Protestors assemble recently in a rally held on Strawberry Hill Avenue, where trucks would have traveled to a distribution center in Norden Place. At center is Farhan Memon, organizer of the Sasqua Hills Neighborhood Association, which formed in opposition to the project. (Richard Bonenfant)
Updated, 4 p.m. Tuesday: Comment from Mayor Harry Rilling.
NORWALK, Conn. Would-be operators of a distribution center in Norden Place have withdrawn their application for the project.
The Zoning Commission has cancelled its public hearing, scheduled for 6 p.m. Monday, on the topic of the distribution center.
“Residents certainly made their voices heard regarding this project. It was no secret how many in the community felt. It was very clear this project was not good for the community and I think it’s a positive outcome,” Mayor Harry Rilling said in a statement.
A Connecticut Avenue sidewalk in 2018. (Archive photo)
Getting out and walking for exercise, to get to school or work, or to walk the dog has become more frequent during the pandemic. Winter months pose extra challenges for pedestrians and motorists, and we hope these tips will help you, your loved ones, and your neighbors to stay safe when we have fewer daylight hours.
Pedestrian Safety
Pedestrians can help ensure their safety when walking by making some proactive choices: By
wearing reflective or lighted clothing and accessory gear, as well as other safety practices, you can to be seen at night when the days are short during winter. According to current crash data,