter].
5/9/05 pA10
Dress rehearsal: ‘Les
Miserables’ starts Friday at
NHS [photo]. 4/28/05 pA1+
Inaccurate claims hurt
students; play's royalty costs
not $62,000 [letter]. 5/5/05
pA8
NHS tackles‘Miserables’
production. 4/27/05 pA3+
[photo]. 11/15/05 pA1+
Setting the story straight on
‘Les Mis’ financing [letter].
5/6/05 pA10
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLTRACK-ATHLETICS
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk,
Staples win events. 1/16/05
pB7
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLTRACK-ATHLETICS-BOYS
pA13+
Greenwich 44; Danbury 119,
Norwalk 30; Wilton 94,
Norwalk 54. 4/8/05 pA15
Westhill 65; Norwalk 91,
St.Joseph 45; New Canaan
85, Norwalk 65. 4/26/05 pB3
Warde 60; Norwalk 123,
Bassick 11. 5/3/05 pA16
Ridgefield 50; Staples 77,
Norwalk 73; Staples 96.5,
Ridgefield 47.5. 5/17/05 pA15
Stamford 38; Norwalk 89,
Ludlowe 60; Norwalk 100,
Harding 35. 4/15/05 pA16
sweeps tri-meet. 5/10/05
pA17
Greenwich 39; Wilton 94,
Norwalk 54; Danbury 101,
Wilton 49. 4/8/05 pA15
Sports in brief: NHS 4x100
relay takes third in NE.
6/12/05 pB4
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLTRACK-ATHLETICS-GIRLS
Staples 65. 5/18/05 pA15
Westhill 37; Trumbull 71,
Norwalk 43. 5/3/05 pA16
Norwalk 44. 5/10/05 pA17
Stamford 38; Norwalk 75,
Greenwich 70. 4/26/05 pB3
Norwalk 54. 4/12/05 pA15
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLVOLLEYBALL-GIRLS
Norwalk 0. 10/12/05 pA15
3, Norwalk 1. 9/22/05 pA14
Norwalk 0. 9/17/05 pA15
Bassick 0. 10/4/05 pA15
Danbury 1. 9/27/05 pB3
Harding 0. 9/14/05 pA17
Ludlowe 2. 10/18/05 pA11
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk spikers
net second straight win.
9/16/05 pA15
Norwalk 1. 10/25/05 pA17
Norwalk 1. 10/20/05 pA13
Norwalk 0. 10/22/05 pA18
3, Norwalk 2. 10/15/05 pA16
194
Norwalk 1. 10/8/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Warriors serve
up win against Bears. 10/6/05
pA13
Norwalk 1. 9/24/05 pA18
[photo]. 10/1/05 pA13+
9/20/05 pA9+
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLWRESTLING
Bears hope to battle for spot
close to top. 2/18/05 pA13+
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA9+
How the NHS wrestling team
nearly knocked off Danbury
[photo]. 2/11/05 pA13+
Norwalk 15. 12/21/05 pA17
Norwalk 9. 2/8/05 pA11
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk defeats
Central. 1/16/05 pB7
12/24/05 pA17
NORWALK-HISTORIC
DISTRICT COMMISSION
Fodor Farm's historical value.
11/2/05 pA1+
NORWALK-HISTORICAL
COMMISSION
City demolition law
Commission calls for one year
delay for demolitions.
11/17/05 pA1+
city. 7/29/05 pA1+
Commission seeks to save
Rowayton home. 4/28/05
pA1+
Curator should report to
Historical Commission [letter].
3/15/05 pA10
9/22/05 pA1+
Developers’ lawyer gets an
earful from preservationists.
10/20/05 pA3+
NORWALK-HISTORICAL
pA1+
Former museum curator should
not be on commission [letter].
7/12/05 pA10
Gunn gets earful from
commission. 7/1/05 pA1+
Gunn’s office inspected.
7/28/05 pA1+
6/10/05 pA1+
Moratorium will give city time to
study zoning [column].
11/24/05 pA8
Norwalk history buffs hope to
win pottery plate. 8/10/05
pA1+
Norwalk Museum dispute
should not have occurred
[letter]. 6/28/05 pA6
Norwalk panel seeks to save
three houses [photo]. 2/19/05
pA3+
Norwalk's preservationists
deserve special thanks
[letter]. 11/2/05 pA10
7/6/05 pA10
Panel clings to hope of saving
Smith house. 5/6/05 pA1+
$3,100. 8/12/05 pA19
Reactions mixed on
moratorium. 11/20/05 pA1+
Residents look to save
Rowayton house [photo].
12/14/05 pA1+
pA3+
Winthrop plans draw varied
reactions. 2/24/05 pA1+
NORWALK HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
plate. 9/22/05 pA3+
relive '55 disaster at museum
pA3+
pA1+
Norwalkers encouraged to
assist Historical Society
[letter]. 3/29/05 pA6
$3,100. 8/12/05 pA19
Society still hopeful about rare
pottery. 8/20/05 pA1+
6/2/05 pA3+
6/3/05 pA3+
NORWALK-HISTORY
plate. 9/22/05 pA3+
Booklet provides fun facts
about the history of Norwalk.
10/1/05 pA1+
Bygone days at Center Junior
High remembered [letter].
8/8/05 pA10
[edit]. 9/24/05 pA12
High-water mark: Past, future
mingle at Wall Street event
[photo]. 10/16/05 pA1+
Musical provides ‘burning’ tale
of romance, Revolutionary
War. 7/8/05 pA3+
pA1+
Norwalk to commemorate
anniversary 'Flood of 1955'
[photo]. 10/13/05 pC4
[column]. 3/25/05 pA10
Society still hopeful about rare
pottery. 8/20/05 pA1+
195
The Way We Were [column
with photo]. 12/29/05 pA18,
12/22/05 pA18, 12/15/05
pA18, 12/8/05 pA18, 12/1/05
pA18, 11/24/05 pA18,
11/17/05 pC4, 11/10/05
pA18, 11/3/05 pA18,
10/27/05 pA18, 10/20/05
pA18, 10/13/05 pB9, 10/6/05
pA18, 9/22/05 pA18, 9/15/05
pB11, 9/8/05 pA16, 9/1/05
pA16, 8/25/05 pA7, 8/18/05
pA18, 8/11/05 pA16, 8/4/05
pA16, 7/28/05 pA18, 7/21/05
pA18, 7/14/05 pA18, 7/7/05
pC5+, 6/30/05 pA18, 6/16/05
pC5, 6/2/05 pA18, 5/26/05
pA17, 5/19/05 pA18, 5/12/05
pA18, 5/5/05 pA18, 4/28/05
pA5, 4/14/05 pA18, 4/7/05
pB10, 3/24/05 pA18, 3/17/05
pA18, 3/10/05 pA16, 3/3/05
pA18, 2/24/05 pA16, 2/17/05
pA16, 2/10/05 pA18, 2/3/05
pA16, 1/27/05 pA18, 1/20/05
pA18, 1/13/05 pA18
NORWALK HOSPITAL
[photo]. 12/10/05 pA3
Complementary therapies
benefit cancer patients
[letter]. 5/24/05 pA6
1/8/05 pA10
[photo]. 7/22/05 pA3+
Family gives $1M to hospital.
5/24/05 pA1+
pC5
Gift of life: Club aids hospital's
purchase of digital
mammography unit [photo].
3/10/05 pC3
NORWALK HOSPITAL
(Continued)
Hempstead answers attack on
hospital request [letter].
1/20/05 pA8
On the hospital board: Retired
Trans Lux CEO to lead
hospital board of trustees
[photo]. 2/3/05 pC3
4/8/05 pA3+
6/4/05 pA10
Hospital identifies sleeping
physician. 7/13/05 pA1+
Hospital researches insomnia
medication. 1/27/05 pA4
Hospital trustees gather [photo
Hospital wins kudos from
patient [letter]. 8/9/05 pA6
Hospital’s commuter program
lauded by feds [photo].
7/29/05 pA19+
Japanese twist added to
cancer patients' treatment.
2/2/05 pA3+
Lawyers seek name of
‘sleeping doctor.' 7/12/05
pA3+
Making young patients feel
better [photo with caption].
1/27/05 pC5
Mom-a-Thon for dads too.
5/30/05 pA1+
10/14/05 pA10
Norwalk Hospital doctor
honored for legislative
leadership efforts [photo].
8/25/05 pC3+
Norwalk Hospital offers
work. 3/3/05 pA5
Norwalk Hospital ranks high in
study. 8/24/05 pA3+
Norwalk Hospital staff eased
delivery room jitters [letter].
4/1/05 pA10
'excellent' [photo]. 12/5/05
pA1+
1/4/05 pA1+
[photo]. 5/15/05 pA1+
Plans take shape for Walk This
Way With Us [photo]. 3/24/05
pC3+
pC3
Police probe bomb threats
called in to Norwalk Hospital.
11/9/05 pA3
[photo]. 4/5/05 pA1+
A reason to celebrate [photo
Second-graders donate $4,000
to cancer center [photo].
6/5/05 pA1+
[photo]. 4/11/05 pA1+
Surgeries halted after power
outage. 8/16/05 pA1+
Thanks from grateful mom,
patient [letter]. 7/4/05 pA10
6/11/05 pA10
NORWALK HOSPITALCARDIOVASCULAR
SERVICES
Cardiac care request is a lifeand-death decision [letter].
1/26/05 pA10
Cardiac care unit denial by
state was a mistake [letter].
5/3/05 pA10
Fast-acting woman, hospital
boosters deserve bouquets
[edit]. 1/22/05 pA10
Hearing on cardiac surgery set.
1/13/05 pA1+
Hospital cardiac hearing is
today. 1/19/05 pA1
Hospital grateful for community
support on heart initiative
196
Hospital loses bid for heart
facility. 4/14/05 pA1+
Hospital rebuts critics at
cardiac hearing. 2/4/05 pA1+
Hospital's request for cardiac
program deserves support
[edit]. 1/2/05 pC6
Lives depend on hospital
cardiac care center [letter].
2/2/05 pA10
Make lives more important then
dollars [letter]. 8/13/05 pA10
Norwalk Hospital should have a
cardiac center [letter]. 4/9/05
pA10
Opponents of Norwalk cardiac
care extension speak out.
8/13/05 pA10
2/20/05 pA1+
State commission stiffs hospital
on heart procedures [edit].
4/15/05 pA10
State made a mistake by
denying cardiac care unit
[letter]. 4/26/05 pA8
pA1+
Why we need cardiac care at
Norwalk Hospital [letter].
1/3/05 pA10
NORWALK HOSPITAL
FOUNDATION
Hospital forum provides
pointers on strokes. 6/29/05
pA3
10/16/05 pA3+
NORWALK HOSPITALWOMEN'S BOARD OF
Treasure House anniversary
pC3
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
pA1+
Affordable housing increases
crime, local taxes [letter].
10/3/05 pA10
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY (Continued)
pA12
9/22/05 pA1+
Columnist’s criticism unfair to
housing authority [letter].
7/1/05 pA10
10/20/05 pA1+
10/14/05 pA10
10/12/05 pA1+
plan. 9/2/05 pA3+
Family education: Parent night
draws more than 100 [photo].
9/23/05 pA3+
Finally, housing authority is
listening to the people [letter].
10/2/05 pC6
Girl About Town
[letter]. 9/29/05 pA10
Housing authority awards
$33,000 in scholarships.
6/17/05 pA3
Housing authority puts squeeze
on tenants [column][photo].
6/26/05 pA3+
Housing might hire private eye.
9/30/05 pA1+
Krummel's remarks show
inaccuracies, stereotyping
[letter]. 9/11/05 pC8
pA3
NHA, playhouse teach students
theater skills. 10/20/05 pA3+
NHA forges ahead with illconceived condominium plan
[edit]. 10/21/05 pA10
Norwalk Reads! to collect
award for excellence. 6/28/05
pA3+
Open space best use for park
at Colonial Village [letter].
5/13/05 pA10
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA3+
Payback time coming Nov. 8
[letter]. 10/31/05 pA10
9/17/05 pA10
Scholarships available for NHA
tenants. 3/21/05 pA3
Showcasing excellence:
Learning centers recognize
students for academic
achievement [photo]. 4/28/05
pA3+
Students rewarded for
academic success. 3/7/05
pA3+
Summer programs keep area
students reaching for books
[photo]. 7/5/05 pA3+
6/10/05 pC9+
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY-COMPUTER
LEARNING CENTER
Bouquets abound for mom,
NHA, brick buyers [edit].
9/17/05 pA10
pA1+
Students getting tour of future.
3/4/05 pA3+
Studying pays off for students
in new program. 9/9/05 pA3+
NORWALK-HUMAN
RELATIONS COMMISSION
2 finalists selected for HR job.
6/7/05 pA1+
Administration asleep at the
switch [column][photo].
4/17/05 pC9
197
After 2 years, city has human
6/17/05 pA1+
Can Norwalk be ready to fill
HRC position? [edit]. 6/9/05
pA8
Human relations nominee
backs out. 2/2/05 pA1+
At last, Norwalk selects human
relations director [edit].
6/22/05 pA10
Mayor has problem filling
human relations post [letter].
3/28/05 pA10
Minister chosen as human
1/8/05 pA3+
New human relations director’s
first day a busy one [photo].
8/2/05 pA3+
NORWALK-HUMAN
SERVICES COUNCIL
Agency offers teens safe ride
home. 5/21/05 pA1+
Christmas in January: Family
Day finally arrives for
Washington Village [photo].
1/29/05 pA1+
Council buys Fair Glen for
pA1+
Drug program director’s big
gun is awareness. 12/17/05
pA3+
Experts: Youth problems, need
youth solutions. 10/12/05
pA3+
Fair Glen appeals withdrawn.
4/21/05 pA1+
4/10/05 pA9
Forum to focus on violence,
gang behavior among girls.
9/29/05 pA3+
For a good cause: HSC
expects to raise $200,000
from gala [photo]. 6/12/05
pA1+
HSC facing $182K deficit.
5/15/05 pA1+
Human Services Council
agencies voice funding
concerns. 1/5/05 pA1+
NORWALK-HUMAN
SERVICES COUNCIL
(Continued)
Human Services Council gala a
resounding success [letter].
6/18/05 pA10
Human Services Council holds
61st meeting. 12/1/05 pA4
12/2/05 pA3
Online safety talk upcoming.
10/12/05 pA1+
Opening doors to working
families: Agency steps in to
ease region's affordable
housing crunch [photo].
2/12/05 pA1+
Organization looks to honor
civic-minded youths.
11/11/05 pA1+
Report: Norwalk needy in 4
areas. 9/30/05 pA3+
Report assesses Norwalk's
needs. 1/17/05 pA1+
Session’s focus is on
pA3+
Wilms joins HSC board [photo].
7/21/05 pC3+
Youth Leadership award
winners [photo with caption].
12/22/05 pC4
NORWALK-INDUSTRIAL
ZONES COMMITTEE
State officials offer to lend
industrial hand. 1/27/05 pC1+
NORWALK-INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY DEPT.
Norwalk IT Dept. being
restructured. 1/16/05 pA1+
1/21/05 pA3+
NORWALK INTERNATIONAL
BOAT SHOW
Sailor’s delight: More than 750
craft expected at boat show
[photo]. 9/20/05 pA3
NORWALK JUNIOR
BASKETBALL
ASSOCIATION
Sixers get best of Nets. 2/19/05
pA17
Unbeaten Pacers escape
Grizzlies. 2/8/05 pA14
NORWALK JUNIOR SOCCER
ASSOCIATION
Bulldogs post hard-fought
shutout. 11/18/05 pA18
[photo]. 6/11/05 pA13+
Eagles wrap up season with
win. 7/4/05 pA15
Falcons defeat Wilton in NJSA
soccer. 7/1/05 pA17
NJSA celebrates twice [photo].
4/17/05 pB6
NJSA’s Wildcats, Tides capture
district championships
[photo]. 11/22/05 pA13
Norwalk Real SC U-14s best in
Southwest region [photo with
caption]. 11/22/05 pA13
Norwalk United U-17 boys
romp. 2/8/05 pA14
O'Reily hat trick lifts Super
Stars in NJSA soccer. 5/2/05
pA17
Tigers score big in NJSA
action. 11/15/05 pA12
NORWALK-JUVENILE COURT
NORWALK KARTING
ASSOCIATION
(ORGANIZATION)
On track for championships
pB5
NORWALK KIWANIS CLUB
Kiwanians play important role
in Norwalk Reads! [letter].
11/10/05 pA8
NORWALK LAND TRUST
Land trust unveils 2 new
initiatives. 10/12/05 pA1+
198
11/18/05 pA1+
NORWALK-LAW DEPT.
Law dept. seeks part-time
Part-time attorney gets nod.
2/14/05 pA1+
NORWALK LIONS CLUB
Lions pancake breakfast is a
roaring success [photo].
10/24/05 pA3+
More than 200 fill Lions club
dinner-dance [photo]. 2/27/05
pA1+
NORWALK-LOCAL
EMERGENCY PLANNING
COMMITTEE
Emergency planning group
studies response to industrial
accidents. 4/30/05 pA1+
NORWALK-LONG BEACH,
ADOPT A CITY PROGRAM
Norwalk ‘adopts’ hurricaneravaged city. 11/11/05 pA3+
NORWALK-MAYOR SEE
KNOPP, ALEX A.; MOCCIA,
RICHARD A.
NORWALK MENTOR
PROGRAM
Mentors will receive pat on the
back Jan. 25 [column].
1/12/05 pA10
Norwalk’s ‘Dr. Mentor’: City
program a model for others
[photo]. 11/30/05 pA3+
NORWALK MUNICIPAL
EMPLOYEE ASSOCIATION
by city. 6/22/05 pA1+
city. 7/29/05 pA1+
11/2/05 pA1+
NORWALK MUSEUM
7/6/05 pA10
Certain facts about museum
dispute overlooked [letter].
7/27/05 pA10
NORWALK MUSEUM
(Continued)
city. 7/29/05 pA1+
Dunne Hardware to be featured
in Norwalk Museum exhibit.
7/9/05 pA3
pA1+
Former museum curator should
not be on commission [letter].
7/12/05 pA10
Gunn's office inspected.
7/28/05 pA1+
6/10/05 pA1+
Museum gains legal support in
parking dispute. 3/18/05 pA1+
Museum should be brought
back to former glory [letter].
4/2/05 pA10
Museum wants spaces back.
2/25/05 pA3+
Museum’s exhibit recalls
destruction of Oct. ’55 flood
[edit]. 6/21/05 pA6
Norwalk Museum dispute
should not have occurred
[letter]. 6/28/05 pA6
7/6/05 pA10
Orris has facts garbled on
museum curator dispute
[letter]. 7/16/05 pA10
Preservation plan, part-time
aides at city museum in
budget limbo. 2/18/05 pA6
Time to act on museum curator
[letter]. 7/11/05 pA10
Visitors step back in time at
Flood of 1955 exhibit [letter].
10/7/05 pA10
7/7/05 pA1+
NORWALK-NAGAROTE
SISTER CITY PROJECT
[photo]. 10/12/05 pA1+
An intern’s eye view of life in
Nicaragua [column]. 7/2/05
pA10
Executive here for Norwalk
sister-city project [photo].
5/6/05 pA3+
Trip to sister city will be
experience of a lifetime
[letter]. 7/1/05 pA10
Young people learn
responsibility through the
Sister City Project [letter].
5/12/05 pA8
NORWALK/NEW CANAAN
HEALTH DISTRICT
by city. 6/22/05 pA1+
City leaders: Merger a ‘dead
issue.’ 12/12/05 pA1+
Council delays action on health
district merger. 6/30/05 pA3+
Council members wary of
regional health district.
6/10/05 pA1+
Critics attack merger. 6/28/05
pA1+
Health board, city officials to
discuss regional district plan.
6/20/05 pA4
Health committee still wrestling
with merger proposal.
6/23/05 pA1+
Health district merger belongs
on the shelf [edit]. 12/14/05
pA12
Health district plan lacks
compelling case to proceed
[edit]. 6/13/05 pA10
Health districts merger in limbo.
6/15/05 pA1+
Knopp seeks health district
vote delay. 6/28/05 pA1+
Meetings set on proposed
Norwalk-New Canaan health
Panel seeks more info on
health district. 5/28/05 pA1+
Questions arise over merger of
health districts. 6/22/05 pA1+
Regional health agency moves
closer to reality. 1/14/05 pA1+
199
Report: Norwalk/New Canaan
district would save money.
2/10/05 pA3+
Two-town health district: Is sole
goal more state aid? [edit].
2/16/05 pA10
NORWALK-OFFICIALS AND
EMPLOYEES
2/2/05 pA3+
An Olympian effort: Assistant
city clerk has eyes on
Spanish gold [photo]. 8/20/05
pA3+
Assistant clerk returns with
postcards, memories [photo].
9/11/05 pA1+
Budget chief tabbed as
Norwalk's employee of month
[photo]. 4/6/05 pA3+
8/18/05 pA3+
[photo]. 6/18/05 pA3
City leaders should consider
Norwalkers when hiring
[letter]. 5/11/05 pA10
pA3+
Grants position needs
immediate, careful attention
[edit]. 11/25/05 pA10
Law dept. seeks part-time
Lo chosen Norwalk’s Employee
of Month [photo]. 5/7/05 pA3+
Mayor hides behind lame
excuses [letter]. 8/12/05 pA10
Moccia outlines plans for new
grant position. 11/21/05 pA1+
[photo]. 9/14/05 pA3+
Municipal vehicle manager
fired. 5/27/05 pA4
[photo]. 11/3/05 pA10
[photo]. 8/2/05 pA1+
pA10
EMPLOYEES (Continued)
Simply the best: Norwalk
custodian tabbed top
pA1+
What’s wrong with this picture?
[letter]. 7/9/05 pA10
EMPLOYEES-SALARIES,
ETC
Blanket raises ignore work
evaluations [edit]. 1/3/05 pA10
pA1+
City employees who earned at
least $100,000 in 2004.
1/4/05 pA8
9/8/05 pA3+
Committee recommends pay
raises. 9/29/05 pA1+
Counsel weighs in on idea of
merit pay. 1/9/05 pA9
Electors from 2nd Taxing
District slash officials' pay.
11/16/05 pA1+
How much is assistant mayor
really costing taxpayers?
[letter]. 1/31/05 pA10
Is Merit Pay Merited? Some
think mayor should make top
pay. 1/9/05 pA1+
Mayor is paid enough for what
he does [letter]. 1/24/05 pA10
pA1+
No raises for mayor's aides
without job evaluations
[letter]. 7/29/05 pA10
Norwalk schools do not have a
high price tag [letter]. 12/1/05
pA8
Norwalk's top money earners.
12/30/05 pA6
Panel to re-review pay hike.
9/15/05 pA3+
Panel to talk managers' pay
hikes. 8/24/05 pA3+
10/12/05 pA3+
Police sergeant tops city’s
highest paid list. 12/30/05
pA1+
Raises without a review a bum
deal for taxpayers [letter].
9/10/05 pA10
Schools chief tops salary list again [photo]. 1/4/05 pA1+
Tax panel to begin business.
11/13/05 pA1+
What's a mayor worth in
today's political climate?
[edit]. 1/14/05 pA10
NORWALK OLD TIMERS SEE
NORWALK ATHLETIC OLD
TIMERS ASSOCIATION
NORWALK-PARKING
AUTHORITY
Authority discusses parking in
Business owners urged to
attend Webster hearing.
3/14/05 pA1+
City merchants seek relief
[photo]. 8/7/05 pA1+
City raising a crop of parking
meters [column][photo].
5/15/05 pC9
8/19/05 pA10
Norwalkers left fuming by old
parking ticket fines. 1/29/05
pA1+
Parking Authority approves
Parking authority approves
study. 10/27/05 pA1+
Parking authority $162K in red.
1/27/05 pA1+
Parking Authority OKs $2
evening flat fee. 11/17/05
pA1+
Parking Authority seeing the
light on its policies? [edit].
10/30/05 pC10
Parking changes good first step
but more needed [edit].
11/4/05 pA10
Parking changes good for now,
but what's next? [edit].
12/8/05 pA8
200
Parking lot worker arrested in
pA3+
Returning meters along Wall
Street ill-timed proposal [edit].
5/27/05 pA10
SoNo merchants say parking
fees unfair. 9/23/05 pA1+
Truce for SoNo parking battle.
11/14/05 pA1+
Webster lot time changes
NORWALK-PERSONNEL
AND LABOR RELATIONS
DEPT.
pA3+
Time to clean house in
personnel director’s office
[letter]. 10/3/05 pA10
NORWALK-PLANNING AND
ZONING COMMISSION
12/16/05 pC9+
City recommends consultant
for Oyster Shell Park plan.
8/31/05 pA3+
study. 5/16/05 pA1+
Fire Dept., ed board present
budgets. 2/2/05 pA1+
5/22/05 pC9
pA3+
No need to delay condo
moratorium as aid to planning
[edit]. 12/5/05 pA10
Panel may be lacking quorum
for action on Pepperidge
Farm. 1/11/05 pA3
pA3+
South Norwalk residents speak
on development. 7/8/05 pA3+
ZONING COMMISSION
(Continued)
Store asked for design to
improve traffic flow. 2/26/05
pA1+
SWRPA urged to keep up
Super 7 pressure. 11/3/05
pA3+
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA1+
ZONING DEPT.
pA1+
units. 11/29/05 pA1+
P&Z at work on town plan
update. 12/21/05 pA3+
NORWALK POLICE
ACTIVITIES LEAGUE
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA3+
hopes. 10/12/05 pA3+
Overdue bouquet, carpentry
class, students winners [edit].
10/15/05 pA10
PAL returns all funds to
community [column].
10/29/05 pA12
PAL urged to plan a major
block party for children.
10/25/05 pA12
NORWALK POLICE
BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION
(ORGANIZATION)
NORWALK-POLICE
COMMISSION
In the line of duty [photo with
NORWALK-POLICE
COMMISSIONERS, BOARD
OF
Police get approval for Tasers.
3/29/05 pA3+
NORWALK-POLICE DEPT.
Article was not balanced
[letter]. 11/4/05 pA11
Authorities offer merchants
advice on liquor law
compliance. 10/28/05 pA3+
Both parties can take credit for
police headquarters [letter].
7/28/05 pA8
Citizens, police must work
together to fight crime [letter].
10/22/05 pA12
Citizens can be proud of new
police headquarters [letter].
5/31/05 pA6
City gets 'gift' of new radios; a
pA13
[letter]. 4/29/05 pA12
Cold trail no problem:
Footprints in snow lead to
burglary suspect [photo].
1/7/05 pA1+
[letter]. 11/27/05 pC8
idea — with concerns [edit].
9/13/05 pA10
accord. 12/13/05 pA1+
Database to improve
emergency response.
12/15/05 pA1+
pA10
Ex-sergeant could get stripes
back. 1/4/05 pA1+
pA1+
Family offers thanks for help
from Norwalk PD [letter].
5/3/05 pA10
Feeling secure: New station
getting warm welcome
[photo]. 4/29/05 pA1+
Fingerprinting revolution:
Machine helps agencies
share info [photo]. 4/27/05
pA1+
[photo]. 2/22/05 pA1+
201
2/12/05 pA1+
5/18/05 pA1+
pA1+
pA1+
pA1+
On the lookout: Norwalk police
use cameras to monitor
pA1+
Mixed feelings over HQ move
[photo]. 5/2/05 pA1+
Moccia maps out office goals at
press open house. 11/23/05
pA3+
11/30/05 pA1+
Norwalk celebrates National
Night Out [photo]. 8/3/05
pA1+
Norwalk cop fails portion of sgt.
exam. 1/19/05 pA1+
Norwalk officer faces
suspension. 7/6/05 pA3+
Norwalk officers promoted.
3/31/05 pA1+
Norwalk picks top cop [photo].
2/23/05 pA3+
Norwalk police kept tense
situation under control [letter].
3/16/05 pA10
[photo]. 6/8/05 pA3+
Norwalk’s ‘finest’ move to new
headquarters [edit]. 1/4/05
pA1+
NORWALK-POLICE DEPT.
(Continued)
A novel concept: police officers
walking a beat [edit]. 5/31/05
pA6
pA1+
One-man foot patrol launched
on SoNo streets. 5/26/05
pA1+
Panel clears city in cop’s
dismissal. 3/22/05 pA3+
Parking space difficult to find at
new police station [letter].
5/13/05 pA10
Police, Lifeline earn apology
from grateful Norwalker
7/12/05 pA1+
3/29/05 pA3+
7/19/05 pA3
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA1+
Police outraged at suggestion
spa raid evidence planted.
2/26/05 pA3+
Police receive forfeiture funds.
5/17/05 pA3+
Police-sponsored holiday party
fuels excitement [photo].
12/11/05 pA1+
Police station benefits
businesses, residents [edit].
12/13/05 pA6
Police were just doing their job
Residents say they feel safe
despite violence. 6/17/05
pA1+
School nurses, city 'finest' trio
earn bouquets [edit]. 7/23/05
pA10
Shirts sending wrong message
in community [edit]. 10/25/05
pA12
Shop owners: Task force
making streets safer. 5/2/05
pA3+
Six honored as city’s Officers of
the Month. 4/20/05 pA3+
[photo]. 6/12/05 pA1+
Taxpayer wonders if city
spends its money wisely
[letter]. 2/16/05 pA10
pA3+
A weapon nest: Cashe of guns
found in Norwalk [photo].
4/1/05 pA1+
6/11/05 pA10
Woman plans to sue PD.
5/24/05 pA3+
NORWALK-POLICE DEPT.ANTI-CRIME TASK FORCE
Knopp, Rilling confident new
unit will stem tide of youth
Police arrest 4 in ‘hot spot’
operation. 10/20/05 pA1+
pA3+
Surveillance operation nets
three drug arrests. 7/23/05
pA3
Task force collars 2, clamps lid
on drug peddling. 4/16/05
pA1+
NORWALK-POLICE DEPT.MARINE DIVISION
Marine Division rescues three
in kayak. 8/15/05 pA1+
[photo]. 8/8/05 pA1+
8/20/05 pA10
NORWALK-POLICE DEPT.RECOVERY UNIT
8/22/05 pA1+
202
NORWALK-POLICE DEPT.SPECIAL SERVICES TASK
FORCE
2 more nabbed in drug sweep.
9/3/05 pA1+
Agent speaks to Weed and
Seed group. 7/21/05 pA1+
Barbecue honors police task
force [photo]. 10/15/05 pA1+
7/8/05 pA1+
Norwalk mayor praises special
police task force. 7/7/05 pA3
Norwalk names eight man unit
officers of month. 6/29/05 pA3
Police officers, school principal
week's winners [edit].
10/29/05 pA12
S.Norwalk raid nets narcotics,
equipment. 1/13/05 pA3+
Special Services squad
honored for crime fight.
1/13/05 pA3
Task force makes several
weekend busts. 6/21/05 pA1+
Tipster helps police get alleged
drug dealer, 'butt' good.
7/12/05 pA3
NORWALK POLICE UNION
LOCAL 1727
Police union changes leaders.
1/18/05 pA1+
Police union donates water to
hurricane victims. 9/9/05 pA6
[letter]. 11/22/05 pA6
Union aides slapped in dispute
over police OT. 8/20/05 pA1+
11/9/05 pA1+
NORWALK POP WARNER
FOOTBALL &
CHEERLEADING
(ORGANIZATION)
pA11+
All Saints School shouldn’t
‘subsidize’ Pop Warner
[letter]. 9/12/05 pA10
A day of celebration for
Norwalk Pop Warner Football
pA15
NORWALK POP WARNER
FOOTBALL &
CHEERLEADING
(ORGANIZATION)
(Continued)
Give me an A! Cheerleaders
ready for try at national title
[photo]. 12/1/05 pA3+
Norwalk Dolphins down
previously unbeaten
Seahawks. 10/25/05 pA19
Norwalk Dolphins remain
Norwalk Titans win state title
[photo]. 11/9/05 pA14
Pop Warner piece a hatchet
job, missed the point [letter].
9/4/05 pC8
Ready to go [photo with
Super Sunday comes early in
pA13+
Thanks to supporters of Pop
Warner [letter]. 8/22/05 pA10
[photo]. 10/31/05 pA13+
Titans chasing crown. 11/20/05
pB1+
Titans exorcise Demons [photo
Titans try for repeat in regional
final today [photo]. 11/25/05
pA13+
NORWALK-POPULATION
SEE CENSUS-NORWALK;
POPULATION-NORWALK
NORWALK PRESERVATION
TRUST
9/22/05 pA1+
Norwalk's preservationists
[letter]. 11/2/05 pA10
[photo]. 11/20/05 pA1+
NORWALK PUBLIC
LIBRARYSEE ALSO
SOUTH NORWALK
BRANCH LIBRARY
1,300 local kids 'catch a
dragon' by reading [photo].
8/12/05 pA1+
‘Chill Out’ program is summer
fun. 6/22/05 pA3
Council OKs $105K for
circulation desk costs.
2/23/05 pA1+
Father Frost gets warm
welcome at Russian Winter
Carnival [photo]. 1/30/05 pA3
Gotta dance! [photo with
Library to build bucks by selling
bricks for $150. 8/6/05 pA3+
5/16/05 pA1+
More parking is needed at main
library [letter]. 9/20/05 pA6
1/10/05 pA1+
Patrons score big at library
pA1+
Quintet performs at Norwalk
Library [photo with caption].
4/18/05 pA5
building community
pA3+
A 21st century gift: Book sales
proceeds to help modernize
branch library [photo].
2/10/05 pC3
[photo]. 7/5/05 pA3+
4/17/05 pA1+
Tiger magic in Norwalk: Sound
Tigers defenceman reads to
children [photo]. 2/24/05 pA3
[photo]. 11/29/05 pA3+
203
Twice the enjoyment for music
lovers [photo]. 1/17/05 pA3+
Volunteers needed for library
benefit. 4/17/05 pA3
Weekend book sale to raise
money for library system.
10/29/05 pA4
NORWALK PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
pA1+
Cities fail to meet ed law.
1/27/05 pA1+
City schools lock in heat oil
rates. 12/2/05 pA1+
City's school nurses win award
pA3+
District fills most vacancies for
next school year. 9/27/05
pA3+
Does the Norwalk public school
system measure up? [letter].
12/1/05 pA8
Economists, others says
schools play a key role.
2/22/05 pA3+
Education e-mail list coming.
1/21/05 pA3+
[letter]. 6/3/05 pA10
11/17/05 pA3+
Norwalk ed board OKs new
hires, resignations. 7/22/05
pA3
Norwalk fortunate to have
Mayor Knopp at helm [letter].
10/8/05 pA12
Norwalk schools better
equipped. 9/13/05 pA1+
Norwalk schools may hike
rents. 9/21/05 pA3+
NORWALK PUBLIC
SCHOOLS (Continued)
[photo]. 12/15/05 pA3+
Power outage affects three
Norwalk schools. 11/23/05
pA3+
Preschool pupils take peek at
life in kindergarten. 6/8/05
pA3+
5/26/05 pA8
Put children first by letting their
teachers teach [letter].
11/25/05 pA10
pA1+
School health centers given
$20,000. 1/6/05 pC1
School nurses, city 'finest' trio
pA10
consider metal detectors
[letter]. 5/12/05 pA8
pA1+
Schools seeking balance.
10/19/05 pA3+
Session’s focus is on
Students’ achievements make
principal proud [letter].
6/28/05 pA6
Verify students in city schools
are Norwalk residents [letter].
8/14/05 pC8
pA1+
NORWALK PUBLIC
SCHOOLS-BUDGET SEE
NORWALK-EDUCATION,
BOARD OF-BUDGET
NORWALK PUBLIC
SCHOOLS-VOCATIONAL
GUIDANCE
pC1+
pA1+
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA3+
NORWALK-PUBLIC WORKS,
DEPT. OF
pA12
Changes needed in DPW snowplowing proceedures [letter].
12/31/05 pA8
City withdraws promise to fix
wall on Fillow Street [letter].
7/26/05 pA10
Customer service concept
deserves adequate testing
[edit]. 12/28/05 pA12
DPW can't be run on political
hot air [opinion]. 1/2/05 pC6+
DPW removes overgrown
shrubs; intersection safer
[letter]. 7/19/05 pA6
DPW seeks water use data
from 1st Dist. 1/14/05 pA1+
[edit]. 3/5/05 pA10
DPW worker files
discrimination suit. 2/1/05
pA3+
DPW workers may boycott
open house. 9/29/05 pA3+
Embattled public works director
fires back. 12/28/05 pA1+
Engineer, projects hope to help
ease traffic woes. 10/6/05
pA1+
Glen Ave. or Styles Lane?.
1/5/05 pA1+
Management blamed for
snowstorm snafu. 12/23/05
pA1+
4/13/05 pA3+
Norwalker complains of
flooding. 3/2/05 pA1+
Norwalkers get chance at free
tree. 1/3/05 pA1+
204
Referring back al fresco dining
a logical move [edit]. 4/28/05
pA8
Scialabba continues to mount
attacks based on half-truths
[letter]. 10/16/05 pC9
pA6
10/2/05 pA3+
Work of city DPW, state DOT
crews appreciated [letter].
3/22/05 pA10
NORWALK-PURCHASING,
DEPT. OF
City schools lock in heat oil
rates. 12/2/05 pA1+
Inventoried truckloads of
surplus school items from
renovation await sale or
donation. 12/15/05 pA3+
Norwalk OKs new rules for
purchases. 2/10/05 pA3+
Purchasing guide for city
agencies makes good sense
[edit]. 1/25/05 pA6
NORWALK-PURCHASING
AGENT
8/10/05 pA12
pA3+
NORWALK-RECREATION
AND PARKS, DEPT. OF
Beach pass aimed at elderly,
disabled. 2/17/05 pA3+
City swimming program to take
broader strokes. 8/24/05 pA3+
City’s Parks and Recreation
crews hit home runs [letter].
7/21/05 pA8
Dog owners object to chain-link
fence at Taylor Farm [letter].
5/1/05 pC8
NORWALK-RECREATION
AND PARKS, DEPT. OF
(Continued)
pA3
Hat trick for St.Patrick's Day:
3/17/05 pA3
Norwalk panel sees proposed
park changes. 7/28/05 pA3+
Residents would sign up on
Rec & Parks site. 6/28/05 pA5
Restrictions will prevent
clamming at the beach
[letter]. 5/10/05 pA10
School praises Parks Dept.
staff [letter]. 6/22/05 pA10
Too many forms of ID needed
to use public parks [letter].
3/1/05 pA10
NORWALKREDEVELOPMENT
AGENCY
Agency outlines needs in the
city. 2/23/05 pA1+
Agency unveils plans for West
Ave. corridor. 12/15/05 pA1+
11/18/05 pA1+
10/13/05 pC3+
Deadline for development
grants Jan. 24. 1/20/05 pA1+
Court. 9/21/05 pA1+
[photo]. 6/15/05 pA19
Local officials see eminent
domain as 'last resort.'
6/24/05 pA1+
Nonprofits may get $1M. 5/3/05
pA1+
9/21/05 pA1+
Norwalk’s future looking bright
in eyes of developers.
7/13/05 pA1+
Officials: Maintain block grant
programs. 3/31/05 pA1+
Proposed West Avenue
revisions outlined. 4/20/05
pA1+
Redevelopment agency head
pleased by developers'
presentations. 1/21/05 pA7
Redevelopment Agency should
review garage plan [letter].
2/3/05 pA6
Rival firms to present plans for
harbor head. 1/20/05 pA3+
pA9
West Ave. plan focus of
meeting. 12/14/05 pA1+
West Ave. project delayed.
2/3/05 pA1+
NORWALKREDEVELOPMENT
COMMISSION
9/28/05 pA3+
Funding requests outstrip
resources. 2/18/05 pA3+
Spinnaker gets rights to largest
Reed-Putnam piece. 5/5/05
pA3+
Study pours cold water on
mega office park plans.
12/24/05 pA3+
NORWALK-REGISTRAR OF
VOTERS
$13,500 allocated to Norwalk
registrars office. 2/23/05 pA5
City will reimburse registrars for
fines, legal fees. 12/7/05 pA5
Committee votes to repay
registrars. 10/14/05 pA1+
Council backs hiring lawyers
for registrars. 10/27/05 pA3+
shot from Dems
Norwalk registrars seek
$7,000. 2/8/05 pA1+
205
Registrars are updating voter
registration lists. 10/7/05 pA3+
Registrars fined for tardy tie-in
to state system. 2/17/05 pA3+
Registrars' office in Norwalk
goes online with state. 2/2/05
pA4
Registrars office nears
compliance with voter
system. 2/1/05 pA3+
Registrars to be reimbursed,
says council. 12/14/05 pA4
NORWALK-REPUBLICAN
TOWN COMMITTEE
Annual GOP picnic to focus on
helping U.S. troops. 8/19/05
pA3
pA1+
GOP makes council, school
picks. 7/21/05 pA7
7/21/05 pA1+
pA1+
Norwalkers made 'Adopt a
Platoon' float a success
[letter]. 6/8/05 pA10
9/13/05 pA1
Republican Town Committee
seeks contracts between city,
LAZ Parking. 8/30/05 pA1+
Scialabba wanted hearing
rescheduled. 3/3/05 pA1+
NORWALK RIVER
Condos rising on river offer
new lifestyle [photo]. 4/8/05
pC1+
Hooded seal found in Norwalk
Harbor. 9/9/05 pA1+
[photo]. 8/30/05 pA3+
NORWALK RIVER ROWING
ASSOCIATION
Area rowers picking up oars to
aid city youths. 9/29/05 pC1+
NRRA concludes season in
Philly [photo]. 11/3/05 pA16
NRRA masters crew strong at
Nationals. 8/30/05 pA15
NRRA rowers shine in indoor
competitions [photo]. 2/22/05
pA17
NORWALK RIVER ROWING
ASSOCIATION (Continued)
Rain can’t stop Norwalk
rowers. 10/15/05 pA16
pA1+
Rowers to celebrate progress.
7/14/05 pC3+
one location. 7/19/05 pA1+
Successful weekend for
Norwalk River Rowing.
10/28/05 pA18
NORWALK RIVER
WATERSHED
ASSOCIATION SEE NRWA
NORWALK ROTARY CLUB
4/29/05 pA3+
NORWALK SAILING SCHOOL
Castles in the sand [photo with
NORWALK SEAPORT
ASSOCIATION
Mermaids, mariners set to
mingle at Norwalk gala
Friday. 4/5/05 pA19
Oyster Festival a success
thanks to many people
[letter]. 9/22/05 pA8
Seaport Association to salute
Anderson. 4/7/05 pC3+
NORWALK-SECOND TAXING
DISTRICT
Accusations fly in 2nd Taxing
pA1+
Commission may amend ethics
code. 3/24/05 pA1+
Commissioner charged for
disorderly conduct. 8/10/05
pA4
force release of
pA6
Electors from 2nd Taxing
District slash officials’ pay.
11/16/05 pA1+
pA9
SoNo. 12/25/05 pA1+
Martell claim is history, says
ethics panel. 2/25/05 pA1+
2nd District electors urged to
express their dismay [letter].
12/15/05 pA8
to go. 12/21/05 pA3+
2nd District panel tosses
Martell ethics case. 2/11/05
pA1+
pA1+
2nd district to probe tax for
street lighting. 7/27/05 pA3+
Otha Brown seeks 5th term,
has plans for South Norwalk.
8/23/05 pA1+
Second Taxing District runoff
set for Dec. 20. 12/1/05 pA1
SNEW plan likely to be
Stipend adjustment up to taxing
district electors [letter].
11/19/05 pA12
11/13/05 pA1+
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
Don't change senior center bus
trip policy [letter]. 8/14/05 pC8
Health care directive provides
families peace of mind
[letter]. 4/12/05 pA10
Moccia's ball to benefit Norwalk
Senior Center. 12/30/05 pA1+
206
[photo]. 10/29/05 pA1+
Norwalk Senior Center to
launch caregiver support
group. 7/6/05 pA3+
'worth it'; Not many
pA1+
[photo]. 11/18/05 pA4
5/14/05 pA3+
Seniors not happy about
change for center's trips
Thanks offered for donations to
senior center [letter]. 10/7/05
pA10
Wilms becomes senior center
board vice president. 9/15/05
pC3
A 'young' athlete,
understanding seniors get
NORWALK-SIXTH TAXING
DISTRICT
Bayley Beach project on 6th
Dist. agenda. 10/20/05 pA3+
pA6
Historic home finally has date
with mover. 10/22/05 pA3+
shot from Dems
Kweskin suggests two
residential parcels. 5/12/05
pA10
New look in works for
Rowayton Post Office
complex [photo]. 2/23/05
pB3+
Norwalk commission may sell
some land. 7/7/05 pA3
NORWALK-SIXTH TAXING
DISTRICT (Continued)
Proposed 6th Dist. budget up
7.1%. 3/01/05 pA1+, 2/28/05
pA1+
Public facility improvement
dominate 6th District agenda.
12/15/05 pA6
Republican vs. Democrat for
commissioner?. 7/20/05 pA1+
Rowayton commissioner’s race
offers political history in the
making. 11/6/05 pA1+
3/10/05 pA3+
Rowayton Library board gives
go-ahead for renovation
Rowayton stunner: Cagnina
won’t run again for 6th District
seat [photo]. 6/12/05 pA3+
Rowayton to bid farewell to
Gilman. 6/10/05 pA21
pA5
6th Dist. rejects Ambler Park
plan. 7/22/05 pA7
6th Dist. weighs moving historic
home to save it. 4/14/05 pA1+
6th District residents OK 7.1%
hike for budget. 3/3/05 pA3+
11/13/05 pA3+
6th District to hear fire chief.
9/14/05 pA4
NORWALK-SOCIAL
SERVICES, DEPT. OF
Agencies frustrated with Social
Services. 4/24/05 pA1+
DSS seeks help from local
agencies. 5/4/05 pA1+
Networks, Infoline stressed at
forum. 7/22/05 pA1+
Real problem is lack of political
will to care for poor [letter].
5/5/05 pA8
NORWALK/STAMFORDCHILDREN AND FAMILIES,
DEPT. OF
4/10/05 pA1+
NORWALK STAMP CLUB
Einstein highlighted at Norwalk
stamp show [photo]. 3/6/05
pA1+
NORWALK STRIDERS
YOUTH TRACK CLUB
Nutmeg Games medal winners
pB6
NORWALK-SUPERIOR
COURT
90 days after court feud, still no
charges filed. 8/26/05 pA1+
Alien denied accelerated
rehabilitation. 3/12/05 pA3+
Arrest planned in court dispute.
6/2/05 pA1+
Defense up today in homeinvasion trial. 3/11/05 pA3+
8/19/05 pA3+
Man allegedly punched by
prosecutor arrested. 11/1/05
pA3+
No arrests made in Norwalk
courtroom punching incident.
9/7/05 pA3+
Norwalk court may see
domestic-violence funding.
8/14/05 pA1+
pA1+
Prosecutor's bid to remove
defense attorney rejected.
2/8/05 pA3+
NORWALK SYMPHONY
News briefs: NSO nets grant
from Paul Newman. 12/6/05
pA3
Norwalk is tuning up for benefit
concert. 9/17/05 pA3+
Norwalk Symphony brings the
Bard to the podium [photo].
4/24/05 pC1+
Norwalk Symphony brushes up
its Shakespeare. 4/28/05
pB1+
207
Norwalk Symphony Orchestra
set to explore hidden Haydn.
9/29/05 pB1
4/17/05 pA1+
NORWALK-TAX ASSESSOR,
OFFICE OFSEE ALSO
WHITMAN, KENNETH
Couple lose tax credit, trust in
city gov't. 1/27/05 pA3+
Norwalk hires assistant tax
assessor [photo]. 1/26/05
pA3+
NORWALK-TAX
COLLECTOR, OFFICE
OFSEE ALSO
BIAGIARELLI, LISA
80,000 tax bills start to hit the
mail in Norwalk. 6/17/05 pA3+
Back tax campaign worth the
effort, nets city $1.56M [edit].
7/6/05 pA10
Deadline nears for local tax
payment. 1/29/05 pA3+
[photo]. 1/30/05 pA1+
12/16/05 pA3+
Norwalk tax collector seeks
staffer to collect unpaid taxes.
1/25/05 pA1+
Reverse effect goal of city tax
sale [photo]. 5/3/05 pA1+
Special tax collector a case of
overkill?[ edit]. 1/27/05 pA8
Tax collector's office needs
help to do job better [column].
2/20/05 pC8
Tax sale offerings dwindling.
7/1/05 pA3+
NORWALK-THIRD TAXING
DISTRICT
Brown remains on commission.
7/19/05 pA1+
10/18/05 pA1+
East Norwalk association
reports progress made
[letter]. 11/8/05 pA6
Every effort made to limit 3rd
Dist. generator noise [letter].
3/20/05 pC8
Generator shielding
NORWALK-THIRD TAXING
DISTRICT (Continued)
[photo]. 8/5/05 pA1+
shot from Dems
3/26/05 pA3
Officials launch generator
study. 6/2/05 pA1+
Primary to give East Norwalk
Republicans a voice [letter].
9/9/05 pA10
3rd District may recoup costs of
cable repair. 4/8/05 pA1+
3rd District meeting was not a
pro forma exercise [letter].
3/14/05 pA10
3rd district to hold GOP
primary. 8/11/05 pA5
Rekindling interest in E.
Taxing district OKs changes to
procedures. 7/27/05 pA1+
[letter]. 11/5/05 pA12
Write-in candidate runs to give
voters a real choice [letter].
10/30/05 pC10
NORWALK TOASTMASTERS
(ORGANIZATION)
In brief: Toastmasters tabbed
Distinguished Club. 7/1/05
pB10
NORWALK-TOWN CLERK,
OFFICE OF
Ballot questions deserve a ‘yes’
pA10
Dog owners reminded to get
2005-06 licenses. 5/16/05 pA3
Garfunkel made Town Clerk's
office user friendly [letter].
10/9/05 pC9
Norwalk clerk says he’ll run.
7/20/05 pA3+
Norwalk gears up for new civil
unions. 9/30/05 pA1+
Norwalk loses chance on town
clerk change [edit]. 11/16/05
pA12
Norwalk Town Clerk’s Office
taking plastic soon. 5/30/05
pA3
Recorder finds town clerk’s
office in good hands [letter].
9/14/05 pA12
Referendum on town clerk
needs passage [edit]. 7/25/05
pA10
Referendum’s wording unclear
for some. 10/18/05 pA1+
Town Clerk modernizing office
Town clerk offers new
absentee ballots. 10/25/05
pA8
Town clerk should remain an
elected position [column].
10/27/05 pA8
Town clerk shouldn’t be elected
or chosen by mayor [letter].
11/22/05 pA6
Town clerk's office must remain
an elected position [letter].
10/29/05 pA12
Voters back budget proposal,
but not making town clerk
appointive. 11/10/05 pA3+
When up is down and yes is no
in referendums [edit].
10/19/05 pA12
NORWALK-TRAFFIC
AUTHORITY
Authority passes new meter
cutoff. 11/2/05 pA1+
Authority to vote on easing
meters. 11/1/05 pA1+
Traffic authority OKs parking
meter removal. 12/6/05 pA1+
NORWALK TRANSIT
DISTRICT
Conference to look at shuttle
from train station. 3/31/05
pA3+
[photo]. 5/10/05 pA1+
Proposed fare increases spark
concern: Transit district
worried about disabled
[photo]. 4/21/05 pA1+
1/4/05 pA1+
208
6/21/05 pA6
The year of public transit?
Don't bet on it [column].
4/13/05 pA12
NORWALK TREE
ALLIANCESEE ALSO
TREES-NORWALK
Norwalkers get chance at free
tree. 1/3/05 pA1+
Norwalkers on lookout for
'Awesome Trees.' 4/29/05
pA5
Tree contract recommended.
5/4/05 pA3+
NORWALK UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Choir career’s coda: Couple
leaves on a high note after 70
years of singing in church
[photo]. 12/24/05 pA3+
NORWALK URBAN YOUTH
INITIATIVE
(ORGANIZATION)
Coalition takes challenge of
gangs to heart [edit]. 4/4/05
pA10
Norwalk youth initiative to take
to streets. 2/18/05 pA3+
NORWALK-WATER
POLLUTION CONTROL
AUTHORITY
City treatment plant ‘in pretty
good shape.’ 7/12/05 pA1+
Funds OK’d for study to fix up
plant. 6/14/05 pA3+
Norwalk sewer rate boost OK'd.
3/15/05 pA1+
Treatment plant gets lookover.
5/11/05 pA3+
WPCA budget to boost user
fees. 2/13/05 pA1+
3/25/05 pA1+
NORWALK YACHT CLUB
Wilson Point residents express
concern over proposed
changes at yacht club.
11/17/05 pA9+
Zoners sink boating group's
request to renovate
clubhouse. 12/16/05 pA4
NORWALK YELLOW CAB
In brief: Lloyd’s Taxi buys
Norwalk Yellow Cab. 9/30/05
pA21
NORWALK YMCA
Chairman of the board [photo
Connecticut Ballet to open
branch in Norwalk. 7/25/05
pA3+
[photo]. 9/21/05 pA3+
Duel with inferno: General
alarm fire guts vacant house
owned by YMCA [photo].
8/20/05 pA1+
Fire inspectors investigate
cause of blaze [photo].
8/23/05 pA1+
Healing hands: Massage
therapist joins Norwalk Y
[photo]. 3/18/05 pA3+
Keeping kids off the street.
5/11/05 pA1+
Norwalk YMCA expands
program offerings. 8/12/05
pA1+
Open house shows it’s fun to
stay at the YMCA. 8/30/05
pA3+
Party at the 'Y' plays host to
10/30/05 pA1+
Summer sizzlin’: Road race
benefits Norwalk Y [photo].
7/25/05 pA1+
Taking the plunge: All goes
swimmingly at Y’s
introductory scuba lesson
[photo]. 4/24/05 pA3
Toning up: Norwalk gyms are
keeping busy [photo]. 1/22/05
pA3+
Y begins campaign challenge.
5/11/05 pA1+
[photo]. 2/6/05 pA1+
YMCA's move will have farranging impact on town
[letter]. 2/13/05 pC8
Y’s after-hours hoops to get
second shot. 5/17/05 pA3+
NORWALK-YOUTH
SERVICES, DEPT. OF
Commission ponders future of
counseling. 9/13/05 pA1+
11/24/05 pA1+
Norwalk Youth Services forms
panel to consider outsourcing
options. 11/18/05 pA1+
Services for youth reviewed.
6/2/05 pA1+
Some skeptical about
outsourcing of youth services.
1/28/05 pA1+
Youth counseling services
debate continues. 6/2/05
pA1+
Youth panel hears about
counseling process. 10/20/05
pA10
Youth Services needs
resolution on outsourcing
[edit]. 6/23/05 pA6
NORWALK YOUTH
SYMPHONY
Youth Symphony set to
perform tonight. 5/25/05 pA3+
[photo]. 2/14/05 pA1+
NORWALK-ZONING BOARD
OF APPEALS
seat. 9/6/05 pA23
It’s Politics!: Council blindsides
Alex on ZBA [column][photo].
7/3/05 pC7
off the island...
Mayor must persevere with
Santo reappointment [letter].
7/7/05 pA8
Mayor urged to appoint Grant
to ZBA. 7/13/05 pA3+
S. Norwalk Dems push
candidate for ZBA. 7/9/05
pA1+
Santo off Zoning Board of
Appeals. 6/29/05 pA4
Strubinger approved for zoning
panel. 9/14/05 pA3
ZBA correctly will ‘fold ’em’ in
sign case [edit]. 3/22/05 pA10
209
ZBA won't appeal ruling on
Best Buy signage. 3/18/05
pA1+
Zoning inspector: People I met
made the work more
enjoyable [letter]. 11/16/05
pA12
NORWALK-ZONING
COMMISSION
3/12/05 pA1+
pA1+
Generator shielding
New furniture store, homes
OK’d in Rowayton. 5/20/05
pA3+
7/15/05 pA3+
Pepperidge project faces 2nd
lawsuit. 8/18/05 pA1+
Pepperidge units to be luxury
only. 4/1/05 pA1+
Winthrop House plan
Zoners sink boating group’s
request to renovate
clubhouse. 12/16/05 pA4
12/15/05 pA1+
NOTRE DAME
CONVALESCENT HOME
Knights to the rescue [photo
NOVELLO, TRINA
[photo]. 12/20/05 pA19+
NOVOTNY, JEANNE
NOWINSKI, DARLENE AND
APRIL
pA1+
NRWA
pA10
Rivers, ponds, wetlands no
place to dump leaves [letter].
4/29/05 pA12
Rivers, wetlands not places to
dump leaves, brush [letter].
11/2/05 pA10
4/17/05 pA1+
NUGENT, HEATHER
11/23/05 pA3+
NURO, MATT
5/22/05 pB1+
NURO, MIKE
[photo]. 9/1/05 pA9+
NURSESSEE ALSO SCHOOL
NURSES
Help getting harder to find:
Nursing shortage affecting
schools [photo]. 10/24/05
pA1+
Hospital salutes nurses from
‘excellent’ [photo]. 12/5/05
pA1+
Salvation Army, nurses receive
our bouquets [photo]. 12/3/05
pA10
Today's bouquets go to all the
moms and to our nurses
[edit]. 5/7/05 pA10
NURSING HOMESFAIRFIELD COUNTY
Diocese seeks health provider
for 3 facilities. 9/8/05 pA3+
NURSING HOMES-NORWALK
8/28/05 pA3+
NUTMEG CERAMIC GUILD
NUTMEG QUILTERS GUILD
(ORGANIZATION)
Quilters to fete 25th. 6/24/05
pA3+
NUTRITION
[photo]. 10/17/05 pA1+
Ban on soda sales in public
schools a debatable reply
[edit]. 5/20/05 pA10
Banning soda in schools small
but proper step [edit]. 5/2/05
pA10
Cheeseburger bill cooking; you
want fires with that? [edit].
2/15/05 pA6
Kids have choice for lunch
[letter]. 10/21/05 pA10
Public school system food
offerings should be the model
for healthy eating [column].
11/15/05 pA6
Rell’s veto on junk food ignores
pC8
Wilton property new
headquarters for nutrition
guru [photo]. 3/18/05 pC1+
NUZZO, SALVATORE J.
pA4
210
O
OAK HILLS GOLF
COURSESEE ALSO GOLFNORWALK
Ambience always on menu at
Oak Hills restaurant. 5/16/05
pA3
Concerns raised over Oak Hills
tree cutting. 3/13/05 pA1
restaurant 'tells it all' [letter].
11/30/05 pA12
2/14/05 pA1+
Increasing fees at Oak Hills
Park reasonable step [edit].
2/16/05 pA10
[photo]. 6/14/05 pA15
Lupica edges Baransky in Tom
Szabo Memorial. 6/9/05
pA13+
Lupica triumphs in tourney at
Oak Hills. 5/15/05 pB7
[photo]. 8/14/05 pB1+
Oak Hills fees set to increase.
2/25/05 pA3+
Vincent wins Grillo pro cup
Waterer, Nunley team up to win
Oak Hills tourney. 6/14/05
pA17
OAKTRUST WEALTH
MANAGEMENT (FIRM)
In brief: Financial services shop
changes name. 2/27/05 pC5
OBERMAN, MATT
pA16
OBITUARIES
Elliot, Ralph G., 68, lawyer who
represented media on FOI
issues. 3/3/05 pA17
Rev. Leo Suwinski, 88, retired
St. Matthew priest [photo].
3/15/05 pA23
Russell E. Dennis, 72, famed
Norwalk athlete [photo].
10/29/05 pA3
Russell Frost III, Norwalk civic
leader was 84 [photo].
10/14/05 pA23
OBITUARIES (Continued)
Sharon Blume, 51, Stamford
Museum director [photo].
1/12/05 pA23
OBITUARIES SEE ALSO
OBITUARIES INDEX
Bill’ Connery obituary didn’t
do the man justice [letter].
5/2/05 pA10
O'BOY, JOE
Fearful tides: Family cruise hits
rough seas [photo]. 4/19/05
pA3+
O'BRIEN, KEN
8/21/05 pB1+
1999 [photo]. 11/26/05 pA9+
[photo]. 10/23/05 pB1+
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA13+
pA13+
7/31/05 pB1+
Norwalk 15s win second game
at World Series [photo].
8/17/05 pA13+
[photo]. 9/17/05 pA13+
[photo]. 9/24/05 pA15+
O'CALLAGHAN, JOSEPH
A mission of faith: Voice of
Faithful members return
OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING
Job seekers get paid to learn
skills [photo]. 8/5/05 pA3+
OCCUPATIONAL TRAININGNORWALK
4/10/05 pA9
Job program rebuilds lives from
the inside out. 3/7/05 pA3+
OCHOA, LUIS
[photo]. 2/8/05 pA3+
OCHOA, PASTOR
5/11/05 pA1+
O'CONNEL, JOSEPH
3/5/05 pA18+
O'CONNELL, JACK
[photo]. 11/20/05 pA1+
O'CONNELL, JACKIE
4/2/05 pA16
[photo]. 2/12/05 pA13+
Staples sophs an MVP duo
[photo]. 4/2/05 pA13+
9/20/05 pA9+
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
[photo]. 3/4/05 pA13+
pA13+
O'CONNELL, LINA
1/4/05 pA3+
4/9/05 pA13
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA13+
O'CONNELL, STEPH
wrestlers gain a split [photo].
1/16/05 pB7
O'CONNOR, JEANNE
Norwalk’s patriot: Terry Rooney
honored for years of service
[photo]. 6/17/05 pA3+
O'CONNOR, JOHN P.
Quiet hero of Utah Beach was
epitome of American GI
[photo]. 6/6/05 pA3
O'CONNOR, KEVIN
[photo]. 6/8/05 pA3+
ODIN, KYLE A.
2/16/05 pA18+
211
O'DONNELL, BOB
6/5/05 pA5
ODYSSEY WOODWIND
QUINTET
Quintet performs at Norwalk
Library [photo with caption].
4/18/05 pA5
OESTERREICH, HELENA
OFF THE GRILL
(RESTAURANT)
Off The Grill hot for expansion
to Stamford. 8/24/05 pA19+
OFFICE BUILDINGSNORWALK
7/20/05 pA19+
Norwalk building sells for $1Mplus. 1/6/05 pC1
RiverPark is enjoying the best
of times. 1/7/05 pB9+
OFFICEPOWER, LLC
lands deal in N.Y. C. 1/12/05
pA18
OFFICIAL PAYMENTS CORP.
helps taxpayers. 2/15/05 pC1
OFFICIAL SECRETS
Calling Insp. Clouseau: rout out
the CIA leaker [edit]. 2/22/05
pA10
O&G CONSTRUCTION
O'GRADY, MICHELE
4/12/05 pA18
O'HEARN, TIRNEY
[photo]. 1/23/05 pA1+
OIL SPILLS-NORWALK
Accident causes chemical spill
[photo]. 2/23/05 pA4
[photo]. 11/7/05 pA1+
Suspicious spill: ‘Corrosive’
substance found on South
Main [photo]. 6/28/05 pA1+
OLD MILL BEACHWESTPORT
Closing time OK'd for Old Mill
Beach parking lot. 4/18/05
pA3+
OLDER PERSONS SEE AGED
O'LEARY, DAN
Church students, young
essayist bouquet winners
[edit]. 11/5/05 pA12
State essay winner [photo with
OLIVEIRA, ELMAR
Violinist Elmar Oliveira features
performer at Candlelight
Concert [photo]. 2/10/05 pB7
OLIVER, JACOB
OLIVER, LEE
OLIVER, SEAN
pB2
5/10/05 pA13+
OLIVERI, CHRISTINA
Hat trick for St.Patrick's Day:
3/17/05 pA3
OLMSTEAD-SAWYER,
JEANETTE
10/24/05 pA8+
OLSEN, LORETTA
[photo]. 8/29/05 pA1+
OLSHAN, MARGOT
[photo]. 3/13/05 pC1+
OLSON, KEN
pA3+
OLSON, KENNETH M.
Cultural, residential mix key
to POKO Partners' plan
[photo]. 1/21/05 pA1+
OLSON, RICHARD J.
11/28/05 pA3
O'MALLEY, EDWARD
OMAN, AMY
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA13+
OMAN, TIM
OMEGA PSI PHI
FRATERNITY INC.
Economic empowerment called
a force for change [photo].
2/6/05 pA3+
ON THE MEND (FIRM)
Business-to-business care:
Firm provides care services
for companies [photo].
4/21/05 pC1+
O'NEIL, LIAM
New Orleans player a big hit in
pA13+
O'NEILL, KERI
A good start for 2005 [photo
OPEN SPACES-NORWALK
Open space should be
preserved at Colonial Village
[letter]. 9/27/05 pA10
OPEN SPACES-WESTPORT
Preserving open space would
serve children best [letter].
4/2/05 pA10
PZC weighs new rule on
preservation. 5/30/05 pA3+
Westport P&Z approves
Partrick settlement. 11/14/05
pA3+
OPERA
St. Paul’s Church to stage
[photo]. 12/5/05 pA3
212
OPERATION FUEL, INC.
(ORGANIZATION)
Governor calls on public to
support Operation
Fuel[letter]. 12/26/05 pA10
OPERATION HOUSE CALLS
PROGRAM
City gets $62,000 to keep
youths trouble free. 9/15/05
pA3+
OPERATION OUT OF
LICENSE CLASSNORWALK
8/22/05 pA4
OPERATION WHILE UNDER
THE INFLUENCENORWALK
12/10/05 pA4, 11/15/05 pA4,
11/11/05 pA4, 8/29/05 pA4,
7/1/05 pA4, 6/16/05 pA4,
6/15/05 pA5, 6/4/05 pA4,
5/1/05 pA5, 4/25/05 pA4,
4/18/05 pA4, 4/6/05 pA4,
3/13/05 pA4, 3/4/05 pA4,
2/22/05 pA4, 2/18/05 pA4,
2/13/05 pA5, 2/11/05 pA4,
2/8/05 pA4, 1/1/05 pA4
OPERATION WHILE UNDER
THE INFLUENCE-WILTON
OPERATION WITHOUT A
LICENSE-NORWALK
11/2/05 pA4, 10/22/05 pA4,
9/14/05 pA4
ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES
ORBIAN CORP.
In brief: Magazine recognizes
Norwalk company. 7/15/05
pA19
ORCHARD, SOLOMON
2/12/05 pA10
Good Samaritans: Norwalk
students aid diabetic woman
in street [photo]. 2/10/05 pA3+
ORCHULLI, JACK C.
Moccia names team to help
with transition [photo].
11/11/05 pA1+
Orchulli takes transitional role
[photo]. 11/23/05 pA1+
O'ROURKE, KELLY
Feeling green [photo with
ORTIZ, ISABEL
2/25/05 pA3+
ORTIZ, SANDY
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA13+
OSBORNE, DONNIE
Producer organizes concert for
OSBOURNE, RON
OSCAR, DAVE
[photo]. 7/27/05 pA3+
O'SHEA, COLIN
11/13/05 pB1+
O'SHEA, DYLAN
12/18/05 pB2
O'SHEA, MILO
Gold at the end of the
'Rainbow' [photo]. 6/23/05
pB1+
OSTEOPOROSIS
Bone pain is becoming just a
memory. 10/23/05 pA1+
OTA, SOPHIE
That’s ‘sew’ nice [photo with
OTANI, MUNEKO
OUR LADY OF FATIMA
REGIONAL SCHOOL
Raffle winners grateful for SUV
[letter]. 5/22/05 pC8
OUTDOOR LIFE NETWORK
Local firm pumps up the NHL.
10/5/05 pA19+
OUTER SPACE
EXPLORATION SEE SPACE
EXPLORATION
OUTLOOKSOFT
CORPORATION
pC1
OVERALL, NICK
Greening up [photo with
OVERLAND, KEITH
10/14/05 pC9+
OVERTHROW, STEPH
pA13+
[photo]. 7/17/05 pB1+
OVERTON, DIANE
8/19/05 pC7+
OWENS, CHARLIE
OYOMBA, CYPRIAN
[photo]. 12/21/05 pA15+
OYSTER FESTIVALNORWALK
Anticipation [photo with
City should tidy up for Oyster
Festival visitors [letter].
9/12/05 pA10
pA1+
Little Feat rock band closes big
at Norwalk’s Oyster Fest.
9/12/05 pA1+
Oyster Festival a success
thanks to many people
[letter]. 9/22/05 pA8
Oyster Festival out of its shell
this weekend [edit]. 9/9/05
pA10
Oyster Festival too pricey
[letter]. 9/19/05 pA10
Oyster Jam [photo with
Oyster Pavilion to return to
Norwalk's Oyster Fest.
8/11/05 pA3+
Packing it in [photo with
213
Poor choice of words? [letter].
9/26/05 pA10
Village People prepped for
Oyster Fest return [photo].
9/8/05 pA3+
OYSTER SHELL PARKNORWALK SEE HERITAGE
PARK-NORWALK
P
PACE, GEOFF
5/1/05 pB1+
PACE, MEGAN
12/13/05 pA1+
PACHMAN, JOSEPH
pC5
PACKETPORT.COM
SEC targets Norwalk company.
11/17/05 pC1
PADILLA, DANIEL AND
DUANE
Twice the enjoyment for music
lovers [photo]. 1/17/05 pA3+
PAGAN, ANN
PAGANELLI, STEVEN
Visitors bureau chief steps
down. 5/15/05 pA1+
PAGANO, CHRIS
2/25/05 pB7+
PAIN
[photo]. 12/10/05 pA3
PALACINO, REV. JOSEPH
PALACINO, REV. JOSEPH
Bishop leads a crusade for life;
Region's Catholics urged to
oppose death penalty [photo].
1/9/05 pA3+
PALIWAL, DINESH
[photo]. 9/14/05 pA21
PALLARINO, FRANK AND
PALMA
Pallarino anniversary/ birthday
[photo]. 12/11/05 pC3
PALMER, MARK
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA3
Playing a good game [photo
Searching for answers:
Speakers tie youth violence
to failure of schools, religious
institutions [photo]. 4/22/05
pA1+
PALMIERI, DAVE
pC5+
PALMIERI, FLORINDA AND
GIUSEPPE
Italian squash headlines
harvest [photo]. 9/29/05 pC3+
PALUMBO, AL
Next fire chief should come
from within department
[letter]. 3/28/05 pA10
[photo]. 11/24/05 pA11+
PANAMSAT INC.
In brief: PanAmSat closes
active quarter. 11/10/05 pC1
In brief: PanAmSat donates
satellite services. 9/14/05
pA21
In brief: PanAmSat to expand
its satellite presence. 7/20/05
pA19
PAPA JOHN'S PIZZA
(RESTAURANT)
In brief: Papa John’s to open
store 3,000 in N.Y.C. 7/7/05
pC1
PAPACHRISTOU, JOHN
pA18
[photo]. 9/11/05 pB1+
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA9+
[photo]. 9/16/05 pA13+
PAPACHRISTOU, NICK
pA16
PAPE, SANDRA
2/7/05 pA4
PAPEN, STEVE
[photo]. 2/27/05 pB1+
PAPPAS, ROSEMARY
Woman gets jail time for
$120,000 theft. 4/12/05 pA3+
PARENT, KAYLA
2005 [photo]. 6/4/05 pA1+
PARENT ADVOCACY AND
LEADERSHIP GROUP
(ORGANIZATION)
Parent group applauds Rell in
latest effort to stem youth
PARENTEAU, JOSEPH
PARENTING
Local mom’s Web site is go-to
place for questions on raising
kids. 8/30/05 pA19+
8/8/05 pA1+
PARENTING-STUDY AND
EDUCATION
9/23/05 pA3+
Mom-a-Thon for dads too.
5/30/05 pA1+
PARENTS' AND TEACHERS'
ASSOCIATIONS-NORWALK
Letter on Silvermine holiday
concert was off base [letter].
12/22/05 pA8
PTO Council questions official
on NCLB Act. 10/25/05 pA3+
PTO Web site seeks to boost
involvement by parents.
8/30/05 pA3+
12/16/05 pA10
214
PARENTS' AND TEACHERS'
ASSOCIATIONS-WILTON
Getting ready for winter sports
pC4
PARESE, ALEX
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA13+
11/11/05 pA13+
PARK, CHAN
[photo]. 2/6/05 pB1+
PARKER, ANDREW
pA1+
PARKER, BRIAN
4/27/05 pC1
PARKER, DONNA
[photo]. 6/18/05 pA3
PARKER, DOROTHY MARIE
WW2 GI remembered as
tender, loving father [photo].
11/7/05 pA3+
PARKER, JUDY
PARKER, MARSHA
1/17/05 pA1+
PARKING, AUTOMOBILE
SEE AUTOMOBILE
PARKING
PARKS, DEANDRE
[photo]. 8/7/05 pA1+
PARKS, KENNETH
11/16/05 pA21+
PARKS, ROSA LEE
Rosa Parks held her ground
and sparked change [edit].
10/26/05 pA10
PARKS, ROSA LEE
(Continued)
11/4/05 pA1+
Rosa Parks remembered in
Norwalk vigil [photo]. 11/7/05
pA1+
State to honor Parks. 10/26/05
pA3+
PARKS-NORWALK
Increasing fees at Oak Hills
Park reasonable step [edit].
2/16/05 pA10
Residents petition to preserve
mini-park. 3/2/05 pA5
PARKWAY AUTOBODY
city[photo]. 3/28/05 pA3+
PARMALEE, REBECCA
PARNAS, DAVID
Army recalls Norwalk doctor to
active duty: Physician worried
about what will happen to
patients [photo]. 2/15/05 pA1+
Bouquets to STARS, youthful
designer; bricks for Army
[edit]. 2/19/05 pA10
PARRA, CHRISTINA
PARROTS AND COMPANY
Stamford pet bird company
thriving after 25 years [photo].
10/30/05 pC7+
PASCARELLI, AL
Soaking up those rays [photo
PASCH, MELISSA, MILTON
AND WYATT
pA3+
PASQUINO, JOE
[photo]. 7/13/05 pA13+
PASSAGE EAST KENNELS
[photo]. 5/21/05 pA4
PASSERO, JOE
Holiday cheer [photo with
PASSERO, JOSEPH AND
MOLLIE
12/18/05 pD5+
PASTORE, FRAN
Founder of business
development center has felt
sting of joblessness. 7/30/05
pA19+
PATEL, MOHNISH
Earning their letters: A-C-H-I-EV-E; Summer camp
PATELLA, SALVATORE
[photo]. 9/12/05 pA3+
PATHWAYS TO LEARNING
Exercising the brain: Norwalk
doctor provides workouts for
brain [photo]. 4/13/05 pA22+
PATRIOT ACT
[letter]. 6/4/05 pC10
7/4/05 pA10
[column]. 6/14/05 pA12
Council OKs Patriot Act
Council to take up Patriot Act,
hotel hiring resolutions.
6/11/05 pA1+
suit. 8/31/05 pA1+
8/31/05 pA12
Norwalk council should stay out
of national debate on Patriot
Act [column]. 6/9/05 pA8
Norwalkers should oppose unAmerican Patriot Act
[column]. 5/6/05 pA10
Norwalkers sound off on Patriot
Act: Residents give mixed
opinions to the Common
Council [photo]. 6/15/05 pA1
215
Once lost, liberties are not
easily regained [letter].
6/24/05 pA10
Patriot Act bad only for those
out to destroy us [letter].
6/13/05 pA10
Patriot Act debate not council
concern but deserved airing
[edit]. 6/16/05 pA8
Patriot Act foes hoping to enlist
support. 6/13/05 pA11
Patriot Act hasn’t made
Americans any safer [letter].
6/10/05 pA10
Patriot Act needs restraints
added to protect us all [edit].
12/1/05 pA8
Patriot Act not in purview of
Common Council [letter].
6/14/05 pA12
Patriot Act supporters, foes
motivated by politics [letter].
7/2/05 pA10
Patriot Act will force city to
deny rights to residents
[letter]. 6/11/05 pA10
[photo]. 6/27/05 pA1+
Something to keep in mind with
vote on Patriot Act [letter].
7/5/05 pA10
They owe it to us to resist
[letter]. 6/12/05 pC8
On Tuesday, say ‘no’ to Patriot
Act [letter]. 6/12/05 pC8
PATRIOT CAPITAL FUNDING
(FIRM)
In brief: Westport company
offering IPO stocks. 7/29/05
pA19
PATRIOT NATIONAL
BANCORP. INC.
Banking on experience:
Norwalk’s Bentley joins
Patriot National [photo].
9/15/05 pC1+
In brief: Patriot National
completes offering. 9/28/05
pA21
In brief: Q2 earnings increase
for Patriot National. 8/20/05
pA18
PATRIOTIC AMERICAN CLUB
Club changes name to boost
membership. 9/2/05 pA5
PATRONIZING A
PROSTITUTE-NORWALK
Task force makes several
weekend busts. 6/21/05 pA1+
PATTENGILL, LESLIE B.
2 Rowayton School staff
members retire [photo].
6/12/05 pA1+
PATTERSON, ANTHONY
12/2/05 pA13+
PATTERSON, JACK 'RAFTER
JACK'
Bears cut short Norwalk hiker's
attempt. 4/7/05 pA15
PAULINO, ARLEY
[photo]. 1/1/05 pA13+
PAUS, MARK
PAVELEC, CINDY
Reaching for the truth:
Norwalkers get psychic
readings at fair [photo].
4/25/05 pA1+
PAWS
The cause is PAWS [photo with
Pet Directory: Saying farewell
to a pet is never easy. 1/1/05
pA4
Say cheese! [photo with
PAYCHEX
Paychex becomes latest to
make the move to Norwalk.
9/7/05 pA23+
PAYMER, STEVEN
12/13/05 pA1+
PAYNE, JONATHAN
pC1+
PAYNE, PATTY
Redemption songs [photo with
PEACE, J.T.
[photo]. 1/30/05 pB1+
PEACE MOVEMENTS
Art with an attitude [photo with
From Boston to New York City:
Demonstrators march
through city against
occupation of Tibet [photo].
8/11/05 pA1+
2/25/05 pA3+
Easton teen organizes
candlelight peace vigil.
12/22/05 pA3
Local church hosts anti war
protest [photo]. 10/27/05 pA1+
Norwalk residents attend D.C.
peace rally [photo]. 9/27/05
pA1+
From poor to peace prize
[photo]. 2/22/05 pA1+
9/26/05 pA5
PEACE OF MIND SECURITY,
INC.
Peace of mind just a phone call
away for homeowners
[photo]. 3/20/05 pC6+
PEACH ISLAND-NORWALK
Land trust purchases Peach
Island for $600K [photo].
3/31/05 pA1+
PEARL, JOHN
9/11/05 pA3+
PEARLMAN, MITCHELL W.
Ethical high bar for state won’t
be on the cheap [edit].
11/3/05 pA8
say youre sorry
PEARSON, JIM JR.
101st Airborne vet appreciates
being appreciated [letter].
3/17/05 pA8
PEARSON, REBECCA
216
PEASE, GRACE AND JOHN
Choir career’s coda: Couple
leaves on a high note after 70
years of singing in church
[photo]. 12/24/05 pA3+
PEET, CAROL
10/24/05 pA8+
PELICAN SEASIDE
(RESTAURANT)
Stag party busted in Norwalk.
5/17/05 pA1+
PELUSO, MICHELLE
4/15/05 pB10
PEMBERTON, JOHN
7/6/05 pA19+
PENMAR INDUSTRIES
Plugging along at Penmar:
Norwalk company thrives in
tough business environment
[photo]. 12/22/05 pC1+
PENN, BARBARA
[photo]. 10/29/05 pA1+
pA1+
PENSIONS SEE NAME OF
TOWN-OFFICIALS AND
EMPLOYEES-PENSIONS
PENULLO, MARY
PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIESSERVICES FOR
PEOPLE WITH MENTAL
DISABILITIES
[photo]. 2/19/05 pA3+
PEOPLE WITH MENTAL
DISABILITIESEMPLOYMENT
In brief: Star Inc. offers
business services. 2/13/05
pC5
PEOPLES, ROBIN
PEOPLE'S BANK
In brief: People’s announces
$31.4 million profit. 4/22/05
pB1
In brief: People’s to help
hurricane victims. 9/2/05 pB9
PEOPLE'S LAW SCHOOL
People's Law School.
10/15/05 pA3+
PEOPLE'S UNION
(ORGANIZATION)
People’s Union seeks to reach
out to high risk youngsters.
7/30/05 pA3
PEPE & HAZARD LLP (FIRM)
4/13/05 pA3+
PEPPERIDGE FARM INC.
In brief: New Goldfish cracker
line to hit stores soon.
8/19/05 pC7
In brief: Pepperidge Farm
opens Ohio facilities. 7/15/05
pA19
PEPPERIDGE FARM
PROPERTY
Association warns of increased
traffic flow. 6/16/05 pA1+
Condo groups appeal
pA3+
Deadline nearing for luxury
Irresponsible [letter]. 3/18/05
pA10
More hurdles for Pepperidge
housing plan. 6/12/05 pA3+
2nd hearing called on
Pepperidge. 4/13/05 pA3+
Panel may be lacking quorum
for action on Pepperidge
Farm. 1/11/05 pA3
Pepperidge Farm session
attempts to answer concerns.
6/24/05 pA1+
Pepperidge hearing a go
despite objection. 4/27/05
pA1+
Pepperidge hearing tonight.
5/10/05 pA3+
Pepperidge housing application
7/15/05 pA3+
Pepperidge plans OK'd.
7/21/05 pA1+
Pepperidge project faces 2nd
lawsuit. 8/18/05 pA1+
Pepperidge proposal:
Developer seeks to build 240
housing units. 2/23/05 pA1+
Residents to air views on
luxury Pepperidge plan.
3/30/05 pA3+
Westport agencies have a go
at housing plan. 3/4/05 pA1+
PEREZ, BRANDON
PEREZ, MELANA
Shoppers, retailers sold on 'tax
free' week [photo]. 8/20/05
pA1+
PEREZ, WILFREDO JR.
Late Norwalk soldier honored
in national cemetery exhibit:
‘Faces of the Fallen’ opening
Perez Jr. is honored with
Liberty Award. 5/10/05 pA6
PEREZ, WILFREDO SR.
7/28/05 pC3
PEREZ-BROWN, CHINA
City high schoolers deserved
winners of our bouquets
[edit]. 5/28/05 pA12
NHS senior lauded for fighting
spirit. 5/26/05 pA3+
PERIODICALS
The Advocate cuts staff, cites
revenue loss. 12/17/05 pA21
In brief: Area entrepreneurs to
debut magazine. 6/30/05 pC1
In brief: Business publication to
launch in April. 2/13/05 pC5
PERKINS, DICK
FORE-bearance [photo with
217
PERLMAN, MITCHELL E.
Soldier in FOI battle hangs up
his sword [edit]. 3/22/05 pA10
PERNA, NICHOLAS
Genuario: $1.3B for
PERONE, CHRISTOPHER
12/20/05 pA10
Beach walk to provide
environmental update on
Long Island Sound. 8/12/05
pA1+
8/16/05 pA10
Forum focuses on planning
ahead for college costs.
9/23/05 pA3+
Getting to know ... State Rep.
Christopher Perone:
Education is key for state rep
[photo]. 7/31/05 pA1+
pA3
[photo]. 10/15/05 pA1+
[photo]. 3/21/05 pA1+
kids. 8/29/05 pA10
Meeting will explore options to
killing pesky parakeets.
11/29/05 pA3+
9/8/05 pA6
escheats exemption.
12/25/05 pA3
7/14/05 pA3+
[photo]. 2/20/05 pA1+
PERONE, CHRISTOPHER
(Continued)
PERRIN FAMILY
FOUNDATION
(ORGANIZATION)
youths. 8/12/05 pA3
HSC affiliate gets $10,000 to
fight child abuse. 6/20/05 pA3
12/2/05 pA3
PERRY, GLENDA
[photo]. 10/9/05 pA3+
Witness Project conducts
breast-cancer screenings.
5/25/05 pA3+
PERRY, TOM
Norwalk High counselor is WalMart’s ‘Teacher of the Year’
[photo]. 5/12/05 pA3+
PERRY, WALTER
[photo]. 1/17/05 pA3
'Youth Explosion' an education
for parents, kids: Conference
addresses sexuality to
substance abuse [photo].
3/13/05 pA1+
PERRY AVE BRIDGENORWALK
One-way traffic only: Bridge
poses safety hazard,
inconvenience [photo].
11/8/05 pA3+
Silvermine bridge situation
blown out of proportion
[letter]. 11/16/05 pA12
PESTICIDES-APPLICATION
7/13/05 pA3+
8/17/05 pA10
PET ANIMAL WELFARE
SOCIETY SEE PAWS
PETERS, KEVIN
5/1/05 pB1+
PETERS, NELLIE
PETERSON, TERRANCE
Man held on $350K bail in city
manslaughter case. 4/19/05
pA1+
Street violence targeted: Police
round up leads in homeless
man’s slaying [photo].
4/19/05 pA1+
PETRIDES, TIM
pA16
Bears are aiming high [photo].
12/12/05 pA13+
[photo]. 2/13/05 pB1+
PETRINI, JERRY
Taking it to the next level:
Amusement center seeks OK
for roof-top miniature golf
[photo]. 6/19/05 pC5+
PETROLEUM PRODUCTSPRICES
8/2/05 pA19+
Lieberman urges less oil
dependence. 12/1/05 pA1+
Norwalk schools may hike
rents. 9/21/05 pA3+
Oil prices fuel chilly outlook.
8/21/05 pA1+
Rell wants to take sting out of
heat bill. 10/7/05 pA1+
pA1+
[photo]. 11/12/05 pA20+
PETS
Business Profile: Wags to
Riches [photo with caption].
11/9/05 pB1
Home away from home: Pets
curl up in luxury suites
[photo]. 9/15/05 pC3+
It’s their Christmas, too: Pet
owners open wallets for their
other ‘family members’
[photo]. 12/7/05 pA19
218
A nine lives threat: Norwalk cat
lover sounds alarm about
vaccine-Associated Sarcoma
[photo]. 2/1/05 pA3+
Pet shops not the best source
for puppies [letter]. 1/14/05
pA10
PETTE, ANDY
4/6/05 pA17
PFAFF, BRUCE
8/26/05 pA23
PFISTER, SUE
5/16/05 pA13+
PFIZER INC.
In brief: Pfizer: Development to
stop on two drugs. 7/2/05
pA19
In brief: Pfizer first-quarter net
income plunges. 4/20/05
pA17
In brief: Pfizer Inc. profit falls by
52 percent in Q3. 10/21/05
pA20
In brief: Pfizer Inc. unveils costcutting plan. 4/6/05 pA17
In brief: Pfizer Inc posts rise in
earnings of 21%. 7/21/05 pC1
In brief: Pfizer jobs to remain
unchanged in state. 7/22/05
pA19
Pfizer to announce new plan of
action. 4/2/05 pA19+
PHANSAKAR, RAGINI
5/25/05 pA1+
PHARAON, BASEM
9/7/05 pA23
PHILIPS APPLIANCES &
PERSONAL CARE NORTH
AMERICA
In brief: Philips Appliances to
unite in Stamford. 3/17/05
pC1
PHILLIPS, AMBER
[photo]. 5/7/05 pA13+
[photo]. 4/16/05 pA13+
PHILLIPS, ARTIE
PHILLIPS, CARLI
pA13+
[photo]. 11/8/05 pA9+
PHILLIPS, RON
pA3+
PHILLIPS PREISS SHAPIRO
ASSOCIATES INC. (FIRM)
9/23/05 pA1+
pA3+
PHILO, SHAWNELLE S.
pA3+
PHIN, DON
[photo]. 5/23/05 pA1+
PHOTOGRAPHERSFAIRFIELD COUNTY
The multifaceted lens of Roy
Weinstein [photo]. 4/3/05 pC1
pA1+
PHOTOGRAPHERSNORWALK
Briggs pictures to tell stories.
8/4/05 pA3+
Talent on display [photo with
PHOTOGRAPHERSWESTPORT
pC3
PHOTOTHERAPY
3/5/05 pA18+
PHYSICAL FITNESS
CENTERS-NORWALK
Toning up: Norwalk gyms are
keeping busy [photo]. 1/22/05
pA3+
PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR
CHILDREN
Children, parents will run for
fun Saturday in Norwalk.
11/30/05 pA3+
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA3+
PHYSICAL FITNESSNORWALK
NorWALKER program grows.
1/31/05 pA3
PIATT, IDA
PICARD-AMI, JEAN
PICKETING SEE STRIKES
AND LOCKOUTS
PIERRE-LOUIS, KEVIN
Sharks capture title [photo].
3/25/05 pA15
PIHO, MATTHEW
Celebrating autumn [photo with
PILOT PEN CORPORATION
OF AMERICA
Matched set: Sponsoring tennis
tourney a boon for Pilot Pen
[photo]. 8/23/05 pA19
PINE, RON
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA3
PINKERTON, J.G.
Tellabration 2005 enjoys its
largest audience to date
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA5
PINKNEY HOUSEROWAYTON
pA6
219
PINTO, JOHN
2/11/05 pA3+
pA3+
PINTO, KELLY
[photo]. 5/7/05 pA13+
PIOREK, PAUL
pA3+
PIRO, JOHN
[photo]. 8/26/05 pA12+
PISANELLE, KRYSTAL
Bringing Hawaii here: Museum
lets kids experience land of
luaus, hulas [photo]. 7/17/05
pA3
PISELLI, DONATO
12/1/05 pA11+
PIT BULL TERRIERS SEE
DOGS
PITNEY BOWES INC.
In brief: Pitney Bowes assists
Head Start. 10/15/05 pA8
grant. 12/21/05 pA21
In brief: Pitney Bowes buys
marketing company. 5/27/05
pC5
In brief: Pitney Bowes buys
marketing firm. 5/14/05 pA18
In brief: Pitney Bowes closes
on deal for plant site. 3/31/05
pC8
In brief: Pitney Bowes gives
grant for literacy. 9/30/05
pA21
In brief: Pitney Bowes reports
44% drop in profits. 2/3/05
pC1
In brief: Pitney Bowes to spin
off Capital Services. 4/5/05
pA19
In brief: Web site lets you
design own stamps. 7/19/05
pC1
"PITS"-WILTON
Wilton quarry a popular and
deadly place in summer
[photo]. 6/9/05 pA1+
Youth drowns off of Route 7.
6/8/05 pA1+
PIZZARELLI, JOHN
Jazzing it up! [photo]. 11/10/05
pB1+
PLAGEMANN, THOMAS
3/11/05 pC9
PLAYGROUNDS-NORWALK
Bayley playground approved.
10/21/05 pA3
PLAYTEX PRODUCTS INC.
In brief: Playtex announces
drop in earnings. 8/2/05 pA19
In brief: Playtex donates
products for relief. 9/10/05
pA18
In brief: Playtex Products to
stay in Westport. 2/5/05 pA18
Playtex to stay in Westport
despite cutbacks. 2/10/05 pC1
PLEAS OF GUILTY
Bank robber sent to prison for
32 months. 2/15/05 pA3+
Bridgeport man pleads guilty in
donut shop heist. 2/17/05 pA3
In brief: Stamford banker
pleads guilty to fraud. 12/3/05
pA18
City man pleads guilty in
federal drug case. 1/30/05
pA3
City man pleads to embezzling
$214,000. 3/25/05 pA3+
Cocaine plea nets Norwalk
man 6 years. 4/6/05 pA3+
Ex-Norwalk man pleads guilty
to federal gun charges.
6/16/05 pA4
Former Common Council
member faces 10 years in
jail. 3/24/05 pA5
Man pleads guilty in Sikorsky
theft ring. 4/29/05 pA7
Man pleads guilty to drug drop
at NCC. 12/7/05 pA3+
New Canaan man pleads guilty
to coke charge. 2/4/05 pA3+
News briefs: City man pleads
guilty to PCP. 8/31/05 pA3
Norwalk man pleads guilty in
teen case. 4/1/05 pA3
Norwalk man pleads guilty to
robbery, assault. 2/25/05 pA4
$120,000 theft. 4/12/05 pA3+
Woman pleads guilty to
stealing $189,000. 2/25/05
pA3+
PLUMMER, CHRIS
PLUMMER, PHIL
POCIUS, ROB
Gliding into winter: Skaters to
take to the ice at Longshore
[photo]. 11/25/05 pA3
POETRY-NORWALK
pA1+
POETS
Black, Sophie Cabot. 5/12/05
pB1+
POGANY, ARIN
Beth-El rings in New Year
[photo]. 10/3/05 pA1+
POKO PARTNERS LLC
(FIRM)
$110M plan moves ahead.
9/15/05 pA3+
pA3+
Power pitches made for Isaacs
Street: 2 firms want the
lucrative deal. 4/29/05 pA1+
[photo]. 1/21/05 pA1+
POLACIK, MARTHA
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA1+
POLICE CHASE-NORWALK
Car chase, drugs net Norwalk
man his ninth arrest this year.
8/24/05 pA3
Chase ends in Norwalk.
3/15/05 pA1+
Norwalk chase ends with
Stamford man faces charges
after chase. 2/27/05 pA3
POLICE INFORMERSNORWALK
Article was not balanced
[letter]. 11/4/05 pA11
220
Citizens, police must work
together to fight crime [letter].
10/22/05 pA12
pA1+
Shirts sending wrong message
in community [edit]. 10/25/05
pA12
POLICE OFFICER, ASSAULT
ON SEE ASSAULT ON A
POLICE OFFICER
POLICE OFFICER OF THE
YEAR SEE NAME OF
TOWN-POLICE DEPT.
POLIOMYELITIS
Fifty years ago, crippling polio
met its defeat [edit]. 4/13/05
pA12
Polio victim puts his feelings
into book. 3/26/05 pA1+
POLISH AMERICAN CLUB
OF NORWALK SEE
PATRIOTIC AMERICAN
CLUB
POLISH AMERICANSNORWALK
pA3+
POLITICAL ETHICS
pA9
Governor puts correct stress on
ethics reform [edit]. 1/24/05
pA10
pA10
11/13/05 pA1+
POLIZOS, JAMES
[photo]. 11/12/05 pA20+
POLLEY, TERRI
PONUS RIDGE MIDDLE
SCHOOL
[edit]. 11/12/05 pA12
A familiar face to baseball fans
pA3
[photo]. 11/7/05 pA1+
Middle-schoolers go 'sayonara'
today. 5/17/05 pA3+
pA3+
3/25/05 pA3+
[photo]. 1/10/05 pA4+
POPE BENEDICT XVISEE
ALSO RATZINGER, JOSEPH
Locals split on choice of Pope
Benedict XVI [photo]. 4/20/05
pA1+
POPE JOHN PAUL II
John Paul's death takes from
world a giant for peace [edit].
4/3/05 pC6
Pope John Paul II dies:
Norwalk residents mourn
death of popular pope at St.
Mary Church [photo]. 4/3/05
pA1+
capture John Paul II’s life
[photo]. 12/1/05 pA1+
St. Mary parishioners
remember pope's love
[photo]. 4/4/05 pA1+
POPULATIONNORWALKSEE ALSO
CENSUS
POREMBA, STANLEY JR.
Job put young man on the
route to success [photo].
12/18/05 pA3+
PORTELLI, ANTHONY T.
12/2/05 pA19
PORUBAN, KEVIN M.
10/24/05 pA8+
POSSESSION OF DRUG
PARAPHERNALIA WITHIN
1,500 FT. OF SCHOOL
GROUNDS-NORWALK
11/18/05 pA4, 10/28/05 pA4,
10/19/05 pA4, 9/22/05 pA4,
9/14/05 pA4, 8/22/05 pA4,
8/16/05 pA4, 8/13/05 pA4,
2/3/05 pA4, 1/19/05 pA4,
1/12/05 pA4
POSSESSION OF WEAPON
IN A MOTOR VEHICLENORWALK
8/16/05 pA4, 4/18/05 pA4
Student charged with having
brass knuckles. 5/27/05 pA1+
POSSESSION OF WEAPONNORWALK
POSSESSION OF WEAPON
ON SCHOOL GROUNDSNORWALK
Marijuana, brass knuckles lead
to arrest of Brien McMahon
High School student.
10/14/05 pA4
POST, CECI
POST, GERALD
Cutting-edge pet care [photo
POST-MARNER, ELISABETH
8/3/05 pA19+
POSTAL SERVICE
Increasing postage cost
unnecessary imposition [edit].
4/14/05 pA8
POSTAL SERVICE-NORWALK
Keep pets away from mailbox
— please [letter]. 5/17/05
pA10
5/14/05 pA10
221
Letter carriers thank everyone
who made food drive a
success [letter]. 6/1/05 pA10
New post office annex leaves
much to be desired [letter].
12/2/05 pA10
Post Office ‘Secret Santa’
program may be dangerous
[letter]. 12/22/05 pA8
12/14/05 pA1+
POTE, ALEXIA
[photo]. 10/17/05 pA1+
POTE, VINCENT
Lunch is served [photo with
POTTER, BRIAN
Potter’s case continued to Jan.
5 [photo]. 12/1/05 pA3
POTTERY-NORWALK
POVERTY-NORWALK
POWELL, COLIN
Colin Powell urges Greenwich
youths to pursue their dreams
[photo]. 9/9/05 pA7
POWERS, CHRISTINE
contest
[photo]. 11/1/05 pA1+
New England’s best [photo with
POWERS, DAN
pA11+
POWERS, MARYKAY
12/16/05 pC9+
PRAI BEAUTY
In brief: New Canaan firm
donating to seals. 4/12/05
pA18
PRATT, COLLEEN AND ERIN
More than 200 fill Lions club
dinner-dance [photo]. 2/27/05
pA1+
PRATT, DAN
[photo]. 10/15/05 pA13+
PRAXAIR INC.
Library renovations get boost
from Danbury company.
11/18/05 pA3+
PREMCOR INC.
In brief: Premcor profit soars in
Q1 on margins. 4/29/05 pC9
In brief: Premcor to close
Greenwich offices. 7/16/05
pA17
PRESCHOOL EDUCATION
SEE EDUCATION,
PRESCHOOL
PRESCOTT, ASHLEY
Another first for Norwalk’s
Prescott. 12/16/05 pA13+
PRESCOTT, COLIN
PRESCRIPTION PRICING
12/20/05 pA10
pA3
Medicare drug plan leaves
many seniors confused.
11/27/05 pA1+
MedicareRx has senior citizens
in a quandary [edit]. 11/29/05
pA6
New drug plan can be a tough
pill to swallow. 10/15/05 pA1+
Seniors need to receive right
information to navigate
prescription drug plan maze
[column]. 12/13/05 pA6
PRESIDENTSINAUGURATION
of the listener
Local Republicans savor the
moment [photo]. 1/21/05 pA1+
PRESIDENTS-UNITED
STATES
Presidential library bid nice
thought, but... [edit]. 4/25/05
pA10
PRESSLER, MIKE
Duke's title chase led by
Wilton's Pressler. 5/26/05
pA11+
PRESTON, JESSICA
PRESTON, MICHAEL
PRICE, GARY
10/14/05 pC9+
PRICE, IDRIS
8/25/05 pA11+
PRICE, ILANA
[photo]. 4/4/05 pA13+
6/25/05 pA16
6/4/05 pA13+
[photo]. 6/2/05 pA11+
[photo]. 4/16/05 pA13+
Price is right in MVP race
[photo]. 6/25/05 pA13+
PRICELINE.COM
In brief: Priceline: Las Vegas
the top destination. 6/29/05
pA18
In brief: Priceline: Travel more
expensive now. 12/13/05 pC5
In brief: Priceline: Travelers
heading north, west. 8/31/05
pA23
In brief: Priceline announces
best days to fly. 11/19/05
pA21
In brief: Priceline announces
instant rebate deal. 2/3/05
pC1
In brief: Priceline offers spring
skiing trips. 3/13/05 pD1
In brief: Priceline.com exec
moves to Cendant. 1/7/05
pB9
In brief: Survey reveals hotel
prices up 9 percent. 7/14/05
pC1
Priceline changes its emphasis.
4/12/05 pA18
222
Priceline launches 24/7 phone
reservation service. 12/6/05
pC5
PRIDE IN NORWALK AWARD
[photo]. 11/18/05 pA3+
PIN Pride in Norwalk Award
(Special Supplement).
11/18/05
PRINCE, TYLER
pA15+
PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL
GROUP (FIRM)
Principal Financial Group on its
way to Norwalk. 11/8/05 pC1+
PRINT PATH (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
pA18
PRINTZ, JACKIE
1/5/05 pA13+
pA13+
PRIOR, ABE
pA16
pA13+
PRIOUX, BERNARD
10/21/05 pA20+
PROBATION, VIOLATION OFNORWALK
12/10/05 pA4, 12/6/05 pA4,
11/9/05 pA4, 10/28/05 pA4,
10/26/05 pA4, 10/22/05 pA4,
10/19/05 pA4, 10/18/05 pA4,
9/17/05 pA4, 7/14/05 pA4,
6/30/05 pA4, 6/24/05 pA4,
6/16/05 pA4, 6/11/05 pA4,
6/4/05 pA4, 6/1/05 pA4,
5/27/05 pA4, 5/7/05 pA4,
3/25/05 pA4
PROBATION, VIOLATION OFNORWALK
N.Y. man is arraigned 2nd time
in Norwalk. 1/25/05 pA3+
Potter’s case continued to Jan.
5 [photo]. 12/1/05 pA3
PROIETTI, GIGI
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA1+
PROJECT COMPASS
pA3+
Success of Project COMPASS
reflects efforts of many
PROJECT COPE
(ORGANIZATION)
1/15/05 pA3+
PROJECT HELPING HEART
[photo]. 6/15/05 pA19
PROJECT NORWALK
PROJECT READ
2/12/05 pA10
PROPERTY TAX
PROPERTY TAX-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
GE challenging tax bills on
property in Bridgeport,
PROPERTY TAX-NORWALK
2004 Grand List up 12.4%,
tops $8 billion. 3/3/05 pA3
Residents will pay $5.3M of
PROPERTY TAX-WESTPORT
Westporters sue in back tax
dispute. 6/4/05 pA1+
PROSTATE CANCER
AWARENESS MONTH
Cancer awareness month
declared. 9/7/05 pA3+
PROSTITUTION-NORWALK
10 arrested in spa raid [photo].
2/19/05 pA1+
6 dancers arrested in raid at
Mermaids. 7/18/05 pA1
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA3
Police outraged at suggestion
spa raid evidence planted.
2/26/05 pA3+
S. Koreans charged with
prostitution appear in court.
2/24/05 pA3
Spa operation nets 2 arrests.
6/7/05 pA1+
Tranquility Spa is back in
business in Norwalk. 3/18/05
pA3+
PROTECTIVE ORDER,
CRIMINAL VIOLATION OFNORWALK
9/25/05 pA5, 9/22/05 pA4,
9/17/05 pA4, 9/7/05 pA4,
7/2/05 pA3, 5/27/05 pA4,
5/19/05 pA4, 5/18/05 pA4,
1/22/05 pA4
PROVISION OF UTILITYNORWALK
6/24/05 pA4
PRUCELL, JOANNE AND
JESS
1/28/05 pA18+
PRUNTY, P.J.
[photo]. 4/12/05 pA13+
PRYOR, ANTHONY
Tour of colleges takes
Southern turn [photo].
4/20/05 pA3
PSYCHOTHERAPISTS
Mohonk. 10/21/05 pA3+
Psychiatrist sees benefit in
making house calls [photo].
9/5/05 pA3
PTO, PTA SEE PARENTS'
AND TEACHERS'
ASSOCIATIONS
PUBLIC CONTRACTSNORWALK
Mayor says bidding guidelines
are needed. 1/19/05 pA5
223
PUBLIC DISTURBANCENORWALK
Disturbance ends in man's
arrest. 2/16/05 pA4
6/24/05 pA4
PUBLIC DRINKINGNORWALK
9/23/05 pA4
PUBLIC HEALTH-NORWALK
5/20/05 pA1+
PUBLIC HOUSING-NORWALK
Affordable housing increases
crime, local taxes [letter].
10/3/05 pA10
Krummel: Colonial Village 'is a
ghetto.' 9/8/05 pA1+
9/17/05 pA10
PUBLIC RECORDSMANAGEMENT
pA1+
PUBLIC RELATIONSNORWALK
In brief: eNR acquires equity in
media provider. 2/25/05 pB7
Scoring ink with the media
requires the right kind of shot
[photo]. 6/29/05 pA18+
PUBLIC SAFETY-NORWALK
Norwalk ranked third safest city
in state. 11/22/05 pA3+
PUGLISI, JOSEPH A.
3/16/05 pA18
PULLIA, JOE
pA1+
PUNCTUATION DAY
Ex-Norwalker organizes day
that points to punctuation
[photo]. 8/21/05 pA1+
PUPPETS
World on a string: Medieval art
form earns smiles from
pupils, parents, teachers
[photo]. 12/13/05 pA3+
PURCELL, JAN
PURIM
3/25/05 pA3+
PURVIS, DAN
5/13/05 pA19+
PUTTERMAN, GERALD
9/11/05 pA3+
PUZYCKI, MOLLY
[photo]. 11/12/05 pA15+
Q
QAMAR, COURTNEY
On to the next adventure:
Wilton High sends 302member Class of 2005 to
face the future [photo].
6/19/05 pA3+
QUATTRO PAZZI
(RESTAURANT)
Oak Hills restaurant has new
name. 11/19/05 pA21
QUELL, JOHN
pA1+
QUELL, TERRY
NHS project called
QUESADA, EVELIN
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA1+
QUEVEDO, GABBY
5/19/05 pA1+
QUEVEDO, MICHAEL AND
GABBY
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA1+
QUICKHOMEFIX.COM
Home improvement: Web site
lets vendors bid on repairs,
other jobs [photo]. 6/26/05
pC5+
QUIGLEY, STEPHANIE
2/12/05 pA10
QUIGLEY, TIM
[photo]. 10/12/05 pA13+
QUILTMAKERS
Quilters to fete 25th. 6/24/05
pA3+
QUINLAN, DILLON
pA1+
QUINN, ALEX
[photo]. 11/8/05 pA9+
QUIZNOS SUB
1/28/05 pA18+
R
RABIES
[photo]. 6/28/05 pA3
RABINOWITZ, AMY
St. Luke’s School valedictorian
pC3
RACISM
Online course at NCC to
examine issue of race.
2/11/05 pA1+
RACKSON, FRAN
[photo]. 11/17/05 pC3
RADIO STATIONS-AMATEUR
pA3+
224
RADIO STATIONSFAIRFIELD COUNTY
RADOM, MATTHEW
Living legacy: Tree honors
founder of Voluntary Action
Center [photo]. 11/15/05 pA3+
Volunteer data, city flag
display, festival all winners
[edit]. 7/9/05 pA10
RAGGAZZINI, JEFF
12/13/05 pA12
12/11/05 pB4
RAGIN, LORETTA
Shootings motivate single
mom. 3/27/05 pA1+
RAILROAD ACCIDENTSNORWALK
Passengers derailed: train hits
truck at rail crossing; no one
hurt [photo]. 2/10/05 pA1+
Train hits ATV, police search
for operator. 12/10/05 pA3
Waterbury man loses leg to
train. 9/15/05 pA3+
RAILROADS
Writing the rails: Former Wilton
planner pens 2nd railroad
RAILROADS-CONNECTICUT
Amtrak plan for NE Corridor
worries state. 10/19/05 pA1+
Amtrak proposal somber omen
for national system [edit].
10/18/05 pA6
3/24/05 pA8
DOT's failure bad news for
commuters [edit]. 11/21/05
pA10
Good/bad news for commuters
on Metro-North line [edit].
12/11/05 pC8
Rail car funding vote set for
Friday. 7/28/05 pA1+
Rail study group presents
findings. 11/17/05 pA9
Rell announces $25M for new
diesel engines. 12/5/05 pA1+
State seeks bids to fix 14
railcars. 11/11/05 pA3+
RAILROADS-STATIONSEAST NORWALK
pA1+
E. Norwalk train station project
is moving along [photo].
3/29/05 pA1+
RAILROADS-STATIONSSAUGATUCK
Saugatuck is finally a done
deal. 5/14/05 pA1+
Westport considers security
cameras at Saugatuck
station. 7/19/05 pA4
RAILROADS-STATIONSSOUTH NORWALK
Businesses voice
7/8/05 pA19+
Conference to look at shuttle
from train station. 3/31/05
pA3+
pA1+
for gridlock ‘on the way’
[photo]. 7/8/05 pA1+
RAIN ULTRA LOUNGE &
SUSHI BAR (NIGHTCLUB)
4/23/05 pA3
RALEIGH, DAVID
2005 [photo]. 6/4/05 pA1+
[photo]. 9/16/05 pA13+
RAMBUSH, ERIK
RAMIREZ, CESAR
5/11/05 pA1+
RAMOS, CARLOS
12/30/05 pC1
RAMSEY, RACHEL
10/30/05 pB1+
11/11/05 pA13+
pA13+
RANDALL, LT. PETER
5/18/05 pA1+
[photo]. 8/30/05 pA3+
RANDALL, CHRISTINA
pA1+
RANDALL, PAULINE
Making a difference: Drive
collects 7,600 pounds of food
for area's needy [photo].
10/23/05 pA3+
RAPE-NORWALK
Local court to ship man to N.Y.
on rape charge. 3/8/05 pA3
RASMUSSEN, KAREN
[photo]. 11/17/05 pC3
RATCHFORD, ROGER
The legend from Norwalk no
one knows [photo]. 5/6/05
pA13+
RATZINGER, JOSEPHSEE
ALSO POPE BENEDICT XVI
pA1+
RAY, REMI-ALAIN
12/13/05 pA12
3/30/05 pA18
pA16
[photo]. 10/21/05 pA13+
2/20/05 pB1+
225
MVP honors: Staples’ junior a
state, regional champion in
600 [photo]. 3/30/05 pA15+
Ray wins easily in race for
MVP [photo]. 6/29/05 pA13+
Staples’ Ray stakes claim to
Open gold [photo]. 6/7/05
pA13+
RAYMOND, AL
10/4/05 pA1+
5/26/05 pA1+
RAYMOND, LISA
[photo]. 8/23/05 pA19
RAYMOND, PETER
12/18/05 pB2
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA13+
pB1+
McMahon can’t halt comeback
by Ridgefield [photo].
10/30/05 pB1+
McMahon QB loves to hit
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA13+
RAYMOUR & FLANIGAN CO.
(RETAIL ESTABLISHMEMT)
pA3+
RAYNES, CASSANDRA
[photo]. 11/10/05 pA11+
RAYNO, JOYCE MARIE
RBS GREENWICH CAPITAL
9/15/05 pC1+
READING-NORWALK
ACHIEVE celebrates reading
[photo]. 11/17/05 pA9
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA3+
Chill Out’ program is summer
fun. 6/22/05 pA3
READING-NORWALK
(Continued)
pA3+
Kiwanians play important role
in Norwalk Reads! [letter].
11/10/05 pA8
Norwalk Reads! nets $10K
grant. 11/24/05 pA3
Norwalk Reads! to collect
award for excellence. 6/28/05
pA3+
Norwalk Reads! to hold
citywide book giveaway on
Saturday. 11/4/05 pA3+
building community
[photo]. 4/1/05 pA3+
[photo]. 7/5/05 pA3+
[letter]. 1/24/05 pA10
READY, BOB
pA1+
READY, JANE
4/6/05 pA17
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESSSEE ALSO
RESIDENTIAL REAL
ESTATE
In brief: Address in Stamford is
sold for $10.3M. 3/24/05 pC1
In brief: Bridgeport building
sold for $22 million. 9/16/05
pA19
In brief: Companies renew
leases in Norwalk. 9/14/05
pA21
In brief: Cushman, Wakefield
sees strong market. 4/14/05
pC1
In brief: Stamford building sells
for $3,450,000. 5/10/05 pA17
In brief: Stamford complex sold
for $10 million. 5/27/05 pC5
In brief: UC signs lease for
Stamford office. 8/31/05 pA23
In brief: Wiltonian Realtor
tabbed as liaison. 2/8/05 pC1
B&LT [photo]. 10/27/05 pC1+
Can't afford Fairfield County?
Try the moon. 1/7/05 pB1
County's office market rises
slightly in 2004. 1/11/05 pA18
Developer buys 2 SoNo
7/20/05 pA19+
9/28/05 pA21
Norwalk building sells for $73
million. 2/1/05 pC1
Norwalk building sells for $1Mplus. 1/6/05 pC1
Norwalk's commercial real
estate fortunes grew in 2004
[photo]. 2/23/05 pB8+
Pitt, Sotheby's linking up
[photo]. 1/6/05 pC1+
Quick turnaround: Conn. Ave.
building recovering from loss
of main tenant [photo].
11/6/05 pD1+
6/15/05 pA3+
Some analysts fear housing
bubble may burst. 4/1/05
pB1+
pA1+
In transitioning market, buyers
search for value [photo].
11/11/05 pC1
226
What happens when housing
bubble bursts? [letter].
7/30/05 pA10
REAL ESTATE BUSINESSWESTPORT
In brief: 12,000 square feet
leased in Westport. 3/5/05
pA18
In brief: Athletic Shoe Factory
signs lease. 12/1/05 pC1
In brief: HK Group announces
leases in Westport. 5/4/05
pA17
In brief: HK Group named
agent for 67 Glover. 11/3/05
pC1
In brief: Riverside building sold
in Westport. 4/23/05 pA18
In brief: Westport building sells
for $9.4 million. 3/3/05 pC1
In brief: Westport building sold
for $16.5 M. 10/27/05 pC1
In brief: Westport leases
announced. 11/8/05 pC1
In brief: Westport realtors 3
lease properties. 3/10/05 pC1
In brief: Westport realty firm
pA22, 6/16/05 pC1
Westport building fetches
$11.6M [photo]. 9/28/05 pA21
Westport buildings fetch $24M.
5/25/05 pA18
REAL ESTATE BUSINESSWILTON
In brief: Property, buildings
fetch $1.5M in Wilton.
2/12/05 pA18
New tenants at Wilton complex.
1/11/05 pA18
Wilton Realtor named liaison to
India Institute of Real Estate
[photo]. 11/4/05 pC1+
REAL ESTATE
DEVELOPERS-NORWALK
5 firms on short list for Isaacs
St. project. 2/5/05 pA1+
[photo]. 1/21/05 pB1+
REAL ESTATE
DEVELOPMENT-EAST
NORWALK
ENNA targets Ludlow, Liberty
Sq. for revitalization [letter].
1/31/05 pA10
REAL ESTATE
DEVELOPMENT-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
County's office vacancy rates
up, so are costs of rent.
8/19/05 pC1+
REAL ESTATE
DEVELOPMENT-NORWALK
pA1+
[edit]. 2/14/05 pA10
3/12/05 pA1+
In brief: 3 leases announced by
the HK Group. 8/18/05 pC1
In brief: Baywater leases
property in Norwalk. 4/19/05
pC1
11/18/05 pA1+
City demolition law
City may be giving developers
too many tax incentives
[letter]. 2/22/05 pA10
10/13/05 pC3+
City's development lacks vision
[letter]. 4/17/05 pC8
City’s lack of master plan works
to builders’ advantage [letter].
3/25/05 pA10
City’s urban renewal needs
coordination, realistic
outcomes [edit]. 5/12/05 pA8
10/20/05 pA1+
10/14/05 pA10
Condo groups appeal
pA3+
pA1+
Condos rising on river offer
new lifestyle [photo]. 4/8/05
pC1+
10/12/05 pA1+
force release of
pA6
Custom condos with a
European flavor [photo].
7/22/05 pC1+
plan. 9/2/05 pA3+
pA1+
9/22/05 pA1+
Developer optimistic about
West Ave. plan. 6/1/05 pA1+
Developer to save 3 Stuart
Ave. homes. 12/28/05 pA1+
Developers’ lawyer gets an
earful from preservationists.
10/20/05 pA3+
pA1+
Development plans emphasize
need for moratorium in
Norwalk [letter]. 12/1/05 pA8
[photo]. 1/28/05 pA1+
DiScala gets nod from city.
3/9/05 pA3
Dozen firms vie for Isaacs St.
10/4/05 pA1+
Kweskin suggests two
residential parcels. 5/12/05
pA10
Lawmakers urge East
Norwalkers to speak up.
7/15/05 pA1+
Leasing character: Wall street
office rentals feature original
design [photo]. 1/13/05 pC1+
227
Local businesses nervously
await end of battle over
pA1+
$110M plan moves ahead.
9/15/05 pA3+
9/23/05 pA1+
Maritime construction [photo
Master plan for Norwalk is too
little and too late [letter].
12/17/05 pA12
pA3+
Neighbors pleased with
progress on Stuart Avenue
[letter]. 11/19/05 pA12
New construction leaves
something to be desired
[letter]. 3/11/05 pA10
pA3+
New lease on life: Norden Park
transformed from industrial to
corporate use [photo].
12/11/05 pC5+
pB3+
New shopping spot may be in
the works. 7/17/05 pC5
No one really cares Norwalk is
losing its small-town
atmosphere [letter]. 3/11/05
pA10
Norden Park housing would
increase taxes, traffic [letter].
12/26/05 pA10
units. 11/29/05 pA1+
[photo]. 2/23/05 pB7
REAL ESTATE
DEVELOPMENT-NORWALK
(Continued)
Norwalk is not being invaded
by Greenwich [letter]. 10/7/05
pA10
Norwalk losing old town feeling
[letter]. 3/2/05 pA10
Norwalk official defends Stuart
Ave. developer. 10/6/05 pA1+
Norwalk’s future looking bright
in eyes of developers.
7/13/05 pA1+
7/14/05 pA1+
Pepperidge proposal:
Developer seeks to build 240
housing units. 2/23/05 pA1+
Power pitches made for Isaacs
Street: 2 firms want the
lucrative deal. 4/29/05 pA1+
Rebuilding plans: Blending old,
new. 10/13/05 pC3+
Redevelopment Agency should
review garage plan [letter].
2/3/05 pA6
7/11/05 pA3+
Residents protest demolition:
Neighbors: Developer didn’t
follow rules. 9/30/05 pA1+
Residents to air views on
luxury Pepperidge plan.
3/30/05 pA3+
Rival firms to present plans for
harbor head. 1/20/05 pA3+
[photo]. 1/21/05 pA1+
[photo]. 1/21/05 pA1+
pA9
Smith Street building a
'blunder' [letter]. 1/19/05 pA10
SoNo picking up flavor of Italy.
8/18/05 pC1+
pA3+
12/24/05 pA3+
Traffic corridor study ordered
West Ave. developer fills seats.
1/11/05 pA1+
2/3/05 pA1+
West Avenue plan, now scaled
down, has some promise
[edit]. 12/18/05 pC6
REAL ESTATE
DEVELOPMENT-SOUTH
NORWALK
9/22/05 pA1+
pA1+
9/28/05 pA3+
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA1+
REAL ESTATE
DEVELOPMENTWESTPORT
'Floating zone' amendment a
Pandora's box [letter].
11/7/05 pA10
Westport agencies have a go
at housing plan. 3/4/05 pA1+
REAL ESTATE
DEVELOPMENT-WILTON
Construction a go in Wilton.
6/11/05 pA19+
REAL PROPERTYROWAYTON
Petition drive seen as
pressuring elderly owner to
sell vacant stores. 10/22/05
pA3+
228
REAL PROPERTYVALUATION-NORWALK
2004 Grand List up 12.4%,
tops $8 billion. 3/3/05 pA3
REAL PROPERTYVALUATION-WESTPORT
Hundreds refuse reval in
Wesport. 10/19/05 pA3+
New property assessments
coming in 2006. 7/20/05 pA3+
Public seeks answers on reval
process. 12/20/05 pA3+
Reval will be subject of 2
Westport hearings. 10/17/05
pA3+
Westport Grand List rises by
3.2 percent. 3/14/05 pA3
Westporters give assessor an
earful on reval process.
12/16/05 pA9
REAL PROPERTYVALUATION-WILTON
Office complex leads assessed
property list. 3/6/05 pA4
REARDEN, JOHN B. JR.
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA18,
1/14/05 pB1+
REARDON, CHIP
Best ball partnership: New
owners take over golf training
RECKLESS DRIVINGNORWALK
Drivers need to slow down, put
down cell phone [letter].
11/25/05 pA10
8/29/05 pA4, 4/15/05 pA4,
2/2/05 pA4
Roads not to blame for all
crashes; look at drivers
[letter]. 7/30/05 pA10
RECKLESS
ENDANGERMENTNORWALK
9/27/05 pA1+
Custodian discharges firearm.
8/24/05 pA1+
Mom pleads not guilty to
neglecting 3 of her kids.
9/27/05 pA3+
Suspended firefighter arrested.
4/23/05 pA3
RECKLESS
ENDANGERMENTNORWALK (Continued)
Teen pulls pistol on other teen.
6/15/05 pA3+
Woman allegedly tries to run
boyfriend over. 10/20/05 pA10
RECREATIONAL AREASPUBLIC USE
Residents would sign up on
Rec & Parks site. 6/28/05 pA5
RECYCLING (WASTE, ETC.)LAW AND LEGISLATIONCONNECTICUT
Bill on bottle deposits could
bring dual benefits [edit].
4/4/05 pA10
Expanded bottle bill healthy for
environment [column].
5/16/05 pA10
Legislative legerdemain
destroys a good bill; teen
violence call for coordination
[edit]. 4/21/05 pA8
RECYCLING (WASTE, ETC.)WESTPORT
Trashin Fashion debuts on
First Night [photo]. 12/8/05
pC3
RED CROSS SEE AMERICAN
RED CROSS
REDA, IRENE LAYCHAK
8/15/05 pA3+
REDDOCK, JOE
7/26/05 pA13+
REDEN, GARRETT
3/12/05 pA12+
REDFIELD, SAMANTHA
pA13+
REDISTRICTING (ELECTION
LAW) SEE
APPORTIONMENT
(ELECTION LAW)
REDWAY, JACK
[photo]. 9/12/05 pA3+
REED EXHIBITION COS.
Reed sees potential south of
the border. 8/24/05 pA19
REED-PUTNAM DISTRICTNORWALK
Court. 9/21/05 pA1+
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA1+
pA3+
12/24/05 pA3+
REEL, ANDREW
pB1+
REES, ROBERT
10/2/05 pA3+
REEVES, ANN
pA1+
REEVES, PHIL
Thanks for support from the
Wilton community [letter].
12/15/05 pA8
Wilton helicopter pilot awaits
deployment to Iraq [letter].
8/31/05 pA12
REGAN, ANNE
REGAN, THOMAS W.
[photo]. 9/14/05 pA21
REICHENBACH, CRAIG A.
Norwalk school IT head to
retire Jan. 6. 11/22/05 pA3+
REID, DANIEL
pA3+
229
REID, DARA
[photo]. 9/22/05 pA15
REID, STEPHANIE
pA1+
REIF, ROBERT
7/1/05 pB10+
REILLY, GEORGE A.
4/15/05 pB10
REILLY, JOHN P.
It's Politics!: A city election
steeped in protests
It's Politics!: A political potpourri
for the junkies [column]
[photo]. 4/24/05 pC9
crashes and burns
990 Prospect
It's Politics!: A year of political
highs and lows [column]
[photo]. 1/2/05 pC7
It's Politics!: Another day and
another speech
It's Politics!: Another Dem in
the feds' sights
It's Politics!: August, and the
news is... boring
It's Politics!: Blue states see
red on closings [column]
[photo]. 5/22/05 pC9
for new reforms
his own party
11/20/05 pC9
3/13/05 pC7
over the debates?
REILLY, JOHN P. (Continued)
It's Politics!: GOP: one darn
thing after another
It's Politics!: I really thought it
was Hal Holbrook [column]
[photo]. 6/4/05 pC11
It's Politics!: If at first, you don't
succeed [column][photo].
2/13/05 pC9
4/17/05 pC9
[photo]. 4/10/05 pC9
It's Politics!: It’s the ‘Scarlett
O’Hara syndrome’ [column]
[photo]. 5/29/05 pC11
10/23/05 pC9
[photo]. 5/8/05 pC9
It's Politics!: Musical chairs
local political game [column]
[photo]. 4/3/05 pC7
say you’re sorry
It's Politics!: New
administration’s honeymoon
period may be very short
It's Politics!: Only owls hooting
up at the lake
It's politics!: Political junkies
mourn Indie demise
[photo]. 5/15/05 pC9
invitation only
she's running [column]
[photo]. 10/9/05 pC9
shot from Dems
It's Politics!: Rest easy, Alex,
no primary ahead!
It's Politics!: Some contenters
may reconsider [column]
[photo]. 1/9/05 pC9
of the listener
It's Politics!: Summer, and the
politics is snoozy
It's Politics!: The danger in
getting your wishes
[column][photo]. 10/30/05
pC11
off the island...
It's politics!: Trying to salvage
tarnished image
It's Politics!: Two 'GOP 'hired
guns' in spotlight
It's Politics!: Well, if it quacks
like a lame duck [column]
[photo]. 5/1/05 pC9
It's Politics!: What’s wrong with
obeying the law?
It's Politics!: Yes,Yogi, it’s deja
vu all over again
REILLY, SARA
5/18/05 pA5
REIPH, ZAIRE
[photo]. 10/31/05 pA13+
REIS, BARBARA
REITER, GILBERT
[photo]. 5/6/05 pA1+
RELAY FOR LIFE
2,000 go the distance for
cancer research [photo].
5/22/05 pA3+
230
5/8/05 pA1+
Wilton's Relay for Life gets off
on the right foot. 4/3/05 pA16
RELIGION
Church service revels in
diversity. 11/23/05 pA3+
Letter writer seems driven by
hatred of religion [letter].
1/9/05 pC8
Reader agrees that letter was
offensive [letter]. 1/18/05 pA6
RELIGION-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
Church attendance rises:
Churchgoers pray for tsunami
pA1+
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Parishioners seek justice
[photo]. 9/28/05 pA3+
St. Philip's parish offers faith
9/11/05 pA3+
RELL, M. JODI
Bringing back the beach [photo
Businesses voice
7/8/05 pA19+
4/21/05 pA1+
pA10
Emotional welcome for Rell:
Gov. promises 'bold'
proposals in State of the
State address [photo]. 1/6/05
pA1+
General Assembly ends
session on positive note
[edit]. 6/8/05 pA10
Gov. Rell seeks bipartisan view
of state problems [edit].
1/9/05 pC8
Governor at work [photo with
Governor calls on public to
support Operation Fuel
[letter]. 12/26/05 pA10
RELL, M. JODI (Continued)
Governor declares statewide
day for Terrance Rooney.
6/25/05 pA3
7/13/05 pA10
Governor learns traffic realities
of this county [edit]. 4/6/05
pA10
Governor puts correct stress on
ethics reform [edit]. 1/24/05
pA10
9/24/05 pA3
Governor's budget sobering,
pragmatic roadmap for state
[edit]. 2/13/05 pC8
Governors meet [photo with
House speaker takes Rell to
task on budget. 4/20/05 pA23
she’s running [column]
[photo]. 10/9/05 pC9
shot from Dems
of the listener
pA1+
pC8
7/13/05 pA3+
Lawmakers show optimism.
1/6/05 pA1+
'No, no, no, no.' 4/19/05 pA1+
[photo]. 9/30/05 pA1+
Parent group applauds Rell in
latest effort to stem youth
11/18/05 pA1+
[photo]. 10/1/05 pA3
Rell: We cannot put off difficult
decisions. 1/6/05 pA6
Rell addresses Norwalk
chamber [photo]. 4/1/05 pA1+
Rell comes to town: Governor
visits Norwalk’s Young
Republicans [photo]. 9/9/05
pA3+
Rell mum on run: Governor
pumps 1st year, quiet on
elections [photo]. 7/1/05
pB10+
pA10
Rell puts needs of most
vulnerable citizens foremost
[letter]. 7/17/05 pC8
for gridlock ‘on the way’
[photo]. 7/8/05 pA1+
Rell starts dialogue on state
energy plan. 8/31/05 pA1+
Rell thanks Team Connecticut
for saving sub base [letter].
8/30/05 pA10
Rell to address Norwalk
chamber Thursday. 3/29/05
pC1+
Rell uses old device to escape
notice [edit]. 7/12/05 pA10
Rell visit spurs youths of GOP.
9/10/05 pA3+
Rell wants to take sting out of
heat bill. 10/7/05 pA1+
Rell’s bill brings vision, stability
to transit system. 7/10/05
pC6+
Rell's budget promises windfall
Rell's opposition to Super 7 a
failure of leadership [letter].
8/28/05 pC8
Rell's popularity climbed as
Rowland entered prison.
4/705 pA6
Rell’s position on borrowing
‘right on’ [letter]. 10/20/05 pA8
231
Rell’s veto on junk food ignores
pC8
[photo]. 10/6/05 pA1+
Session does not have to
interfere with Yom Kippur
[letter]. 10/6/05 pA8
State must be sure system
works for the people
[column]. 1/18/05 pA6
Taking the long view: My New
Year’s pledge to Connecticut
[letter]. 12/31/05 pA8
RELOCATION OF BUSINESS
SEE BUSINESS
RELOCATION
REMSON, SANDY
[photo]. 5/31/05 pA1+
RENT SUBSIDIES-LAW AND
LEGISLATION
Tax relief for renters. 8/29/05
pA4
REPORT CARDS
District introduces new report
cards. 11/3/05 pA3+
Report cards for kindergarten
to 5th grade have new look.
8/18/05 pA6
REPUBLICAN PARTYCONNECTICUT
Area Republicans would be
wise to denounce Bush
[letter]. 7/28/05 pA8
REPUBLICAN PARTYNORWALK
Caller asked political questions.
3/20/05 pA1+
pA8
Local Republicans savor the
moment [photo]. 1/21/05 pA1+
pA1+
REPUBLICAN PARTYNORWALK (Continued)
[photo]. 9/8/05 pA3+
Rell visit spurs youths of GOP.
9/10/05 pA3+
Republicans to draft plans for
fall campaign. 6/4/05 pA3+
REPUBLICAN PARTYWILTON
Republican women to celebrate
group’s one-year anniversary
[letter]. 11/26/05 pA6
Wilton GOP forms panel to
study local issues. 4/24/05
pA3
RESCH, RICK
Neighbors clean up woods
pond [photo]. 4/10/05 pA1+
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATECONNECTICUT
Feeling stressed? Don't move
to Hartford. 3/11/05 pC1+
Talking House: Buyers tune in,
owners sell [photo]. 3/4/05
pB1+
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATEFAIRFIELD COUNTY
Condo sales are stronger than
ever [column][photo]. 8/5/05
pB1+
Fairfield County's new 'Gold
Coast' [photo]. 1/28/05 pC1+
Inside Real Estate
[column][photo]. 8/28/05 pC1,
8/5/05 pB1+, 2/11/05 pC1+
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATENORWALK
pA1+
Custom condos with a
European flavor [photo].
7/22/05 pC1+
Home prices drive many from
Norwalk's Maple Hill, c1839
Classic Greek Revival:
Restored, enchanced and a
'rarity' [photo]. 9/23/05 pC1
Residential market boom
forecasted to continue
[photo]. 2/23/05 pB8
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATEWESTON
200-year odyssey: from
Stepney to Weston on the
Saugatuck [photo]. 10/21/05
pB1+
A deer-proof home for living in
deer country [photo]. 2/4/05
pB6
Weston homestead with guest
house, tavern, barn [photo].
9/16/05 pC1+
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATEWESTPORT
[photo]. 9/9/05 pB1
pC1+
Westport bargain in low $400's
is a real find [photo]. 2/25/05
pB1+
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATEWILTON
A celebration of the farmhouse
[photo]. 10/14/05 pB1+
A Royal Barry Wills classic
[photo]. 9/2/05 pB1
Before there was a United
States, this home stood
[photo]. 7/8/05 C1+
RESIDENTIAL SECURITY
Next-level security for area’s
residents. 4/22/05 pC1
Peace of mind just a phone call
away for homeowners
[photo]. 3/20/05 pC6+
RESNICK INVESTMENT
ADVISORS LLC (FIRM)
In brief: Bloomberg honors
Westport company. 7/22/05
pA19
RESTAURANTS-NORWALK
Chamber to launch tasty
publication [photo]. 3/16/05
pA3+
Norwalk 'raises the bar' in
restaurant variety [photo].
2/23/05 pB4
3/22/05 pA3+
232
RESTAURANTS-NORWALKLICENSES
City steps in to keep out
dancers. 8/27/05 pA1+
RESTAURANTS-SOUTH
NORWALK
Al fresco dining less important
than parking lot [edit]. 3/20/05
pC8
Committee chews over outdoor
Council approves outdoor
Debate to reopen on ordinance
for outdoor dining. 2/15/05
pA3
Outdoor dining gets an airing.
4/20/05 pA3+
Outdoor dining menu uncertain.
4/27/05 pA1+
Referring back al fresco dining
a logical move [edit]. 4/28/05
pA8
SoNo merchants optimistic
about outdoor dining. 5/23/05
pA1+
pA1+
RESTRAINING ORDER,
CRIMINAL VIOLATION OFNORWALK
RESTUVIO, JAMIE
pA13+
RETAIL ADVERTISING SEE
ADVERTISING
RETAIL TRADE-SOUTH
NORWALK
SoNo's 'homey' feeling [photo].
12/18/05 pD5+
RETIRED SENIOR
VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
OF SOUTHWESTERN
CONNECTICUT SEE RSVP
REVALUATION OF
PROPERTY SEE REAL
PROPERTY-VALUATION
REVEY-ATKINS, KRISTEVA
Cultural immersion: McMahon
students learn from
Taiwanese teachers [photo].
7/19/05 pA1+
REX BOAT STORE (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
A helping hand [photo with
REY, JOHN
Another time, another war: City
resident recalls duty with first
Marines to serve in Vietnam
[photo]. 2/7/05 pA3+
REYES, ANGEL
pA3
REYES, HENRY
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA11+
REYNOLDS, JOHN
[photo]. 8/30/05 pA3+
REYNOLDS FARM
NURSERIES (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
REZNIKOFF, JOHN
Westport ‘treasure hunter’
collects celebrities’ hair to
Babe Ruth’s bat [photo].
6/13/05 pA1+
Westporter will keep hair from
astronaut. 6/2/05 pA17
REZNIKOFF, TRACY
Yoga aid: Yogathon benefit to
help hospice [photo]. 8/17/05
pA3+
RHODES, DEXTER
pB2
RHODMAN, INES
Celebrating a century of
stories: Though she’s on the
quiet side, woman’s life
speaks volumes [photo].
4/25/05 pA3+
RICH, DAVID
6/13/05 pA3+
RICH, DAVID DANIEL
3/10/05 pC1+
RICHARDSON, CATHERINE
3/23/05 pA22+
RICHARDSON, LATANYA
8/4/05 pB5
RICHARDSON, VERNECE
Student attends history
conference. 8/25/05 pC3+
RICHBURG, ADDIE
pA3+
RICHEME, ASHIAH
12/22/05 pA1+
RICHIE, HUNTER
12/5/05 pA1+
RICHMAN, ALAN
RICK’S MAIN ROOFING
In brief: Rick's Main Roofing
honored with award. 11/15/05
pC1
RIDER, KRISTIN
4/2/05 pA16
[photo]. 10/19/05 pA15+
1/5/05 pA13+
RIEDMER, ELENORE
RIGHT OF PROPERTY
High court ruling is assault on
the middle class [letter].
6/29/05 pA10
Property rights vs. public good
in court ruling [edit]. 6/26/05
pC8
RILEY, GREGORY
RILEY, MELISSA
4/6/05 pA17
233
RILEY-ABEAR, PAMELA
Artists paint Rowayton [photo].
5/22/05 pA1+
RILEY-WILSON, MYRTICE
Additional petition pages don't
help Riley-Wilson. 8/14/05
pA3
pA1+
10/24/05 pA8+
No Dem primary. 8/12/05 pA1+
Riley-Wilson could force
primary. 8/11/05 pA1+
Riley-Wilson making 2nd try at
mayor's seat. 11/6/05 pA1+
Riley-Wilson nears enough
signatures. 8/3/05 pA1+
RILKER, ELLEN
Getting along: Three new seals
at Aquarium ' like old friends'
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA1+
RILLING, HARRY W.
1/31/05 pA1+
Disturbing facts surface in data
on crime in city [edit]. 1/11/05
pA10
pA3+
Holiday cheer [photo with
pA1+
Knopp seeks more teen jobs
[photo]. 4/19/05 pA1+
[photo]. 6/8/05 pA3+
pA1+
[photo]. 7/2/05 pA1+
RILLING, HARRY W.
(Continued)
Police chief speaks at NCC
Men of Distinction Dinner
[photo]. 4/5/05 pA1+
3/29/05 pA3+
Weed and Seed ends but its
impact won’t [edit]. 12/22/05
pA8
RING'S END (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
In brief: Ring’s End opens store
in Wilton. 6/10/05 pC9
Colorful opening: Wilton’s
Ring’s End opens paint
RIOTING-NORWALK
RISK OF INJURY TO A
MINOR-NORWALK
Machete man turns self in.
1/18/05 pA3
Man charged for leaving child
in car. 9/13/05 pA3+
Police: Local man abused
baby. 10/20/05 pA1+
RIST, DICK
[photo]. 11/22/05 pA9+
RITACCO, ALLIE
[photo]. 5/29/05 pB1+
RITCHIE, EDYTHE
[photo]. 11/24/05 pC3
RITCHIEF, JO
1/4/05 pA1+
RITTER, BRUCE AND DIANE
Ridgefield couple gives $1
million to new children’s
Ridgefield couple gives boost
to youngest pupils [edit].
7/6/05 pA10
RITTNER, BARBARA
Guest of honor [photo with
RITZZO, MICKEY
[photo]. 4/17/05 pB1+
RIVAS, JUDITH
[letter]. 9/29/05 pA10
RIVERA, ANITA
9/23/05 pA3+
RIVERPARK
corporate offices - RiverPark
[photo]. 10/23/05 pC5
Norwalk building sells for $73
million. 2/1/05 pC1
RIVERSIDE CEMETERYNORWALK
Riverside Cemetery should be
allowed to cut trees [letter].
7/7/05 pA8
RIZZI, BRANDON
Family to sue strip club in
man’s death. 12/21/05 pA1+
Police source: Man’s death
may have been untimely
accident. 12/4/05 pA1
RIZZO, MIKE
[photo]. 6/14/05 pA15
ROAD RAGE-NORWALK
3 held in Norwalk road-rage
incident. 12/26/05 pA1+
Rage on road ends in arrests.
1/15/05 pA3+
ROADS-MAINTENANCE AND
REPAIR-NORWALK
11 Norwalk streets to get
speed humps. 6/9/05 pA3+
8/6/05 pA10
Council OKs $2.1 million for
roadwork. 7/14/05 pA1+
East Avenue no example of
‘Smart Government’ [letter].
10/13/05 pA10
East Avenue to get its longawaited due. 10/1/05 pA1+
East Rock Road renovations
may delay traffic. 4/3/05 pA3
Four Norwalk roads to be
reconstructed. 8/2/05 pA1+
[edit]. 9/24/05 pA12
234
Mayor: Road repairs get top
priority in budget. 3/31/05
pA3+
Mixed reviews for Glasser
Street repaving [letter]. 8/5/05
pA10
News briefs: Road work under
way on East Avenue. 9/23/05
pA3
Paving roads is what cities do
naturally [edit]. 7/20/05 pA10
Pothole repair makes more
sense than speed bump
expenditure [letter]. 8/3/05
pA10
Quicker exits [photo with
What about fixing potholes?
[letter]. 7/25/05 pA10
Writer voting for candidate who
‘tells the truth’ [letter]. 11/3/05
pA8
ROBAK, LINDA AND LAURA
4/12/05 pA1+
ROBB, NOELLA
[photo]. 5/14/05 pA3+
ROBBERY, ARMEDNORWALK
Bridgeport man pleads guilty in
donut shop heist. 2/17/05 pA3
Convenience store robber to be
jailed at least 8 years.
2/17/05 pA3
Norwalk gas station robbed.
2/17/05 pA1
Norwalk police: 2 robbed in 3
hours. 10/13/05 pA1
Norwalker robbed of cash at
gunpoint. 11/17/05 pA3
One hurt in three Saturday
robberies. 11/15/05 pA1+
Three Bridgeport men charged
in city robbery. 10/4/05 pA3+
Trio sought in video store heist.
8/13/05 pA3
ROBBERY, ARMEDWESTPORT
Innocent plea in Westport party
holdup, shooting. 3/5/05 pA1+
ROBBERY, ATTEMPTEDNORWALK
Attempted robbery suspects
sought. 8/17/05 pA1
Detectives investigate
attempted robbery. 10/29/05
pA4
Police prevent heist, nab
suspect before he can act.
7/23/05 pA1+
Police probe attempted armed
robbery. 2/19/05 pA3+
Robbery alleged. 9/13/05 pA3
ROBBERY-NORWALK
City man accused in Nov. 12
heist. 12/2/05 pA3+
City man loses cash to knifewielding bandit. 10/28/05 pA3
Judge sets bail for robbery
suspect at $50,000. 10/18/05
pA4
2nd robbery suspect charged.
5/17/05 pA3+
News briefs: Masked pair rob
adult video store. 12/19/05
pA3
Norwalk police probe 2 attacks.
10/19/05 pA3+
Norwalk rapper arrested
[photo]. 4/6/05 pA1+
Pair arraigned in stabbing,
robbery of motorist. 9/29/05
pA3+
Police make no arrests in
weekend robberies. 11/29/05
pA3+
Robbery suspects appear in
court. 11/11/05 pA3+
Stamford man robbed outside
homeless shelter. 11/3/05 pA3
Suspects arrested for robbery
out on bond. 11/10/05 pA1+
Teen faces 3 charges in
robbery. 5/12/05 pA1+
ROBBERY-WESTPORT
Man gets 8 years for robberies.
3/24/05 pA3+
News briefs: Subway
restaurant robbed in
ROBENTINO, ADAM
pA4
ROBERSON, JACQUELINE
woman of yea [photo].
6/20/05 pA1+
pA1+
6/25/05 pA10
ROBERTINO, ADAM
pA7
ROBERTS, BRYAN
[photo]. 11/7/05 pA1+
ROBERTS, COKIE
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA1+
ROBERTS, ERIC
3/31/05 pB3
ROBERTS, LOIS
[photo]. 4/27/05 pC1
ROBERTS, RICHARD Y.
9/17/05 pA17
ROBERTSON, CHEVES AND
COREY
10/7/05 pA1+
ROBINSON, ANTHONY
ROBINSON, CHYRETTA
Taking cover [photo with
ROBINSON, MALCOLM
Party at the 'Y' plays host to
10/30/05 pA1+
ROBINSON, MARILYN
Moratorium will give city time to
study zoning [column].
11/24/05 pA8
ROBISON, TODD
7/29/05 pA19
235
ROCA, GUILLERMO AND
CHRIS
Genius2: Twins do a lot of
things together, including
excelling academically
[photo]. 5/29/05 pA3+
ROCCO, DANIEL E.
[photo]. 2/18/05 pC7
ROCKWELL, LIZZY
10/20/05 pA3+
RODGERSON, AARON
[photo]. 2/13/05 pB1+
RODIGER, HOLLY
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA13+
RODRIGUEZ, AURIA
5/16/05 pA1+
RODRIGUEZ, BRIE
RODRIGUEZ, CASIMIRA
From poor to peace prize
[photo]. 2/22/05 pA1+
RODRIGUEZ, FELIX
Waiting for the big one to hit
pA15
RODRIGUEZ, GREG
RODRIGUEZ, JOE
BMHS alumni tour school’s
pA1+
RODRIGUEZ, LAUREN
5/8/05 pA1+
RODRIGUEZ, ROSIE
[photo]. 12/6/05 pA9+
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA11+
[photo]. 10/16/05 pB1+
RODRIGUEZ, ROSIE
(Continued)
Platinum Players seek national
gold [photo]. 6/21/05 pA9+
1/22/05 pA13+
11/11/05 pA13+
ROEDER, MICHAEL
6/17/05 pB11
ROGER FERRIS AND
PARTNERS (FIRM)
accolades. 10/25/05 pA23
ROHR, DAVID
5/27/05 pC5+
ROIG, ROBERT
8/19/05 pA13+
ROJAS, KARLA
ROLAND, ARNOLD
[photo]. 7/15/05 pA13+
ROLDAN, NATHALIE
3/4/05 pA3+
ROLLING GREEN
(RESTAURANT)
Ambience always on menu at
Oak Hills restaurant. 5/16/05
pA3
restaurant 'tells it all' [letter].
11/30/05 pA12
Oak Hills restaurant finish
slated for April: Norwalk
establishment will be open to
the public [photo]. 2/2/05
pA1+
Oak Hills restaurant has new
name. 11/19/05 pA21
Rolling Green opens; good
news for duffers [edit].
5/22/05 pC8
Rolling Green restaurant truly a
feather in the cap of mayor
[letter]. 11/2/05 pA10
Rolling Green rolls out
welcome mat. 7/7/05 pC1+
Tee and toast: Oak Hills
restaurant is nearing
completion [photo]. 4/21/05
pA3+
The wait is over as Rolling
Green opens doors. 5/18/05
pA3+
ROLLING HILLS COUNTRY
CLUB-WILTON
ROLONARE, OFELIA
[photo]. 7/27/05 pA3+
ROMAN, MARY
An Olympian effort: Assistant
city clerk has eyes on
Spanish gold [photo]. 8/20/05
pA3+
Assistant clerk returns with
postcards, memories [photo].
9/11/05 pA1+
City official raises $3,800 for
charity in marathon run.
1/16/05 pA3+
A 'young' athlete,
understanding seniors get
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Ex-priest: Change is
necessary. 4/8/05 pA3+
It's time to end monarchy in
Catholic Church [column].
12/17/05 pA12
St. Philip priest weighs in on
church's future. 4/3/05 pA7
VOTF speaker says papacy
has stripped U.S. bishops of
authority. 12/2/05 pA9
ROMAN CATHOLIC DIOCESE
OF BRIDGEPORT
Bishop election topic of VOTF.
11/4/05 pA9
Bishop's Appeal exceeds $10M
goal. 8/25/05 pA1+
Blue Mass honors emergency
personnel [photo]. 9/12/05
pA1+
Bridgeport diocese organizes
hurricane relief. 9/5/05 pA1+
Diocese seeks health provider
for 3 facilities. 9/8/05 pA3+
236
Voice of Faithful meeting to
focus on election of bishops.
11/2/05 pA11
ROMANELLI, JOHN AND
DOROTHY
Contest winners enjoyed week
in Antigua [letter]. 2/9/05 pA10
ROMANO, JOANNE T.
Councilwoman-elect expresses
thanks to voters [letter].
11/12/05 pA12
10/24/05 pA8+
ROMANO, KELLY
4/2/05 pA16
[photo]. 2/12/05 pA13+
[photo]. 12/30/05 pA11+
[photo]. 3/2/05 pA13+
[photo]. 4/2/05 pA13+
1/5/05 pA13+
ROMANO, LAURA
ROMANO, PETER ‘PJ’
Field named in honor of town’s
former PAL director. 11/20/05
pA3+
ROMANO, TIMOTHY
Veteran grateful for mason’s
contribution [letter]. 12/24/05
pA12
ROMBERG, NANCY
ROME, MEGAN
8/19/05 pC7+
ROMNEY, MITT
Governors meet [photo with
RONICISKE, TOM
8/22/05 pA1+
ROODNER COURTNORWALK
hopes. 10/12/05 pA3+
A Community United: Roodner
Court block party brings
residents together [photo].
8/28/05 pA3
ROODNER COURT TENANTS
ASSOCIATION
ROONEY, ANDREW A.
"ANDY"
Health care rip-off raises his
blood pressure [photo].
6/12/05 pC8
Into the lion’s den at Cornell
[photo]. 5/29/05 pC10
Newsman not allowed to quiz
defense attorney [photo].
4/12/05 pA23
Rembering the V-E Day that
wasn’t [photo]. 5/8/05 pC8+
Rooney to graduates: College
lessons won’t help on the job.
5/23/05 pA1+
ROONEY, EMILY
Quill Award latest feather in
Emily Rooney’s cap [photo].
11/14/05 pA3+
ROONEY, TERRY
caption]. 10/11/05 pA19
Glad to help honor Rooney
[letter]. 6/24/05 pA10
Governor declares statewide
day for Terrance Rooney.
6/25/05 pA3
Norwalk’s patriot: Terry Rooney
honored for years of service
[photo]. 6/17/05 pA3+
pA10
Rooney to have his day.
4/25/05 pA1+
Terry Rooney to be honored
June 16 [photo]. 6/5/05 pA1+
Terry Rooney’s contributions to
be honored June 16 [letter].
3/31/05 pA10
A 'veterans' veteran': Terry
Rooney to be honored June
16 [photo]. 6/5/05 pA1+
ROOR, CLARA
senior complex make
[photo]. 9/5/05 pA3+
ROOS, PATTI
Norwalker invited to join council
at Yale-New Haven Hospital.
4/14/05 pC4
ROOSEVELT, CHRISTOPHER
DUPONT
[photo]. 11/20/05 pA1+
ROSA, MIKE
ROSARIO, CARLOS
City worker was great help to
flustered commuter [letter].
12/15/05 pA8
ROSATO, ANDREA
Talent night [photo with
ROSELLE, PHIL
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA1+
ROSEN, DR. ELIHU
Exercise judgment while
enjoying outdoors with baby.
8/11/05 pA13
ROSEN, BRITTANY
ROSENAU, WILLIAM
Terrorism expert says al-Qaida
poses weaker threat. 5/8/05
pA3+
ROSENBLUM, CRAIG
A spa experience for cars
[photo]. 11/23/05 pA21
ROSENTHAL, BOBBY
pB2
ROSH HASHANA
[photo]. 10/3/05 pA1+
10/10/05 pA1
ROSS, ANDY
Former paperboy says hardest
part of job was getting it
[photo]. 12/5/05 pA3+
237
ROSS, JOE
Auto focus [photo with caption].
9/2/05 pA5
ROSS, LINDSAY
pA15
[photo]. 1/21/05 pA13+
ROSS, MICHAEL
Executing Ross would be 'stateassisted' suicide [letter].
3/1/05 pA10
Local legislators split on repeal
[photo]. 1/24/05 pA1+
ROSS, ROBERT
10/21/05 pA20+
ROSS, STAR
Patrons score big at library
pA1+
ROSSI, LARRY
A frameful of memories:
Former fire chief’s portrait to
hang at station [photo].
4/14/05 pA3+
ROSSI, MARCIA
pA3
ROSSISON, DAVE
6/23/05 pA1+
ROSSMER, DAVID
Q&A [photo with caption].
5/23/05 pA4
ROSSO, CINDY AND
JENNIFER
[photo]. 9/25/05 pA1+
ROTARY CLUB SEE NAME
OF TOWN ROTARY CLUB;
SUNRISE ROTARY CLUB
ROTHMAN, JILLIAN
Two Staples juniors to hold
Katrina relief benefit. 9/23/05
pA3+
ROTHSCHILD, ERIC
pA16
ROTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
[photo]. 9/10/05 pA3+
A familiar face to baseball fans
pA3
[photo]. 6/16/05 pA3+
Health and wellness focus of
Roton event. 10/27/05 pA3+
3/16/05 pA3+
Many helped make Roton’s
health day a success [letter].
6/4/05 pA10
Middle-schoolers go ‘sayonara’
today. 5/17/05 pA3+
Middle-schoolers report on trip
to Japan. 5/29/05 pA5
9/29/05 pA1+
Roton Middle students' art
placed on display. 4/2/05
pA3+
ROTON MIDDLE SCHOOLAFTER SCHOOL
HOMEWORK CLUB
ROUND HILL HIGHLAND
SCOTTISH GAMES
Highland Games return to
Let the (Highland) Games
begin! Annual event brings
touch of Scottish heritage to
[edit]. 7/2/05 pA10
Skirl of the bagpipes will return
to Norwalk [edit]. 3/20/05 pC8
ROUND HILL HIGHLAND
SCOTTISH GAMES
SCHOLARSHIP
ROUTE 7
Alternative transportation: State
rep offers a plan to link
Norwalk and Danbury [photo].
1/18/05 pA3+
Norwalk chamber says 'no' to
Super Route 7 plan. 1/19/05
pA3
Selling off land for new Route 7
makes no sense [edit].
1/20/05 pA8
ROUTE 7-MERRITT
PARKWAY INTERCHANGE
‘A Hitchhiker’s Guide’ to the
Merritt Parkway project
[letter]. 5/29/05 pC10
Adult supervision for ConnDOT
[column]. 4/7/05 pA8
Benefits vs. disruptions:
Supporters, opponents
assess Merritt Parkway
proposal [photo]. 3/1/05 pA3+
Citizens draft parkway
interchange plan. 4/2/05 pA3+
City pushes connector plan
[photo]. 3/12/05 pA1+
Connector blasting to slow
traffic. 7/12/05 pA1+
Construction start on
interchange a welcome sign
[edit]. 5/25/05 pA10
Delaying work on interchange a
step backward [edit].
10/12/05 pA10
Get moving with long-delayed
Route 7 expressway [letter].
10/30/05 pC10
pA1+
How can leaders support this?
[letter]. 6/3/05 pA10
Infamous ‘rock’ destined to
become gravel [edit]. 7/14/05
pA8
Interchange completion at hand
for Route 7? [edit]. 3/24/05
pA8
Interchange meeting set for
April. 3/16/05 pA1+
238
Interchange project will ruin
neighborhood, add to traffic
woes [letter]. 4/3/05 pC7
his own party
A Long Time Coming: Route 7Merritt interchange
construction nears [photo].
4/19/05 pA1+
Mayoral unity on display for
interchange [edit]. 3/28/05
pA10
Merritt interchange project
nears reality: Region's
leaders to discuss plans in
Norwalk on Monday [photo].
2/27/05 pA1+
Merritt lawsuit in court today.
9/27/05 pA1+
Merritt project a violation of
nature [letter]. 8/21/05 pC6
Merritt project will have
enormous destructive impact
[letter]. 5/28/05 pA12
Merritt suit gets day in U.S.
court. 9/28/05 pA1+
Merritt/Super 7 project a turn in
wrong direction [column].
4/3/05 pC6+
No more delays to interchange
[letter]. 6/3/05 pA10
Norwalkers pay too high a price
for interchange [letter].
9/30/05 pA10
Now or never to complete
Interchange. 4/5/05 pA10
One stretch of Route 7 no
longer bogged down [edit].
9/20/05 pA6
Parkway-Route 7 interchange
fight heads to court. 8/27/05
pA1+
Phase 1 to begin [photo with
Public should hear about
Merritt interchange project
[letter]. 4/4/05 pA10
Rell's opposition to Super 7 a
failure of leadership [letter].
8/28/05 pC8
ROUTE 7-MERRITT
PARKWAY INTERCHANGE
(Continued)
Removal of wall won’t prevent
rear-end crashes [letter].
7/20/05 pA10
Route 7 dream remains just
that — a dream [edit].
11/13/05 pC8
Route 7-Merritt Parkway
lawsuit hearing postponed.
9/1/05 pA3
pA10
Small group of obstructionists
delay much-needed project
[letter]. 10/16/05 pC9
State correct to act quickly on
contract for interchange [edit].
4/20/05 pA10
State halts work on Route7Merritt interchange [photo].
10/8/05 pA1+
Summer start projected for
Merritt interchange [photo].
3/22/05 pA1+
Super 7 expressway crucial to
area’s growth [column].
10/30/05 pC10
Transit dept. issued permit for
Route 7 expansion. 5/31/05
pA1
Transportation policy urgently
needs re-examination [letter].
4/8/05 pA10
Turtles slow Route 7 work.
5/21/05 pA3+
Waste of money, manpower
[letter]. 6/17/05 pA10
ROUTE 123-NORWALK
Intersection project gets green
light from state. 6/24/05 pA3+
ROWAYTON
Rowayton risks becoming a
caricature of itself [letter].
8/13/05 pA10
ROWAYTON ARTS CENTER
Best in show [photo with
caption]. 10/27/05 pC4, pC4
Preparing for the holiday show
pC3
ROWAYTON CIVIC
ASSOCIATION
Civic group fails to hatch plan
for Smith home. 6/2/05 pA3+
ROWAYTON ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
6/12/05 pA1+
pA3+
More ‘fun-raiser’ than fundraiser: Rain fails to deter
visitors at Rowayton carnival
[photo]. 5/1/05 pA3
5/18/05 pA5
Teachers College rep visits
ROWAYTON-FARM CREEK
ROAD
Crossing paths: Rowaytonites
up in arms over possible path
change [photo]. 2/9/05 pA1+
ROWAYTON-FIRE DEPT.
SEE ROWAYTON
VOLUNTEER FIRE
DEPARTMENT
ROWAYTON LIBRARY
Barn story has Rowayton
resident seeing red [letter].
8/13/05 pA10
Donors, others get a peek at
Rowayton Library fix-up
plans. 3/5/05 pA12
Library was once a gem of a
barn [letter]. 8/22/05 pA10
Rowayton Library board gives
go-ahead for renovation
Rowayton library board to ask
$40,000 for upgrade [photo].
1/9/05 pA3+
Rowayton Library plans
renovation. 2/10/05 pC3+
pA3+
239
ROWAYTON POST OFFICE
pB3+
ROWAYTON RIVER RAMBLE
Ramble On: Rowayton Ramble
a fun success [photo].
7/10/05 pA1+
ROWAYTON SEAFOOD
(RESTAURANT)
Area businesses pitch in with
relief efforts [photo]. 9/9/05
pA18+
ROWAYTON TRAIN STATION
SEE RAILROADSSTATIONS-ROWAYTON
ROWAYTON VOLUNTEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT
pA6
Rowayton recognizes year’s
top volunteer firefighters
[photo]. 11/21/05 pA3+
6th District to hear fire chief.
9/14/05 pA4
ROWING
Making waves in Boston [photo
ROWING-NORWALK
Maritime girls dominate
Riverfront Regatta [photo].
10/8/05 pA19
Maritime girls show their mettle
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA18
Maritime takes second two
times [photo]. 11/9/05 pA13
NRRA masters crew strong at
Nationals. 8/30/05 pA15
ROWLAND, JOHN G.
Close aide to Rowland helped
feds with probe. 1/10/05 pA3+
Government buildings should
not carry J. Edgar Hoover's
name [letter]. 2/2/05 pA10
Hour downplayed Rowland
scandal until he resigned
[letter]. 3/25/05 pA10
crashes and burns
'revolving door'
ROWLAND, JOHN G.
(Continued)
It's politics!: Trying to salvage
tarnished image
[photo]. 3/21/05 pA1+
Proposal to curb those
‘consultants’ needs quick
action [edit]. 3/29/05 pA6
Recalling Rowland’s better side
Rell's popularity climbed as
Rowland entered prison.
4/705 pA6
Rowland expected to begin
prison sentence today. 4/1/05
pA9
Rowland sentence proves
judicial system unfair [letter].
4/2/05 pA10
Sentence closes sad page in
Connecticut’s history [edit].
3/23/05 pA12
ROWLAND, KIM
7/27/05 pA1
ROY, TIANNA
5/19/05 pA1+
ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
9/15/05 pC1+
RSVP
Longtime volunteers earn
salute. 5/26/05 pC3
RSVP thanks businesses for
help [letter]. 6/1/05 pA10
RSVP volunteer thanks donors
[letter]. 6/20/05 pA10
[photo]. 11/24/05 pC3
RUBIN, JEFFREY
Ex-Norwalker organizes day
that points to punctuation
[photo]. 8/21/05 pA1+
RUBIN, REBECCA
[photo]. 9/8/05 pA9+
RUBIN, RUTH
[photo]. 10/28/05 pA3+
RUCK, GILES
Party at the ‘Y’ plays host to
10/30/05 pA1+
RUDER, CYNTHY HALBY
8/31/05 pA23
RUEVEN, DAN
RUFFIN, DEBBIE
Scouts elect Norwalker as
secretary. 7/14/05 pC4
RUGGIERO, ADA
10/10/05 pA3+
RUGGIERO, JAMES
RUGGIERO, JAY
RUHNKE, DOUG
pA16
Breaking the mold [photo].
6/24/05 pA13+
pA13+
[photo]. 4/6/05 pA13+
[photo]. 5/18/05 pA13+
Ruhnke commits to Ohio State
lax program [photo]. 3/9/05
pA13+
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA15+
RUMMAGE SALES
Businesses helped make B3
tag sale a big success [letter].
4/9/05 pA10
pA10
Surplus school equipment up
for sale. 12/16/05 pA3+
240
RUNNING
Harmony Run passes through
RUNNING-NORWALK
Children, parents will run for
fun Saturday in Norwalk.
11/30/05 pA3+
RUSSELL, JIM
[photo]. 3/19/05 pA3+
RUSSELL, MAX
[photo]. 5/3/05 pA3+
RUSSELL, ROSHAD
[photo]. 8/3/05 pA3+
RUSSIAN AMERICANSCONNECTICUT
RUSSO, ERIC
[photo]. 4/17/05 pB1+
RUSSO, JOHN
East Side drops Meticulous
[photo]. 10/19/05 pA19
RUTH STEINKRAUS-COHEN
BRIDGE-WESTPORT
9/26/05 pA5
RUTHER, BRIAN
pA13+
RUTLEDGE, ANTHONY R.
3/11/05 pC9
RUTTKAMP, MICHAEL
Ruttkamp 10th at Thompson.
5/17/05 pA17
RUZOW GRAPHICS, INC.
In brief: Westport graphics
company honored. 11/1/05
pA19
RYAN, JACK
[photo]. 2/5/05 pA13+
RYAN, JOHN J.
7/29/05 pA19
RYAN, KATHLEEN
Branford shocks Wilton [photo].
11/16/05 pA15+
RYAN, KATIE
[photo]. 11/2/05 pA13+
RYAN- JONES, LINDSEY
[photo]. 6/20/05 pA1+
RYDER, ELAINE
Textbook prices taxing college
budgets [photo]. 9/19/05 pA1+
S
SABIA-RODRIGUES, JENNIE
Sabia-Rodrigues 90th birthday
[photo]. 7/17/05 pC3
SACIA SEE BUSINESS
COUNCIL OF FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
SADLER, ELIZA
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA13+
SAFETY EDUCATION
Parents urged not to overlook
fire safety message for kids.
6/16/05 pA3+
SAFFAN, HOWARD
Saffan makes Sound Tigers
solid at top [photo]. 10/20/05
pA11+
SAGA (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
3/31/05 pC8
SAILING
[photo]. 7/17/05 pA3+
SAILING-NORWALK
Sailing the seas of education:
Soundwaters schooner
launched in Norwalk [photo].
3/24/05 pA3+
SAILING-WESTPORT
Junior sailing championships
come to Westport. 6/23/05
pA13
Top sailors compete in
Westport. 7/3/05 pB5
ST. ANN'S CLUB-NORWALK
pA1+
Spaghetti western [photo with
ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI
CHURCH
St. Francis picnic kicks off
‘Going Places’ raffle [photo].
10/20/05 pC3
ST. GEORGE GREEK
ORTHODOX CHURCH
6/19/05 pA1+
ST. JEROME CHURCH
3/14/05 pA3+
pA1
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH
Priest’s 40th anniversary draws
hundreds to church [photo].
9/21/05 pA3+
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
Bringing a community together:
Faithful laud bishop's
participation in local service
[photo]. 12/27/05 pA3+
Parish tradition continues:
Harvest fair brings St. Mary’s
a bumper crop of donations
[photo]. 10/24/05 pA3
St. Mary parishioners
remember pope's love
[photo]. 4/4/05 pA1+
[photo]. 3/19/05 pA3+
ST. MATTHEW CHURCH
Church service revels in
diversity. 11/23/05 pA3+
St. Matthew's wraps season.
4/7/05 pB1
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
An Irish tradition [photo with
241
pA1+
ST. PAUL'S ON THE GREEN
75 and growing: Church
celebrates anniversary
[photo]. 6/9/05 pC3
All creatures great and small
pA3
Angel inspires church store.
9/14/05 pA3+
Historic church to celebrate
75th anniversary of the
building. 6/4/05 pA7
9/26/05 pA3+
11/12/05 pA12
A little Angel at St. Paul's book
9/24/05 pA3
Paul’s on the Green [photo].
7/20/05 pA1+
[photo]. 7/28/05 pA3+
Parishioners seek justice
[photo]. 9/28/05 pA3+
Pilgrimage of spirit: St. Paul's
Church installs updated
'Stations of the Cross'
[photo]. 2/20/05 pA3
11/10/05 pA8
Solemn holiday celebration
pA1
7/26/05 pA3+
ST. PHILLIP CHURCH
ST. PHILLIP CHURCH
(Continued)
2/26/05 pA3+
In memory of Ari [photo with
Parish youth group fasting to
raise hunger awareness.
2/4/05 pA1+
9/11/05 pA3+
ST. PHILLIP YOUTH
MINISTRY
Furniture theft prompts church
youth group to learn a lesson
of forgiveness [photo]. 6/9/05
pA3+
ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE
CHURCH
Don’t blame churches for sins
of absentee parents [letter].
4/24/05 pC8
S VINCENT DE PAUL
SOCIETY-NORWALK
1/12/05 pA3+
SAINTVIL, RUTH
[photo]. 11/29/05 pA3+
SAIRIS, CRAIG
Safe and sound: 2 firefighters
injured in cat rescue [photo].
1/28/05 pA3+
SALAMONE, NICOLE
[photo]. 10/13/05 pA13+
SALEEM, L’MINGGIO
GE Finance in Indy hoop
semifinals [photo]. 3/30/05
pA20
SALIK, EREZ
8/26/05 pA23
SALINAS, CHRISTIAN
Aiming high [photo with
SALLEY, GEORGE
[photo]. 12/12/05 pA1+
SALOMON, SUSIE
SALTERS, STEVE
4/3/05 pB2
[photo]. 2/9/05 pA13+
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
SALVINO, CAROL
Salon puts fun into haircuts
[photo]. 9/29/05 pC1+
SAM TESTA TROPHY GAME
years. 11/23/05 pA15+
1999 [photo]. 11/26/05 pA9+
[photo]. 11/24/05 pA11+
Thanksgiving tradition comes a
day late [photo with caption].
11/26/05 pA1
SAMATULSKI, MARY ELLEN
pC1
SAMELA, MICHAEL
win [photo]. 4/13/05 pA15+
[photo]. 10/2/05 pB1+
SAMMIS STREET-NORWALK
Residents petition to preserve
mini-park. 3/2/05 pA5
3/25/05 pA1+
SAMSON, STEVEN
DARING to learn [photo with
SAMUELS, JOY
pA1+
242
SANCHEZ, ALEXIS
SANCHEZ, EMMIE
2/2/05 pA3+
SANCHEZ, JONATHON
pA1+
SANCHEZ, JUAN
[photo]. 1/17/05 pA3
SANDERS, RON
SANDLER, JASON
pA16
SANFORD, BRUCE
2/4/05 pA1+
SANIEE, ARIA
11/17/05 pA11+
SANON, ELI
Carver helps teen with designs
on an art career [photo].
6/19/05 pA3+
SANTALUCIA, JOE
11/23/05 pA15+
pA13+
[photo]. 2/2/05 pA13+
pA13+
SANTALUCIA, MIKE
11/23/05 pA15+
SANTANELLO, PATRICIA
SANTANGELO, SUSAN
Breast cancer survivor helps
others live life. 5/25/05 pA3+
SANTANIELLO, N. SCOTT
11/16/05 pA21+
SANTELLA, DENNIS
caption]. 10/11/05 pA19
SANTELLA, RAFAEL
Marinello's Deli rolls into first
[photo]. 11/3/05 pA16
SANTO, JOSEPH
It’s Politics!: Council blindsides
Alex on ZBA [column][photo].
7/3/05 pC7
Mayor must persevere with
Santo reappointment [letter].
7/7/05 pA8
Santo off Zoning Board of
Appeals. 6/29/05 pA4
SANTOLINI, TIM AND KEVIN
Running a business before he
was old enough to drive
[photo]. 10/31/05 pA3+
SARAGIN, WARREN G.
5/4/05 pA17
SARAH'S FLOWERS AND
GARDEN CENTER (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
[photo]. 2/9/05 pA18+
SARANTOS, NAN
2/16/05 pA18+
SARASIN, WARREN G.
A gift for the hospital [photo
pC3
SARRAZIEN, JOHN
go [photo]. 4/24/05 pB1+
SAT
Revised SAT stressed skills
over abstract reasoning.
8/27/05 pA3+
SAT-NORWALK
9/15/05 pA6
Norwalk students reflect state,
nation trends. 8/31/05 pA4
SAUGATUCK CENTERWESTPORT
‘Floating zone’ amendment a
Pandora’s box [letter].
11/7/05 pA10
SAUGATUCK
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
[photo]. 3/3/05 pC4
SAUGATUCK RIVERWESTPORT
Westport waits for word on
Saugatuck dredging. 6/10/05
pA4
SAUGATUCK ROWING CLUB
Nutmeg Games Rowing
Regatta paddles into
Saugatuck. 6/9/05 pA13
SAUGATUCK VALLEY
AUDUBON SOCIETY
Bird's-eye view: Birdwatchers
12/19/05 pA1+
SAULITIS, JOHN
[photo]. 10/23/05 pB1+
SAUNDERS, AZANE
pA3+
SAUNDERS, CICELY
Founder of hospice movement
will be missed [letter]. 8/2/05
pA10
SAUNDERS, JOHN
Saunders retires from West
Rocks. 4/5/05 pA1+
SAVAIDES, GEORGE
7/14/05 pA11+
SAVE CRANBURY
ASSOCIATION
Duff grateful for award from
Cranbury Association [letter].
3/6/05 pC6
Save Cranbury Association
honors officials for slowing
development in city,
243
SAVE THE CHILDREN
FEDERATION
(ORGANIZATION)
Children raised millions for
tsunami relief. 6/16/05 pA10
Girls’ education focus of Save
the Children report. 5/3/05
pA1+
Local agencies plan hospital in
Pakistan. 11/24/05 pA3+
Save the Children completes
first year of 5-year relief plan.
12/29/05 pA3
Save the Children sending
earthquake relief. 3/30/05
pA3+
Shays pushes bill to protect
women, kids in war zones
[photo]. 8/23/05 pA3
[photo]. 1/13/05 pA4
Taking cover [photo with
SAVE THE SOUND INC.
More than meets the eye: Tiny
changes show marsh
restoration success [photo].
9/16/05 pA3+
Natural gas facility has Save
the Sound worried. 1/11/05
pA1+
Save the Sound gearing up for
coastal cleanup. 9/16/05 pA3+
Save the Sound weighs
mammoth gas plant plan
[edit]. 1/12/05 pA10
SAVING AND INVESTMENT
SEE INVESTMENTS
SAWCH, ANNA
6/30/05 pA14
SAWYER, BRODERICK
5/12/05 pA3+
3/16/05 pA13+
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
[photo]. 1/22/05 pA13+
SAWYER, GRACE
5/10/05 pA1+
SAWYER, KENDALL
[photo]. 10/9/05 pB1+
[photo]. 9/17/05 pA13+
Sawyer steps up [photo].
10/14/05 pA13+
SAWYER, VICKIE
A day in the life of an aquarist:
Reporter goes 'on the job'
with Aquarium employee
[photo]. 3/16/05 pA1+
SBC/SNET
In brief: SBC earnings down
but surpass estimates.
4/26/05 pA6
A diss to SBC for closing up in
Stamford [photo]. 8/21/05 pA3
SCABRINI, JANET
[photo]. 1/10/05 pA3+
SCALISE, JODY
[photo]. 8/7/05 pA1+
SCALISE, RICHARD JR.
[photo]. 12/10/05 pA19
SCALISI, BARBARA AND
BEN
relive ’55 disaster at museum
SCALISI, MEGAN
pA1+
Full circle: McMahon grad
coming back to teach at alma
mater [photo]. 8/21/05 pA3+
SCALZI, BRUNY
SCARPELLI, COURTNEY
NHS student shocked by
scholarship. 6/26/05 pA1+
SCHACHTER, ALEXIS
Learning history through
drawing [photo with caption].
2/24/05 pA8
SCHAEFER, BOB
Bob Schaefer finds losing a
royal pain [photo]. 8/26/05
pB1+
Norwalk’s Schaefer no quick fix
for K.C. [photo]. 5/12/05
pA11+
SCHAEFFER, ALYSSA
pA16
SCHAEFFER, HARRISON
2/11/05 pA3+
SCHAEFFER, MICHAEL
pA16
Trojans rumble past Panthers
[photo]. 5/6/05 pA13+
Weston's Schaeffer commits to
Wagner [photo]. 3/12/05
pA13+
SCHEMANSKY,IRV
[photo]. 6/14/05 pA15
SCHEMPP, GAY
[photo]. 1/10/05 pA3+
SCHENCKS ISLAND-WILTON
8/19/05 pA3+
Wilton selectmen give dogs no
relief. 5/18/05 pA3+
SCHER, PETER
11/17/05 pA11+
SCHERBAN, MICHAEL A.
10/21/05 pA20+
SCHEUFELE, DARREN
6/5/05 pB1+
[photo]. 5/6/05 pA13+
SCHEYD, WILLIAM J.
Monsignor marks anniversary
pC3
244
SCHIERLO, BETH
[photo]. 10/2/05 pA1+
SCHIMER, JEFFREY
[photo]. 10/17/05 pA1+
SCHMERZLER, BARBARA
4/6/05 pA17
SCHMIDT, BRAD
[photo]. 9/15/05 pA9
SCHMIDT, ED
pA1+
pA3+
SCHNABOLK, MARC
2/2/05 pA18
SCHNIEDER, FRED
11/9/05 pA8
SCHOLARSHIPS
Dunkin' Donuts doubles up on
state scholarships to
$100,000. 3/2/05 pA3+
Marketing your student athlete
for college scholarships.
5/29/05 pC7
McElveen named Athlete of the
Year [photo]. 7/16/05 pA13+
9/15/05 pA6
Scholarships are out there: All
it takes is time and diligence.
8/16/05 pB8
SCHOLARSHIPS-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
Northrop Grumman plans local
scholarships. 2/23/05 pA8
$10,000 [photo]. 8/5/05 pB11
SCHOLARSHIPS-NORWALK
Award winners: King
scholarship committee
salutes outstanding students
[photo]. 7/21/05 pC3
SCHOLARSHIPS-NORWALK
(Continued)
pC2
Chick’s Scholarship Winners
pA15
[photo]. 9/21/05 pA3+
[photo]. 8/7/05 pA1+
Scholarship winners
[photo]. 6/25/05 pA3+
Housing authority awards
$33,000 in scholarships.
6/17/05 pA3
News briefs: Norwalk single
mom wins scholarship.
9/14/05 pA3
Nonprofit to award $30,000.
3/23/05 pA3+
pA1+
Scholarships available for NHA
tenants. 3/21/05 pA3
Shah, Shields winners of
Rosenbloom Scholarship.
6/21/05 pA1+
pA3+
WorkPlace finds work sites for
many residents. 2/24/05 pC1+
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORSNORWALK
Assistant principals working on
grades. 2/2/05 pA3+
11/18/05 pA3+
District fills most vacancies for
next school year. 9/27/05
pA3+
Ed board taps 3 deans in
12/26/05 pA3+
Frank Harris to retire from food
services. 11/17/05 pA3+
5/18/05 pA5
pA3+
Norwalk school IT head to
retire Jan. 6. 11/22/05 pA3+
Norwalk schools do not have a
high price tag [letter]. 12/1/05
pA8
1/6/05 pA1+
Series on school principals an
‘excellent’ idea [letter].
12/22/05 pA8
Brookside's leader. 12/19/05
pA1+
Turnover in assistant principals
raises questions about policy
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORSWESTPORT
2 school execs to earn
$160,000-plus. 6/25/05 pA5
New principal taking helm at
Long Lots. 8/9/05 pA4
Prospective Staples High
principal to be announced.
6/28/05 pA4
5/23/05 pA3
pA3+
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORSWILTON
6/5/05 pA5
SCHOOL-AGE CHILD CARENORWALK
pA4
check for $30,126. 9/17/05
pA3+
Supplement). 8/24/05
245
Family, children's agency offers
after-school program [photo].
1/5/05 pA3+
French connection: Cranbury
students learn basics of
language in new afterschool
program [photo]. 4/7/05 pA3
[photo]. 4/13/05 pA1+
6/17/05 pA3
Norwalk Housing opens 5th
learning center. 6/15/05 pA3+
Achievement program
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA3+
pA3+
pA3+
State licenses Carver’s afterschool program. 9/7/05 pA4
10/20/05 pA3+
SCHOOL ATTENDANCENORWALK
‘H’ policy rates ‘F’ from sibs:
hoop standout from
6/17/05 pA1+
6/22/05 pA10
SCHOOL BUDGETSNORWALK SEE NORWALKEDUCATION, BOARD OFBUDGET
SCHOOL BUDGETSWESTON SEE WESTONEDUCATION, BOARD OF
SCHOOL BUDGETSWESTPORT SEE
WESTPORT-EDUCATION,
BOARD OF-BUDGET
SCHOOL BUILDINGSMAINTENANCE AND
REPAIR-NORWALK
BMHS alumni tour school's
pA1+
Brookside furniture
replacement not ‘frivolous’
[letter]. 12/18/05 pC6
Brookside project spans 2
administrations [letter].
11/6/05 pC6
Construction work continues at
Brien McMahon High School
[photo]. 8/16/05 pB3
Contract to manage projects up
for vote. 2/8/05 pA3+
7/27/05 pA1+
Date set for Kendall school
renovations. 5/7/05 pA1+
Drawings sought for NHS
overhaul. 8/4/05 pA1+
Dust at McMahon causes
concern, gets attention [edit].
3/25/05 pA10
Dust from McMahon work
sickens teachers. 3/19/05
pA1+
Going places: McMahon staff,
students moving to bigger,
better digs [photo]. 12/18/05
pA3+
evacuation of NHS
Kendall gets good review.
9/7/05 pA3+
Kendall improvements [photo
$23M bond sale to pay for
school renovations. 6/25/05
pA1
McMahon renovations on
schedule. 11/3/05 pA5
McMahon wing to be ready
today. 2/27/05 pA3+
Milford firm OK'd for school
projects. 2/9/05 pA1+
11/26/05 pA3+
enough. 2/16/05 pA5
NHS project called
budget. 4/6/05 pA1+
them. 8/5/05 pA5
'Relatively low' dust
concentration found at
McMahon. 3/24/05 pA1+
Renovation work required at
both city high schools [letter].
4/26/05 pA8
Renovations under way at
Kendall School. 6/16/05 pA4
9/29/05 pA1+
[letter]. 6/7/05 pA10
plans. 2/16/05 pA1+
SCHOOL BUILDINGSWESTPORT
No summer vacation ahead for
school construction work.
5/27/05 pA3+
SCHOOL BUSES-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
School buses in the region
getting safer. 10/14/05 pA3+
SCHOOL BUSES-NORWALK
Children should not cross
multiple lanes for bus [letter].
10/26/05 pA10
Dad alarmed by number of
drivers who don't stop for
school buses. 10/23/05 pA3
Drivers must stop for school
buses [letter]. 11/1/05 pA10
246
Drivers put pupils at risk
[photo]. 10/26/05 pA3+
Funds holdup could halt NEON
buses. 11/11/05 pA1+
Parents grateful for bus
company staff’s dedication
[letter]. 7/6/05 pA10
Parents ought to consider gassaving method [letter].
9/30/05 pA10
Stepping safely [photo with
Using school bus will save
money [letter]. 9/23/05 pA10
SCHOOL DAY-WILTON
Wiltonians seek change in start
time for school. 3/13/05 pA3+
SCHOOL ENROLLMENTNORWALK
10/7/05 pA1+
Parents upset over last-minute
school change. 8/17/05 pA1+
Schools seeking balance.
10/19/05 pA3+
SCHOOL FIELD TRIPS
10/19/05 pA12
10/14/05 pA10
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT
PROGRAMS-UNITED
STATES
6/4/05 pC10
Attorney general’s NCLB
lawsuit a ‘useless gesture’
[letter]. 9/9/05 pA10
Cities fail to meet ed law.
1/27/05 pA1+
Clune tells LWV about flaws in
‘No Child’ testing. 6/2/05
pA3+
Education chief misses point in
legal action [edit]. 8/30/05
pA10
Education lawsuit puts state in
spotlight. 4/11/05 pA23
Federal NCLB law again
unfairly targets Norwalk [edit].
2/1/05 pA6
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT
PROGRAMS-UNITED
STATES (Continued)
Feds adamant on increasing
test frequency [edit]. 3/6/05
pC6
Fiscal responsibility doesn't
end with NCLB act [letter].
3/10/05 pA6
Forget stereotypes and be
proud of city's diversity
Give us hard statistics about
students’ performance [letter].
7/29/05 pA10
Intransigence of feds on tests
hurts this state [edit]. 3/31/05
pA10
Local officials: No Child Act
fails to deliver. 8/21/05 pA3+
9/8/05 pA6
NAACP meeting focuses on
funds, achievement gap.
8/28/05 pA1+
NCLB and outsourcing of jobs:
Two sides of same coin
[letter]. 4/8/05 pA10
NCLB process needs better
thinking through [letter].
8/19/05 pA10
NCLB sweepstakes disruptive
influence [edit]. 9/15/05 pA10
No Child Left Behind a great
concept but flawed [column].
5/4/05 pA10
No child left behind is
destroying our schools
[letter]. 2/13/05 pC8
No hasty moves needed to
expand "No Child" testing
[edit]. 1/19/05 pA10
Pell Grant formula hits poorest
collegians [edit]. 1/21/05 pA10
PTO Council questions official
on NCLB Act. 10/25/05 pA3+
Region's leaders seek to bridge
pA1+
pA10
School board supports state
NCLB lawsuit. 9/7/05 pA1+
State set to challenge
education law [photo]. 4/6/05
pA23
Sternberg on a mission we fear
may be futile [edit]. 4/17/05
pC8
Suit against NCLB proceeding
as new scores out [edit].
8/22/05 pA10
Testing necessary part of
school [letter]. 9/15/05 pA10
Time to pressure Washington
on 'No Child' law [edit].
4/11/05 pA10
pA1+
SCHOOL LUNCHROOMS,
CAFETERIAS, ETC.
[photo]. 8/16/05 pB5
Importance of food is Harris’
legacy [edit]. 11/22/05 pA6
Public school system food
offerings should be the model
for healthy eating [column].
11/15/05 pA6
SCHOOL NURSES
City’s school nurses win award
pA3+
pA1+
School nurses, city ‘finest’ trio
pA10
SCHOOL SPORTS-NORWALK
pA13+
SCHOOL-TO-CAREER
PROGRAM-NORWALK
win week's bouquets [edit].
3/19/05 pA10
pC1+
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA3+
SCHOOL VIOLENCE
No child should be left behind
in an unsafe school [letter].
5/22/05 pC8
247
SCHOOL VIOLENCENORWALK
9/27/05 pA1+
3 officers OK’d for schools.
9/15/05 pA3+
[letter]. 11/27/05 pC8
idea - with concerns [edit].
9/13/05 pA10
Coverage of negative events
not reflective of NHS [letter].
11/29/05 pA6
Mayor, Corda try to calm
parents' fears about gangs in
schools. 5/5/05 pA9
Norwalk students fret over
safety at schools. 3/23/05
pA3+
11/3/05 pA1+
[letter]. 11/22/05 pA6
Positive events at NHS
overshadowed by fight
[letter]. 11/8/05 pA6
Principals, officials huddle on
School violence demands
quick, strong response [edit].
11/8/05 pA6
Session's focus is on
SCHOOL VOUCHERS SEE
EDUCATIONAL VOUCHERS
SCHOOL YEAR
Day one: Students head back
to school [photo]. 9/1/05 pA1+
Refresher needed of safety
rules as school bells ring
[edit]. 9/1/05 pA6
SCHOOL YEAR (Continued)
[photo]. 8/30/05 pA3+
SCHOOLS-FURNITURE,
EQUIPMENT, ETC.NORWALK
pA10
Surplus school equipment up
for sale. 12/16/05 pA3+
SCHOOLS-NORWALK
1/8/05 pA10
SCHOOT, CHELSEA
pA13+
SCHOPPMANN, NEIL
11/11/05 pA13+
SCHOTT, BRAD
3/31/05 pB3
SCHOTT, JOHN
pA16
[photo]. 4/20/05 pA13+
SCHUBERT, JACK
Beating the odds: City resident
recalls survival in East
Germany, escape to West
[photo]. 9/17/05 pA1+
SCHUELKE, FRAN
pA13+
SCHULMAN, SYLVIA
[photo]. 5/10/05 pA1+
SCHULTZ, THOMAS
9/9/05 pA18
SCHUM, OLIVIA
On to the next adventure:
Wilton High sends 302member Class of 2005 to
face the future [photo].
6/19/05 pA3+
SCHUSSHEIM, ADAM
1/14/05 pB1+
SCHUTT, CHRISTINE
SCHWAEBER, NOAH
Q&A [photo with caption].
5/23/05 pA4
SCHWARTZ, ALEX
SCHWARTZ, CAREN
8/19/05 pC7+
SCHWARTZ, LARRY
1/12/05 pA18
SCHWARTZ, MICHAEL
7/1/05 pB10+
SCHWEIZER, JESSICA AND
SCOTT
[photo]. 8/7/05 pA1+
SCIALABBA, ARTHUR
2005 could be Republican year
in city [column] [photo].
1/2/05 pC7
Administration asleep at the
switch [column][photo].
4/17/05 pC9
pA3+
Budget posturing for voters'
benefit [column][photo].
1/16/05 pAC9
City has too many items in
limbo [column][photo]. 5/8/05
pC9
City raising a crop of parking
meters [column][photo].
5/15/05 pC9
Crime stats should make
mayor nervous
Democrats on Council not
doing job [photo]. 1/30/05 pC9
248
Dems hijack council to push
agenda [column][photo].
6/12/05 pC9
East Avenue no example of
‘Smart Government’ [letter].
10/13/05 pA10
shot from Dems
Labor deals, roads paved: It
must be election year
Lack of dedicated grants writer
costly [column] [photo].
4/3/05 pC7
Many 'excluded' from budget
hearing [photo][column].
3/6/05 pC7
5/22/05 pC9
Mayor, don't write off graffiti
problem [column][photo].
5/1/05 pC9
pA1+
Not a night fit for man, beast or
Common Council
Politics as usual in filling key
position [column][photo].
2/13/05 pC9
Reaction mixed on raising
minimum wage to living wage
[photo]. 2/23/05 pB5
[photo]. 9/8/05 pA3+
Republicans fail to back
referendum. 3/10/05 pA1+
[photo]. 10/6/05 pA1+
pA1+
Scialabba continues to mount
attacks based on half-truths
[letter]. 10/16/05 pC9
Send these losers to the
showers [column][photo].
6/19/05 pC9
SCIALABBA, ARTHUR
(Continued)
Too many forms of ID needed
to use public parks [letter].
3/1/05 pA10
Too smart for our own good
12/28/05 pA12
SCICCITANOIS, TAYLOR
2/11/05 pA3+
SCIENCE-EXHIBITIONS
Awards presented to winners at
2005 Science Fair. 4/28/05
pC1+
Eighth-grader takes a big swing
at state science fair [photo].
5/3/05 pA3+
1/14/05 pA4
2/11/05 pA3+
5/25/05 pA1+
pA3+
Tech expo to show students’
computer smarts. 5/23/05
pA3+
SCIENCE FAIRS SEE
SCIENCE-EXHIBITIONS
SCIENCE PROJECTSCOMPETITIONS
Robotics Team to compete in
UTC Regionals. 12/4/05 pA1+
SCIENCE-STUDY AND
TEACHING
6/23/05 pA1+
BioBus visits Stillmeadow.
4/19/05 pA7
SCIGLIMPAGLIA, ROB
SCLAFANI, LEN
City’s Italian community to
celebrate heritage [photo].
10/3/05 pA3
SCNIERLIEN, JOE
6/23/05 pA1+
SCORDO, CARMINE
SCORE
SCORE celebrates county
chapter’s success. 5/3/05
pA19+
SCOTT, JOE
Local students’ tour of colleges
in South continues [photo].
4/21/05 pA3+
SCOTT, PAT
Defense still ex-Wrecker’s top
concern [photo]. 10/6/05
pA11+
SCULLY, GREGG
pA1+
Shootings prompt need for
strategy, more NPD officers
[edit]. 11/30/05 pA12
SCULLY, PAT
SCULPTURE-NORWALK
3 dimensions are on display.
10/14/05 pA3+
Sculptor proves her metal
[photo]. 7/25/05 pA3+
SEABOARD PROPERTIES
In brief: New Canaan building
bought for $7 million.
10/18/05 pC1
SEAL, ALBAN
Quality time with Santa [photo
SEAL, IAN
pA3+
SEALS (ANIMALS)
Hooded seal found in Norwalk
Harbor. 9/9/05 pA1+
SEARLES, ANNE
249
SEASONAL AFFECTIVE
DISORDER
pA3+
SECURITIES FRAUD
SEC targets Norwalk company.
11/17/05 pC1
SEEBER, KATIE
SEEBERGER, HOLLY
5/16/05 pA1+
SEEMORE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Opening doors: Realty agency
aims to boost Hispanic home
ownership [photo]. 10/22/05
pA21
SEIDEL, RIDGER
[photo]. 5/23/05 pA1+
SELIGSON, STANLEY M.
11/18/05 pA1+
Developer optimistic about
West Ave. plan. 6/1/05 pA1+
New shopping spot may be in
the works. 7/17/05 pC5
Norwalkers see the circus
pC3
pA9
West Ave. developer fills seats.
1/11/05 pA1+
2/3/05 pA1+
West Ave.options presented by
critic. 5/10/05 pA1+
SELLER, DAVID
Achievement program
[photo]. 3/10/05 pA3+
SELLERS, ZYAIR
SELMONT, DENNIS
[photo]. 6/3/05 pA3+
SEMCHUCK, ANNIE
6/22/05 pA1+
SENATOR , SUSAN
Norwalk native pens autism
book. 10/2/05 pA1+
SENECHARLES, RUTH
deemed a success by
pA3+
SENIOR CITIZENS SEE AGED
SENTENCES (CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE)
Lawyer attacks sentencing
guidelines. 2/17/05 pA4
Norwalk judge upholds
mandatory minimum state
sentence. 3/9/05 pA3+
SENTENCING
Bridgeport man gets 1-year
term. 2/11/05 pA3+
4/22/05 pA3+
City man gets probation in
1999 molestation case.
1/25/05 pA3
Cocaine dealer gets 10 years.
12/14/05 pA3
Convenience store robber to be
jailed at least 8 years.
2/17/05 pA3
Drug dealer gets 20 years for
crack sales. 9/22/05 pA3
Drug rehab OK'd for city man
who bit police officer. 3/8/05
pA3
Drug ring member gets 16
years in jail. 4/27/05 pA3
Felon gets 8 years in prison for
possession of guns, ammo.
11/10/05 pA3+
Four sentenced for buying
cocaine by phone. 12/21/05
pA3+
Jury says city man not guilty.
2/23/05 pA3+
Man gets 10 years for child
porn. 7/29/05 pA1+
Man gets 8 years for robberies.
3/24/05 pA3+
Man gets 5 years on coke rap.
6/25/05 pA3
Norwalk man gets 71/2 years
for marijuana. 8/17/05 pA3
Norwalk man gets jail time for
stabbing in Washington
Village. 4/20/05 pA3
Norwalk man sentenced on
cocaine plea. 3/24/05 pA3
Sentencing for drug dealer
$120,000 theft. 4/12/05 pA3+
SEPTEMBER 11 TERRORIST
ATTACKS, 2001
9/11 echoes in rock band’s
world tour [photo]. 8/9/05
pA3+
9/11 volunteers honored in city
[photo]. 6/15/05 pA1+
Area groups plan 9/11
memorials. 9/7/05 pA1+
Disturbing news that hijackers
were tracked [edit]. 8/16/05
pA10
Four years later, families
remember 9/11 victims
[photo]. 9/9/05 pA1+
Remembering 9/11 — 4 years
later: Norwalkers pause to
recall those killed [photo].
9/12/05 pA1+
This date etched in our
calendars — and memories
[edit]. 9/11/05 pC8
SERASIS, KARA
SERASIS, NICK
pA12
SERINO, CLAUDIA
pC1+
SERINO, JOE
250
SERRANO, DIANA
6/22/05 pA1+
SERRANO, JESUS
6/13/05 pA3+
SERRANO, JESUS, MELISSA
AND ISABELLA
Buried treasures [photo with
SERRANO, YESENIA
[photo]. 6/22/05 pA1+
SERVICE CORPS OF
RETIRED EXECUTIVES
SEE SCORE
SESSIONS, TALLY
Overlong, underwhelming
'Immigrant' [photo]. 11/3/05
pB1+
SETO, NAMIKO
Foreign exchange [photo with
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
PLANTS-NORWALK
City plans upgrade of aging
sewer lines. 8/23/05 pA3+
City treatment plant ‘in pretty
good shape.’ 7/12/05 pA1+
Funds OK’d for study to fix up
plant. 6/14/05 pA3+
4/13/05 pA3+
Treatment plant draws parallels
to 'the big dig' [edit]. 2/20/05
pC8
Treatment plant gets lookover.
5/11/05 pA3+
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
PLANTS-WESTPORT
Treatment plant placed on
state agenda. 2/1/05 pA13
SEWERAGE-MAINTENANCE
AND REPAIR-NORWALK
City plans upgrade of aging
sewer lines. 8/23/05 pA3+
Norwalk sewer rate boost OK'd.
3/15/05 pA1+
Treatment plant draws parallels
to 'the big dig' [edit]. 2/20/05
pC8
WPCA to smoke out
stormwater problem.
10/11/05 pA3+
SEX CRIMES
Alleged Net sex offender out on
bond [photo]. 7/13/05 pA1+
Norwalk man pleads guilty in
teen case. 4/1/05 pA3
State links up with national sex
offender database. 12/30/05
pA3+
Weekly Reader editor arrested.
7/12/05 pA1+
SEX OFFENDERSCONNECTICUT
pA1+
City man gets probation in
1999 molestation case.
1/25/05 pA3
If we can track Martha, why not
sex offenders? [edit]. 8/24/05
pA10
No earthly reason to grant
parole to rapist Kelly [edit].
1/27/05 pA8
State links up with national sex
offender database. 12/30/05
pA3+
Web site aims to help track sex
SEX-ORIENTED BUSINESSES
6 dancers arrested in raid at
Mermaids. 7/18/05 pA1
SEXUAL ASSAULTNORWALK
Local man charged in sex
assault. 11/11/05 pA6
Man charged with sexual
assault on teen. 10/12/05 pA3
in sexual assault. 9/5/05 pA3
NHS student faces sex-assault
charge. 1/1/05 pA1+
Norwalk cop fails portion of sgt.
exam. 1/19/05 pA1+
Norwalk man accused of
asking boy for sex. 10/7/05
pA1+
Norwalk teen holds off on plea.
1/11/05 pA1+
10/9/05 pA4, 8/29/05 pA4
Prosecutor's bid to remove
defense attorney rejected.
2/8/05 pA3+
Sex assault suspect still in
custody. 7/19/05 pA3
Teen girl charged with sexual
SEXUAL ASSAULTWESTPORT
Area teen arrested in sex
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED
DISEASES-NORWALK
Norwalk Health Dept. urges
'safer' sex methods. 2/16/05
pA5
SEYMOUR, DAN
[photo]. 12/20/05 pA13+
SHAAK, KAYLA
SHABSHIS, JULIA
SHACOJAZZ (RESTAURANT)
Music on the side [photo with
SHAKESPEARE ON THE
SOUND
[photo]. 6/16/05 pA1+
'The Tempest' opens and local
actor comes home to play
[photo]. 6/16/05 pB1
SHAKESPEARE THEATERSTRATFORD SEE
STRATFORD FESTIVAL
THEATER INC.
SHANAHAN, MARK
12/8/05 pB2
SHANNEHAN, LESLIE
In brief: Stepping Stones tabs
new board members. 3/30/05
pA22
SHAPIRO, BRIAN
SHAPIRO, DEAN
6/15/05 pA3+
251
SHAPIRO, JASON
12/29/05 pA11+
SHAPIRO, JIM
pC1+
SHAPIRO, SHELLEY
3/23/05 pA22+
SHARKANY, ALAN
Marine does pull ups for Easter
Seals. 5/2/05 pA1+
SHARP, SCOTT
Despite his ill fortune at track,
Sharp loves Indy
LaJoie, Sharp going in different
directions for '06
Rewarding day for LaJoie,
Sharp [column][photo]. 5/1/05
pB6
Sharp, IRL forced to wait a day
for shot at Indianappolis 500
pole [column][photo]. 5/15/05
pB8
IRL team. 1/21/05 pA13+
Sharp hoping for more success
in Kansas [column][photo].
7/3/05 pB8
Sharp near top of charts
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA13+
Sharp 3rd in Indy qualifying
[photo]. 5/16/05 pA13+
Sharp's win in Kentucky was
one for the ages
SHATZ, JEREMY AND
DEBBIE
Bittersweet homecoming: For
city native and wife, life in
New Orleans just a memory
[photo]. 9/12/05 pA3+
SHAVERS, DAVE 'WHITEY'
East Side Cafe nips Team Blak
[photo]. 9/28/05 pA19
SHAW, HOPE
5/8/05 pA1+
SHAW, MATTHEW
Wilton hockey to honor Shaw
one more time. 1/18/05 pA9
[photo]. 2/3/05 pA9+
SHAW, RICHARD H.
[photo]. 7/20/05 pA19+
SHAW'S SUPERMARKETS
In brief: Shaw Supermarket to
open in Darien. 8/25/05 pC1
SHAYS, CHRISTOPHER
Anonymous recorded message
on Shays full of lies,
innuendoes [letter]. 10/14/05
pA10
Automated call attacking Shays
was outrageous [letter].
10/7/05 pA10
Campaign reform faces
bipartisan sneak attack [edit].
11/22/05 pA6
Cargo screening missing
element in airline safety [edit].
11/28/05 pA10
10/25/05 pA23
Cutting-edge pet care [photo
6/7/05 pA1+
Elections panel meddling off
base on finance control [edit].
5/16/05 pA10
10/15/05 pA1+
[photo]. 8/16/05 pB5
GOP reps get the message on
Social Security [photo].
4/6/05 pA3+
for new reforms
his own party
4/17/05 pC9
shot from Dems
Let’s acknowledge our
government’s problems
[letter]. 11/5/05 pA12
[photo]. 10/7/05 pA6
10/11/05 pA1+
[edit]. 3/15/05 pA10
New law will help eliminate
health care disparities [letter].
7/16/05 pA10
[photo]. 10/1/05 pA3
SCORE celebrates county
chapter’s success. 5/3/05
pA19+
Sept. 11 commission gives
U.S. poor grades [photo].
12/6/05 pA1+
Shays: Amazed at Aquarium’s
progress during tour [photo].
7/9/05 pA1+
[photo]. 6/27/05 pA1+
Shays: City makes fewer
requests for funding. 3/12/05
pA3+
[photo]. 8/2/05 pA1+
Shays: Energy bill blocks
power of local gov't [photo].
8/16/05 pA1+
Shays: give civil liberties
watchdog more bite. 12/19/05
pA3+
Shays: Iraq making strides.
7/27/05 pA1+
Shays: Paying for Katrina will
mean sacrifice. 9/20/05 pA3+
Shays charges conspiracy.
11/18/05 pA3+
Shays defends surveillance
policy [photo]. 12/20/05 pA1+
Shays defends vote on Schiavo
bill, backs Social Security
reform [photo]. 4/1/05 pA4
Shays describes scenes
beyond belief. 1/14/05 pA1+
Shays does not take stance on
Bush plan [photo]. 4/4/05
pA1+
pA3+
252
pA10
Shays on target with anthrax
bill to restore GIs [edit].
1/21/05 pA10
Shays picked for Katrina probe
[photo]. 9/23/05 pA1+
Shays pledges support for antitorture law [photo]. 11/8/05
pA1+
Shays pushes bill to protect
women, kids in war zones
[photo]. 8/23/05 pA3
Shays regarded by many as
GOP rebel in Congress
[photo]. 11/28/05 pA1+
Shays slams Bush over stem
cell veto [photo]. 5/26/05
pA17
Shays-sponsored torture ban
amendment passes House.
12/6/05 pA1+
Shays weighs in on base
closures, domestic security,
stem cell studies [photo].
6/1/05 pA1+
Six decades later, Navy vet
gets medal for heroism in
Pearl Harbor attack [photo].
9/10/05 pA1+
St. Luke’s School valedictorian
pC3
SHEA, MICHELLE
Trinity holds off Staples [photo].
1/13/05 pA11+
SHEARHOLDT, CHRIS
SHEEHAN, JOHN AND
CATHERINE
6/19/05 pA1+
SHEEHAN, TIM
7/6/05 pA19+
SHEFFER, ANN
12/6/05 pA3+
SHEFFIELD ISLAND
Sheffield Lighthouse to
welcome visitors again
[photo]. 5/27/05 pA1+
SHELLFISH GATHERING
Still waters run deep: Harbor in
use year round for
commerce, research and fun
[photo]. 2/11/05 pA1+
SHELTON, E. KIRK
In brief: Former Cendant exec
faces 15 years. 7/17/05 pC5
In brief: Judge to be lenient
with ex-Cendant exec.
7/27/05 pA19
SHEPHERD, BRYNN
pA15
[photo]. 1/21/05 pA13+
SHEPPARD, DON
[photo]. 5/6/05 pA13+
SHERMAN, MICHAEL
Greenwich High School
embarrasses itself [edit].
5/8/05 pC8
SHERMAN, NICOLE
pA15
SHERRILL, RUSSELL
3/11/05 pC9
SHERRY, OFFICER
SHANNON
7/19/05 pA3
SHERWOOD, DUNCAN
SHERWOOD ISLAND STATE
PARK
Four years later, families
remember 9/11 victims
[photo]. 9/9/05 pA1+
Guard: State leaves
beachgoers are at risk.
7/1/05 pA3+
Sherwood Island gets
lifeguards. 7/9/05 pA3+
State wants lifeguard chairs
filled at Sherwood Island this
Warning signs: Lifeguards
resign at Sherwood Island
[photo]. 6/29/05 pA3
SHIELD, RYAN
Area trio shines at St. Luke's
[photo]. 1/17/05 pA13+
Trimboli, Shields to join Cats
[photo]. 5/18/05 pA13+
SHIELDS, ANDREW
3/31/05 pB3
SHIFF, CAROL
[photo]. 5/13/05 pA1+
SHIHEIDOU, OUKA
3/16/05 pA3+
SHILLINGLAW, ANDREW
pA1+
SHIMKO, VINCENT
Branching off [photo with
SHINDEL, RICHARD
[photo]. 7/28/05 pB1+
SHINE, KRISTINA
Teen rallies swim team to take
the plunge for Weston breast
cancer fund-raiser. 10/28/05
pA7
SHINKEL, GARY
Sharp, IRL forced to wait a day
for shot at Indianappolis 500
pole [column][photo]. 5/15/05
pB8
SHMANDA, SHARON ERRICO
6/12/05 pA1+
SHOCKLEY, DAVID
[photo]. 11/3/05 pA10
SHOFF DARBY COMPANIES
INC.
SHOOTINGS-NORWALK
2 arraigned for shooting teen
twice. 3/29/05 pA1+
253
1 shot, 2 injured in separate
attacks [photo]. 11/27/05 pA1
Accused murderer’s children
say he ‘snapped.’ 6/18/05
pA1+
Another Norwalk man shot
again. 7/5/05 pA1+
Apprehending pair result of
solid police investigation
[edit]. 7/18/05 pA10
Bond set for alleged gunman.
12/17/05 pA1+
Bridgeport man charged in
shooting involving car parked
at Roodner Court. 4/5/05 pA3
3/30/05 pA1+
City teen in shooting is
identified. 1/6/05 pA3+
City teen shot on West Main
Street: Victim's injuries not
life threatening [photo].
1/5/05 pA1+
Colonial Village plans meeting
about violence in
neighborhood. 9/15/05 pA1+
1/31/05 pA1+
6/22/05 pA1+
[photo]. 11/28/05 pA1+
Homicide probe continues.
4/12/05 pA1+
Judge orders suspect in March
18 shooting held on $1 million
bond. 6/4/05 pA3+
Latest shooting is a wake-up
call for all Norwalkers [edit].
3/16/05 pA10
pA1+
Man killed in S.Norwalk [photo].
4/10/05 pA1+
Man shot in buttocks. 5/31/05
pA1+
Mayor, chief must do what’s
necessary to make us safe
[letter]. 3/25/05 pA10
Move the trailers out of
Andrews Field [letter].
11/13/05 pC8
Neighbor charged for shooting
sleeping girl. 12/16/05 pA1
Neighbors fearful after Larsen
St. shooting. 4/11/05 pA1+
SHOOTINGS-NORWALK
(Continued)
Norwalk man denies he fired
pistol at another man at
grocery store. 3/5/05 pA3+
Norwalk man shot during riot.
3/28/05 pA1+
Norwalk police find shell
casing. 1/15/05 pA3
Norwalk police increase patrols
following shooting of teen.
1/11/05 pA3
Norwalk police probe incident
that left car riddled with bullet
holes. 3/22/05 pA3+
Norwalk shooting suspect
arrested. 3/29/05 pA1+
Norwalk teen shot; Sources:
Victim related to 17-year-old
killed in January [photo].
3/8/05 pA1+
Norwalk teen shot - again: 16year-old hit twice, in stable
condition [photo]. 3/15/05
pA1+
Officer fires at alleged shooter
in melee. 8/6/05 pA1+
One dead in Colonial Village
Pellet fired at window of house.
5/14/05 pA4
Police, citizens must join forces
to combat gangs [edit].
1/30/05 pC8
Police arrests good sign in
dealing with ‘gangs’ [edit].
3/28/05 pA10
Police continue probe in BB
gun wounding of girl.
10/28/05 pA3+
Police have leads, no suspects
in slaying. 1/29/05 pA3+
7/19/05 pA3
Police hope shooting is on
videotape. 6/1/05 pA1+
Police investigate shot fired,
recover casing. 5/6/05 pA1+
Police looking for projectile.
3/26/05 pA1
[photo]. 7/14/05 pA1+
Police probe shooting, car
crash link. 3/19/05 pA1+
Police say arrests may curb
gang gunplay. 3/25/05 pA1+
Search continues for suspect in
Shooter flees after residents
call police. 4/23/05 pA1
Shooting suspect arraigned.
3/30/05 pA1+
Shooting suspect held on
$500K bond. 3/23/05 pA1+
Shooting suspects arraigned.
7/15/05 pA1+
Shooting victim arrested.
4/30/05 pA3
pA1+
Shooting victim’s injuries
‘permanent.’ 7/6/05 pA1+
Shooting victim’s mom mourns
son ‘Bubbles’ [photo].
9/15/05 pA1+
Shootings mark a low point in
Norwalk’s year [edit]. 9/16/05
pA10
Shootings prompt need for
strategy, more NPD officers
[edit]. 11/30/05 pA12
Slain Norwalk man's family
pA1+
Slaying suspect held on $1
million bond. 6/17/05 pA1+
Suspect caught in School St.
shooting [photo]. 6/16/05
pA1+
Suspect in city shooting held
on $800K bond. 8/9/05 pA1+
pA1+
Three more arrested Monday in
Westport Avenue gunfire
[photo]. 11/29/05 pA1+
Too often headlines report on
shootings [edit]. 7/7/05 pA8
Trio unhurt in drive-by
Weapons charges for two
linked to Sunday gunfire.
11/30/05 pA1+
'You will be caught.' 7/8/05
pA1+
254
SHOPPING-CONNECTICUT
Back-to-school buyers await
tax-free week. 8/5/05 pA3
‘Black Friday’ brings shoppers
out in swarms [photo].
11/26/05 pA1+
Let’s put an end to shopping
madness [photo]. 12/5/05
pA1+
Shoppers, retailers sold on 'tax
free' week [photo]. 8/20/05
pA1+
SHOPRITE INC.
Giving thanks for generosity
[letter]. 11/28/05 pA10
SHOREHAVEN GOLF CLUBNORWALK
2/21/05 pA15
A day for the links [photo with
Marines mark 230th birthday
pC3
[photo]. 11/22/05 pA9+
women’s title [photo with
A star in the making [photo].
8/12/05 pA13+
6/15/05 pA13+
SHRAGER, CONRAD
pA18
Shrager leads Weston past
Suffield [photo]. 11/13/05
pB1+
SHULER, MARY
SHUPE, ERIKA
[photo]. 7/5/05 pA3+
SIDE-BY-SIDE COMMUNITY
SCHOOL
pA1+
[photo]. 3/13/05 pA3
Hat’s off to dance volunteers
[letter]. 2/17/05 pA6
News briefs: Local students
shine at competition.
12/25/05 pA3
SIDEWALKS-NORWALK
2/12/05 pA10
3/10/05 pA3+
SIDOR, CATHERINE
9/28/05 pA21
A creative approach: New
tourism chief has fresh ideas
[photo]. 10/12/05 pA19+
SIEGEL, RICHARD
[photo]. 1/5/05 pA18
SIEMENS BUSINESS
SERVICES INC.
In brief: Microsoft awards
contract to Siemens. 6/9/05
pC1
SIERRA, TONY
[photo]. 11/4/05 pA3+
SIGLER, SAMUEL WILLIAM
'BILL'
Political newcomer to challenge
Malloy [photo]. 6/12/05 pA3
Sigler bows out as GOP
mayoral contender. 7/1/05
pA1+
SIGNS-NORWALK
9/29/05 pA10
ZBA correctly will ‘fold ’em’ in
sign case [edit]. 3/22/05 pA10
ZBA won't appeal ruling on
Best Buy signage. 3/18/05
pA1+
SIKORSKY AIRCRAFT
In brief: Sikorsky acquires
helicopter company. 11/2/05
pA19
In brief: Sikorsky awarded
contract by Navy. 8/27/05
pA18
In brief: Sikorsky to build faster
helicopter. 6/2/05 pC1
In brief: Sikorsky to design
helicopter cockpit. 12/8/05
pC1
'Copter contract loss spurs
concern about security [edit].
2/2/05 pA10
Koreans know good deal when
it comes to ’copters [letter].
5/15/05 pC8
Man pleads guilty in Sikorsky
theft ring. 4/29/05 pA7
State's D.C. reps angry over
Marine One. 2/10/05 pA3+
SILBERSTEIN, DEIRDRE
8/19/05 pC7+
SILEO, DON
A little Angel at St. Paul’s book
9/24/05 pA3
SILK, RONNIE
It was a good weekend for
Norwalk’s Ron Silk. 11/8/05
pA11
Norwalk’s Silk second in
Waterford feature. 6/14/05
pA17
Silk is runner-up at Waterford
again. 9/26/05 pA16
Silk ninth in Waterford mod
main. 5/31/05 pB3
Silk takes second in Thompson
finale. 10/31/05 pA16
Silk wins at Stafford [photo].
7/5/05 pA13+
Silk wins Thompson mod main.
9/13/05 pA15
Summers wins Waterford with
assistance from Silk. 4/19/05
pA11
SILK TOUCH (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
owners dream come true
[photo]. 7/24/05 pD1+
SILVA, GABRIEL
Presidential program [photo
255
SILVERMINE COMMUNITY
ASSOCIATION
2/28/05 pA3
SILVERMINE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
Artistic tradition: Fifth-graders
create mural that celebrates
diversity [photo]. 1/27/05 pC4
pA1+
Letter on Silvermine holiday
concert was off base [letter].
12/22/05 pA8
Parents want Man-A-Mano at
West Rocks. 3/21/05 pA1+
12/16/05 pA10
Rains expose roof problem at
of word 'Christmas' [letter].
12/17/05 pA12
Silvermine Carnival fills kids’
day with excitement [photo].
3/20/05 pA3+
Song change took joy out of
holiday at school concert.
12/31/05 pA1+
Sounds of the season:
Silvermine Elementary
School holds its annual
Holiday concert [photo with
6/2/05 pA3+
Talent night [photo with
SILVERMINE FARM
Horse show draws 45
SILVERMINE GOLF CLUB
Evans, Drippe Silvermine’s
best. 9/23/05 pA16
pA3
SILVERMINE GUILD ARTS
CENTER
12/15/05 pA1+
Bentley named to Silvermine
Guild Arts Center board.
7/21/05 pC4
SILVERMINE RIVER
7/15/05 pA1+
SILVERMINE TAVERN
It's not rocket science.
Business owners reveal
secret of success: People
matter [photo]. 1/24/05 pA3+
SILVERSTEIN, DREW
12/29/05 pA11+
SIMMONS, ROY
6/10/05 pC9+
SIMMONS, SHAWN
[photo]. 12/15/05 pA11+
SIMMS, JENNA AND JULIA
‘Just a real hometown parade’:
Community spirit comes alive
in Rowayton [photo]. 5/30/05
pA1+
SIMMS, TRAVIS
7/8/05 pA1+
SIMONE, VINCENT
High expectations: Climbers
prep for Hawaiian peak
[photo]. 7/31/05 pA1+
SIMPLE TRESPASSNORWALK
8/22/05 pA4, 7/27/05 pA4,
7/23/05 pA4, 6/30/05 pA4,
6/28/05 pA4, 6/24/05 pA4,
6/10/05 pA4, 5/29/05 pA11,
2/22/05 pA4, 2/12/05 pA4,
2/9/05 pA4, 1/18/05 pA4
SIMPSON, SARAH
pA3+
SIMPSON, SHAMARI
pA3+
SIMSON, WILLIAM W.
10/14/05 pC9+
SINGER, DAVID
Mohonk. 10/21/05 pA3+
SINGERS-NORWALK
Songs that speak to the soul:.
10/30/05 pA3+
pA3+
SINGH, HARRY
Laptop or desktop? The pros
and cons [photo]. 8/16/05 pB2
SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES
pA3+
SINGLETON, SHANNON
4/2/05 pA16
[photo]. 12/6/05 pA9+
SIPPIN, CATHERINE
6/30/05 pA14
SISCA, CRISTINA
women’s title [photo with
SISCA, ROBBIE
4/3/05 pB2
Sisca on a roll [photo with
[photo]. 4/3/05 pB1+
[photo]. 3/3/05 pA11+
Tough night for Sisca and
Trojans [photo]. 2/12/05
pA13+
pA9+
256
SKAKEL, MICHAEL
Kennedy cousin tries for
freedom [photo]. 1/10/05
pA1+
SKATEBOARDINGNORWALK
10/16/05 pA3+
[photo]. 9/18/05 pA1+
Skaters compete at Calf
Pasture [photo]. 8/15/05 pA1+
SKATEBOARDINGWESTPORT
Parents lobby for
improvements at Compo
skate park. 8/29/05 pA4
SKEENDERIS, VIOLA
[photo]. 11/15/05 pA1+
SKIING SEE SKIS AND
SKIING
SKIN REJUVENATION
CENTER
Look good, feel good:
Registered nurse opens skin
care center [photo]. 2/1/05
pC1+
SKIS AND SKIING
Column by Al Harvey [photo].
every other Thursday
SKOGG, PETER
[photo]. 12/20/05 pA13+
SKUTNIK, J.J.
[photo]. 4/22/05 pA11+
pA11+
SLAMA, SUSAN
Magnet school kindergarten
teacher is a role model
[letter]. 5/25/05 pA10
SLATER, MATTHEW
SLAUGHTER, SAM
pA16
SLAUGHTER, SAM
(Continued)
6/12/05 pB1+
SLEEP DISORDERS
Hospital researches insomnia
medication. 1/27/05 pA4
One day at a time: Love,
courage help couple cope
with infant's medical crisis
[photo]. 5/23/05 pA3+
Sleep apnea can be life
threatening. 9/4/05 pA3+
Stopping sleep apnea
SLOVIN, ERIK AND BRENDA
10/25/05 pA3+
SMALL, KENNY
pA9+
SMALL BOAT SHOP (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
[photo]. 1/30/05 pA1+
SMALL BUSINESS
3/8/05 pA1+
Business series ends in
Chamber set for smallbusiness awards. 6/14/05
pA19
Keys to success: Chamber
honors small businesses
[photo]. 6/16/05 pC1+
Officials discuss ways to
remove business hurdles.
12/14/05 pA23+
Proof is in the TV pudding for
bakery's owners. 1/9/05 pC5+
Seminar to help small firms get
piece of the pie. 6/8/05 pA17+
Small Business Administration:
Internet key to businesses.
5/5/05 pA1+
Small business owners know
what they need. 12/19/05
pA10
Small-business plan unveiled.
1/19/05 pA3+
Small business seminars
opportunity for minorities
[edit]. 1/24/05 pA10
SMALL BUSINESS-FINANCE
In brief: Partnership aiming to
help firms in state. 5/12/05
pC1
Mayor's business initiative
kicks off with 50 in Norwalk
[photo]. 1/28/05 pA3+
SMALLS, TATYANA
10/3/05 pA1+
SMALLS, THOMAS
SMART CYCLES (RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT)
SMILOW FAMILY BREAST
HEALTH CENTER
Center wants to show women
light at end of breast cancer
tunnel. 7/29/05 pA3+
SMIRCICH, RITA
8/19/05 pC7+
SMITH, RT. REV. ANDREW D.
75 and growing: Church
celebrates anniversary
[photo]. 6/9/05 pC3
SMITH, ALEX
Smith birthday [photo]. 6/5/05
pC3
SMITH, ALI, CRAIG AND
DEBBIE
SMITH, ANNA
caption]. 12/15/05 pA14
Smith ‘flys’ to MVP nod [photo].
12/15/05 pA11+
SMITH, BETTY ANN
pA3+
257
SMITH, CHRIS
Turtle quenches its thirst for
title [photo]. 9/29/05 pA13+
SMITH, DAVID
pC3
SMITH, HANNAH
The healing touch: Babies,
moms bond through massage
[photo]. 7/7/05 pA1+
SMITH, HELEN VERMES
8/15/05 pA3+
SMITH, JENNIFER
Business Profile: Wags to
Riches [photo with caption].
11/9/05 pB1
It’s their Christmas, too: Pet
owners open wallets for their
other ‘family members’
[photo]. 12/7/05 pA19
SMITH, JIMMY
Frustrated Norwalk native
leaves position at DEI
Norwalk native shifting from
Roush to DEI camp
SMITH, JULIE
SMITH, LIZ
9/11/05 pA3+
SMITH, MARY-KATE
9/22/05 pC1
SMITH, ODESSA
SMITH, PAT
4/6/05 pA17
SMITH, PETE
pA12
pA16
6/12/05 pB1+
SMITH, PETE (Continued)
5/10/05 pA13+
[photo]. 3/2/05 pA13+
SMITH, RICHARD A.
NHS grad made his mark on
the world [photo]. 9/30/05
pA3+
SMITH, STEVE
pC2
SMITH, SUE
Sleep apnea can be life
threatening. 9/4/05 pA3+
SMITH, TIM
11/16/05 pA21+
SMOKING
pA1+
Smokers braced to kick the
habit today [photo]. 11/17/05
pA1+
Soup kitchen vols, poster
artists win bouquets [edit].
11/19/05 pA12
SMOKING-LAW AND
LEGISLATION
Cigarette tax: Self-defeating or
just healthy? [edit]. 3/10/05
pA6
Do smokers have rights in the
workplace? [photo]. 7/1/05
pB10+
Non-smokers stifled by
possibility of smoking
returning to restaurants.
2/21/05 pA12
Shifting FDA’s focus ill-advised,
especially now [letter].
6/25/05 pA10
Smoking amendment sparks
mixed reaction [photo].
2/21/05 pA1+
SMORGOWICZ, S.
SNAPPY AUCTIONS (FIRM)
[photo]. 1/30/05 pC5+
SNELLMAN, JOHN
12/18/05 pB2
11/12/05 pA15+
SNET SEE SBC/SNET
SNIDER, ELLIOT
pA1+
'You will be caught.' 7/8/05
pA1+
SNIDER, SANDRA
‘You will be caught.’ 7/8/05
pA1+
SNIDER, STAN
Barbecue sauce sales will pay
for insurance [photo]. 8/1/05
pA1+
SNOW-NORWALK
Enough is enough [photo with
Like a lion: Nor'easter forces
Norwalk to declare another
snow emergency; students
sent home early [photo].
3/1/05 pA1+
Norwalk Hospital gives safety
tips. 3/1/05 pA1+
Norwalk recovers from storm:
Police say residents were
'cooperative' [photo]. 3/2/05
pA1+
Region could get 10-15 inches.
1/22/05 pA1+
Snowstorm dumps 6 inches on
city. 2/22/05 pA1+
pA1+
Some area businesses lose out
from winter storm [photo].
1/24/05 pA1+
When will spring truly arrive?
pA7
258
SNOW REMOVAL
Cities will get needed aid for
snow removal costs [edit].
2/23/05 pA10
DOT hopes for clear roads by
commute. 3/1/05 pA1+
Town snow budget gone.
3/1/05 pA
SNOW REMOVAL-NORWALK
Blizzard on the way: Mayor
ready to declare snow
emergency [photo]. 1/22/05
pA1+
Changes needed in DPW snowplowing proceedures [letter].
12/31/05 pA8
Chasing winter [photo with
City officials urge caution
during snow removal. 12/9/05
pA1+
[edit]. 3/5/05 pA10
DPW snow removal work
needs some fine-tuning
[letter]. 12/29/05 pA8
Enforce ordinance on clearing
sidewalks after snowfall
[letter]. 2/11/05 pA10
Hot weather news flash: cities
get snow relief $$ [edit].
8/16/05 pA10
Management blamed for
snowstorm snafu. 12/23/05
pA1+
Norwalk emergency routes
help plow crews. 1/25/05
pA1+
Norwalk snow removal costs
pile up [photo]. 1/12/05 pA1
Rell: Snow removal funds on
the way. 8/10/05 pA3
Snow cripples area despite
early forecast [photo].
12/10/05 pA1+
pA6
Tired of city’s snow job about
the costs of plowing [letter].
7/1/05 pA10
Walker wants to see sidewalks
kept clean [letter]. 12/23/05
pA6
What went wrong during the
recent snowstorm? [letter].
12/15/05 pA8
SNOW REMOVALWESTPORT
Westport to seek feds' help
with snow cleanup costs.
2/6/05 pA5
Westporters urged to pay
attention to town’s snow
removal policy. 11/30/05 pA3+
SNYDER GROUP INC.
In brief: Snyder Group gets
marketing award. 4/15/05
pB10
In brief: Snyder Group lands
marketing, PR client. 3/11/05
pC7
SOBE SEE SOUTH BEACH
BEVERAGE CO.
SOCCER-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
8/15/05 pA16
Successful start for Norwalk
Lightning. 9/22/05 pA16
SOCCER-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY-BOYS
pA18
McGibney steps up to MVP
Seven area players All-FCIAC.
12/7/05 pA13
SOCCER-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY-GIRLS
pA15
Area stars dominate All-FCIAC.
12/8/05 pA11+
pA13+
SOCCER-NORWALK
Beachside soccer edges
Samba [photo with caption].
5/5/05 pA16
Blue Crush can’t solve
Ridgefield. 5/30/05 pA16
Bulldogs collect a victory.
11/4/05 pA18
Bulldogs post hard-fought
shutout. 11/18/05 pA18
Cheshire tips Norwalk Tide.
2/16/05 pA15
Cougars claw way to a pair of
victories. 5/12/05 pA16
Cougars win first game.
9/14/05 pA17
Falcons defeat Wilton in NJSA
soccer. 7/1/05 pA17
Falcons lose a close one
against Darien. 6/5/05 pB6
Finishing it off as champions:
Cougars win Wilton Nutmeg
pA15
Knockouts collect win over
Lightning strikes Gold.
10/19/05 pA19
Lightning strikes in U-10 play.
4/21/05 pA16
Lightning take second place.
11/18/05 pA18
McGibney continues to
advance. 12/27/05 pA15
NJSA celebrates twice [photo].
4/17/05 pB6
pA13+
Norwalk Eagles soar in win
over Redding. 6/6/05 pA15
Norwalk Nitros go unbeaten in
opening tournament [photo
Norwalk Real SC U-14s best in
Southwest region [photo with
caption]. 11/22/05 pA13
8/15/05 pA16
Norwalk Tides finish runner-up.
6/4/05 pA16
Norwalk U-12 Falcons split to
start season. 4/26/05 pB3
Norwalk U-18s advance to
quarters [photo]. 5/24/05
pA14
Norwalk United U-18 soccer
rips Wilton. 5/5/05 pA16
O'Reily hat trick lifts Super
Stars in NJSA soccer. 5/2/05
pA17
Pisacrita brothers lift
Roadrunners. 9/30/05 pA19
Rebels salvage tie in debut
clash. 9/13/05 pA15
259
pA13
Strikers wind up unbeaten
[photo]. 6/16/05 pA16
Terminators dump Gold.
10/26/05 pA15
Tides, Blue Crash open with
twins. 2/1/05 pA14
Tides, Lightning still unbeaten.
5/23/05 pA17
Tides win final three indoors.
4/13/05 pA20
Tigers score big in NJSA
action. 11/15/05 pA12
Tornados split weekend.
5/17/05 pA17
Tough loss ends season for
Lightning [photo]. 6/7/05 pA15
U-14 Cougars remain
U-12 Tides win Cup opener.
9/27/05 pB6
U-14 Wildcats remain
undefeated against league
opponents. 10/4/05 pA15
Unbeaten Lightning strikes
down two opponents. 5/9/05
pA16
United squads win openers.
2/3/05 pA11
White’s 2 goals lead Beachside
[photo]. 6/11/05 pA17
Wildbunch claims win in State
Cup. 5/16/05 pA17
Wildcats battled to a tie.
11/1/05 pA15
Wildcats tie Darien; finish in
second place. 11/9/05 pA14
Youth soccer feels effects of
cheating [photo]. 3/9/05 pA13
SOCCER-WILTON
Wanamaker wanted one more
game [photo]. 9/21/05 pA13+
SOCCER WITH ALDWIN
SOCCI, LEGGS
10/26/05 pA15
SOCIAL SECURITY
Congress should stop ignoring
Social Security Medicare
crisis [letter]. 6/28/05 pA6
GOP reps get the message on
Social Security [photo].
4/6/05 pA3+
SOCIAL SECURITY
(Continued)
Ignorance abounds on Social
Security reform [letter].
2/17/05 pA6
Let's take care of our own first
9/2/05 pA3+
Notable birthday observed by
Social Security [edit]. 8/17/05
pA10
President’s plan panned by
public. 2/4/05 pA3+
Shays does not take stance on
Bush plan [photo]. 4/4/05
pA1+
Social Security change would
keep money in family [letter].
5/9/05 pA10
Social Security threatened by
illegal aliens [letter]. 8/25/05
pA8
SOCIAL WORKERS
Social workers to give Duff
award. 6/16/05 pA7
SOCIETY TO ADVANCE THE
RETARDED AND
HANDICAPPED SEE STAR
SOEGAARD, TONY
Plugging along at Penmar:
Norwalk company thrives in
tough business environment
[photo]. 12/22/05 pC1+
SOFTBALL-FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
6/25/05 pA16
Price is right in MVP race
[photo]. 6/25/05 pA13+
SOFTBALL-NORWALKSEE
ALSO NAME OF SCHOOLSOFTBALL
[photo]. 6/11/05 pA13+
Buschbaum family down to just
one [photo]. 8/31/05 pA15+
City softball playoffs continue in
Norwalk. 9/21/05 pA16
8/18/05 pA8
Coppola fires no-hitter. 8/15/05
pA13
runner-up: U-10 girls fall to
Stamford twice in Babe Ruth
regionals. 8/1/05 pA13+
Delgado’s rolls past Trilegiant.
6/23/05 pA9+
End of the line for Norwalk at
World Series: Starz knocked
out on wrong end of no-hitter.
8/19/05 pA13+
[photo]. 9/13/05 pA13+
Going all out [photo with
Hawks, Cougars open season
with big wins. 5/5/05 pA16
Hawks, Raiders chase title.
6/23/05 pA14
Hawks, Raiders roll over
opponents. 5/20/05 pA17
Hawks clip Cougars in NAA
action. 5/15/05 pB6
Hawks open title defense with
victory over Slammers.
5/8/05 pB2
Late rally lifts Slammers past
undefeated Raiders. 6/9/05
pA13
NAA softball squads head for
regionals [photo]. 7/27/05
pA13+
New England’s best [photo with
No lack of skills by Starz.
8/13/05 pA13+
pA13+
Norwalk Rec men's softball city
playoffs. 9/16/05 pA15
pA13+
Pride advances in BR softball
Pride eliminated from U-14
New England tournament.
7/31/05 pB1+
Pride opens with win. 7/30/05
pA13+
Pride to play for title. 7/15/05
pA13+
[photo]. 7/17/05 pB1+
260
Raiders bring down Hawks in
battle of unbeaten teams
[photo]. 5/26/05 pA16
Raiders nip Hawks for crown.
6/29/05 pA17
Riptide take second place in
Stratford [photo with caption].
7/1/05 pA17
pA13+
Shockers pummel Dolphins.
6/2/05 pA16
8/11/05 pA1+
[photo]. 6/28/05 pA9+
Starz chasing crown. 8/7/05
pB1+
Starz fall. 8/17/05 pA13+
Starz keep on shining [photo].
8/16/05 pA13+
Starz roll on [photo]. 8/18/05
pA11+
Starz shine brightest in regional
galaxy. 8/8/05 pA13+
Starz softball team settles for a
split. 8/14/05 pB1+
Starz standing one win away
[photo]. 7/17/05 pB1+
[photo]. 7/18/05 pA13+
Teams stay alive in city
playoffs. 9/24/05 pA19
8/11/05 pA9+
There'll never be another one
like Ratsy [photo]. 2/18/05
pA13
Thirsty Turtle pounds Bentley;
Just Rite rolling. 9/22/05 pA16
Turtle quenches its thirst for
title [photo]. 9/29/05 pA13+
Zoomers open with two wins.
7/30/05 pA16
SOFTBALL-WESTON
pA13+
SOKMEN, ENDER
SOLDER, WILLIAM M.
3rd district to hold GOP
primary. 8/11/05 pA5
[letter]. 11/5/05 pA12
SOLDIERS
[photo]. 1/10/05 pA4+
SOLEMENE, KEVIN
Helping Katrina survivors
pA6
SOLOMON, LEE
pA16
SOLOWAY, RHODA
pA1+
SOMERDYK, JOE
pA16
SON, RUTH
pA1+
SONO ARTS CELEBRATION
[photo]. 8/7/05 pA1+
8/6/05 pA10
A celebration in SoNo: Music,
art, more to fuel fun in
Free parking planned at
Webster lot for SoNo fest.
8/5/05 pA1+
Opening night [photo with
SoNo Arts Celebration climbs
out of debt, looks ahead.
8/8/05 pA1+
SoNo Arts Celebration kicks off
29th annual event. 8/4/05 pB1
SONO BAKING CO. AND
CAFE
[photo]. 3/13/05 pC1+
Proof is in the TV pudding for
bakery's owners. 1/9/05 pC5+
SONO BUSINESS
ASSOCIATION
Business owners help fine-tune
parking issues [column].
1/25/05 pA6
Businesses need some
flexibility in parking fees
[edit]. 2/23/05 pA10
City accommodates
Group asks city to give
Webster Lot users a break.
2/19/05 pA1+
Merchants blame Webster lot
fees for lost business.
2/24/05 pA1+
Merchants pushing for SoNo
Parking fees waiver bad idea
for merchants [letter]. 8/10/05
pA10
SoNo businesses can get
glimpse of future. 3/23/05
pA22
Webster Street lot gordian knot
for NPA [edit]. 8/12/05 pA10
SONS OF ITALY
(ORGANIZATION)
pA3
Party time at Sons of Italy Club
pC4
pA3
Sitting pretty [photo with
SOOTY SIX SEE ELECTRIC
POWER PLANTSENVIRONMENTAL
ASPECTS
261
SORBO, ROSE
Scholarship winners
[photo]. 6/25/05 pA3+
SORNATACE, JOHN
SOUND-RECORDING AND
REPRODUCING
10/7/05 pA1+
SOUND SAILING CENTER
[photo]. 6/20/05 pA1+
SOUTH ASIAN AMERICANSNORWALK
3/4/05 pA3+
SOUTH BEACH BEVERAGE
CO.
In brief: SoBe donates juice to
language school. 1/6/05 pC1
pA18
SOUTH CITY ORGANIZATION
Barbecue sauce sales will pay
for insurance [photo]. 8/1/05
pA1+
SOUTH NORWALK
City's political leaders
undermine SoNo recovery
[letter]. 2/25/05 pA10
[photo]. 11/20/05 pA1+
A neighborhood under siege:
Community pride burns bright
amid crime, drugs [photo].
4/15/05 pA1+
A novel concept: police officers
walking a beat [edit]. 5/31/05
pA6
One-man foot patrol launched
on SoNo streets. 5/26/05
pA1+
S. Norwalk planning draft gets
pA3+
SoNo retailers hope for return
of art, retail to the area
[photo]. 2/23/05 pB9
SOUTH NORWALK BRANCH
LIBRARYSEE ALSO
NORWALK PUBLIC
LIBRARY
Bouquets abound for mom,
NHA, brick buyers [edit].
9/17/05 pA10
Donations still needed for
South Norwalk branch library
renovation project [letter].
12/27/05 pA12
Friends of library give SoNo
branch a boost [edit]. 2/10/05
pA8
Keep in step with future by
buying brick at library [letter].
8/23/05 pA10
Library gets big boost in fundraising efforts. 4/9/05 pA19+
Library is an invaluable
resource that needs our help
[letter]. 7/22/05 pA10
Library mulls selling bricks to
Library needs your support to
serve S. Norwalk [letter].
7/29/05 pA10
Library overhaul advancing.
1/7/05 pA4
Library project may take more
time, money [photo]. 3/31/05
pA3
Library renovation site up.
3/22/05 pA1+
Library renovations get boost
from Danbury company.
11/18/05 pA3+
Library to build bucks by selling
bricks for $150. 8/6/05 pA3+
Library to receive $25,000
windfall. 2/4/05 pA1+
Multicultural sharing: Library
celebrates diversity at
Stepping Stones Museum
[photo]. 7/15/05 pA1+
SOUTH NORWALK
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
SEE SONO BUSINESS
ASSOCIATION
SOUTH NORWALKCOMMUNITY CENTER
Volunteers feed the neediest,
pA8
SOUTH NORWALK
DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
S. Norwalk planning draft gets
South Norwalk residents speak
on development. 7/8/05 pA3+
SOUTH NORWALKECONOMIC CONDITIONS
It pays to get personal:
Customer-friendly SoNo
businesses overcome
parking hassles, malls
[photo]. 1/1/05 pA19+
No parking in SoNo, no
customers [letter]. 1/2/05 pC6
SoNo tour gives delegation
SoNo works its way southward:
South Main attracting new
pC1+
12/18/05 pD5+
South Norwalk parking
situation warrants boycott
[letter]. 6/14/05 pA12
SOUTH NORWALK
ELECTRIC WORKS (SNEW)
SNEW announces rate
SNEW crew repairing water
line [photo]. 10/28/05 pA11
SNEW plan likely to be
SOUTH NORWALK-HISTORY
[photo]. 11/20/05 pA1+
[photo]. 11/20/05 pA1+
SOUTH NORWALK INNERCITY CLEANUP PROGRAM
SEE SONICC
SOUTH-WEST CONFERENCE
(SPORTS) SEE SWC
SOUTH WESTERN
REGIONAL PLANNING
AGENCY SEE SWRPA
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE SEE SNET
262
SOUTHNORWALK.COM SEE
FOUR-SITE LLC
SOUTHWESTERN AREA
COMMERCE AND
INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION
SEE SACIA
SOUTHWESTERN
CONNECTICUT AGENCY
ON AGING
(ORGANIZATION)
12/20/05 pA10
SPACE EXPLORATION
As the years fade, so do
memories of space tragedies
[edit]. 1/28/05 pA10
SPACE SHUTTLES
Shuttle Discovery carries
hopes of concerned nation
[edit]. 7/27/05 pA10
With shuttle return, we must
now tend to Hubble 'scope
[edit]. 8/11/05 pA6
Shuttle returns to space today
with our hopes [edit]. 7/13/05
pA10
Shuttle's safe landing followed
by sub rescue [edit]. 8/15/05
pA10
As the years fade, so do
memories of space tragedies
[edit]. 1/28/05 pA10
SPAGNUO, RON
8/20/05 pA10
SPAGNUOLO, RON
8/22/05 pA1+
[photo]. 8/8/05 pA1+
SPANISH LANGUAGESTUDY AND TEACHING
Parents want Man-A-Mano at
West Rocks. 3/21/05 pA1+
SPARAN, MARIANNE
SPAS SEE HEALTH
RESORTS
SPEARS, BRIAN E.
11/2/05 pA19
SPECIAL EDUCATIONNORWALK
Study: Norwalk special ed.
unbalanced. 12/26/05 pA1+
12/15/05 pA1+
SPECIAL EDUCATIONWESTPORT
Audit shows no major
problems. 7/17/05 pA3+
Ed board may audit special ed.
6/11/05 pA3+
2nd suit filed over special
education. 5/7/05 pA4
Special ed plan returned to
administrators for revision.
5/22/05 pA3+
Special education compliance
review remains on hold.
10/26/05 pA4
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
A chilly plunge for a good
cause: About 230 take a dip
at Compo Beach for Special
Olympics [photo]. 3/6/05 pA1+
Co-chairmen named for
Penguin Plunge. 2/17/05 pC5
Penguin Plunge participants,
supporters earn pat on the
back [letter]. 3/14/05 pA10
Penguin Plunge splashers
collect $80,000. 3/17/05 pC3+
pA3+
SPEED LIMITSENFORCEMENT-NORWALK
11 Norwalk streets to get
speed humps. 6/9/05 pA3+
Speeding drivers put children,
pets at great risk [letter].
9/21/05 pA10
SPEED LIMITSENFORCEMENT-WILTON
Speeding a big-ticket item for
Wilton man. 9/23/05 pA3+
SPELKE, CAROL
Flag raising [photo with
SPENCER, DEVON
1999 [photo]. 11/26/05 pA9+
Getting ready to go [photo with
pB1+
SPENCER, KAREN
8/19/05 pC7+
SPENCER, KESTENE
pA3
SPENCER, OLGA
SPIES, ELYSE
Jazz concert celebrates
minister’s life [photo].
11/19/05 pA3+
SPIES, MIKE
5/23/05 pA1+
SPINAL MUSCULAR
ATROPHY
SPINNAKER COMPANIES
pA1+
5/11/05 pA1+
pA3+
263
SPINOLA, PATRICK
7/15/05 pA3+
Spinola hopes secret formula
produces win [photo].
12/24/05 pA19
Spinola Invitational is a splash
[photo]. 2/14/05 pA13+
SPINOLA, PATRICK D.
pA3+
SPIRITUAL HEALING
[photo]. 4/11/05 pA1+
SPITZ, BOB
Rowayton biographer presents
'The Beatles' in a new light.
10/20/05 pB1+
SPIVAK, SUSAN
SPLASH FESTIVAL SEE
NORWALK HARBOR
SPLASH FESTIVAL
SPLASH HAND WASH
In brief: Splash Hand Wash
donates to CLASP. 5/4/05
pA17
SPLITTORF, MIKE
Warriors overwhelm Bunnell
[photo]. 10/1/05 pA13+
SPONZA, JOHN
[photo]. 9/12/05 pA3+
SPORTS-CONNECTICUT
Shining gems not restricted to
diamonds [photo]. 7/13/05
pA13+
Spring takes a quick leap into
summer [photo]. 6/23/05 pA9
SPORTS FACILITIESNORWALK
Sports complex idea interesting
but has some downsides
[edit]. 2/24/05 pA6
Sports complex studied in
SPORTS-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
Fairfield County Sports
Commission takes center
stage [photo]. 4/27/05 pB1
Local rumor mill spinning out of
control [photo]. 4/1/05 pA13+
[photo]. 10/18/05 pA9+
Spring high school season shift
into high gear today. 4/6/05
pA13+
SPORTS-HISTORY
About floods, courage and
senior nights [photo].
10/28/05 pA13+
All-city state final in 1983 gets
omitted [photo]. 3/25/05
pA13+
CCHS football reunion a high
point of season [photo].
12/5/05 pA13+
pA16
Looking Back [10 years ago, 25
years ago, 50 years ago]
[photo]. 12/25/05 pB7,
12/11/05 pB7, 12/4/05 pB6,
11/27/05 pB6, 11/20/05 p6,
11/13/05 pB8, 11/6/05 pB7,
10/30/05 pB6, 10/23/05 pB7,
10/16/05 pB7, 10/9/05 pB6,
10/2/05 pB6, 9/25/05 pB6,
9/18/05 pB6, 9/11/05 pB8,
9/4/05 pB6, 8/28/05 pB7,
8/21/05 pB6, 8/14/05 pB6,
8/7/05 pB6, 7/31/05 pB6,
7/24/05 pB6, 7/17/05 pB7,
7/10/05 pB6, 7/3/05 pB6,
6/26/05 pB7, 6/19/05 pB6,
6/12/05 pB6, 6/5/05 pB7,
5/29/05 pB6, 5/22/05 pB6,
5/15/05 pB7, 5/8/05 pB6,
5/1/05 pB8, 4/24/05 pB7,
4/17/05 pB6, 4/10/05 pB7,
4/3/05 pB6, 3/27/05 pB6,
3/20/05 pB6, 3/13/05 pB8,
3/6/05 pB8, 2/27/05 pB6,
2/20/05 pB8, 2/13/05 pB7,
2/6/05 pB8, 1/30/05 pB6,
1/23/05 pB6, 1/16/05 pB6,
1/9/05 pB6, 1/2/05 pB8
Remembering the ‘other’ state
championship team [photo].
12/2/05 pA13+
Senators’ 1993 win over Cards
stands alone [photo]. 9/30/05
pA13+
pA13+
This summer was full of great
stories [photo]. 8/29/05 pA13+
SPORTS TOURNAMENTS
Holiday not the same without
Norwalk hoops. 12/29/05
pA11+
[photo]. 8/23/05 pA19
Pilot Pen featured on
SportsCenter's '50 states'
Friday [photo]. 8/25/05 pA14
Pilot Pen putting in bid to add
men’s field to tournament.
4/22/05 pA11
Tournament finals should have
a winner [photo]. 11/22/05
pA9+
SPORTS TOURNAMENTSCONNECTICUT
8/18/05 pA8
SPORTS TOURNAMENTSFAIRFIELD COUNTY
pA13+
SPORTS TOURNAMENTSNORWALKSEE ALSO
NAME OF SPORT, NAME
OF TOURNAMENT
7/1/05 pA13+
City tournament begins in fall
ball. 11/10/05 pA16
Evans, Drippe Silvermine's
best. 9/23/05 pA16
pA3
pA13+
[photo]. 8/1/05 pA13+
264
Sports in brief: Oak Hills
tourney results. 8/11/05 pA10
T-of-C crowns its champion,
but just barely [photo]. 7/1/05
pA13+
Taking a swing to help out the
community [photo with
Triathlon competitors go the
distance for charity. 7/18/05
pA3+
SPORTS TOURNAMENTSWESTPORT
SPORTSMEN OF WESTPORT
5/16/05 pA13+
SPREMULLO, GARY
pC4
SPRING HILL AVE-NORWALK
5/26/05 pA1+
Spring Hill neighborhood
cleanup a great success
[letter]. 11/1/05 pA10
Spring Hill neighbors uniting to
protect interests. 2/18/05
pA1+
Spring Hill residents prep for
neighborhood cleanup.
10/21/05 pA3+
SPRING HILL HOSPITAL
AREA NEIGHBORHOOD
ASSOCIATION
Norwalk’s preservationists
[letter]. 11/2/05 pA10
School traffic, crime emerge as
issues for Spring Hill group.
3/4/05 pA1+
SHHA: Neighbors working
together [letter]. 7/10/05 pC6
Spring Hill group to address
school traffic concerns
[letter]. 3/26/05 pA10
Stuart Avenue residents fight to
save buildings from
demolition. 11/17/05 pA7
SQUICCARINO, DANIEL
Stumped by Santa Claus
pA1
SQUID, GIANT SEE GIANT
SQUIDS
SQUILLANTE, MIKE
11/17/05 pA11+
ST. AUBYN, MARJORIE
pA1+
[photo]. 4/18/05 pA3+
Landmark’s facelift gets a
helping hand [photo].
12/28/05 pA1+
ST. JOHN, AMY
Norwalk girl meets role model
[photo]. 4/22/05 pA1+
ST. JOHN, MEGAN HARDING
Rowayton library board to ask
$40,000 for upgrade [photo].
1/9/05 pA3+
STABBINGS-NORWALK
Alleged stabbing victim walks
into police station to display
his wounds. 6/28/05 pA3
Bond set for alleged knifeman,
who remains in hospital.
9/10/05 pA3
Bridgeport woman, accused in
August attack, wounded.
10/11/05 pA1+
Man nabbed in Roodner Ct.
stabbing. 9/9/05 pA1+
Police investigating recent
violence. 9/16/05 pA1
Police label stabbing report
‘bizarre.’ 10/12/05 pA3+
Suspect held in attack with
screwdriver. 1/20/05 pA17
STABELL, ISAAC
[photo]. 7/7/05 pA11+
STAGE MACHINERYNORWALK
pA3
STAGE RIGHT DESIGN
[photo]. 8/4/05 pC1+
STALKING-NORWALK
Officer’s humanity made a
difference during crisis
STAMFORD HOSPITAL
Stamford Hospital ends fiscal
year in the red. 2/5/05 pA3
STAMP, SUMMER AND
MACKENZIE
Norwalker celebrate Halloween
as a family affair [photo with
STAMP COLLECTING
Einstein highlighted at Norwalk
stamp show [photo]. 3/6/05
pA1+
Norwalk celebrates
[photo]. 9/21/05 pA1
STANEK, ALEX
[photo]. 7/28/05 pC1+
STANLEY, DEIRDRE
5/25/05 pA1+
STANLEY, MARK
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOL
AC breakdown leaves Staples
students, others hot under
collar. 6/9/05 pA4
Fall semester will bring new
traffic pattern at Staples.
8/15/05 pA4
No summer vacation ahead for
school construction work.
5/27/05 pA3+
Prospective Staples High
principal to be announced.
6/28/05 pA4
5/23/05 pA3
265
RTM grants school $2.5M more
for project. 4/6/05 pA1+
Sole candidate for Staples High
post is a principal at heart.
5/24/05 pA3+
Staples High honors students
of month [photo]. 3/17/05 pC5
pA3+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLALUMNI
State crowns, reunions and
frozen custard [photo].
7/22/05 pA13+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLBASEBALL
4/30/05 pA11+
[photo]. 4/21/05 pA11+
4, Staples 0. 5/5/05 pA13
Staples 0. 5/17/05 pA15
Staples 2. 4/12/05 pA15
Staples 1. 4/12/05 pA15
Harding 0. 5/19/05 pA13
Darien 4. 5/21/05 pA15
Central 8. 5/3/05 pA16
Bassick 6. 5/10/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Staples wins
second straight. 4/19/05 pA14
Staples 0. 5/12/05 pA13
McMahon girls rally past
win [photo]. 4/13/05 pA15+
pA13+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLBASEBALL (Continued)
Wilton downs Staples. 5/18/05
pA13+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLBASKETBALL-BOYS
H.S. Roundup: Bpt. Central 64,
Staples 41. 1/29/05 pA17
60, Staples 30. 2/2/05 pA17
Staples 50. 1/8/05 pA15
Staples 55. 2/22/05 pA15
Staples 38. 12/15/05 pA13
50, Staples 43. 2/17/05 pA14
H.S. Roundup: Newtown 53,
Staples 52. 12/30/05 pA13
Danbury 38. 2/15/05 pA11
H.S. Roundup: Staples uses
balanced attack to pull away
from Warriors. 1/5/05 pA15
Stapels 38. 1/22/05 pA15
47, Staples 36. 1/13/05 pA13
Staples 42. 2/5/05 pA15
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
[photo]. 12/28/05 pA15+
[photo]. 1/19/05 pA13+
[photo]. 12/21/05 pA15+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLBASKETBALL-GIRLS
Fairfield Warde wears out
H.S. Roundup: Big fourth
quarter lifts Staples. 2/15/05
pA11
H.S. Roundup: O’Connell lifts
Staples over Danbury.
12/8/05 pA14
New Canaan 15. 2/17/05
pA14
New Canaan 31. 12/11/05
pB4
H.S. Roundup: Staples 54, Bpt.
Central 47. 1/29/05 pA17
shock state's 10th-ranked
team. 2/5/05 pA15
win 3rd in row. 12/14/05 pA19
H.S. Roundup: Staples routs
St. Joseph in tournament
opener. 12/28/05 pA17
Staples 43. 1/22/05 pA15
[photo]. 2/12/05 pA13+
[photo]. 12/30/05 pA11+
Staples falls to top speed.
3/6/05 pB1+
[photo]. 3/2/05 pA13+
[photo]. 4/2/05 pA13+
Trinity holds off Staples [photo].
1/13/05 pA11+
Unbeaten Staples hands
Norwalk first loss. 12/21/05
pA15+
[photo]. 1/26/05 pA13+
[photo]. 3/4/05 pA13+
pA13+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLCROSS-COUNTRY
RUNNING-BOYS
sweep. 10/4/05 pA15
three. 9/14/05 pA17
twice. 9/21/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Wreckers boys
run season mark to 16-1.
10/13/05 pA15
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLCROSS-COUNTRY
RUNNING-GIRLS
H.S. Roundup: Lyons leads
Wilton. 9/14/05 pA17
266
H.S. Roundup: Senators swept.
9/14/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Staples sweeps
three. 9/21/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Wreckers go 21. 10/13/05 pA15
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLFIELD HOCKEY
[photo]. 9/9/05 pA13+
Dream season ends for Staples
field hockey. 11/12/05 pA19
Staples 0. 10/6/05 pA13
Ludlowe 0. 10/4/05 pA15
Weston 0. 9/25/05 pB3
Danbury 1. 10/25/05 pA17
H.S. Roundup: Staples 2, New
Canaan 0. 10/22/05 pA18
Staples 0. 9/29/05 pA15
[photo]. 10/27/05 pA11+
11/10/05 pA14
[photo]. 9/22/05 pA11+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLFOOTBALL
'64 Staples backfield back
together again [photo].
5/23/05 pA13+
2005 Staples Schedule [photo
pA13+
11/13/05 pB1+
pA11+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLFOOTBALL (Continued)
Staples claims narrow win over
Danbury. 9/17/05 pA13+
Staples destroys Central.
10/16/05 pB1+
12/2/05 pA13+
Staples gets back on track at
right time. 11/29/05 pA9+
Staples has no time to worry
about Ridgefield. 10/28/05
pA13+
Staples left to uphold FCIAC’s
honor. 12/1/05 pA11+
Staples marches confidently
into showdown with
Ridgefield. 11/11/05 pA13+
Staples pulls out wild win vs.
Rams. 11/5/05 pA15+
Staples ready for FCIAC
showdown against Trumbull.
10/7/05 pA13+
[photo]. 10/29/05 pA15+
[photo]. 11/25/05 pA13+
[photo]. 10/2/05 pB1+
Wreckers clinch berth in FCIAC
[photo]. 10/8/05 pA15+
Wreckers end grid season in
familiar spot [photo]. 12/1/05
pA11+
Wreckers facing one final
challenge. 12/3/05 pA13+
Wreckers have earned a home
game. 11/29/05 pA9+
[photo]. 10/23/05 pB1+
[photo]. 11/30/05 pA15+
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA15+
Wrecking Crew [photo].
9/15/05 pA13+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLGOLF
Friendship through Fitness on
the links [photo with caption].
5/12/05 pC4
McMahon 192. 5/18/05 pA15
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLGOLF-GIRLS
H.S. Roundup: Staples third in
FCIACs. 5/26/05 pA13
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLGYMNASTICS
H.S. Roundup: Gymnastics.
2/5/05 pA15
Norwalk 111.25. 1/28/05 pA15
NCHS 88.3. 2/3/05 pA12
Westhill 97.1. 2/3/05 pA12
[photo]. 2/10/05 pA16
[photo]. 1/21/05 pA13+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLHOCKEY
Early surge helps lift Warriors
over Staples. 1/14/05 pA13+
H.S. Roundup: Fairfield 4,
Staples 1. 1/13/05 pA13
Staples 0. 1/25/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: Milford 3,
Staples 1. 1/29/05 pA17
Staples 3. 1/20/05 pA14
H.S. Roundup: Trinity 4,
Staples 1. 2/17/05 pA14
[photo]. 2/10/05 pA11+
Sports in brief: Staples/Weston
hockey falls. 1/9/05 pB4
12/29/05 pA11+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLINDOOR TRACKATHLETICS
claim wins; Staples boys take
Staples boys win Class L state
titles. 2/13/05 pB2
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLLACROSSE-BOYS
11, Staples 5. 4/27/05 pB4
267
Danbury 2. 5/10/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Staples 15, St.
Joseph 4. 4/12/05 pA15
Warde 6. 5/14/05 pA15
Staples 5. 5/18/05 pA15
5/28/05 pA15+
Senators stymie Staples.
5/4/05 pA13+
Turning the Corner: Staples
working its way back to
respectability [photo]. 4/30/05
pA11+
5/15/05 pB1+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLRUGBY
5/22/05 pB1+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLSOCCER-BOYS
Staples 2. 9/29/05 pA15
Greenwich 0. 9/25/05 pB3
Danbury 0. 10/28/05 pA16
South Windsor 0, OT. 11/9/05
pA12
10/22/05 pA18
Bassick 0. 9/14/05 pA17
Trinity 0. 10/23/05 pB6
net key win. 10/12/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Wreckers lose
McGibney in win over St.
Joe’s [photo]. 9/27/05 pB3
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLSOCCER-BOYS (Continued)
pA11+
[photo]. 11/11/05 pA13+
Unbeaten Bears spoil
McGibney’s return. 10/18/05
pA9+
[photo]. 11/1/05 pA13+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLSOCCER-GIRLS
Staples 0. 10/6/05 pA13
Ludlowe 2, Staples 0. 10/1/05
pA15
Danbury 1. 9/15/05 pA17
Central 1. 10/27/05 pA13
Westhill 3. 9/25/05 pB3
pA17
H.S. Roundup: Staples girls fall
despite late surge. 10/11/05
pA15
soccer bow in first round.
11/8/05 pA11
soccer downs Norwalk to
break into win column.
9/23/05 pA16
Staples 0. 10/21/05 pA15
Staples 0. 10/8/05 pA17
Maccabiah Games thrill for
Vallone [photo]. 9/14/05 pA15
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLSOFTBALL
7, Staples 1. 5/5/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: FCIAC
Quarterfinals; Trumbull 3,
Staples 0. 5/24/05 pA11
H.S. Roundup: Staples,
Weston clinch softball playoff
berths. 5/21/05 pA15
Joseph 0. 4/29/05 pA20
Ridgefield 3. 4/26/05 pB3
Central 0. 5/3/05 pA16
pA16
New Milford 2. 4/23/05 pA15
New Canaan 0. 5/17/05 pA15
Bassick 0. 5/10/05 pA17
Ludlowe 1. 4/14/05 pA13
Harding 0. 5/19/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: Wreckers
rebound with victory. 5/13/05
pA15
H.S. Roundup: Wreckers
remain in playoff race with
win over Wilton. 5/18/05 pA15
Liska too much for Staples.
6/5/05 pB1+
Staples edges Maloney. 6/2/05
pA11+
Wreckers suffer a tough loss
against Trumbull [photo].
5/12/05 pA11+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLSPORTS SEE STAPLES
HIGH SCHOOL-NAME OF
SPORT
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLSWIMMING
Joseph 84. 9/30/05 pA16
[photo]. 1/8/05 pA13+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLSWIMMING-BOYS
[photo]. 12/17/05 pA15+
268
[photo]. 1/20/05 pA11+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLSWIMMING-GIRLS
New Canaan 79. 10/29/05
pA17
swim team enjoys recordsetting afternoon. 9/22/05
pA14
[photo]. 10/13/05 pA13+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLTENNIS-BOYS
[photo]. 6/1/05 pA13+
Greenwich, Staples still cream
of crop [photo]. 5/4/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: FCIAC
Quarterfinals; StaplesLudlowe match postponed.
5/25/05 pA15
Fairfield Ludlowe 1. 4/20/05
pA15
Wilton 1. 4/13/05 pA17
Danbury 0. 4/29/05 pA20
H.S. Roundup: Wreckers reach
FCIAC tennis final. 5/26/05
pA13
Staples wins third straight state
title. 6/9/05 pA11+
Wreckers fall in showdown
[photo]. 5/4/05 pA13+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLTENNIS-GIRLS
Staples 1. 5/13/05 pA15
Staples 2. 5/4/05 pA15
Wilton 2. 4/13/05 pA17
Danbury 1. 4/30/05 pA14
Norwalk 1. 5/10/05 pA17
McMahon 0. 5/10/05 pA15
pA15
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLTENNIS-GIRLS (Continued)
Staples 2. 4/20/05 pA15
Rising to the challenge [photo].
7/1/05 pA13+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLTRACK-ATHLETICS
H.S. Roundup: Norwalk,
Staples win events. 1/16/05
pB7
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLTRACK-ATHLETICS-BOYS
Ridgefield 50; Staples 77,
Norwalk 73; Staples 96.5,
Ridgefield 47.5. 5/17/05 pA15
Darien 71; Staples 117,
Ludlowe 32; Danbury 81.5,
Staples 68.5. 4/27/05 pB4
Westhill 34.5; Staples 118,
Warde 31; Staples 123.5,
Central 26.5. 4/8/05 pA15
Greenwich 33; Staples 121,
St. Joseph 28; Staples 124,
Harding 25. 5/10/05 pA15
three. 5/21/05 pA15
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLTRACK-ATHLETICS-GIRLS
Staples 65. 5/18/05 pA15
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLVOLLEYBALL-BOYS
H.S. Roundup: FCIAC
Semfinals: Staples 3, St.
Joseph 0. 5/24/05 pA11
Bassick 0. 5/5/05 pA13,
4/14/05 pA13
Central 0. 5/19/05 pA13
Danbury 0. 5/10/05 pA17,
4/19/05 pA14
pA16
Harding 0. 5/17/05 pA15,
4/26/05 pB3
Kolbe 0. 4/30/05 pA14
Ridgefield 0. 5/12/05 pA13,
4/21/05 pA16
Joseph 0. 5/3/05 pA16,
4/12/05 pA15
Torrington 0. 4/9/05 pA16
Warde 0. 5/7/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Staples spikes
54th straight. 5/14/05 pA15
Staples’ 58 match winning
streak snapped. 6/4/05 pA13+
Staples claims trifeca [photo].
5/26/05 pA11+
[photo]. 4/22/05 pA11+
pA11+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLVOLLEYBALL-GIRLS
End of line for Staples
volleyball. 11/13/05 pB1+
Staples 0. 10/20/05 pA13
Bassick 0. 10/18/05 pA11
Danbury 0. 10/12/05 pA15
Fairfield Ludlowe 0. 9/15/05
pA17
pA15
Harding 0. 9/27/05 pB3
H.S. Roundup: Staples 3, New
Canaan 0. 9/24/05 pA18
pA13
H.S. Roundup: Staples rolls to
win over Warde. 9/20/05 pA11
H.S. Roundup: Staples spikes
Cadets. 9/17/05 pA15
Staples 2. 10/7/05 pA17
269
11/10/05 pA14
10/22/05 pA15+
9/20/05 pA9+
Team play nets Staples solid
pA15+
Wreckers brush aside Cadets
in semifinal matchup. 11/2/05
pA13+
Wreckers fail to halt surging
Blue Wave. 11/4/05 pA13+
Wreckers gain revenge with
victory over Vikes. 10/29/05
pA15+
STAPLES HIGH SCHOOLWRESTLING
H.S. Roundup: Saturday sweep
for Staples wrestling. 2/6/05
pB2
Ludlow 28. 2/3/05 pA12
Darien 24. 12/21/05 pA17
Central 14. 1/13/05 pA13
Harding 6; Danbury 70,
Staples 9. 1/22/05 pA15
H.S. Roundup: Staples goes 23. 1/16/05 pB7
H.S. Roundup: Staples loses
four. 12/29/05 pA13
H.S. Roundup: Staples wins 3
of 4. 1/9/05 pB8
Staples 9. 1/28/05 pA15
12/24/05 pA17
Wreckers' wrestlers hit mat
running. 1/12/05 pA13
STAPLES SCHOOL-INDOOR
TRACK-ATHLETICS-GIRLS
H.S. Roundup: Wreckers tally.
1/9/05 pB8
STAR 99-FM
STAR INC.
Board dismisses STAR Inc.
suit. 11/16/05 pA3+
STAR INC. (Continued)
In brief: Star Inc. offers
business services. 2/13/05
pC5
Complaint says STAR
employees intimidated.
4/5/05 pA1+
Labor relations board rules
against STAR Inc. 4/20/05
pA1+
Mayor understands situation of
STAR workers [letter].
5/11/05 pA10
STAR appeals ruling. 5/16/05
pA1+
STAR Inc. announces plans for
its Walk, Roll and Stroll.
12/13/05 pA3+
STAR promotes brighter future
for disabled. 12/27/05 pA3+
STAR seeking Knopp’s help.
5/9/05 pA1
[photo]. 2/19/05 pA3+
Workers at STAR join union.
3/26/05 pA1+
STARBUCKS
In brief: Norwalk Starbucks
plans grand opening. 4/13/05
pA22
Starbucks opens second store
in Norwalk. 4/14/05 pC1
Starbucks to open second
location in Norwalk [photo].
2/11/05 pB1
STARK, PAM
[photo]. 11/19/05 pA1+
STARLAND, SHAYLA
pA3
STATE AID TO EDUCATION
City initiates search for child
care center architect. 2/16/05
pA3+
pA1+
1/27/05 pA3+
[photo]. 2/8/05 pA3+
[photo]. 9/30/05 pA1+
3/21/05 pA10
5/14/05 pA3+
STATE BONDS
State bonding only way to pay
for transit solution [letter].
3/4/05 pA10
STATEN, THERES HOPKINS
STATUES SEE SCULPTURE
STAUFFER, JANICE AND
LAURA
The beat goes on [photo with
STEBBINS, DAN
pB2
A mind for the line [photo].
9/30/05 pA13+
STEBBINS, GRAHAM
[photo]. 11/1/05 pA13+
STEELE, DOUGLAS
11/4/05 pA19+
STEFAN, ELIZABETH
5/10/05 pA1+
STEFKOVICH, D.J.
pB2
4/30/05 pA11+
[photo]. 4/21/05 pA11+
270
pA13+
[photo]. 10/8/05 pA15+
[photo]. 10/23/05 pB1+
[photo]. 11/30/05 pA15+
Wrecking Crew [photo].
9/15/05 pA13+
STEIGER, JORDAN
[photo]. 12/28/05 pA15+
STEIN, DR. STEPHEN
[photo]. 6/16/05 pC4
STEIN, ELENA
[photo]. 6/28/05 pA9+
STEIN, RITA
8/19/05 pC7+
STEIN, ROB VON
[photo]. 5/19/05 pA11+
STEIN, TAYLOR
pA16
STEIN, TOM
More than meets the eye: It’s
no secret, there are many
misconceptions about
Freemasons [photo].
10/16/05 pA3+
STEINBERG, DAVID
3/1/05 pA17
STEINER, DON
[photo]. 7/17/05 pA3+
STELLA, GEORGE
Livin' low carb: Stella to sign
books in Norwalk [photo].
3/4/05 pA3+
STEMBER, DR. RISHON
[photo]. 5/11/05 pA17+
STENGER, ERIC
pA13+
West Norwalk stays alive in
District tourney [photo].
7/2/05 pA13+
[photo]. 8/9/05 pA9+
STEPHENSON, CHIQUITA
[photo]. 11/25/05 pA1+
STEPPING STONES
CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
pA3+
Autism takes stage at Stepping
Stones Museum. 8/26/05
pA3+
pC3+
[photo]. 10/3/05 pA1+
In brief: Stepping Stones tabs
new board members. 3/30/05
pA22
pA3
Children's museum asking
parents for help with survey.
4/10/05 pA4
9/23/05 pA3+
pC3
Kids' picks: Children try out,
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