Norwalk’s New River Street Sunset Bazaar Brings Vendors, Music, Food Nights Downtown Norwalk’s New River Street Sunset Bazaar Brings Vendors, Music, Food Nights Downtown Norwalk’s New River Street Sunset Bazaar Brings Vendors, Music, Food Nights Downtown
Norwalk’s New River Street Sunset Bazaar Brings Vendors, Music, Food Nights Downtown Norwalk will roll out its first-ever River Street Sunset Bazaar this summer, turning the Historic Wall Street District into an evening market with local vendors, live music, food and drinks, lawn games, and family-friendly activities. The free series is set for three Saturdays: June 13, July 11, and Aug. 8, running from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on River Street, the City of Norwalk said in a press release. City officials describe the Bazaar as a relaxed, walkable way to spend a summer evening downtown, with residents, families, and visitors encouraged to browse, eat, and listen to live entertainment…
Caught On Camera: Thief Steals Giant Ice Cream Cone From Popular DC Shop Near Howard University Caught On Camera: Thief Steals Giant Ice Cream Cone From Popular DC Shop Near Howard University Caught On Camera: Thief Steals Giant Ice Cream Cone From Popular DC Shop Near Howard University
Caught On Camera: Thief Steals Giant Ice Cream Cone From Popular DC Shop Near Howard University A giant ice cream cone that became a favorite photo spot for Howard University students, graduates, and neighborhood families has disappeared from outside a popular DC ice cream shop after a late-night thief made off with the colorful display. The theft happened last month at Here's The Scoop, a family-owned ice cream shop on Georgia Avenue NW across from Howard University, according to owner Karin Sellers. Security cameras captured the suspect taking the decorative cone from the shop's patio area, where customers regularly stopped for photos while visiting the business. Here's T…
Fire Tears Through LBI Landmark, Staff Facing Summer Without Pay Fire Tears Through LBI Landmark, Staff Facing Summer Without Pay Fire Tears Through LBI Landmark, Staff Facing Summer Without Pay
Fire Tears Through LBI Landmark, Staff Facing Summer Without Pay A fire broke out at a popular LBI restaurant over the weekend, leaving its future uncertain and dozens of employees without their primary source of summer income. Owners of Wally's in Surft City announced the Saturday night fire in a Facebook post Sunday, May 31, saying no employees, customers, or neighboring residents were injured. "So last night didn't go as anyone planned," the restaurant wrote. The fire started after staff finished what the restaurant described as "a wonderful Saturday night shift. "We are so incredibly happy to be able to share that no one from Wally's or an…
11-Year-Old Shot In Maryland Ambush As Gunmen Open Fire Near Playground: Video 11-Year-Old Shot In Maryland Ambush As Gunmen Open Fire Near Playground: Video 11-Year-Old Shot In Maryland Ambush As Gunmen Open Fire Near Playground: Video
11-Year-Old Shot In Maryland Ambush As Gunmen Open Fire Near Playground: Video New video has been released by investigators in Maryland after an 11-year-old boy and a man were shot during an ambush in Baltimore. The Baltimore Police Department released footage of a shooting that took place around 7:40 p.m. on Wednesday, May 27, near the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Dolphin Street. Commissioner Worley and PIO are on scene of a double shooting at the intersection of Pennsylvania Ave. & Dolphin St. Multiple streets in the area are closed, and buses have been rerouted.The media staging area will be located at the intersection of Dolphin St. & Argyle …
WATCH: American Flag-Masked Man Clashes With Edison BOE Member's Threat Claims WATCH: American Flag-Masked Man Clashes With Edison BOE Member's Threat Claims WATCH: American Flag-Masked Man Clashes With Edison BOE Member's Threat Claims
Watch: American Flag-Masked Man Clashes With Edison BOE Member's Threat Claims An Edison Board of Education meeting took a bizarre turn after a board member revealed threatening messages she says were tied to her position in a controversial $9 million land deal — and a masked resident publicly questioned whether the threats ever happened. Early this week, board member Anjana Patel said she received threatening WhatsApp messages connected to the proposed purchase of the Talmadge Road property for special education students. In a video shared to social media, Patel said she saw the messages, which she blurred on her phone but shared on the screen, shortly after…
Gift Shop To Close After 18 Years In Mount Kisco — But Plans Move To Another Location Gift Shop To Close After 18 Years In Mount Kisco — But Plans Move To Another Location Gift Shop To Close After 18 Years In Mount Kisco — But Plans Move To Another Location
Gift Shop To Close After 18 Years In Mount Kisco — But Plans Move To Another Location A longtime artisan boutique that has become a fixture in Northern Westchester for nearly two decades is preparing to leave its original home to begin its next chapter. Beehive Designer Collective, located at 337 E. Main St. in Mount Kisco, announced on Tuesday, May 19, that it will close its storefront after 18 years and relocate operations to Yellow Monkey Village in Cross River.  The owner shared the news in an emotional social media post, reflecting on the shop’s nearly two decades in the community. “After 18 years, the OG Bee in Mount Kisco is closing its doors and MOVING,” she wr…
'Lives Will Never Be The Same': Loved Ones Remember CT Motorcyclist Killed In Windham Crash 'Lives Will Never Be The Same': Loved Ones Remember CT Motorcyclist Killed In Windham Crash 'Lives Will Never Be The Same': Loved Ones Remember CT Motorcyclist Killed In Windham Crash
'Lives Will Never Be The Same': Loved Ones Remember CT Motorcyclist Killed In Windham Crash A 30-year-old Connecticut motorcyclist who was killed last week in a violent crash with an SUV has been identified, authorities said. Devan Nolet, of Mansfield, was killed in a Thursday, May 15, crash shortly before 6 p.m. outside Apollo Pizza on Route 32 in Windham, Connecticut State Police said Monday. Investigators said a 2019 silver Ford Explorer was heading north on Route 32 and attempting to turn left into the Apollo Pizza driveway. At the same time, a 2009 Suzuki GSX-R750 motorcycle was traveling southbound when it slammed into the SUV’s right front end, police said. Nolet was throw…
Flower Shop To Close After 8 Years In Croton-On-Hudson — Here's Its Last Day Flower Shop To Close After 8 Years In Croton-On-Hudson — Here's Its Last Day Flower Shop To Close After 8 Years In Croton-On-Hudson — Here's Its Last Day
Flower Shop To Close After 8 Years In Croton-On-Hudson — Here's Its Last Day An independent flower shop in Northern Westchester is preparing to close its doors after nearly a decade in business.  Upper Village Blooms, located at 122 Grand St. in Croton-on-Hudson, announced over the weekend that it will officially close after eight years in business.   The florist’s final retail day will be Sunday, June 7. Throughout June, the shop will also sell remaining inventory, display pieces, and furniture.  Owner Catherine Kondo Arkin shared the emotional news in a heartfelt message posted online, thanking customers, artists, employees, friends, and famil…
Popular Ridgewood Restaurant Closing After Building Sold, Ending 37-Year Run Popular Ridgewood Restaurant Closing After Building Sold, Ending 37-Year Run Popular Ridgewood Restaurant Closing After Building Sold, Ending 37-Year Run
Popular Ridgewood Restaurant Closing After Building Sold, Ending 37-Year Run A popular Ridgewood restaurant will close next month after 37 years in business, following the sale of the building housing the longtime eatery, owners announced Wednesday, May 13. The Village Green Restaurant, which has served the community since 1989, said on its website and Facebook page that chef and owner Kevin had operated the business for the past 15 years before learning the property had been sold. “We recently learned that the building was sold to a new landlord, and despite our best efforts, we were unable to come to a new agreement,” the statement says. “Unfortunately, everything…
Body Found Near Potomac High School Campus Sparks Death Investigation In Dumfries: Police Body Found Near Potomac High School Campus Sparks Death Investigation In Dumfries: Police Body Found Near Potomac High School Campus Sparks Death Investigation In Dumfries: Police
Body Found Near Potomac High School Campus Sparks Death Investigation In Dumfries: Police A death investigation has been launched in Northern Virginia after a dead body was found on a high school campus, police say. Officers from the Prince William County Police Department were called shortly after 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 28, to Potomac High School in Dumfries, where a 39-year-old man was found unconscious in the woods. The man, who investigators noted had no affiliation to the school, was pronounced dead at the scene by first responders. There were no signs of foul play, according to police, and there is no ongoing threat to the community concerning the death. "More infor…
PalPark, Fort Lee Residents Arrested, 57 Kilos Of Coke, $520K Cash Seized In Drug Ring, AG Says PalPark, Fort Lee Residents Arrested, 57 Kilos Of Coke, $520K Cash Seized In Drug Ring, AG Says PalPark, Fort Lee Residents Arrested, 57 Kilos Of Coke, $520K Cash Seized In Drug Ring, AG Says
PalPark, Fort Lee Residents Arrested, 57 Kilos Of Coke, $520K Cash Seized In Drug Ring, AG Says Four Bergen County residents were arrested in a major drug trafficking investigation that led to the seizure of $520,000 in cash, large quantities of наркотics, and weapons, authorities said. The New Jersey Attorney General's Office announced the takedown on Wednesday, April 29. Those arrested include Kwang Joo, 40, of Palisades Park, who was charged as the organizer of a large-scale drug distribution scheme involving cocaine, ketamine, MDMA, Adderall, Xanax, psilocybin, “pink cocaine,” oxycodone, and marijuana, Hannah Oh, 29, of Palisades Park; Sung Sohn, 45, of Englewood Cliffs; and B…
3 Sacred Heart Students Step In During Emergency, Help Save Man — Then Vanish Before Thanks 3 Sacred Heart Students Step In During Emergency, Help Save Man — Then Vanish Before Thanks 3 Sacred Heart Students Step In During Emergency, Help Save Man — Then Vanish Before Thanks
3 Sacred Heart Students Step In During Emergency, Help Save Man — Then Vanish Before Thanks Three Sacred Heart University students are being praised after stepping in during a medical emergency near campus, then leaving before anyone could thank them. First responders in Fairfield were called to Stratfield Road on Sunday, April 26, after reports of a person in distress. Before they arrived, the students stepped in to help. Their quick thinking may have prevented the situation from getting worse, firefighters said.  "Prior to our arrival the three ladies rolled the person on his side to help protect his airway and ensure he was breathing okay," Fairfield Engine Co. 3 wrote in…