Here are some of the stories and features in this week’s Herald, out today:

• Police: Scanlon stole $914k in city money.

• Months after Huntington Plaza fire, Gifts by the Green back open for business.

• More on the disagreement between land trust and Native American tribe.

• Bridgeport Avenue development meets some opposition.

• Shelton High’s student newspaper goes digital.

• In Opinion: City Democrats support weapons-free zone.

• Mothers become activists with ‘March for Change.’

• Scouts in Troop 28 advance.

• Town committee looks for candidates.

• Police news

• Meet Rocky, a staff terrier mix who needs a home.

• Workshop offers tips on applying to college.

• Student news

• In Sports: Gaels move closer to post season in basketball, Grapplers ready for SCC tourney and more.

• Fish fry begins Feb. 15.

• Lots of local events in Spotlight and Library News.

In this week’s Section B, we highlight camps:

• A summer camp experience for your child — find a camp to suit them.

• Dance academy in Monroe offers summer programs from ballet to hip hop.

• Shelton art camp to get an outdoor workspace.

• Computer camp at Fairfield University teaches video game design, app program and more.

• Go on a Zoo Patrol at Beardsley.

• Fairfield Follies auditions are Feb. 12-14.

• Chocolate desserts for our Valentines.

• A review of the 2013 ‘delicious’ Honda Accord Touring V-6, arts calendar, sweetheart run and more.

• Calling all cooks! We’re looking for dessert recipes to feature in our HOME issue. Email home@ acorn-online.com.