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A powerful storm knocked out power to tens of thousands of Connecticut residents on Christmas morning. Here are the town-by-town updates
What to expect from the weather this weekend in the Fairfield area.
First Selectwoman Brenda Kupchick updates on Christmas storm, new quarantine guidelines, coronavirus data and more.
These local pets are searching for their forever homes. Meet Skylar, Reggie, Baby boy puppies and more.
Warning expires Sunday Dec 27th, 4:00pm
A man is accused of stealing more than $3,100 worth of cigarettes from two Fairfield businesses, according to police.
The man is accused of altering and cashing more than $1,700 in checks from a Fairfield business, according to police.
Local companies support non-profit organizations virtually this holiday season.
Here is a look at all of the available jobs and how to apply for them.
Sacred Heart University lit up the marquee Tuesday, signaling renovations are complete and the venue is open — if only online, for now.
Patch readers shared their choices for charities in the Fairfield area that could use some extra help this season.
Anyone who fails to pay by the new April 1 deadline would have to pay three months of interest added along with his or her existing bill.
“Best Christmas Present”: The Carolton Chronic & Convalescent Hospital's patients and staff received the COVID-19 vaccine Wednesday.
One empty building on the property will house the town's alternative high school, while the future of the other structure is unknown.
The town's transportation services to medical appointments and shopping have been suspended.
Fairfield has announced plans to defer January property taxes.
Take a look through the latest jobs added in your area.
The man had a wallet that was found to have been stolen from a vehicle parked in a driveway, according to Fairfield police.
Since when has the Fairfield Patch become a political forum for right-wing disinformation? I read the Patch to get the latest on local news and updates concerning the town, not to hear political opinions and statements that are blatantly untrue. Is there some way to monitor the site so political statements and misstatements are kept off? There are enough websites that welcome this kind of discourse. I did not think the Patch was one of them.
Is anyone curious why the two CT Senators felt they were deserving to jump the line for COVID-19 vaccine? I sincerely hope that two deserving elderly constituents who are at risk do not contract the virus and cannot access the vaccine because these two elites felt they should receive the vaccine while they take their month long vacation from legislating. Maybe Blumenthal felt that his service in Vietnam entitled him to receive the vaccine before others. Oh, I forgot he didn't serve in Vietnam just thought he did. Unbelievable that he continues as a Senator from CT.
Check out the newest homes available in the Fairfield area.
The menu offers traditional Romanian foods alongside American classics.
Eagle Scout Creates a Buzz at the Fairfield Museum and History Center
BSA Troop 90 is pleased to announce our latest Eagle Scout, Adam Jehle!
For Adam’s Eagle Scout Project, he created a garden at the Fairfield Museum and History Center, along with support from Troop 90 and the Sasqua Garden Club.
Inspired by the plight of endangered bee populations, Adam decided to plant a pollinator garden to help them out. “My project really helped me understand the declining bee population crisis and find effective ways to help the environment,” said Adam. “I’m glad I was able to complete this project with the Boy Scouts, since they are an organization who has taught me many things over the years.”
With planning help from the Fairfield Museum, funding from the Sasqua Garden Club, discounts on the pollinator plants from Native Nursery of Fairfield, and the Fairfield Department of Public Works supplying Adam with tools and resources, he was able to help establish a garden that will help future bee colonies flourish.
“Adam is a valuable member of our troop and has worked very hard towards this goal, not only within our troop but through a lot of service to our community,” said Troop 90’s committee chair, Daniela Rhoades. “His Eagle scout project turned out to be a beautiful addition to an important organization in Fairfield. Congratulations to Adam and the Jehle family on this amazing accomplishment!”
The Fairfield Museum and History Center is a vibrant nexus of community life offering dynamic family programs and exhibitions, sparking dialogue and deliberating the challenges of the future. Central to their community-focused mission is a desire to provide important historical context to pressing issues of our time, and to offer a safe, trustworthy environment where multiple perspectives can be heard, and collective solutions explored. Learn more at https://www.fairfieldhistory.org.
BSA Troop 90, sponsored by Greenfield Hill Congregational Church in Fairfield, Connecticut, is a leadership troop in The Connecticut Yankee Council, Pomperaug District. Troop 90 was founded in 1938. Since 1953, the Troop has produced over 100 Eagle Scouts, with an average of four new Eagle Scouts each year from 2007-2018. Troop 90 can be found on Facebook and the web. Want to join us? Visit https://troop90ct.org/join-us.
The center's researchers studied the strengths and gaps in Norwalk’s food system.
Books by creative writing professors Phil Klay and Dinty W. Moore are seeing rave reviews, including a shout-out from a former president.
The CDC is warning against holiday travel this season. Are you still planning to travel or welcome out-of-town guests? If so, what, if any, additional precautions are you taking to protect against COVID-19?
Looking for help to remove snow in South Pine creek beach area. Any tips?
Please let me know if anyone has any leads for the work to be completed today. Thanks so much.
ConnectFairfield produces entertaining events that connect community residents, businesses and organizations.
Excited to launch some fun events in the next few weeks...Please join this new group & invite friend to connect our local community! https://bit.ly/3oSbGVw
What Events Connect YOU? Let us know…Debbi@ConnectFairfield.com
I am looking for a house that needs work so I can remodel it, or one ready to be demolished. I will buy on cash with no inspections or appraisal. AS IS. Please let me know if you know anyone ready to sell or you want to sell yours! Happy holidays!
Snow Storm Talk
How many inches do you think we will get.?
Anyone know where to sell unused office furniture? Great prices. Pass it along if you know of someone looking to add or upgrade.
Thanks!
Well just got reassessed. Good news is the house increased in value by 35,000. The bad news after they put in enough affordable housing around me the value should go down.
A unique legal defense centered around the impact of the coronavirus pandemic will allow a Southport restaurant to remain in business.
Free holiday concert on Facebook Live on Sunday, December 13 @ 7pm
Robert A. Scinto of Fairfield, CT and Christopher Peterson of Wilton, CT
McCabe will use skills and knowledge from doing the work into policy solutions that will help our business community survive and thrive.
Customers Can Shop Online at StopandShop.com and Pickup Their Grocery Order from the Comfort of their Vehicle
Funds Allow Pink Aid to Ease the Financial Burden of Breast Cancer Patients Struggling During this Pandemic
?DiMatteo Family Foundation Celebrates the 15th Anniversary of Its Golf Tournament and Donates $30,000 to Three Nonprofits
Supported by Farmers Insurance?, this virtual event helps local families in Fairfield County's most vulnerable communities.
Author Amy Oestreicher speaks on "Creativity and Resilience: Mental Health Strategies for Detourists, 10/22, 7pm via Facebook Live.
Margaret Murphy, an educator at Fairfield Warde High School, has received the University of Chicago Outstanding Educator Award.
Addresses Labor History, Issues Statewide Focuses on Academics, Activism
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