Norwalk Rails to Trails Committee donates to local groups

By | Posted August 2nd, 2018 |

The Norwalk Rails to Trails Committee, which sponsors the Rails to Trails Marathon in the fall, recently donated to two village organizations: the Village of Norwalk and the Norwalk Sportsmen’s Club.

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