Bring on 2021: Celebrating a safe New Year’s Eve in Norwalk
From library activities to a “mask-qureade” dinner party, Norwalk is out to prove that residents can still have fun and ring in the new year safely during a pandemic.
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Dec 31, 2020, 3:42 AM
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News 12’s Suzanne Goldklang was with Jason Iverson, of the Norwalk Library, and Andrey Cores, the owner of The Spread restaurant, to hear about the plans they put together for New Year's Eve celebrations.
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