Norwalk’s St. Patrick’s Day parade returns 2 years after pandemic emerged
St. Patrick’s Day celebrations continued over the weekend as Norwalk held its first parade since the start of the pandemic.
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Mar 19, 2022, 5:21 PM
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Updated 776 days ago
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323ds agoSt. Patrick’s Day celebrations continued over the weekend as Norwalk held its first parade since the start of the pandemic.
It had been scheduled for last weekend, but was canceled due to inclement weather.
The Norwalk Police Emerald Society hosted the parade’s return, starting at Veterans Park and proceeding up Washington Street where it will end at Pine Street.
The parade concludes at O'Neill's Pub on North Main Street where there will be a ceremony.
