Norwalk Police stand at attention during Wednesday’s memorial service. (Harold F. Cobin)
NORWALK, Conn. Norwalk Police honored their fallen Wednesday in the annual police memorial ceremony.
“It’s been a difficult year plus for us, here at the Norwalk Police Department, and with all that we’ve gone through, it is more important than ever that we never forget those that have given themselves to this community, as well as those we have lost,” Norwalk Police Chief Thomas Kulhawik said. “It is easy to become complacent and focus on the problems and issues at hand and lose touch with the past, but it so important that we cannot let that happen.”
NORWALK, Conn. Some Norwalk announcements for you:
City debuts bike repair station – demo today
Mother’s Day Peace Stroll
Norwalk Police memorial ceremony is Wednesday
Norwalk’s first bike repair station
Mayor Harry Rilling, right, leads a ribbon cutting for the City’s first self-service bike repair station, Friday at Calf Pasture Beach. (Courtesy photo)
Cannondale Bikes’ Sam Ebert will be on hand at Calf Pasture Beach from 1-3 p.m. today to demonstrate Norwalk’s newest free public convenience: the City’s first self-service bike repair station. Located near the beach’s main patio, with easy access to the Norwalk River Valley Trail, the repair station’s work platform and attached tools can accommodate minor repairs on all types of bikes, according to a press release, and is available at no charge. Face masks and social distancing will be required of demonstration attendees.