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Norwalk Sets Presidents Day Garbage, Recycling Pickup Schedule
NORWALK, Conn. -- Garbage and recycling collection will follow the normal schedule in Norwalk on Monday, Feb. 15, which is Presidents Day.The Norwalk Transfer Station, located at 61 Crescent St., will be open Monday. The Yard Debris Site, located at 15 S. Smith Street, will be closed on Monday, but will be open during regular business hours on Wednesday, Feb. 17, weather permitting.
For more information, call customer service at 203-854-3200 or visit www.norwalkct.org.
Serendipity Labs Coworking Expands to Ridgewood
RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- The Pinnacle Companies announced Tuesday it will open New Jersey's first Serendipity Labs coworking location at 45 N. Broad Street, across from the Ridgewood Transit train station. The three-story, 8,500-square-foot space provides a vibrant coworking area, dedicated offices and team rooms. Members also will have access to an upscale lounge, ideation studio, work bar, event venue space and a café.
"Independent professionals, entrepreneurs, remote and mobile workers working in and around Ridgewood will now have a premium workplace and meeting venue offering a level of …
Nutritionist Offers Tips At Fairfield's Pequot Library
FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- Fairfield's Pequot Library continues its Health and Wellness programming with a Wellness Wednesday seminar on Feb. 17, featuring nutritionist Donna Brown, M.S.Brown leads her seminar, "What a Nutritionist Wishes You Knew," where she will share her tips on how to use kitchen nutrition and other lifestyle choices to successfully lose weight, sleep better, beat stress and support the body's brain, bones, liver, gut and kidneys.
She will show you how easy it is to ditch some of the bad habits and adopt healthier ones that will help you to look and feel better in 20…
Harrison High Footlight Players Attend State Theater Workshops
HARRISON, N.Y. -- Members of the Harrison High School Footlight Players attended the student conference of New York State Theatre Education Association last month.The 15 HHS students who attended worked with licensed teachers from around New York state on a host of theater topics, including, audition techniques, working on camera, working with wigs and makeup, advanced choreography, stage management, costumes, dancing, technical, self-confidence, as well as vocal and acting techniques.
Lynn Fusco, Harrison Central School District's director of fine and performing arts, and HHS chorus teacher…
