NORWALK, Conn. – Here’s a look at the most-read and most-commented on stories on Nancy on Norwalk for the week covering Feb. 22-28.
Most read:
- *Norwalk cooperative housing residents fight buyout
- Watts bashes Rilling, operating budget as Council sets spending cap
- Letter: Mayor seems unable to stop political posturing by city clerk
- With Nordstrom on board for proposed SoNo mall, Norwalk officials think ‘jobs’
- Collins: Norwalk’s biggest problem is lack of affordable housing
- GGP pushes to move forward in SoNo mall approval process
- Norwalk fire chief defends effort to increase department’s diversity
- Some Norwalk Council members to mall developers: Not so fast
- Norwalk DTC does a Monday night Kumbayah
- Norwalkers line up to query Rilling, department heads at Mayor’s Night Out
* Story ran Feb. 16 but was our most-read story for the past week, making it our most-read story for two straight weeks.
Most comments:
- *Norwalk cooperative housing residents fight buyout (177/82)
- Watts bashes Rilling, operating budget as Council sets spending cap (38)
- Collins: Norwalk’s biggest problem is lack of affordable housing (34)
- With Nordstrom on board for proposed SoNo mall, Norwalk officials think ‘jobs’ (31)
- Letter: Mayor seems unable to stop political posturing by city clerk (22)
- Norwalk fire chief defends effort to increase department’s diversity (18)
- GGP pushes to move forward in SoNo mall approval process (16)
- Rilling decries Connecticut practice of property taxes (12)
- Norwalk Council members taking on ‘heated staircase’ Tuesday (10)
- Opinion: Plenty of projects on the table for Norwalk Public Schools (8)
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