Author: Jackie Lightfield -

Snow-covered trees with bare branches stand in front of a brick building, cars parked below, and snow piled on the ground, creating a wintery urban scene.
neighborhoods

Norwalk Snow Storms

There’s an old saying that past performance is not indicative of future results. And that would certainly be true if

Logo for Eco Evolution, featuring a globe with plant leaves growing from it, alongside the text ECO EVOLUTION Marketplace Meeting Space with a small leaf icon between Marketplace and Meeting Space.
Art

Eco Evolution

Part cafe, part gift shop, part art project, it is kind of hard to pin down what Eco Evolution is.

Brookside

Living in Brookside

Brookside is a classic suburban neighborhood, plenty of trees and a convenient location for those seeking a bit more elbow room without giving up convenience.

neighborhoods

Living in Rowayton

Originally a fishing hamlet and oyster harvesting community, Rowayton’s history dates back to the 17th century. The village grew around the Five Mile River, which still serves as its picturesque centerpiece. Historic captain’s homes and converted fishing cottages dot the landscape, telling the story of the community’s seafaring past while providing distinctive housing options for today’s residents.

Wave Hill Breads Cappuccino
Cafe

Wave Hill Breads

Wave Hill Breads offers a full cafe experience on Westport Ave in Norwalk that provides an oasis of fresh bread in the corridor.

A historical mural depicts a scene where a colonial settler talks with a Native American chief under a large tree. Two horses and more people are in the background. A sign reads, The Purchase of Norwalk by Roger Ludlow, 1640.
Opinion

Happy Thanksgiving

On this quintessential American holiday, I offer a station break to the other American pastime of endless “Black Friday” marketing.